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NEW YORK.


One Hundred Families UnhOused.
New YORK, Sept PA fire at Edge
water, Staten Island, this morning des-
troyed thirty buildings, and from $4,000
20 100, 600 dollars worth of property.
OAe hundred families are rendered house
less, and many now are camping in tents.
The fire was still burning late this after
noon. No further damage anticipated.
The Southern Pacific.
The Southern Trans Continental Rail
way Company met this afternoon, Gen.
Fremont presiding, and adjourned to
Thursday, when permanent Organiza-
ton will be effected.
It's reported on the street this after
noon that Francis Skinner & Co., will
paw fifty cents on the dollar.
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Official Report of Sedan-The ExpIO-
sion Rt LaOn.
FROM AUSTRIA.
what Grant Says to King Will;

Whit WIHHt SHys 10 NIIIg WIIIlaln.
PRAGUE, Sept. ia Berlin telegram
TO tto Folitique, of this city, says great
sensation was created by dispatch from
the American Government to its Envoy at
the Prussian capital, expressing the hspe
that there would now be cessation of
war in view of the fact that its aim, the
deihronement of Napoleon, had been ac-
complished No sooner had the Minister
communicated the dispatch to Won Thiele
and Gutenberg than it was sent to King
William by special messenger.
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MEMPHIS.

A Strange Assault-NegrO Waylaid
by AnOther-ROw in a Restau-
rant
MEMPHIS, Sept. l2.-Frank Glassmeyer,
engineer at the jail, while standing on the
corner of Main and jackson streets last
night, was struck with a brick by an un-
known person, from the effects of which
he died during the night. The deceased
was formerly of Reading, Pa
A negro named James Jones was way
laid in Chelsea last night by another
named Bailey Robinson and shot with q
shotgun, killing him instantly. Robin
son was arrested.
A shooting affray occurred at Gaston's
Restaurant tonight between A. G. Fer
guson and Deputy Sheriff John NJ. Frame,
in which the latter was dangerously shot
in the breast. Ferguson gave himself up.
The affair grew out of remarks made over
beefsteak.
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Fourth ward Meeting.

The citizens of the fourth ward held q
meeting at Craig's stable on North Cherry
street last night for the purpose of 1oml-
mating candidates for Alderman and Coun-
cilmen from that ward, The following
gentlemen were nominated:
For Alderman-R. S. Patterson
For Councilmen-JosephC Creighton and
James Pentecost.
Mayor Morris and Col Beech, candi-
dates for Mayor, addressed the crowd at
some length, and were listened to with
aarpasf attention
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FROM BELGIUM.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n
with Them.

with Them.
BRUSSELS, Sept. II, 4 P. M.-Italy,
Austria and Russia are agreed in princi-
pie and have authorized Russia to ask
Prussia for an armistice A dispatch to
that effect was sent by telegraph to Ber-
lin. No answer has yet been received.
Lord Lyons, who heretofore acted as in
termediary between France and Prussia,
has resigned the task in favor of Olasags,
the Spanish Minister.
Eugenie IncOgnit0.
Empress Eugene while on her way to
England remained concealed three days in
In environs of this city.
Numbers of French wounded arrive.
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MEXICO.
A Medley.

HAVANA, Sept. 12.-Mexicau advices
to Sept. have been received. The resig-
nation of Lerdo I. Ejaca was not accept
ed. Martinez was routed in Tamanlupas.
Insurrection continues in Chippas. Troops
have been sent to Guerrero, where the
government refused to surrender the Office
To the SuccPssnr
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MISSISSIPPI.
No GRO Desperate KiIIed-Fatal AC.
cident-BIOOdy ARRAY.

