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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
BAPTIST CHURCH
w. +. COLE. Pastor
Bible school nt 0:45 .. m.
Preaching at II 100 . m.
II Y p IL N a .lk N m

Bible school nt O:4b .. m.
Preaching at II 100 . m.
y. Y. r. ". at 6:46 p. m.
Preaching service Mt 7:l5 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday At 7:46
p. m.
AZ the annual meeting August
goth we were pleased 10 note the
signs Of gain along most NIL lines Of
church work.
The S. s. has enjoyed n Substantial
gnin in the average attendance. Thc
business wns transacted with II fine
sIirit Of harmony. We are starting
the new ycnr with great hopes.
One of the signs or encourage
mcnt is that the church is going
from under the mission board this
year.
We are expecting great ingath-
crinR II souls this ycnr.
Are you stranger here then we
cordially invite you 10 worship with
us.
we nave on'y the pIhin s,mpis
gospel story 10 tell. Jesus Christ
the only savior from sin.
A cordial welcome to all our scr>
vices.
Mr.. Bowler Of Rnlst0n won tho
loving cup nt the p. r. A. Flower
show. Mrs. Mcndleson Of Wheat
ridge had n most beautiful private
display Of flowers. Arvada young
folks who were among tho winners
were Roxy Root, Glen Story and
Beth Hogan.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

The second year Of the choral
society will commence nt the Arvsda
Grange Hall Monday evening. Sept
ombcr II. at 7 o'clock. All who
are Interested in music are requested
to be present.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

Prof. Raymer Of Whcatridge, made
trip from Missouri 70 Arvads,
aversgeing thirty-one miles to the
gallon Of gns. No wonder he II
Chevrolet Booster.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science services are held
Sunday morning at West First and
Adelaide Streets. at II o'clock.
Subject "Substancc."
Sunday School ~ a:an
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

The Arvada Hardware Company
IL now in a position to do all kinds
of repair work. timing. pipe work,
chimney caps, eve troughs and pump
work. Have your work done at the
Arvada Hardware CO., II you want
clean neat job done.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

~ ". HVo' rN' "n'''
Sunday School 100 n. m.
Morning Worship 100
Epworth Lcaguc GAb
Evening Worship 800
Wednesday prayer hour 7:A5.
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RALsToN PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School At 2:l5 p. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
Ing Of tho Word At 3 p. y.
Mid-week service. Thrusday at Z 80
.. =.
A cordial invitation 70 this Com
munity service Ii extended IN sil.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

Mcssrs. Alan and Harry Reed.
ncphcws of Rev. Clinton Reed, from
Gunyaquil. Ecuador, surprised their
uncle by walking In on him Inst Sat
urday morning. These young men
nrc planning TO attend school Mt
Dallas, Texas, and were returning
from trip to California. Their fifth
cr hs been n missionary In Ecuador
for over twenty-five years md both
Of these boys were born In that
country. This is their second trip
TO the States, having spent some
time In their unclc's home in Iowa
tnd going TO school:
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

FOR SALE-Extra good Evergreen
corn for canning, phone STARE.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

DR.. G. M. Worth, of Yuma. cnndi-
date for the Democratic nomins-
tion for Congress from the Second
Congressional district. was In Flag
Ter, Tuesday evening rustling votes
and getting acquainted. The Doctor
tried TO find the news editor but We
had left early for n trip IN the
country and he missed US. We're
sorry for Mr.. Worth Ii a fine chap,
enc Of those men who IN worthy Of
your vote in the primary election
and one who will make you glad you
voted for him.-Flnglcr News.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
Good Candidates

!. A. L. Carol who is q candidate
tor the Republican nomination for
county assessor has been resident
Of this county for the past fourteen
years. He is land owner, a gard
ener and poultry raiser. He has
been an active Republican for years.
He is university graduate and COM
petent in every way to handle the
assessment work in this county. He
stands for a reduction Of the pre-
sent assessed valuation Of land In
Jefferson county.
A. R. Riel, candidate for the
Republican nomination for county
commissioner from the third district
Is one Of the best fitted men IN JEFF
ferson county for the position TO
which he aspires. He came 70
Colorado forty-two years ago. He
Il In business In Evergreen and 10
one Of the most thorough, most
practical business men In Jeffsrson
county. He b interested In an sf-
ficient eeanty administration and
when elected win give the taxpayers'
buslnsM the same careful attention
that he has given his own business
affairs. Republicans are urged 70
vote for Mr.. Riel IN the primaries.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

