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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
just Folks
BY Edgar A. Guest
DON'T.

DON'T.
Folks are queer as they can be,
Always sayin' don't" to me,
Don't do this an don't do that,
Don't annoy or tease the cat,
Don't throw stones, or climb q tree,
Don't play in the road. Oh, Geei
Seems like when want TO play
Don't is hl that they can say.
If | start to have some fun,
Someone hollers, Don't You runF'
II / want to go an play
Mother says: Don't go away.
Seems my life is filed clear through
With the things mustn't do.
All the time I'm shouted ut:
mo, no, Sonny, don't do that
Don't shout so an make n noise,
Don't play with thoac naughty boys,
Don't eat candy, don't ent pie,
Don't you laugh and don't you cry,
Don't stand up and don't you fall,
Don't do anything NJ al,
Seems to me both night an day
Don't is all that they can say.
When I'm older in my wau
An have little boys TO raise,
Bet III let en- race an run
An not always spoil their fun,
Ill not tell EN- all along
Everything they ike is wrong,
An you bet your life wont
All tho time be sayin' don't.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
Defeat q the Treaty.

Ratification Of the Treaty Of Peace and
approval Of the League Of Nations Gown
ant were refused by the United States
Senate, last evening. By vote Of 40 to 35,
less than two-thirds in the affirmative,
defeat was accomplished.
The division WIS not partisan on che
affirmative votes % wore Republicans
and 2l Democrats. Those who refused TO
assent to the Treaty with the reservations
that were rcinicctcd into IL as result Of
the bitter fight made BY Senator Lodge
against acceptance Of the Treaty as it
came from President Wilson comprised
% Democrats and IL Republicans. Both
Senators from Delaware voted for ratrfica-
tion.
While there is some measure Of relief
in having the vexstioB issue temporarily
set aside, the fate Of the Treaty and the
League OF Nations viii be sincerely
regretted. There is no doubt the scnti-
mcnt Of the country would have approved
ratification, without change or reservs-
ton, months ago. But when partisan
Republicans. under the VICIOUS lead Of
Senator Lodge, whose sole purpose, ss
frankly and publicly admitted, Was to
fight the President, loaded the Lcagm
Covenant with rceervstsone, including
exceptions to Article \ which made our
participation more like half-hcarted
Endorsement than hearty cooperation
IN the great purpose of maintaining tho
peace of the world, substituting dilatory
and uncertain action by Congress for
prompt and effective concert of the
national administration, 1t is no wonder
President Wilson preferred defeat of the
Treaty and Lexaue Covenant to ratifica-
ton after such managing. And defeat
has come.
II is also q matter Of regret, and an
occasion for just condemnation of the
Senate, that so much valuable time was
lost in the consideration. As defeat WAS
To come, it would have been an advantage
had il come months ago, when it would
have allowed attention 10 important
public business, long pressing snd still
unacted upon. This lost time can never
be recovered
Meanwhile, we continue IN 8 state Of
war with Gernsny. IL is proposed TO
have "a declsration of pe=lnc by the
Senate, but this will not supplant a
tresty. Nor can it possibly retrieve
the evil that attends the ooinrs oi the
League of Nstions without the CO.
operation, the leadership and the pre-
eminent power Of our country. And
this loss is the worlds loss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION.
Harold Keats to Attend Conference i
Washington Today.

The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
on invitation Of former Secretary of the
Intericr Lane, will be represented at
the conference to be held today at
the New Willard Hotel in Washington,
ID. C., under the direction OF the Secre-
tary Of the Interior. The confer nee has
been called To discuss community organi-
zation IN an effort to develop spirit of
neighborliness in the cities of America
One of Mr.. Lanes last acts as Secretary
of the Interior was to call this conference
Invitations have been extended to
every city in the United States, and VIII
mington will be represented by Harold
Keats of the Community Service, who was
asked TO attend by acting secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce Clarence
Dillon.
"Mr. Lane is ANXIOUS among other
things to promote the holding of neigh
bors' day on June IA, said Captain Dill
lon, ''and the Community Service has
already suggested To me many novel
features of such a day
Mr.. Keats will leave tonight for Wash
ington in order TO be present for the entire
conference period.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
A Stern Arrangement.

