davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
Miss NehIer Hostess.

Miss Lill an MoAler was hostess to k a few friends yes el day afternoon at her home, Thirteenth avenue and Poplar street, complimentary to Miss Ollie Mae Blana, of Crawfordsyille, Ark Cut flowers and potted plants greatly beautified the house. Red was the dominant color in the parlor and red roses were the flowers used, while lilies were used in the hing rosm. 'Hearts' was the diversion fer the afternoon. Several prizes Were awarded snd the honaree, Miss Blann' was presented beautiful piece of handpainted china. Delicious refreshments were served to the fol-
 lowing: Misses Barbara Wynn, of z Douglas, Willie Hastings of Douglas,
 Elleine Harrison, Emma Sorrells,
 Evan GoTee, Edith Woodbridge, Mar saret Fox, Lucille Alexandere Francis
 Cherry, Edith Foster, Pearl Sanders,
 l4eyl Cross, Grace Tankersley, Ruth
 Cutler Ollie Mae Blann, Gladys
 Harrison, Mary, Tankersley, lone Farrar, Ruth Owen, Zillah Retan,
 lrma Mills, of Little Rock, Louise
 Mills, of Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
Trinity (Ep.sc0paD Church

Forner West Third avenue and South Oak street. Rev. Charles L. W-Reese Rector. Fourth Sunday af- ter Trinity. Sunday School, 10 a. m., Holy Communion and Sermon, II a. m., Evening Prayer and Sermon, s D. m.
 This will be Rector Reese's last Sunday m his parish until September, and he hopes that there will be a large congregation present both mor- ming and evening. Mrs. F. l.. Dilley, who has returned to the city, will sing the offertery at the morning seg- vice, and Maser Sammy Townsend in the evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
Miss Enlidr;ln s!0n0.ee

Miss Faye Landrum, of Oklahoma c ty, was the h0ncree Friday evening st an entertainment given by her cousin, Mrs. c. A. Hing, at her home c2 Walnut street. The home was beautifully q C "a cd ill cut flowers. Various games f9rme q tne amuss- ment.
 At a suitable hour delicious re- treatments were served by Mrs. Ill., ing who was assisted in entertaining her guests by Miss Jessie Williams. Those present were Misses Faye i-ae >rum oi Oklahoma City, Wei Whelan, Helen Adams JenIe Mae .E-angstoa, Thecla Simmons, Ellice HrSathWit, Clyde Dixon, Losa V. Or on, Clifton Gammill, Ruth Owens, Ruth Simpson, inez Hearin, Anna Maui, Jesse Williams; Mess.s. Ben Matthaw ws, Robert W@lker, Hartel ToAeE. Felix Smart, Le Roy Lake, Dorsey Duncan, Frank Byrd .Calvln Durks, Leo Michel. Fulton Murphy, George fIcuderness, Henry L1ke, Rob- ;t't Holman, Edwin Howell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
What Is Your Weight?
Modern Woodmen Soclety Has Standard in Selecting Ensur-
 ance Risks.

A table now in use by tae Modern Wocdmt2n of America gives table of proportionate heigh;, weight and chest measurement, to be accepted as a standard in makin g selections for insurance. Those twenty per cent above or below standard weight are adversely reviewed by the Society's medical de- artment.
 According to the standard adopted, candidates standing it. 1 inch in height should weigh 120 pounds; it.. ? in. 125; } it. 5 n., 130; it. 4 in., .135; , it. , in, 140; , it. Gin, 143; ) it. in., 145; , it. s in, AS: 1t. 9 in, 155; , it. 10 in, 160; , it. II in, 165; 6 feet, ITO pounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
BENEFIT PICN1G
 HAS BEEN CHAN t$ s$ ' IT,
Vii. Re Itc!d 0n ,luIy 4i Instead of Jnis I>--' nder Auspices oi
 Knights of GeitiimbaS.

