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BELIEFS ABOUT BABIES.
Fates that Determine Their Future
/ Binding the Hand.


! From the London Globe.
The peasantry Of Greece firmly believe
that the future of every child is deter
mined by the three Fates, known by the
name Of the Moral In the popular mind
this trio Of Fates are supposed 70 be
three old and wrinkled women whose
habitation IS mountain cave. They
come simultaneously TO a house where q
new baby has made its appearance
When they are expected all furniture
is set aside so that their aged and tot
tering feet may not be hindered. and re-
freshments IN the shape Of honey cakes,
bread. and wine are placed ready for
these important though invisible guests.
Money. too. IS placed for them as bride
TO get their favor for the baby SO that
| his future may be one long sweet song
the superstition being that all things good
and bad are in the giving OF the Fates-
! On no account must the child's beauty
I be alluded 70 when the Moral are pres
I ent. as this well certainly make its good
( looks disappear-marks on a beby's skin
are looked upon as sent by these har-
/ bingers Of veal or wee.
/ III luck Is supposed 10 be the lot OF the
/ children who cut their upper teeth first
! There are one or two African tribes who
so firmly believe this that they are said
/ TO kill all babies but those whose lower
/ teeth appear first. AnoIuer race OF peO-
pie In the Dark Continent see all the
signs Of bad fortune in twins, and so
I they avoid It by Staying all OF them.
/ Should child grow up bad In China
/ the parents are said 10 have forgotten
to bind its wrists-alludlng thereby 10 a
native superstition that II red cord IS
/ tied around an infants wrists it. cannot
/ fail 10 grow up quiet and obedient.
| Coming back TO Western civilization.
III luck IS supposed TO hover around 4
baby IL It's finger nails are cut during the
/ first six weeks Of life. and there are
many more omens connected with a
/ baby's hands Should the desire be that
/ babe should have riches in abundance
/ when II is grown up then on no account
should it be forgotten that the binding
lot its right hand for short period soon
after birth will insure its coming in for
wealth beyond the dreams Of avarice.
! Good luck 10 the infant in the future
/ Is also supposed 20 be assured in other
ways. The Spaniards sweep their chill
drens faces with pine tree boughs for
/ that reason, while TO keep the Irish baby
4 from harm a belt Of woman's hair is
placed about II. and 10 achieve a similar
/ object Roumanian mothers tie red ribbons
around the ankles Of their offspring.
/ A very old but very pleasing custom
! prevails in Iceland when the first tooth
T makes Its appearance. for then lamb
! Is presented to the child 20 be It's VERY
own" In Holland garlic. salt. bread, and
steak are put in the cradle OF the new
arrival. while TO protect their children
/ the mothers Of Wales place IN the young
! sters' coy beds a pair OF tongs or a
knife and the latter weapon is utilized
1 for a like purpose in some districts OF
! England
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-om the Springfield siass) Republican.

From the Springfield lAiaSs.) Republican.
The Bison Society. an organization
which is laboring bravely to perpetuate
the bison in the United States. has sue
ceeded, after long and discouraging ef-
fort. in raising $4,000 which will enable
It TO fulfill its promise to the government
and buyNa herd of buffalo with which TO
stock the Montana national bison range
This range was made possible through an
appropriation of $4,000 by Congress 10
buy the land and build a fence about It.
The society appealed to $50 mayors and
boards Of trade for subscriptions. but did
not get a cent from that source. The
Western States gave. practically nothing,
and It is chiefly due to New York and
Massachusetts, that the herd will be
bought and the buffalo saved to the
plains. New York subscribed IS, 21s to the
fund, while Massachusetts gave $3.50 and
Minnesota s., 05O. Connecticut, whose pride
is historical association. showed her pub
lie spirit and generously by subscribing
SgZ.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. July 2.-Wheat to-day was steady;
corn. dull; oats. quiet; rye nominal, and four ie
limited demand.
WHEAT-SpOt contract. liz; July. LISk; Au-
gust L15llaLl5i6: September LlfaL 49,: steamer
No. rcd, Llil1; receipts. 1876 bushels: Southern
by sample. lo5all7; southern, on grade. ll4all9
C0RN-spot contract. z; receipts. 1851 bushels
exports. 800 buehels.