Cident-HIOOdy AtfraY.
MEMPHIS, Sept l2-Bully Jack, a no.
torious negro, was killed in Noxubee
county, Miss. last week.
DIR. 5. B. Davis a well known citizen,
was drowned in Bluff Creek. Miss, last
week, while attempting to swim across
it.
Last Tuesday night J. S. Bowen was
assaulted in a hotel, at Goodman, Mss,
by two brothers named Rsyford. Bowen
drew pistol and killed both. he was
arrested and bailed.
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LOUISIANA.
The Democracy and the Neg,

The Democracy and the Negro.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met to-day, ex-
Gov. WOdfofd acting President. The
Committee on Credentials reported in fs-
vor of their admission on the same foot
ing with the whites, which will probably
be adopted tomorrow by an overwhelm-
:ng majority.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Peace for the Araucanians-Ca
Iistic and Commercial.
NEW YORK, Sept 12.-The South Ameri-
can news by to-days steamer is unimpor-
tant. Chill has inaugursted the new min
istry and given up further prosecution of
the Araucanian war, having expended
since 1861 two million dollars in the at
tempt to conquer those Indians.
The Argentine Republic has contracted
for a submarine telegraph to Brazil to be
completed in eighteen months.
The Republic of Salvador has just con-
cluded commercial treaty with Prussia.
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KNOXVILLE.

Organization of the supreme Court
a q. q. Nicholson Chicf-JuStlce.
KNoxvuLE, Sept 12.-The Supreme
Court organized 10 day with A. 0. Z.
Nicholson, of Maury county, Chief-Jus-
tice, J. B. Hciskell, of Shelby, Attorney
General and Reporter, and Frank Deader-
ick, of Knox, Clerk.
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JAPAN.
Explosion of Stsamers-A Mission
arY and Others Killed.

ary and Others Killed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-YOkohOma
advices of Aug. %, state that intelligence
of the European war is detrimental to
business. The silk market is lifeless.
The Parliament is still in session.
The steamer City of Yeddo exploded
her boiler on Aug. l, killing Rev. Edward
Carnes, E. d. Carnes, Mary Simmons and
a Mr.. Cassidy, and anumber of japanese,
and injuring many others. The verdict
of the Coroner, gross carelessness of the
Ell yineer. The steamer Hiago also ex-
ploded her boiler at Osaka. -Four Ja-
were killed and fifteen or twenty wounded.
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Meeting Tomorrow Night.

There will be meeting at the Market
house Square tomorrow night at q
o'clock, at which Mayor Morris and Col.
Beech will present their respective claims
as candidates for Mayor.
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THE TURF.
The Fall uee,ing Iex,n,

The Fall Meeting at Lexington, Ny.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 12.-The regular fall
meeting commenced over the Association
Course to-day. The stables are well filed
with fine racers, and everything promises
a week of fine sport
Race to-day, mile heats, Produce stake,
for three year olds, twenty-five entries,
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CHICAGO.

RumOred Tendency of the English
- Mission.
CHICAGO, Sept. ia special from
Washington to the Chicago Evening
Post says it is ascertained from official
sources that the President has rendered
the English mission to gentleman re-
siding in the West, who is better known
for his literary sttainments and scholarly
accomplishments than as an active politi-
clan. 1t is not known however, whether
he will accept or not, but the presumption
is he will.
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SPRING OPENING
f . r. L = . o,

now complete in every department of the
trade. Our Goods viii be found most
elegant and superb, unexcelled and un-
rivalled in excellence, embracing Foreign
and Domestic Fabrics of the Choicest and
test designs, being mostly hand. made
and warranted in every instance to give
entire satisfaction. We earnestly invite
the attention of all who desire good goods,
which are manufactured with q specia-
view to first-clsss retail trade.
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FROM SPAIN.
Lots of Sympathy.

MADRID, Sept demonstrators of
sympathy with the French Republic con-
tinue in the Northern Provinces. The
Republicans in this city have signed an
address demanding convocation of the
COrtes
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FROM PRUSSIA.
The War not Anti.Ca,hoIfc.

