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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-30


By virtue OF the authority vested -
che undersigned special commissions,
&c ~ o fst day 81 Of February. 1914. ana en-
crossed in ChanceTy order Book No. 30,
page "a 10 q ehansery Gauge 6o, [SsIe3 3s
pIaIntfn. and Alice N. Bartlett Is de-
fensaEs5S; Tu III On Apxu IL, 1914,
at 100 ?. "a. seH e public i. o S6. a. a.
hfRhest and best bidder therefor. a Ger
tain lot or parcel OF land, situate In the
Town Of Adamston, in the 3. w. Boggess
Addition thereto. and being the same
+ Camel. oI 81 Melvin G. Sperry and CIar-
80 = sDsrrv special comn1issoners,
81 deed dated November /, 1907, which
deed IS Of record IN the once % the
and state IN Deed Book los At paSe
3O4 and being the same PROPERTY n
which Willard F. and Alice N BartAeet
n0 Terms OF SALE: one-third. cash
in two equal installments, payable nine
and eighteen months after date, respect
lively. the purchaser or SeTS 4, f
with approved personal security, ana =
vendors lien VIII be Tstainea c,,r on ene
Special Commissioner.
~ tVade Cofeman, clerk of the cir
c,,if court Of Harrison County, West
Virginia, do certify that clarence p.
srerry the above named special com
rnissioner. has executed bond before me,
as required by the decree in said cause
cond Itfoned according to law
Given under my hand this the 18TH
uuS I. WADE CoFF1IAJ. Clerk
The above sale is continued 70 Sat
urday, April 18th, 1919, at ! go p. m.
Ola RENEE B. SPERRY,
Special Comm ssioner-
The above sale Is continued 70 Satur-
day April %, 1914, at l:S0 p r..
Given under my hand this 18th day
q April clarence B. sPERRY.
Special Commissioners.
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New york City Is reported to have
estimated that New York On New
Years Eve spends 50 100000 II
suppers, theaters, cabs. saloons pss
to walters. etc. Ohe-dfth OF that
sum would build many an ministry.
Suppose 200 900 fndivIdnals who
nave spent IN any OF The larger citles
$500 annually IN tips. cabs, -tbeater
ticket commissions. etc, should de-
post that money n the banks ana
thus turn Il into legitlmate. enter
prises. there would be S1OO,9O0,OvO
to help make prosperity AMI keep Il.
While + is true that women, as
rule. arc more inclined to be thrifty
than men. yet It can be said, wttaou Ut
lack Of gaIlantry 70 The fair sex, taat
many women are almost totally Jack
ing n the thrift instinct.
In some cases, the wife Is the OUT
and-out extra VACANT member Of the
matrimonial partnership.
To any suggestion from the mere
men who support the honsenold r.
garding the wisdom Of building up
reserve fund in a savings bank ac-
count. she never listens patiently
Possibly her retort on such occa-
sfcns is: Make more money an
then perhaps we can save some.
That e. splendid advice, to be sure,
but suppose the good husband has
about reached Eue lAlAAL. u LID S--A -
ing capacity Suppose he or some
other member of the family should
have an expensive Illness? Do not
these poss Utilities show the folly oil
putting on aIlzsaylng until earnings
IN crease, If they ever do Increase
Observation AMI experience aIlke
point unerringly to the conclusion
that the desire and the Willingness
To save something must precede the
actual accomplishment OF that pur-
nose. be the annual income $500 or
IS 900. and that the experience OF
the person who puts on saving IS
likely to be that or the procraSti-
mating sinner to whom are addressedl
the words of the old lynn:
..If you tarry till you're better,
You will never come at all
And besides, what a resource is
money in the bank How compound
interest adds to the income! AND I
now much better AMI more effective
4 man works when his mind Is freed
from worry over the present anu
anxiety for the future.
Money saved and put away safely
IN the bank is a work-ktller and
gloom dispenser, while common se4se
thrift, In the long run, brings greater
happiness than extravaganza ever
can.
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a strnin on can taI.

