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Show I Old People Need A Bowel Stimulant .1 I ; i i i r i ( . 1 TREES Old TOWN HAS THE APPEARANCE OF A DENSE FOREST. Art Within tha Limits ef City Propvr 100,894 Traae Under Cara of a Superintendent ef Traae and Parking. a 1. F Thar Cvntfy Active, I , CITY-O- ' MRS, MARY A. P. DAVIDSON had continual bowel trouble. IYom the day ahe began taking Dr. Cald well'a Syrup pepaln ahe haa bad na further Inconvenience and naturally ahe la glad to aay kind tblnga of thl remedy. A bottle can be bought of any drug Washington Is a city of traa. No other city of twice the slsw ran boast onohatf ao many. When Major L'Ea-fan- t projected the city, the planting of trees waa one of the tblnga that be Insisted upon, and through all the varying forma of government which have flourished and done otherwise In the District of Colum bia since that day that aame particular thing baa always been Insisted glat at fifty centa or one dollar. Feople tipon. There are now within the limits of uaually buy the fifty cent elae first, and then, having convinced themadvea of the city proper more than 100,000 trees Ita merlta, they buy the dollar alze, 100,894 to be ezacL These are unwhich la more economical. Iteaultaare der the care of va superintendent of alwaya guaranteed or money will be trees and parking (at present Mr. Unrefunded. Elderly pervona of both ham), to whom congress alwaya alnatu-ralllows a liberal appropriation, sufficient aexea can follow three suggestion with every aaaurance of good results. not only to keep the present trees In Famllica wlehlng to try a free aam good condition and to replace those plo bottle can obtain it poatpald by ad dead or diseased, but also to Increase d reining Dr. W. D. Caldwell, 419 Wash-Ingto- n the total number. Each year there are about 4.000 St., Montlcello, III. A postal Home, San Francltico, Cal. She la 78 card with your name and addreaa on trees removed Ind young trees planted In the ezact place they occupied. and becauae of her aedentary habita It will do. There are also between 2.000 and J.OoO Finance aa She la Wrote. HAS ALMOST LOST MEANING additional tree planted. The trees To add to troubles of the Wall atreet an Increment or to man forced to spend hla autnmer In planted either as Suffrage Leader Decrlea the Too Fre the replace dead ones are all of the come the of city necessity hardier varieties, such as the oak, tbe quent Use of the Word In a substitute-stenographe- r Domestic. and the elm, Along many of varatlon season. Wall street diction is the downtownhickory. streets these old softMra. Carrie Chapman Catt ridiculed hard enough for the regular stenog- wood trees have of late years been e In Chicago the old cry rapher; the substitute finds It next to removed by whole squares at a time, of domesticity that wotnan'a place to Impossible. Tbe employer of one of the substi- giving the city the appearance of just the home. tute not long ago tried to be particu- having bad a shave. Yet even with The trouble U," aald Mra. Catt, this wholesale work In the way of that many women cannot be domea larly careful and distinct in hla dicta- supplanting the foliage of the clY Is tion. the of comtroller Nevertheless, so dense that from the heights In the tic; they have no homea. The word domestic. therefore, ahould not be currency emerged as comptroller of suburbs on either side of the river the A remark about tbe corn belt used, as la too often the case, In a the town for the most part has the apdrought district In Kansas waa Interloose way. pearance of a forest rather than of a preted as grouch In Kansas. The suffrage leader smiled. to matters again, thickly populated modern city. The money Reverting Yea," ahe continued, some people science of tree surgery has vastly Imbulthe talked about employer taking give this word as elastic a meaning aa proved In the past five years. 'Trees lion Into of the Bank the and England, the witness gave It In a Georgia court. In Franklin park, for Instance, that a Asked why he was not present to tea copy showed that bouillon soup had few years ago would have been rebeen into the bank. taken tlfy In a certain case, the man aaid moved as being utterly beyond all Right there the bell rang for a new he had had a 'domestic trouble Juat further usefulness are operated on by Wall Street Journal typist. about that time. skilled surgeons with an ndaptnese What was the domeatle trouble, The decayed worthy of a hospital Green Gretna Ceremony. pray? asked the examining attorney. are parts removed, Berdrugs necessary A who at arrived young couple " Well, to tell the truth, boas,' aald to overcome the causes breeding dewick were the other married Sunday the witness, 'I waa In the penitentiary after the Scottish fashion la a delight-full- y cay are applied, limbs that are found for stealln a cow.' " to be more of a drain upon the vitalsimple way. They drove over the border Into ity of tbs tree than of a benefit as shade are Important to Mothers away, and the tree Examiue carefully every bottle of Scotland, and stopping at a spot takes a newpruned on life for perhaps lease were two where men the young seated, CASTOK1 A, a safe and aure remedy for a human of generation man beings. wished said that he and tbe lady Infants and children, and see that It be not to married that could and they Dears the adopt the conventional method, aa it THIS PARK IS BENCHLESS Signature of would be stopped directly the banns In Use For Over SOears. were put up. Thera Is a Reason NeighChildren Crj for Fletchers Cutoria The couple then formally took each Perhaps borhood Dwellers Use Sagging other for man and wife before the two Chain as RooeL New Yam. witnesses, and a document to that efKind Lady Hut that isnt the aame fect waa produced and signed by the One of the shady public parka of story you told me the last time you parties and the witnesses. Washington Is without a bench. Perwere here. haps there Is a reason. The park la Tramp No. mum; you seemed ter And That Won Her. Iron post doubt de other one. I don't see what argument your surrounded by an wife used to get that woman I was and chain barrier, and on this sagging chain many of the dwellers In tbe Don t neglect a cold. It mean Consump. trying to get to cook for us, we told neighborhood of the park rest One tion ar Pneumonia. Dean's Mentholated her we would treat her like one of the Is almost Inclined to write it roost Cough Drops check cold, 5c at Druggist. family?" The asphalt walks of this public My wife promised her that we parallelogram were put down before It la easy for a girl to have a good wouldn't the mixers and layers of this paving time If she has a healthy Imaglna material were as experienced as they tlon. The Idea, are now, for It it ruptured with nuautocrats muzzle the Why merous broad tranverse fissures, out Xtm. Winslow's Roolhtnf Brrnp for Children teetbluv, ooflens the sum, reduces Inriamnw press? Because they are afraid of Its bit- of which grass grows green and long. Uoutlla)rs pnlnuraa wind eoilcho a bottle. This cracked and grassy asphalt paveing remarks. ment Is tbe first feature of the park Many a man geta to be conceited by which Impresses one as unusual Grass Most of the musk that la exported thinking he Isn't from Tibet la bought by a French firm growing from a brick or stone paveand Is used In the manufacture of pei ment would not be so striking as a grass and asphalt combination. If fumery. the wafarer In that park la looking for a bench he will also be Impressed Isn't There more pitiful anything What a pity that so many persons past with another unusual feature of the hero out of a job. than a middle age are worried with lame backs, reservation, for no benches are there. headsick aching kidneys, poor eyesight, Toward the east and the west sides A FOOD DRINK ache, dizziness, gravel, dropsy or disof the equare two little fountains with Which Brings Dally Enjoyment tressing urinary ilia Kidney weakness cement basins and cement-coaterub-b- o brings these discomforts in youth or age A lady doctor writes: and ia a dangerous thing to neglect, for it copings feebly toss their puny leads to Bright's disease and nric acid Though busy hourly with my own streams In only a way. affairs, I will not deny myself the pleasIn the center is a wicket-guardepoisoning. Doan's Kidney Pills have of to thousands ure new of few a minutes of to tell brought strength taking circle bedded with red geraniums. lame backs have rid thousands of my enjoyment daily obtained from my Ihere are patches of bare turf In annoying urinary trouble. morning cup of Fostum. It Is a food this park, worn by trespassers, and an not like coffee. irritant beverage, An Arkansas Casa I began to use Postum 8 years ago, there are also spaces of baldness C. A. Hendricks, not because I wanted to, but because brought on by the shade of and tbe De Rase Hill, Pirturt Kerry : coffee, which I dearly loved, made my rain drippings from the trees. Ttll a Story." ( Queen, Ark., "I waa Injured It Is not a fashionable neighbornights long, weary periods to be dreadand my kldneya ed and uniitting me for business during hood, and there are squares of cobwere weakened. I the