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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-19
COLONIAL THEATRE

Triangle Plays; VIM. S. Hart Given
the Best Role Of His Life in 1.-THE
Disciple" Powerful Ince Feature,
Ambrose & WaIrus in "Saved by
Wireless" Novel Keystone Two Reel
Comedy; Others; Tonight All Seats
1Ce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-19

~ the teeth. little red points sttcKlHG Uue
On tongue. starting during Sleep $40"
fever.
DR., True's Elixir. the Family Laxative
and Worm Expeller, will surely ana
quickly expel worms. correct upset stom-
ach and constipation. Adults AR, are . also
he hem and write me letters like THIS THIS
"Dr. True's Elixir has done me Te Was
At ali dealers, CSC, SOC and $l.oo. Advice
free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-19

dreaded diseases OF cn1ioSeA''
Signs of worms are: De-
ranged stomach. swollen
upper lip, sour stomach. OF,
fensive breath, hard and full
belly with occasional grip
ings and pains about the ma
vel male face of leaden tint,
ewes heavy and dull. witch
ing eyelids, itching of the
nose, itching Of the rectum,
short dry cough, grinding
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-19
G. Henry Viewer Of Parkman.

q. Henry Viewer of Parkman died
Sunday, aged Is years. after a long ILL
ness with hardening Of the arteries. A
WIDOW, who was Harriet Drake. a
oauRhter. Mrs. Ella HARRINGTON. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-19

Wednesday, January 10, 1916
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-19
LOCAL NOTICE.
NOTICE..

NOIUN6s
Tax notices are being sent to all
persons owing taxes to the city Of Az.
gusta for the years 1911-12-13 and II
or any year during that period.
These taxes are long overdue and
must be paid at once. Every oppor-
tunity has been given to pay them.
If they are not paid within ono month
steps will be taken to collect them and
costs added. No more notices will be
sent. All taxes must be paid at the
city treasurer's Office to Mr.. ROY
WAR0WEll, the present tax eolisc.
tor.
NILES L. PERKINS,
Collector Of taxes for the years 1911.
12.13.14.
jan18-19-20 :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-19

Amos H. Higgins has moved from
the East Side and taken an office at
No. 269h Water street, opposite Hotel
North. ian12d2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-19

The Ideal Restaurant and Lunch
Room on Bowman street directly OPP
posite the new Crossett shoe factory
will open to ladies and gentlemen I'M
der new management Wednesday, Jan.
10, 1916. Special attention given to
the Crossett employees.
jap1Sd2t*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-19

Clearance sale Of millinery. Every
hat. trimmed and untrimmed, sold be-
low cost: Trimmed hats. 81. $3.50 and
s2.95; untrimmed hats. 39c, SOC. 75c and
CSC; also . great mark-down in cor
sets and gloves. Marion A. Caret, 1873
Water street. jan8dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-19
Guard Children Against Worms

Pinworms or stomach worms are some
of the most dreaded diseases of children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
DRAFTING CHANGES
URGED BY EBBERTS

NEW YORK. FEB When the VA
poial League holds lt- annual meeting
Asis tomorrow President Charles Ebiet-
"i the Brooklyn club. a.II again intro
u-'' hi- proposed uew system tor DRAFT
ing play era from The minor leagues This
HsurHy Was introduced az fll meeting
q The league iu 1913. but was MOI .d.pt-
Mr. hhncts' plan provides that the
10 major league clubs draw Tire ssf..
Ilohs o. lot TIE second division clubs
We,.- uc Eiten f1" fIrrf pick of tho min
on ltas4e stars. The new system also
PROVIDES that no major league club be-
permitted o. draft more players than
j. "ci -a.ly expects Co sigr 'Ey ths pres
SuL ara tug system many 81 The clubs
graz .i minor League players and then re-
Ject ineU before actually gINIrr them
ulal on the spring training trips
The FIRST business - the meeting Will
ne tlc reorEl ulzltiCu OF the board ~
alF-c''rH- Df account ul tie raIa ~ fns
Bostou and Chicago clubs there viii h.
rev iuemucrr on ths board The srHsdlIle
TOY thr coming season VIII Dol adopted
a. drown up by karUsF uIe.fuas ia
F4ItrbirEil. ires.dcnr Tturr also v.lI
announce his ucw Iist az lmpir-s. Thee
wa Do" only rev changes ir tho rraE.-
~ OF the start % indicator holders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
TWO RACING
CIRCUITS ARE
NOW COMBINED

