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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1880.
SHALL THE DEBT BE sETTLEDY

Everybody says yes
Hu, how, The old cause OF 'exatlOh
arises In this controversy rs IN reiigion'
where orthodoxy is my 'doXy' ana he'ero-
doxv Ia yonr "doxy.'' let that spirit per
;.h mud lct the well selected and impartial
advisory board-mcntioned IN announcer
coIumn-co composed Of such men as Ole'e'
land, Bayard. Phelps tour Demccrauc MN
lister 20 England) Cce and Williams or
o,hers equally well chosen, hear the matter
and their wcighty opinion will smooth 'he
wa, for such positive action by our ieSis'
Iaturp as will close the matter WIN '"e
bondholder and obtain the approval OF the
people.
p The subject has become very sore IRON
the rubs between the state and the bond
holders. Both OF these must be content 10
hear what competent outsiders think, upon
n full review of the whole case.
II il not a question of amount OF either
principal or interest, for in this the We"
taken by the advisory board may he quite
different from what either side would eN'
meet. The matter in hand Is to settle an
angry. depressing and injurious dispute IN
which both sides are armed with dangerous
and hurtful weapons, by the interposition
and mediation of competent and impair
tial tribunal. Unless the people OF the
State are prepared to listen respectfully 10
the utterances Of such a tribunal, the sub
iect had better not be preached.
II professional politicians, who rival each
other in their claims to be considered the
grandfather father or the most promising
son of the Readjuster party, shall again
..With vide, Cerberean mouths, full loud,
Harrass and shock the patriotism OF our
State"
we had better postpone the matter few
wears, until more young men shall reach the
voting age, or until the prosperity OF the
state shall defy the subtraction and detrac
ton of those who insist that Virginia shall
only plead Gin forma pauperis."
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Uncertainty of Wheat Crop Prospects.
ffIfeaeo rri huue

L. bfi-O Ai4buhtsl
Wheat circles are again excited by fears
of widespread crop failure. IL il confidently
asserted that IN the Northwest the yield
will not exceed - per cent. considerable
areas not having been sufficiently mOisten-
ed. while the season is 50 late that there is
more than usual risk Of the grain being
caught by early irosts before ma
turity. And IL is now asserted that
tle winter wheat Yield will not
exceed about 100000, 600 bushels. The las.-
named claim is all the more remarkable as
II is made by 4 crop expert who refused 10
admit that any noteworthy damage had
been done lay the March irOsts. and stoutly
maintained his position till long after most
other Lien concerned had agreed that the
prospect was not good one. II is said that
insect pests are extraordinarily numerous,
which Is not to be wondered AT. considering
the extreme mildness Of the winter months,
and that over vast areas the grain has
failed 10 grow again after having been
nipped down by the cold snap OF two and
half months ago. Vegetation had proceed
cd so far ut that time that there was not
sufficient strength in the roots TO send out
gyain-beariug stems anew. II is not impOs-
sibIe that the mischief is exaggerated, as "a
mistake in one direction is apt 10 be fol-
lowed by one leaning to the other extreme;
but it does appear probable that the East
ern papers, which have already begun 10
talk of AN unwieldy export surplus Ar
the coming crop year, are reckoning with
OUT their host. IL is too early yet
to predict that the country As a whele will
this year raise more than enough for the
focd and seeding requirements OF its own
people, and those who do SO are open TO tn
suspicion OF having a wish that is father TO
the thought OF inducing grain-nolders 10
pant with theirproperly Aluminium prices.
IL will be time enough TO talk about big
surplus and wonder what the farmers and
the trade will do with IL when there Is
reasonable assurance Of the fact. That Is
not the ease now; the situation at present
Is uncertain, 10 say the least.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