BERLIN, Sept. I'm. De eLedachowski,
Archbishop of Silesia and Posen, has
issued circular denying that the war on
the part of Prussia is in any way anti
Catholic.
The Germania, of the Prussiau Ex-
ploring Expedition for the North Pole has
returned.
Official Report of Sedan-The ExpIO-
sion at La0n.
BERLIN, Sept. 12.-The official report
of the capitulation of Sedan, states that
the total number of prisoners taken was
122, 900. The crowd of wounded has
been reduced since the reopsning of the
railways, and all the dead in the fields
around the city buried.
The following dispatch from the King
to the Queen has been received, dated 10
o'clock, Sunday night:
The citadel of Laon exploded after the
surrender, just as the prisoners were pre-
pairing to enter. $50 were killed, includ-
ing 200 of the Guard Mobile. Many were
shOckingly mutilated. William of Mech
lenburg, was wounded. There must have
been treason.
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Spring Over Coats.
Glengary Spring Over Goats.
Melton Spring Over Coats.
Plaid CheviOt Suits.
Derby CheviOt Suits.
English Plaid Suits.
French Plaid Suits.
Plain English Melton Suits.
French Piqua Suits.
Granite Cashmere Suits.
French Silk Mix Suits.
Light Color Cashmere Suits.
Elegant Street Coats in all col
Ors.
ID. B. Opera Coats.
Late Style in Plaid Pants, dark
and light color,
Fine Black Cloth FrOck Coats,
Fine Black DOeskin Pants.
Fine Black Silk Vests.
Youths Cashmere Suits.
Boys Suits for spring and sum
mer wear,
Childrens' Fancy Suits.
Youths Dress Suits.
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DAMAGE SUITS,

Messrs. Woodward and Vaughn, pub
fishers of the SweetWater Enterprise,
were sued yesterday by Col. Baxter for
$4,000 damages, on account of publish
ing speech purporting to have been de-
livered by Gen. Joseph A. Mabry before
the Chancery Court of Knox county.
We also learn that suits have been COM
menced against the publishers of the Nash
vile Banner and UNION AND AMERICAN
for a similar amount for publishing the
same alleged speech.
The Press and Herald and Wing and
Register have each been sued for $780,
900 damages for the same publication. -
RnOrUjLLe Chronicle, Sept. IL.
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WE PRESENT TO DUB PATRONS AND THE
w public our
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ThePruSSianAdyanCe OnPariS
HaItS 25 Miles from the City.
To Consider Peace Proposals
OF Russia, Austria and Italy
England Asks is Days Truce
Removal to Tours Postponed
Russia DiSlikes the Republic
A Secret Mission of ThierS
Gen. Grant TO King William
Bismarck DiSpleaSed with us
Italian'TrOOpS Entering Rome
PIebiScitum for Annexation
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GENTS
FURNISHING G0ODsI
English Half Hose.
Lisle Thread Halt Hose.
Balbriggan Half Hose.
Silk Undershfrts and Drawers
Lisle Thread Undershirts.
MerinO and India Gauze Under
shirts.
Linen and Jeans Drawers.
Patent PantalOOn Drawers.
The Russian Brace.
LapOrte Kid Gloves.
True-fit Shirts.
FuIl-bOsOm Shirts.
All new Styles in Paper OlIars
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Sole Leather Trunks.
Walking Canes.
Umbrellas.
French Travelling Bags.
Ladies' Trunks.
Fine Hats. .spr2s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