day. blestone streets roundabout The ressuffered a great I "On of advice a first friend, trjed ervation Is Rawlins park, at New York deal from kidney Fostum, making it carefully as sug- avenue and E disorder anil I had street, between Eightook I on all the package. As I had algravel. gested klnda of medicine, I teenth and Nineteenth streets. Over a used 'cream aud no sugar.' ways but found no re. mixed my Fostum so. It looked good, wooden gateway on E street, opposite lief until I used was clear and fragrant, and It was a the north side of the park, Is a sign Doans Kidney to see the cream color It as that spells Juvenile Court I'llla Two boxes pleasure cured maeuml I my Kentucky friend wanted her cofhnven't auftered fee to look like a new. saddle. since." Man Known by Hit Hat "Then 1 tasted it critically, for I had Gat Doans at Any Store, 50c a Boa A man may now be known by tbe tried many 'substitutes' for coffee I was pleased, yes, satisfied with my hat he wears. And the man of the Postum in taste and effect, and am yet, future, It seems, will be all head and CO., BUFFALO, N.Y. being a constant user of it all these hat years. I continually assure my friends Both hatters and doctors, the Bally and acquaintances that they will like it Mirror of London, is PREVENTION informed, have and receive benefit batter than cure. Tutt'f Pills If taken In time in place of coffee, been making some remarkable disI use. have from its wlU but a not are gained weight, prevent only remedy for, coveries regarding the varying sizes can sleep and am not nervous. SICK HEADACHE, of mens heads, and the reason why Fostum Name Battle Co., given by k Indred and diseases biliousness, constipation Creek, Mich. Write for the little book, they wear certain kinds of hats. "The Road to Wellville." For Instance: Postum comes in two forms: The thoughtless, Idle rich Postum must be well man. who wears comical little young Regular green boiled. "squash" or Alpine hats decorated Instant Postum is a soluble powder. with feathers or ribbons, nearly alA teaspoonful dissolves quickly In a cup of hot water and, with cream and ways takes a very small size. The heads of these youths. It lq sugar, makes a delicious beverage InBtated, are not sufficiently large Sot stantly Grocers sell both kinds. "Theres a reason for Fostum. fio ordinary hat. y ( t f J antl-euffrag- i ' i.i j. i'l! 1 I I: i i' l i ! ; 'ii i i 1 i !, . , f i . i Mi a ; ii . . 'i .... old-tim- e M i I i !' ; Why Old Backs Ache i M ?V: half-merr- i d .jn; f I i I " I ' il! J J t I ' DOANS FOSTER-M1LBUR- 'VV J I ?. : 1 T lift F ), . Nsw. bey Halls taeratary af tata an Itraat and Oats Hearty Oraatlng. No a On of tha capital's rharartora old man oawaboy." Ilia place of business la on Fifteenth street, opposite tha treasury building. Ila bss tbe flro of youth la him yet and o kes senaa of humor. Any lima of the day you pass him hla old, quavering voice can ba beard la monotone, calling tha newe of tb day after hla own method. Da It slixlllog day, when eggs may ba fried on Washington' asphalted streets, bta cry will ba something Ilk thing like this: Evening paper; all about tbs blizzard lluerta given tb frost!" Tbo old man's asm Is Kennedy Tears ago b and hla brother were Washington's leading coal and wood merchants. Had they stuck to their buslneaa Instead of pushing a large claim agaloet tha government. It I said, they would now have big automo bile trucks delivering coal about tbs city at fancy prices. While Kennedy was waiting the other day for a lata edition of the paper to com along ao that ha might ply hla trade, William Jennings Bryan, tha secretary of state, cam In sight. Mr. Bryan, aa a true Democrat, was walking Instead of using on of tha various vehicles supplied to tha cabinet officer holding down tha port! The Meal On e It a MiU laxative' Tank Thai WltlKerp the Dowels Healthy Id age la oo abaolutaly dependent upon tha condition of tha bow ala that great rara abould ba taken to aea that they act regularly. Tha fact fa that aa age advancea tha etomacb muscl.