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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-10-27
FROM A TENNESSEE SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Please find enclosed SAGE for Joseph Morphew.
trade, Tenn. We certainly hope that he will get
In better home before the cold weather. | took
the letter that was in the jeff with me to Sunday
School, and several gave very cheerfully | will
give you the names of those who handed me
money. (This list is published in our weekly
statement Four of want buttons, as we
wish to become members of the S. S. B. and help
IN this good cause when we Father is not
living. We take both Jeffs, and think Mr.. Watson
is a great and good man.-RUTH MEADOWS,
Route 9, Cornersville Tenn.
q wish at least member of every Sunday
School in the country would take up collection
occasionally just for the ''home folks In every
community there is some who needs help and
is worthy OF it. Too often pride steps in the
way OF asking neighbors and friends for assist
ance. Some people would rather starve than beg,
and they must be helped tenderly and tactfully
The children of the Sunday School could do this
work of caring for the needy at home more
successfully than the older people for their fine
sympathies have not been blunted by rough usage
[ am glad beyond measure to see the setting of
this good example-DADDY JIM
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STATEMENT.


we have received these amounts during the
week
W. r. Weaver Pinehurst, Ga. S5
~ l. fouHgDloOd, PlnehurSt, Ga 10
Lsn foWler, Cornersville, Tenn. ....... rs
MISS Lucille Clayton, Cornersvile, Tenn. -. .25
MIS-. ~ r. Clayton, Cornersvile, Tenn .25
Mr.. and Mrs Farris Cornersvile Tenn. .25
MRS s. b. Bligh, Cornersville Tenn. .... rs
MRS. B. G. Meadows Cornersvie, Tenn. .25
MRS. John Gambell, Cornersville, Tenn ~. .05
MISS Nancy Park, Cornersville, Tenn. $3.50. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meadows Cornersville
lenn. .15
Mis' "A. +. Meadows Cornersville, Tenn. so
Miss Ellen Meadows, Cornersvlle, Tenn - 80
Miss Ruth Meadows, Cornersvlle, Tenn 80. 1.90
oscar klncald, Pine Park, Ca. 10
luxe Wlndham, Bay Spring, Miss. so
"A college Park Friend. .......... 100
Two Frends at thomson, Ga. so
j. l.. Ingram, Route /, Buchanan, Ga. $685.. 10
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TWO SHUT-INS.

The following was left out of Mrs Black
welder's letter last week: 81 will send you the
names of two shut-ins Mrs Ella Owensby Route
8, Carrollton, Ga, is married lady, with hus-
band and four children. She does not need any
financial help but she needs sunshine, bright and
cheerful letters. The other is boy about 20 years
Old He has had rheumatism since he was
eight His name is Rufus Duffee, Route 10, Car
rollton Ga. Let us find out how many there are
in this State. Mrs. N. NJ E. Blackwelder Bow
don, Ga.
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HELP THIS OLD BAPTIST PREACHER.

My much beloved Brotherhood: | thank you
for your kindness in sending me one dollar l
am here on my bed; only turn myself by
pulling on a rope. | can sit up little at a time
in my chair, when lifted into it. My hips, knees
and ankle joints are getting stiff. l in my
elghty-fourth year, and waiting for my sum-
mons to go to my eternal home. I may have
to lie here some months, or year, can't tell
| suffer great deal, but try to let patience have
its perfect work. If the readers of the Jefer-
sonian will feel sorry for as much as dime
apiece that will carry me and my poor old COM
panion to our journeys end My neghbor had a
right hard time with for fourteen months
before let my condition be known TO my breth-
rem. For the last four months they have been
helping me some, for which I feel sure God will
bless them all, but it seems that they have about
all stopped off. I have not received any help for
three weeks past They may think I am dead
and gone Let all that have contributed to my
needs know that thank them very much for the
same, hoping that God will bless them in the
future. May God bless all His people and give
them humble heart to pray for this poor old
crippled servant who has loved God for 67 years
Bless the Lord, my soul and may all that is
within me bless His holy name. Amen-Elder
B. l.. ALTERNATELY, Route g. Gainesville, Ga.
WAS there ever an appeal more pathetic? Was
there ever reproach more poignant? Here is an
old man who has served God and Gods people
faithfully for 81 long years, left to die forgotten
uncared for, helpless, suffering. Where are the
people he has helped prayed for blessed? Where
are his brethren ministers of the Gospel of
Christ? Where are the church members whose
purses open to the heather of all lands but
who have not remembered this poor old crippled
servant of God? "They may think I am dead and
gone His suffering was so great that it broke
down the last barriers of his pride, and he sent
out one pitiful cry for help. The help came
tardily, drop by drop, might squeeze an
almost dry sponge above the cracked lips of a man
dying of thirst. Then it stopped. ''They may
think am dead and gone" How about it. Bap-
lists of Georgia? Can't you do something more
than pray for this poor old crippled servant who
has loved God for 81 years?-DADDY JIM
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HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?