From a rural letter IN ETOVidennS journal.
At this season, when Thanksgiving Is
approaching, the subject Of turkeys can
moi prove wholly unintercsting one
even If considered outside Of its relations
10 the market column. My hosthas fine
flock OF tie sbyfowlSS and ! have derived
considerat q amusement from watching
|iheir movefhehis. Theg seem t0realizV
that their present business is simply to
enjoy themselves and grow fatter and fat
ter, Instead Of roaming the fields as they
arc wont In the summer and early autumn,
they seek out the sunniest spots, cat all
that is thrown to them, and amuse them
selves by picking each others gills in o
manner more pugilistlc than playful. They
appear like q company Of "bloatcd aristo-
cratss%, who imagine that the world was
made Simply Tor their enjoyment. The
chief event Of the day with them Is "go'
inc 10 roost." Their summer quarters
was a wild cherry tree on the roadside;
but now they occupy an apple tree be-
tween the barn and shed. They have be.
come so clumsy in their movements that
a half hour generally clapscs before the
last turkey attains his favorite bough.
They fly from the ground to tho fence
and ISGn aIalen a Up tPe; put eqeR
one Rbje b d mum dnna
has IN brG y attai Is a LA Tod ing. Vot
instance, a fat old cock, after q hall dozen
attempts, reaches the fence; but in his eI'
forts 10 secure firm footing, he rudely
knocks of a fellow on either side Of him,
who carry him down with them in their
combined struggles. The flight from the
fence to the tree is attended with similar
hardships, and it is often quite dusk be-
fore their roOst is silent, They certainly
manifest great patience. and this is the
Io9lS reason / caRseo fort 9ssoclatlng Job
with turkey.
There are certain boyhood reminiscent
ccs concerning turkeys that now and then
come up before me with oil the freshness
of Yesterdays events. Among tho brood
kent on the old farm ut home were several
old females who always persisted i'll Sc
lecting nests in the woods away from the
house, and the only means Of discovering
their retreat was in DIGGING their foot
steps. tbs twas d difficult j6bk for the
turkey is o ftnning Ord sH6wfvsr, NJ "
Ing early shTtpened my defective, acnltles
with certain stories OfIndians and frontier
scouts, l was generally successful when
ever undertook the task, although have
often spent three hours in DIGGING tur-
key through the bush the distance of only
haIGa mile. The object Of my first recon:
hotter would be 70 find the whereabouts
or the nest A second visit, after the tur'
ket had Iaidl E6nld be necessary to deter.
mine its exact locality; and when she had
completed the seaS8 q r aIln9 tAe eggs
weTe thought Hon va placed pndet
eithct turkey u iiCEc Lao'aI8tic habfts,
or q dunghill hen for incubation. This
was The way. my father headed strong.
miGdGd demaIe t6fEeJSHhen they sought
TO enlarge their sphere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

FUNERAL tADvERTIsIRas ITlig Ghicap
20 Post says: The scope dfatlvertising
enlargcs constantly. Not only arc news
papers crowded; and circulars sprinkled
about like autumn leaves, and all the
picturesque and pleasant scenery pasted
over with vermiluge puts, but the inge-
NOUS advertls SrE6C kBnst l1ht eBng un-
ibue methods Of catching the public eye.
At recent iuncrafiht DeS, BLoines; Iowa,
the minister, after some pathetic remarks,
inquired'it any deaEff leph oGthe deceased
bwishcdlro shy anything on this solemn
occasion. A stranger here stepped for
ward, and, after expressing sympathy
with tEe friends 81 the deceased, remarked
that the ways Of Providence were lnscru.
table, and ia this connection he wished "
snEthat lie Was Abe agent Tor q fiBtclass
article Of hRirvigo for the State OF Iowa.
The scorpsRe' hid used It for years, With
great advantage, and. hc confidently rec,
0mnlendoduik especially tOathG minister
and the undertaken present as he pei
cetyed 4hey. S6rS both painfully bald.
"Shakc the bottle, gentlemen he OK
claimed earnestly rising with the coca!
sion, "and rub tho matter lin wlthR
stiff brush" AT ibis stage Ofithe proceed:
ings slight disturbance OCCURRED, and
the hSF vfgor man d i peaFed We T. 10. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22

"Onr Ships"

