CAPE MAY DAILY STAR' 0?ir Ghests.

PUBLISHED EVERY MORKING, flUKTVG THE MONTHS OF JLi-V >*!> AOOfST

For dl>pli) M adrertlsmi-nu

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TUESDAY. AUGUST 6, 1&32. Bar. Jot.ii Kcn-haw's Bible L-ctui will be given in tbe I’rcsbywriun cbnrcii this evening. The lectures i us oil interest snd both the chsrscter of the lecture snd the cause to which the proceeds will lie appropriated should command the presence of a large dienec. Let our readers remember this and go around to tbe church, be benefitted and benefit others. It is a sort of mutual benefit society, you sue,and then it la well enough to turn occasionally away from worldly pleasures

upon things spiritual.

There are Indicatlcns that the ph tiffs to tbe suit of a receiver to the I Hall arc repenting for their action, i It is not at all improbable that tbe c will never come to a trial. The earnest protestations of Somerby and the members of tbe board that everything is all right and that tbe fart will be demonstrated in the court has frightened tbe plaintiffs, who are deeply impressed by tbe evidence of coutidenca that Somerby has received from members of the order. Cajie May Branch has nearly one more year to run, and the members do care to be left at this close period. A lady who “dropped In''last c to congratulate tbe Daily Stau i upon the brightness and completem-ss of the paper, said: “I hope Mr. C. Garvin Uilmalne will hare a big testimonial. He deserves H. He makes Congress Ilall hops very pleasant for all who attend them.” Tbe Btak seconds this hope very heartily. Gilmalne is a thoroughly good fellow and worthy of all that can be bestowed upon him. Tbe attractions are to be numerous including the famine Ladles' Schubert Concert Co., of which tbe following things were asid In Kansas City and Major Rosa Gudin, collector of customs, said last night, '‘Nothing better In a musical way has ever been beard in this city.”—Kansas City Tones, Mo. Probably a better satisfied audience never assembled in Association Hall than the thousand people who were present last night to hear the charming entertainment given by tbe Ladles' Schubert Quartette, from Boston. The first number on tbe program, a nade by the Quartette, was a marvel of harmony and delicacy of expression, and throughout tbe evening the same high standard was maintained. Every number on the programme receivtd unstinted approbation.—Toronto Empirt. The menhaden fishermen during tbe months of July and August, operate atcamera along the beaches. Tbe 1 Stipulates that these steamersmustkeep two miles from shore, but their systematic disregard for this ruling is

ply outrageous.

Time aud again these steamers come so close to the shore that figures can bo seen on deck, and Uicy have nearly rained fishing here and at other points by

O Other Pors

nnl Mont

STRAND AND SURE.

“sbeepsbead," once so easily caught the Cape, Is now very scarce, and I steamers seem to have rained tbe fishing for>otber varieties completely. This, of course, has damaged the attractive power of several minor resorts aud w< want to know what is tbe utility of ■ law which is never enforced. This la the strangest part of It. Apparently, the officials whose duty it is to learn of the violations of law by the fiabermen have no sources of informaUtfir>D<Viio espionage mduts. Practically the law seems to be a dead letter, but so bold have th. come that residents all along the aboie will undoubtedly be driven to an appeal to the constituted authorities, in order to save the local fisheries from depletion. Of one thing tbe St.\K has reason be proud—Its aucoesaful efforts to hi pavilions erected along tbe city front upon tbe strand just outside the board walk. It required long and pg(K*lent effort to bring the authorities to the point of Introducing these rooveuicnce«, but tbe Stab uses much deliberation before taking hold of public questions and then persists in what we k now Is for tbe public good. The pavilions came early last season, and quickly became an object of liberal patronage. Early in the day may be seen scores of persons seeklngjnvlgorating benefits of the early morning air, cool, pure and wholesome, eta the high noonday shall shoot down its burning rays, even at noonday, while in exp places, and abut off from the air, folks "'are saying “It Is hot,"frequenters of the pavilions are restfully, comfortably enjoying a draft of air that makes one forget there Is each a thing as a noonday sun. And then they are such s strong vantage grohnd from which to alt in qnlet ixotecliod while viewing the great crowds of bathers. Someth too modest to be caught na “nasty'' bathing suit, ait In them to scan the pretty girls as they pass down, looking dry and sweet, girls come out of the water an boar later la a wet, unhandsome condition; and they.actaally find a pleasure la tbe position. Hovel readers repair thither for a forenoon's quiet while they devour something that Is worse than m trash, snd In the evening spoony plea, who do not particularly carr, (because trying to be good while In lore,: for those who resort to the pari lion* for the aumc purpose, and ait and look into each other's eyes, lore-lit by the electric

lamp.

