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day. February ., 1911. Prizes will be
awarded TO the one having the longest
and shortest name.
Miss Catherine Overman daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Overman: Miss Mildred
Borden, their house guest, and Miss
Frazier. daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Frazier. are spending Il few days at
Annapolis, Md.
One of the largest receptions Of the
past week was given at the Cochran
Tuesday afternoon from $50 to 6 o'clock
by the wives of the senators who are
guests there for the season. The drawing
rooms were beautifully decorated with
quantities of palms, ferns and cut flow
ers, and were thronged with distinguished
visitors during the afternoon. Among
those who received were Mrs. Overman
of North Carolina, Mrs. Johnston of
Alabama, Mrs. Stone of Missouri, Mrs.
Frazier of Tennessee and Mrs. Percy of
Mississippi. Others assisting were Mrs.
Jack Beall. wife of Representative Beall
of Texas: Mrs. w. +. Sheffield, wife of
Representative Sheffield Of Rhode Island;
Miss Wood. sister of Representative
Wood of New Jersey. and Mrs. Hide
brand Of this city. Miss Catherine Over
man, Miss Frazier, Miss Mildred Borden.
the Misses Johnson, Miss Page, Miss
Hughes and Miss Fftzhugh also assisted
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Henderson of
ed street, entertained at dinner Fri
day evening, before Col. Thompson's
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land hall Thursday evening, attended by
many young people of Brookland and
Washington, as well as by the university
students.
Mrs. W. l.. Smith and Mrs. z. L. Hodges
will be at home into mally Thurs -ay. tep
ruary 8, to 4. with Mrs. T.. $. Newman,
at 1855 Harvard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Rosen are now in
their new home. 2629 Connecticut avenue,
where they will be pleased to see their
, friends
Mrs. William Paine Sheffield will re-
ceive at the Cochran Tuesday afternoon,
February 7, from until e.
Mrs. John Q. Tlson will receive at the
Cochran Tuesday afternoon. February z,
from until g.
The Brookland Five Hundred Club were
entertained by Miss Louise Sturgis at the
home of her mother, Mrs. John Sperle, in
East Brookiand. and the first prizes Were
won by Miss Mary Uollidge and Mr.. Earl
Simons. The club will meet again next
Friday evening with the Misses Roberta
and Pauline Braddock
Mr.. Ralph Saunders. formerly of Brook
land, who is now located near Portland,
Ore, reports an extremely severe winter
in that vicinity.
Mrs. David Cheeseman was at home to
the Brookland Junior Card Club Monday
evening in honor of her daughter Helma,
who is a member of the organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Miburn ard lit
tie son are In Clarendon, Va, for the
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hanna entertain
ed small company at cards WedneS-
day evening in their home at the Will
liam Henry Lee apartments. Mrs. Charles
Horner won the prize and will be hostess
at the next meeting of the college club.
Mrs. Edgar p. Copeland. the Rocking
ham, will be at home informally Tues
day afternoon, February Z.
Phi Delta Sigma Sorority of Central
High School held its annual banquet at
the Willard Thursday night. More than
forty young ladies were present. There
were speeches appropriate for the oc-
casion between the courses, and alto
gether the dinner was a great success.
DR.. and Mrs. Ohio NJ. Muncaster have
given up their apartment in the yelling
ton and are now living at the Rocham-
beau.
Mrs. p. ]. Lennox. wife OF Prof. Len
noN of the Catholic University. held the
last for this season Of her Friday at
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musical. Gen. and Mrs. Wotherspoon,
Capt. and Mrs. Beatty. Commander and
Mrs. Turpin. Lieut.. Commander Nc
Lean, DR.. Spear. Mrs. Stoltzenberg and
MIS- Charles Bache of Philadelphia.
their house guests.
Mrs. p Edwin Dye, 1903 T. street,
will be at home Wednesdays, February
s and IS.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Geddes daughter of Mr.. William Nc
Gill Geddes. and Mr.. Walter Avalah
February Is. at noon. at the home Of
the bride, 1872 Columbia road.
Rev. DR.. Dudley, rector OF st. Stephens,
will perform the ceremony. and the
bride will be given away by her father.
Mrs. Thomas ]. King of South Dakota.
formerly of this city. will be the matron
of honor and only attendant. The COM
pany invited to witness the ceremony
is very small, and there will be no re-
ception.
On their return from the wedding trip
the couple will reside at 1414 Euclid
street, where they will be at home to
their friends after April /.
Mrs. Elisha E. Meredith and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. William Payne
Meredith. gave q delightful tea yester-
day afternoon i'll their apartment at
the Portner in honor of Mrs. Swanson:
The rooms were exquisitely decorated
with pink blossoms and ferns. Mrs.
Eldridge Jordan and Mrs. James +.
Mitchell presided at the daintily ap-
pointed tea table, and Miss Elsa Portner.
the debutante sister OF Mrs. William
Payne Meredith. and Miss Gatewood
served punch.
Mrs. Hedan and Miss Pauline Ennis
Hedian of r. street held a reception yes
terday afternoon, when they were as
sisted in receiving by their house guest.
Miss Constance Higgins of New YORK
In the dining room Miss Marie Higgins,
Miss Howser and Miss Aline Johnson
Of Baltimore did the honors.
Mrs Wendell Phillips Stafford Will
not he at home tomorrow, but will re-
ceiye February Is and 20
Mrs Robert n. Harper is at Old Point
Comfort for q few days and will not De
at home Monday, but will receive Mon
day. February Is, for the last time this
season.
Miss Eugenia Zeller was rendered a
surprise party February , in honor or
her eleventh birthday anniversary. Games
and music were enjoyed. after which re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were Misses Helen Kitchener,
Virg!e Grace Kenyon, Grace Zeller, Mag
daIene Zeller: Mildred Solomon. Mary
Jordan, Gertrude Miller, Dorothy Thomp-
son; Masters Sam Solomon. Granville
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Tenncnt, Bernard Clarke. Milton Solo
mon, Paul Sloan, Billy Miller, Norman
Lambert and Emery Clark.