Mrs. Ella n. Poston, is . candidate
for ths office u county supsrintsnd-
ent Of schools subject 10 he action
-of the voters In the Republican pri-
mary: Shs has ample qualifications
for the place both thru education
and experience. For fifteen years
shs has been . teacher IA the public
sel xols Of Colombo. Her earlier
q Aing w. n tAs llinois and
Missouri State normal seAoolh and
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

"Dhs-s-Lins" Werks fine-ests
results svsry tine.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
GUY e. JUCHEM

Republican Candidate for County Treasurer
During office
from mediocriy to such point that
/. IN the
Colorado .----vs---- :
oo 81 office operation in proportion business handled
ldyest in the state.
System bookkeeping
in other counties Of the state
Accuracy accounting and in service unexce
ed IN the state.
political easily
vekfed.
accomplishment has real saving Of real
horoughyan YOUR OWN convictions the
PRIMARIES SEPTEMBER IL. 1922
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

she also a graduate of the Colo
rcdo State Teachers College at
Greeley. Republican voters Of JEFF
jefferson county are urged to sup
port her in the primaries.
The Washington times., 1922-02-02
WHIP APPLIED
To END FARLEY
/. WITHIN WEEK
Another PIenary Session I
Cleanup" Is Promised
In Few Days.
By GEORGE r. HOLMES,
International News Service.

international News service.
The whip was applied today to the
tagging armament conference In q
drive to have 1t complete its work
and adjourn finally within another
week. .n.-
Secretary Of State Hughes and
the other conference leaders are
determined to end the conference
by the last of this week or the first
Of next IL 1t Is humanity possible to
do so. Another plenary session OF
the conference to clean up" IL In
prospect for Monday or Tuesday.
Progress Reported.
Material progress was reported
today on the two Far Eastern
treaties which are to consolidate
the work Of the conference respect.
ing Chinese questions. One Of these
will deal solely with China's tariff
increase, according to present plans;
the other will incorporate all the
other decisions of the powers re-
storing Chinese sovereignty.
Three major questions occupied
the attention Of the delegates when
committee meetings were resumed
all along the line today:
~ The Chinese Eastern railway.
(2) The matter Of selling arms to
China.
0 The much discussed twenty.
one demands.
The Washington times., 1922-02-02

Carloads Have Been
Bought for This Event
Every article of Furniture,
Rugs, Draperies, Bedding, Stoves,
Refrigerators and Baby Carriages
bears a colored Reduction Tag of
1919 to 40%, excepting De Luxe
Springs, Highlander Couch Beds and
Grogan Mattresses.
Whether it is a single Chair or
Table, or an entire Living Room,
Bedroom or Dining Room Suite you
need, you can effect a saving Of 1919
to 1919. Original price tags are on
every piece-you make your own re-
auctions, in accordance with the re-
duction tag.
Wholesale prices are not declining; We
have duplicated many orders at prices that
prevailed six months ago. Our reductions
mean actual savings to you Of 10 per cent
to 40 per cent. Make your selections early,
while stocks are full
The Washington times., 1922-02-02
10F|REMEN ARE
OvERCOMEW WHEN
METER BREAKS
Gas Fumes at National Store
Also Render Civilian
Unconscious.