In an address at dinner gwen bv
Dernoerstic leaders st Louisville. KY,
Thursdsy night, Homer 5. Cummings,
chairman Of the Dcmocrstic National
Committee. denounced the wilful waste
of money-thus far about s., 600 600 and
the end not Yet in slightly the present
Republican Congress, through its smell
ing committees which are investigating
the conduct of the World War. with a
view TO unearthing partisan material
that NAV be Of some benefit 10 the Re
publican party IN this years campaign
The results, he said, failed to disclose any
evidences of graft, but instead 'demonstra-
ed that this was the cleanest war ever
fought in the history OF civilization The
finger of scorn does not point TO any
Democratic official in all Of broad Amer
ica."
But what a contrast this partisan &C
tion by Congress naturally invites. II
want 10 remind you" continued Chair
man Cummings. 'that it does not lie in
l1puhhS VI tADSc u iO NDhdh%tN1 Nti0
Spanish-American War TO indulge IN the
luxury of criticism What vas there IN
this war 10 compare with the typhoid
infested camps Of the war of 1898? What
is there IN this war to compare with the
enbalmed beef scandal of the Spanish
American War"
Here are hard nuts for Republican
Chairman Hays to crack. and Chairman
Cummings furnished him with others in
his further denunciation of the iDef-
ficiency of the Republican Congress.
Eight months in session. and aside from
railroad legislation of doubtful value, they
have not passed a single constructive
act. And this is the truth, not an
emanation Of partisan rumor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
EVENING SMILE.
ALWAYS AT 1T.

Jones was late again, as usual When
he strolled cpolly into the Office At 1890
the hos" WAS storming up and down.
''Do vou know what time We begin work
here7" he asked the late arrival with deep
sArcaSrn
Jones took of his coat and hat, hung
them up and strolled Across tn his desk.
mo, sir, can't say I do eusrtly,' he
replied. ''but they're always st II when
| set here london Ideas.
Poverty is no crime. Il agree ta that
Neither is wealth nrossarily '--lo,Iis-
VILE Courier-Journal.
What's your idea Of eternal etri-
button" "a proffccr worrying over his
income tax. Washington Star
DO yuu consider it unlucky TO lend
money on Triday?" asked Cadgcr II
would II YOU wanted IN borrow it, re
piled Badger. Knoxville Journal and
Tribune
Medium This is your wife's spirit.
She is very, very happy Disconsolate
Widowcr-'Then il ISN'T my wife. She'd
never be happy, anywhere!'-passing
Show.
did Harold propose last night?' mo,
he like an hourglass. And how is
THAR The more time be gets the less
sand he has. '--Iehigh Burr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
INDORSES ITALIAN LOAN.
John 3. RoseIIlM fakes Address To Mem.
b~vs Of Italian American Clubs.

John :. RoeeII, well-known banker.
mdorsed the Italian Governments s25.-
10000 bond iss1e, in an address delivered
last night az a meeting Of the italian
American Club, 40 Lincoln street.
The speaker disctlseed the desirability
of the bonds, saying that no foreigr, loans
are more attractive than that Of iEaly.
lie called upon the gathering ~ not for
get their love for their native land Mr.
h3sseil said 70 not speculate IN wildcat
schemes, but 10 invest IN government
bonds and deposit them IN banks. lie de-
eiared IT is up 70 America To belp Italy.
Ionorrow's 9 nlass-rncetrng IN nie Italian
Republican Club, Sixth and Lincoln streets
gives promls; Of being a big sioUss. Re
ports VIII Dc presented by the various
bsrns and DIR. Luigi Roversi, well-known
Italian editor, Will deliver an addree~.
You try an Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
NOT CORRECT.

Editor Every Evening: understand tho
press Of yesterday says there is no scnts-
ment in favor of woman's suffrage in
SussseS county.
], as a woman and taxpayer, wish 70
say that is not correct. The women of
Sussex county have neither been consulted
nor counted 10 my knowledge
Mrs. II. +. Rilev
Rehoboth Beach, March 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

rcprchcnsible when the oompcnsation
was only fivc dollsrs per day. II is twice
as bad now, tho compensation having
been advanced. through m amendment
to tho State Constitution, to ten dollars.
Now, gentlemen of the Legislature, give
consideration to this matter. Resolve
to be fair and honest in your dealings with
the people. and give them fair days
work for a fair days pay. You may
easily secure accommodations in Dover
during the>scssion. II will cost you more
money, il is true, but your compensation
is sufficient to meet all the demands and
leave something over. Besides, you
would effect material saving in expendi-
turcs for travel 70 and from the capital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
ANDROUs SELLS OUT.
Disposes Of Candyland 70 James william
and Panosases Brothers.

