THE WASHINGTON TIMES SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8 197 10 i BEST JOKE IN WASHINGTON I AROUSES GREAl I INTEREST The 5 Prize Washington Joke By Alphie J Hurney 1233 W Street Northwest That Old Washington Baseball Cry Watt Till Next Year K Like its predecessor of the previous week Why Dont Govern- ment Clerks Marry last weeks question What is the Best Wash- ington Joke has attracted the widest interest throughout and the Sunday editor of The Times was more than kept busy opening and reading the replies f Answers came from old and young alike and from all sections of the District Maryland and Virginia Some of the ideas were brimming with humor while others were serious and sedate It is plainly evident that each writer was quite sincere in expressing his or her opinion Nearly all of the incidents and landmarks identified with Wash- ington came in for their share and chief among them was the Wash- ington baseball team There seems to be quite a general and unani- mous opinion that the team present condition and efficiency is decidedly a joke Some of these answers simply said The Washington baseball team Others were more facetious and more or less uncomplimentary One peculiar feature of the baseball team answers is that each writer seemed to be well imbued with the idea that he or she would be the only one to hold the team the greatest joke Next to the baseball team Public Printer Stillings came in for the most attention at the hands of writers of answers Various car lines were well cared for as were various localities and the Washington boom Several jokes that did service two or three decades ago were resur- rected given a newdressing of local color and erved as the best Wash i Scores of Answers Unani xpous in Naming L ague Baseball Team f Public Officials Suburban Towns and Utilities Get Their Shar I I I i inits 1 1 T I I I + ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ = followlBg n ned oonsfcUr Public Printer best Washington jokeH A Heiny BW Fourth street north westi W E Wilcox 1 Wentwood place northwest Mtes Etete Orson 11 Irving street northwest B HetUnger 415 Eighth street north west J P M gan m Massachusetts avenue northwest F Scbondau W Sch re MS Fourth street northwest Somewhat Unanimous Here are a few who consider the Washington baseball team the best Washington joke Stephen CRntuecI ill Eleventh street northwest Lawrence Quinn Fort Myer Va Mildred E Martin 141S T street northwest Mrs L R B lf 512 Eleventh street northwest Lula Meyers 1OT1 Jefferson street northwest M A Pozen 1410 1 street northwest J F Stewart 898 N street Miss H Donohue 190 Ninth street northwest Edward Thackston 17CO Lament street north- west Charles H Randall Frank Schley 1364 E street northwest George Lu Ward 3f21 TMrtynfth street north west W I Hall Emory Monroe 3M Eighth street northeast Joseph Haley 1712 Four teenth street northwest R W Rowe 718 E street southwest Milton S Abel 619 K street northwest Mrs A P OConnell 1 8 T street lorthwest J A Lawlor 7W Second street northwest W M Hanas 71 Seventh street southeast John N YaRning m Eighth street northeast WE Burch 1111 FIlTh street northwest- P w Brown Charles Lull 59S D street northwest J Schilling 1337 G stret northwest Edward Bobblts 48 Arthur street Anaeostla Austin L Ritz 11G7 G street northwest James Rlnmen 611 Twelfth street northwest Thomas Rowe- J B Irving 7 Eighth street north east Mrs Joe Weeks 1 New Jersey avenue southeast M W Cookeson 183 I street northwest T E D E 1285 Morse avenue northeast C A Keys Eleanor E Capers 408 G street northeast P J Burton Mrs Hartman 304 C street northeast John Hoffman jr 211 First street southeast C M- Ash 71 North Capitol strut northeast Edward A Weiss 814 East Capitol street Robert L Moorman SU F street northeaat Mrs W H Fletcher iat H street northeast J Cohen 134 Seventh street northwest F M Flack jr 1443 A street southeast Susie Lid M H F J5 T street northwest C W Weeks HyattsvlUe Md John S OS B street northeast Thinks It Is Washington Monument Bertram E Kohl UK Twelfth street northwtThere were two men talk- ing one day One said to the other I will never get over that The other- s d What The first replied The Washington Monument Breaks Into Rhyme Edward Franklin H street north ww t Why IK Wa itagten the most superlative of W stands fr the whole of this there there is no doubt fur all which leaves out B ataads for sura of all else com- bined H stamte for heavea If you are that way btettReti The SUliings n IIi Astands the the CoOley May OtIS noth- iNg 4 < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ But it so stands for the ether place m d0- I stands for it leaving nothing de- sired K stands for nobby our girls BO ad- mired G standM for great whloh wo are you can bet T stands for tony whloh describes our smart set O stands for only none else can compare for the nicest they have anywhere- If Nationals Win Next Year H E Lee Kensington the Washington baseball end in the first place In the American Baseball League next year In Congress We Trust Roselynd In Con- gress we trust of the poor clerks for Increase of salaries The Street Car Service Jules Ebel 3583 Brightwood avenue The street car service The Resignation of Collins Martha Ebel 8528 Brightwond avenue The resignation of Collins Another Ball Team Joe C31 T street northwest Walt unUl next year We will have a good baseball team in Washington This Conundrum Charles A 403 Shepherd street northwest Stllllngs Dr Chan- cellor One Never Told- J Mi Shipley 627 Twelfth street The one that has never been told The Open Shop- B Browning 1247 Fourandahall street The Employers Association try- ing to enforce the open shop August Orgel Who got the lemon Foultz and Police Charles H Handrfll I orsey Foultz playing peekaboo with the Police De partment Blunder on Stillings- H Wlnkelman 1122 Seventh street editorial blunder of the Washington newspapers in regard to Stiilings removal from office Cant Catch Kemp- Z O K 2441 K street catch Kemp or Dorsoy Foultz Street Improvements- Mrs Harry O Nash 714 Eighteenth street way the streets on one side of the avenue have been mended and the way the other side is being done Cans and Sacks Mary Ellsworth 21 Grant street Ana D What do you see in HO PAiar so mGR PEICBS Set of Teeth Gold Crowns 3 Bridge Work 84 Pilling SOc Washingtons Painless Dentist 611 7TK SH S W a Nstands MdIf team would McPhersonThe op 1 eber Isa An dale northeastThe northwestCant northwestThe CQ 4 VV ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ Dollars for a iine- f Supply the Missing Line of I Limerick There was an old rooter of Who shouted and yelled at each game A Just wait till next year L And then well come here Tire cash prize will Ae awarded for the brightest and cleverest fifth line to the above limerick Send in as many as you please See next Sun- days Times for the winner Address Sunday Editor The Washington im lO Ten His fam 1 j 1 0 CJ t And r ¬ Washington that you see In nc other city of the world A Women oomlng out of Kanns oans and mea earning out of Saks SACkS Resemblance to Piano Hoover M Zook 622 Fourth street northeast Q Is Washington like a piano- A Because the dark keys aro above the white Greater Washington Lewis B Cooke 40 H street north east Tha Greater Washington that was promised some time ago which died away so soon also the Joke of oaptur Ing Mr Dorsoy Foultz and Mr Kemp The Philippine Question R P Rlxey 1122 Park road northwest The price we paid and what we got Calls It the G P 0 William P BeaH1232 U street north- west The Government Printing Ofiee- WeaiBer Bureau Ignatius La Mounoy S2S Ninth street northwest The weather Bureau Anacostia Cars A Ellsworth 21 Grant street Anacos- tia Tha Anacostia cars Pennsylvania Avenue- B F Ashby 60S Q street northwest I am blind but would willingly give- a million dollars to see Pennsylvania avenue in Its proper condition again Loebs Stillings Announcement Wallace J Hill 204 Seventh street southwest Mr Secretary Locb to the press The President has no thought of removing Mr Charles A Stilllngs the Public Printer Airs of the Residents Henry James 7H L street northwest The Insincerity of so many of our popu- lation who assume airs to make others believe they are rich If not actual John Ds The Joke lies in the fact that they believe the impression Is ac cepted whereas the more sensible view their actions with ridicule and disgust G P0 Auditing System- A Printer The new auditing system adopted by the Government Printing Office This One Has Whiskers J S Tomlinson 706 Eleventh street is It that George Wash ington in his day could stand In his front yard at Mt Vernon and throw a silver dollar across the Potomac river with so much more ease than It can be done now Because a dollar in those days would go farther than it will In these days Nationals Winning Two Games James A Taylor 17 Jefferson street The Washington baseball club winning two straight Boston Thursday August 20 This Man Offers Six W P Ryan 1013 New Hampshire ave- nue 1 The White House mansion after an outsider sees it 2 George Washington never told a