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Business Problems
SOLVED BI BRUNO DUKE.
Author. Harold Whitehead.
CHAPTER VII

While you read Nantes letter" said Bruno
puEc III pae: my grip !o- | want 10 catch
the next train to Boston"
Logan % read Mamia's letter eagerly for
her exciting introduction to US AS she ran
heavens nc d!ta--thc midnight episode yjth s;iv
Ahie, her bLrglar c"NpaMion-sich thinrs pre.
marco one Tor tac unexpected Th!s is What I
Mr.. Bruno Duke.
MIR. Duke Dear Sir:
~ come back from the skule becos ,bey a-s,
&c TO leave an / let anyhow. BOOK lerninr Is
AN. ana ami had none not 10 spoKe Off
mat there iniSsis horton a cat she sev IN
me yp4 are VII! and need TO be tanned and I go
"!th the "tAei girls TO big room with lots
or "cHa "ltn "odin boards between. them 7
Pn! me h"H onto bed and slip doc In my
"!G GT ana tilrI atine we All go to skuie room
lhem Gir!a ~ all Hitler than me but 7 no
h'tE!hg 10 them whncver that horton cat
a-"t rae question say serch me- she sey
80" d noun ana sey !.ots ghu, un
IN "a nou&c and can't get spiiced an tho kidd
AZ, she sey ] max a tulc OF her in / say il
worm me enc "as that way atore | cum an tho
kiGa al!a-f Then ahc SEE or,o be usha me
th am got no etnHe lot like that T
~ h"! y HHE' h'F face and she don't 40 T IN
ana h!' heF where no Teller ever kissed her she
.,i5 3he sen me back an I'm washing dishes for
niEs.H r"cH"ood shes alright and scy stay
WIN heF but Eotto write you so | do I'm
hpFTy ~ be He This for / wan,a do tho level a
you nut wasn't alright. MAMIE CLEFF"
ought 10 explain that Manic knew no
otn.r name than Mamie Duke had lauEhnsly
eat e
Vel! have To give you name so wen name
you Ger after tho houge." and Mamie Glen
ones been ever a!ncc.-To be continued to-
Lnos!oY.
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Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
hygiene for Epileptics.
. 1918. by National Newspaper Sery1 :,

=, The cause Of epileps" is unknown Perhaps
me periodic seizures (convulsions or lapses OF
cohsGiousness) arc produced by varying causes
IN dinerent cases; that is. the condition called
epilepsy Is probably not disease but a char
acteristic or several different diseases.
IN general way ono with epilepsy should fol
low these rules: "
81 Never indulge in any alleged remedy for
ePiepsy except under the personal supervision
" strive to maintain normal bowel function
use of laxativcs. -
20 Eat s!owiy-that is mastcate every NOR
SCI OF 1000 completely; and avoid washing down
HiorSe!s or food with swallows of beverage
- IL is usually best for with epleptic
secures TO limit the meat In the diet TO three
meat once day
oxs 90 There is no doubt that active open air
eAe.clse every day tends to make cpicptic
seizures Tess severe and less frequent.
lol An epi!eptic who uses alcohol or tobacco
mas practically no chance OF recovery.
~ AZ least three pln,s of water should be
taken each DAY: cold water may be taken with
meas II Desired provided the water Is not used
70 Was siro down incompeteiy masticated food.
" EVERY epileptic Individual should do a
reasonable amount of manual labor every day
~ mere are at least of worthIe SIS
or fraudulent epilepsy cures the market
although as matter OF fact most epilcptics
are not mentally defective.
lie) In general way, milk, fish, cspecinlly
sea sea-, hsn Vegetables especially green vegetables
tu'e the best diet for an epileptic
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White Eagles Uniform.

