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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-03
BUSINESS, NOT POLITICS, SHOULD RULE

Whatever the afternoon
Iby attempting inject politics this belt contract thoroughly
the explanation the public that Wilson
should the although low bidder he
paper advancing credng
little by ordinary its editorial
There good why Wilson should get the belt road
neither involves Wilson's political faith which
not be the contract the fact that when there only few hundred
dollars difference between his bid that of ordYoung the latter should
be the job If history going 70 ITSELF there than
that tg between bids will
the legal probable the thousand
dollar work
The second why Wilson 0ud the work which
applies other bidding namely
the stand 1t
Every of the bids high
We trust that Wilson will not be Disseminated against
bid and will
and other bids called for other specifications.
this L
hold the belt decision neither
Of loyalty Oahu evidence political judgment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-03

III as.ft a.slit l5ssle lhal.a.A
fnifffo.tf Heaoal fa.tfff
f.esfn islfh franissai faltfbHs tit
Nhsi nra ihs aitif-rt d. co., nInai thi o.
eftsal on5 i aai Nfsi t frfitp
thsf ars tnhuouh Nhflief s 'eftfs.oft
cornsan of ut departments Of ie
lt iold evidence apparent
Republican majority board determines policy
pebble only
sd results A the public meetings Of che board there
discussions % policy throw any light the situations @ pablc
and dried affairs
only dgions being allegation
club happens when the Democratic minority
able mildly when question Of patronage disurbs
the caucased serenity.
either individually
except pHeans ANY suggestions
officials bodies
regarded bus in and treated accordingly
many cities Of the mainland particularly those cities which
Commission government charters the
governing assistance Of the business Of the
Moin instance his advisory council
the for
Of Cleveland unoeial
importance city
leading Many
political the he onsu with the result that the
political psanship the determination policies eliminated
would undoubtedly with
legislative probably
the discussing
problems rendering
oughy
supervisors Honolulu could be Having
time the city fathers
kind advice and make their of office of
Governmentar Honolulu back when
of all times should be progressing rapidly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-03
rrALY. TuRKEY AND rR1roLI.

War m r.Ia ~ peace the tu,ion now faced by Europe
sanity That Germany would to the terms Of France in Morocco has
preepaed hosues between Italy and
Turkey Whether the win be confined the two Powers at each
others Oa whether the great conflict which Turkish oppression
her Christian has long threatened will now begin with the Balkan
States Greece involved remains be When the
match touched to the powder train there no PTeding what the eHfo
may be OF tho he felt
Europe is in fighting mood Turkey being Hvaed with ehoea
political Vienna the populaee has fought
the sOdy through hunger madness France has her troops mo and
for distract attention
revolution A great o their home
that
Italy claim rPo opens no new diplomatic question The reverson
the Turkish viyet has long been taeE recognized
European Turkey and forms portion of
Italian understanding in the Mediterranean
Italy fashion Offering something
Italian aspirations this ancient Roman
abrupt and final end Of all the ancient Roman colonies
in Egypt Morocco of the
the Italy which like the German Empire, arrived too late
Commercially THpoH
bemati Tripoin 'artary the
thousand engaged in these operations and the slaves ivory
passed Today railroads
the Mediterranean the Of the su
while French occupation of the whole center of the Sahara has put an
valued
$4,000 ivory
valued at $4,000
Today description
commercially almost Hereafter the economic
opportunities the vnye certain to be limited almost entirely to the
products Of fertile and the fe"
cases. falling poverty
in Benghazi prize
alian autho havees as necessary
Politically different Mediterranean
SPAIN Great Britain Italy and Austria only Austria and ITALY
North African their fleets While England has acquired Egyp
Algeria
stood aside Willingly but compelled b.
force circumstances At the time the historic enemy Austria h
pushed aud has it
italian base the Cyrenaica perhaps the onl
logical such activity while national patriotism demands
government Itlys boundaries will
OF
object Italy Franco in Tuns
Germany of Turkey is
barrang position there
friction south through Macedonia and extend he
of Bosnia by absorbing Turkish dominion Thu
provoke htitie with Italy, threecone paradox
designs
Tripoi have become apparent
evidently that the Trpitan is wort
drgardng the words of Ton
minister foreign affairs three who ad
The immovab foundation foreign policy is and
the Turkish
the integrity make reservations noerie
fashion all the
occupation any fraction whatever of Turkish territory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-03
GET BACK TO FIRST PRINCIPLES.