lie one hun dred years old 3 Pennsylvania at the present time or the Rocky Road to Dublin 4 Political grave yard for every old mutthead In the United States and the world as well 5 A place on the map where a citizen Is not a citizen of the United States 6 The Washington ball club Departure of Kemp N C Robertson lOU Seventh street Kemp when he walked of his office with a nice lit- tle bundle of police property Teachers Earning Salary Mrs RT Sloan 1714 Connecticut ave nue would be awful if the Insects Exterminated MOTHS ROACHES ANTS BEDBUGS AND OTHER INSECTS EXTERMINATED Under contract CHARGES MODERATE Estimates and advice gratis 20 year practical expe rience no charge made until Insects are exterminated Address WEiroAjj B dUTE JSxaoct Specialist 617 2 St S W Z O Why ele- ment northwestWhy gamesfr m ave- nue northeas Arthur o t northwestIt fulLy l W n 1 Ana ostin ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > DIatriot school teachers would have to earn their salary An awful Joke Hung Jury of One John N Manning BOO Eighth street northeast I was a hung Jury trying to decide between the ban club the Ave- nue Collins Stilling Pete or this ques- tion contest tut the scores in Philadel- phia last TUesday compel me to be unanimous la favor of tantlllona show on rth Puts It on Police Chief William OysterThe best in thirty years is our ohtof of poltoa to Offer Q S Barnes 1499 Pennsylvania ave- nue Why is the Washington baseball club Hke the ball on the State Depart- ment Because they both drop doily Washingtons failure to capture Der sey Poultz One Against Cupid ElvaOtfoJxeinar H7 Fifth streetjnerth east The raarxg license Ose on0ther Fellow Mrs M S Chapman Orange Pa The on the other fellow Four Chances for Five Hal B Deane Deanewood C 1- Qtllllnga 2 city pumps that the kttta might have their flog at the horse trough and the men theirs at the beer trough 3 Weather Bureau 4 Maefarland8 bantam rooster crowing at the germ which escapes front Dr Woodwards back yard and ws later lost In a cloud of smoke pouring from Mr Wests chimney Hard on School Board Annie i Lucas 128 Seventh street new school board Anacostia Passenger H Ray Lehman 1303 F street north east The fiftypassenger law on the Anaooatia railway crossing the Eltv- enth street bridge Poor Old Groundhog Cora 23W H street northwest The groundhog was afraid to come out of his hole because he thought Teddy Roosevelt would put a boon In his place Well Just Look at This Charlie Ross The Washington sport Ing editor It Was Never Told Mrs H K Harring 1436 W street dont think it was ever told Jolt for Burerm Cars R Campbell lOSS FtfiS street north bureau cars Try them This Might Be Worse Wilbert Brunner 1112 New York ave- nue Noahs Ark better known as tho B O depot Another Not Out Henry Von Stade It is not out yet Presidents Third Term W F ODonnell 23 K street northeast- It the President declared his Inten tion of running for a third term This Will Please Straphangers Joy Colwell 906 Eighth street north fares to street car company to hang on straps That Statue Again u S Cologne 414 P street northwest If you will go to the east front of the Capitol and take a look at the nude statue of our George Washington you will see that he hasnt actually got Watch for the Tiny Tads TZETE THAT PLEASE Our Pride Plate will stand tho most critical teat Guaran teed to fit 5500 GOLD OBOWMrS B3IDCJEWCSS PZTjTjZHOB Soc Lady Attendant Hours a to 530 o DEirrrsTs 617 7th st xr w Dr Phone Mala 2504 D HasTwo Jon D RMRoval of southeastThe Law King northwestI eastThe eastPay I I D odd big- gest VLLrJJr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Chapter Chooses J E W Timberman High Priest Permit for Next School Term to Be Issued Tomorrow WASHINGTON TIMB8 BURBAU ALEXANDRIA VA SEPT 8 A largely attended and interesting meeting of Mt Vernon Chapter Royal Aroh Masons was Tield at their temple in this city last evening when the fol- lowing officers were elected High priest J B W Timberman king W 1L Charles scribe S P Fisher treasurer W Lewis Allen see rotary Kemper captain of host M L Dinwiddie principal sojourner F W Latham R A C T A Fisher third master of vWl W B Davis second master of vsll C H Fletcher master of veil J G Graham chaplain the Rev H V Register steward L Ruben tiler P C Timberman Next Monday will be observed by the Israelites of thla elty as New Year Servittia appropriate to the occasion wilUbe held next Monday evening at the synagogue In North Washington street The Rev Rabbi A Blum of New York will officiate The September term of the