Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1897, Page 8

~* <BHECBVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 381, 1891-16 PAGES. =o AND «MOS ES SONS, F st, cor. nen ' “Storage, 22d and } Our goods | bear | the stamp of perfect ect Anish. Upholstery Dept. Specials. —It's a pleasure to buy in such a department as this. There isn’t an upholstery store that’s more com- plete in all its details. Everything that’s new and desirable we show. Anything that’s out of date and un- desirablé we wouldn't have at any price. —As to prices—we can invariably save you money—or give you more for the same money than any house in the south. Shades for Little Money. 0 Opaque Shades, 3x6 ft. and 2 by fect, mounted on spring rollers, with fixtures complete. Made to i sell at 25 and 35e. cach. For......- 18c. Curtain Poles. t t. Curtain 4 . innit mahogany. imitath wal- nat oak, with brass trimmings, Worth e.. 0.2.2.5 Siecagse Ee Denims, Cretonnes And Ti paiterns at 12%4c., 15c., 18c., 20c. and 25c. per Yard. Sash Curtain Specials. Was, Now. 150 yds, ‘Tambour Mus- 30-in. sls. 36-In. Cream Musli 150 yds. Tinsel Crepe...... 150 yds. Silikaline.... Awnings. A special featw attention to a feature—the Pa Head Rod, which does away with the un- ly hooks and serew eyes, whlel mar the window frames. Can be taken down aud put up with ease. Let us show you sumples and give you estimates om the cost. us. We call G7 Cleaning and refinishing lace curtains. A. special department Storing, Haul'ng, Moving and Packing. it W. B. MOSES & SONS. Boece eeeereee ‘Paint Mixed i in Butter You Eat Sounds sensatio Pure Butter * fs white. . . but tts so. Clover the ouly Elgin butter sold Iu Washing- ton 1076. Kingsley Ase" 209 H ste 414 9th N.W. Picture Frames. eo ereerere Do not forget that we make Picture Frames to order as low as any house in the country, and that no matter “shat the picture is, ft wilt be framed HANDSOMELY AND ARTISTICALLY. We also cail attention to our immense Hne of Unframed Pictures, Embracing Engravings, Etcbingy, Photogravurs, Artotypes, plain or hand-colored; Photographs, Water Colors and Reproduction of Water Colors, Imitation Pastels of Fruft and Landscapes, Ke- Ligions Pictures, Mounted and Unmounted Views of Washingtoa, &e.. &c. A visit to our new and handsome building will iaterest you. M. SILVERBERG & CO., THE POPULAR FRAME MAKERS, 414 9th St. N.W. mb26-6r* tab tab tab + asa t abs a x= Ar St SS Ar as " 1 STORAGE » "4 Estimates furnished. u Largest Quarters—3oo rooms. ? $1 to $10 a month. 4 Best Storage Facilities. M ?§ Most Central Location. ia | Best yet—lowest prices. 4 Padded Vans For Moving. Goods packed and chipped to all points. "4 chants’ Parcel Deliv-) F ery Co., Me "Phone 659. 929-931 D st. n.w. 4 Steam Elevators. = se a 4 +4 Lad x Xx >>> ae + asa > ae 2 Zz Sr 22 se Se as THE LATEST &ND BEST FIND Biackistone Island Diuretic Mineral Water. The greatest Artesian Min- eral Water for the relief of the kidneys and blad- der thus far found. ‘This submarine water flows from a well 360 feet fm depth, through pearly 200 feet of rock, and from 200 feet below the bottom of the surrounding river. Te will relleve the backache due to clogged and kidneys, and the discomfort wach of all-even as a table water the price kas Been fixed at the low rate of 2c. per half-galion bottle, or $2 2 dozen. For sale at the principal Geug stores. aut by T. G. Herbert, ‘Manager, 510 Sth St. N.W. ‘Telephone calt 585. mb20-2m_ errr reer ery eeeee claim it to be the cheapest, economical and cleanest fuel in use. Why not give Coke a trial? 40 bu. Uncrushed Coke—$z.90. 