The cyclone that has prevailed in parts
Of the States Of Iowa and Minnesota du,
ring large portion Of the present week,
covering In fact the whole OF the third,
fourth and fifth, is the most destructive that
has occurred IN the Northwest for many
years, on account OF the Unprecedented
length Of time which it has lasted. The
number Of local tornados arts ing suddenly
and expanding their force in comparative
ly short distance, has been greater than
was ever before recorded, these tornados
doing vast amount Of damage on account
Of their peculiar violence, which seemed all
the more destructive because so soon pass
ing away. Houses were blown from their
foundations, barns were carried OF bodily
into the air and dashed TO pieces against
intervening objects; trees, fences. animals,
men, women and children were whirled
about like chat. The inhabitants OF this
State may well congratulate themselves
that they are no, exposed TO the fury of
such frightful natural phenomena.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
MIR. slvrov's RESIDENCE.

In his social life hc is bright and happy
He lives quietly in his elegant home ia
Pike street, Ion the old l0ngworth home
stead, formerly fhe city residence of the
family whose combined wealth is probably
the only Cincinnati fortune that exceeds
his own. lie lives there with his only
child and her husband. Hon Charles Taft,
proprietor of The Tmes-Star Mr.. S.nton
has au extensive library, IN which hes.ends
much time, being close student Of
scientific subjects and Il diligent follower
OF current topics and affairs lie is one of
the most thoroughly informed men in Gin
cinnati GEORGE :. Mcdowell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
The Marrying Age.

Some marry young, and some. instead.
Wait Tor a much matarcr stage;
But very many couples wed
just when they rsach the parson.age.
Chicago Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

jean, run 20 the pastry cooks and ge1 me
"A couple Of patties. Here are six SOUS. You
may eat one yourself"
Jean comes running back with his mouth
full and his hands empty Here, monsieur,
are three sous; they'd only one patty left. A"
IL Rnlicnl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
clNclNNATrS RICHEST MAN.
David sintoa's Great wealth and How
Ito Acquired IL.
Especial Correspondence. ]

ISpeclM COTfesI0u17H'F'I
CfNcINNATf, June 1t IL not always
that the wcalthiest citizen Of place IS also
among her greatest benefactors, but this IL
true Of Cincinnati. Mr. David Sinton,
whose fortune il conservatiycly estimated
10 exceed ten millions, is undoubtedly our
richest individual citizen, his wealth being
possibly exceeded by that Of one estate. n
distinguishing feature OF Mr.. Sinton's
wealth * that It is not inherited, but nc
cumulated by his own diligence and keen
business tact. lie was born a poor boy IN
Ireland and came 20 this country with his
parents In 1911. when years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

and three-qusr,ers. and now comes NAN
cnos,er with an increase OF over nine nun
bred thousand dollars. The tide OF wea''"
IL rolling In. What will Richmond and our
great Southwest sayy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
Comforting Her.

Girl ,weeping)-rm so sorry you have 10 60
on the road again II almost breaks my
heart
Drummer-Dont cry, Fanny. III manage
10 picl. Up another sirl somewhere. Texas
Siftmgs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
She Lenrncd Her Agl.

Young Husband Whatg You are 25
years old today. Why, You told me year
ago, just before the wedding. that you were
only 20
Young Wife Oyearily)-Ah, yes, have
aged rapidly since married.-Le Gaulois
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
An Impos,ibjlity.

IF you pursue your present course, said a
senator to his son, who is in business, you'll
make an assignment without fail"
Cant be DONE" responded the business
like youth. ashington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
A TTENTIONl MADAME LAFELL.