OATS-Stock in elevators. l39 SIC bushels; ship
ments from elevators. $50 bushels White No. 2
5slza57; do. No 3 5la55 mixed No. 2. 5S5za5i; do
No. g. Sass.
RYE-Stock in elevators. 3l.6H bushels No &
Western rye. export, 9o No. rye Western Up
town. %; bag lots to quality and condition
75asL
BARLEY-Stock in elevators IS bushels; ship
ments from elevators. IS bushels.
FJOyR-Winter extra. new. A75a4 90; do clear
new, 5.Z5a540; do straight, new. 65oa565 d.
patent. new, 5s5aeoO spring clear. 5l5a645; do.
stnight. 57oa5s5; do, patent. 6.35a66o: City Mills
best patent, 100; do. high-1ads patent. 100; do
high-grade straight. $40: do. choice family. SIS;
de-. extra. 5.6Oa5.l5; rye -four. medium to choice.
E6oa4.'5; coznmsal. Der 100 pounds. LSoal90
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.RuIe of Thumb

From tho London Times.
Upon a previous occasion the Prince Of
Wales told the country that it must
wake up" and he now repeats the warn
ing in another form when he says that
the reign Of the rule of thumb Is over and
that without a scientific foundation no
permanent superstructure can be raised. -
The rule OF thumb dies hard in this eoun-
try. partly. perhaps. because we had by
accident long period in which abound
ing prosperity could be attained without
much study Of method. That period closed
a good while ago, but few men learn
much after they are grown up. hence It
takes about a generation FOR this country
to turn round. Rule OF thumb is Ike the
longbow-a very useful weapon so long as
other people have nothing better. But
other nations have been assldUously i'm
proving their weapons. While there are
s,4si = s0od many among us who think
that what was good enough for their
fathers must be good enough for them.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July z-Quotations established by the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are a.
follows:
BUTTER-Creamery separator. Der ID, ZAzaE
imitation pound, Ga2i; prints bali pound, Per
pound. Ea29: do, one pound. per pound. Ea29;
blocks. two pound. per pound. 26a28; dairy prints,
Maryland Pennsylvania. and Virginia, per pound,
l6a17; Virginia and West Virginia store-packed.
PEI pound. ISs: Ohio. store-packed. Der pound.
lsiz nearby. rolls per pound lsalsz; Ohio rolls.
per pound, lsals4; West Virginia rolls. pound,
lSaiSh.
EGGS - Maryland, Pennsylvania. and ear-by
frsts PEI doz- M. Eastern Shore. Maryland. and
Virginia. per doz,, M; Western frsts, per doz.,
2lh: Yves. Virginia. per doz.. 2l1A-
LIVE P0ULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight per
pound 10; do. lightweight, PEI pound. i5is spring
chickens large, ~ pounds and over per pound, -
do. small per pound. Is: ducks per pound. y; do,
white Pekins. per pound -: spring ducks three
pounds and over, per pound, Is; do. small. ual2i
pigeons young. per pair. Is; do. Old per pair %
guinea fowls old. 8 each.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salcs-Renilar call. p O'Clock Door
Washington Railway and Electric common. 80 az
47a 20 az f7h 20 az 47l4. 50 az ga. l az ga. 10
at 47ia, 100 at z7H 100 at 47ia.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred IS al
g. 100 at 49, Is &c. IS at g. 80 at s3s. 50 at 8t
30 at 93A. % at 93A
Washington Gas, 3 at 7sis 8 at ISL. Is at TsA5.
8 at 7511. Is at 7S11. 25 al 761s . at 7S't, p az
lsh q at 7sh.
Mergenthaler. 10 at 40 10 at 30 at 40
LAnstOn. 100 at lSN 100 at l55s. 100 at la. 100
at 1874
Greene CRnanea. 1000 at s7s.
American Security and Trust. at 20
United States Trust, at III.
Fisemen's Insurance. Is At %. . at %. . At 20.
. at %.
After call. Columbia Railroad Is. 900 at 100
Potomac Electric Consolidated g. s. go az lOA.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 90
at 93A.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 20
al fA.
Following the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York, July 2.-BUTTER-Fim: receipts.
slse. Creamery extra, . State. dairy. tubs 20a26
imitation creamery, hrsts. D.