40 bu. Crushed Coke—$3.70. ‘Washington Gaslight Co., 413 toth st. n.w., for wet J. ZEH, 920 20TH N.W. ‘Phone 476. < mbai-28a eeee eeee _—— : ousekeepers Z © ¢ —are the best judges of the merits @ © © of @ fuel. All who have used Coke P : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'e . . eee eeeoed S#ROFULA, BLOOD POISON, CANCER, ECZEMA. totter and all ether disorders, of the bused manea'ly cured and all talnt eliminated from the system by 8. 8. S., the greatest purifier. Boll-w,f,m-ly eee 5 = 4/2 | OMOLLOW SPOTS TE STEERED TE PREPPED TPE MRT TET EIST PED ODER DOD DED ETON Special Prices in Ladies’ Suits, Waists, Capes and Jackets-= fen =-AT== PERRY’S. The variety in our Cloak Department is at high-water mark now. The arrivals have been very numerous this week— and among them are some big values that we are going to offer at special prices. Read the descriptions — they are carefully given—and then consider how very reasonable the prices are. We expect them to tempt you into looking. Capes. Four of the special lots Ladies’ ‘Tan Melton En- gilah Fly-front Jack- ets, with the new ° Suits. that we want your attention feed ca tures OF the Suits thore to particularly, Like the with checked taf- are 7 different lots fee ee Ge ieee tae! hat cee = the work rooms, No use good many gowns- denying it—Capes are very Special 12 count all the shades popular this season—and price— ° Senki ee corse. why shoulda’t they be—with ‘They are fresh wuch as these to sue for o_o styles — straight favor? werk room aes Silk work rooms. # irc cam, Waists. Blue, Green ani You will admit that we have made an excellent selec- tion of styles in Silk Weists. They are all snecial ef- fects that we prac- tically control. and lined through: out— ‘Special price— $6. trimmed with mil- itary akirts are with perealine and bount with velvet— bral; Black Diagonal % Pretty silk pst- seis SQ) Coes, rite brakded terns—prettily made price— ° back; satin ribbon up. And the prices ig quilting around are not the least Tan, Green, Blue interesting feature Brown ‘Covert Special about them. Cloth Suits, made with lish — fy- price roar front jackets that are loved through —_— Navy Blue and with changeaple Bed Changeable Silk taffeta silk; = the Gros Grain Silk Shirt Waists, with oe are new Capes, made in the oke front and style, und so is the baek; the skirt are Mood’ with percaline latest fashion, hand- somely trimmed with Jet, satin rib. aod hourl = with white linen collars— velvet linea a through— = Special pec! § 5 = = $17 ll 2. pi 1 () price— ° price— ° Black, Navy Bie Bine, Gros Grain Sill Red 2 Capes, box plaited Changent front and back. sad a wee ‘ith folds of th richly trimmed wit! ie and. lined all Jet; quilling of yoke front; big through with Black plaited chiffon and stock Ge witl taffeta sik; new satin ribbon around tle of silk- stsle skirts, lined with perealine and Special bound with velvet— Spectal pe 97. priee— “$15. — Novelties in Ghecks, made up tn Black Cheviot adeageatendeadeegecdeedrogreteiatoateatoatiatoaleeds OOo oo Satestontonterteegeradratoatrstentvadecesrteatoatoatonzesiectectertntontnatontorforde testers annsessorerr iano diotiorarthore e Shirt ae 2 Cue Walking Sults, S with y ron with box "sackets, pring and back; Bishop Saas on the sleeves with tm >; new cut t. ac a mca: | Jackets. waar ue Cat vam vei nie If you ai ing ae taffeta si you are gol poe to get cne—and you Spectal 8 3 ae 5, ought to get one— price— ° price— now is the time to get it. These semi- spring days call for Just the comfort their light weight, Brown, Green and Plum Cheviot aud Finm, Garnet, end Broadcloth Suits, PERRY’S, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” z made with Engtish » ¥ 3 ra aaa le ieee ae Silk Walste, ‘made Fs sleeves and fare offering special- style with plain % the aoe ly are splendid coe slegres wath x suit lined with iatriea- ture-D a ok | cum $ changeable taffeta — high