Dear Brothers and Sisters: I received the dollar
all O. X, and thank you with all my heart for
your kindness and goodness. That makes S.. 5 0 |
have helping to put roof house. and
hope will get some more help | better.
My limbs all drawn and crooked. l wish you
could see me; then you would know that l surely
need aid. l hope God will bless the Brotherhood
for their kindness. Your poor shut-in JAS F.
Essex, Nelsonville Ky
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FROM A LITTLE GIRL IN ILLINOIS.

Dear Daddy Jim: like to read the Sunny South
Brotherhood very much and think it is kind of
the people to send money to the poor shut-ns.
l am only ten years DID, but | afford to send
in a mite. If | am entitled to button, please
send me one / am not from the Sunny South but
i take great interest in those who are Wishing
the Brotherhood much success | am, your little
friend, Wilma Rose, Windsor, Ill.
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A LINCOLN COUNTY MAN.

You will find enclosed check for $500 I shall
be glad If will that the proceeds go to the
Lincoln County woman, Mrs. Matte Crawford |
would not be SO apt to specify the recipient but
Tor this reason: | was born and reared in Lincoln
County, Ga, and know the good woman person
ally and have known her all my life. l am
glad If | can in a small way assist some of the
nome people.-A College Park Friend
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LETTER OF THANKS.

| received the dollar you sent me, for which
please accept my sincere thanks. 1t will be a
great help to me. have been crippled for three
years and three months and have not walked a
step in that time. 1t is hard to be so afflicted,
but / try to be submissive to Gods will. May
God bless the Brotherhood in the grand work
they doing for the sick and af1icted.-A S.
ARMOR, Stephens, Ga.
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CATARRH,
FOUL BREATH

If You Continually khawk and Spit and There 3 a
Constant Dripping From the Nose Into the
Throat, If You Have Foul Sicken-
ing Breath That = Catarrh.
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FROM THE LITTLE SUNBEAM.

Dear Christian Brotherhood: l received the dol
lar yesterday and deep down in my heart 1 do
thank you for all that you send me. I believe you
good Christian people are going to give me some
ORDERS as I have received an order for one book
and two ties. [ love to send out sunshine to
others. Dear Brotherhood, write to Thanks
giving Day-Mary Ellen Willis. R. 3, GAINESVILLE,
Ga.
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and when l read Joseph's letter they said they
would send him little mite, along with Papa,
so here it is. (These subscriptions are published
in the list this week. 1t isn't very much, but i
hope it will do Joseph as much good as it did the
children to send it. Wishing the S. S. B. great
success, l beg to sign myself, Watson girl,
(Miss) Eunice Hopper, Sidney, Texas.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-10-27
BY DADDY jim

about $50. Our friends say she is a good girl
and unless she can get the cruches and braces she
will have to spend her life sitting in chair They
have had dry summer out there, and crops are
very short, so the poor girl has not much chance
TO earn any more money this year Won't our
Texas friends get together and make up purse
for Miss Maggie Riding, Ladonia, Texas?
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AN PPEAL FROM LADONIA, TEXAS.

We have just heard through some of our
friends, about Woodworking crippled girl at
Ladonia, Texas, who is trying to get set of
braces and crutches SO that she move around.
She has been trying all this year to get enough
money to buy them, and the most she has been
able to save is $500. The appliances will cost
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-10-27
SUFFERING IN TENNESSEE.

Dear Friends I received the dollar you SO
kindly sent me- I thank you with all my heart,
for we are very needy. My weak and afflicted
mother is trying to pick few pounds of cotton
to buy bread with. No except herself knows
what terrible suffering she endures. We will be
more than thankful for any help the S. S. B.
nearly freeze in winter, for the cold winds rain
and snow blow in badly. My mother is unable to
chop wood, and L am helpless, and have no
means to hire help; so we have to endure many
hardships and will be very grateful for any help
you fit to give us in the future.-VICTORIA
BUTLER, Route 1, Decaturville, Tenn.
(This is bad case. The people worthy in
every way and their need is urgent. Just dime
apiece from one in every ten of Tennessee
readers would place this old mother and her
crippled daughter in comfort for the winter.
Think it before you eat your supper tonight,
and see if you can't spare dime?-DADDY JIM
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NEW MEMBERS FROM TEXAS.