George A. Frederick a well known architect <if Ba'tlmore, accompanied by bis wife and accomplished daughter, are Windsor guests. Russell B. Harrison and wife came over fifcm the Presidential cottage last evening and participated in the parlor bop at Congress Hall. Prof. Xcwis, who was principal of Capo May City schools in 18d7, will occupy the fame position during the ensuing school year. E. A. Turner and wife, of Baltimore, and their daughters. Misses Grace, Louise, Gertrude and Fannie, have cool Windsor rooms for a long sojourn. Mr. Darwin Musick, of the Grceusburg. Pi(., Iheord. has his family very pleasantly located at tbe Williamson Cottage during the heated term. Mr. Eugene .I. Quinn, of tbe United Fire Insurance Company, and James J. 4juinn. Eaq., both of New York, arc among recent arrivals at tbe Lafayette. Mias Uuldab Wool son, of West Cijie May, will teach st Court House during tbe next school year. She is an exceedingly bright and accomplished young

lady.

Master Samuel Doak, son of Councilman Doak, is visiting bit uncle In New York. He went through iu tbe Pul’man car and was met at Jersey City, by bis uncle. Miss Fanny M. Jackson a very pretty Mias of sweet'sixteen, whose parents arc happy in a Mt. Vernon cottage, s a daily bather .u^pn the city strand. Her constant cotnjianion. Miss Yu-Ian McConathy, also a very prepossessing Ml Vernon young lady, ia equully devoted to the pleasures of tbe surf. Lawyer James Alaton Cabell (accent on the find syllable) from Hichmond, Ya.,is in love with grand old Cape May after spending several weeks delight folly as a guest at Brextou Villa, and means to be found seeking a vacation upon our shore lu seasons to come. Mr. Cabell baa made maoy friends since, coming here. Mrs. Wilson Lewis, 1488 North Thirteenth street, Philadelphia, well known to many of both our daily and weekly readers, was awarded the first prize for being tbe handsomest elderly lady in attendance upon a grand free excursion to Lxnsdowue the other day. Miss Ella J. Uitzelberger, 13SG Ridge ave nuc. was awarded tbe price for the prettiest yonog lady. Mrs. Lewis ia a daughter of the late Mackey Williams, of Dennisvllle, and ever since reaching womanhood baa been counted a very handsome woman. There' are lorn of pretty girls and handsome matrons spending tbe summer very pleasantly on Ml Vernon. Almost every day many of them may be seen mingling with Cape May City maids and matruua in tbe breakers or Dripping with them over tbe floor in the g»y season hop* of evenings. Here are a few of those worthy of mention: M tssea Belle Concannon, Cclie Concannon, Anna Llngg. Judith Miller, Katie Mlllor, Maggie Miller, Clara Uaipio, Kittle Montague. Nan Montague, Fitblan McConathey. Mo. John T, Sandman, Mrs. F. C. C. Liugg, Mrs. McConati.ey, Airs. Stewart, Mrs. Wagenlteiser. tnnie B. C. Webster, pianist for Madsm Louis' dancing class, ia of Richmond's best families and a relative of America's great statesman. Daniel Webster, who was a first cousin to her father. Miss Webster has id her posilver ring that came into her family from Daniel Webster, that is one-hundred years bid, set with diamonds. It is a very quaint article of jewelry and very valuable. In her family ia also tbe oldest Masonic apron in the United Slates, also Masonic jcwelry. In due time those will be presented to Dove Lodge, of Richmond, very old lodge, of which bet father was a member. Mias Webster's mother was a Miss Doggelt, aud her grandmother was Miss Wade, slater to General W’ade, famous in tbe wsr ef 1812. He was iu love with and courted tbe young lady whom General Winfield Soott afterward married. Some triv'al matter cauaed them to break ihelr engagement. It Is said that though General Soott was very kind to her and loved her dearly, she died of a broken heart, grieving for her first love. The Wadea descended from Lord Churchill's family, of England. Churchill Daggett lelt to Mias Webster and her twin fine property in Rlcbraend, and among other personal t (Tecta a Steinway piano, set iu ebony, Inlaid wilb pearl aud gold, that cost t20u0. Both sisters were educated in music by a Prof. GcrdhardL from I-eipsic, at tbe Riebmoud Conaervatery of Music, and completed their studies in Boston. Miss Webster Is passing the summer lo this easy, comfortable way, preferring not to be idle «nd enjoy tbe season at glorious old Cape May.