M one is economically useful IN
less he saves a portion or ms N
como for the benefit Of industry
Laurence NJ. Symmes.
it is rather an interesting com
nlentary on things as they are that
II New York City personal income
taxes aggregating $So.00O,O90 were
6einr reported while at the same
time there were heard the muttef-
ings Of an army OF unemployed saIu
to number upwards Of 30D.OO0 men.
New York is the head and center
OF extravaganza in this country Al
other cities follow its lead and the
smaller com munities Initiate the
larger centers as far as taey can.
AZ If Is ali over the United States
40 Il is all over the civilized worid
"a great strain is being put upon
caDitai BY a widespread extraVa-
Rance which is behind all local
causes advanced TO explain conoi-
tfons resulting in the unemploym ent
of thousands
AS prominent economist says:
'.Without war and Calamity the
worlds capital might have wlthstood
the other extrayagances OF the day,
ON the other nand, without personai
extraya gance, the cost of unavoid-
able misfortune might have passed
uunoticed. Both have occurred, now
aver. and the question arises-is It
not rust poss bile that the strain has
been greater than capital coul
bear2 Is 1t not reasonable 10 as
sumo that prosperity cannot return
IN full measure until the damage II
repaired? Nay we not expect en-
terprise to wait until the effect or
conservation OF all kinds begins to
be felt?''.
The manager Of .. large cafe in
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Bu,Iding Poultry Houses.

Poultry houses may be built more
.open and consequently less eXpeh-
sfyely ia our southern states than
IN the North, according TO investiga-
tors of the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture. However .
house which gives satisfaction IN
Maine will also give good results N
Texas or California. The best SITE
for a poultry house. in any location
Is one where good water and ialr
drainage are available. the nOoI
and wards will then be dry. me
house should not occupy a low mol
low in which cold air settles.
wherever possible a southern OF
southeastern exposure shoull be Sc
lected. although Is not essential y
there Is any good reason for iaclnS
the house in a different direction.
.sPouItry House Construction IS
the title of the departments new
Farmers Bulletin 40. 3I4), IN
which are explained the main Tea
lures that SHOULD be considered. ana
IN which pictures and plans OF satls-
factory houses are shown. Every
nonltryman who contemplates erect
ing new poultry buildings sho uld
write to the department for this buL
letin. which will be sent MIN free On
application. as long as the ieparI-
ment's supply lasts.
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Saturday, May 2.-''Within the
Law" Robinson Grand theater.
Sunday, May 3.-Basebah, Regulars
vs. Yanigans, Union Park.
Wednesday, May 6.-Tri-ehnial state
camp meeting, Modern Woodmen OF
America. knights of Pythias hall.
Saturday, May 9-Basebali game,
West virginia University vs.. West
Virginia Wesleyan, Union Park.
Tuesday, May I2.-Danee given By
the Trojan Club, Masonic temple.
Thursday, May 1<-Basebau game,
Cuban stars vs.. CIarksbuTg team Of
Paw. va. League, Union Park.
Friday, May 15.-"Peg o. My
Heart" Robinson Grand theater.
Thursday, June 11.-Baseball
game, Ohio Wesleyan VS.. West Vir-
GINA Wesleyan, Union Park.
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Just one hundred and twen-
ty-dye years aEo today was
the first preaineutial tn91gnra-
tfon In the Un&3ed States The
ceremony took place on the
balcony Of H1aderad Hau In Wall
Street. New York. which city
was then the Federal capital.
Dawn Of the dnanguratfOu day
was greeted with salxo Of ar
ti1Iery and practically all Of the
80, 900 inhabitants Of Kew
York and many visitors from
other cities threnged the
streets. Tae church bells were
rung and Al noon q troop Of
horse, two companies Of Grena-
dfers and IAfgh9anders IN kits
escorted the presdent-eleet In .
coach Of state TO the scene OF
the ceremonies. Livingston,
chancellor Of New York state,
administered the oath OF office.
Washington : Gerxent response
was met With cheers Long Live
George Washington. president
OF the United States" from
thousands OF threats. From
Federal Hall, Washington went
to the neighboEfng St Paul's
church to attend divine SER
vices. Artillery reared and
bells rang througholit the az
ternoon and evening. At dusk
bonf5res and fireworks lighted
up the streets aRd gala balls
were held, which continued in
to the following May day.
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Spr'np Tonic.

In April the patent medicine
tonic C2) fourishes. As the hrst
warmth OF spring brought a teeling
OF lassirude, the farmers wife IN
older days would go searchlhe
through the woods for YARDS from
which to make brew as tonic lor
the whole family The city man,
feeling the Iaziness OF spring fever .
coming over him, brought from the
corner drugstore a accent package
If "Old Doc" Somebody spring
tonic. consisting or the same useless
'tyarhs," liberal dose Of alcohol'
and perhaps a touch of strychnine.
But things are changing; there
are not SO many taking spring
tonics" as IN the older days. Men
have learned, says the Journal OF
the American Medical Association
that the best spring tones are the
gifts OF a beneficent nature A inil
breath OF fresh spring ar, brlsk
walk along a grass-grown road,
plunge into the cool waters OF the
ola swimming hole-if the water =
pure and COLOR the morning
shower IL in the city, fresh green
food, or the pursuit after a houne-
ing golf ball over a springy course
those are real inyigorators, true
fOpfcg
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THE DAILY
NO VELE 7 T e
A SECOND BLUEBEARD.

