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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
PARADE
MAY AGAIN BEA
CARNIVAL Event
Director General Cooper Hopes
to Have Two Special Fea-
tures, Including Big Electric
Float Display - Announce
ment Of Appointment Made

A revival OF the floral parade on
which the Mid-Pacific Carnival was
rounded and which for years was the
main feature. Is planned by Director
general Cooper. Director Cooper Is
now at work on several ideas which
NAV give Honolulu the biggest and
prettiest floral parade ever held.
In fact, there may be an afternoon
and evening parade. Judge Cooper Is
considering a plan whereby the after
noon paradeswil consist of, decorated
cars and the evening parade deeorat-
Cd floats. Furthermore. he has taken
M with the Rapid Transit company
the idea OF having the floats on nat
cars, beautifully eInbeliished. the pa
rade then being held over the Rapid
Transit lines to Aaia park.
This may further develop into
splendid display Of electric decora-
stions, since the light could be obtained
from the trolley-lines.
This still is to be decided upon and
worked out, but the plans are progres.
sing hopefully said Director Cooper
today. cit will be matter of getting
the car-equipment now stored and
then decorating these bodies or
frames"
In planning to separate the parades
OF floats and autos the director-gen-
eral is needing the comment or those
who have entered decorated autos in
the past but felt they were somewhat
overshadowed by the huge and highly
ornamental floats often but a few feet
away.
Another idea in connection with the
floral parade revival is that each en-
9trant in the auto parade may reserve
particular kind of flower to be used
ON his or her car and nowhere else.
Judge Cooper is getting in touch with
the Japanese makers OF artificial flow
ers, so that in case the parade is de-
cided upon the fiower-making industry
can be systematized and patrons be
assured service at moderate prices.
.fMuch of the making of these arti-
fetal flowers is in the hands of Jap
anese now working as house-servants.
II orders can be sent them a long time
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
Guaranty Fund Assures Costs,
Including Erection of Mon
Ster Tabernacle

AS the result of a guarantee fund
established by the Inter-Church Fed
GRAFTON, IIcnolulans have pledged $l0,-
COO to cover any deficiencies which
may arise in the general fund of a
proposed campaign to be conducted in
this city in 1916 by William A. t"Bil-
ly'') Sunday, the famous evangelist.
The $4,000 has not been collected.
Interested persons have simply pledged
certain sums OF money in case II Is
needed to cover deficiencies in the ex-
penses or the proposed campaign.
There is probability that not cent
OF the money will be collected, for as
rule free-will offerings cover all ex-
penses. On the other hand. If there
is deficiency of. say. 500. this
amount viii be pro rated among the
various subscribers, and paid
On N0Tember 8. 1914, the Inter
Church Federation started move
meht TO have Bflfy Sunday CONDUCT. q
campaign in Honolulu. He was inyit-
ed to come here. Mr.. Sunday replied
that IL would not be possible for him
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
ASSOCIATED Press Service by Federal wirelessl

Associated Press
LONDON England, August 4-Throughout the British
Empire today there services commemoration Of
war; being ago today since Great Britain decla
war on Germany. sEs
At at St. Paul's there monster service with
King George and Queen Mary in attendance Prayers were
offered for the victory Of the Allied arms.
The meeting made notable by the presence Of hun
deds of soldiers who have home wounded from the ro
AT every meeting pledges taken that Great Britain w
prosecute the until victory is won.
PETR0GRAD Russia, August official bulletins today
claim that Warsaw has not yet fallen and hopes rising
the Russians viii be able hold the Polish capital There is
fighting the city with both sides losing heavily
In order to hur fresh forces the battered but still for
mdabe Russian lines the Germans reinforcing their armies
in Poland with troops from France. -
Gen. Hindenbergs in Courland and the pos
sbiy that Riga will be captured have caused all banks
and schools to be transferred from Riga to Tula.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
That's hevieW of Ben Selling,
Backer of Alaska Steamship
Line, Who Will Take Matter
Up With His Chamber OF
Commerce at an Early Date
CAPITALIST SEES MANY
WAYS TO MAKE DEAL PAY
Lumber, Northern Fruits and
Canned Salmon as Outbound
cargoes, is Suggestion -
No Lack of Passenger BuSi-
ness to the Islands, It is Said