Tho American Museum OF Natural History
mas recently received as n bequcst tho complet Re
lhdian dress costume of Chief Don White Eagle
CHEYENNE Indian who died In France willie
serving as so!d!er In the United States Army.
Chief White Eagle. who was twenty-ninc wears
Old. served with the infantry forces He was
one OF four brothers lighting In France In
ADDITION TO making name for himself AZ a
sHl!ed snhrpshootcr he commended by h s
general for bravery under fire. lie d!cd ON
UJStones =. lslS. OF pneumonia contracted IN
the trenches. BEFORE entering the service no
was active In Liberty loan, Red Cross and war
savings stamp drives, collecting thousands OF
dollars for the government.
White Eagles life. though brief was varied
After graduating from Carlisle Institute he re-
turned TO his home IN the northwestern United
states. where for a time he made his living as
years with circus after which lie organized
a 'wild-west show Of his own devoting hi
summers 70 the show. and acting indian parts
IN somo OF the smaller plays during the winter.
ne also found pleasure and profit In carving
fgures and groups-some quite claboraLe-in
soap and similar mcd!ums-an art n which he
mad developed an unusual skill.
On entering the army he left his native cos
tune IN the care OF Mrs. Anna Sargcant o..
Jersey CITY, with tho request that II he did not
return II be given 20 the American Museum.
the costume was last worn during tho Third
appeared as a speaker both in New York City
and IN other parts OF the country. The costume
consists or a large feather war bonnet fr:ngcd
shirt ana leEE!nSs rn"cass!ns pipe bag and
feather trimmed standard. All the feather work
was done by White Eagle himself j. IS now
being displayed IN Memorial HALL at the Amer
lean Museum. Later II vii! take i;s permanent
place among the museums great collections OF
Indian Material. OF which many stories a. In :
tcresting as White Eagles might be told.
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An Ode to Virginia.

Virginia! Virginia.!
The home OF the free
Birthplace OF Washington.
ca Jackson and Lee
How glorious thy fabric
How great tho victory won!
Inc home place of John Marshall.
Great Henry. and Jefferson.
Virginia.! Virginia.!
Land Of liberty!
Bearing the noble shield,
We Will follow thee:
King out the cry of freedom.
Let 1t BIO on every breath!
Tell It to every nation
Give me liberty or death"l
virginia.! Virginia.!
How we honor thee!
Mother of noble heroes.
The home OF the freei
Emblazon they grand banner
And thy sons will lift IL high
with Sic Scmper Tyrannis,"
Saying, so Tyyants shall die!
Virginia.! Virginia.,
Mother OF the Free,
Thy daughters pure and true
Ever dear to thee.
Celebrate thy martyr sons
Ana the cause for which thew HAD
All honor to these fair ones
Thy Misunderstanding and dead,
Chester. Va. ~ sA11So'
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A Daily Once Over.
II n File In the once, why Not In the Homer

Few housewives know the value and con-
YGnitncs. u! letter f!ss for different purposes
There .hopid be place FOR itcmized bills.
st3icTncniH and Tcce!pts.
There gnou.d no a place for clippings on
Tiried subject; pertaining TO tho household,
such d. furnishings. recipes. household hints.
etc.
j. ne WI Keep studio designs CLASSIFIED and
IN good ordsr
Ioe!.!ans "ho save Newspaper criticisms OF
Vac 0NcreHi musical artists OF the day will
approc!at. Hubntlnt!al HE In Alphabetical
cfceT
@rihsrA MO Ind 40 many helpful hints for
DlayafrnuH wofk for the children among the
pHnero. inhk"I nos and books OF the day Will
he hDI. 10 hnd Just the right thing to enter
ta'm ~" hidl!Gs anh uuiekiy, II they keep child
welfare !li"faturs together In order
TieEeDt each OF tho family with n file and
zoe hrw mgch comfort 1t VIII give even to
trn-year old fhll:e. ll!nS papar doll, paper
hruRe ana party dress patterns for the design
!n9 cutting and pasting which children SO love
- dp.-AIopyriBht 1919.
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VIM NIninr prIn> T.

10 the Editor OK The Times Disnatch;
S!r.--ln sundays copy OF The v,mes
p.Spatch ] felt quito Indignant when
read!nE The following quotation from a
certain officer OF the army:
Who Is this Major Price anvw,ve.
Let ne say 20 the general that Major
Price Is the ch!va,rous son OF tho gal,
Iant Charles 7. Price. OF Bo,etour, as
of1Ee Confederate as ever drew :abe,
IN defense OF the South under Fitz.
hugh Lee.
Major Price has been an officer 70,
hanF years or crack command OF the
national guard Of this CITY and p rbw
stefan OF distinguished ability. II M
Incidentally made any criticism OF the
cond!t!":: OF the returning troops II !,
unbelievable that he could have IN.
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John Oliver. Fields Cook. william Troy and
". II. Lester. the committee appointed by the
colored Stafe convention to call General
Candy III regard to their alleged grievances in
being excluded from Offices. jury boxes. etc.
read the petition. heard them patiently. and
said that he would take the matter under
8!deraton. bu, further than this made prom
ises The interview was anything but satisfac-
10 tho committee.
The Richmond Tobacco Exchange Will here
after open Mt $50 y. NJ for private sales. out
side tobacco is sold until $40, at which time
public auction sales commence.
The Hap tist General Associate will meet In
this city tomorrow at II A. NJ There will be
between 400 and 500 delegates from all parts
Of the State in attendance.
Tho sweetest, saddest anniversary OF the year
will be observed 10y the public of Richmond,
under. the auspices Of the Hollywood Memorial
no firing Of minute guns. no orations. no noisy
unost entatious and spontaneous tribute Of
Confederate soldiers who laid down their lives
in support OF cause which though unsuccess-
full we all know was just
The state Treasury Ia reported to be In fine
condition. Just now 4 surplus OF, 100000 Is
there, an Increase OF se25.0o0 since April /.
O. r. Cosgrove sheriff OF Jones County, n. c..
was shot from ambush and instantly killed.
Negro militia arc securing the county in search
OF the murderere.
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First American ship Torpeaoed.