-become weak and Inactive and the Uver doea not atora up the Julcee that are neceaaary to prompt dlgeatlon. Soma help can be obtained by eating eaally dlgeated food a and by plenty of eierclae, but thin latter la Irkaome to moet elderly people. One thing la cor tain, that a etate of conatlpatlon abould alwaya be avoided, aa It la dangi-routo life and health. The beat plan la to take a mild laiatlve aa often aa la deemed neceaaary. Hut with equal cer talnty It la auggeatrd that cathartlca, purgatlvea, phyalca, aalta and pllla be avoided, aa they do but temporary good aud are eo harah aa to be a ahock to a delicate ayatem. A much better plan and one that thouaanda of elderly people are follow Ing, la to take a gentle tasatlve-tonllike Dr. Caldeell'a Syrup Pepsin. which acta aa nearly Ilka nature aa la poaalble. In fact, the tendency of thla remedy la to atrengthen the etomacb and bowel muaclea and eo train them to act again, when medlclnea of all klnda can uaually be dlapenaed with. Thla la the opinion of many people of different agea, among them Mra. Mary A. P. Davldaon of Vnlveralty Mound IS A; folio of state. Howdy, Mr. Bryan, Kennedy aald. Mr. Bryan glanced at tha old man and then stopped. Hla face shown with a kindly smile. Advancing to Kennedy with outstretched band, ba aald: Tour face Is familiar; when and where did we meet? Don't you rememOwe tha Kennedy brothers, Mr. Bryan? tha elderly My brother and I newsboy said. had a claim In congress for wood used In tha Civil war. 8enator Teller of Colorado Introduced ma to you when you were In the house, and "YeJ, yea," exclaimed Secretary Bryan. Indeed, I remember you. Mr. Bryan refrained from asking about Kennedy's affair ho could sea hla unsold papers on bis arm and again heartily shaking tha old man's hand. Insisted that ha call and sea him. Kennedy refused to say whether ha will, but tbe Incident brightened considerably bis outlook on life. GRAFTER PLIES HIS GAME Commandant of Cutter 8ervlca Is tha Latest to Assist the Poor Huckster. A stranger who nukes at leut one call on each prominent revenue cutter officer stationed In Washington paid a visit the other day to Captain liertholf, commandant of the service The man, with apparent diffidence, threw a bag of peaches on the captain's desk and exclaimed: One good turn, captain, deserve! You gave me a quarter another. when I was hard up and I want you to know I haven't forgotten It Why, I don't remember the Incident at all, but that's all right, replied tbe officer. Everything's all right, captain," aald the stranger, except that I need just 82 to complete a huckster outfit Captain Bertholf Is a charitable man, and he paid just 2 for that 10 cents worth of peaches. When he repeated the story to Captain Charles A. McAllister, engineer In chief of tbe service, the latter laughed coldly. Stung." he chortled. That fellow has told the same story to all the reBt of us during the last two years with exactly the same resulta. MYSTERIOUS BUST IS At First Thought to but It Columbus, Whiskers. Bo FOUND Ono of Had Cold Climbers Risk Their UvestoM Country Too Hot or Too cure Them. (or Man. ;1H OUT Nietty Dagraaa Below Ztro la Above la Algeria, tha Elbert-1- Authaa-Heate- Extremes Meal Equit- able Along EeacossL d 4 H Victory Meant Flftatn Hun . of Thrilling Views f0f gu.. Movies Operator Dssgu?1 Over WOO foot Pridpi t lev i lt In The Matterhorn la on of ths ... l'lant and aolmal cannot l ihna lower or that ia treated with grto giants far higher temperatures fi cvea become tb moat eii Utoe to which Ihey have ipect by while man moves from ona climbers. When Whympcr mad tb ado extrema to tha other with, for tha moat part, but lllU phyalcal dlecotu-fur- t cent la 18CS Ixrd Francis DwjiwJ Tiu a ft Explorer will elalt the eanda of three others of his party he Africa and tha bleakness of tb Arctic by falling 4,000 feet, ltd ntaesVl circle and return to normal environ- accident baa aucceedi-to accident Tb form of tb mountala ments even Improved ia physical conia a awe. A ateep pyramid la dition. sw, thepfi Man Inhabits about every part of rlsea 14,795 feet In a erls of tnor t um tb earth except a few Island regions doua precipice. On all sides It In tb Interior of continents and Im- menacing. Its overhanging matiht; vxn mediate vicinity of tb polea. It I ng the amateur, writes tha rvi, from dread of climatic condition! that respondent of tha Detroit Fn p he V hi tent haa found no more than a When I suggeated clnemalopvLi os temporary resting place In some of tha mountain there were smiles g a :rd!E these far distant spot. It la not rlslon. cai W mads arrangements to a pa thought that tb heat or cold of any Hnt of tha unexplored region of tha globe matt on tb morning of July au tl ha a greater rang of temperature sleep that night at tbe Mattet. bed than regions now Inhabited. cabin at 10.000 feel The nenp .I a Science reasons that the lowest tem- through Zermatt like a prairie fine, ar surface when wa started early In the moit; Nteot peratures at tb earth's not found directly at the pole, but a considerable crowd was out te a h th at some distance to tha south of the us off. n north pole