The day picnic anl moonlight boa rid which has been annou~aeJ for J}1y Is fo4 the benefi of tae Or phans Home ia 4.iljl= Rock under the auspices oI the local lodge Knights Of Columbus and St. 1o- sephs' Catholic church, has ben postponed unll Wedn slay, July 24.
 The change il H2 date Was mad on account (. tha Ira nmen's boat excunsion and picnic which, t5ough formerly ala.ed fo. the latter par, of Jane Was postpon q unti1 July F. Many who had purchased tieke $ for bofh affairs WoulI not have been ale to attead the two events on aon5ec- utiFe days.
 The day affair will be in tha nature of q picnic ard the Steamer ]. Frank Hicks Will t2ke= lhe crowd to picn Y grounds several miles up the river and tic up. and Was arranged e. i1jy for the ladies and children The evening affair will be ia the natule of a moonlight boat lile anj aaee.
 Both affairs Il be und f The supervision Of tie Knights of Solum= bus and th2 proceeds will be used iol. tAe beneii of the Orphans Home a Little Rsak Many tickets hay bsen sold aud large crowds aee ex- pected to go eH both trips.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
E X E 3; BRIEF MENTION !. E +
 i. :. * + ts < + + + *+ + + + + j.

Miss Dell Anderson, of Dermott, i; visiting Miss eula Terry in this city. Mrs. G. E. Lyle is the guest Of Mrs. l.. W. Duff, her daughter in A.theimer
 Tom Hill and Moses McCord, of the E.ks Theatre will spend today in ]. tile Rock.
 Mrs. Guy Wilson and children, of Magnolia, are vlsi5ing MT. and Mrs. Y. 0. Orr in this city.
 Rev R. c. Bowers, of Philadelphia, was in the ely yes ,erday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Fox.
 J. N. Booth, of the Arkansas Pack ng Company, is in Portland i'll the i-terest of the company.
 Prof. w. P. Keith leit yesterday af- ternoon fer McKan;e, Tenn, where he will spend the summer.
 Misses irma and Louise Mills, of Little Rock are the guests of Miss Virginia Mills in this city.
 Miss Lexie Wick, of Bell, Tenn. ar rived yesterday for visit of severa, days with Miss Myrtle Wick.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Brent and daugh- ter, Miss Ruby, of Fairfield were shopping in the city yesterday.
 Miss Bess Thompson. who has been guest of friends for several days in Little Rock, has returned home.
 Attorney Dan Taylor, of Camden IS in the city 10 spend the day witt his parents, Col. and Mrs. s. M. Fay Tor.
 Miss Neva Chaney is expected tt arrive here soon to be the guest O Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McGarGaey an( family.
 Lawrence Banks and little Mis-! Farrah Banks of Fordyce, Ark, arr visiting Misses Icne and Mamie Far rar.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Noble and chil | dren of Pine Bluff, are visiting Mrs Nob,e's parents in this city.-Stutt gart Arkansawyer.
 Misses Sarah Bishop and Evelyl Perdue have returned. from a severa l days visit at Camden where they hay been visiting friends.
 Dot Kastor, son of Mr. and Mrs Leo Kastor, has retu, ned from Ne' York City, where he, attended schoa Iof dancing and voice.
 Simcn Whitestone has returnc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30

Rev. and Mrs. Carrol D. Wood and 8ehildren returned yesterday afternoon from Mineral Wells, Texas. While greatly improved Rev. Wood is weak and will not jake active charge of the work at the First Baptist church. Rev. Carl Hinton, of Texarkana, has been engaged to assist Rev. Wood and will preach at both services today Members of t.ne Baraca class are urg- ed to be present at the class meeting today as Rev. Wood will be present. but will not conduct the lesson
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
 ON THE P. B. < ".

