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‘‘~â€" . Mead Office â€" Waterioo _ â€" Insurance Company ges INCORPORATED 1975 C _ A\{illiners The Mercantile ire U . >>~ Kinge BE _ ~~ Business Office 249, Ho se 209. Business solicited for first clas C Companies. «gubscribed Capital. . ... . .. _ 200,0000 Deposit with the Dominion Government ...... ...... .. 8!17,140. All policies guaranteed by the London and Lancashire Insurance Company vith Assets of $16,306,638. â€" ~â€" ‘Alfred Wright, Secretery See Pacâ€"Siuile Wrapper Betows, C0,. aA BOEHM District Agent * Waterloo, Ont. Phone 249. . Must Boar Signature of f ___â€"C. A BOEHM WmumuAm& ~â€"â€" / Suecssbor to Buckberrough & Co. The Missos Fehrenbach To United States $ Subscribers | J oo â€"peaiihien s opdcap en C t Yeach copy ol the Chronicleâ€"Teleâ€" | abh is required on all papers mail | "to United States points and We j have therefore been obliged . to in éfease the subscription to . United States subscribers to $1.50 per year payable strictly in advance. o Owing to ‘the new Postal Law which came into e€ect, May 8, 1906, mostare to the amount of â€" one cent The unfoliing of Antumn Mil lnery style goes steadily on in our maillinery parlors. _ _ _ â€" ‘Kvery day brings forth new models. Some of our most partâ€" jénlar dressers consider our own make bate with more favor than the imported models. In that they are ‘better accommodated to the galet sloganes which Berlin taste io millinery demands. ? GVUBE 8!CK HEADACHE email and as cssy ARTISTIG JOB WORK c v& Chronicle â€" Tolograph Job Roomsâ€" â€" . FIRE IN HAMILPON GLASS CC‘ dORKS., 23 King St., East Berlin, Ont Is being â€" t daily by the Give us your next order and be conâ€" vinced. f FOR THE COMPLEXION Inspector sp%. 18. â€"The firemen the Diamond . Glass ary on James stroet ng, where several hunâ€" 0 To# guilty to the charge of stealing th sum of $268 from bis ‘!““"“: Â¥in. . MoLt ~ Galt, .~ e uin “i‘.aâ€"w«'v‘.f’ (t â€" porvil morpi Tor :; m â€" :’i&"fl‘% [nemidheeaty o behalt s made a ‘that the prisoner did not. remember %ufiu«-fl have been‘ . He stated that the pris oner‘s father was will to â€"repay the belance still McLennan, amounting: to. about , â€" . together with defraying ‘all the costs of the case. ‘The prisoner has also promised to remain at home and lead a better life. He aSked that the prisoner "be allowed to go on -qu:d sentence. The prisoner added aâ€"few words to what his counsel had said by stating that be miust have been crazy when he took the money as he had no need i for it. * His Honor referted to a previous charge of the theft of certain papers laid by the prisoner‘s father which was one of the evidences that he had been a bad boy. He also stated that he had inquired into the ; prisoner‘s past history and fo that he has been leading a fast so fast that his own father was unable to endure him any longer and he was compelied to send him away from home. . His Honor said that when a prisoner is being ‘tried ‘he does. not look into the case any further than the â€" evidence presented, butâ€"when the prisoner conâ€" fesses he makes it a practice to make. himselt thoroughly acquainted â€" with the ciroumstances and he has done so in this case. He characterized â€" the: theit as being "‘base, treacherous and mean." It could not have been acâ€" complished by a drunken man and he took no stock in this plea. He knew the prisoner personally and . always found him a cheerful and industrious {oung man, but he has learned that e was leading a double life. His father, however, has come to his resâ€" cue and makes a generous offer of restitution and is willing to forgive his wayward son. It was his intenâ€" 1 1 w 4ns Arthur â€" Harttung n this case, HC ONBEIREDMEITAED ... 2UDc3 heft as being "‘base, treacherous and Excellent and timely .sermon from Psa, mean." It could not have been acâ€" 93:5, viz., ‘‘Holiness becometh thine â€"omplished by a drunken man and he house, O Lord, forever.