ME: =: K. Wa KItHmohd--,Ihe tanker
GuihiSht was the first American ship TO
be torpedoed by German submarine
Il was struck without warning on
the Sicily Islands. 1t was bound for
Rouen laden with a cargo Of gasoline
and wooden barrels Of lubricating oil
vessel remained afloat and was later
towed to Crow Sound. Scilly, the next
day The captain, Alfred Gunter. died
OF heart disease induced by the shock
and two OF the crew, who jumped over
board. were drowned. Before the end
Of another week this outrage was over
Swallowed by the browning horror Of
the Lusitania, torpedoed May Z, 1915.
Grand Admiral Won TirpItz. former
garded as the sponsor OF submarine
warfare.
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I'm nd 60 20 convey any reproacb pno,
n nc morale OF this splendid army ,S,.
9esora,s IN s view along our beaut..uliy
rays OF the sun. '"e ecoFch!ng
&c Is 70 be hoped that when ~.
o oI,r '.nEent arrives they can b,vn,e,.n next
emjoy Fs saas sity parks. where they cam am
se,,li"naae; etc. IN old wright, axe IKE,
49, hnI large printed card. 10 d.sIra
81" me location OF the direroo, t,i,.
company 80 enjoy thsir
!ichmond. Va. Juno 3. Isi I: oCiST.
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Senator Hiram Johnson's complaint that
the league OF nations withhods from the
people themselves the right TO pass ON the
question OF wars in the future is pure assump-
ton. since the league permits each nation
10 decide FOR itself whether it will authorize
the use OF force TO compel obedience to de-
clslons OF the league, the nations concerned
are nowhere inhibited from ascertaning the
wishes OF their citizens in the matter by sub
hitting the question TO direct vote
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Clean the Streets.
To the Editor OF The T!nasD,sn,,cb
S!r.-Now ihat the CITY ha. brsn W.
beautifully decorated .or tho hone
coming soldiers. Il seems 10 ,na I,,je
,l!hc ana money might have been spsn,
IN cleaning up OF some OF the streets
axe the Boulevard. FOR INSTANCE. one
o. ouF pT!nc!pa! drives and promenaues.
LON AZ inc weeds. severa! feet high
on the sidewalk parking: evan In
'front.' OF tho soldiers Home. heard
10 welcome our heroes, remark: Picbo
mond would certainly pc n beaut;f,,l
CliE y some Of It's spots were not so
!ect? ufs
Richmond. Va. May 81. 1919.
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Commerce Commissioner McChords solu-
ton Of the railroad question. which is to
turn the roads back 10 their private owners
in the same condition as when taken over"
sounds we'll and is easy to say, but getting
them back into the same condition" is some
thlng TO strain the best minds the country
affords The Federal government has scram-
blea them so thoroughly that the puzzle OF
putting Humpty Dumpty together again is
simple in comparison.
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Even the strongest admirers of Bryan will
hardly agree with him that Wilson is not in
touch with the thought and desires Of the
American people. There is evidence that
the President, abroad, is in closer touch with
them than are others who have spent all
their time at home. After all, understanding
OF the popular wish depends on ones state
of mind rather than his location.
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Advantages of Federal Reserve Bank
ing SyStem.