Effective Monday. July 1, Train No S4i cn the Pine Bluff and Wes,e m, which arrives here about 12 o'clock will change it's time of dep rture from 5:30 to o'clock. Though thi: is a decrsase of an hour and half n the lay over in this city it is not expected nat it will affect the ousi ness dcne by people living on that line. The change was ordered by the Arkansas R Rzilsoad Commission and is for the purpose of permi, ing the train to make Little Rock con e. tions at Benton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
ountry Club

With MGsdames V. o. and " B Alexander as hos esses the young la
 .es at the Jefferson County CluD are
 dying Iinost delightful me. The u'y is speet ia iounging under the s ade of the big trees or in i ham, nack with a late book In the eve npg several young men present t elnselves and the time is pleasantly s, fn at cards, dancing O. beating. 1la you ladies who are at the Club ae Misses Edna House, of Sen 2tobia, NEs.; Enma Hummer, Olivia Alex alder and Ethel Clement. Among the gmtlemen who have spent some time al the club are Harry Wooidridgs, ,hme5 G9ree, Henry Roberts, Harry -lflle., Arthur Tripletr, sorrells De Woody, Ne'Nt3n Baird, of Fordyce; llftchsr Holmes, of Fordyce; Dr. j. MsJ-Danfels, Wi:brm Grto, Junius Jcrdan ad Ed Williams. The young ladies will return home Monday morn ]. g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
SECRETARY SHtiARiNG
 HERE NENT FRIDAY


 Sec. ary II. G. spau!di.g 3, Of th2 Pine Bluff Chamber off Aomtns co, who is now $ snlins his sammer v.e&ti Il a1 Winaiow. Arks stated in 8 le l." received by Assis an sacre- tay Hur!burt sserd 4y t4at ne would attend tie sem -monthly meet ing Of the trustees next Friday at he H. el Jefferson. seye al mat ars of importance Will be discussed and iG is probable that the secretary will be Instructed to get in communica- tion with the promoters of new trunk line railroad which will con- nec5 MinGe eapolis and the Gulf of Mexico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
CRAPS Gtktf, NtS
 RtiDED LASE NIGHT


 Constable Frank Stewart and Dep 6ties II gi.bo aam, Bsno, Min2' and Moore rai@a,l the home # Was Clark, q negro, on East Eishth ave- nue, ab9ut g o'clock las. nigh and arrested Wash aud fcur companions while they were indulgins in d game Of craps. The companions were Jim streeteg, Lee Hen ing. Phil Ransom and R. B. Webb. They Were taken to the office of Magistrate ,. A. F-azier w1ere a cAarge Of gam ng was reg is cred against them. All wero F. le sed on heir own recagnizanee They will be tried Monday marIns at 3 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30