‘" . Heâ€"said took no stock in this plea. He knew the people had much to be thankful the prisoner personally and always to God for and urged that his hearers found him a cheerful and industrious keeP their minds on God and not on {oung man, but he has learned that surroundings. _ He said, *"Customs e was leading a double life. His change and many things are unbecomâ€" father, however, has come to his resâ€" ing, but holiness always becomes the cue and makes a generous offer . of house of God."‘ He also referred to restitution and is willing to forgive the Church of God, which â€" includes his wayward son. It was his intenâ€" Christian people, and said. Paul teachâ€" tion of imposing a sentence on the °S individuals are also to be the temâ€" young man, but in view of his fathâ€" ple of God. Holiness means separaâ€" er‘s plea he would allow the prisoner tion from evil. The Church of Christ to go on suspended sentence subject is to be a separate people; .so also to the consent of the Crown. | the church building should be kept Mr. W. M. Reade, K. C., acting free from worldly things. He said, Crown Attorney, gave his consent , ‘"The church should not be used for and after His Honor had explained anything unlike ‘boliness. _ Practical the meaning of the sentence and given holiness is better than theory, and a few words of sound advice, the actions speak louder than â€" words." ;prisonet ahd his father â€"took the .Ho maintained that holiness does not necessary bond and the young man‘ make men perfect, but enables them was given his liberty. 'to live a good life. In conclusion fe referred to the fact that toâ€"day the Disorderly House Case. _ |church is apt to drift from the â€" old * landmarks, because they allow : themâ€" Judge Chisholm, who had reserved . t ; ‘ his judgment in the case against Mrs. .“.l::’ “t'g m’;“ too much taken up Eiserman for keeping & dhordetlyiwt"m o world. house in consequence of, as he stat| he sermon Rev. Goudie an= ed, the able defence presented by her »nounced that there was |t|.ll $600.00 counsel Mr. E. W. Clement in her inceded for the churehâ€" building, which behalf, in which he quoted cases ~to cost about $8,000, and $30 more than prove that the evidence did not show | ;';’:::;‘fip:m“‘:::nmmx&g Aoige _ prisoner kept a disordet!Y church was then dedicated to God as ue Honor stated that he had lookâ€": PMRAY N) B. C. church. In the afâ€" ed into the cases quoted by the counâ€" , ternoon liberal offerings were also reâ€" sel for the prisoner and the evidence | Ceived and during the day nearly $700 presented by the Crown and had no i Y45 collected, some . of which will ‘diflkulty in arriving at the conclusion z{;::g‘ol; “:l‘:‘t" ;::t:’lh‘ ‘cosntolu that she kept ‘A.d‘sofd?fl!- l.'fi"f:_...-!cnce of those who cannot hear well. ed into the cases quoted by the counâ€" ;. sel for the prisoner and the evidence .‘ presented by the Crown and had no! dificulty in arriving at the conclusion | that she kept a disorderly house. | In addressing the prisoner the Judge E stated that she had kept a houa, that was a scandal to the neighborâ€" hood. It was notorious . and vu‘ visited by bad men living in Beriin and neighborhood for evil. purposes. The community had been scandalized by this house. The evidence present» ed showed that she was a vilé ndl ,pm!ane woman and her language to Mr. Braun was scandalous. She had abused her neighbors in & shameful and blasphemous manner. â€" She was ‘not only a vile woman but & desperâ€" ate woman as was shown five years ago when she appeared before him on | charge of having attempted to shoot a man for which she was Punâ€". ished. Notwithstanding the .panner { in which she had abused her neighbors | they. have requested . that she be dealt | with leniently and in view of the fact | that she was a mothef â€" he would let her go on