Tennent, Bernard Clarke. Milton Solo
mon Paul Sloan, Billy Miller, Norman
Lambert and Emery Clark.
Mrs. dc b. Randolph Kcrn and Miss
Keim of 1918 I street will be at home
Fridays, February ~ and 81. February
10 they will have with them Mrs. Edward
Burr. Mrs John Ross Martin. Mrs. Wal
ter Mclean, Mrs. and Miss Courts. Mrs.
t., y. Johnson. the Misses Wclch of
Philadelphia and Miss Collins of Boston.
Women,s Christian Association was de-
lightf,Illy entertained by Miss Jones at
the Methodist Home in honor of the
clubs third anniversary. Guessing games
were arranged by the social committee, Of
which Miss Marie Cisco is chairman. To
discover the originals of the baby pie
lures was the absorbing interest of the
evening. Miss Rebecca Love was the
successful contestant Vocal solos were
rendered by Miss Hayward and Mrs. A.
B. I.nkins. Among those present were
the Misses Louie Dale Leeds. Il. Grace
Miller, Ethel Harper. Harmonic Earman.
Ellen and Rebecca Love, Annette Miller.
Ethel Lodge. Mary McKeever, Lillian
Krause, Marie Cisco. Mary Howarth.
Bessie Monaghan, ZELDA Starr, Mabel n.
Thurston, Della Nj. Grover, Florence NJ.
Brown and Ludema Sayre.
After the excellent minstrel show given
by the Calumet Club Of the G.. Z. A., an
enjoyable dance followed in the Brook
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Maxims for Golfers.
From Frys Magazine