EGGS-Firm; receipts, S2 Nearby white. fan
q. 2SaS2i nearby mixed. fancy. 2a26 fresh rsts.
2lisa2i
The local market for raw sugar was steady. but
quiet and unchanged. Rumors were current of a
limited quantity Of Cuban sugar for prompt ship
ment having been sold at GIG cents; basis, IS
test, cost. and freight which would be equal 20
3.s2 cents. duty paid but there no contirIna-
ton Of such business. Therefore. the old prices
were still quoted.
The market for refined sugar was duh and IN
changed, with all refners taking orders at i.75
cents. net less per cent cash.
Local raw sugar prices we're quoted as follows
Centrifugal IS test So; Auscovado. 50 test SIS;
molaSses. 50 test SD. c. d r.. IS test 1872
NAVAL STORES Business I'm spirits q turpentine
was fairly good. with the market steady and IN
changed here and without material change at Sa-
vannah. Rosn Held steady and unchanged, ard the
same may DO said OF tar.
Prices were quoted as follows: Spirits Of Tupen-
tine 40; al Savannah, 45af544; Rosin, common %
good strained. $50; Tar oil, barrels 40.
MILL FEED-Steady; inactive trade. Spring
bran, l00-b sacks. 10 arrive, 25.75; standard mid
ding 26.25; city bran, A.25 bulk; Western red
dog. 10 arrive. $3.50; winter wheat BRAN In l00lb.
sacks, 70 arrive. 2.3.
oATs-Inactve; steady. No. white. Sass; No.
5 white. 5fsa55; No. white, 5SikaS; natural and
clipped white on tracks Na6Z
FLOUR-Unsettled; inactive. Spring patents. ga
665; spring clears. 59a56o. winter straights G. goa
CO. sacks 600a6.60; Kansas clears 5.Ooa5 65 new
Kansas stTnghts selling moderately. az 650a5.60 IN
SACKS: soft straightS 5.50a570. IN barrels; new
spring patents quoted AZ 575aGO.
RYE FLOUR-Steady small business. Good %
choice brands quoted at 4.45a4.so
CORN MEAL-Steady; market is dull. Kiln
dried for export, SO; coarse meal. in bags L5a
l53
HAY-Receipts. LILO tons steady; fair inquiry.
Prime timothy, los; No. !, gl4al.O; No. 3 ssa90i
No. ). 75aS0.
STRAW-Receipts 40 tons: weak; unsettled; quiet
trade Long rye, new. 9jal.O0.
BEEF-Steady; demand quiet. Family. HOOa
H.50; packet. l200al20
! PORK-Scarce: business moderate. Mess, Zl0Oa
/ 225o: Family. 200.
LARD-Inactive. Prime Western, lZl5; city lL75,
refined contiGent, l2.25; South American. 1900; re
! fined Brazilian. kegs, 400; oleostearine - cents
lard stearine. weak New York. l3al311; Chicago.
nominal
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July Z-Nloney on call at the stock
E1ohAngo to-day opoend at IL Der cont; highest 4;
lowest IL; closing Most Of the days loans were
made nj rs per ocnt
Time money was IN somewhat better demand
Brokers offered Il with moderate freedom Rates.
10 ~ per cent for sixty days. ~ TO ~ for ninety
days. 2i4 70 % for four months TO 81 for five
months; 81 70 81 for six months. and 81 for over
The year.
The market for sterling to-day steady. but with
rates points lower Rates for actual business
closed as follows: Sixty days 4.s595a4 s8O5; demand
Gs78aA640; cables 4ST65a4.S7T5. Commercial bills
we're ASH for ninety days and AS51.aL6JN FOR sixty
Ls5i5
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W B. Hibbs q Co.
members II the Chicago Board q Trade. Hibbs
Building ~ Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago. July 2--July wheat sold to-day at liz
which Is g. below the high point Of the previous
session. The Sc break was supplemented during the
frst few MINUTES q trading by q further decline
q sha5i4 from the final figures q the preceding
day. Other deliveries also were extremely heavy
The unloading yesterday % a part q the big
lins Of wheat held By leading bull left the market
exceedingly weak aud when trading began today
selling was general News q the day also was bear
i2h, and weather conditions continued favorable.