suspended sentence 0n ‘this occasion with a warning that â€" if she ever appeared before him â€" again she would receive the full penalty of the law. The Judge advised her to ‘\move to another locality. Mr. H. J Crown. hcuameriene hand .may teelas safe as though YOUNG WOMAN there was a doctor constantly in the COMMITS SUICIDE | home. Baby‘s Own Tablets cure all ‘ witien # stomach : and . bowel .. troubles, break ‘ up colds, expel worms, and _ moke A sad _ suicide took placte at‘teething easy. The mother bas Berlin on Friday a.m. about 11 ‘o‘clock| guardntee: of~ a government ml# at the residence on Foundry street,o!| that this. medicine contains 10 opiate ‘Miss Elizabeth Bullas, sister of Mesâ€"| or poisonou§ ~Beothing stufl. Nrs: srs. J. & J, Bullas, of the . Betlin H. H. Nonnyman, Mattall, . N. 8., Art Glass C6.â€"â€"â€" _ _ _ > ~. |naymw« ‘I have uged., Bn:"u own * The young jady" drank the ‘“eon-"l‘:bieh for my bittle girl while teothâ€" tents â€" of a Jâ€"oz, botble ol-::;v\lc jng and for constipation, and trink acfd cand v:.‘sn a critica} C g::|um; unfihhlmq::lm when â€" the was w'“‘v 1 Bold dealers + v an, pioicles was Tailed, and _ she ““1".&%.:’%1" W im local â€" physician was ¢alled, and whe , Hams‘ Co:, ville, Ont. succumbed to _ the effects of ml | |duredsctd ‘The deceased was about 25 yeats ol.g.ndhli.lllillhumlffl’ some _ years. She has been in . & melancholy condition for somic Wweeks. The remaine were taken to . the morgue at Lippert‘s undertaking ces« tablishment. Coroner Lacknetr, after ~Ascertaining The facts in connection with the deed , decided that it was committed @n a fit of. temporary in ::.My and that an inquest was un« No immediate cause cah be, assignâ€" ed Aor the rash deed. The woman‘s mother is in Toronto A sad _ suicide took placte at Berlin on Friday a.m. about 11 ‘o‘clocle mt the residence on Foundry street,of Miss Elizabeth Bullas, sister of Mesâ€" _ +o <a~ + â€" Hnitae â€"of the â€" Beflin a Te mt for the and largely attended. ‘The ‘v"uw,dunhm.-(h the morning between t . and nine hundred were present. fi er S. Goudie had charge and on â€"â€"the platfiorm were . P. Co Breslau andâ€"â€"Rev. 8. of town, two former Presiding ot the church. sinane"9 Rev. Mr. Goudie, P. E., preached an In the afternoon Rev. P.. _ Cober preached a short but helpful sermon from 2 Chron. 6:20,231, his theme being the benefits derived from the house of God.. The pastor, Rev. Mt. Krauth, also spoke briefly in the Gerâ€" man language, _At the ovening service Rev. J. N. Kitching of Owen Sound, preached a very \earnest sermon, taking his text from/Jer. 8:20, and directed his reâ€" marks principally to those who have not accepted Christ. A special Teature of the services was | the concregational singing, led | by Mr. P. Shupe, which was excellent, and a tréeat to any lover of music. Especially inspiring were the familiar hymns, "Guide me O Thou great Jeâ€" hovah," and ‘"‘More Love to Thee." ‘ An Imptessive Farewell. _ The services in Trinity Methodist ILLS OF CHILDHOOD HOW TO CURE THEM In thousands of homes Baby‘s Own Tablets is the only medicine . used when children ‘are ailing, and . the mother:â€" who keeps this medidlp on Which was dedicated with appropriate services on Sunday. ALL MARRIED POLKS P Bethany Mennonite Church '.1""‘ s Pve Ns _ F who. x week for ~West China. fwm;:":‘m“ misâ€" which has ever Canaâ€" rm shores and all of them will be supported by Canadian â€" Methodism. lin‘s. native sons â€"and ant Mrs. Albort P, Quirob lelt on Monday for Toronto they join> thirty. other mis This denomination has ‘been allotted / the province of Se Chuan, West Chiâ€" na, with a population of 1,000,006 inhabitants to evangelize, Rev.. and Mrs. Quirmbach will be supported enâ€" tirely by the funds raised by Trinity Church and this eongregation | will have the privilege ‘of not only supâ€" porting a minister at home but two missionaries 4n the