In Francisco that misgovernment the Republicans
business administration
In that ROph elected.
preceding election neither
would
atty leading citizen, Of whom
Between the Mccarthy tenloin went although
n majority winner
plain Partnhp dropped
the community united ticket the city
If be that partanhp eliminated the municipal
because the that there is at the the Legislature
and for the Delegate let pasanshp from ALL After
what and differently labeled
in the of the Delegate nothing gained by partnp
The send to Washington strength
II only think about it. this question which
nothing ALL for which Hawaii
office all the feeling artificial worked
playing rannned sentiments that haven't taken
here
It Is me wipe the frot in politics and back first
principles that for the benefit OF The
the benefit Of The office holders,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-03
MORE CASH FOR
NUUANU NEEDED

Continued from Page one.)
ing undertaken in other parts of the
city.
ShOpld the money for the reconstruc-
.tiOn Of.Nuuanu street come from the
loan fund compassion, as Murray plans.
it will relieve the road department Of
the work and the men can be put on
other necessary work in other parts
of the city. -'
widen ManOa Road.
Besides the matter of Nuuanu, an,
other road matter is coming before the
supervisors tonight, and that Is the
widening of upper Manoa road, petit.
ton having been filed with the mayor
yesterday afternoon by residents Of
MRnoa calling for this work.
Byron Clark is the author of the
potitioh and he IL tho person who is
TO give the Hand for the widening Of
the road in question. In exchange for
the land given for this purpose. he will
get back a strip now occupied by Hin,
side avenue where II makes the turn
into upper Manoa road, tins straight
ening out thai thoF0ughfaTe instead Of
H"ffHb WV hNNN ~ ~ ~ HNMf
Have Title Now.
This widening Of the road was ap.
proved by tho supervisors and city en-
gineeT several p0nths ago, bnt ~ llill
SIDE avenue was the property Of Jndgi
Cooper, H0thlng eQuld be dOne about n,
A. the judge gave this street 10 ihe
county last week everything 10 nov in
SHAPE foT ihe tranfler " land and
lhe widening ef upper Nnn0a road ar
nekfi f0T Nf II + 0yrfffef fhaf che
oaehangs " property Nlll he authorized
ID ihH board tonight TAO eoHniY aflt
ulofe land Than 4 gives hy lhe lTansfal
hy phoai fiahl hpnaffl square feet
hAmf residents ~ Aanoa dla nnl
fiaa ihe paliilaa ~ widening ~ lh0
slffH 81 ihfY el4lm lhek alp sefefal
ifaia lH fhHi feellHH a0N aheN fan
nnl ~ malnialnfd ~ ~ eannlg cad
h'eh aia he|nH Hfa'F slenH ~ lsfa
M slf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-03
our DpIsLoYALn aovRRNMENT.

In the ds@l pf the Togo Ksen Kaha issued president
Of the that the increased
aue in the that American government
line with many and large freight That the enepspg
line has had successful Of congratulations, H.
hng me Of service 90 Hawaii but n great
the aflfd suspension of tio eoassse by majority
saia passenger phf au
bpa hpis s ie dea Amenaa uaag laIaps lnr Alteration
"a drawn th unpue American government
Nahulu pift gle Amaieau freight lplane steamship eemlau
Nh lhe fg Nhne lr Iatfio pure
~ Ameda hai lfy o aonedeu lf lanDpg patronage less
1aaaof nhifi
40 aNatlla aaihuHt siu lptefffi
Ilf Ing sag lnlel ilaa e nAfp ilr aslHsr
f'fH NJ lldl flpalln Nia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-03
sTAoKINo THE PoLITIoAL CARDS.

Link Mecandle has been stacking The cards the
the last election has already reputable
his helpless
John Wise Charley Ae Charley Clark and Others of that Tx have heen
busy the workable faction the Republican party
work patronage Republican committee salaries aud the
They Influence patronage
pmaea and conventions leaving reputable and
party tho air.
The me has o both organizations
and ahe tho ieees city support
ticket ran The ih
commenced h adhered Now heiee h polling
abe sinsuaa unaIhfd M ilf usna Iaur
cod hoo e ardof NJ d rampagu away eth good
Than b uahng with the eua organizations pnl
Hna he organizations lesa eged Possibly ie gapie gill
aAr Apaha aleei pmal, ahppy emiaaie abe
hfapafstpt ~ Nlsef cad 3 ha political apt
"a. a. m ~ lulll s' 'els,'sl . ~ w pss psg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-03

Make Il rnle ~ Yoaf homa "a kfap
fhamhellalnH Cole. flalffa ena nlel
lhHaa Namoa4 ~ aaiealHfJ haHiusl
lnNal famplaIpla va sale IS all 1fal
~ lliesea holit 4 lqa iia agfnlg
fff level
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-03
SHOULD Be SURE
OF THEIR MAN
Morse Tells Siackablc Men Are
Taken from Steamships
Without Cause.