stock ¢ lish Fly-front cl ° Special -50 Black Cheviot Jack. bet 3 fl 10. $ price— €ta,lined all through price— 54 with Black taffeta silk; new shay + sleeves and back; Z fee inlaid velvet “col- GC = z jue Etamine Cloth —_ eer ae Bicycle ¢ far eee = a7 i $ with Hereul ara Iiged. wits eet g Suits. $ dhict: of the, latest = We bave secured z cut, Med with per: pans Covert Cloth the vole agency for te ae Fastening Ciiog, Habit. It S al : new style e back and and a new one—peotect- et SP), Sra a ciety ome ieee bese through with fe already ex changeable taffeta tremely popular. It z Imported Eagle (ters many sdvan- made Salts, in Tan, tages not to be Green, Gray and pects | 50 found in any other Yule Blue; English price— ° ° quit. It base di- Sy rot caeeee vided skirt—t hat ae cane ae drapes itself grace- 3 coat back, Mned Black Clay and fully when the rider = with old rose satin; Diagonal Jac! fs afoot. It is a ¥f skirt nade with lap ned all aes Suit made for com- 54 = : pre fort and effect--and wit! pean sleeves and back— we. think you will swt $23. Special $8 Ike ft. At any rate ¥ a we would Ifke to nee have you see it, $ HS Morning we formally inaugurate this spring season with a bountiful of- fering of bargains in Housefurnishings that deserves your closest attention. They declare us again as the leaders, Leaders that can give the best qualities at lowest prices— leaders that include everything that a house needs. Don’t fail to be among tomorrow's seekers after the spe- cials—there are Mattings—and Baby Carriages—and Refrig- erators among the offerings. Things you will need right away. “And Your Credit is Good.” House & Herrmann, Liberal Furnishers, Cor. 7th and I Streets. It’s a Lie on the Face The mates: thet Geemste a: Som eey eataat teeta oie treatment—Obes- non treatment. aye pg rg ow, Tealnepeg, wil take i re ne eee ured, Cuticura and the akin made ioe tain (See CHANNON at 1115 . i Soap, ox. ‘All druggists. ~ieetencatea cieeeraraascomaam cen tics hits 5 ak fit. Ladies’ Blcycle Boots, ~ 16 inches high, in black or bréwn— Ladics’ Best Hand-sewed ‘Turn or Welt Sole Finest and Tan Kid Nobblest Oxford Tics, 8 beautifal sty Fadies’ Hand-ser Stylish Black umd Chocolate Laced and Button— 2 new, pretty shapes. nod Brown Vict Kid sewed Tum or Welt. Laced, Button or Congress — Ladies’ Finest Black 18 different styles. | SHASOHLSHHSSPEEEE PIETER EERNOTeNSERe 1914 AND 1916 PENNA. AVE. Pleasing Souvenirs given away this work with all ghoe purchases. "You Can’t Help uying Our Shoes. f Wor there are no other fines in Washington at any price that can compare with ours for quality, style and Fhe souvenir prices that have attracted such phe- nomenal crowds this week will continue until Saturday night, but here are a few of our remarkable specialties which should command your attention: Our ‘Perfect’ Cycle Shoes. The Most Attractive Lines Ever Offeret- Our Royal $2 Shoes. Superior to Other Deaters’ $2.58 Shoes. Our “Gem’’ $3 Shoes. Warranted the Equal of Any $5 Shoes. WM. HAHN & CO.’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 930 and 932 7th St. @¢ SO6O0080 asesenestess Men's Hand-sewed “Perfect”? Cycle Shoes, very soft black or tan leather $2.50. ©600606000090000060000 Men's Brown Bordeaux Calf Laced Shoes. Are the softest and Men's “Goody: equal to 1 Lac 2 with oak-tanned soles, Men's Superior Quality of Black and Tan Calf : or Our Famous “Everbright” | Black or Brown Kid, Laced and Gaiters. ap saseneseoossonnsnsense® | @ Cn SOSSOHSHHOS SH HSOSSHOSHSS HOTLIST O9OSHOS OOOSHSOSS S506. HATS, 360. The new Rough Straw Hats, in. all. the popular shades, including black. Ac- tual value, 50c. OPENING PLUICE, 36C. ai. Wide Moire and Fancies. The r Ribbon for the new Twisted Bows. Actual value, 25¢. OPENING PRIGE, 