and to the north of tha There were five of us. My tt ship aouth pole, says a writer In the New guide was Gabriel Zumtaugwiit, e. :l all York Sun. Likewise the greatest de- has been in tha Himalayas with Bithe gree of heat la not, as might ba supWorkman, who bolds a posed. to be found at tha equator, but world's record for altitude for vn-- ; t the prevails at some distance to tb north and with Miss Annie Feck, the tori and to the aouth of that Imaginary climber, on Mount Huucant the line. Peru. The second guide was Hriir; mnl Tbs coldest place on the earth's sur- Julon, a very capable man, whik a I Y face of which there Is authentic rec- task of carrying tbe cinema i boa ord Is In Siberia. Tha lowest temperatripod fell to tbe lot of Di z th ture ever recorded In tha open air Illner and Franzlskus Tupi& a waa 90 degreea below aero (Fahren- who accomplished n feat of enduru ;cji an heit) at Werecbjansk, central Siberia, rare In Alpine history. tha on January 15, 18S5. One may Imagine ue. tseesdiq a. Tbe highest temperature of which steep granite ridge with precipice i over there la an authenticated record Is either tide falling almost sheer to u tof 124 degrees above xero (Fahrenheit), glaciers below. In the gloom thtc mo In Algeria, northern Africa, on July vassed Ice appeared a dull gnyt occo 17, 1879. These places of extreme neatb, while above the mountsiatiK I. CJ beat and extreme cold give a range now and then blotted out the stzm of temperature covering tbe whole In- one place while paying clots stttfz (ted bu habitable world of 214 degreea, or two to foolholda 1 nearly cracked mil. d f! degrees more than the xero to tbe on an overhanging ledge above. J b boiling point Arriving at the "shoulder, wete pant In the United 8tates the lowest tem- wind In violence amounting alsmt a th. perature ever recorded In winter Is a gale. From the expression 6 I tt 64 degrees below aero In North Da- faces of the guides I could see Yoi tha game waa up. 6o rr; kota, and the highest ever recorded elgh In summer Is 115 degrees above xero was the air current that we vtn: help In Arizona. This gives a total range Imminent danger of being blovt i Ii of 179 degreea within about 1,000 the mountain and used every pms r.g dro to miles. tlon known to mountaineers pmc notz There la an authenticated report such an accident taking place. to r tl from Aumale, an outpost of the AlIt waa too cold to remain lost (oik the no I to bad temcinematograph which gerian prepared lands, gives a oils, 2 one perature record In the open air of cent of the shoulder, keeping aseti 172 degrees above zero (Fahrenheit). with me and sending the othenk .er I this do To camera. This If correct exceeds by 48 degrees fore the that of the highest on record. It la roped In safety" behind a projecS mi try also stated that the temperature at rock. Tbe guide helping me p!w this place rarely geta down to 140 himself below, where he could fcv Ill c degrees. On one or two occasions It the tripod and hold me by the bn cat t e b dropped to 120 degrees and tbe na- It was a delicate thing to rzc tive shivered with the cold. Strange poised on such a alope and takeir :h o! as It may seem, tbe death rate of ture where a slip would hive T y.wi French soldiers stationed at this post clpltated us both some 3,500 feet b boats Is lower than that at more northerly low. The extreme concentration m prs places having equable temperatures. ed to get the picture I wanted prw& al it fiami People who Inhabit these places of ed me from thinking of tbe sbja the extreme heat and cold are found to my feel lely be exceptionally healthy and live to Occasionally In the rocks one at forced to turn. He on his stomach a ripe old age. Ik. While men In all parts of the world then descend clinging by the toee 4 abat finger tips ae best one can tt make their homes In these exceptionmountain eam the ally hot or cold places and move from crags. Not knowing ng I one to the other without any apparent well as the guides, there v&i were dot' iangi physical discomfort. It Is found that place where the handholds th. animals or plants which would flour- ful, and aftAr starting to nejotf sats. ish In one could not survive in the the passage I could find no footl." search as I might I was practice' :en other. c1' afloa In the United States the extreme dangling over a precipice. I k to was above, who out to the Julen, of and heat cold is not so great range ev. but one may live In comparative com- the rope tight, and simply dF fieri fort in any section; yet the same con- down to where I could again get ese contact with the mountala