Thomas Androus, formerly proprietor
Of CandyIand, s;s2 Market street, sold
out Yesterday TO james Williams and the
Panosares brothers, who were formerly
associated with him. Mr.. Andrors, who
has lived in this city over four yesirs,
during which time he made naunfrr oi
friends, expects to leave for Washington,
ID. c., next week, to become aysociated
with his brothcr-in-law, Constantine
RornrieI, who is in the wholesale dry-fr1iit
business, as well as handling supplies for
coda fountains.
Romuel expects TO leave m a short time
10 visit his parents Ia Greece, where he
plans To remain for year. During his
ahsence the four stores Of the o. X. Dry
Fruit Company in Washington viii be
looked after by Mr. Androus, who ex-
poets his brother TO arrive IN this country
N short time from Greece, 20 assist
him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
MEETINGS TONIGHT

Olive Temple, L. G. Il.
Wenonah Lodge, s. of II.
Liberty Conclavc, 5. ". NJ.
Mechanics Lodge, j. O. OF
Lenape Tribe, Imp'd o. r. NJ
Sheet Metal Workers Association.
James A. Garfield Council, ~ of A.
james Young Conclave, Fl. or S. V. NJ
Apache Tribe, Nc. ST. Imp'd o. r. NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

II begins to look as though Mr. Hoover
does not desire the Democratic nomination
for President-it is not likely he could get
il, any way-but would not be adverse TO
accepting the Republican nomination
Nor are his chances in that direction at
all promising.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

There viii be no call upon William
HohenzoIlern to return to Berlin and
become the Kaiser once more. The reYo-
luton is failure, and even had it been q
success it would not have resulted in his
restoration. As it is, the uprising at
Berlin has melted the Dutch government
10 a resolve to remove him eo a more
distant and more secure place of con-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

AS our grossly incompetent Congress
at Washington can do nothing at all, it
would be folly TO expect it to do some
thing that would even promise to reduce
the high cost of living IFS incspacity is
hopeless
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
Wine Permits for Druggists.

Permits for retail nd wholesale drug
gists for the sale of grain and ethal alcohol
and wine for sacramental purposes are
now on hand at the offices of the Attorney
General in the County Building and can
be obtained upon application, it is an
nOtIncad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

More coal production is one OF the
country's pressing needs 1t would
afford the only promise of averting
an advance IN coal prices next fall and
winter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments by Every
Evening Readers.

must accompany each letter. not ncrce-
esrtiy for publication but as evidence Of
good faith. Anonymous communications
wtl be ignored Publication of letters dos
not carry with IL indorscuent by Ev-ry
Evening of the opinions therein suppressed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction Of many and will be TO you.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
G',suiat''S lssuins 9s.s:fdsy axas 1896
LIKE UNTO ETERNAL LAWS.

~Om human laws are but Ahe
opps6s more OF les imperfect OF the
eternal laws so far ~ we can read
them. ."-Frulde.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-30
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-30
DELAY DECISION ON
N. !. /. & T. co. PETITION

/ No ruling on the petition OF the
Northern Illinois Light 4 Traction
companys petition to remove their
tracks in North Ottawa has been
made by the public utilities commits
sion. Yesterday Mayor Geo. V. b,
Weeks at a hearing before the com
mission in Chicago urged that rul-
ing on the matter be handed down
at once,
Commissioner Funk promised to
take the matter up with the rest Of
the commission and to see that the
ruling was given out at an early date
The mayor gave for his reason in
Urging the decision that about $500.
( COO worth OF paving and improve
ments in North ottawa were being
held up until the commission decided
whether or not the traction company
could abandon their car service north
OF the Rock Island tracks.
AT the time the evidence on the pc.
tition was concluded, the commission
announced that their decree would
be given cut about Nov l.
The hearing on the Northern Hi.
. nos Light q Traction company's pc
tltlon TO increase their electricity
rates IN Ottawa. which was held YES
terday in Chicago. was continued nm
I'll Dec. IS. The next session will be
held in Springfield
Mayor Weeks. who represented the
city OF Ottawa at the hearing, inform.
ed Commissioner Funk that he was
Al ~ ~.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-30
MERIDEN.
a 70 ~"

Floyd Wells and ART II,ndIoy s,ou.
ed corn Saturday morning ~
l.. A. Rex and family ~ no,r r,,l
willie spent ono day la,t ,,al1. ' -.
L. h. Rex home wy" ct '"'
Mr. and Mrs William Roodcr ~,
Wells home. " '''' ''' "
Mr. ANA Mrs Carte. p.,.
ThanbaeUiue day Min ,I,"Ln,, r'l"'
tiycs '''' '''.
Russell R,dd +. ,..;.,,.. ,,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-30
NATION CONDUCTS
FIGHT ON DISEASE
AT ATLANTIC PORTS.