iGcm Monticello where he spent aev- eral days iii tAe nteresl of the Ark ansas Packing Company.
 \. ]. Can't, Jr, went to Magnolia yosserday af ernoon to spend today with relatives.
 l. P. Shelby. the paving eontraes3i VII sra md today in Littl= Rock wit'l his family.
 +. P. Iald w&s business visi or in Ii ,le R5ck yesterday,
 Mrs. J. N. Dreyfus went to Litt.c Rcck yesterday to s..=nd several days with relatives
 GeoEgs r. Darby was busin 5s visi CT in the capital city yesterday.
 Misses Tn lma Simmons and CaJh. crime Montscmery will leave Monday visit l. $. Mcdonnell and family il Little Rcok foc several days.
 Miss Mamie Niehol, daughter 3f William Nlchol, has return Il f om New Orleans, Whefe sae spent a month with her uncle, Carl Andrews
 E. s. MeGarty, cf New Madrid Mo-, president of the .. Louis X Missouri Soathsln Railway, is visiting in this city, the gnes, ol J. r. Mclneyre.
 Mrs. Harry Olcott and child.2n Ruth Ellen and li ]. jT.5 have retufa- el fr3n Cli9 where they have be- visiting Mr. Olco,t for the past two weeks.
 Mrs. (. C. flara.son, Of Twenty fourth avenue and Olive t. eet viii leave Tul,d for visit of two mcnths in FIayworth and other points in Oklahoma.
 Mrs A C. G2odfiield has returned Q her hsme at Eas, Chicago, H., af- ter spending sem time here with her brother, Lou $ Otte haimes, wn0 is very sick.
 Miss Kathleen Willi3 ms, cf Rison, passed trough tn , city yesterday en rsu e to her h9ae. She has been the ! guest of tends for $ YeTa weeks n ttot Springs.
 Mrs. \. E. Grace leIt yesterday for Ch cago where sae will visIt het daughter, Mrs c. F. McCuen. Mrs Grace will be joined in LiJtle Rock ny Mrs. M. L. Bell.
 Judge J. NJ. Elliott, of Pine Bluff a4l ]. l.. Ingram and z. E. Petit, made a business trip to DeValls Bluff this sfJernccn, in an automobiles Stuttgart ArkansaWye..
 Frank Hatfield, of Little Rock, rep resenting the Trezevant-I ochran h. surance Company, of Dallas, Texas was in the city yesterday conferrine with Charles Iiaycock, the local agent.
 Mrs W. W. Pruwett and 1angh5ar Mrs. Judd Scott, aed children, will leave Monday for Winston Salem and other pcinsa in North Carolina whore lh5y will spend several weeks
 Miss Elsie Waldren, daughter of MT. and Mrs. " A. Waldrcn, left yesterday afternoon fer St Louis where s.e will join her grandparents Mr. and Is. F. H. Brltton, and go with them to Atlant Ci.y to spend the summer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30

most pleasantly, being received iii most cordial fashion by Mr. Jonss and his relatives. After deligh -ful evening refreshments We're served. TacsG present wers Mr. and Mrs John Brenke, M. and Mrs. 4. Ear 1T, Mr. and Mrs, By Hammond, Nr. and Mrs. Candy, Mir. and Mrs. John H m- inert, Mrs. Cowan, M1. i,ld N!ms Will Malley, Nr. and Mrs. (. Nj. Laws.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
First Methodist Chnrch

Sunday School 9:30 a. m. The pas tcr,sW. c. Davidson, will preach or, How To Get Liying," at II a. m. and at D. m.. the theme will be, 3The Love of Money, Root of All Evil" Epworth League will meet Sunday, 7:15 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, s D. m., lead by s. F. Hines. Tie prayer meetings during the month of July will be lead by laymen. Welcome, everybody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
Church of Christ

Corner Sixth avenue and Beech streets. Rev. c. c. Cine, minister. Morning subject, "Labor That Pays Evening subject, Excuses That Do Not Excuse" Fred Heiner will con- duct the prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30

YRS. JACK CUBAHY AND SOME Ols THE REASONS FOR THE RE rONChI.iA1HON.-G G1rom top to bot tom: Eina aged II, Marie, age 9, Annie, az :, Michael, aged f. and their meth T, Mrs. Jack CudahyJ Kan- sa5 Giy, June 29-Their many so- ciety friends here are sill talking abcut the reconciliation Of MT. aad Mrs. Jack Cudahy, wHo were divorced two y ars ago, after the husband had attacked Jere L His, banker, whom he found wi h Mrs. Cudahy, in their home. It is genererally believed taat the reconcilia ion was Drought abou : by taeir four hillrea, and the fact tha. taay Ire both members of the Roman Cath .ic Church, which does not rec g.l1zs divorce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
First Church of Christ Scientist

Services Sunday at II a. m. and 8 D. m. Subject, 'Christ an Science"
 Sunday School at 10 a. m.
 Wednesday evening Testimonial meeting at p. m.
 Reading room open daily except Sunday from 2:30 to , D. m. Visitors welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
Surprise Party

me members of the Ladies AuXil- iaiy of the International Association
 ol Machinists and their husbands, pleasant'y surprised w Il Jones last evening, at his home, No. 1905 East seventh avenue. They went there uihetalded and spent the evening
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
pope-Guess.