We have just read the letter from Joseph
Morphew. How it makes hearts bleed to
think of the suffering at very doors, while
people are sending money to foreign countries.
We are very poor in this worlds goods, but we
are all able to work for living, and have
been blessed all lives with good health for
which | sometimes think not thankful
enough. do hope and believe the good friends
of the Jeff will come to that poor boys aid To
think of sick person lying in frozen bed is
enough to make the hardest hearts bleed The
children have made some money picking cotton,
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DEAFN ESS.
FREE CATARRH CURE COUPON.

This coupon, cut from The Jeffersonan, is good
for sample Of Botanic Blood Balm, mailed
free in plain package Cut out this coupon and
mail with your name and address to BLOOD
BALM CO, Atlanta Ga.
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS.

All applications for help must be endorsed by
member of the Brotherhood, or certified to by the
local postmaster, minister county official. 1t
takes time and money to investigate applications
that come to without references.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21
%. YEARS AGO

Edgar LaRue has gone to Chicago
to remain until the first Of March.
+ Col. and Mrs. Il. P. Merrick, of Ray
Lake, returned from New York Mon
day. -. 81 ..s-
The majority in favor of division of
Dakota appears on the official count
to be 1867.
Geo. :Elmslie returned from Canada
Monday-and is still enjoying single
blessedness. ...r,s.% =: ~, q ... ,
The senate has taken the Dakota
bull by the horns. 1t is difficult to pre-
dict the outcome of affairs. 8
The sidewalks Of Devils Lake are in
better shape this weather than are
those of St. Paul or Minneapolis.
= AS class the farmers of the United
States are the most prosperous peo-
pie in the world. Will the free trade
papers tell us why? Ga .>>.,., 4
~ .
T Last Saturday evening Neal Nc
Keague was shot and killed by Thos.
Hillerman at Churchs Ferry. The cor
5oner's jury says it was in self defense.
Hillerman gave himself up and was
permitted to have his liberty in charge
of an officer. II A.. v: 3. ~ Y 5 ii
r.
: The following officers have been
elected to the banks in this city: Mer-
chants National, +. r. Fulton, Pres;
G.. W. Kelly, Vice President; e. A.
sGowran, Cashier; F. R, Fulton, G. w.
Kelly, q. A. iGoWran, A. ]. stade, Ole
serumgard, J. a. Percival and II. G.
Hansbrough, directors. First National,
Chas. s. Hubert Pres. a. Q. Whip
pie, Vice Pres; Geo. Juergens, Cash
Ter; Chas. s. Hubert, a. o. Whipple.
Geo. Juergens, Frank Palmer, w. G.
,stonghton. n. 3. Strait and John w.
Maher, directors. s..s2s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21

S5stT The Modern Woodmen of America
are! arranging for a social dance to be
given In their lodge room next Wed
nssday evening. .;sf,9ss ss1:s Ssfiis<
Tom Young's wood yard opened ON
October 18th. and can supply you, With
all kinds Of wood. Have 4 Big stock
Of dry oak on hand. ONCE with G.
"a. Dodge, phone 40. y Yards between
Arnold and Flint avenues. on Fifth st.
81 y: Arrangements are being made for
another w. G. T. u. silver medal con.
test to be given the fore part Of. March
The! one Gently given proved; "a very
enjoyable event, and the one that will
follow will in all probability even
eclipse the former one. ,Ss,i>s 5s
5 The Ramsey County National Bank
has Money 70 Loan on Farms, Money
e Loan. On City Property. Rates low,
Terms Favorable. mn ...55s... -, :,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21
"a Bunch Of Kick.

"A Bunch of Kicks. ,!!:s.;; !; !.
u ''I'm in hard luck" sighed the steel
rail. IS, 4. ,!s. = Ia
j Look at me! get nothing from
morning till night but hot air. groan-
ed the pumping engine. s v v ~ !
q "I'm always in hot water" sighed
the boiler &C. hf y 81. WA rs.
Consider my plight" cried the mac.
adam road, Invariably walked over
and trodden under foot W.: A. so: & Z
p "1'm used to It.. for Pm always. up
against it," philosophically remarked
the wall paper .,.,.: " /. a.. -.
You're none OF you as badly of as
I am" said the furnace. ''for. no mat
ter where ! 60. I'm generally fred
Baltimore American T.. '..r..~...,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21
. T5N3. 5ETa ,,ttfE..
TOXIC.