The corn market sabiect TO quick turns dur
ing early trading Sentiment on the whole how
ever. was strong
Oats were steady. with Dricrs shade lower.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members OF the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York. July 2-COttOn opened steady az an
advance Of points TO a decline Of 4 points but
quickly broke TO net loss Of about 7al0 points
the active months, owing TO reports OF rains
and much lower temperatures in Southern and
Central Texas. Cables were favorable and with
indications that the Texas storm was resulting
IN little more than showers the market received
good support at the decline and later rallied 70
shade over the closing figures q yesterday on
covering.
In the afternoon prices turned weak and irreg-
ular. and closed 20 II points below the opening.
Receipts az the ports were loo bales against
S76 last week and 245 last year. Fer the
week. 5000 bales, against $3.50 last week. and
2 $50 last year. Receipts at New Orleans were
- - ...l...a % 4. :. -
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt., 5.5Oa6Oo; butcher,
L0oas.T5; common. 300a3.5o.
HoGs-Pe- cwt.. gross 65Oa7.OO; ordinary. per
cgt. 6O0ac.5.
sHEEP-Prime. clipped. SOOa45O common. clip
ped, 30oa3.D.
LANDSCAPES spring, per h.. nsas medium.
n
CALYEs-Prime. per b.. ~; medium. Z: COM
mon. SAC.
COWS-Prime. fresh each. 55.c0a4O.Oe; common,
2.0oa50.Oo; old and dTy. l00oal5.0a.
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No asa ". P. lockwood " y. Lnchs; iudE-
ment Municipal Court, $50. Attorney. J. solomon.
No. 5is2 Liebermann & Hawn vs. Wallace ".
Kinmel appellant. Defendants attorneys, Darr,
Pcysef s Taylor.
No. 5lSE. Henry Beck vs. S. Emma Waugh:
Judgment Municipal Court. $40 Attorney. J. h.
Binstcd
No. Ss2i. The Duncan Townsits Company vs..
Secretary q Interior; mandamus. Attorneys. Kap-
pier & MerilIat
No 5ls25 The Crane Company vs. Thomas H.
Hall. account, 500. Attorneys Slcruau & Lerch
and T. I. Colloday.
No. Slsa5 Ballard s. Lanham r. r. Bealas;
account s. o00 Attorneys, Dam. Peyser Taylor
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. July a-CATTIE-Reoeipts. io2
head; weak. Dressed beef dull, at Slsal0H for
common 70 prime native sides.
YES-Receips. 30 head: steady Veals. eco:
culs SO: dressed calves lower: city-dressed Yeal,
skaSi1 country dressed Veals. sal2 dressed butter
miiks siAa9i1
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts $3.50 head.
sheep 3.O0aa50 lamhS 535a7.75; culls Az
HOGS-Recepts. 500 head: steady.
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Circuit Court No. 2.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No 5l65 Auerbach vs.. johnson; leave granted
plaintiff to withdraw original note. Attorney. W..
A. Johnston.
No. 5ls4. Duncan Townsite Company vs.. Secre-
tary Of Interior; rule returnable August 5. 1909.
Attorneys. Happier & Merillat.
No. 5l7SS. Kappa Maryland Casualty Com
pany: ,eaFo 10 file amended plea granted. At
tOrneys. DarT PCSG & Taylor and ~. sTas6ur-
ger-Sleman & Lerch.
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New York, July e2-wHEAT-Weaker; fair trade
No. ! Northern Duluth 20 arrive. L4li5; No. red
Z. q D.. LIZ. new No. red for end August 1 cents
over September new for early September. 2H over;
No. hard. New York. T. o b.. lS3i1. No / macl
roni new crop. l.oss4 T. o. b.. October. No I Mani
tOha. T. o. b., % arrive. October-Novcmber In
Exporters took 70 loads part last night including
No. red early August. C. l. T.. Buffalo about 5
cents over Chicago September.