4 TTENTIONl MADAME LAFElL,
"A the gifted Medium and CisiryOyaue, Z. ch
New orb ans. has arrived and can be- consult
ed on all affairs Of life. She liYcs iruihiui
adyice on business, hsaith. love maffiaHr.
changes. Journeys. law suits, etc. Tells lA
what busi ess YOU viii succeed ana wh'H
place Will be lucky for YOU 90 ssttl in. nav
ing all her power DN inheritance nnd triNi-
ton she never ialls 10 give satisfaction.
Walk 30 longer I'm the dark,
Madame iaicll brings AOg light.
She reads with eyes none Olhcf> eau
she sees wlth the second sight.
Ifyou are deep in business,
Or deeper still iu love,
Consult lbe Great ClairNONane:
Her words will truthful prove.
In all afiaifs 81 life you'll md
Naughl hidden frim your view,
she can read your tronDlss DER
And tell you wnat To 30.
ss-A call on this lady viii SATISFY the mes,
scrupulous ladies may WISH her WllloW
the slightest fear OF unpleasant suffouhuin.
Communications strictly conii1rttili
OFFICE. 200 Fourth street. between ~. .t
and trace. Always NJ home nom . 4. d."
9P. NJ. ..i.
\. This is Ma James FIRST visit 10 i,l,
city. "''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

Ba!dHin-Rambo they say yon got. nicely
taken down acthe Transcontinental hotel the
other day
Rambo lhotiyi Howl
Baldwin-By the elevator boy.-Chicago
Tribune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

Il seem very popular with your fathers
dog said Herbert 10 Mabel.
"Indeedf'
YES; the last time tried 10 take my leave
he did his best 10 detain me Washington
Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
A Couuette.

She let me firt, Ii seemed no harm,
Although my love she'd always sqvclch.
She used 20 let me take her arm.
But gave her hand TO some one else.
Judge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Ex-SheriiI Flack and his son viii appeal.
rheY are not satisfied with the General
Term decision. They are safe from arrest
until Monday. when they must appear in
court.
\ queer freak Of nature is on exhibition
ut Esners slaughter-house. FOrty>-iSth
street and First avenue, in the shape Of Il
bull with two separate and distinct mouths.
The one in lis rightful place is normal in its
formation. The superiluOus mouth is To-
Gated directly below the natural one.
The upper mouth the animal uses
for eating while he drinks with the lower
one. Another curious malformaiiOn which
the animal exhibits il that his nigh fore
shoulder is displaced, the Joint beng far
down on the leg, thus giving him II queer
motion when he walks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

MILLER A RHoADs.-rhe great "relicf
sale which began three weeks ago. Is now
at It's full height See particulars for this
week on last page Of this paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIA-lN THE CLERKS o.
FltE or IlGf CHANCEiN tOlkI Nl
THE CITY or RlCuMD~D. the 2iru DAY
or MAY. $50. IN VACATION
4 L. Fuqua and Jennie F"qua. bis w'ic.
.. ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
William
cHANcrnA

The object Of this suit Is 40 obtain sn'cIIf
performance OF contract entered into hY
the defendant. William Lewis, With tlf
plaintiffs, dated the - a day of Marco. l,,l'
for the purchase Of the farm called "lup.-
well - situated iu New Kent county. Nf-
ginia, and the payment Oi the purchase mon
cy thereon, 10 wit: one thousand dollars Win
interest thereon from the 1Sth daf of March,
1887, now due. and Ave lundrC. dollars Win
like interest payable on fhe 20th JAY on
Narch, ls9i, and the sum ~ Eve hunli'H
dollars with like Interest payable on tne 1'li
day OF March. lsg2. 40 AFFIDAVIT having
been made and Med thai William LfMi- Dr.
nonresident Of the state Of Virginia. N D, of-
dered lhat he appear here within nitr,n na. ,
after due publication Of this uriier nhd N,
what may be- necessary toprotect MS iniei,'-
IN this suit
A copy-Teste:
IN. HARRIS. CLERK
GEO T. HAW D. a. feI--ufW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
SUITS HER TYPE.

a clever woman. who knows her appear
ance as study, follows no pronounced de-
gree otfashion as TO the arrangement Of her
hair, but strives 10 suit her own peculiar
type so long rs that is within the bounds of
the customs Of the day. She who has a long.
narrow face should wear her hair on the
back of the head, because il produces "A more
symmetrical roundness 10 the face, while
she whose features are short and round
finds more becoming and pleasing reflec-
ton in the mirror that sees.a l0ye-knOt low
on the back VI the neck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

LYscHBuRG has already reported an IN.
creese IN taxable values Of over million
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

Carrington's -Defeui8n's.
Is CnASlERY.