, Chas. Nelson went to Devils Lake
Monday. =; 49,. ~, ~
c.: Smeallie was a business visitor
in Devils Lake Friday.
Mrs. Agnes Kring was in Devils
Lake between trains Monday.
Herb Baitson was a visitor to Devils
Lake between trains Monday.
A social dance is being planned for
this week Friday evening at this place.
I. Court was a business, visitor be.
tween trains in Devils Lake Monday.
Mrs. Graves and son Glenn have NOV
ed to Doyon to spend the balance of
the winter e:r. VIZ; s:@s: ,ts.
Emery Chase returned home satur.
day after an extended visit with
friends and relatives at Lisbon, N.
Oak. ''' =. e 4 -@.s..'.-.'e -. 80.
Henry St. c. Doyle returned home
Monday from Minnewaukan where he
has been serving as one of the trial
jurors.
Miss Rudella Christoferson visited
this place over Sunday. While here
she was the guest of her cousin, Hilma
Freeburg. r.. -.
Hilda and Julia Newhouse returned
T to their: home south of Devils Lake
Monday after spending their Christ.
tmas vacation with their sister Mrs.
Chas. Nelson. .~n
Isadore Mazakahomni was tried for
the murder of Patrick Adams last
week, found guilty Of murder in the
second degree and sentenced to TWEEN.
ty-five years in the penitentiary at
Z hard labor.
!, Victor Ruth went to Devils Lake
Tuesday; so did Miss Dagna Christof
erson. We were not informed of the
object Of the visit but dame rumor do
say that they will probably return as
one. It is reported that they will re-
turn to this place Thursday of this
week and make their home for the
present at the Graves place near Tok.
1iO. Mr. Ruth Is one Of the early pic.
|neers Of this vicinity, coming to Toxic
when It was first laid out, where he
purchased "a lot, built, a; building and
opened up the first store in the town.
After running it for a. season he, rent:
ed it to G. smeallie, still retaining the
|cwnership of the store. He has also
another lot in this place, which he
has been improving and it is quite
certain that he has decided to settle
in Toxic and lend his aid to the towns
advancement. Miss Christoferson has
been q resident of this vicinity for
some time, residing at Warwick, and
is well and favorably known to most
everyone In this locality. This couple
start out with the best wishes of ev.
eryone In this community and the hope
that their married life will be fraught
With nothing but success and their
path strewn with roses is the wish OF
all for Mr.. and Mrs Victor Ruth.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21
CARAVAN y BREADMAKlNG
sAfshans Use cobblestones, While Tur.
a5s $ #t con1ans Like Sand, t@s =

NI8UaHS O66 ASOpnteStoneSs Wntie-$1 ur.
:ss $.t eonans Like Sand. ,s:sz. j 81 :.
\ The bread }of the Afghan caravan
was cooked by sheating small round
cobbie stones III the fire u nd then p,,k.
Ing then, out and wrapping dough an
Incl thick d bouts$ hem The balls thus
formed were agulns thrown Into the
fire, to be: l,Oket out again when cook .
ed. The bread tasted well there Ia the
desert, although III civilized communi-
| ties the grit and ashes would have
seemed unentiurHbles sa 20 s. s5s
y After good Fellowship had been es
tablishedS the Afghans ctualIy sold us
some -four. says q writer In the Ma.
Honal Geographi Magazine. Tile
camp where We used 1t a little later
happened to be beside the sand = bed
or 81 trickling sab stream /. whicf, was
sdrinkable I'D winter. but absolutely On.
usab in summer. when evaporation
lis at its height and the salt Is concen.
trated. tss sse!s<ss " Ss:, .z
''see.' u said one OF our Turconaans
Jas we disnountetl ]; here is some sand.
Tonight vs. we can have some good
bread.
When some dry twigs had been gath.
cred he proceeded to smooth OF sbit
OF the cleanest sand and built upon it
Isa hot fire. When the sand was thor:
Oughiy hot he raked or most of the
Goals ana smoo thed the sand very neat.
". Meanwhile one Of the other men
hpf ma Y1Ss' fxvO 3lar pa sheets re Ef7Snsrh
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21
THE BRUSH RUNABOUT co.
g.: Detr sit. Michigan
r. w. Mann O. Sons, b bsx;'. &c ASsnts
SALVATION ARMY.

barracks corner Fourth street and
Harrington avenue.
Captain and Mrs. Nmbell in charge
Services every evening except Mon
day at 500 o'clock.
Sunday school at 800 o'clock Sun.
day afternoon.
Services at jail Sunday morning at
$3.50. .s.s II. 2 : =: r. T''
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21
The Editor Won:

4 A London paper described chill
dren's excursion as .'long white
scream Of joy: and was called to ac-
count by a correspondent. who said
that scream could be long. but not
white, whereupon the editor justified
himself by urging that "a hue is often
associated with a cry"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21
MARRIED.