Don't say to your opponent on the
first tee: Il am afraid L shan't be able
to give you a game, or, u am so
frightened OF playing a great swell
like you" This kind of modeSty. how
ever genuine, imposes upon nobody.
Don't decline to take your proper al
lowance Of strokes; it's not fair on
your adversary. who will get no pleas
ure or glory out of beating you. as
he probably will do: whereas you will
be able to boast abominably of a
chance victory over him.
If you have a particularly cantank-
erous member OF your club put him
Instantly upon your committee. He
will probably be battered. fall into
the trap and be muzzled for ever
more.
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Killing Cougars in Washington.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF PLAYER
PIANOS SOUTH OF NEW YORK
Portland Oregonian

From The Portland Oregonian.
The past week has been a disastrous
one for cougars in Pacific county, five
scalps having been offered at the court
house for the $50 bounty on each
Monday Clarence and Clyde Smith
killed three just after the cougars had
killed and partially devoured two deer.
Tuesday Peter Thompson killed another
and Wednesday Peter Thompson and
Charlie Miller killed the fifth.
The scene of the killing is on Smith
creek, about ten miles from this city
Another cougar is known to be proving
in that neiShborhood and hunters are
after it.
Many cougar scalps have been previ-
ously brought TO the county auditor. but
never before have they come in blocks OF
five.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05

Mrs Van Orsdel, wife of Mr. Justice
Van Orsdel of the Court of Appeals. will
not be at home tomorrow afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05

An entertainment under the auspices of
the Department Woman's Relief Corps
Will be given At G. A. r. Hall Thurs
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Mrs. z. S. Kennedy, 3O35 Dumbarton
avenue will be at home Informally
Tuesdays in February.
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Mrs. GrenvilIe A. Whitaker announces
the engagement of her daughter. Edith
Isabel. to Robert Nelson Kidwell of Seat
tie, Wash. The wedding will take place
in April.
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Nine. All Kuli, Khan, will entertain at
a tea at the Persian legation February
II. to 6, and will receive Fridays there
after.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
JAPANESE DEFEATED
BY CARDINALS
Waseda University Nine No
Match for California Lads
Scheduled to Play in Ration
in NAV

ios Angeles Nprl 30. TIL" hnsr-
bail team OBJ. ., WA-pda university ol
Jurau va. u,.,at,d FRIDAY h> OBJ"
stanford team ..rr the ~ to = route.
ou th, cardinal diamond
Tito \YUHurt. were outplaNcd in
.,,,r department ct tho game. being
particularly weak IN batting and
mt.hu1 Ih, boys from enc SUNRISE
empire HuH.I considerable ,lar- JOB
bunting IuI uas, runniuu.
Ration IS NJ Arril 80. The sor-
r.ttN of OH. ha-rbail association has
uad, d,Nut. arrangements with the
Japanese baseball team, nov touring
.thD United states. Tor ~ appearance
H,r. uu tu, dates of MAY Il and ~.
Tb. professional team u composed "i
plat,r. reprcsrntine the best talent
uutuiuanls In the land of IN" Nippon
,~, and VIII give the local fans an
,Vhimuun of unusual interest from
40, standpoint of fast ball iiN the
middle ut next month II H. expected
that thr Grays win be fast whipping
into shape and viii be enabled tu ru'
up thoIf bcst article OF baseball
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
ALBUQUERQUE HAS
WHITE MANS
HOPE" TEMPORARILY
La Mont Brothers. Fancy
Dancers, Get Rig Glad Hand
at Crystal; One Has Mag
nificent Physique.

" applause is any criterion, the La
Mont brothers, who opened a, the
Crystal last night Tor weeks run,
scored bigger success With the hrst
nighters than any preceding vaddo'
Vile team thar has appeared IN the
city this year From the moment the
curtain went mp uii the completion
Of the act the house was inNan up
roar,
iicralded as the Dancing Kids the
In Monts went even beyond this and
proved 10 Ia singing ana comedy Kids
rs wcll The act Is overflowing with
clean snappy Jokes and new songs
The dancing was revelation in man,
respects and~ steps too difhcull ion
the average performer were PLAY ion
these dancers. CONSIDERING his size
the elder La Mont IL without doubt
ono OF the most 1.-THE active and MIN
bic men on the American staN today
In many places he has been acclaim
cd the white mans hope" poss sslnr
q physique that would make Car
Morris execute a tade-away stunt.
us live snappy act the Crystal
has this week and the kind Jhal takes
~ was evidenced lW The crowd an'
the applause lastrniyh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
APPRENTICES SEEK GAME
WITH SAN MARClAl