Forty years ago Allen a Lewis. then
an infant wholesale establishment OF
Portland, Ore, made what the sage>
brush philosophers called "a reckless
venture. They sent the schooner
Jane FaIkenburg to Honolulu loaded
with canned goods and salmon and
other products OF the Oregon country.
and the good old ship returned with
bags or gold In her antique iron box.
and a full cargo OF island sugar in
her hold. And the Jane Falkenburg
made many more such trips, as ka.
maainas can testify. until she went
where all ships go sooner or later
To Davy's locker.
Today Allen & Lewis and other
large wholesalers and shippers OF
Portland send their wares to Honolulu
by different method Instead OF
sending a schooner direct from the
Columbia river to Honolulu, the ships
are made OF steel and they travel by
steam power. They come up the Pa
cific coast from Panama and they load
the cargoes at Portland and then they
20 to Puget Sound and from there
they change their course for Honolulu
and the returning gold bags finally
find their way to Portland via San
Francisco.
Now what IS the sense Of We Port
landers shipping our goods to Homo
lulu in New York or other eastern
owned ships, In ships that travel in
roundabout triangular courses. when
we can ship In our own steamers di-
rect 10 Honolulu from the Columbia
river2 said Ben Selling. pioneer Of
Oregon and leading citizen OF Port
land. AZ. the Moana hotel last night
sellInt aiSsd Ms diAgast a. Poftland,s
evident iack Of foresight in the matter
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fconfnued on page fourl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
MANCHURIA WILL
BE LAST TO CALL

Company the following announcement this
morning:
General Manager OF the Pacific Mail
has instructed this by
Seamens Bill passed during the last session OF Con
decided
saings with schedule prepared
s.
of the Pacific Mail
Steamship American flag bound from San
will call the OF Honolulu October %
the last steamer of the
Orient bound for San Francisco will
2S also the s. s. Manchuria
the only of the making Honolulu port
be British fag the s. s. Persia and the
s. s. Nile the latter being temporarily Withdrawn.
Honolulu sail
considered cancelled
gladly transferred
s. Persia agreeable to Interested parties.
S n HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
BUDDHIST CONGRESS ON
Especial to Nippu Jiiil

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. A.
The Buddhist congress was opened
successfully Monday morning at the
fair. Sogen Yamagami of the faculty
of the Buddhist College at Toxic, read
a paper prepared by High Priest Mo-
kusen Heki. who is also attending the
great gathering The congress will
last during the week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
TURN
IN REVOLUTION
OF HAYTIANS

CAPE HAYTlEN, Hayti, Aug. A.
The government officials have fled to
Fort Liberte to seek refuge from the
revoIuticnists, who are entering the
city. Marines have been landed from
the v. S. S. Nashville to restore order.
Guillaume's commander, Gen. Blot,
has resigned, assuming that Admiral
caperton's peace plans viii be success
full.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
United States Stands BY Protest to
Britain on Detention Of Its Cargoes

WASHINGTON D. O., August 4-The United States viii
not recede from the firm protest it has lodged against the
British blockade of German trade which has been de-
tain cargoes route to neutral ports Of the Continent
Immediately following the receipt Of the British notes
which assert the British right to seize cargoes the ground
that although shipped to neutral ports they destined u
matey for Germany the president has ready the s. reply
this reply the United States comedies that the condons
this unusual but continues the vigorous protest. De-
claring that the capture Of ships voyagng neutral pos
illegal 49, 8
to be evident that ultimately this controversy viii
be submitted to international commission. -
1.-THE
patches a published todayJ
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
JAPAN Cabinet
MEMBERS WONT
TAKE BACK JOBS

TOXIC, Japan, Aug. 4.-The mem
bers Of the okuma cabinet who recent.
Iy resigned decline to reconsider their
action. Led by Baron kato, minister Of
foreign affairs, who was one Of the Gen.
ters Of controversy, the ministers ad-
here to the resolutions to retire into
private life. .: g..
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Page
WEDDINGGREAT
Event IN London

LONDON, Eng, Aug. 4.-Miss Kath-
crime Page, daughter Of U. S. Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Walter Hines Page, and
Charles Loring of Boston were mar
ried here today. The king, queen
and numerous high officials sent gifts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Washington Washington I, Chi.
eago o.; Washington 8, Chicago 1.
At Philadelphia-D Detroit !, Philadet-
phia Q.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati 4, Brook.
lyn 1.
At Pittsburg-6oston 5, Pittsburs 1.
At st. Louis - New York II, ST.
Louis 9.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
AUSTIN returns
AFTER TRIP TO
FAREAST CITIES