Synopsis of preceding chapters:
The wedding OF Doubleday Tinkitt
philanthropist and inventor OF Child
labor machines, and lovely Bluebell
.Blodgers, was the social event of the
year in entreyiIleburgtown After
leaving the church, Tinkitt takes ms
bride to the Tinkitt family mansion
on Lowbrow, a hill just outside the
town Here he unlocks door after
door, showing her wonderful contriV-
ances for her comfort and conven-
ience. such as stationary washtubs
and silk dust cloths There IS Just
one room on the sixth floor back that
remains unlocked, and Tinkftt i'm
presses on his bride that although the
rest of the house belongs to her TO DO
as she pIeases, this one room must
remain locked in the mysterious Sc
crecy. even as the famous room IN
Bluebeard's palace Then, kissing
some of the powder OF his wife's nose,
Tinkitt departs for a week, for MS
motto Is never to mix business and
marriage. For the first hve days
Rlueheil is able to restrain her cur
iosity. but on the sixth, despite the
fact that she knows her husband Is q
devil when aroused, she unlocks the
mysterious door with q skeleton key
which she finds in the family skeleton
closet)
"ohp exclaimed Bluebell IN rap
ture. OH oh! OH"
For. banging from the high ceiling
we're the variously hued wigs, still
dripping their purple green. pink and
magenta dye. OF Tinkitt's former WIFE,
a famous society leader.
Almost swoonlng with delight
Bluebell rang for a stepladder
(The, end.)
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No. - sha s+nnz NJ sfEea
80 $500. -srsa go,
No.. - o,.,.5- 's-,,,t 1-l9-sS,.
S 1a1s,s.-s., - 1900 IMAM ~
49,, 49,, 800, ~ r,fF,ra gtanfIr
80 - - - 1900 49,
- = 49,, -, = ss--i-7~ ~ 80
- . - ETs1l Sfre.f -u5i,o
800 =. $500 =, elimp Nd - touch
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EXPORT GOLDFISH.

Large quantities of goldfish are be-
ing grown for the export trade by Jap
anese dealers in the Yokohama dis
triet. The majority OF these fish are
forwarded to San Francisco ana
Seattle for the local and eastern mar
lets Approximately 10O,0O goldfish
are shipped annually from Yokohama
to the United states,
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NEW OFFICE BUILDING

Construction win shortly begin at
.C.ristobal. Canal zone, OF the new $50
600 building for the Hamburg-Ameri-
can line, the Offices of which are now
in Colon. 1t will adioin the building
fInder construction for the United
Fruit Company and will be Of rein
forced concrete and steel, two stories,
with galvanized iron roof, and cover
ing 10 by 100 feet.
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Getting the Summer
Home Ready

Perhaps you have not made
your plans yet-the advertis-
ing in the Daily Telegram VIII
help you.
Want some suggestions as to
how to furnish it attractiveiy
and at the least expense?
Glance at the advertising in the
Daily Telegram.
where can the best curtains
be had? Again we refer you to
the advertising In the Daily Tel
egram.
moderate price2
Where can you select the
china and the kitchen ware to
best advantage?
These and every one of the
scores of other questions that
will suggest thu mselves will be
answered In our advertising
from day to day.
Begin reading 1t today.
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Ldf Vast, grandson and successor to
the late King Menelik as king o.
Abyssinia, Is eighteen years Of age,
unmarried and bears no resemblance
to the pronounced negroid type OF his
grandfather The semi-Caucasian east
Of his features is probably due 70 the
Gala blood IN his veins. He dresses
in Abyssianial garb, but is said to be
a very YideaWa2ze young man.
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rnn Ynn Gness 3

of course Huerta sent his formal
acceptance. Why shouldn't he? he
gets recognition and Is let down IN
a soft place. Nobody ever accused
tbe old rascal with being fool
when people want to do this sort OF
taking they point in the opposite di-
rsrtion. Their names begin with W.
and B-Parkersburg State journal.
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Next to Davis.

Chauncey NJ. Depew ceIebrated MS
oiehtieth birthday by delivering a
speech before the Montauk Club, IN
BROOKLYN, at a dinner given IN ms
honor Saturday night. A reading OF
the speech compels the belief that
Nh. Depew is the youngest old gem
tIeman in the United States, at least
next to Henry Gassaway DAVIS
Mail.
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More than thirty million pieces Of
gIaes viii be required for the hve
hundred masiac panels being pre-
nared for cathedral which is TO be
erected in st. Louis.
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Get Together.