Starlights.

ic bath do mt s:

Chocolate Cigarette*. 1<K i •e. at Naas', 51 Washington

If you want to go h) the fishing

- '■ pretty sloop yacht ••Rest-

1% wl

. - i usually off

The sea is running full of sea weed, and bathers do not have to get full of tanglefoot before (jbing into tbe tide for a bath, for tbe tangle foot is quite plentiful enough after you get iu. It ia not unpleasant, however, and is soft and green aa salad leaves. “This must be a

sort of sea salad," remarked a lady yea- visiting Mr. terday as she removed a tangle ofilt H** Ariiogt

from her feet. ' Troubles among the summer bon 1' ' V * 1 j'-V * UongrerConsiderable sport was had ip the.: help arc added, as usual, to Lie • fca- —

water yesterday in ball throwing. "Tbe j turns of tbe season.'

ball Wing of hollow rubber, it was not j This resori, of which there is non likely to Injure bathers, but one lady j more beautiful, is by no nuans forgo did complain to tbe surf editor because I ten or neglected this year, tbe ball struck her on tbe cheek while j If there is one kind of dance mot in the w ater. Passing on to tbe upper J democratic and Informal than another ground we saw the same sport being in- j j, y,,, summer hotel bop. du'ged In there also, but by tbe ladies. ■ No doubu ^ w rntert4 , ne ,, „ ,

and strange to relate, a gral/reian com-1

plained to us hgcauxe the ball bad

the pier office

the pier.

. in Cape Ma\

Beverages afti

to be tnc faahiot

Dr. Harry C. Clark and wife,of Wood bury, ye at the Arlington for a length. ‘

ened stay. IledT ., v Miss Lizzie Coult, ci Troy. N. Y , Is i. CnJshed villleu cri:

and Mrs. Fwackbamer at; nedy'a U. S. P.

ington. I Jerseys and all the latest

■Yilry's Congress Ufti

-y day. ires ‘ Silk-bathing u Halpin Brothei

struck him <j

the ■

and ti.ougbt

paper. Girls, be careful and don't bruise the gentleman's noses. Boys, be careful also, and don't bruise tbe ladies' checks. If you smite them upon the one cheek they might turn the other to

you also—lo be kissed.

"Do you know, Mr. Stau, I became wonderfully interested in your recent editorial on tbe peculiar abandon ot ladies on the beach In their bathing robes, and have thought a great ‘di

Alias Ben

tt Cape May. of New York

ilWashlaJ

m ill go

X'lWlluwVrom"

her uncle, J. A ter, X. Y . at t

Cape May Is just as magnetic as eve: to a large clasa of people who an pleased with tbia seaside rcaorL Newest and latest stjles in foreig: aud domestic vehicles of the sciiaatioua sort can now be seen at Cape May. Women w ith unnaturally white lace i Cape May betels in impressive number*

Grant and North str Ita very annoying

dessert <

. Ilsvoring by using Favort

about It aiuoe," remarked a pretty girl I y(,y j,as nearly al who came to oar side graceful aa a j patrons this yeatf all of fawn, but iu tbe customary shortness of i v | l0IR appreciate our modern hotels, bathing garments. "I sometimes al-j Mr. John fl. l.upLn, of Woodbury, most feel ashamed of myself,” she cun- X. j, accompanied by bis family, and tlnujd, "and If I were fully dressed and m xHd advisor, are at the Arlington, sitting on this strand, I should consider I foolhardy bathers will entertain a you Imperticent if yon attempted cr ,„^ „ n Ull . heach when all the comic •U.l . sLmi .1 nr .nkln, k.l p.t o. llir | u „ ra .

a bathing garb, and, I must admit, tir, [

it a very diflerent thing." ! Tbe* must be * eearclty of men at "Well, what are you going to do C * 1 ‘ 8 M, - v whcn Udi ’-' lr f, r “ h oll " :r, ‘ about It?" we asked. j < , * ,!oen, * l ,hc CoOJ!r, ' M 11,11 ' "Nothing," abe replied, and kicking : One of those days peopV may.bcjri.lc up her heels betook her lovely limbs W rent cottages at Cape M»T for into the embrace of old Neptune. j *’' , k, or, if really necessary, “for a I

Andrew H. Reeves, a Wyoming

j perfect couditioi., partially 60x115 feet. Unobstructed ocean. Price #27oO. Apply street. Cape May, N. J.