PITTSBURGH. Feb The report
OF committee recommending The am
algamation OF the Lake Erie Trotting
Circuit and the West Virginia Pennsyl-
vauia Fair and Racing ClTcui. here to-
day. The name OF he Lake Erie Trot-
ting Circuit was retained The Ofi-
ceIs viii be. President, Harry ID. Per
kins. Parkersburs. ". Va: vice presi-
dent. Harry Cochran. Dawson. Pa. and
secretary -treasureT. John =. Scott,
Fairmont. ". Va. All held similar
positions with the West Virginia
Pennsylvania circuit. Bradford and
Corey. Pennsylvania. Withdrew from
the organization. and Marion. Akron
and Youngstown, Ohio. were admitted
to membership. Members declared the
consolidation Of the Two circuits would
result in the reduction Of many items
OF expense.
Several conflicting dates We're point
ed out in the analgamation OF the two
ORGANIZATIONS and the schedule was
then revised. The revised schedule Of
dates adopted is as follows
Cranwood. Cleveland. OHIO. week Of
June l.. ROckpOrt. Ohio. week OF juno
10. Marion. Ohio. week Of June 20 I;
Akron, Ohio. week Of July . . Noungs-
town. Ohio, week OF July 10. Warren.
Pa. week OF July Il. Conneaut Lake.
Pa. week OF July p. Rockport. Ohio.
week of July 81. Belle Vernon. Pa.
week OF July 81. CralUoOd. Cleveland.
Ohio. week Of August Z. Parkers burg.
W. Va. week OF August u. Fairmont.
". Va. week o. August Fl. Washing
ton. Pa. week of August IS. Nouuss-
tom. ONO. week OF August Is. Wheel
ins " Va. week of September 9:
Dawson. Pa. week Of september II:
Clarksburg, W Va. week OF Scptcm-
ber Is. Crauwood. Cleveland ONO.
October to j.. inclusive. Rockport.
Ohio. october 10 TO go. inclusive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
MAY USE JACKSON
AS PINCH HITTER

story from Chicago 10 20 the effect
that Joe Jackson. Tor whom Comiskey
gave $4,000 In cash and three ball play
crS valued at 10000. az least. including
'happell Tor whom Comiskey paid SIS
QUO a rev years ago. viii probably be
kent on tho bench next season and used
only as = pinch hitter. Manager Row
land Is said 90 have minated a. much.
writes Ed GrillO in the Washington Sta-.
II II not revealing any secret to say
that when Griffith was trying To trade
Gandil and several OF his players TO
'omiskey he put in proyiso that he
would not consider joe jackson IN eN-
thahse Tor his athlete. e. remark which
caused considerable surpris sc al IN. time
becaues OF the enormous amount Comis-
key had paid Tor the CleN Gland outfield-
er and slugger.
IL Is understood that Jackson did not
take the best care Of himself last season.
even after joining the White son and
that Rowland believes that when she
supposed good hitter finds that he must
live up To- the rules or not play. he VIII
have an awakening and get down 10 real
business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
FEDERALLEAGUE
SUIT DISMISSED
ACTION AGAINST ORGANIZED
BALL DROPPED ON MOTION
OF The FEDS.
oisrlisssl wss Without Prejudice 70
Further Appeal By Interested
Psrties-t4uns Fire over
Year.

CHICAGO. Feb. The suit OF the
Federal league against organized base
ball. based on alleged violation OF the
federal antitrust laws. was dismissed
today IN the United States circuit
court here BY Judge lands, on mo-
ton Of counsel for the Federal league.
For more than a year the suit, with
It, possible oursome. had hung over
the baseball world Its withdrawal
Was one OF the stlpulations In the re-
cent peace agreement between the
Federal league. newcomers in base
ball. and the older leagues.
No objection 20 the order OF dis
mlssal WAS advanced By counsel for
the Baltimore Federal lvague club.
though that organization had declared
iis dissatisfaction with the terms OF
the peace agreement.
The dismissal ordered was withou.
prejudice 10 further appeal TO the
court BY the Interested parties.
After the order was entered. Nttor.
ney James G.. Kenney. representing
the Baltimore Federals, stated shat
n a satisfactory settlement was not
made with that club II had ample Cd
portunity TO seek redress in the courts
either for a suit for damages or under
the Clayton act prohibiting restraint
OF trade.
None Of the officials OF the Federal
or OF the other leagues was In court
when the order was entered. both
sides being represented by counsel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
RUINED CATHEDRAL
tcozanusd from Firs, Pszsl