The santa fe Apprentice baseball
team Is corresponding with the city
team 0f san Marcial aud expects 90
arrange game for sunday afternoon,
IN san Marcial La lunta and Ration
are uong the POSSIBILITIES ana alto.
goihcr the Apprentices plan a pretty
full date book.
Thcli game with he clerks on sun.
duN resulted ia some good practice.
especially IN running bases, according
10 Manager Davidson The score
that was registered az The end OF
EIGHT innings was ~ 90 .. with the
Apprentices at the big end of II This
was Che clerks initial endeavor aud
while 'hcrc are a good many sore
arms pushing mems and some stin
Joints holding onto stools this week,
there is also lively determination 10
yanquish the mechanics before the
season Is ended
II ~ the hope of the shop teams ga
run In some double h'adDrs U con
ncction with the AlHuQuc'luc Glays'
SUNDAY schedule and 'o this end the
territorial field Is bein- scouJod tor
worthy opuon nts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
EXPERIMENT WORK
SHOWS PROGRESS
Twenty-First Annual Report
of the New Mexico Agricul-
tural Experiment Station
Indicates Good Work.

IN, tWtu't ur.' annual report OF
Che horticultural oicrmrui station ut
tie college of elculturp rimc TO-
hand today ID Shows the r,murkabl,
prcsr,s> that hu lecu mad, .n IN
N,stiHati"n aud r.s arch
During the p.. ear The actiyItirs
OF the experiment station have been
iargok confined lp lines of work all
ready and'r Nul. bat few addition
a Investigation. have been puuu,d
and carried tnruush the preliminary
STAGE Ia ul' tu. work sl0stauu1l
progress has been made. iu spit, 't
a., fact that tf, v"rking rur,r eff rIo
station vas mor. United than usuM
during a lale, pert of the year. TI.
loss uf ia, hclds of Two prumiurf
dcpaItm ,ntS and the unaVoidubl. q
lat ia nndlus suitable mon 10 tUt
their place, iutyrluiod for time V.fh
/ thu Wutk iu tlus. departments. nut
Ia, dclaN was uuh temporary. aud bon
/ th, end about th. usual amount u'
/ work Was accomplished.
TN, spocta lines of investigator 70
which the experiment. station 8- .
, whole was cuFog,d. ana the Noih o.
/ cumplishcd iu Zach, win .e found
given IN detail in ia" reports or I.y
heads uf the ditIercat department.
, Taken as a Whul,. a large amount 90.
work oi a satisfactory character wa.
accomplished, even though the Il,
partmrnts were taxed to their fuIl GO.
puCitN 10y the increasing work both ben
the college ANA the experiment sta.
ton. Tho time devoted To- toachtup
was slightly increased, and the de.
mands from different parts of N,
territory Tor ASSISTANCE IN almost
4 every line connected with mrmins
vas much greater than ever boforc
& la addition tu this IL Was found ncc-
essary In some dcpartmsNlts To- start
new lines of invest cation. IA order a.
meet the gr"Wng demands for in.
formation Such Investigations az,
being carried ou Tor the puiposc ui
assisting to SOLVE problems at mu,h
Importance Go som" particular dis.
irict of tho territory, or H. EN
prompt relief to special lucalitir'
whore crops tr, threatened with nr,
pests or diseases. or wher. question:
arts, relative 90 the character uf o.,
sou ar IA, irrigation waters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
REAL YELLOW PERIL
THREATENS
Slant Eyed Yellow Men Com
ing to Wrest From Us Our
National Game; Chicago
University Entertains.