While fighting a blaze last night
in the basement of the Nationa
Department Store, 3125-27 N
street northwest, ten firemen anC
q civilian were overcome BY
fumes which escaped from a ga,
meter. They were rescued By
comrades and policemen OF tbe
Seventh precinct and revived at
the Georgetown and Emergency
hospitals.
Battalion Chief C. A. Kreaner,
sixty years old, 3ll0 N street.
northwest.
two years old. 1914 Thirteenth
street southeast.
Capt. H. d. Burch. forty-two
years old. 918 Tventy-second
street northwest.
Sergt. s. M. Gosld, thirty-six
years old, Of Claresdon, Va.
Sergt. r. G.. anderson, forty
years old, 1901 Z street north.
Priv. Martin Costello, twenty
four years old. Elsa Twenty.first
street northwest
Priv. c. J. noy. 81. e street
Priv. B. r. Follin, twenty-four
years old, 1913 Prospect avenue
northwest.
Private L. L. Rollins, twenty
five years I'D, 134s X street
southeast.
Private John JasinowsId, twen-
ty-six years old, 81 G street
northeast.
The civilian overcome by the gasse,
was George Dickinson, thirty-twt
years old, an employee of the Wash
ington Gas Light Company, Of 200
Olive avenue northwest. After treat
ment Dickinson returned 20 the base
ment and succeeded in shutting of
the gas from the meter.
Captain Succumbs First.
The firSt man overcome was Cap
tain Carer, who, upon arrival of hii
fire company at the scene, led hi,
forces INTO the basement. He tot
tered over under the gas fumes, and
Sergeant Gould, who rushed to hi
assistance, started to carry him out
but h himself was overcome.
Other firemen who followed in the
wakeof Garner and Gould also were
affected by the gases. Meantime
othei firemen succeeded in drowning
the blaze, and Policemen w. +
Sag,r, A. Shockey and Michael Dowd
of the Seventh precinct, who respond
ed 20 the fire alarm. rushed into the
ba,ement and aided in carrying out
The Washington times., 1922-02-02
Griffiths Tells Story.
Confesses Wife Murder.

EDwARDsvILLE, ILL.,, Feb. g.
Arthur Dorman, thirty-eight years
old, has confessed the murder Of his
wife and was sentenced to serve
from one year to life imprisonment.
The body Of Mrs. Dorman, with the
head crushed, was found in q shall
low grave in q wheat field north of
Granite City on June 16, 1921.
The Washington times., 1922-02-02

the firemcn. who were unable to
mako their escape. The blaze caused
a damage to property estimated at
several hundred dollars. Sol and
David wolpoff are the proprietors Of
the store,
The Washington times., 1922-02-02
WARRANT
WAS ASKED
] Of JOYCE
q. s. Prosecutor Permitted
Promoter to Sail to Europe,
Trusting to Extradition.

ttuStin& 10 ENtIduiuon.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2.-As long
kgo AZ December IS last the Fed
eral authorities were warned that
Martin e. Kern. whose acquisi-
ton Of the Bosch Magnetic Com.
Npany II now under fire. was about
10 sail for Europe. Steps were
faken to prevent his departure,
but he postponed sailing and when
hs actually left. more than u
menth later, he was permitted to
70 mdisturbed. ,"
Authorities Warned.
Tho fact that the authorities were
warned was learned today. 1t Is
eaid that Kern was not held up be-
cause at the time there was some
doubt a. to the advisability Of such
action.
Il was learned that warning Of his
Impending departure was given by
William r. Wilcox, who in 1916
was chairman Of the Republican Ma
donal Committee.
Various persons succeeded in get
ting Identification Of Kearn's pic
lures ~ those of Edward Kern, jr.,
enemy alien and ex-convict. They
Asoertained he was preparing in
December TO leave for Europe on
the steamship Paris.
Certain stockholders Of the old
The Washington times., 1922-02-02
Hiccoughs for ~ Hours

YORK, Pa. Feb. 2.-Roland Reed.
a young manufacturer Of this city.
has been suffering from paroxysms
Of hiccoughs for twenty-four hours.
and doctors are unable to give him
The Washington times., 1922-02-02