190. YD. a an i) a 8608608 =) 3 i=} E Bt B28 act rot 3 ol ag rah 8 be er ES ¢ GOSS O88 S006 WILL MAKE THURSDAY THEIR REGULAR SPRING EXHIBIT _OF IMPORTED BONNETS, sROUND HATS, Toques and ‘Torbans, BROUGHT-OUT WITH SPECIAL, REFERENCE TO EASTER. ALSO SHOWING THE CHOICEST COLLECTION OF DRESS AND SUIT HATS IN EX- CLUSIVE STYLES FROM OUR OWN WORK ROOMS. SPECIALLY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE VARIETY OF MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS. Our Special Feature: FINELY TRIMMED HATS AT POPULAR PRICES. @OPENING SPECIALS. |@PENING SPEGIALS. © Sosecosoonsensosesese® 506. FLOWERS, 25C. Velvet Geraniums, in the kde ec chen th ahead new reds. Actual value, 50c. OPENING PRIGE,25¢. BUNCH OOOe: 256. VIOLETS, 106. 3 dozen Violets for toc. The 25c. quality. og 416 “Seventh.” SESQS POSS OSO HE90000060 : “Sieory de Rich son buenos.” The-two: F. One-day Special. Men’s pha, enamel and tan shoes—button and lace—in very newest toes—which we intended to Il for $4. id will as ne “ ee $3.48 “Pride of the Navy” March, 2-step. The best published for some time. Price, 25 ‘cents: Sheet Muste balf price. 10,000 coples of 10-ceat music, Violin, Banjo, Mandolia HUMORS OF ALL KINDS | 024 cuttsr strings, 5 cents each Severs Piano J. SIMPSON, 1005 G street mkia~.14 ‘Home-made crisp and brown and way the ‘mast delieiona end ‘most ‘wholesome y ghtataabte, ail gene tie kinds—20 cents each. Cc. AT GAY ATLANTIC CITY The Big Board Walk is Orowded Every Day. So Far the Season Has Been a Most Successful One—Many Vist- tors From This City, Corrcapondence of The Evening Star. ATLANTIC CITY, N, J., Mareh 2%, 1897. The atrival of Abner McKinley, brother of President McKiniey, on Monday stirred up interest among the hotel colony. It was expected that the Presiden: would accom- pany him, but duties at the White House made him defer his proposed sojocrn here. Mr. McKinley wus accompanied by hits wife and daughter. Miss Mabel, and the lattor's maid. They arrived Monday evening, and were at once driven to the Hotel Dennis, where a handsome suite of rooms had been prepared for them. The balmy spring weather that has pre- vailed here during the week has thronsed the board walk daily and caused a beauty show of pretty faces and spring styles sel- om seen befor> Easter Monday. The wealth and society of the country have been represeated among the daily prom- enaders. The many improvements belay made here are ia, te Assume a finished a) pearance. The gcevernment ts pushing ward the new post office building on Ne York avenve. Down along the esplanade the ocean pier is being put In shape for the ascommoda- tion of the summer visitors. It will con- tain several uew attractions his season. An electric railroad will carry passengers to the end ef the pier, and an immense aquarium will contain all the various in- habitants of the Geep sea that can be gath- ered in the fishing nets. The city park at Indiana avenue prom- ises to prove an interesting and attractive spot, with its beautiful flower beds, pretty green lawns and gravel walks, in the center of which a fountain will play. The Atlantic City Yachtsmen’s Associa- tion has started to make repairs to its wharf and the inlet preparatory to the opening of the yachting season. ‘The switchback railway waa open this week. All the stores and booths along the es- planade are open with the exception of the bathing houses, some of which are now undergoing alterations that will great- ly improve their appearance. A Prosperous Seanon. There are more visitors here at the pres- ent time than during any previous Lenten period in the history of this popular re- sort. A large number of them are from Washington and the south. The hotel proprietors and business men are happy, and predict