". T. r., Boydton.-The Federal Re-
of the country to concentrate their
reserves under one central control.
where they constitute a much stronger
basis than, If scattered among thou
,ands OF independent banks. Under
he Federal reserve system a safe and
Elastic currency becomes Immediately
also. member banks have n sure source
from which to get loans whenever
they are needed: The system gives Il
greater sense OF security. to the pub
IT also furnishes q means Of making
payments between one part OF the
country and another at minimum Of
expense. and provides n method Of
financing government needs with little
or no disturbance to general finances.
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Diamond Found in ytrpin,n

Kender. E!chm ond.--The diamond 10
which YOU have reference was found
IN Manchester tnow South R!chmond),
IN 1880, in alluvtal deposits which
furnished no clue 10 tho place
where the diamond originated. When
discovered IL weighed 1884 cara;s
Other than what you state, we have
no information as to what finally be-
came OF this diamond. Possibly II
remains IN The possession or heirs OF
tho individual mentioned by you as
rs purchaser.
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Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my tonic
excepting on legnl md medical sub
Jects, nre nnhwsrrd free. AS NIL In
quirics nre nnsNsred directly by nor
honnl letter, sclf-uddrcsse6. stnnipcd
enNclope In required. Address Tho
Richmond, Va.
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Linuor produciinn.

states in the calendar year 1915 was
80, Si.j94 barrels. as against 60.Sl7.379
barrels in 1917 and 5S.633.624 in 1916.
Pennsy!vania brewed the largest num-
ing S.17i,i51. During the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1915. there were ST.
S5l,s$4 taxed gallons OF WHISKY pro,
GALLONS OF rum: 5.756,667 gallons of
gin: 1926 gallons Of high wines.
This estimate, OF course. does not take
into account Illicit production.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. 1919.

Republican Senators contemplate another
round robin in expression of their dis
approval OF the league Of nations. Judging
by the reception the first one received these
political DIRECTORS would better seize on the
attitude
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04

Impotence on its part at the delay in sur
rendering these powers back into the hands
OF the people where they belong. What the
public expects Of Congress is to remedy the
situation by fastening the repeal of the leg
islaton which brought it about.
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differences.

"Megaloman!a," said the Scientific Boarder.
"mesaloman!a Is form OF mental alienation
IN which the patient IS victim OF srand!ose
decisions or exaggerated ego. It"
Say" growled the star Boarde,. don, Won
know the wars over? Amt you got noth!n'
{ talk about but the IIaiser?"
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Another Blow in Bolsheyist CampaIsn


= OLSHEVlST. anarchist, Nhiiist-call
- them what one wil--outrages and at
tempted assassinations in America have
reached point that demands the instant ap-
P!lcatlon or q drastic remedy on the part Of
the authorities. When. on May Day. in
gcnious and deadly bombs were sent through
the mails to more than score OF leaders Of
the nations thought and governmental ac-
uvity, IL was believed the plot for wholesale
murder might have been the product OF some
individuals inHamed and diseased mind
The most recent attempt to scatter death
proves that belief 10 have been an illusion.
IL was no sporadic Bolshevist outburst but
inc hrst dow or campaign against the gov
eminent and all American institutions. In
the excitement following the May Day sensa-
uoh there was feverish activity on the part
o! Federal and State authorities but there
nave been no patent results. Responsibility
has not been fixed and the perpetrators ara
SUI! at large and a liberty for the creation
OIL further designs against life ana property
Now the second blow In the campaign OF
blood has been struck. AS was the first one
II was devoid OF results, so far as death ia arv
OF the objects OF murderous wrath was con
cerned, but one or more victims were claimed
ana damage TO property done If there was
doubt about the existence Of 4 carefully laid
and widespread plot following the May pav
simultaneous attempts in various cities Tho
hrst might have been carried out By a single
hand; this is the work OF a wel-orga nizcd
nand Where and when will the next and
h!!d dow OF the assassins fall? 40 one
knows except the lnurdercrs themselves Bur
II VIII fan be very sure OF that The minds
mat have devised these means OF gteaIby
murder are poisoned with the germs OF Boil
ShcVlsm, and they not DISCOURAGED nv
thelr Two failures The next one NAV he
more successful. No one In safe ANY ono
VINO has attained prominence may be among
the victims marked for slaughter Even the
president himself may be on the list for c,
termination Despite the close guard kent
over the avenues leading to persons for whom
thcre is rear, II is impossible 10 close ,hc,n
all 10 the crazed brains OF the congplratorg
Ample warning has been given Ty,cc
the unmistakable Bolshcvist alarm b.. h.c,
sounded II the next attempt IL more rru,,
full of death, IT will be Difficult, IN c1,,,n..
inc public that there has not been nepItpc,,e
10 criminal degree on the part of IN. an
thorities 1t seems folly 10 believe ,b., IN
trained minds Of the Department of Ins,ic.
ana ot the espionage service which mo, and
defeated the shrewdcst plotting and scb,,.,,,.
the German intelligence ONCE could ,r,,rc.
are incapable OF grasping and roofing on, ,t
BolshcVist evil In the United S,a,cs !, c.n
De zone, and 1t must be done II II /. no, .,
grow and flourish until the institutions ., la,
ana order and liberty are jeopardizcd
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Norway has followed Switzerland in rcfus
ing to join in a blockade OF Germany in case
the German delegates refuse to Sign the peace
treaty rs both OF the countries owe their
own present security agains, the menace of
fEussian m!Iiarism TO sacrifices incurred by
me alles III crushing it. their attitude OF re-
Slstance TO the simplest method OF enforcing
inc aliie0 victory "Juld seem TO be inspired
by short-sigated selhshness The allies are
not without the means to make tho blockade
effective, whether these countries lend their
support 20 it or not
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Germany's ready letter writer has reached
exhaustion ana TO no avail; every species OF
"h!he mas been used TO no purpose; every
kind Of buster has been called into pIav and
The allies are unmoved; every sort of politl-
ca! ana diplomatic chicanery has been put
INTO motion. and the Big -Four remain
-adamant the tears have been turned on, and
there is ne.sHmpqthy. Its resources used up.
IL remains 'ror Germany to sign That, or
the ceremony OF signing will be staged in
Berlin.
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323rd Infantry.