foreign field. On Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Quirmbach gave â€" an interesting and . inspiring account of his labors in China when he ‘was laboring under the auspices «[ the China Inland Mission. In the afâ€" ternoon he addressed the Sundayâ€" school. A platform meeting was held in the evening and it is doubtful if _ there has ever ‘been a more beautiful© and impressive service in this community. The â€" pastor,â€" Rev, Sâ€" E. Marshall, was in charge and in his opening teâ€" marks referred to the fact that a few years ago Berlin was a home mission field, has become selfâ€"skstainâ€" ing and is now sending two misâ€" sionaties to the foreign field. He attended> the farewell miceting in Toâ€" ronto and did not heara note of sacrifice but of priviftege. Included in the groupâ€" of 32 ‘missionaties _ were two nurses, two teachers, two mediâ€" cal men, oneâ€" druggist, one prinier, \one builder, one accountant and the balance . ministers. . * Brief and _ appropriate addresses were delivered by Messrs. A. S. Hallâ€" man Dr. J. F. Honsberger, A Bricker and Rev. J. W. German in behalf of the . Official Boards and congregaâ€" tion, O. A. Keffer, representing the Epworth League, G. W. Fisher, the Sundayâ€"school, and E. M. Shi drick, the cboir. The latter presentâ€" ed Mr. Quirmbach with a wallâ€"filled purse from the choir, Rev. and Mrs. Quirmbach each deâ€"i livered appropriate addresses _ and : considered it a high privilege to go to China to assist in the evangelizâ€" ation of that mighty nation. Mr. Quirmbach displayed a handsome adâ€" drcss on satin which was presented to him previous to returning home, in which reference was made to bis work and expressing the hope that te would return in the near future. After the service a large numbetr tatried to _ bid farewell to Mr. and ‘The music by the choir was excelâ€" lent and appropriate BERLINASSESSOR SUSPENDED Mayor Huber has taken upd self the power to suspend town official. This time it is the Assessors, Mr. Simon Reid, who received a notice from: His Worship on Thursday afternoon because of the Assessor‘s afleged antipathy to cerâ€" tain menbers ol the Assessment Comâ€" mittee. f 7 The Mayor is anxious to be â€"asâ€" gessed and have his name appear on the voters‘ list. Ee is a boarder and roomer. at the home of Mrs. Moyer assessed as a tenant fot $600. ‘The on â€"Scoty street: He ter â€" latdâ€"â€"before â€" yho â€"COmMINLSIGE, . 1 M% advice of the town soli¢itors was 8câ€" cured and Madv!qtl}.ttg Ill-_‘ z'. daim is unfounded and that ‘Assessor has no legal right â€" to assess Mr. Huber as a tenant on this property. ‘They réport that any other ‘boatder . and...rooinct atâ€"<aâ€" private house or hotel would have as â€" much right to be assessed as a tenant and :;. escape the payment of â€" poll Mayor. Huber . clatms that he is & real tenant, that Be bas a key (to ? houge and a -.hcd. rooms in it, . Mrs. * is . asvexsed at $1400; z:nm’;!‘*w a# $300 on it W°C has taken upon himâ€" to suspend anothet and had the matâ€" ) Commitice. . The in id . Cre * S $ hal : M ndgre ul * S’ y; c in‘ ‘ -.. .\;. # ho derin t hus tathee" Des" 5000| pment, > v,; 4 arams 3 * ck Er L . Thes m ononed â€"sutered * a _ sit9lh h t p M idns " No t s Fypdâ€" o n £ d wan 8 ;'13"%’»14& oo w ,’v‘rs Thiring tnm ht . AAWininP s oo 'e_«’ M Pm rdied S F s ies ‘The late Dr. Jobn J. Clement was . e ‘ .e __ X s ’Q:h- ,. ‘; M id â€" wan \a;, . .son of . the Inte ~~,- ipiinges usingss in a v:::'n’hz‘un; cesshully â€" conducted ~a ~period 0 «years and © was one of â€" {t1¢ %â€"M Jn Sataia and, in the town and. county . ~ and> ‘being a musician of ~unusual. ability he led the choir of the â€" Methodist Church for many years. He was a lifeâ€"long Liberal and an active work er. in its ranks. * ‘The _ deceased was twice married and is survived â€" by his widow and | his . only son, E. W. Clement. He is d,lonm'lnd by ~hig aged mother, who is in ber 83rd year and. fout brothers ~and two sisters,. namely E: P.