The object OF this suit is 10 supply linz m
the chain OF title tO lot af southeast corner
OF Twcntv-seyenth and VI streets. describe
on NcnrlcO county lana books as iOt 0u
twenty street square 40 81
Adams, &c. and tO set mp "a lost decd from
Theodore Darlington and wife 90 Niuceu.
Lucas, and obtain u rec0nyeyauce OF tnc proc
petty
Aud affidavit having been made and nlsl
that the defendants are parties unknown.
they are ordered toallear here within n.i''l
daysaiter due publication Of this order, AMI
DO what Is necessary 10 protect tAcil ln'e,-
ests herein.
A cOpy-Tcste:
frTAtft a.. "A ..urTN- ff..l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
= NUIN ITeTEI
CHARLES ". GODpIN. Clcik
J ASTON CABELL p. a. my25 su-ia

NIRGINlk-IN VACATION IN THE
' CLERKS OFFICE OF He CiRCt Do
COURT OF THE COUNTY or AEW KIM
THE 9TH DAY or MAY. $500.
A r. Seldcn, and Annie NJ. Selien.
his wife: Hugh Henry. ANA NJ. e. ienps
his wife; Georgia X. Gaines, ana iclm ".
Selden iiIil'
uyulr.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
uE hoard on DIREcTORs D.

grcHMoND. FnED'RsEuRG & pOT0MAc r.. N J
TnTA-rRl JFffgf.
RICHMOND, Va, May 81, $500 }
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS %.
THIS COMPANY have declarrl i
DIVIDEND 90 30 pER CENT on as come
mon capital stock and dividend obligation,
PAYABLE on the 1-r or JULY, 1890. O. HI
holders OF record Oh the Zoth OF june. l-.W,
after which date. until The il Of July, l-.H
the books OF Transfer Will be closed
j. 3. WINSTON.
he 3-endllYl Irea.ul.r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

A. - 'tyles and prices ut Owens i
~. "a, ,9's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
PARTISAN HAIR DRFssFRs

VI. Nirgile is the autocrat Of Partisan
hair dresscrs, and some time ago his COM
mand was that the hair should be worn i'm
a coil upon the neck. but il is rs dangerous
Tor Frenchman TO dictate a fashion
moulded for IA French face to ht an Ameri.
can, rs it is for a Frcnchman to make an
equestrian statue of an American soldier
to throw out his knees like cavalry man
IN the French army. one Is no more UNI
becoming than the other, or no less neon
gruOus i'm effect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

The woman dropped and faded like flow
or, her beauty withered as its petals, and
The lovers love no longer refreshed IT, Her
thirst for the old love wrought madness in
her SOUL andno measure was too bold for her
10 undertake, did IL but promise success in
winning back the truant sutton. A mighty
magician. IN the form of arsenic.
which once again rounded and flushed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

Patti has suffered as much adverse criti-
cism and ridicue for her goldcn-br0wn a.
she has reioiccd in ndulaiion Of her divine
power OF voice. Her raven glory has gone
and SO part Of the old glorious Patti in
which tie world wODd fain include some
Of the charm of her singing, but in energy
aud independence she is unchanged. What
other queen Of the fO0tligiits who might at
fancy dispolt her majesty m realms Of gold
would be her own cOiileuse: Yet, such is
the wOrld-famed Patti. Her own little def
fingers, both on and OFF the stage. pile those
five puts Of hair upon the crown of her
head and arrange the soft canopy of light
curls across her brow. This suggests some
of the many varied fashions Of hair ar
rangement which have been followed at
dillcrent ilnles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.

j. Thompson Brown < Co. and A. I, Adam
son,
Real Estate AnciiOncers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-08

tls CHARLES W. GopDN Ola.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-18