The wedding of Miss Nonie Pope, e .:earcy, Ark and Ve. non F. Guess will take place Wedaesday afternoon, jIly 3, at the nome Of Miss Pope's parente, MT. and Mrs. Walter C.. Pope, in searcy. After short honey moon the young couple VII ha at nome at No. Cir WesS Fourth avenue, this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
{ thcle Sana'S Party

An gle Sans Party will De given ize Piae Bluff High School on g:a Fourth of July, commencing at 19 o'clock in the morning and con- tinping through most of the day | lag drills, reci,ati2ns. song and spec ,hes will be featured. The pui fic q iavItod
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
w.. (. Y. T..

All the members of the local branch of the ". c. T. '. are re- que stell 70 attend a meeting to be | Id .Si the Fist Meth Jdist Church Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Busi- rass O. importance is to be discus ss q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
Hospital Meeting.

The Ladies Hospital and Benevc- l2n5 Associtien W Il meet with Mrs L. M. Connect Tuesday afteraoon at 3 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
PARASOLS.

Made at Home. 75c to $3.75. PINE BLUFF UMBRELLA WORKS
 402 West End. Ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30

William Jennings Bryan, photo graphed in Baltimore, soon after he had lost his fight against Alton B. Parker for the temporary chairman ship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
SOCIETY
< X x < x x < X < < < x x ;: 4 .I i. 4 I ]. ]. l. I. !. j. + + i. 4. +
C.T. |.

A special meeting of the local W. T. U., will De held Monday afjcl- oon at o'clock at the Y. M. (. 4. Il members are urged to be present s business of imp rtaace will be csel of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-30
AT THE
 CHURCHES

* <. % * * * + <. * s. * * * {. # ;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
SUPERINTENDENT Of MARKETING TEACHES YOUNG
BANANA HOW TO SHOOT; GROWERS TAKE lessons
S. T. Starrett Carries Gospel
of Clean Culture Among
Chinese.

"Teaching the young idea how to
shoot" says s. T. Starrett. superin-
tendent OF public marketing, "is not
half so hard as teaching the China
man young or old, how to cultivate
the banana shoot"
Superintendent Starrett Is the man
who has been employed as an expert
by the Territorial Government to en-
courage small farming in the islands,
to help the white settlers get foot
hold and develop into ranchers, and
TO carry out the hard problems of
DEMONSTRATING.
Outside OF doing these things, SUI
perintendent Starrett Is developing a
healthy and growing young market In
Honolulu for products of all kinds, and
when he isn't busy with all Of this he
Is developing the mainland markets
for Hawaiian fruits.
About the first thing that Starrett
ran up against here was the threat
ened quarantine on Hawaiian bananas
because of the Mediterranean fruit
fly pest that has gained ehtrance to
the Territory and Is now serious
menace. After mainland buyers were
assured Of Government inspection
here strict enough to guard against
the fly getting into California, they
found that Hawaiian bananas were apt
TO be affected by scale, and then Star
rett's troubles rodoubled.
This brings MS down 10 the point
made above about teaching the Young
idea how to shoot. Superintendent
Starrett tackled the big job of teach
ing the Chinese banana growers to
raise fruit free of scale and so good
that the California buyers simply
couldn't refuse II.
He takes a day off every once In
q while and goes around among the
Chinese growers, showing them how
to carry on clean culture" methods
The photographs reproduced herewith
show him in the midst of Chinese fruit
men, pointing out the scale on bana.
mas and telling them how to get rid
of H..
At first II was hard job. The Chi
nesc growers were apt to be suspi
cious of anything they seemed to be
getting for nothing, and they weren'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
DEF ARTMENT
OF HAWAII
Continued from Page y