~Clement, K.C., Berlin, Hon. â€"Jusâ€" tice Cigment,â€"of . Supreme Court,Bri tish Columbia,; Geo: ‘P. Clement, Sas katoon, Sask., R. V. Clement, Vor: non,â€" B.C., © Miss ~M. A. Clement, British â€" Columbia, and . Mrs. _.John Birnie, Owen. Sound. W. and‘~E.â€"P. ; Clement will :{htw thize _ with them and the family in their â€" sudden bereavement. Aléx. Butler Cleverly Forces the Lock of One of Berlin‘s Police ESCAPELD AND Nor Iron bars a cage." R *"This is what Alex. Butler thought on Sunday evening after spending . a couple hours in the Berlin police cells. He had been arrested about 4 o‘clock on _ Sunday afternoon on a commitment warrant served by Chiel O‘Neill, the young man having failed to pay a fine of $1,00 and $2.75 costs imposed two weeks ago by the Magistrate after having been found guilty on a charge of diserderâ€"‘ y ~ conduct. : s Butler has been in Bresliau for some time and on Sunday came to Berlin. Chief O‘Neill spotted him and he was taken to the cells. About seven o‘clock, and fifteen minutes after the Chief had ~seen Butler in thecell it was found that the bird had flown. The door . was Wide open and the instrument used toâ€"break 1t open was on the foor. Butler, who ‘is a strongâ€"looking young man, had forced the sixâ€"inch hook which holdsup the ‘"bunk" off the eye and ~then shovedâ€" his _ atm through the bars and used the hook to force open the lock which trick he succeeded in accomplishing in â€" very short ordet. : The police immediately started to search for the escaped prisoner and Sunday night Chie# O‘Neill and High Constable Huber found him under his bed at his boarding house in Breslau. Butler was brought back to Berlin and spent the night in the other cell, which was watched very closely by the police on night duty. Monday morning Butler appeared in Police Court, elected to betried by the Magistrate, pleaded guilty â€"to the charge of escaping from â€"custody and was remanded until Thursday for ‘"Stonewalls do _ not a . prison o ie e ie 1 on We Tin c [ Two other former Berlin boys who were employed by Mr. Bowman, Mes« Cers: Lennox Bray and. Stanley Carâ€" |)-ht‘m employed . by the Alberâ€" ;u Government in the Public Works department as |\ The many m of : Mesâ€" ‘ srs. Bowman, Chalmers, Bray . and |C;rpenw, will be pleased to learn "u‘nt they Are doing well in th« County Clerk H.. J. Bowman _ teâ€" received an interesting letter . from brother _ David, formetly of â€" Berlin who â€" recently assumed . a . reâ€" &ponsible "position in the Treasury department of the Alberta ~Legislaâ€" ture. â€" Mr Bowmanâ€" is one of ~ thy auditors and (i2~~â€" greatly â€" pleased with bis new duties. ‘The â€" erection of the new parliaâ€" ment (buildings is referred to and a tormer © ensploye of: County Clerk Bowman, Mr. Jotin Chalmers, C.E., has the contract for the erection of this $1,000,000 building. _ ~ ~_ Misr Gordoner, of Michigan, spent @unday with Berlin: friends and â€" will attend the Mennonite conferente â€" this BERLIN BOYS DOING WELL Miss Samantha Cober, of Southâ€" ampton, spent Sunday with friends in Ferlin FRUIT WAR IN REGINA CAUGHT AGAIN triends <of â€" Messrs.â€"â€" E. 18.â€"â€" This is Pickling time, you w Vinegar. We have the very! best at right prices. 33 s R. Weber & Co. _ Successor to J. A. GOOD & Co. BERLIN, is We Are Positive Wehave a lot of goods received at a big discounnt wholesaie € which are now bdn%oflerqd for sale. Values were never equalled ht#’g; See our RATTAN ROCKERS (large size) at $2.00 and $2.25, e BEDRUOM SUITS (iron or wooden beds) $12 and up. SIDEBOARDS $10.00 and up. EXTENSION TABLES [best slides made] $5.75 up. BERLIN = & â€" = ONTARIO. E UNDERTAKINGâ€"Day Phone _ 87; Night Phone, Mr. L. Seibert‘s houte, 6 Miss Carrie B. Dunnett of Dundonâ€" ald is the guest of Miss B. M. Dunâ€" ham for a few days. Miss Dunnett will graduate in arts next summet from Toronto University. e Mr. Harry D. McKellar has sold his residence corner Courtland Ave. and David St. to Mrs. J. E. Nevillé, whose fine home on Frederick â€" street he has purchased. Mr. and Mrs, E. M. Shildrick are spending a few days in Seaforth. At the Finance Committee meeting on Friday evening Alds. Campbell, Sheppard and Asmussen were appoinâ€" ted a special committee to supervise the erection of the proposed smallâ€" pox hospital which must be erected by the Town Council.