Bosch Magnetic Company besought
the advice of Wilcox. They pointed
out that II Kern had obtained a pass.
port It must have been by conceal.
ment Of his alleged German nativity.
Wilcox advised the facts be called
Immediately to the attention OF
Federal Attorney Hayward.
Warrant Asked For
Colonel Hayward turned the
group over to Assistant Federal At
torney John e. Joyce. An effort
was made by the stockholders to
get a warrant to be served on Kern
in the event he attempted to sail
the next day.
The warrant was not issued Nor
was 1t necessary, for the man did
not leave.
He sailed on the Paris on Janu-
airy IT. No effort was made to pre-
vent his departure. It was agreed
that he would practically compel
his own arrest abroad by sailing on
an alleged fraudulently obtained
passport.
Mr. Wilcox said today:
"If II is now shown that Kern's
passport was obtained in a fraudu-
lent manner. then his arrest is a
simple matter. Otherwise his ar
rest might be matter Of techni-
cal difficulty. may appear in the
case later"
Griffiths Tells Story.
Howard c. Griffiths, who repre-
scented Martin e. Kern at Alien
Property Custodian A. Mitchell
Palmer's auction Of the Bosch
Magnetic Company. told his story of
the bidding yesterday for the first
time.
The Washington times., 1922-02-02
convIcts Clear Roads.

Convicts from the New Castle
county workhouse here, working
without guards, have done yeoman
service since Sunday In digging cut
the county roads. II IL largely
through their efforts that trolley
The Washington times., 1922-02-02

New York's Daring Cholorform
Burglar. How He Spread the Deadly
Dew Of Sleep Over His Victims.
Read about him In The Washington
Times Sunday morning.
The Washington times., 1922-02-02

You Need Not asvs : Csgd
n you vfn tsks Ls1snw NHczfo oCr<Sr
rsbists vhen ~ f,a he fsus Unspssms q,
Gold sosinz cn--A1
The Washington times., 1922-02-02

service in the county has been re-
sumed.
The Washington times., 1922-02-02
[0RIIES WERE WARNED OF KERN BOSCH SCANDAL PRINCIPAL

relied. His condition q SAD % DO
serious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01
Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. kirkman

sweet milk and the volke Of two eggs
STIR IN two cups OF flour which have
been ~Iltcd with II teaspoon ot soda
and 'Wo teaspoons - cream of tartar.
Fold IN tho two cgg-w hltcs stIily
whipped and favor with one teaspoon
OF vanilla. Bake as directed in above
recipes.
LAYER Cake No ,. One cup Of sugar,
butter size of an egg. n cup of sweet
milk, two eggs, two cups OF -four Suited
with We teaspoons of baking powder,
and one teaspoon OF vanilla. Mix and
bake as Just described above.
Chocolate LAYER Cake. No. |: Two
cups sugar, onc-halt cup butter, ono
half cup sweet milk, three eggs, two
and onc-half cups -four slftcd with two
teaspoons Of baking powder, and flavor
and color with onc-third cake of Baker
chocolate dissolved in unc-hali cup o
boiling coffee. Mix and bake rs above
directed.
Chocolate LAYER Cake. No. ,; One
and onc-half cups sugar, one-half cup
butter. one cup milk. three eggs. two
cups -four. two and onc-half teaspoons
baking powder. n teaspoon vanilla,
! our-fourth cake chocolate. Cook chOco-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
ny Lee Pape
The Park Ave. News

The Park Ave. News
Weather. Bum.
Exterl MYSTERIOUS Trail Leroy
Shooster was coming home from the
store with a bag Of -four and It started TO
leek without him knowing it and Benny
Potts, Artie Alexander and Sid Hunt
followed the MYSTERIOUS witc trail about
n block in back Of him making blccvc
they was dctecktives and he went in the
back way and the dctecktives climbed
M on the tents and lissencd 10 him
getting heck from his mother for com
ing home with the bag ony half full.
Pomc by Skinny Martin
Swat Them
Some people like spinitch and %roobarb,
And some injoy bred wen it's dry,
Some even get p%lczzurc from washing
their nccks,
But nobody likes n fly.
Sissicty. Mr.. Perscy Viewer came
GROUND last Sundcy with his hat over
one eye, saving it was the latest stilet
but with the assistants Of Mr. Sid Hunt,
Mr.. Ed Wernick and Mr.. Rcddy Merry
he ran home with it. over both ecrs and
hascnt came GROUND with IL Over ono
eve sints.
Intristing Fncks About In,ristlnp
People. Snm Crosses baby sister Cdecr
is starting ia tawk, being kind OF hard
To understand on account OF making NJ
oil her oN verbs.
Lost and Found. Nuthing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01
SEVEN CONTRIBUTING
CAKE RECIPES