The first of. the Hawaiian congress
sional party who went on to the Orient
to return to Honolulu is Congressman
Austin, who arrived here today aboard
the U. S. Transport Logan after jour-
ney OF more than two months dura-
ton, during which he visited Manila
the other parts of the Philippines,
China, and various cities in Japan.
Recently in Manila, Congressman r.
w. Austin of Knoxville, Tennessee,
created tremendous excitement at a
banquet given in honor Of himself and
Senator John f. Shafroth of Colorado.
when he said he would rather be dead
than BE a coward and live to see the
Philippines declared independent.
The noted congressman arrived this
morning on the United States trans
port Logan, with his family. He en-
joyed an automobile ride around the
city and out to the Country Club as
the guest of Supervisor Robert w.
Shingle. He will probably leave to-
night for San Francisco on the Logan,
but his wife and daughter may remain
over until the next transport.
in advance they will do the work much
more cheaply in their spare time"
says the director-general The idea
of arranging so that auto owners may
choose their own flower and avoid du-
plication or conflict can be worked out
satisfactorily, think. One auto would
be decorated with lilies, the next with
roses, then cherry blossoms, etc. This
would give a striking effect"
The following appointments were
announced by the director general to-
da.:
Chief of the staff of Carnival artists
Francis Josef Cation, draughtsman
with Ripley & Davis. He has already
shown the director-general that he
possesses marked talent in poster
work and decorative design.
Chief of Electrical Display-Th
dore Hoffman, superintendent of the
Alexander Young Building company.
Chief of the Water Pageant-Jo
E. Sheedy, general superintendent of
the Inter-lsland Company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
Crack Bavarians Are
Ordered to Capture City Of Warsaw
BERLIN, Germany. August {

BERLIN, Germany August a. Prince Leopolds crack
fighting organization of Bavarians carrying out
series Of charges to accomplish the capture Of Warsaw
Their rushes have taken Bonie the Russians who were
holding this outer line have been thrown back upon the inner
line of the city defense
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
Pope's Peace Appeal is Explained

ROME, Italy August 4The Osservatore in inspired
statement today concerning the Ppes appeal for
that the appeal the result of the Pope socitude at
the spectacle of the misery and anguish of year and
carried consideration who is at fault for the conflict
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
Allies Would Induce Greece to Join :
in War; Premier in Big Conference

LONDON, England August 4-That the Allies con-
ferrng with Greece induce King Constantine country 10
join them in warning against the Teuons is the agnance
attributed conference in Athens between diplomatic rep
resenatives of the Entente Powers and the Greek premier
Gounaris. t|.I
Cablegrams from Athens say that the Allies diplomats
discussing the situation with the premier and local atte
ton cenered the probable Of the conference
Reports Current Ia Lisbon Of Three i.
Serious Revolutions II Portugal
LISBON Portugal August 4 Sensational reports are
that three separate revolutions progress in Po
tugal There riots in streets and public buildings and
assaults every day
Belgian Steamer Sunk; Crew Saved
LONDON England, August 4-The Belgian steamer
Koohande has been sunk By German Submarine. The crew
was saved
additional Telegraph Dispatches on Page 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
BRITISH AFTER YEAR OF WAR
PLEDGE STRUGGLE TO VICTORY
NO PEACE Until GERMANY IS .
BEATEN; RUSSIANS HOLDING
WARSAW But ARE HARD BESE'

GERMANS REINFORCE WITH TROOPS FROM FRANCE
U. S.-BRlTlSH DISPUTE ON cARGOES LIKELY TO BE
TAKEN TO INTERNATIONAL COMMISSIONS les con-
FER WITH GREECE, SEEKING TO INDUCE LATTER TO
JOIN FlGHT-PRzE COURT CONFIRMS DAClA CAPTURE,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
Ab|ER|GINsAI
NOGALESUllDER
FUNS1ON'S SCARE

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed Wireless
NoGALES, Ariz., Aug. 4.-Gen. May
torena's bombardment Of the Mexican
part Of Nosales, IN Sonora, was begun
today. The carranza forces are only
two miles from the city.
Gen. Funston Is ready to shell the
Mexicans If Americans Are endangered
-. flying bullets.
The outposts are failing back. CHI
nese have crossed the line to the
American side under guard.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 4.-Rep-
resentatives Of the American Powers
who are jointly>Workins on plan for
bringing peace to Mexico are con-
vinced that the success Of the plan
hinges upon the restoration Of the ban
on the shipment Of munitions into the
repuslic.
Ell PAso, Texas, Aug. A new
Mexican faction has grown UP in the
state of Chihuahua, under Gen.
ochoa contreras Garcia, pledged to a
triangular affliaticn with Villa in the
North. carranza as First Chief of the
constitutionalists, and Eulaiio Cutter
re- as president.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-04
Prize Court Confirms Dacia Capture