mon. Nevertheless the Smelling con
unued and fire started n quickly
gained Roadway. feeding on the heaps
~ dry straw used as temporary mat
tresses for the wounded
"Stretcher bearers behaved like true
heroes in carrying ont the wounded.
and al we're transported 90 a place
m afoiy with tho exception Of one
oHicor whose charred body was later
FOUND here the yergcr said
Aged Cardinal Prays Alone.
Just beyond the transcpt stands a
small "prie-dIeu' Twice q week a ST
lent sil'tary figure prays here for the
success ~ the armies Of France and
rest fUr tho souls OF tho soldiers fam.
on iu fhe defense of their country.
Aged Cardinal Lucou thus offers his
devotions iu the sole portion of tho ca
'hedr'l which ha. nos reen deaecrated
hy bon hartwrut r l- impossible Co
hold mass. az the cathedral is no long
or consecratcd. fhe sacred relies hat.
.nE been removed during tbe frst BON.
h1rirrrf
a French fiag occupies tho niche
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
NATIONAL FORTY
YEARS OLD WE'D

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Basebau club
vNntf- As wei a. many patrons OF the
saiion4 game began gathering here to-
.aN - take part IN the celebration OF
We National Leagues fortisth birth
NaH. NN'rN Viii De houor-d with "a ban
eA.t a. tho waldorf Astoria Hotel next
'4nrsltN evening. Tho reconvencd AN
nne4 mcg uug 90 the league in conlunc-
non win the regular session for TN.
anNItiun or "a playing schedule for tho
coming season viii b. held here to-unor-
row. on account % the unsettled finan-
,'M condition % the ClrvelauQ club tu.
American League schedule meeting
MhlDh vas o. have taken place her. to-
pr ROW has been postponed for a week
az mann or an. junior major Crganiza-
lI.N! fIub owners may not DO uu hand
Tor w tdneadas FL festivities.
if-~ldrut Teuer and his assistants I'm
he Nstipnal league. viii welcome two
new tiup presidents az the nestiua. to-
morrow Percy d. Haughtou. v no with
nla associate purchased the Boston
hfaNfs. ana Charles ". Weslhmau OF
lineage, who represents tho majority
~ .in,A Dob the recently acquired cubs
of that city.
se1 'ral other important matters which
uha NOT been reached az the December
meeting ~ the league bfor u was inter
ruptrd bN the peace proposals. viii b..
.lrt used tomorrow. one of these isl
mat fhr player limit De- Increased from
w tHtt Zone Go twenty-five
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
.LINSLY SCHEDULE
BEING PREPARED
CADETS WILL HAVE BEST BASE
BALL PROGRAM IN HISTORY
OF SCHOOL.
Have Already Closed with west Lib
efty and Bethany-othsr College
Dates Are Pending.

The Linsly baseball management Is
busily engaged working out "a schedule
Tor the 1916 team. Two games have
already been arranged with West Lib
crty and negotiations are now on for
games with teams IN the Pitts burgh dis
trlct II Is the intention OF the l.insly
management 70. n possible arrange
games with the Morgantown. DAVIS
Elkins. and - is possible that they Will
take on the West Virginia Wesleyan col
lcge Tor al least one contest. Games
with BETHANY college have been practi-
cally closed. and Il is expected that the
attempted By the Cadets
Prospects Tor a nine at Linsly this
spring are exceedingly bright While
the team Will suffer considerably from
the fact that 81 loses Hunter. who is uu-
der contract with the New York Giants.
additional material has entered tn.
school and ~ II expected that from the
youngsters that have come In. since
Hunter has LETT. "A man can be found that
viii fill his shoes In a satisfactory man
ner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08