Captain Nichols Of The Arizonan and
Charles p Morse, agent Of the Amer.
can Hawaiian line. we're on the stand
in the federal court Saturday in regard
to the remission Of Captain Nichols
fine for carrying unmanifested cargo,
opium, and during his testimony Morse
repeated conversation with Collector
staekable, in which ne told the latter
that the government shonld move slow.
" in opium Investigations.
This statement was brought out by a
question of Attorney Wilder to Morse
when he vas on the stand and Breck-
ons on cross-examinauon tried to show
that Morse was butting in on federal
business.
To prove that the steamship company
had always cooperated with the fed
eral officials here in trying to bring
opium smugglers to Justice, a cable and
letter were read by Mr.. Morse.
Ceremony Told of Opium.
The cable was from the San Fran
cisco agents. and stated that opium was
reported to be on a certain ship of the
line, the dope having been bought ut
Salina Cruz by one of the men on the
vessel TO sell in Honolulu.
This fact was communicated directly.
upon receipt Of the cable, by Mr.. Morse
to Collector Stackable and n most thor
ough search was made for the drug.
In addition to this one specific in
stance when the company had been the
means of federal officials knowing that
opium was on steamer of the line,
Agent Morse testified that watchmen
were on the wharves to do all they
could to prevent opium from being
struggled ashore here
Should Be Sure Of Man.
In private conversation with Col.
leetor Staekable at the time two men
were taken from the AgizOnan, the yes.
sci being held for the marshal to serve
the papers after clearance had been
granted solely by courtesy of the agent
! Morse had told the collector that he
thought the officials should be sure OF
their man before they took him from q
steamer.
| In court he cited the case of man
taken from the Mexican at Hilo
brought to Honolulu, kept in custody
several days and finally discharged by
the United States commissioner be,
cause there was no evidence to hold
him, the commissioner stating that the
man should have never been arrested
in the first place.
This man suffered arrest and impris
onment for several days, lost his iot
with the company 1000 miles from
home and. in fact, got the worst of the
argument all around.
4 On cFoss-examination Breckons tried
to prove that Morse was talking tC
Stackable as an official of the Ameri
tcan-H Hawaiian line and crit icizing the
methods pursued by federal officials IL
opium matters, but this he could not do
] The agent stated and held that he
Twas talkingtto the collector Of the port
as man to man and not official to off
cial, it being personal conversation
wholly.
How Searches Are Made.
| Captain Nichols on the stand told Of
the methods pursued by different off
Gals in searching his ship, saying that
in Honolulu they were more Thorough
than in any other port
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-03
HOW searches Are Made.

Captain Nichols on the stand told Of
the methods pursued by different Off
eials in searching his ship, saying that
in Honolulu they were more thorough
than in any other port.
He added that the ship had but little
cargo in her at this port, and that
made searching thoroughly more easy
After the testimony was taken the
court adjourned until Monday morning
the papers in the case going to the sec.
retary of the treasury, who win decide
whether or not TO remit Captain Mich,
OILS fine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-03

~ ~ eti N a Ave- luli Hsli eefi a l pres
IA thp NeelanA f lhng Secs IHh e bees iaaed
% lsfe lsa ffY powerful affl ~ pafftils
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
In Little Old New York

suckers" to make tbsir game
profitable.
II so, you are wrong. New
York Is full Of people who never
heard of three-card monte. Some
of them are New Yorkers, and
some are from rural districts,
and a great many are foreigners.
They see the cappers win the
monte mans money by picking
the right card, and they yield to
the lure.
The game goes on until the
sharp-eyed man on the high stoop
gets signal from Broadway or
from Fifth avenue. The money
is quickly pocketed, the cards are
put away, the boy folds up his
newspaper, men and boy disap-
pear in different directions. The
man on the stoop comes down
and walks away.
One such game cleaned up at
least $50 in less than 10 min
utes, the other noon. Among the
victims was a boy OF seventeen or
eighteen, in shabby clothes. who
lost $14, evidently all he had in
his pockets, and went away al
most crying, as he began to real
ize what a fool he had been.
OF course the police might stop
this-if there were enough police
so that all the cross streets could
be filled with them. But there
aren't enough, and the monte
mems lookout system is very
good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
Wilhelmina's Men Grabbed Palmas

Some Dutch officers browsing the Pacific esped
1t showed
decided that although
those see Islands of the
probably enough
flag gather
This explanation Yet
By may
s. A
of dead this
ptnes belongs Holland
stu arbitration it's efficiency and the day
seeing that the Holanders nty acted
of
not to have Still, justice
Justice Holland
worth Of
Fisheries Department al we'll Il losed.
One real bivaves the Philip
pines
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
by NORMAN.