THE following graceful lInes 9pPepr q ths
n 4 o. 1lsdS. NON De p Of Al n, -
u 81 lifht Eii1mor Z bEnIngs her u /
i 10 {ldRl the hay upon The Broad 4auaiee,
Amid the stately boats that come and go,
meet the toy ships going out to sea-
Each ship board propelled by paper sails.
And given with shouts 10 billOWs and to gales.
All. happy boys! that launch your ships away,
Playing the merchant long before your time,
VIC men are like you TO our dying day,
Still sending ships TO every distant CLINE;
And SOme mems ships come back to their own
u d. - Aers 5hIps come back to them no
mf
IN youth, our ships to fetch us Love we sent,
QIong since they went In those glad days Of
Some went for fame and some for Power went,
And then We sent whole fleets to bring US
Gold,
And Of all the ships We sent across the main,
No one In Thousands came tOusAgain.
But believe our ships are gone before
Gone TO some Better Land, to which We 90;
There one by one they gather on the shore,
Blown safely In by all the winds that blOw,
And 20 shall tind them on some Happy Day,
Moored lAst, and waiting at tho Golden Quay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22
M@FI MONEN3ER9 lS70
lRvtIe esI.at Contributor.''

FrdmW CtleIia6h FmtS3ol ohi D,os ~ Ah
FfRT, MfcH1oAN. 1.-Two Horses trut q
heat TO wagon. One s o green bay and
the other sorrel top. Sorrel runs over
the 5Ey Which horse he gets heated !ia re
Islilse,cLFes, certainly Co.ois ..f .
CoNsTIST gREApER.EAfi' admifer Of
Dextbf claims heihas trotted an hour ID
MECH filtnhtesI Did he eSet do itt!i'7h Z
ArNttr. 1.-The dealers are the only ones
that 'cSIi! tix tue ttWrnpS. nHA ll'fi''1a .'s'
OSK6sIHA Please stsnitdi Mg the Hne made
by seventy.two Of the fastest horses that
ItisSGf.LP haveHl'g6etime ii % ann
BRETzEIA.-DwOE l0rSeB tSit town 10
blay game Of -tOminees' Very well.
Vcnl6f dehnXel leads heirighb power
unit puts-R den hin pall,in de-, bockqt, unit
den hollaEs 1igeno !" Nov who's the rea,,
son Of IT. That's Vot Itwarts ID hhd
poOtY QUICK 0wut.. eJ19 ,9A1hh H1oaW 's'
ASaS6r--lAiil6 cot, isthabsosIT IsoE
EAoEE4ymWilL q setting. ,ofPpEe gang
bI6ck iii sqdid bei6ng Is 'the wilmer q
the race or go to the dealer9a'hSN 'lu@i'
Ansper-1tisg, drTw.
SKYBXiif4 II bet BIB Jones that q nat
ural.BoTn citizen Of thenUnited StateaIls.
one that had been naturalized. II not
IassStr@K Ratutal.born fool. |'ii -
DETR6rT-E! Offers to bet B, that I}.'iS
no better than he should B. But B. Is no
better, and 1t Is hard to ind A. better than
what A! Il, unless he has an Alder and
A.better Now would 1t better B. anytH
that's would 1t not B. -lbetter for B. to-
mean iftB. was sick and wRntedIto y.
better, could hej according TO- the FuleS Of
the turf, approach Mrs 3, and offer to
bet.her- well, you got my views; who
takes the money! 7-y ne,
AnsUerGFis6 with shrimp and use
smalPhOOks. 'AG E iEf SoiiaLidil4s ~.
RRxi NAsuynIR- On the, last occasion
that the Wbite Stockings trotted Of De eEH
and toW fat'did they row? "'1 ~ F"'H' = 1
AtiJtteIbnDi Discovered Christopher
ColumbuslinI 1492.uiI t9lrio, ne9A q bold
J, w. SHAlPsBURG7TA and 3 arc play.
ing game Of cribbage, II A wins his
first base on called balls, and b. plays
double six, and then goes into tho pocket,
allowing the Reform party to win, will
the time made bar out the mare?
AnMoer- Certainly, by sending s. to
this Office. .sa9hol3l ID. ,s.gD- Ipi
PLow BoY=Wlll YOU please inform mo
ltllsG moStbEelIableyc w0rk9@ the
Farm h.s,s ad nI9 via off ~ IdupUIi i5I
BoxENn#l@ islHeRty Ward Beech!
ers fighting weight ?
AhSptGThat depends on how long He
has to wait. .selb"dH . 2niIIgdI
JoNATiIAN-BiIl Stiggins and me are
botLi couEtin' Bet Giles Bill bets me u
nyllaye, her IL lthirty,two spow-balls
don't make bushel, dry measure Who
wins?
AesYfrM1 1T one that wins The Bet att23 IF
codtse. " "'' ''''''. ..,, ~ ".''' -
PUDDLE, MrcufuAN-At thelRse Annu!
al Fair Of the Podunk County Agricultu.
raj Society," the track being short; Iran
my patent cookingrange against the steam
Alligator, uout of Mississippi;
makingr& heat inside Dfn2, 367481i'The
Judge afterwdrt ran away with the race,
that I hadli made q lmtsdeaL
tSICesthe'cupSe yiI.pr9Hi tsoui
AnSioer-I should think you had been
taking your share. " Irng 1dl > 2n"oI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22
| 5 S','' ~ WHITE II n QUAWs.1 =
An Ess sH.y BIN. widths, Y Boz