where the memorable statue OF Jeanne
dare stood just behind the main altar.
The statue has been removed 10
place OF safety. together with many
other treasures
eaptismal Font Not Destroyed.
was glad to see the large dccora-
tive baptisnIal font had not been de-
stroyed. July .. 19l4-a little less
than month before tho outbreak OF
the war - watched a christening
there. An artillery officer and his
young wife brought their tiny first
born to be received into the church.
standing there beside the font /
could not help wondering what had
become OF the officer. Had he been
killed Or was he one OF the men
directing the artillery over yonder.
whose distant firing reverberated
down the long empty nave?
Our guide pointed out nearby a mass
or ruins. saying that that was all there
was left Of the robing room of the
kings Of France. Before being anoint-
ed by the papal legate in the cathedral
the kings changed their robes in this
adjacent chapel Being on the side
OF the bombardment. very little re-
mains OF II. The chapel is roofless.
in is a mass Of debris.
Famous Fresco Is CrumbIinu.
The famous sculptured fresco IL
crumbling TO pieces from exposure TO
Indictment weather. Curiously enough
three royal coats OF arms remain in
tact. and were the one spot OF bright
color in the midst OF somber surround
ings.
Bomb-proof vaults have been espe-
cially constructed 10 contain the price
less treasures OF Reims The vaults
are in charge Of a well known archi-
tect from Beaux Arts in Paris. whose
duty Is TO classify and guard these
objects dart" in the hope that after
the war some attempt will be made 10
restore the cathedral as far as may
be possible. along the original lines.
He appeared 20 endow each OF the
inanimate objects intrusted 10 his care
with soul, and spoke OF each one
with the loving care OF father watch
ing over a sick child
We saw rows upon rows Of saints.
angels. apostles and prophets. each
one suffering from some particular
malady" a nose. an eve. an arm. and
sometimes a whole head gone. but our
architect friend did not wholly do
spair. but thought eventually. IL great
attention 10 detail was shown. par
tial restoration az least was possible.
The city OF Beims has suffered reia-
lively little from the bombardment
Only about a quarter Of a mile square
In the neighborhocd Of the cathedral
has been totally destroyed The re-.
maintcr Of Reims Is doing business
as usual
Many Of tho stores and shops ara
oren. az well as two good hotels From
The aspect Of the hurrying people I'm
ihc streets DO d. impossible 10 imagine
That anything NJ 5ual has occurred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08

awanna and YOUNGSTOWN interests fell
through because the New York bank
ers were unable to finance the trans
action. This deal effected today was
Joined In by all the interests repre-
scented in Cambria Steel.
The announcement OF the Midvale-
Cambria deal. followed closely an Off.
cial statement that the negotiations
for merger OF Cambria with the
Lackawanna Steel company and the
Youngstown Sheet d Tube company
had been abandoned In this state
ment Cambria officials indicated that
new negotiations were under way BIZ
which the Cambria stock was 10 be
sold a. ISL a share.
stock Takes Jump.
Immediately there was a scene Of
excitement on the Philadelphia stock
exchange. The stock OF the Cambria
company, which opened at &C to rs.
quickly advanced TO 70. then fell again
to 20. but by l1:15 o'clock had ad-
vanced 10 1884. the high point OF the
day. and a new high record for the
stock
In the first hour and a quarter the
transactions amounted to los, 29O
'"eA 20 anu AAA' ANtdA EAlte AbI the QaF
were 1881. breaking all records for
single day and exceeding in activity
any dealing in a single stock since
the excitement in Reading shares IN
1898. The closing price was 1914. a
net gain for the day OF AZ points.
The capital of the Cambria company
is $5O,000,00O authorized. of which IL
outstanding S4500O.O00. II the en-
tire amount is taken over it would re-
quire an outlay OF nearly $4,000, 900.
The Midyale Steel q Ordnance COM
pany was incorporated In Delaware
October .. 1915. Its authorized capital
Is 500 0Uo. It's outstanding stock rep
resents par value OF $4,000 600.
In addition the Cambria Steel gives
10 control Of extensive works al Johns
town. Pa. and iron ore properties in
the Lake Superior district u also
places the Nidyalc steel 4 Ordnance
company in a stronger position than
10 has heretofore held In that n now
has coal and iron mines and a plant
capable 81 turning out rails and other
finished products not manufactured
LAT present by The Nidvale concern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
FAMOUS HUNTSMAN
CELEBRATES BIRTH

BERkELEY spRINGs. "a. Va. Feb
ruAry Peter =. d. Nulrrrr. who ia
70 years old today Is tus cham9I... en-
ter 81 West Virginia. ulrirE a period
covering 90 years be- has KILLED $50 desr
about 500 eoons and 500 turaslz. besides
many foNes. squirrels and other game
OF the $50 deer. 90 were tItAs ha ne
horns with from 90 prongs.
Two OF the deer were white. rars
specimens. and one black Ius gIcateai
number he killed iu one season was o..
Practically an hla hunting was done
WITH muzZle loading IfIc. lie said
" no had had Winchester like those
I'm use now he could have ALLIED several
nundred more deer. lie says Hc bias -seU
white legs. the white cNtcndlug ~ to
Its body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
COULDN'T SEE Ell.