I Fou Sale.—A rare chance. 1® Farm boos-* containing 5 r

The Mil-

guest Irom Chicago, and brother to ! The nights must m Alayor Geo. II. Reeves, West Cape May, tcr > h -‘U they have be. is a great swimmer, and being sec us- j weekly hops of the g

turned to sea bathing in bit youth, has guests,

great confidence in his ability to take | Iu the matter of enl care of himself in tbe surf. He has a era of more or leas rai little son, Fowler, only four years of . May is something tiki

age, whom be takes out beyond tbe | Newport. 'skera with him, and tbe little fellow | Scandal float* on tb

<da be <

of high „ .

West Cape Alay. about j of a mile fi Cape Alay City. Easy t. rms. apply Jatnea E. Taylor, for. Washington

Jackson aL This city.

Mullincr's teams are iu ffiuch deni here, because of the excellent eondl of bis carriages and tbe safety, c billed with good driving qualities of horses. Stables, Turnpike, just i 'ho hrldgsi. :: — Tlie P. E. Sharpies* Butter, tbe celebrated Delaware county Gilt Edge Bnt-

e very body is asirin; Halpin A llro'a Ki

Market, flit Washington sti

attention and wonderment j hltberti.

bis fearlessness out there In tbe deep j because

Finest table butter

i to interrupt flic i p re sh Country eggs and Darlington' diant Cape Alay ; Delaware County Butter, iti pound an I half-pound prints. Also in five-{>ouud , , . packages. Very convenient for Litnilies. •rtoinlng^fureign-. \ v , 1Iirr5 . cbun-b, H Washing too a close second to ] Wiley's Congress baths are opposi I the evenest bathing, where the beai : slopes most gradually and were l brreze at placis 0 . uwt ls bathe.

tempt. Aud people ssy i

Yesterday another son, a lad of

nineteen, went out with them beyond

the breakers, aud placing the b: brother upon bis shoulders, would

him to jump into father's arms, and be ’ would unhesitatingly obey. Sometimes | Mr. Reeves would permit the little fel- J low to tumble into the sea,aud thus they ] played with him. amusing many, but the more timid ones were a little bit ■ nervous over w hat they feared might be j risky for tbe child. That boy hat a j nerve and brave heart about him that ;

may aland him well iu future.

Tbe >

j A public lecture ot Cats- May would fail

a reform at Siercoptlcon.

an a crowd. I Rev. John Kcrebaw will rxhlbi . ,n. •„ i ; beautiful slcreopticou vlewa of Bibii

scenes. Life of Jeaua. Rout* about , Jerusalem, From Egypt to Canaan,

id about the' Life of Paul, the apostle, on Tuesday a delight to i tv *'uiag next at tbe Presbyterian church,

* Lifavclle - 1 ”—'

u then

a few men lift ol the kind

into the ball

the reception of guei hotels, and was worn bard, giving room

beach sand for all to sit, stand or re-

in the water at bath-

els, throw tbelr booh

rilb a bang.

^r». 1*. Reynolds, ol

slivering a lectui

also, on tbe various subject*, sion 25 cents. Ticket* for sail drug stores. Proceeds for the fund of Y. P. 8. C. E. of said An opportunity to spend an c

Balt im

I Ladies ' cheeks I

lid fail

ing hour. Low w

high ujksd tbe beach, l

ed by her son Ed. aud tie te Cream Root Bc-V.

ly broad and Mis»oa Gertrude and -Alauric RrynoVa jf . , , , , . ‘ J *4,0 lo I. L. bheppar on.l the dry are at tbe Arlington. yfilaboig g.-ods. All