an &SSShHliy nAA~aUl AlAAtHsPi - pN|S
A squaw is an Ingin woman. She is
generally the wife OFsa-big IDgin man.
She docs all the hard work. She raises
corn, beaps, potatoes, whisky, babies and
Othef vegetables for her 1ngln.i She carries
wood, makes the fire. cooks the Vlctuals
and iblacks his boots whileiher,ibig lngin
sits in. the parlor and reads his plewspap
or loais at q grocery AND talks "hPsS 10
NotIfer foatets. When he comes home late
at night drunk, he whips his squaw' be-
Beause supper,is not ready ,AsQuawiw works
like, % horse and gets a lickin', for her
pains. But I suppose she likes It; else
why DOS shG pdt 6p'#ith it& n'ss'' w ~
Butt know q hood many squawsamonE
whiteipeOpleEiBE They dol all the work. nj
home, take in washing Or sewing, and SUP;
port Tue family, including tte Big tPgin1,
white heis Very Busy drinking and gahV
bling, oraiShing.!arThe white squaw gems
yiihssiash house full Of young ones;
And they soon learn TO treat her. as their
father +" treats her. She drndgcs in the
kitchen, while Her daughters CAD about
thestreetspoE sit ut the window and look
at ths,ps0plsE yBpt the white sqg9w does
not want them to worls, She wants them
to be ladies. d. They dOn'tago. to school,
theY,d0n'k ,R0rk. They haVeno money!
but.they; aaiR Gresg well; aud ,aGers awhile
they turn, Out sonnet hing else than ladies!
l know little squaw whose husband
Is a gentleman! Ne says 'lf9 never did
work, and never will work. He has no
money, but he walks about Che streets
will a nsdnd gloves, He says he can't
get into business. BY that he means get
Ting somebody t6lGh d8hiihltEIe money to
live OH. Now and then he borrows FIVE
dolhts4t, somebody who don't know him:
Hia&aGafRkcs in washing and does all
thGWOtlIa ShO even saws the wood She
has two sousRhu arc young lengbutthey
let her saw the wood, She, says johnny
is studying 530 lard al bis hroie sstohu II that
lie has no hmat help her. But l think
his OnlyFIudy Is base ball. And she says
Willyis, weakly. and never could stand
W6fkSitmakes him wilt right down. I
would M MIN wilt. johnny comes home
and s@carSat her because dinner Is not
ready. N But She says He Is in such % hurry
to get TO- bis slpdics,l..rl 70 ..r.tFy {. j
ThesGJare mylreasOnS for saying there
are Whlteisquaws as well as red ones. 500
MrrPFinterjypu need NOT be afraid 70
print 1hlb, .because,nob big IHgin Wil take
sit t6hintseiF, and other people win find q
great mdhy lnjins that it will fit. 's".''