ditions apply to animal and plant life as prevail throughout the rest of tbe these bad places the last guide e4 red' f be the world; animals and plants that sur- resorted to what Is called id to hi doubling de rappel," that la, vive the winters of the south could serve cord behind a rock above t rani not endure the winters of the north. The greatest of the extremes of after using it to descend hauling w Y only. heat and cold In this country are by pulling on one end difficult P'" the We over passed found In the western states, from the said but n Dakotas and Montana southward to with considerable rapidity, thi chance once one take did any Texas and Arizona. The temperature l,5i Had any one !P In the northwest during the winter the mountain.the aid f months frequently drops to 30 or 40 he would have been held by rop ind the ere unless unfortunately below xero and occasionally degrees (apa broken. runs below 60 degrees, while the heat was cineo The Matterhorn of summer In the central west and the sumO1' southwest touches 100 degrees or graphed from Zermatt to film takenso whatand higher. Regardless of such extremes 1,500 feet of rlcn, half frozen If we were ttered it the climatic conditions throughout the rrntl; to tired eat? entire Rocky mountain range are deon lightful for ten months of the year. Tin Worse Than Dynamite. The most equable temperature The word fire on the EaBt i. 'III!', throughout the year in the United otlier !iS h States Is found along the seacoast. is worse than dynamite. The s a $2 bill from a thief grabbed dilei Nearly of the entire populaan In one of those tion lives in seacoast cities. People meut houses, where more than may complain of a few blustery and The only unusually cold days In winter and of people are housed. of n word she knew was fire a few sweltering hot and humid st: her Bcreained It at the top of in summer, but with all things days rumri conW house In the sidered the Atlantic seacoast from The 36 families al d. Florida to Maine is about as desirable ately poured out of their apart in fire to the street, yelling 'ur,'i a place of residence as any excite part of languages. In the alarm. & :in the world. some one turned In a flro Ipal three brought five fire engines, two batta Hers What Central Heard. and ladders, a fire patrol, :5hed Hello! ion chiefs, a deputy chief. 50 Hello! fo: I im-- J i is-lea- i ai--an- d 1 I 1 I . do The capitol continues Its output of This time It is reported that a marble bust of an unknown man has been found among rubbish In the cellar. At first glance It was thought to be a bust of Columbus, but it was found to have side whiskers, ornaments believed not to art mysterious. have been used by Columbus or by others In his time. Then it was later settled on that It was the bust of some early explorer. This la as far as the mystery solvers had got when the writer passed that way. Another art mystery of the capitol stands In the east corridor of tao senate gallery. Around it are bustB of Lincoln, Charles Sumner, Garibadll, Pulaski, Koscluczko and two Indians. It is a bust of Zachary Taylor. The mystery about this bust is the sculp-toEarnest efforts, covering a long period, have been made to determine the author of this marble. It was bought by the government from some of Taylors descendants, but they did not know the history of the bust. r. Tango In Washington. The park police of the capital have just solved a weighty problem. When the bands played in Washington's many parks In the evenings young men and girls began to dance the tango and similar contortions on the It was hard work, but greensward. the youngsters stuck bravely to It The policemen reported the matter to headquarters. Knitted brows resulted In an edict that gtrlB could dance together as much as they liked. Ditto the young men. But should couples of opposite aez start It they nir,1 be stopped. The polio 039 COt been bothord eince. L - u- two-third- s double-decke- d t )ool men and 10,000 spectators. Say. Marla, I came away In a hur- er city In the world could ry this morning and forgot to take excitement over the much the Ice card down from the front win-do- $2 bill? It might be added tn " Will you thief made his Fardon me, sir, but this Maisnt Fress. ria and youve evidently got th wrong number-b- ut you are The Reason. qit right about the ice card not havlna do you managers try Why been taken down from the front win-doon the dog? . m 1 11 attend to It at once. Thank plays Because we want to flpQ sue you, sir, whoever you are. Good-by- . they can make a howling p arty 1 deal 1: Cc get-awa- y ' n, ho ' |