Happy the summer resort these difs Washington atreiL

' ' '■ m track, gamblirg 1 **

i the tidi

>nd kindred

of land I

C. Garvin Gilmalne will preaent to the Cape May public a grand entertainment on tbe occasion of hi* testimonial i Saturday evening next. In addition the famoua Ladle*’ Schubert Quartette, of Boatun, which all lovers of music cannot afford to fail of bearing, there w ill be Impersonations of tbe celebrated actors of the day by Mr. W. N. Griffith, some new and oomic recitations by Mr. Barr McIntosh, fancy dancing by the wonderful little Regina, one of lamou* little tots late with tbe LilKuaaeli La Cigale Co., and last bat not least tbe greatest living lady mimic, Ida Florence, who will also appear in tbe Russian sketch* Pauline Pablorna with tbe beneficiary in tbe caaL The entertainment will conclude with a fine danoe programme. _The todies' Schubert Quartette consist a of tbe following ladle*:' Mis* Belle GoldlbwaiL first soprano; Mia* Carrie P. Shepard, second aopraho; Arvilla Forbuah, first alto; Anna Louise Whitoomb, second alto. Each lady ia a well-known aoloisL

strand bei And I ben t

water is so waiui that the tcuderest valid feels no shock upon entering, a tbe bath is delightfully comfortable a

bem ficlal.

r off Han

L<i'T—A brown pocket hoik containing small sum of money and visiting card*. Finder will receive reward if left

at 17 Windsor avenue.

pre- | bousca Cape Alay is

Tbe moon is full, but will 1ap< gradually and sober up on tbe side. Other fellows will taper off

the end of tbe season.

July is said to have been a more u

successful month at the watering plsce. For , „ l}Ufch ri|> „ this season than for several year* past, to Harry Mulliucr's I yet August will ba better at Cape May. pike near bridge.

j Sold by J. t

illy disappc some Dermlpue. i Congress Hall

9 preventive. Congress Ha

ing an outing aud want to l

r ' — i time and have a little fun

Base Ball. laud live wUely and well at tbe same : pharmacy.

. o ,o, ,0, j “m. Don'l JU..I|utc, t!t,l S, duo't . Tr,.U. U 1. II. SmU Cai« May yesterday. 1 bo famous Me- , to excesses. A Son',, 47 Washington strccL

Fctridge sUrtcd iu to pitch for the visl- j \ kind Protideoce looks after the

U CajH- May Iu a style that would 'juri opened at T. Santo - * Ja|

n ill.

iwsy

them to the batters, under iustructioi from tbe captain, who became “sulky" ! over a decision of Umpire Mclutosb. i

and many were the neat “pick-up*” * "noble _

.nd W.UUM lb ? .^ C.pWn W, s ,, , Mr. Burr M.Int.wli .ill gi„ au SS^

turner icrfotniauec at Congress Hall 1 Touixlay evening next. A numler

{ of prominent artist* will appear. Air.

iu Uilntaine is in the cast of Mr-

n for a large share,

rile only run scored by Wynnewnod !

is in the eighth, <

1 third,!

his ■

•ilor* to Cape May for twentyais. and la still doing the art: ' which has made him celebrate idio, Stockton batlis t

L If--

Thon .

Bayne, cf 1 Ramadell, ss 1 Petriken, rf t Scboff, lb 1 Coogan, c 3 Priest, p 0

| McIntosh's beautiful oue-act play en- meet 1 i tit'ed “Why," which will be pioducrd. Angus I fld at > Air. and Airs. Robert Gilmour, the hea ' Frankford.ate making an Indifinitc stay metits. ,' at the EIbcton. Mr. Ulimour i* eaten-1

drily engaged

KoUee

ommissionera of Appal W11 the City Hall on Saturday Will and Saturday, Septombo e hour of 10 a. m. each day. fo iug of a] p rals from tgx asacw-

GEOBOE L. Lovett,

jySO-tf Collector.