corporation court Judge Barker will open at courthouse here next Monday morning Among the oases which are set for this term of the court or those following Monday Harvey Robinson and Charles Markell grand larceny Tuesday Charles Michael and George Griffin ar son Wednesday John Degan burglary The clerk or the city school board to morrow morning will begin the issuing or permits to pupils to attend the pub- lic schools The permits wilt be issued at Armory Hall in South Royal street Monday Tuesday and Wednesday will be devoted to white children and Thurs Friday to colored ones The funeral sf Mrs Jennie May Haws was held from her home in Franklin this afternoon and was largely attended The funeral services wets conducted by Rev C D of the Methodist Episcopal Couch South and the burial ww made In Bethel Cemetery- Dr C E Outcalt bought at auction to day from R E Knox auctioneer a lot of ground on the east side of Fairfax street near Gibbons streets for 5239 St Marys Sunday School will reopen tomorrow morning at 9 oclock at the hell of the Young Menr Sodalltr At Christ Protestant Church tomorrow the L L Lloyd will oonduot the In tha moralag- AH f the reeWeeit ei rgym K of Lhe city have returned from their vacations and will tomorrow occupy pulpits in their respective churches The circuit court Judge J B Thorn BW R Dwell of Alexandria county was admitted to practice today the circuit court Judge J B T Thornton presiding habeas corpus proceed tags of Frederick ICaus Jr vs Emma Nightingaill ware continued until Sep tember 38 G L Booth was designated as commissioner In chancery enough clothes on to keep the tel warts through the long winter months for they have to build a house over him to make it mere pleasant If you will look close you will se that he is terribly crosseyed caused I think from looking down for more clothes Municipal Building E M Quad 1109 Vermont avenue northwest The report that new Mu nicipal Building on Pennsylvania avenue will be finished some time during twentieth century Washingtons Statue Paul D Miller SSI Eighth street north east The piece of statuary facing the east side of the Capitol representing the Father of His Country as a Roman H Street Car Line Frank Jerrell 1105 D street northeast- H street car line because the car track is like a camels back and the wheels are flat to keep the people wake all night LOCAL MENTION Bells Oyster House 1916 7th St N W Formerly PhIla Oyster House now open Oysters In every style Phone N E F Bell Sunday Hours 5 P M to tr P M Oyster Chop House SIS 11th nw Fresh Fruit Used in all our Ice cream 812 H ne Phone Lincoln 1009 Order now I An Invisible Instantaneous skin describes Satin skin powder Sea Foods Steaks Chops Salads Etc Phlla Oyster Chop House 113 Uth nw Contract Awarded Tho Treasury Department awarded the contract for the building at Decatur Ill to V Sons of Peoria at 52583 Welsbach lights Gas Repairs 616 12th st C A Muddiman Co 12W G Hartungs Vanilla Ice Cream win please you It contains more than 15 butter fat which assures a Standard of purity Hartungs Sanitary Dairy 103 ave Phone 13SL Perfection in Oyster Cooking Phlla Oyster Chop House 513 11th nw Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Park Hotel SUmmer Garden Rathskeller N Y Ave and hUt at F Endrej Fro MASONIC ELECTION IN ALEXANDRIA Royal Arch K lint dayand street Ly- ceum Rev services lit The r the the perfuming tod da t t the Bulla Episcopal I Plum beautifler ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < < = GIVES ANNUAL DINNER Following the two days convention of the honor division superintendents Kastern Division ot the International Correspondence Schools the honor dele ms were tendered a banquet at NTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Fraunds last evening this being one ot the features of the semiannual conven lions recently Inaugurated Vice President J H Roichert presided- as toastmaster The toasts were Our Couraflsi How to Convince Pros poets by F W Wilson of the midi soliciting department The Division Superintendent in His Relation to Office and the Company by F C Mclaughlin of the Eastern Gopart- mant and The I C 8 Fraternity feature by J D Jones of the pros idantg department Those who attended the convention and who will leave tomorrow for u visit to Jamestown wore J N Thompkins superintentendent of the Washington division George C Pendleton secretary or the same division C F Aylott di- vision superintendent Norfolk D L Palmer Atlanta H S Jobes Brook- lyn H I Moure Buffalo E E WH- mwi Camden H D Delmotte J F