AZ the Methodist parsonage in this
city nesday afternoon, Rev. ia.
Olsen officiating, Mr.. Victor Ruth and
Miss Dagna Christopherson, both of
Toxic, Benson county. n II p @2a ~ ~ -
Y The, happy couple tarried in the city
until Thursday when they journeyed
ID Toxic where they win take up their
residence. III s# ;s * I 5f T.. ,1- -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21
The al eas.

a Ice car.
II
ssls II the latest Thing iii "
gueas 40 has never bot me
on time yet 3 ~ Houston
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21
Everybody Buys the BRUSH

Write or call on us for preliminary
announcement Of the 1910 Brush Car.
Anyone who can afford to own q horse
and buggy and many who cannot can
afford to own q Brush 7Runabout. We
viii have q sample car here about Feb.
18th to show you. We have bought
three of these cars for our own use az
ter having carefully looked into the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21
Nil contributio,,

His Gortri ution. 81
! Have yon ever done anything for
the good or the cornmnnity r asked
the solid ia tizen.
ss. replied the weary wal farcr::
..I.Ye Just done thlfty days. y I'hila.s
delphia Record ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21

merits OF this wonderful little car and
consulting with some OF the most ex-
perienced automobile men in the coun-
ty. You will be surprised when you
see what it will do. It is the car we
have been waiting for and we have
taken the agency for it in Ramsey
county.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-21
grocery business.-Williston Herald

ose
G. N. Moran returned from a busi-
ness trip to Devils Lake yesterday. He
is comfortably settled this winter on
his valuable homestead northeast OF
town.-Mr. and Mrs. H. Hanson and
little daughter of Devils Lake, were
the guests of Editor and Mrs. F. x
Rrsch Monday evening.-Warwick
Sentinel.
Miss Josephine Rushfeldt left Sat-
urday for Devils Lake to resume her
school duties, after spending the holt
day vacation at home.-Last Saturday
Fred J. Bosworth of Devils Lake was:
in Penn selling grain. He will soon
leave for Hot Springs, Ark, where he
intends to tarry until next April
Penn Hustler.
VIM. Ross left last week for Devils
Lake and the Twin Cities where he is
spending few days taking in the
sights.-Attorney T. W. Morrissey
was called to Devils Lake Saturday
to defend client in a hearing before
Jutsice Jones. He returned home
Tuesday. Mr.. Morrissey is fast gain.
ing reputation as one Of the best
lawyers in this section and each
month shows his clientage grow.-Ed.
more Herald-News.
Mr.. Joseph Jellack Of Devils Lake
came up from that place Tuesday eve
ming on a business visit-Dr. Crewe
state veterinary of Devils Lake in
spected the car of horses that was
shipped from here Wednesday morn
ing.--Mr. Fremont Bacon made Devils
Lake friends visit the middle of this:
week. He would not say just who it
was or why.-The little Misses. Kilby
returned from their visit to Devils
Lake Monday evening.-A. W. Wagner
went to Devils, Lake and Lakota ON
business the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Sevenstad of Devils Lake spent,
a part of lats week visiting here with
her friend, Mrs, Sejersted. She re-
turned home last Thursday.-Cando
Herald. =. -....-.: q.
sas Howard Whipple OF Devils Lake
was In town Tuesday to attend the
lstockholde meeting of the First
Natl bank. MIR. III. "A. Nicholson went
to Devils Lake Sunday as the guest
of friend from Duluth. The First
National Bank held their regular year:
" meeting last Tuesday and reelected
all the old directors, viz, 3. II. Smith,
r. "A: Smith, III. A. Nicholson, u s..
Kirk and o. G. sagmoen, and directors
meeting held on same date elected j.:
II. Smith president, o. G Sagmoen,
cashier, and j. r Johnson, asst cash
Ter ito act for the ensuing year Mrs.
Isv. -. Gil ewas q Devils Lake visitor
'Tuesday a: Crazy OF Devils
Lake ID transacting business here for,
q lew ana AIRS. Hunter ana
family spent Sunday with friends An
Devils m. Vanaiew. manager
on min at Devils Lake
was q business visitor &C Crazy Wed
'nesaay C,rary Public Opinion