Prozressiyes who really stand TOT
the carrying out of such progressive
principles as we're written IN the ne
publican platform of 1912, ana that 0s
Of Colonel RooseEeI1'
should meet with the RepuDilcan com
Mice for discussion OF some plan By
which the two parties may cooperate
IN the election of legislative candi-
dates. This should mean the manning
of every voting place with an equal
number of persons selected by the two
committees, and the nomination OF
by the people Let the
people say."-Weston Independent
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Headache ana Nervousness Cured.
@Chamberlain's Tablets are entitled to All
the praise / can give them writes n 70
Richard olp, SpenceFpoFtz n, T. They
have cured me of headache and nervous,
For sale by all dealers.-Adyeriisem
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THURSDAY, AFRdL 80. 1914.
An Evening Echo.

WHAT is dificuIty2 Only WORD
indicating the degree OF strength
requisite for accomplishing partleu-
lar objects, mere notice OF the he.
cessity for exertion: a bugbear 70
children and fools. only mere stln-
,1lus to men.-S. WARREN.
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GooJ Roads Day.

Governor Hatfield has called on the
people or West Virginia to devote Two
days in the month Of May this year to
the actual work OF improving the
couutry roads Of West Virginia. These
two days are to lie spent, not IN mold
ing meetings to discuss the building
n GOOD roads, but in actual work with
nick annd shovel. pillow and -scra per
ana roaddrag, men and teams, making
Inc ART fy. II the labor OF all the
abla-bodied men Of the state could be
aetuslIy and efficiently applied to the
work on the roads for two full days:
raed now IN a shocking state of dis
-epair could be greatly improved
The service called for BY the governor
is a worthy public service. similar
experiments in other states have re-
suited in Immediate betterment or neg
Ieeted highways and IN the rousinng
or more Intelligent interest on the
mart Of al classes in the practical
problems of road making.-Morgan-
town Post-Chronicle-
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Try a pound of Grandy's Home
Boiled Hama; opposite Con building
AdYertisemen&.
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Cnnldn,f Rnn Him Ont.

10, Bryan has not reslgneu, anu
ubat's more. he never Will. Resign
ing il something in which William has
never had any practice.-Wheelins
News.
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WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY
Sorry.

After having taste Of Pittsburg' s
hospitality, Coxey is sorry he did not
march to Washington via Mexico
wheeling Telegraph.
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We GIVE -. - -, & -. -, -. - :.
NC STAMPS VIII
CEASES.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-10

are honest OF In the hotel business to mako
money"
Again Bainr laughed Bring hcr back to
New York alouc l'sculoplus, aud tat check
Ia yours Nothing could be- snper than nn
idea like this lt's a fact no mon can think
Of everything, aud you've just proved Il to
me- I've tried to do generals work without
aids Olga, docs any ono watch me como aud
go any morel"
no I've watched dozen uigLb, Tho
man has rouc Either hc found out what ho
wanted or he gave up the job. 10 my mind
he found out what he wanted"
Md what's that1"
Heaven knows dIscouragcdly
"come, doctor, suppose YOU aud 10 down
to DAYS Tor little turn At billiarisl'
Nothing would suit me better"
IAN aboard then Good uisht Olga Keep
your Lait IN l mean your own hair wer.
going to win out lon't you worry Ia all
ssmes the minute sou bcsiu to doubt yon
hcslu 20 hose"
Tim, same nishl Norton sat ot his desh, Ia
his shirt sleeves. poundips away at his type.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-10

course, was due to Norton's policy of keeping
the affair out Of the papers
Following Jones' orders they made friends
with no one. Those about the hotel-especai-
ly the young men-when they made any ad-
yances were politely snubbed Every night
Florence would write to her good butler to
report what had taken place during the day,
aud be was left to Judge for himself il there
was anything to arouse mis- suspicious He, Of
course, believed the two were covertly guarded
by the detective he had sent after them
When Braine called upon Olga he found lis
doctor there.
"Well, what's the news2 - he asked.
al had better run down aud inquire how
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-10
LILIION [OLLAp MYSTEPYAfgoldM MacGath