BY n C CUMMING,

Surgeon General United States Pub
lie Health Service.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-30

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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-25
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CITY NEWS =

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] Weather-Idaho, Tonight and Sun
day, occasional rain.
A son was born September "a te
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Marcy, of Mos.
cow
i We are now handling the famous
Sperry flour Buy while you can get
flour made from old wheat Money
back if you are not satisfied.-C. H.
Bratton 308-31O
Fine Green Gage plums extra
sweet, five cents pound delivered.
Telephone Farmers 915K7. 308-309
Mr.. end Mrs Champion, of Port
land, Oregon, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs j. A. Sudderth, of Moscow.
We are in the market for prunes and
| pears. Call at our office or phone
SO. Prune pickers wanted. Wash
| burn e Wilson Seed Co. 305-09
Though scarcely started the Mos
cow High School has organized a
very promising orchestra under the
very able leadership of Prof. John W.
Dickinson.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred White
Leghorn hens Phone 1927. 308
313.
Fresh Baltimore oysters. the first of
the season, in pints and quarts. Cold
Storage Market 300
Professor E. H. Hume delivered a
lecture in the High School auditori-
UNI Friday afternoon which was much
appreciated by those who had the
pleasure of hearing it.
Finest, selection OF mems woolens
ever shown. Leave your order for
future delivery. Schwarz, Tailor 92-tf
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows
will celebrate the 69th anniversary of
the Rebekah worshiping together at
the Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock.
Plain sewing Call 148-L. 1922
Hubert Whaley and son left Thurs
day for their home in Tacoma.
Chimney and furnace cleaning,
Rates to apartment house owners.
Call 156-L. c. A. Lewis 306-311
Rev. H. 0. Perry and DR.. ]. H.
Reid went to Elberton, Wash today
to attend conference meeting.
Marvin Scott, Genevieve Jones,
Edna Goddard and Ruby Spencer, all
of Palouse, Washington, are enolled
among the new students of the Uni
versity of Idaho.
Charles Lebold, pioneer farmer of
the Four Mile distict, was in Moscow
on business today Mr. Lebold has
leased the farm on which he has
lived for 80 yeas and will move to
Palouse and retire from active work.
He has bought one Of the finest
homes in Palouse
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-25
Chronic Catarrh.

Our manner of living makes us very
susceptible to colds and succession
of colds causes chronic catarrh a
loathsome disease with which it is
estimated that ninety-five per cent
of our adult population are afflicted.
If you would avoid chronic catarrh
you must avoid colds or having con-
tracted cold get rid Of it as quickly
as possible Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is highly recommended as a
cure for colds and can be depended
upon. 5
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-25
MRS. TAYLOR ENTERTAINS.

Mrs. Taylor whose home is three
miles southeast of Moscow, enter
tanned the Baptists Women's Union
at an all day meeting Friday. A
sumptuous luncheon was served cafe
terra style, after which mission pro-
gram and social time was enjoyed by
all A special feature of the day was
the reading of poem composed of
Mrs. Knapp, in honor Of Mrs. Taylor,
the hostess, commemorating the day
,nnpt with hor
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
Hotel Alexandria.
Los Angeles,
Aurll p. 1920.

April B. 1920.
Darling Sweetheart:
had 90 rtlsh back to Mexico and
now | am back again. Darling, / ilnd
] VIII he able real soon 10 return
North and may bo able 10 come all
ne way 60 spokane for YOU. Darling,
we are going 70 have a lovely home
IN one OF the most beautiful places
you ever saw. Darling, all / have is
FOR you and our boy Willie. | know
you viii ho glad to have a homo for
him. SO you can look after him as
You ltko.
Dearest You can address Oakland.
Cal, carp Hotel Oakland. With all
my love and kisses.
Address mo Lawrence G., VIII mail
you a letter every couple Of days.
l.. G..
Evening journal., 1920-05-11

on March %. following the mar
riagc.
The fact that such a typewritten
letter was received by friends OF
Betty prior after she was dead has
caused officials 10 believe that the
the Bluebcard also has murdered Mrs.
AndrUwartha.
Io married Miss Bertha Goodnich
OF spokane on June A., 1919, in
North Yakima. lie used the name
II. l.. Gordon This wedding occurred
but two days after tho murder OF
Betty Prior a short distance from
here.
Relatives have had ne word from
Miss Goodrich since a typewriter
letter with hor signature typed. No
word or trace OF her has been found
since the receipt OF this letter. She
is believed 10 be the woman HURT
admits killing and throwing into
Lake Washington near Seattle.
Ho married Miss Alice Ludvigson
OF Seattle In July, 1917. under the
namo Of Louis Hilton. They were al
Quincy. Wash, for awhile and thor
disappeared. The last word received
sinister typewritten letters. No trac'
Of her has yet been found. HURT tell:
Of "disposlng' OF one OF his wive.
IN Lake C0eur d'Alene, Idaho This
Is believed 10 have been Miss Lud
Nigson
lie married Mrs. Nina Lee Delone!
| Of Eureka, Mont. IN San Francisco
December ., 1919 under The name o
Evening journal., 1920-05-11