‘ The Clerk was instructed to ask for suitable plans from the Provincial Board of Health. Miss Marion Bowman is visiting reâ€" datives in Danyille, 11. Mr. Hy. Helt, Church street, <left m‘flll three weeks‘ visit in the States. c Misses Laura Knechtel and. Flotâ€". ence Oberfioltzer are attending the Evangelical Y.P.A. Convention . in THE KIND YOT WANT _ 6 "~THEH KIND THAT SATTSEHIES 3A CHBP KIND TPHAT â€"EKHW$PS 1 +*8> PIOXKLBEES. GoVvVERNMENTTESs $. TRBD AND INSPBEBOTED. .. ols FURNITURE SALE _ in wtn( a. few days . with <her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Wm. Zinger: J, H. Schnart, the ‘"halflâ€"way groâ€" ter‘‘ between Berlin and Waterloo, is erecting an addition to the front . of . Miss Irene Kraft is visiting friends in New â€" Hamburg for a few days. Miss Katie â€" Schats â€" who spent a dew weeks in the Nofthwest has returned home. Mrs. J. H. Rocdding is visiting friends in London. Miss Clara Arnold has . returned from a few months‘ visit withâ€"Mends in Manitoba. and British Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Paxton of Toronto, Mrs. Nichol -m Leon . Shupe of Galt, visited triends on Wedâ€" â€" gIMPSON FURNITURE (0. All other lines equally reduced. Berlin News Items Mrs.â€" Chatles | Gress ~of â€"}mnovetr, to the square. Mr. and Mrs. Elo Shant¢, â€" Heide!â€" rk,. visited Berlin relatives on Sunâ€" SIMPSON WAREROOMS Hardware Stoves,Tinware,Plunibing and â€" Pipe Fittinga _( . Store near Post office, Phone 142, Berlin. A. S. HALLMAN, Grocer, 90 King St, East. Dietrich‘s Block Berlin, Ont. egarl BOTTOMâ€" PRILICES We have the best roofing in the: Dominion, 97 â€"pounds Seeing is believing, is‘nt it? Drop in and see it at G. E: POTTER VINEGAR â€"â€"AF Messrs, G. O. Philip . and .C, N. Huether were visitors at the Wel~ lesley Fair on Wednesday, y Messts. W. E. Butler â€" and T. A. McKay are inspecting the books‘ of the Merchants‘ Bank this week. _ Mrs, J. H. Landreth, of Torouto, was in Berlin Thursday. : Rev. S. E. Marshall attended> the Executive _ meeting of , the Lord‘s Day â€" Alliance in Toronto on Tuésâ€" day and Wednesday. j Mr. C. Clemens left Thursday motnâ€" jng> on his semiâ€"annual business trip to the Pacific Coast. C " Revs. C: R. Knechtel and A. Y> Haist, Mrs. A. H..Schweitzerand Miss Addie Moyer, of Betlin, were among those who left on Thursday from this vict=ity to attend the Y. P.A. convention of the Evangelical Church _ which opened in Chesley Thursday afternoon. Rev.â€"C. R.‘Miller was in Strattord on Friday for a few hours. . <‘>~ Mrs. F. Stess is visiting her son in Qwo#so, Mich., for a few weeks. Mrs. Baker of Stayner, is visiting hec daughter, Mrs. (Rev.) C. _ F, Krauth, Chapel street. ® Rev. S. Goudie, of Stouftville, is spending some time with friends in Mr. and Mrs. G. Krauth of Pfi Eligin are spending a few days with their son, Rev. M:s. Krautk. â€"‘~~ Miss Jackman, of Stayner, is visit» ing friends in Beriin for a few z street, visited friends rélatives in Eimira on Sunday. » who at service of Bethany Mennonite church on Sunday were Rev‘ds. P. Cober, Breslau, S. Cressman, Stayner, Sievenpiper, New D&ndce, H. x ter, Port Elgin, and J. N. Ki Owen Sound. * * CA MB Mr. and Mrs. S. Scheitele and M¢. and Mrs. A. Good and daughter, of Conestogo, visited at R. Sider, Kaiser street, on * â€"Mr. Jolin Hooetrmann and little sc 8, VINEGAR ,. AFC of Mrs fle