From Mrs. !. - :. Gold Cake
Cream together two cups oi granulat'd
sugar and three tourthS cup ot butter.
Beat the volk> and whites ol four large
eggs separately. Add the beaten yolk
to the sugar and butter. beat we'll and
then also add one cup OF sweet milk
Siit together about three and onc-halt
cups of -four with i've heapng tea
spoons OF baking powder and add to
the mixture gradually with half OF the
beaten cgg-whitcs. tkccp the other
half Of thc whites for the icing. Flavor
the cake with one teaspoon OF vanilla,
and turn all into two CREASED laver-cakC
pans. Bake in a hot oven for 30 MN
utPS.
Icing for Gold Cake: BOIL n large
cup OF sugar till 1t SPINS n thread then
pour this slrup slowly ON the beaten
whites of TIVE riggs. heating all the
time. Add onc-fourth teaspoon ot
vanilla and spread on and between lay
crS OF cake.
From An Interested Reader: White
LAYER Cake: Cream together two cups
of white sugar. and onc-hsli cup OF
butter. Add II cup of sweet milk and
three cups OF pastry flour Siftcd with
three teaspoons Of baking powder. Beat
the whites of four eggs stiff and fold
these in. then favor with one teaspoon
of vanilla. Turn all into huttercd layer
cake pans and bake for 30 minutes IL
a hot oven: or turn the mixture into
CREASED loaf-cake pan and bake in 4;
moderate oven for about 40 minutes.
From Mrs. j. ID. :: LAYER Cake. No
. /: One cup Of sugar creamed with three
tablespoons Of butter; add one cup O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01
THE WAY MADGE CONTRlNED
TO WIN A MuCH-NEEDED REST

Into my fathers face flashed n look
III alarm when he saw me standing
outside his door. | reached UP swiftly,
covcrd his lips with my hand and
stuffed the exclamation upon them. Then
| Slipped past HIM INTO his room, whue
he closed the door behind me.
Nothing j. the matter, Father. dear,
| said reassuungly. On the contrary,
| think | have solved the problem MIR.
Drake gave me
lie stopp~d and kissed me warmly.
NV darling girl he SAID tcndcrly,
and there was I'M his voice the pride Of
parcnthood. Then he looked al me
kccnly.
You must have worked all night, he
said with quick concern ,
II have" returned smiling, and
that II the reason for my early Cali
want Won 90 tell y mud falsehood for
me. Otherwise | would not have roused
you
Il fancy | cen stretch my conscience
that far. he returned. What IS II
you wish mc to say
Father Spencer Stands BY.
That | was kept awake last night 10y
one o. my headaches. that aIn better
now and am going to sleep until noon.
LILLIAN will look after thiEgs She wlll
probably offer to type for Won the let
tors with which last night W. camou
tagged Mr. Drake work You remcm-
her yuu SAID YOU might have others Tot
me 10 type I paused uncertainty.
Il will have some ready for her II 81,
dorS he replied. smiling. and | shall
see that Won an, not disturbed hut.
arNoiN, have YOU had anything u
eat
some hot milk and sandwiches,
returned. all | needed or wished hnt
can ~ to sleep now with a clear con.
sctrncc Please call me AT noon #
shou'dnt wakcn before then
No. he SAID decidedly | Shal. not
do that You must sleep until va,
awaken hv Yourself | insist upon that
Nou have accomplished a wonderful
frat. my child. and YOU are more cN.
hm.tcd than YOU think You Will Obey
me-
HIS question was a demand.
'Of cuursc. father, | sand Il au
really very glad to obey YOU, and wh"I
had returned 80 my own @ and wa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