Leilchua will be serious one. Then
the question of properly housing tho
construction force: Of draining and
sewcring their camp and laying the
water supply, crops up as a serious
check There II no nearby town where
the workmen can live, and they must
he well cared for, else they can not DO
secured at all.
Major Cheatham, the new chief quar-
termaster of the Department Of Ha-
April transport, which viii get him
here several weeks ahead of time lie
has an assistant, Engineer Kneut, now
ON the ground, looking over the stu
alton here, ana when Major Cheatham
arrives, all the information which he
requires win be available The en-
gineer has been working with Cap
tain Edwards, constructing quarter
master, for somc DAVIS past.
While the life OF tentage In the
States IL well over year, II has been
found that tents here do not last out
"A twclvcmonth Major Campbell. adj
jutant general, believes that the aver
age cost for such tents as the First
viii live In viii be about Si5 per tent
This Of course, including tents for
officers, rogimental headquarters and
hospital tents. The plan Is to put four
men In tent, ana with about 800 men
In the regiment, and the extra tents
for company ana regimental use, $50
tents Is none too many to estimate. IT
the whole outnt has to be replaced
every nine months, ana the regiment
Is in camp for two years, the total
cost tor canvas alone viii he In the
neighborhood Of $4,000 A canton
ment would cost about 1000, but, NJ
one officer remarked, III they build Il
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
H|LO wharf
PLANS UP TODAY

A special meeting of the Harbor
Commission was held AT 9 o'clock this
afternoon, when consideration of the
plans for the lilo wharf was taken
up.
At the meeting held on Wednesday
Chairman Campbell placed before the
members the data that had been gath
cred by Surveyor Reiks and an infor-
nal discussion was held Today the
matter was taken mp in detail and the
plans thoroughly looked into.
No final decision was arrived at, as
there is still more data to be gath
cred, Reiks leaving Tor the Big Isl,
and during the coming week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
ROBINSON ID

Circuit Judge VIM. ], Robinson Is
"a years old today and Is receiving
congratulations all along the line. The
Judge was born way back In Ohio,
which gave him his successful way of
holding office, But he moved to Cali
fornla in time to get the real western
spirit and finally landed in Honolulu
to hold down the star of empire here
with credit to himself ana honor TO
his country. If forty-f0m Is old age,
Judge Robinson is not looking the
part,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

and were married secretly by a jus
itice of the peace. They lived together
,onty-a' w'Inouths. Mrs. Brccn thuu
went to Paris to live with her mother.
Last April she brought suit for annul-
ment of the marriage. ON September
90 the suit was changed to one for di
vorce. Richard Croker Is spending the
winter at Palm Beach, Fla. Richard
Junior and Howard divide their timo
between the Hotel Belmont ana their
country home at Rye. Mrs. Ethel Cro-
kerr Brecn is believed to he living with
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
N CARTHY IS OUT
FOR DELEGATE
Continued from Page y

MY decision to be candidate for
the nomination as Delegate TO Com
gress was made as the result of last
nights meeting" said Mccarthy to Il
Bul letin reporter this afternoon.
The disagreement comes over Nc
Candless' insistent efforts to set the
date of the convention for May, in
stead of for September, as usual. !
argued with him over this point for
hours. and finally he came round to
my way OF thinking. Then | got q
phone message from him saying that
he had gone back to his original de-
mand for an early convention. II was
then that | was released from my
promise to support his candidacy. This
McCandless thoroughly understands,
but ! do not know whether or not he
knows of my decision to take the field
against him."
Situation Upset.
The sudden announcement of Nc.
Carthy's candidacy switched the polit-
ical situation very much. It means
that the faction which opposed Me-
Candless In last nights meeting will
INV INV poDaos SUPPL ,p, "uo"' ~ anu
wiz, N,ocanS,oss nas ,on 'nmiIm',,,
n, ,m a",,. "' 'o' P"'''''''
w" r 100 $3.50. on.
o o,i n, wy - on' VI u'v ''ios' '"'
,n", a, oea' " iid"a' ~, ''d
No., . ',,l nv '.' uSeu :" 90
hm, "n ,o ,,,, ,ina hn sn a' pn..I p'" '.''
'"' up " 'n's .i'he nc mas peeh sup