Schmidt Newark E M Plato New York H R Heist Phila- delphia M D Hanley Plttsburg H J Baldwin R A Howe Washington J K Pague WllUamsport E R Foster Harrisburg Grove Pittsbarg W G Stephens Wash- ington FATHERS WRATH FORCES BATONYIS TO PART FOREVER Continued First Page outside Her own daughter formerly Miss Cynthia BurkeRoche and Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt her stator have likewise declined to have aught to do with the husband Only her two sons Maurice and Fran- cis have remained loyal to the former social queen and it was through them finally it Is said that old Frank Work brought his daughter to submission He gave her the alternative It Is declared of sharing with her sons in his vast es- tate or of beggaring both herself and her former 1C she cut loose front her husband the latter Is she elected to stand by him Though professing still to love her husband the wife finally gave way be- fore her fathers demands and it is said that the final arrangements for the ranuncitlon will be completed In New York on Monday Batonyi Consented The boys who have thus been used to force their mother into submjs Mon are sons by Mrs Batonyts former husband It is said here that Batonyi has consented to his wifes act and that they parted after a most heart- rending scene MBS Batonyi is In a nervous and dis- traught condition and fears of a nervous breakdown are entertained Her friends have been informed for some time of the difficulties under which she has been laboring and in a spirit of unselfishness- rare among the elect have been striving to lighten her burden by diverting her mind She was the guest of Mrs Reg- inald Vanderbldit at the horse show one afternoon this week and during the en- tire afternoon Mrs devoted herself almost entirely to keeping the attention of her guest social lights have performed similar ser- vice Mrs Batonyl is looking pale and care- worn and has Imparted to friends that all her interest in life has gone out History of Batonyi is a dashing looking young fellow and is tolerably well known here as a teacher of horsemanship His real name is said to be Arthur Cohn and Frank Work has declared that Batonyi was at one time associated with the nortorius Payne Moore He was di- vorced In 1 1 from his first wife who had been Hattie Smith a school teacher He came originally from Hungary and for announced that he was a count but he suddenly ceased to use the title as an explanation that In New York Mrs BurkeRoche being a the two were brought to gether by reason of their and soon became the veritable shadow of the beautiful society leader Half a dozen times were reported married and when the truth did come out Mrs Batonyi not only met with a storm of opposition from her father but with banishment from his presence as well and a diminution of Income which seriously embarrassed her ambitions as a leader of the Newport set One of the final blows leading up to todays announced was the ad vertisement which Frank Work recent ly caused to be inserted In the New York and Newport papers placing his Newport mansion Elm one of the show places of the summer social capital on the market Mrs Bartonyi had hoped to retain her right to hold court there and this blow it Is believed helped to weaken her spirit and put In condition in which she was unable to resist the ulti matum of her Implacable parent Heres a Genuine Bargain in an AutomobIl- eI Car It hasnt been private use for more than tour months was used in the automobile show held here as a demonstrating showcar Made exceptionally well and has recently been overhauled and adjusted Equipped with Shebler Cafborator- f Searchlights New Comutator first class tires and one extra tire Re cently ran to Atlantic City and all through Pennsylvania without any trouble whatsoever Will carry five passengers Let me show it to you and de monstrate its merits The price will be made right to assure quick sale Box 448 Times Office the Hop Scranton rom boysthe lt I Bat l1yI a it added 100 per cent to his living ex- penses a have a twocyUnder waZne Tour In The- ca a- new Harris- burg Car- roll two i thor- oughly ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > BOW IN TRADE BOOMS BUSINEES DURING SUMMER Continued from First Page summer season They report that while they have not been expaadtoig their credits to any degree bond ting care of the needs of ttoete customers these have been given Experience of Big Retailers e of the leading ProPer The statements of 8011I accom- modation retail establishments notable x- prtttMrtonfe like