PARIS France August 4The prize court has confirmed
the capture of the Daca which seized by French
cruisers while bound for Rotterdam from the United States
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SUBSCRIBE $4,000 IOC0VER
BILLY SUNDAY CAMPAIGN BILLS
I aasaaRNnakaa
EXPENSES or PROPOSED
BILLY cuNDAY CAMPAIGN

q EXPENSES If PhOPOSEO
n BILLY cuNDAY CAMPAIGN q
4 u
4 Salary of eight people Tex u
b elusive OF Mr.. and Mrs q
n Sunday including the #ss
= time of travelling at $500 r
d week ..........ss..s...s $ 1900 Il
= Five weeks boarding while 4
q here for the whole party q
u OF 10 at, say. $l32 week. 560 =
Hl Eleven round trip steamer =
u fares at $l10..... 1910 r
4 A tabernacle seating $500 e
people ..........s.., 5000
4 Incidentals. estimated 230 =
u --4-- Y
NJ $4,000 <
~ The foregoing table of estimat- =
e ed expenses was compiled by r
4 DR.. Doremus Scudder, president Z
r of the Inter-Church Federation.
r and by Mr.. Sunday himself 8
N =
aaRESEaskRRansxzs
to come ID l9la. but that he might ar.
Fangesa campaign for 1916.
AT a meeting of the federation on
(Continued on page four)
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MAILS

from SaH FFaHCItCos
Manchuria, Aug. s.
For San Francisco:
U.S.A.T. Logan. Aug. 4.
From Vancouver:
Niagara, August IL.
For Vancouver:
Makura, August 20.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-18
COLONEL MAXWELL DEAD.

Vicksburg, Miss, Aug. 1S.-,'nu~~
of Colonel Friend L. Maxwell -. e.
Mounds, La, widely known Iis-"
and Federal army veteran, Wa h-'.
early this afternoon. The service
were held from Holy Trinity Chui'H
Native OF Sullivan, Ind, Colono.
Maxwell commanded the Fifty-nin--.
Indiana Infantry at the siege Of Vioka-
burg, and, after the war, settled II
Tensas parish, La, later becoming
the first president of the North Lou
isiana Levee District, and organized
the movement for levee systems on
Southern rivers.
His first wife was Miss Alma Taft
of Vermont, and two children survive
Mrs. George Yerger, of Mounds, La.
and Mrs. John Potts, of Monroe, La
His second wife was Miss Matilda
Bowie, daughter of Captain Allen 7
Bowie, of Natchez, and three children
were born.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-18
MISSISSIPPI NEWS
NEGROES SPIRITED AWAY.

Meridian, Miss, Aug. 18.-TWO ne
groes arrested on suspicion of having
held up and made insulting remarks
to Mrs. Curtis Robertson Sunday aft
ernoon were spirited away by the
sheriff last night shortly alter dark,
when he placed them under heavy
guard in an automobile and sent them
to another county Where they were
last night he would not say.
1t was Quietly made known this aft
ernoon, according to officers that a
I1ynching was feared, but if there was
any demonstration it did not become
generally known.
Mrs. Robertson was returning from
Causeyville to the city Sunday after
noon when two armed negroes step
ped into the road and commanded her
to stop. Mrs. Robertson pulled a Te-
volver from under the cushion of her
buggy and fired. The shot went wild
but the negroes fled. Her horse be
came frightened, and though she fired
three times more she did not hit a
negro.
Two negroes were arrested shortly
afterward in the vicinity Of the hcl7
up. They are Willie Kersey, aged lG
and Ben Boney, aged %. Whetho.
Mrs. Robertson identified them o:
ficers would not say.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-18
TO THE PEOPLE OF FORREST
COUNTY:

ti;c you for the vote given me
in the frs primary for the office OF
state rever agent. I received in
the state 1926 more votes in the first
primary tl,an my next opponent.
Forty counties gave me the lead
while elevCn n gave the lead to this op-
ponent-tle remaining counties hav-
ing given aluralities to Messrs. Evans
Elmer and Rush. who were left out in
the first primary.
The battle is not over. / am in a
second race.
The revenue agents office is one OF
great importance to all the people.
urge my friends and the friends OF
Mr.. Elmer, Mr.. Evans and Mr.. Rush
to go to the polls and yote-and say a
good word-for me on August "A.
Anything, everything you can dc
for me will be deeply appreciated.
| am, your friend,
itsx Stokes V. Robertson.
ADV
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-18
NO MORE CHEAP PRICES.
lBu Associated Press.l