NEW YORK, May 27G-At 22
West 32nd street, less than 100
yards from Fifth avenue, there Is
a house with a high "stoop."
At any time of day q man is
likely to mount this stoop, and
glance quite carelessly UP and
down the street. His eye rests
upon another man at the Fifth
avenue corner, and third man
near the Imperial hotel, at the
Broadway corner. From his high
perch he can see any signal
either of these men may make.
When these three gentlemen
have taken their places, two men
coming through 32nd street from
Fifth avenue are more than like
ly to meet another approaching
from Broadway. They stop and
glance UP at the man on the
stoop and converse. A boy walks
along the opposite side of the
street, carrying a newspaper. One
of the men motions to the boy.
He comes across the street, and
holds out the paper so as to make
a table.
One of the men begins to deal
three-card monte. The other two
act as "cappers. In a few min
utes the group is surrounded by
clerks, laborers and errand boys.
You may think everybody mas
heard of three-card monte. You
may think that in wise New York
these crooks surely cannot find
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
The Female as Judiciary

Over at Hammond, Ind, they a named
than being merely a real
Thomas threw dishes kitchen machinery
her according to evidence eghbors before
Judge The judge
larry which favors substantial Justice told Hickey
might impose the punishment n the guilty
To the surprise of all
thereupon said:
TON, sentence separation me-"
'Woman's vanity!" exclaimed judge was
knew
did, The hardest punishment that could inflicted
majority of husbands their
despite all the family Jars and all the divorces that into
Just yourself
Lckkey M most would he
sentence him, she turned weeping.
S-Tom told the judge he would willingly days
Jail rather than
shows that he is a well a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

Ind, noted lee
sturer, W o m a n
Isuffragist and
lclubwoman, says
THAT it's a cruel
1waste of time
land money to
educate Eg ir l s
Iwho have no
Thought of using
their education
lin after years for
1.-THE benefit Of
1.-THE world
| rs C h o o | s
lshould give wom-
len not only the
lrudiments, but a
particular train
ling as well. A
| great change in
Jour n a t | o n a l
domestic life is
l,-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
His Majesty, The Judge

Denver In the a
Denver fought for be
There Doodle in both polite
parties
Denver finally smashed the
100000 bonds and build waterworks of its
United States Judge in st.
The Judge has his job for life
its
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

the thriller which contains that
famous line:
Rags are royal raiment when
worn for virtues sake"
The fly has a thousand eyes
And many a limb;
That's why you must be quick
To slaughter him.
Prof. Freud says dreams are
hah-naked wishes. Sort of Dud-
less Decisions, as 1t wear.
Mark Twain said:
"a beautiful sunset made Ber-
anger a poet; a mothers kiss
made Benjamin West an artist,
and fifteen dollars a week makes
us a journalist.
Sixty-eight per cent of the
worlds publications are printed
in English.
Bread-making makes pretty
hands, but most girls prefer
dope.
Some people say that courage is
A virtue that's passe;
But how about the man who
dares
To wear his straw in May?
Lord Michelham paid SIT, 900
at auction for the ring given by
the earl of Essex to Queen Eliza
beth.
Did you ever notice how moral
the comic pages in the Sunday
supplements are getting to be?
Bleak House, Dickens famous
home, is to be sold.
Miss Isabel Curtis of Boston saws
wood for exercise. IL she also
says nothing, she completes the
adage and is a wonder of her sex.
The United States has 887 tele-
phones for each 1000 residents.
Some folks just putter and
think they're performing.
Most of the dairy lunches in
New York are said to be owned
by Standard Oil interests.
In Montana they've discov-
cred a great fossil. Chauncey
Depew, please write.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
OSCAR UND ADOLF

dit you know, OSCAR. dot history OF appes?"
You talk like history a
~ ~ ~ ~
Veil great many apples ISIS mentioned history.
Gotten Apples of Hesperdes
helm Tell und der apple of Sir Newton
der John Quincy"
''Vot do by Quincy?"
"Why der Adams apple! Ha ha, hal"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