The ST. Louis Browns had press
agent last season. but he never made
use OF one bit Of Information that might
have Interested the fsu~-uamely. that
the Rtckcys were pounding rho air more
LrcaueutlN THAN any set OF athletes boo
b u. Johnsons league. Leading the
American iu strikeouts b. becoming "a
habit with the Brown They We're thu
goats FOR the pitchers Iu 1913. 1914 and
1915. no records Of this kind being kept
previous 10 1918. Their high total ~
Htrikeouts was $685. Boo 1914 The team
with the smallest number 80 strtkeouts
charged AGAINST 30 was Detroit 900 1874,
Win 9o3' Philadelphia. iu 1913. with
bls, aud Boston. fNI~ past season. with
so. Penuant winning clubs twice have
held the honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
CUBS SQUAD 20 STRONG.
rwenty-four Exhibition Games Arranged
for Chicago Team

CHICAGO. III. Feb. 7-Prcparatiors
tor TIE spring training trip 81 the cubs
have been completed and Manager Tinker
announced to-day the names ~ tyvertv-
MN" athletes who are 20 make uD mia
squad for the Tampa camp All told
there viii be tWenty-f0ur exhibition
games.
Tho following players have been Sc.
-Nc "a % letf" gu special train March
Tor the training camp. Pftrrers
Brown Hendrix. Mcconnell Penderg4af
wright Bailey. Pierce. vaughn f.ay.r-
der. s'atou Ithcl Catcher Wilson.
Ff4hch.r. Archer CIemeup Tnflcif.r.
Sa.'r Nsrtrs poo'iu. Techou- Zimrr.r-
man. Tinker McCarthr MuInrnn Cu--
lf.drrs IS LlliHme. flack. Mann. Schultz
IHIlIlnE. Allison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08

stanninE sciat0a the gripping arouy o.
muscular Enruna fIfrI or a.nfnr go
ana lera tHat break up glssp viii b.
entirely relieved by a n Don't uss
uurfruma and Oruua Tnka fha hfrof
BETH Nafurr.s bleed tonic Hga a.
u % any druEFiata. but insist upor
let ua tell you about Blood
Mirror Tells. ard m VOWS is q p~cuiiar
.aae Ite swift specific Co. Atlanta
Ca. hut heaIn treatment 20 oncs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
PLAY MOUNDSVILLR
Island Athletic Club Plays Independent
Team Prom Marshall County
Town Thursday
Evening

THursday evening no Island Annette
Club basket ball team will play the
MoundsVile Independents The game
VIII De played on the floor OF tho
Liusly armory. ana Is attracting no little
attention from the followers Of the J. =
O.. and MoundsNille teams. The Island
I'fs have been playing some Of the
best teams boa the Wheeling district.
aud have made the reputation OF being
one or the best teams IN this vicinity.
Eduized but short time the team il
made W ~ good material and they sx-
pect victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
CUBS SELL GOOD
Sluggtng Outfielder - Sold To PhuA-
dslph1a NationRls-Moran Got Him
For Waiver Price.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. The man
kgement OF the Philadelphia Rational
League baseball club announced today
that the club has secured wilbur Gooa.
outficlder, from the CHICAGO Nationals.
The waiver price was raid for Good :
services and he will Join his new team
Tor spring training . ST Petersburg.
Fla, on March erd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
DAVE SAYS

DAVE SAYS
Speak of Paderewski and
you think of pianos. Speak
of Overcoats and you think
of
"Kraus- Made" Garments
This Il true IN both cases
because each Is superior in a
class. In other words,
'Kraus Made" means over
coat supremacy.
And these superior Over
coats are now offered 20 YOU
at deep cuts in their prices.
just glance over these saw
ings:
SIS and SIS Overcoats are
being sold for S9.9S.
$50 and S22.50 Overcoats
are going at S13.4S.
SO and $50 Overcoats are
splendid bargains at Sl6.9S.
Weather for today:-Fair.
IKnz421o1
III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08

IlTTSEl NgII Feb T-gh0rtsfop
James smith has been signed 10 riav
WIN fn" pittsburgh National LEAGUE
'.Nh next season according % an am
n"nucemerf to-day. Smith played with
the thicaEo and Haifimors FEDERAL y "a
cue teams last season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
orhnTs GET Rouscu.

NFN YORK. Feb. The New York
Nationals announced to-day. that they
had purchased Outffcldor Edward Rousrh
fr"m Harry sinclair. ~ the Federal Ira-
Eue. Rcusch was one ~ the feaGIrr
PIE crs with the newark. y. j.. Federais
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08

ANlAle ..ss....... $40 30. ..H NH.
Tonight Log cabin Kisses 1s. la.
QueuEe So.