the blowing were maUc The biggest June July JMid August since we have been in bturtnoss Ve have conducted largest special sum- mer sale In our history Kltait tftou jand dollars MMdtws tIN August then In any other Vary btt and similar nthv s tks expiea- sions Wholesale etaMW mottt tlMtt do a large bualne a both in the city and through the South say that x- perienced a most pn peou jmrouier Crops hare been good te tIN country they say and bettor pcioas being obtained The result te that dealers are buying more to meet their needs All unite also n expressing belief that the fan will be exceptionally good The satisfactory summer is giving way naturally to better fall conditions and it Is that business will pro- portionately increase is ahead commercially is Indicated the x of one of the largest hol sKiers In the city that a railroad man who had opportunity observe intelligently the out of the city had said that m tw eight months following the activity f- c lT the Jobbers and AJ last fall the shipments from Washington had increased 75 per cent Building Industry Hurt The one discordant note however n the general cbtoras of prosperity comes from the bu dteg This has been sorely torn by wi sttlod labor con- ditions and operations been on a much limited than is custom ary at this time of the year Investors are afraid to p t their money Into specu- lative building under the conditions so that with building trades and lack of rtoney to conduct building projects the Industry has been Maay contracts are being held up ad plans not as yet submitted to contra for bids are being In vaults an 1 desks awaiting the time when it will be sate to venture into th field a in And It is not expected that conditions will materially change next spring even though the labor situation is Prominent members of the Employers Association are outspoken however in their belief that they now have the labor question solved They hay that they already have sufficient mm- to go ahead with all the work now on hand and that more are available for future needs Thy are confident that if those who have contracts to let wou 1 decide at once to proceed with them they would have no tlifllculty hi carry- Ing through any work offered They hardly hope though that operations will come back to their normal much before next spring This is the business situation In Wash- ington in the summer of 1907 Seventyseven- for Grip and Cold in the Autumn 13 dangerous a deepseated Cold now may hang on all Winter and cause serious results before Spring- If you will carry a vial of Dr Humphreys Seventyseven in your pocket as many do fQr the next few months and take a dose at the first chill or shiver you will escape Colds the entire Winter All Druggists sell it most Drug- gists recommend it 25c Humphreys Borneo Medicine Co Cot William and John tret New York SUMMER PRICES OPIates7 7 Plates 5 Set of Teeth 3 Bridge Work Gold Crowns AMALGAM AND CEMENT FIIiUNOS Soc Hours 8 to 7 Sunday 10 to 1 Gs administered RED CROSS DE2ITA1 OFFICE 1229 Fenna Ave K W Summer Resorts IHRSHSTOff The Times conducts a complete Resort Bureau where every atten- tion will be given persons desirous- of obtaining Information concerning Resorts throughout the country The service Is tree New Jersey Resorts ATLAXTH CITI Charles and tfie Beach Offers the same high standard of accommo dation and cuieine at greatly prices during September H J DYNES au2030tTHE LEXINGTONP- acific and Arkansas 1 q from station and Youngs Pier premises extend to Beach Uathlng from house Bath phones all convenience Oc anvi w rooms JT up weekly Superior table White servic PAUL C HOSKCRAXS Booklet GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL Virginia Ave and Beach Atlantic City X J Capacity 600 gu ats Specially reduced lot Sept and Oct American 16 weekly J to IS dally Superior and service Largest and SeeM rooms Hot and cold tea water In all baths private public Music Write for folder Oarage CHARLES E COPE GALEN HALL HOTEL AND SANATORIUM CITY On rf the newest stone brisk and Sulldlnga with every comfort always ones ready always busy Wildwood N J HOTEL HOTEL TEJTWZCK SIMPLY THE BEST Fanwlck always open M days year JOHN N EEVE Owners are the more much tar they exp CUtd h1nton pre stolt He t IndustrY have scale the alle- viated COLDSCatch- ing f t 3 u HOTEL RALEIGH reduced ave mOd- ern the sa- to tab and DAY per on beach greatly jnproes Table unsurPasod Now Booklet 4k Prolla bss axe the more era 77s St ate 5 steel always management ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > > =