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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-14

The course Of Gov. Hoffman in coun-
demanding the order of Superintendent
Kelso, of New York, forbidding the
parade of the Orangemen on Wednesday,
and calling cut the State militia to protect
them in their proposed march through
some of the principal streets, meets with
general approval. The motive of Gov.
Hoffman was doubtless the belief that
there exists in the great city of New York
a growing rabble of imitatOTs of the Paris
Commune, (the New York Herald of
the 18th said the riot was TO be gotten up
by the ''roughs, who must be met
somewhere and sometime, and the sooner
the better. Another cogent motive with
the Governor for calling out the militia,
was to leave no excuse for Federal inter-
ference. Hoffman's promptness has
evinced a rare ability for decisive action
in the face of a perplexing emergency,
which will rebound to his credit with
every class in the land, except the ultra
Radicals, who are rejoicing at the occur
renee of this derlorable riot, in the hope
that it may be turned TO political advan-
tage.
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RADICALTROURLES.

The San Francisco ALtd (RadicaD
erumbles loudly over the nomination of
Mr.. Newton Booth, of Sacramento, for
Governor by the Radical State Convention
Of California. That paper, as did the
Radicals of San Francisco and Southern
California, preferred Mr.. Selby, OF San
Francisco. The Alta says:
ono attention has been paid to the
earnest appeals from this city and the
southern portions of the State, to nomi-
uate Mr. Selby, who would have been
the strongest leader at the head of the
ticket. San Francisco has again been
invited 10 take q back seat-nO matter
about the votes TO come from this local.
Nv or the amount Of taxes paid. Some
If the interior papers want to rule or
ruin, ard if the Republican party is
beaten, the fault will be theirs.
This is tantamOunt to an admission
that Booth will be beaten, which The
Democrats were very sanguine Of doing
before the Alta gave this assurance.
California is not the only State in which
there are evidences Of trouble in the Rad
ical ranks. In Massachusetts, they are
divided over their candidate for Governor;
in Missouri the party is overthrown, and
in Pennsylvania and Ohio there are the
strongest evidences of dissolution, while
in the South, the case is hopeless, unless
bsvouc's can be turned to account to save
the sinking party. The Chicago Times
saws: 'Thcre never was better
opportunity than lbat afforded by
the present condition of things TO
unseat The Radicals. Their efforts
have, since Grants election, been alter
mating between blunders and crimes.
They are anything but a united party.
They are held together to-day by no com
mon political ideas, for the reason that no
two State Conventions, no two remote
sections Of the country, announce the
same faith. There is disagreement every
where. Nothing holds them together in
the semhlance of a party, save the pat
ronage of the government and the dis
cipline Of political organization. Three
f0wths of the party are opposed t.
Grants denomination.
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Our contemporary, the Banner, would
have Us to be partisan religious organ.
This we have never been and are not, as
it ard our readers well know. 1t ex-
presses surprise that we should suspect
Radical tr.ckery to turn the traditional
antipsthies between the Protestant and
Catholic Irish TO political account, as not
only possible but probable on the ap-
proach Of the Orange procession, of We'd
ncsiay. Ii view Of the fact that the
Grard Master of Orangeism on the West
ern continent opposed the parade, and
that the magnates of the Catholic
Church in New York were appealing
to their followers to offer no opposition
10 the procession or its members, we
were justified in concluding that the
recommendation Of Superintendent Kelso
would be needed and the matter aban-
doned. We did not question the
right of the Society TO parade in ac-
cordance with their custom. We did not
refer to this right, which was subse
quently asserted by Gov. Hoffman and
acted upon by them. The existence of G
right and the propriety of its use at a
particular time or in q threatening ext
gency, are quite different matters.
In endeavoring to give our readers q
clear understanding of the cause of this
long enduring feud-oIiginating in a
revolution in England, whereby a
new dynasty was established
on the British throne, in opposition 10 the
wish of the great mass of the Irish peO-
pie, who have been scourged in various
forms by that dynasty for nearly two
centuries-we illustrated their feelings
and views by the use of words of recent
oricin and well known significance in our
own country. SO far from applying these
epithets as our own to the Protestant
Irish, we instanced examples of illustris
Gus Irish Protestants, whose names will
always be dear to the Irish heart.
The question of the relative merits of
Catholicism and Professionalism we have
not discussed, nor do we now propose to
do so.
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The Post-office Department has con-
cluded contract for new line of postal
cars, double daily service, between
Washington and Chattanooga, Tennessee.
The contract is to go Into operation on
the tef October next, or sooner if the
postal cars shall be completed before that
time. rAis line will eventually be ex-
tended to New Orleans.
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THE Springfield Republican (RadicaD
says of the ambition of Simon Cameron
for the Vice Presidency; "Simple Simon
may as well give it up first as last. His
lite game is played. He stands no more
chance of becoming Vice President of the
United States than of going down to pos
terity as a model of political purity and
private integrity" It must be said in his
favor that Simon was sharp enough to see
it in this light, and hence withdrew as a
card. date for the nomination.
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SOME of the Radicals claim Pennsy Iva
MIA as certain for the Radical candidate for
President. The Huntingdon, (Pa.) Globe,
whose editor is member of the Radical
State Central Committee, is not so sure
Of this. That paper says: ''We want
Andy Curtin to come home. He is the
only man to rally the people and save the
State from going ever to the Democracy.
The hearts of the people are not wi h
Cameron or any Of his dogs"
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AT the late municipal election in Paris,
the soldiers, almost unanimously, supper
ted the Republican candidates. This
action brushes the hopes of monarchists.
These people, like the Radicals in the
United States, depend upon bsyonets,
not ballots, for carrying out their pro-
rramme
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As the French and Austrian Ministers
to Italy are preparing to locate psrma-
nenlly at Rome, it would seem as if the
question of the future capital of Italy
had been settled. But as diplomacy has
changed the fate of nation, it msy
change the present determination of Vic
tor Emmanuel.
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RIVERSIDE HOTEL,
RIVERSIDE, I'LL.

This most Beautiful and Healthy Summer
Il Resort is now open for the reception OF guests.
The buildings, comprising the DOrmitory, Re-
fectory, Pavilion snd Music Psgoda, with 400
feet of covered Verandahs, are new and most ad-
mirably arranged for the comfort and enjoyment
of guests with very large, we'll ventilated, hand
somsy furnished rooms, lighted with gas and
supplied with running water. Ten miles from
Chicago and only IS minutes ride on the O u. Il
q. K X, with "a trains a day, located in Riverside
lark, which comprises 500 acres, beautifully i'm
proved, afOrding many miles of delightful Park
and Forest Drives and Promenades equal to those
in Central Park, N. Y, with the advantages Of
the celebl ated Sulphur and Magnetic Waters from
Springs on the premises and with fine boating
and fishing facilities on the Aux PLANES River, it
Is rendered enc OF the most ATTRACTIVE RE-
SORTS to be found on the continent, and affords
home comforts, with the most charming sur
roundings. Applications for rooms, etc, received
at the Hotel, or at my office, - Washington ST.,
Chicago, IL. Il. Ii. RlNSLEY, Manager.
ivIS 6r
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Trustee Male.

DY VIRTUE OF Died OF TRUST EXE-
ID cuted to me by Isaac Paul, on jane Is, 1896,
which deed is recorded in Book 80, pSge APT, at
the Registers Office Of Davidson county, viii
sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
house door, il the city Of Nashville, on Saturday,
July %, next at about the hour of IL II the Real
Estate mentioned and described i'll said convey
ance, enough TO satisfy the debt for which said
truss deed was made ID secure, 1t being the
Homestead of ssid Paul, with several adjoining
lots. For q lrtic 1lar description Of said pro-
perty, reference is made to book and page above.
In the event OF sale the right OF redemption is
expressly waived. &. II. CHILDRESS,
iy2 eodtf Trustee.
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FEsI GAY, JULY "a, 1874.

Gov. PALMER, of Illinois, han issued q
proclamation calling for a special elec-
ton, at the time of the general ELECTION
in November, to choose a Congressman
at-large, vice Lgan, promoted to the
limited States Senate.
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What We are Surprised At.

WE ARE SURPRISED THAT MEN IN THE
w City of Nashville should rent houses from
year to year, and pay cut enough money to pur
chase c home, when we have for sale on so Iong
time, and at low prices. SO many snug cottages in
hsps never be lower in this country than it is
now We invite all to read our Bulletins and
examine our lists.
AIRING ON, FARRAR WEAKLEY,
Agents, No. 50 North College street.
ie22 till ocfS
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MAMMOTH CAVE

THE ROUTE TO THIS GREAT NATURAL
/ wonder of the world is via Louisville and
Nashville Il. Il. to Glasgow junction or Gave
City; thence by easy stages seven miles through
the finest mountain scenery. Mammoth Gave
Hotel, newly fitted and furnished Throughout, is
frst-clsss in every respect. Amusements Of every
kind-spendid Dancing Hall, Billiards, Croqust,
Target Prsctice Base Ball, Ten Pins, etc. Finest
Fishing and Hunting within few minutes walk
of the Hotel. First Glass Band during the entire
season. Pureet Atmosphere and most inVigors'
ting Climate on the Continent. temperature in
the region of the Gave always % degrees. Sui
phur Water of any required strength recently
discovered in the Cave, AID always on hand. Di
rect Geographic communication in the Hotel.
The very best Summer Resort in America
d. L. GRAVES,
je27 til augu Proprietor.
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County Court at Nashville.
a. Q. Tucker ct ais vs.. Fanny Tucker ct a

A. @. Tucker ct ais vs.. Fanny Tucker ct ais.
A T TIE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
IA County iurt at Nashville, on the 2Sth day
of June, ISL, motion OF complainants by
counsel In the arove cause, and 1t appearing to
the satisfaction OF the Clerk that the said defend
ant, John Z. Tucker, is 8 nonresident of the
process of this Court cannot be served upon him:
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk that publ
cation be made for four weeks in succession in
the NsshVii e Union and American, a newspaper
published IN the city of Nashville, requiring the
said defendant to appear at the next term of
the County Court, TO be holden for the county If
Davi IsOn, AZ the UOurthoUse thereof, in the city
of Nashville, on the fifth Monday in July next,
and answer ssid bill, or the same will be taken
Tor confessed as to him and set for hearing eI
psrte w. g. EWIN, Clerk.
ie29 laW4t
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We print on the third page of this
mornings paper a map showing tie pro-
posed railroad connection between Gin
cinuaii and Nashville by way of Rock
port, Ine., and Owensboro and Russell
vile, XIV.
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Greenwood Seminary

IT'S ADVANTAGES CANNOT BE OVER
L stated. Such is the assertion OF both pupil
snd visitor. Constantly d. its graduates make
loving pilgrimages to its hsls Its government
IS more Ike home tia 4 school. Tle finest
Library in the South, and halls, life like with
magnificent painting, afford pleasant pauses from
severer study. Pure country air. cold spring and
well water, beautiful extensive lawns for daily
exercise comfortable carrisges for church attend
ance and evening rides; HEALTH considered equal
ly as important as mental culture. Pupils, how
ever delicate are coon restored to perfect heath.
For circular, with terms, etc, apply to the
Principal,
MRS. y. LAWRENCE LIHDSLEY,
jyl4 til!sept6 P. o. Box As, Lebanon, Tenn.
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MEDICAL.
Tho Bridal Chamber

II ssAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, ON GREAT
y. SoeiaI E, lis and Abuses, which interfere with
roarrisee-wi;h sure means OF relief for the
ring and unfortunate, diseased and debllittted.
sent free, il sealed envelopes. Address Howard
association no. 2 8. Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa
myl4d&W3m
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DESCRIPTION. VIM is about % years
of nge. Iirht co nplexion, light hair, has white
spot on the back part Of his head; left eyebrow
nasysectIv white: has several white sPots on the
If side 4 his face; about five feet eight inches
high, / weighs about l65 lbs. Jys Nv
Bsnner and Huntingdon Republican please cop
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sSsEA
g. AOg ADALEs.

7NEE GREAT kEG5RICAs
L HEALTH RESTORRB ruri,
fes the blood and cures scrofulA,
SYPHILIS, Skin Diseases, Rhs9ns-
Esm, Diseases Of Women, Sn1 al
chronic affections Of the blood,
liver and kidneys. Recommended
by the Medical Faculty ard many
THOUSANDS u eGr he: Citizens.
Eo2I She ty0tImc1y 4 Psyn
Clans ard ueticuJs who have used
Ecsadal:s. Send for our I.Oss1alis
Guide 20 Health Book, CT ArlsuEc
fer this year, which We pCbhsh fer
grstuitous distribution; It WI
give you much valuable iDfoTrls,
ton.
Or. Il W, Carr, o: palitzorN
gsys:
taEo pleasure in recaumead.
ing Your 2OsADALIs Is ay-ry EN7s.
erf1l slte-GtsRe. I have sesn q
used In two cases With happy 70
sults-ons Ia case OF secoadarg
syphilis, IN which the patient pro
nounced himself cured after hay.
Ing taken FIVE bottles Of your med
icine; the other Is d case Of scrOl-
uls Of long standing, which is
rapidly improving under its use,
and tire indications are thst the
patient viii soon recover. / Eave
carefully examined the formuis
by which your Rossdalis Is Insia.
and find It Is an excellent COM
pond CT al alternative Ingredients
DR.. EP:rSs, Of Eicholasville, Ky,
Gays he has used Rosadslis In csse9
Of scrosCla and secondary syphilis
with satisfactory resuits. As
cleaner OF the blood l know no
better remedy.
ssnusi G. NcFsdien, OF &Gs.
freesboro, Tenn, as.s:
have Used seven bottles o. 30
ssdslis, and am entirely cured Of
rheumatism. Send ne fCu- bet
ties, as wish Y for my b<otSsT,
who tss scrofulous sore eyeS-
D~h;. Beohto!. Ct Ltcs, Chic,
writes:
have suffered FOR twenty yosrs
with an inveterate eruption s7es
my whole body; . short tine
aimee ! purchAsed bottle Of Bees
G.iis ard It Effected $ pCSfect cuTs.
ROsadaIis is son hy ~
Druggists
Laboratory, no, q EIohank
Place, Baltimore
Glenn ENTS & CO.,
IF1pFfet@T6
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Governors Proclamation.

d. W. c. Senter, Governor OF State of Ten
nessee. To all who shall see these presents
Greeting:
va HEREAS IT HAS BEEN MADE
w known to me that certain JOHN FRITTS,
charged with having committed a foul and
strocious murder, on the 22t day of June, 1871,
upon the body of l.. d. OOKEb, late Of our
County of Knox, has fed from justice, and is
now running at large,
as aforesaid, by virtue of the power and au-
thorIty in me vested, do hereby offer reward
of FIVE HUNDRED DOLL AIS $500 to any
person or persons who may apprehend the
said JOHN FRIrrS, and deliver him to the
Sheriff or Jailor of our county of Knox, in or
der that justice in that behalf may be had and
executed.
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand and caused the
L. Great Seal of the State TO be ailix-
ed, at Nashville, this 9th day of July,
1871.
-. d. W. C. SENTER.
BY the Governor:
7. II. BUTLER,
Secretary of State.
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E1gefeld Prom .riV,

IN OUR BEAUTIFUL sUBURBAN TOWN
i across the river, we have for sale some choice
residences, both large and small A street rail-
road will soon run through the heart Of the town,
and II. ke it as agreeable for winter as summer
residences We invite all 10 examine our bulle-
tins. ARRlNGrCN, FARRAR 81 WEAKLEY.
jy4 toes
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DEsCRIPTION.-said John Fritts is from
twenty to tive 1ty-fve years Of age, about five
brown hair, gray eyes, clean shaved when last
seen, marked by small pox, has large brown
mole one of his under eyelids (believed to be
the right one) weighs about 15G pounds.
Knoxville papers copy. iy6 9w
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Shelton had taken proper pains to set at
rest his suspicious about the death of
Hurlburt, he would have saved The lives
of Sherman and his two children.
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Greeting:
WHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN MADE KNOWN
w to me that 8 certain John W or Monk Vim,
charged with having committed a foul and
atrocious murder, on the - day Of February, 1870,
upon the body Of George W Thomas, late Of our
county of Humphreys, has He'd from justice and
is now running at large.
Row, therefore, 1, d. ". O. Senter, Governor as
aforesaid, by virtue of the power and authority
in me vested do hereby offer q reward Of two
hundred and fifty (SZ50.O0 dollars, to any person
or persons who may apprehsnd the said John "
or Monk Vim, and deliver him to the Sheriff
or Janer Of our county Of Humphreys, in order
that justice in that behalf may be had and ex-
ecuted.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the Great seal OF the
Isl state to be affixed, at Nashville, on the 9TH
day Of July, 1871. ,,,,-,,,,r,
BY the Governor: T. Il. BUTLER,
Secretary Of State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tennessee Dental Association.

THE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. Tennessee Dental Association will be held in
Nashville, commencing at O'Clock A. NJ, on the
9th inst, at Drs Bowling & O0bbs office, No. Al
North High street. Arrangements have been
made with proprIetors of hotels to reduce their
fare a. usual on such occasions. We hope to see
a .arge turn out. Il. RUSSELL,
s. J COBB,
jyl4 eodtd Committee Of Arrangements.
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TO BUILDERS.

CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
- building the NV Market q ouse on the Pub
lie Square, Nashville, Tenn, viii 5e received Ii
July Is, II o'clock n. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the Cfics Of DobsOn K williamson
Architects. The Market Reuse Committee re-
serve the right Of rejecting any al bios.
CHARLkS RDBINSOF,
Chairman Of Market House Com miitee.
DoRsoE WILLIAMSON, Architects jys ID
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EdgetieId and KENTUCKY
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad,
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

n DAILY TRAINS SUNDAYS EXCEPTEDD On
4 and after Monday, May %, trains viii run a.
follows:
no. 4 Leaves Lebanon at......6 80 A n.
Arrives at Nashville 1t $50 =. x.
Leaves Nashville at...--.4:30 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon st 80 P. N.
Mo- Leaves Nashville at g rs A. n.
Arrives at Lebanon 1t 900 A. II.
Leaves Lebanon at. = 80 P. N.
Arrives at Nashville ct ASP. N
Passengers leaving Nashville on the 6:15 A A.
train connect with Prices Stage Lines for Alexan-
dris, Liberty, Smithville, Sps-tA, New Middleton
Anc Oookville on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdsyA.
fZ-On application to any regular Ticket Agent,
Family or 20 Trip Tickets will be furnished st IS
=: cent. discount on regular rates.
J. W. PARAMORE,
myS1-H Superintendent
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NOR SALE.-THE PADUOAH sTAVE FAC
Il tory, situated on the Tenp essee biver, with
in the Limits of the city of Paducah, with the
privilege Of the lease of the ground, is offered for
sale on liberal terms. the machinery is COM
,lete and requires but email outlay to be put in
operation. The location for the business is I'M
surpassed for the procuring Of materials, home
demand and facilities for shipment of the pro-
duction destined to other markets For further
information, address JOSEPH s. PEASE,
jys Goblin 31s Chestnut st., st. Louis, Mo.
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TFYOU VALUE YOUR YRSIGHT USE THESE
i Perfect Lenses, ground from Minute
Crystal Pebbles, melted together, and derive
their name Diamond" on account Of their hard
ness and briniancy they will last many years
without change, and are warranted superior TO all
others. Manufactured by
}. E. SPENCER 81 CO, ". Y.
OAUTION.-NOne genuine unless stamped with
our trade mark.
+. L. DAVIES h Bro, Jewellers and Opticians,
are Sole Agents for Nashville, Tenn, from whom
they can only be obtained. No pedlArs employed.
iee30 cody
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Red Sulphur Springs,
Macon County, Tennessee,

A RE NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. THESE
~ Springs, the waters Of which are so wei
known for curing diseases Of the kidneys, gravel
stCne and complaints Of the liver and general de-
billy, were never in better condition:
Rates of Board,
Fer week 0 5O
Children under II yeSrs Of sge and servants half
price.
eB'-visitors leaving the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad at Gallstin, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, will be conveyed by the Carthage stage
and hacks from Gilfords Mills directly to The
Springs. llnlS-eodln
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GOVern0r'S Proclamation


ID. ". G.. Senfer, Governor of State of Ten
nessee, to al who shall see these presents
Greeting:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-26

! A large number of Southern aud Yves
tern merchants are now in New I ork
city looking around among importers and
getting ready to purchase their Win
ter stock.
IT should be the policy of every far
mer to eucoursge-a market as near
home as possible. 1t is the Transports
ton on his products. which, takes off
the profit"
TIE Russian Imperial feet, with the
Grand Duke Alexis, left Bousladt for
New York, yesterday. Its arrival in
New York is looked for by October the
first, and already preparations on grand
scale have been made for the reception of
the Imperial visitors.
Mrs. STANTON related in San Fran
cisco how, once upon a time, Horace
Greeley, when she wss speaking, arose
and asked: If you vote, are you willing
to fght?" To which Mrs Stanton replied
" Certainly; just as you fought in the
late war, by sending a substitute"
a Dutchman married a second wife in
about week after the death of No. /.
The Sabbath following, the bride asked
her lord to take her riding, and was duly
'cut up" with the following response
- You diuk ride out whit anOder woman
90 soon after the death of mine frau?
No, MOI