Fredericks, 3b 0 Foulkrod, ha........1 Miller, If 0 Myerr. lb 0 Daly. 2b 0 Fox, e 0 Wiley, rf. .. .0 O’Hara, cf 0 McFetridge, p 0

0 9 0 0

0 10 0

4 27 11 4

1, Thomas. Petriken,

bits, King, Priest. Home r Sacrifice hits, Ramadell, Sohoff. PriesL Miller. Stolen

WagenhursL 2; King. 8chuff, 2;Coogan. 2; Miller. Bases on balls, off McFet-

At a late hour last evening tbe Allentown team, wired that they would be unable to keep their engagement to play here to-day and Wednesday. A game will be played with another team. Philadelphia National League team will be here 00 Friday and-tlere will be a special excursion from Philadelphia for tbe game.

mill* at Third aud Lcblgh avenue, Phil- - - _. , c n adelphia. Yesterday Mr. Gilmour met 1 OhillTCS Jj. W CDStGr & CO. S

FICTION,

Fact and Fancy Series

bis brother Charles at Anglrsea and hail a fine day's sport catching weak fish. Some riaitors remark of some cottage owners, “They get enough out of their cottage during the Summer to keep

them all winter," but some of tbe cot-j __ , ,, , tage owners de not get enough to keep : JUSt PubllSnCCj. Uicm all .ram, RcoU MaSTKR OF SlLE.VCE : A Cape May are not large enougli to make; ,, „ . cottage renting at Cape May extraurdi- «°T^ri Ce ' In'ing narily profitable to owner*, by any! Bacheller. means. ■■•The Matter of Silence’Is

faculty ot mind-reading."—)i. Y. World. Other Volumes in tbe Fame Serle*. Don Finimondone : Calabrian Sketches. By Elisabeth

Cava;

Wasted—Alen to make themselves generally useful around bath tiouata Apply to C. Quidort, Slockjgin Baths. To complete your kitchen cooking department use Favorite flavoring ex- j

Alolasae* Cream Candy, fresh to day. ! SKLECTEp PoEMS. By Walt

Nuts', .»1 Washington strccL j Whitman.

Fine assortment of cigar* at Ken- TlIE GERMAN EAlPEROk AKD nedy'a U. 8. P. HlS EASTERN NeIGHIIOBS. gSSZ. S L By , streets, for private terrapin suppers, ! MERRY I ALES. By Mark

sofL bard and deviled crabs, Cetera, Twain scalloped and in every other style, antf-f^ a wwui.

little neck dams. Game in season. STAUPCO CLOTH, WITH OUT TlTieS

Wine* and liquors. Beer on draught. ! £ACf/ jg c£HTS

Families supplied.. Tbe only summer garden at Cape May. Cool and airy. Ice cream la highly appreciated if flavored with Favorite Extract vanilla

or Florida orange.

For sale by J. N. (JARRIHOX, *»-iOt Cape Hay, X.J.

CONGRESS HALL, *'APK MAY, X. J.

r. with a blear outlook enteacr. -The rooms at e uurxoellfd. and there

-Magnificent and Complete Line of Oriental Rugs, Portieres, Embroideries,

At >0 6 W ASHINGTON ST., • Next to Pot Office llailding. Direct Importation YUZUKJIAN BROS.

CAPE MAY,_N. J. FDiirleeitliSeasDB.lSSl Capacity, 300.

Location Unsurpassed.

OXK ni.OCK FROM PAMKFKUER STA TION. XKARKST 1IOFSF. TO THENFRF

HTRICTI.Y FIRNT-t l.ASS

APPOINTMENTS.

WAIVTElt W. UItEEN, of Philadelphia, I*r4»prIol4»r.

Itou

■s>HOTEL i COLUMBIA

Imiirovnl. Kleetric Hells. Perfect Itrainaxe,Modern Conveniences.

Kates. OxicA inert* off Iralm. No HA It.

I. lelTTEZKY. Uteot Hotel Dayton. Wildwood Beach. N.J.

IVTarine "Villa, C APE MAY, N. J. Favorably known lor the past eighteen years as the most popular, eligibly located and desirable of seaside hotels. All modern improvements, perfect drainage and ventilation, natural spring and filtered water,air entirely free from humidity and miasma. , MRS. F. RAM.ENBECK.

DO YOU WISH TO ENJOY FINE PASTRY AND DESSERTS t USE F avorite Pvt parts lavoring D Al1 aLl5 * Same aa in use by the leading Caterer* and Confectioners. Sold by all firet-cla*.

Grocers.

EXCEESIOR HOT AND COLD SeaWater Baths. Dcrater SL mad Beach Ate. CUAS. SHIELDS. Manager.

The Flnextaad Mow Complete E,tat>{!,>ilunil of the kind uu