J. II. s.. Sr.. Richmond.-The reE!-
ment 70 which the company you men
ton belongs ~ due 10 arrive at New
port News the last o: this week or the
first OF next week
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News of Fifty Years Ago.
ORION the Richmond Dispat ch. June 4, 1863.
The order OF Friends Of
pstablisba

nc VI ucI VI Il iGsluS VI
Temperance. Establish ed
since the war. Is spread
ing with remarkable rapid
ity. Several gentlemen In
the eastern part Of the city
have sent on an applica ton
for Il council to be cstab
lishcd here. and Rev. ".
y. Wcilons, OF Suffolk. the
Icad oe the order in this
State. Will be here next
week to institute IT.
Row. John q. Edwards.
Of this city, will preach
the dcdicatory sermon OF
the new Methodist church
at Culpeper Courthouse on
SUNDAY next.
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Natural History.

PtffIe Bird is bird that sits
All day on a hard rail- fence,
And never was known to do thing
or the slightest consequence
And from what know and all I've heard
I don't admire the PINE Bird
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Nhlle there will be disappointment at the
decision OF the Supreme Court overrul!ng
Inc contention Of State authorities that tho
war power conferred upon the President bv
congress giving him control over the rail
rosu ana wire systems did not include SUI
PFeme ana conclusive authority TO fix intra-
state rates, the reasoning by which the court
1ust'hes It's opinion viii appeal TO the average
layman as sound in logic and a necessary i'm,
1p!icatlon growing out OF the act itself to sun
port the power sought TO be conferred If
under the act, the President has extended his
control over the lines beyond the congress
sionei intent comforting the authority for
their operation, Congress has itself 10 blame
. Tor not limiting the extent of this control nv
clearer definition. The public, however has
not round fault with Congress for comforting
extraordinary powers on the President for the
period or the war. as il deemed that action
JustiAeu by the emergency, and was perfectly
WILING TO surrender many OF its usual rights
TO make the exercise OF those powers cffec-
tive, but now that the war is over and the
emergency no longer exists. there is CROWNS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
Voice Of the People

Letter. must give tho. name md nd
drcss Of the writer. MIME Will mt Il,
published IL writer so reuuest..
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Fine Idea This,

Jones has novel scheme for home treat
ment Of illness"
"Ch-huh? Yep? Well. shoot It"
Well, II he has headache. for instance he
gets some one to step his corn and make
him forget It,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04

us 'toss-up' as To which acl o, .ctc,,.
ing politicians hates President Wllann ,,n.,
r.ie erman Iunkcrs. or Senate Republican.
Both sing the same song o! hate.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
DY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
It's Different Now.

prehistoric man."
Says Professor Starr In a lecture,
Admired only fat women
And had no time for thin ones"
Prehistoric man was
A law unto himself
Fle could admire what he chose
Today We have to admire
The sort Of woman that is in style;
And the style changes frequently.
Just now they happen
To be running rather thin,
With about as much shape
AS a letter ~"
Gut we have to admire them.
AT other times they arc hefty,
With the general contour
or The letter "S,"
And when styles say so.
We must admire them.
But the strange part OF It Is
Tina, they are the same girls.
Last years rutabaSa
Is this years string bean.
Prehistoric man could pick
And choose. but we
Must take EN- as they come.-R- III.