that Atlantic City will experi- ence the biggest season she has ever known. Even now many of the leading hotels are full and the smaller hostelries are rapidly filling up. Rev. Dr. H. Berkowitz, chancellor of the Jewish Chautauqua Society of the United States, has completed arrangements for the summer assembly of the national society to be held in the Beth Israel Synagogue here for a week in July and one week in August This will attract visitors from all parts of the country. Preparations are being made for a num- ber of social affairs at the close of the penitential period. During the past week progressive euchre and whist tourneys have been the popular diversion at many a the hotels. A number of the Washing- ton visitors took part in a progressive euchre at the Seaside House on Monday evening, and at the Albemarle the follow- ing evening, and succeeded in carrying off som+ of the handsome prizes offered. Captain and Mrs. Bainbridge Hoff are among the recent noted arrivals <rom Washington at the Revere. Miss Rita Kerr is a charming Washing- ton belle sojourning at the Seaside Hotel. Dr. M. D. Peck of Washington is at the Cedarcroft for an extended stay. Mrs. Peck accompanies him. Miss Mary Robinson is a pretty and ac- complished Baltin ore belle staying at the Shelburne during Lent. The engagement is announced of Miss Ray F. Frechie, daughter of Mrs. KE. 8. Frechie, a Philadelphia summer ccttager here, to Mr. Harry Kaufman, a prominent young man of Washington. A. A, Doub and F. L. Doub of Cumber- land Valley, Md., are at the seaside. Mrs McElroy of Boise City, Idaho, a sis- ter of the late ex-President Arthur, is among the Lenten visitors stopping at the Hotel Brighton. She is accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Jackson. Mr. J. K. McCammon of Washington is enjoying life here. He is staying at the Hotel Brighton. John E. Hurst, who was a candidate for governor of Maryland, is among the recent noted arrivals at the Hotel Brighton. Among the prominent guests at the Shel- burne is Chief Justice Girouard of the su- preme court of Canada. He is a resident of Ottawa, and is accompanied by his daughter, Miss Millie. They will make a pregnged stay. There bave been a large number of visi- tors here from Washington and Baltimore during the week, among them the follow- irg: M. Burkhardt, Mrs. M. Burkhardt, C. F. Lynch, F. M. Page, Joseph Love, J. K. Souther, Mrs. H. Souther, Mrs. I. Beail, Acler, Mrs, C. Adler, D. Ambach, Mrs. D. Ambach, M. N. Lauchheim, D. New- ecff, 8. Glenn, W. B. Winstock, G. Aarons, B. Smith, J. H. er, Miss Carpenter, M. F. Straus, Mrs. M. F, Straus, Mrs. J. M. Lyon, A. D. Ha- zen, Mrs. A. D. Hazen, Mrs. Dr. Duffey, Mrs. = F. Butz, P. A. Tracey, W. Prince, Mrs. G. S. Fox, Mrs. E. J. Stellwagen, C. Baum, “Mrs. C. Baum, H. M. . Miss Elizabeth Brown, J. M. Carroll, C. I.’ Stev- ens, B. H. Shoemaker, Mrs. B. H. Shoe- maker, W. F. Leeds, H. H. Latimer, R. P. Eason, M. D. Peck, Mra. M. D. Peck, Mrs. L. Smith, Miss Blanche Weldin, G. S. Ben- ritt, Mrs. Mary S. Spense, J. Bosler, C. R. - B. — Belden, Mrs. C. R. Belden, G. grave, Mrs. A. C. Hyde, Mrs. A. PB F. M. Hayes, Mrs. F. M. Hayes, A. C. Ful- ler, J. B. McLaren, Lucy R. Tatum, Eliza- beth H. Tatum, W. A Van Buren, Mrs. W. A. Van Buren, J. W. L. H. Fairlamb, F. H. Grader, - Smithe, Mrs. C. M. Thompson, Mrs. Hartman, Mas- ter L. Hartman, Master H. Hartman, Miss Jaques, D. M. Stackhouse, E. Walden, jr., Mrs. E. Walden, jr., W. J. Thompson, G. W. Humbert, M. A. Parke, Mrs. R. E. Lee Wilson, Miss F. E. Sheppard, A. Ga M. enh Miss Rita Kerr, T. F. ington, C. B. M. Child, Misa Tobias, ‘Miss M. Smith, H. W. Warner, W. P. Lysam, L. Hessel, G. W. Enrich, M. F. Strauss, 8. J. Adler, T. F. Moseley, Mrs. T. F. Moseley, Miss Helen Moseley, J. T. Arlington, Charles Boone, Miss Mary Robinson, J. E. Mason, Bi J. Nulty, BR. hom 8. Glenn, 8. Killmurray,-T. J. Whe- lan, Mrs. 8. Cahill. —_.