CORN-Frmer; quiet trade. No ? elevator 7gls
No. 2 T. O. b. r. Exporters took loads No 2
yellow rs. Z. o. b.; No white. new. December d
March shipment az Is
RYE-Dull; steady. No ? Z O. b. SOY
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DAILY COURT RECORD,
(Thursday, July %, 1000
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. ZSlD. Cumberland vs. Grayson e. al; tins 70
take testimony limited Attorneys. I. w. William
son and T. Waiker-Gittinss Chamberlain.
No. HSI2 CuIoty vs.. Carpenter; sale ratified.
Attorneys w J. Lambert-J. d. Sullivan and r.
II. Ieatmar-
No. Z77f5 Heinicks rs. Heinicke; reference to
examiner. Attorneys, C. J. +. Graf and Z. L
Mitchel-Wolf & Rosenberg.
No. 2sa5a Warner e al. vs.. Palmer ct al; pro
confesso. Attorneys. Barnard & johnson and B. II.
Warner g.
No. 1886. Gerssley Ct oil. Reuter- et al. Wit
ness Reuter- ordered 70 answer questions. Attor-
neys. /. Tohriner-Darr. Peyser & Taylor.
No. 26693. Emmerich vs. StrOman Ct al. guar
dian I'D litem appointed. Attorneys. J. a. Maede-
j. q. Howard
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All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon fits
bona fde circulation--a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital. Its books
are open.
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Criminal Court NO. L.


JUSTICE WRIGHT.
United States vs. jules h. Waterbury: false pre-
lenses; recognizance 200 taken.
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/ No. 2SaS Columbia National Bank 70 Harry b.
Mason; Judgment creditors bill Attorney. p. H.
] Marshau
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs Co.
nzmbers OF the New York Stock Exchange. Hi0oa
Building. 20 Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALES BY HOURSt
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Equity Suit.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No so3. In re Louis J. Kessel; discharge O.
dered
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. July 2-Following are the sales ant
quotations on the most active securities Listed o.
the Baltimore Stock Exchangei
SALES
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Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & o..
members OF the New York Stock Exchange. Hibba
Building, 70 Fifteenth street northwest
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Now York. July 2-Bid sne asked prices for
government securities:
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Made Mt Lowest Rates OF Interest.
W. H. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV
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Free Sample
For Baby's Ills

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reflection on Secretary Garfield 10
assume that he would not have done
precisely wha, did. ascertain as
soon as practicable where the power
sites were actually located and issue
q new order Withdrawing them from
o,tlcmcut and restoring T. cn.ry
an land not needed for that pu.
pose
- found that by utilizing the &C..
uoRiom survey, instead of the re-.
dam1tion service, which had been
employed by my predecessor ! could
secure accurate Information as to
the location Of the power sites.
on consultation with the legal
OFFICERS OF my department iounl
that could make withdrawal o..
i,r, retroactive. that ia that could
issue withdrawal orders later which
would rllectualy protect any power
sites Within any entries which might
have been made in the interim. The
retroactive proyisi u OF the subsr-
uu,ut Withdrawals operated com.
p.ctoly to conserve the sites
so. single power site has pass.
Cd ont of the possession Of the GOV.
'rnmcnt during this administrations
continued the secretary AS mat
ter e tact. the Withdrawals ordered
by mo protected 30 per cent more
power sites than were conserved by
the Garfield order This implies no
criticism Of the Garfield order aud
merely hows that thc Garfield or
der WJ, tentative
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A Reliaious Authors Statement.

Rev Joseph II. Fcspcrman, sails.
bury, y. c., who is the author of s'v.
eral books writes For several years
was afflicted with kidney trouble
and last winter | was suddenly strick.
en- with a severe pain In my kidney
and was confined u bed eight days
unable to &c. up without assistance.
My urine contained thick white sed.
imcnt and | passed same frequently
day and night. | commenced taking
Folcys Kidney Remedy. and the pain
gradually abated and finally ceased
and my urine became normal. | cheer
fully recommend Foley's Kidney Rem.
,dy Sold by all druggists
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When cold becomes settled in
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remedy TO use Is Chamberlain's
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system in natural and healthy con.
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Rufus Post and all druggists
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Go Auto Driving.

viii drive auto for city drives
any evening after 7 and any hour
on Sundays. Engagements must be
made by .. n. Phone go.
elm w. s. FRALEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-10

The best man in a race is the man
who runs 1t for the pure fun OF run
ming.