Permit these adorable to say,
Each fragrant petal keep repeating,
Oh lovelier, sweeter far
And sweeter than heartfelt greeting!"
Doesn't that breathe typical lyrical
wooing of Bold Knight the
the pale lady of the tower the shrinking
dells?
An, mel you Sigh I'm this commercial
have forgotten their of chilli
You suspected taking Lay Of the
Lovelorn Minstrel "Sighs of the
That identical tender like was in
other
gist Mrs o. H. p Belmont SO
cuttered hadn't
She had the ndter the
forgive the pun!) for disturbing her She
We were going to draw
but 1T somehow Facts bob
sible to make theories stick to them 1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
OBSERVATIONS

TWO in of glory. He
still has the blaze but is shy
way yet war gentemany per-
ARIZONA hasn't broken into the
ton is made of fast coors and won't
WELLESLEY girls Rockefeller's
$4,000 but its fnconvenent is
the college,
CARNEGIE told the Yale is at the
top" Gee! Andys been making d. a
DR. LLOYD, distinguished London
Cavuso that there's his
singing Having followed Enrico
bunions the wfndpipe.
JUST Mills
Yates walk fight
saying "maneuver."
KING GEORGE his first Friday night The
Not people whole
dollar In their lives They what
WOMEN'S LEAGUE Is in session Ba-
tmore They to discover
their partners!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

Wasted on Him.
Gurgled the soulful girl: ooh,
how shall l write the words that
put my senses in a whirl when
think of flowers and birds!"
Jabbered her brother Bill: 81
don't know, sis. but / think I'd
make a pen Of a jonquil and dip
1t in hobble ink. Chicago Trib-
une.
Japan may bridge the famous
Shimonoseki straits at a cost of
$10,000,000.
Harm not the gentle fly; he's
not the curse they paint; it's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
A Dirge of Disappointment

A gent with wife bought a
razor;
Gil shave" he resolved, "and
amaze her."
His wife took one flash
At him minus mustache,
And sobbed, 81 don't know you!
Good day, sir!"
Oh, season of most frabjous glee,
OF feasting and of revelry,
OF shortcake and the whipped
sweet cream.
OF days all one Lucullan dream!
All hail thee, berry!
Let us be merry
Very!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

The young auto owner, just new
to the game.
Remarked: ''This is mighty
fine sport"
Don't use that word fine, for Ii
gives me the creeps,"
Was the hardened old drivers
retOrt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

when 1t comes We will wonder
why freedom for both sexes was
not put in practice long ago."
Mrs. Sewall was born In Mil
waukee CT years ago this day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
OUR DAILY BIRTH
DAY PARTY.

Mrs. May Wright Sewall, for
20 years head of a classical school
in indianapolis,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

There are more than 100000
tobacco plantations in 7ussia
most of small acreage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
CHOW CHOW

Housewife, swat that fly,
With no conjunction, slay;
Or else there'n be a million here
Where there is one today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

WALL STREET opened quietly, with few sales
Standard decision Can't be possible that
a quietus gambling -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

BOSS cox Of Cincinnati he
politics.
pistol pocket. II =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

The meiodrama "Tbe White
Slave" is to be revived. This is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
TODAY IN HISTORY

May 27, 1854, Gen. Lee learned
for the first time that Gen. Grant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27
COME NOW, LET'S SMILE AWHILE
JOSH WISE
SAWS.

Griggs-I'm a great believer in
the magic number seven. Sue
cess has seven letters, you'll no.
tice.
Briggs-And how about fail
ure Boston Transcript.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

Most of the dairy lunches in
New York are said to be owned
by Standard Oil interests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

ONE of couples Iowa last year
for divorce 80 of contested
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

The first aeropIane death oc-
CURED in 1908 when Lieut.. Sell
fridge was killed while flying
with Orville Wright.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

WOMEN'S WHIST LEAGUE OF AMERICA n Bal
moe They discover grounds trumping
their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

Henry ]. Heine, Chester, ILL.,,
ate a gallon of ice cream In 18
minutes on a wager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

They laughed at the girl who
wore
A rat in her hair, until
She fell from car on her head,
And felt not even a thrill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

The sultan of Turkey fell in a
faint when ID Kurds rushed at
him on the street. Maybe his
blood Kurdled.
| By the way,
| What is a Kurd?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-27

foolish quite to try to hit him
where he amt.