Il looks as though I would be able
20 get away.
sweetheart. have 10 make one
moro Inland trip. N you do not get
a lotlar for several days do not worry
In tho least. for Will bo safo aud IN
no danger whatCyor. ! trust you will
bo able 10 learn OF me being IN Wash
ington or Oregon shortly. With all
ny loyo and kisses, yours only
After getting a woman 10 join him
for a hurried. sncret marriage and a
long Journey" which would pre-
won't her from communicating with
hor frouds HURT would send type
written letters. signed with his VIC
Tins name. so That IN no case was
search Instituted for any 0f The wo-
men who disappeared after meeting
HURT.
lie moved rapidly from place to
place and used scores OF aliases
Here Is the record OF HURT, accord
ing 10 his confession and police in
vestlpatous, which are expected 10
add The names or several other VIC
Tins TO The llst
huir, under the name Of Harry NJ
Lewis, married Mrs, Beatrice And
rawartha, an English woman OF
wealth, In Tacoma. Wash, on Feb
rnry .. 1919. Tho last word heard
from Mrs. Androwartha by relatives
was typewritten letter from Sac.
ramento, received by her sister, Mrs
Joseph Matthew'S, In Rossland. B. G..
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
HOW BLUEBEARD
TRAPPED WIVES
love Notes Speak of Rich
Gifts for His "Darl-
ing
81 MUST HAVE
YOU; WRITE ME"
M h. a sLan Snnolal.

SPOKANE. Wash, May 1.-THE
''EyetpmN hy which JAMES n. HURT
engnarpt between 9n-and 90 Wumon.
nsa OF whom no admits killing, Is AZ
laEt explained By the revelations Of
Mrs. Alma Estrlln Snyder, markud
down hy sRluobeari" Ns his next
victim, the authorities are convinced.
Mrs. snyder, a nurse. escaped the
fate on The other brides BY few
hours. When HURT was arrested IN
California on a chSrEc OF dlspOeing
Of stolen Liberty Bonds, Mrs, Sny-
dor WAS making ready TO Join him.
As II daWncd upon her that The man
she loved and trusted was tho most
flcndlsh slayer IN lho History 0f
American cIimo, Mrs. snyder oollaps-
cd and for a time 10 WIS feared that
she would lnso her mind.
Tho exact number OF his victims
Hurt doesn't remember" llO has
fnrrptian thc names OF women nc ad-
miis killlng after marrying them.
HURT employed, according 10 his
confession and 10 The regulations OF
Mrs. snyder, an invariable system
IN luring women 20 hidcous death IN
lonely placcs. He courtcd In dash-
ing style, mostly by mail. and talked
of large sums OF money. rich gifts
and Injurious home awaiting the
woman about TO marry him. The
wriding trip always lcd The pair into
some rclrOat where HURT could give
play 10 his Impulse 30 KIN. bare-hand-
ed on with some primitive weapon
When Hunt was arrested, charged
with disposing Of stolen Liberty
Bonds, 10 was found bat he had al
tempted 30 use Mrs snyder as an 0c-
complicc. Her identity has been care
fully kept secret while the invostiga-
Ton on Hurts roor,l was carried on
She believed HURT 90 be a United
Siaios secret service agent. His solici-
tudo for her little boy and the pas
sionatc tenderness OF his letters won
he rhcart Mrs. Snyder, a widow
has a little property and Is In every
respect the type OF woman Hurt do
lighted TO trap. AS he expressed 10 ID
his dictated confession, made In lhg
hospital after his second attempt al
suicide, after he had killed a woman
'lt lust seemed / wanted 10 80 ou
and sing and laugh.N
Here are characteristic letlkrs
written hN HURT TO Mrs. Snyder.
Hotpl Alexandria,
Los Angeles,
February Al, 1920.
Oh, Darling:
Your two letlers received This ar
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
Los Angeles, Cal.
Anrll 4. lnln

NTITTT Y IT-N
Darling Sweetheart:
I returned this evening from Mex
loo and wired you at once. will
mail You a draft tomorrow and tell
you some good news. have won
Out on what | have been working on
30 long l.. q.