drifting into the sleep | sorely needed.
the memory of his tender insistence
was like n warm cloak wrapping me,
protecting me.
A Moment Of Regret.
II Was nearly dusk when | finally
awokc. and when | had dressed and
come downstairs, | found that my father
had made every one believe firmly in
the fiction of my headache. | felt like
an impostor when Lillian, Marion, my
mothcr-in-law and Katie, one after the
other. made solicitous inquiries about
my feelings. bus when Junior climbed
into my lap, and with big, awcd eyes,
looked up into my face and said anX-
iouslv:
"Mama's head feel - bad. Doooncr
rub IT," snatched the little outstretche
hands to my lips and buried my face IN
his curls for "a poignant. rcproachful
instant. All my plcasurable triumph IN
the successful solving Of the thing which
had haiflcd Allen Drake fed away for
the instant. as | saw. murky against the
Vpllucid light OF my bahy's innocence,
the rasc | had thought 81 necessary.
But | knew | must let no hint OF my
qualms appear. SO | Rugged Junior
tightly. assured HIM hat my head was
all we'll persuaded Katie with dlih-
Guilty To change the hearty meal she
wished 10 cook for me 10 some coffee
and toast, and welcomed with glad re-
lief my fathers low-toned request Ia
come 10 his room when ! had finished
eating.
Bring vour completed work with
YOU. he SAID. So when | entered his
room ! WAS not surprised To see Allen
Drake again csconccd III the easy char
bl the fire. despite my father dlctuu
OF the dav before that he should rest
longer before taking up the matter o'
the code again.
That he was in far better shape, how.
ever. than ON the day before. ! could see
readily. lie Sprang to his feet when
entered the room in quite his old fash.
ION. hu, the haste with which he crosse
the room 'o me and held out his hanc
BETRAYED tho fCvcrish excitement which
was his over the task | bad undertaken
COR HIM.
"Noar father tells me Won have SOLVED
IT. lee cried. and for answer. with
pulses ;hrohhiug 50 that | thought sure.
Is they must bc heard. / laid my com.
plctcd work IN his outstrctched hands.
To hc continued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

little grl and the other 10 the boy
and along the center of the floor was.
a WIDE painted strip OF bright blue.
81 that only when they were invited
10 do So could either cross the divided
Inc.
often Annie Doll had longed to
cross that line and ST all alone IN the
scat between the two pranCing grey
horses and hold the rcinS. but never
IN all the time she lived IN tho play
room had she been permitted 10 do
81.
| won't have Curl Doll sitting in
my rocking horsc. the little boy used
io say when AnnicS little mother
sometimes would ASK TO play with the
horses You can ride a little while
and hold Nour doll II YOU like, and
through all the wears Anne still! had
the secret longing 10 have her ride.
Ot course when the magic hour
rome "a ,hr.attc TOYS and they be-
gan 10 talk. she might have climbed
INTO the seat. but long Z she had
,rcd 10 do tins m the playroom and
he horses eallopcd madly. declaring,
n their little master had done. that
no grl doll should hold a rem over
them.
~ there she sat in the attic with
tie secret stlll in her heart, when one
day The door was opened and Bridget
came IN with 8 broom and buster.
Al, its here We arc" sad Bridget
ia- she had lived IN the house longer
than Aan,c Doll. i thought We had
gone long ago. Well Go | remember
the Christmas old Santa brought you
and al! your pretty dresses.
Then old Bridget swep; and dustec
and made everything spandy clean
And then II happened. She picked W
Annie Doll from her chair and set he
n the seat between the two gre,
horses and placed the reins around ne
arms.
There, take & ride. me darlint.'
she SAID. Il wish We were all back II
tho piavronm again. QUarrelIng
Annie Doll began 10 be frghtene,
when Il neared the mage hour for. o
course. the rocking horses would gal
lop and prance and Try TO throw he
from her seat: but 10 her surprise the,
did nothing q: the sort, for time haC
left IT. mark and they were glad I
60 al All easy pace and did not care
bit who held the relns over them now
But whether Anne Doll is as happ
a. she thought she would be | canno
tell YOU. We will hope she is, and
not like the real people, who, ate
waiting so many, many years. Vet the
wish when II Is too late TO enjoy II.