writer From time to time he paused anil
teetered his chair and scowled over his pipe
at the starlt night outside. Bang would go
his chair again, and clickity-click would sing
writing was in the ordinary routine the ar
rival Of great ocean liner with some political
the present administration You will have
noticed, no doubt, that some disgrunted poll
ticiaa Is always denouncing the present ad-
ministraton, 1t matters not il 1t be Repub-
lican or Democratic. When you are out Of =
good Job you are alawys prone to denouncc.
The yarn bored Norton because his thoughts
were miles southwark.
He completed the story, yanked out the final
sheet, called for copy boy, rose and saun-
tered over to the managing editors door, be-
fore which he paused indecisvely. The old
man had been after him lately regarding the
IIargreave story, and he doubted II his er-
ldhu MOulu pEoNe 5uCCtsSlul
However, he boldly opened the door and
walked in.
"Humph said the odd man" twisting
Ids cigar into the corner of his mouth " Got
that story7"
Norton sat down. "Yts, but have not got
O.. et Dtnlu
me the Harsreave Job you gave me carte
blanche"
al did grlmly, But, on the other hand,
did not give you ten years to clear It up In"
Have ever fallen down on a good story1"
quietly
"M', can't remember" grudgingly.
We'll, II you'll have patience I'll not fall
down on this one. It's the greatest criminal
story ever handled but It's so big that it's
going to take time"
Gimme an outline"
al have promised not to" with a grimness
equal to the old mans" IT line Of this
story tricklcs out It will mean Tint every other
paper will be moving around and In the end
will discover enough to spoil my end Of It.
I'll tell you this much The most colossal
band Of thieves this country ever saw Is at
one end Of the stick And when say that
countcrfcitng and politics and mil.ons arc
81 -. 4 A.. l.
This gang has city protection We aro run
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-10
$4,000 FOR o NEHUNDRED WORDS.

board toM bs absolute and final. Nothing
CT q literary nature WiH be considered in
the decision, nor given any preference in
the selection Of the ioinner Of the $4,000
prize, The last ttOO reels, tohioh tiH gire
the most acceptable solution 10 the mys-
tery, icili be presented in the theGters
L0Uin0 This feature as soon as II is pos
sbie 10 produce the same The story CORE
spending 10 these motion pictures tCW dp-
pear in the newspapers O0iHcidentaHy, or
as soon after the appearance Of the pic
iures az practicable. Wih The last tpo
reels l0iH be shotOn The pictures of the min
psr, HE or her homo, and other interesting
tediare, II ia understood that The neios-
p0per5, 80 fur as practicable, in printing
ttc last too chapters Of tho story BY HGr-
old NdoGrdih. icW also show picture Of
ne successful cOHicStnHt.
Solutions 10 me mysicrv must not be
mora than 100 trOrds long. Here are some
questions 10 be Kept in mind in connection
Vith be mysterp as an aid to a solution:
No. = What becomes OF he mHiondire1
No. 2-Whdt bec0meS Of the NOD0,DOR
No. 3-Whom does Florence mdryP
No. f-What becomes Of the Russian
countcss1
Nobody connected either directly or IN
dirccty oith The Milton DoAar jfy8-
tcrv" oiH be considered as contestant
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-10

the young lady ia progressing" said tho DOCTOR
who was really arst rato surgeon and who
had performed number Of skilled operations
upon various mambors Of tho Black Hundred
unent their encounters with tho police ave
got Miss Florence whore you want her It's
M to you Aow,"
sho ought to 10 separated from her com
paplon We have left them alonc Tor a whole
week. 20 Jones will not worry particularly.
A mighty curious thing hao turned up Be.
fore Hargrcayos disappearance not dozen
persons could rccollcct what Jones Looked Ike
Tie was rarely ever In oghL What do YOU
rupposo that signIdosH"
Don't asb me, shrugged thc mau OF mcdl
cine | shouldn't worry over Joucs"
"But wo can't stir the old fool We can't
get him out Of that house I've tried to get
that maid to put lllllc something In hts
coffee bpt she stand, on At umt She says
that aho lil ns sho agreed In regard to Flor
eucc, but hor agreement cudcd 'hcre' We
have given the iode Nye thousand ALREADY oni
ale is c'amorius tor the balance"
Have YOU threatened hcr2 asked u,en
nraInc ,muci ult'c My dear woman,
u ulFuIW Nh'e ] hnVo q uo'd an h'r
1t '' not Q''' go Eo'u '' sue "'' 70" n' wa
'r' mot d''o0F "'' an ordinary servant va
'oo'a 'Ur'''u ana scare NO. 'ol''d' a
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SHE hN uo d'a wherc tue million mt
u all" bhi' she's loit' capable OF Iu'glns
'u aU 10y n'"rIt m'd hrllh@
The doctor laughed.