ca cago. m. April 25.-prepnra-
lions are being made hy the depart
mcnt OF physical culture and athletics
~ the University OF Chicago to enter
tain properly the members OF The
baseball team OF Waseda university
of Toxic. Japan, on the occasion or
their visit 10 the University of CHI
cagO on Man q. June 3, aud June I.
The Wascda players arrived IN tn,
United states early ~ Apii uuon th'
invitation ot the l'u,.tf~ify of ca.
cBgu. aud will play win the tCams Of
the principal universities o. The Mid
de West The "trip was arranged by
Oh University OF ChiCael under tho
same terms which obtained last fall
when the Chicago jean went "a
Japan
The University will be- responsible
Tor thr entertainment Of IN, Japan.
csc during their stay in The United
States and II Orvillc pusc. captain
of thc Chicago team last ycal, viii
hC their business manager \ large
schedule has been ARRANGED hy Mr.
Page. including games with the INT
yrrsitios of Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota
and Wisconsin. Purdue university
aud Northwestern UNIVERSITY ia ad
diuou 20 hose with the University OF
Chicago The trip Is expected tc
have q sanitary effect ON intcrnut iona
relations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
'B|NGER", C0RHAM
GETS GOOD BOOST
Albuquerque Boy Plays Whirl-
wind at Short in Game
Against Detroit; Afte. Ty
Cobb.

ROY CorHan o. NlbuqurrdUc is pla,
inr shoitsiop tenn ,orarlly Tor the chi
caro White S1N IN place oi Icid 'r.
VINO Is ouI ~ the game FOR more rca-
sous thln one. Mud % q not unlikely
thai Bins r Wln be the pctmanch,
short "iiHgcl did splendid Woih n
game 10 Chicago saturday in which
The SnN worstcd Detroit g To boo "a
ION inning battle The ON, thiue
hat will hold "iiin~cr' down o. hit
batting. but at that he cannot do any
Sorso than Ioidcr .ur TEES Jones the
latte: also new recruit Irider 10
seven ~ mes has a hat tIne average oi
.lN5. while Jones has an avcragc col
lC0 The SUNDAY Tribune OF Cbicago
telling the story az The 'hiCago-n,
troit game has the following items
about Cc' han and hi work which viii
prove interesting 10 Albuquerque
fans;
Behind White while on the dc.
ftnsc the SoN PLAYED sterling basc-
BAH giving him support which ialtcr-
Cd only once. and thal Tor an instant
While the contest was vet in its infan'
cy. Roy Corhan. Who was filing Ieid'
cr's shoes ~ short, blow his hrst
chance by high throw over FIRST II
hit he Coacrctc stand with such a
blow. however. that TcN Jones got II
ON the rocoil IN plenty of time To XII
OF AZ second has IA, lucky batsman
After That Corhan played like n whirl
wind at short. twice siuNing on seem
inglN sure hits and each tine cutting
OF a tiscr tallv once Corhan raced
TAR back tu tho grass aud grabbed a
RELIEF from Cobb. then pcsgod the
Georgia wonder out M first II made
Tho third Out and there was n run go.
| ing home from Third Again In the
! eighth COrhan pinchcd Texas lcaguo
! hit from Dayv Jones hy swell turn
! ing catch and again II made ia, third
out with Tiger trclling home trOu
| third A. bat Coihan did not prove
as strong az IN the field ana Il was his
| misfortune 10 TAIL ~ a pinch carly va
| the day In the eighth Corhan was
, taken ouj TO lei PING Bodic hin 60;
! him"
Telling In detail how the game Was
! won the TribuAc hands Ringer q
Cou ia, OF bouquets ior his TERRITORY
| fielding Corhan o., 40 all indication.
breaking IN right with The SoN and
viii doubtless bc In he game AZ shorl
| in ever, game before long
CorhWu PLAYED nine INNINGS az shuu
! SUNDAY In tine Chlcaeo.C
| game "Bnscr' WIS an three times
! got GA ht Two puts out,. iou a.
| sisls. ami mac. no errors liinsel
! naitcd '"' CuiCaao got hul aiN hltf
! dnlu. fn. game ana Bingcr ala his
/ share n. .Ilps one If ~, half dozen
! Two lJ.Dr- were Ialcn 0,li 100 an cd
1 lurt ,o ger hits bur Corhun was al
. lowed $50 lcmaiu "a the game Chica-C
/ lusf tu cleveland , 10 e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
EMDEzzLER MAKES
QUICK GETAWAY
FORCES kilograms and Checks
to Pay His Bond and Then
Quietly Leaves Town in
Buzz Wagon; Recaptmed.