Oxford, England, Aug. 1S.-"There
will be no more cheap prices: after
this war the. world is in for period
of rising prices" declared DR.. Slater.
principal of the Ruskin College. Ok
ford, in the first of a series of lectures
on Economic Phases of the World
Il do not believe" he said. that
there will be a period of poverty aft
err the war. There will be no neces-
sity for poverty. and such poverty as
there is viii be due to misapplication
of the productive powers which will
be available. 1t will be the poverty
which comes from wasted resources,
and not from inadequate resources.
There will be no return to prewar
prices. That means that there will
be a permanent readjustment of our
methods. There will have to he per
manent rise of wages and other per-
manent readjustments to meet the
higher prices. The proper policy for
the trade unions is to accept the war
bonuses, not for the duration of the
war, but for the duration of the high
er prices" W 6
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-18
cALOMEL DYNAMITES YOUR LIvER!.
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIvATES

Tone tonight. Your druggist or dealer
sells you 80 cent bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone under my personal money
back guarantee that each spoonful will
clean your sluggish liver better than
dose Of nasty calomel and that it won't
make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. You'll know it next morning
because you will wake up feeling fine,
your liver will be working; headache
and dizziness gone; stomach will be
sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely vege-
table, therefore harmless and can not
salivate Give it TO your children.
Millions of people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead of dangerous ealomel
now. Your druggist will tell you that
the sale of Calomel is almost stopped
entirely here.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-18

culture same all al
Nashville feeding vtals and its body polite
i rotten al the
And cancer s Liquor Traffic
1T cannot be truthfuly government
But
Nashville mind would interesting
know just condi
how much the individual commissioners
their selection
rule city"
The form of government Hilary
Mayor Nashville
succeed
lie untitled the place
for all the essentials
sitle duties
that ought to refine the man, he was born OF such common he
uneducaed ungrammata
But he rather fine specimen of the physical man and hasor
supposed
good
moral of shame And he has
Society He densey stupidity hopeless ig
OF what Law
Tennessee a prohibition
of this the Liquor Traffic this
strong arm man of the whisky 1orce TINS master OF deeeS anu
his candidacy Mayor of the
leading business Methodist stewards Baptist eacons and
joined
derlon
declared and above board that the law wrong and he would
Elected him the avowed of nulfy
ing
That's what the people Ahenso
paid
hencfman job hearted old
Hiaryfond for him. If pal wanted city contract Hilary gave it
peoples
do not believe he is thief at heart He is only Ignorant and
his the Law he
crmnay methods he has
Nashville million dollars
they of
They wideOpen they reapd law
They what coming
them, and am glad Of it.
They fair escuteheOn
State by sending Ham Patterson the Fedora
Hilary used to be pals
the
competent unworthy confined Nashville Ten
ne the solemn question abo
it? Educate Why
be lawyers and finest
saidtobe-dnest Nashville; solemn
pondnd dote on Ham
Because lifts his voice
poetic appeal o lie he is some speler
What YOU going wrestling with tn
question fighting Howses years
hand the question ba to me- give up
In the second primary of O62
That
be Indeed would seem that
is indueing fond but fororn nope trying 10 " anu
ovcrcondence loses
political difficulty will be getting tn
"Organzation should be the watchwofd MI 'ooeSo
trained experienced worthy He has been wghe
public found wanting As sisao am IS clerks
his caractor and public reo
The best service they can render HIM these
down the line don't fail to vote The nsge
majority will be- and however large that is 1t WI
re than his merit deserves
If there has been illegal voting ought
be punished But the grand jury nonpoca
there corrupng the ballot box is TO TAX
political prejudice No good citizen can ohee
anv liberties OF the pei
nile rest upon The who will cast
illegal yote casting illegal votes is an enemy
his state good investigation that
full and of all good men,
loxi, II, 1915 = ~ L.
carranza doesn't seem TO principle of "a
commodation."
"sunragsts to give bigger auto" Has her tax Oi
6.--.-~,
Uncle oin up his steam roller and hea0ns '0r e