__ Bevision Treaties With Spain. Negotiations are afoo: at the instance of the Spanish minister for a revision of our ity with more modera treaties. If the same. naturalized citizen in his native ecm) will be presumptivé evidence of an aban- donment of naturalization. If the Spanish a | ister in behalf of his government. Gea. Wm. R. Terry's Death. Gen. William R. Terry died at his resi- dence in Chesterfield county, Va, Sunday mopning. He was captain under Gen. Jubal ~ @200000080000000008 LAR? ths Ge New Philadelphia Store. Choose now. The stock of spring dees stuffs was never 0 lange. 20 complete ors 5 ni 060000 i Snpertune werkett for chowalne vote spcting New 01m. 4 natty new a Hanadao S4nch “Two-tone Diagonal Suiting. Npectal price 46-10 Sik apd Wool Nulting. tu the aew changeable effect a splendid setter Spectal price .. 75c. Reight ects in the mew Sian. Covert $1.50 valuc Special price 3 orev $1.25 New Hine dm Even and Broken Checks, thread all wool, 38°. to are showing a langer Nne than one of a Kind, at $6, $7.50, $8, $9 aod a0, We own ” { 1 Opening of the New Parasols. The opening of ; Morrew cannot he ‘Be spring costume ts comp unless topped of with a nebby, stylish and becoming sun. shade. Prives, Po to $5, and the values are particolerty strong from $1 te $2.25 fo commection with 1 pening wf the mew Parasela we shall close from last Sens ma atin mere frac wort hone Agiten are taney he portion: $1.50 Pararels for Me. 2 ita 86 Parasols for $3. Elegant srcieket dey oe Here a. samples of we are time in thy Wraps Ti Will surprise easne of i at such Htth fewres New Black Cloth Capes, trimmed with lace and satin ribbon. Spectal New Black Sik Capes, trimmed with lace and oe Bene mbrokderet Aik, ‘Spee $5.75 jew spring weight Black Diagonal Cheviot Spring of these prives never had the Sing such masterly croations Jackets, lined tlrowghont with Changeable sik. ‘Sperind $7.50 Very swell Shoulder Cape, in the new cadet blue, elaborately braided, Hned_ with deat a1 r tatieta’ alk SS Rpectal 2 ‘ Excel ty Tan ert Cloth Jackets, silk’ lined thromghout. elegnntly Rnished, one of the most popular spring wraps. Special Big Values in Suits. Ladies’ Beautiful All-woul Baglish Mixed ‘Tweed Suits, fiy-front reefer jackei, lined with best quality taffeta sili Good $15 salue. “Special to $1050 morrow only... Very stylish Tan ¢ Cathy Suit, with the Zt ani pater hg FS s(OILAIRIKT 3 —giiliit- ELS 3 9G00042090000909008 gee PRE CESEERL OCR LEER HE Canvas Covered ;Steamer Trunks. : This will Gl the BM in many cases. It's a bang of Darzains—with « sheet from bottom aud good brass lor, 3 © 425 7th ; Kmneessi, 433,20" ¢ 4 ? POSSESSES EOOSEE SIG OOS OOD “Elles sont Rich et comme il faut.” Ten-two F. Ladies’ patent leather and kid strap and opera slippers—were to be vega go for a day y $1.48 Fancy Dishes! 3 And Salads made with 3 3: LUCCA OLIVE OIL have a _ rich, delicious 3 as ‘or that no other oil im- 2 HH HH HH RH RK, at ‘for a full qt. bottle. 3 Thompson, 7°33 PHARMACIST, 15th; 4 SUPERP ECE ETDS O HES EH BE EOEEE Souvenirs of Washington. © =a = — 2 3 .25 TRUNK: Lurgan q : —alt non 2 3 ts deep set- 4 fA partition, pedkat tap. —A beauty of a Trunk —strong can be. Ask te see it. You'll ap- preciate its worth, Steamer Trunks, $2.50, $2.90, $3.30. Specials expecially well made— eapecially low priced. at | onoenseecoeeseoregslecsseseoeoeteese! Switches reduced to $5.00. ‘White Hair reduced in same proportion, iccardi, 335 sah at ext to Fatale Revel eons fer kairdressing, ee et “Our Favorites in Mezzo Tints. fo aty “kind yes mnt Zo -snaky a, sade on a5 AS Senook 1227 Pa, = wht 108