CLAYTON y NJ Ap.H Charles
w lanirr. agent for tu. Colorado y
southern railway at 3D.. N.Iu.s who
had been held here fnt ..b dag -
ANA bound over to- IN -rut ur, on
q charge ~ cmbczl..w.u. mad, a
sensational aticmp, o. aHW sat.
urdn, Lanicr had u.r. 100 ,..r,-
one Boo the citS With Dol. honesty and
while awaiting band .. .e uld
hoW, IN decatur and N.HU...u 900.
had bcou allowed l.ud saturday
mofu,ng The opcraiur fI. Western
tHipu Telegraph cuuHtu NJ. .,.r.d
two messages to IL, N.u. .. ,.m
mtr.. 60 this city pur u. .U.m dI-
r,.i.d tive placing .' ..u0u t th,
credit of lnui,r's Gtt.r,.. IuUu \
iu,. of this CITY, Tor OH, nlrm.. ul
wpEn his bond rl.. mI the
1,nN .. having " ~ .uu .uI go,
N9m.ruun sign the H.ud uuI secure
.d t..u With the $500" t...r.hu
'rd. The other t,'..uplU ord q
"H- .ur $500 to Doe plr..d go lauj,ta
srrol Iunicr chccted .m.u
amour. OFF this sum out 900. total
au.uu Ohrckcd out hes HIa arproNi-
matted t'no. The balan. h.ns paid O.
Dol attorney Tor part oI hI~ POD. ~,
.o .u town uutil u...f O'Clock.
HH,r 10 Was discoVct,d tuu lD had
, l"tt tuHu y an autumuh'l, lu the
uuutiW, investigation disclosed "a,
i"r, thai Lanicr had aa.u.J the CON.
iideur. of the ypuuu mlp Vortiug
night. 40 The depot and had been
s,udiuA and receiving Wasuu.s fui
| him tud had forged tI,.. two mes.
eaet. '-uDd the Rnuk COZ Nouu,tN,
/ to th.W aud hung them 900 tun hook
ait'i telling the night man that 10,
had received them Will, WORKING ioI
! him. Tho day operator delivered th,
messages and the forg,r, WIS mo-
J deto.t.d until SaturduN afternoon
/ Deputy sheriff John Er.ph, was inn.
W"diHioiN started iu pursuit ans
.nuehl Lauicr AZ Liberal Nau. ut
| '"arl tho Rock Island train huuu,
| f"r his old home Va Illinois Innic'
'lS brought back Go CLAYTON an,
lodged in jail. ana Tuesday murnin.
! was arraigucd on IA, charge 81 Tor
|
' distrlCt attorney Luuicr waived ~
iamiu'ug trial and was bound over q
| tho S,It,mhcr term of the distric
| count in the sum OF S-n0o. ia dcfaul
OF which hc langulshcs M Jail LAME
stated on his return that he VAS NO
trying 90 beat anyone but vas conf
dent thai hc cuul'l raise the none,
upon reaching his old home an'
Thought hc would ho able 10 get Their
/ before the trick was discovered I'll
wife has been IN Decatur about tel
DAYS and hc was gettng anxious 4
have his bond and Thought be- Coul,
readily arraug" u ~ ne got bnCl
there. 40 harm has been dunc e
anyone oyocpt ianier ana tn Nounl
! hoN Who acted a. nirht operator
/ ticket -olicr porter ana express
agent