The largest distilIery in the world.
Peoria, IL has burned 10 the ground, and
the Atchison Patriot says that's where the
good prohibition farmers of Shawnee
county, Kan, sold their corn.
Geouke and Alexander Covington of
Gaylord have made contract,wlth eastern
parties to ride for the next season. George
will receive 81, 500 and Aleck S, go There
is probably greater diversity OF talent IN
Kansas than in any other state IN the
union.
The Atchisou Globe speaks: Senator
Plumb, of Kansas. has been trying To win
a little notoriety by attacking little SEN
ator from Florida. Plumb should stick to
the old thing, and pretend that while he Is
not eloquent, he is deviiish busy. and very
useful to his state.
The Farmers alliance of Brown county
has resolved that the salaries paid county
officials are too high and must be reduced
by the legislature. The county treasurer
is 81. 600, the county clerk $1,000, and the
officers who are paid by fees will be forced,
according to their plan, to pay all they
make in a year over 81 800 into the county
treasury.
Prof. w. A Quayle, professor of Greek
at Baker university, Is being spoken oil as
the successor OF DR.. Goblin, president OF
institution, whose resignation takes place
next June Prof Quayle is only 20 years
old. He graduated from Baker university
in 1885, having completed the classical
course with high grades FOR wear ana
n half he was pastor of the Methodist
church at Usage city, and was then elected
professor of Greek, the position he now
holds. He is very popular, the only visible
object at present TO his being president Is
his youth.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-18

contained shall be so construed as to make
valid any claim now invalid of those who
entered upon and occupied said lands in
violation of the laws of the United States
or the proclamation of the president there
under.
Sec s. That lots or land occ upied by
any religious organization Incorporated or
otherwise CONFORMING 10 the approved
survey within the limits of such town site
shall be conveyed to or in trust for the
same.
Sec. L. That sil lots not disposed of ~
hereinbefore provided for shall be sold for
the benefit of the municipal govern Hent OF
any such town, or the same or any part
thereof may be reserved for public build
ings or for the purpose of parks. If, IN the
judgment of the secretary OF the interior,
such reservation would be for the public
interest.
Sec s. That the provisions OF sectio,zs
4, ), d. I, s, . and 10 of an act of the legs-
lature of the state OF Kansas, entitled IAN
act relating to town sites, approved March
2, 1865, shall so far as applicable govern the
trustees in the performance OF their duties
hereunder.
Sec. q. That the trustees appointed uu-
der the act shall have the power - admin
lister oaths, shail keep a record Of thelr
proceeding, which shall, with all papers
filed. with their official acts. except con-
veyances, be flied in the general land Office
and become part Of the records Of the same.
They shall be allowed such compensation
as the secretary of the interior may per-
scribe, not exceeding $40 per day while
actually employed. and the secretary OF
the interior shall also provide them with
necessary clerical force by detail or other
wise
Sec. Z. That the sum OF $50. 600. or 80
much thereof as may be necessary, Is here
by appropriated TO carry into elect the
provisions OF this act.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-18

advertising matter of the nature des-
cribed in proceedings to the bureau for
distribution.
Please acknowledge receipt of this and
report prospects or progress, and pre-
serve this and the published report in the
EAGLE sent you by secretary, as we wish
to call the attention of other leading citi-
zens of your locality to same.
In case you can not enlist the cooper
alton of any large number OF citizens.
we suggest that you get a few leading
men and appoint a director for the state
organization and send his name at once
to the Kansas Immigration bureau.
E. B. BUCK,
Chairman Board Directors.
Address, HALE CONVEY,
Secretary Bureau,
Wichita, Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-18
SUNFLOWER SHADOWINGS.

Seeds. Slips, seons. Sprouts Shoots ard Silver,
Cy Leland takes his position next Satur-
day.
Atchison theatre goers have quit laugh
ing at prohibition jokes, according TO the
Patriot.
Tomlinson calls d. r. Anthony "a
splenetic crisscross." and then takes the
| next train TO Iowa.
X c. News: The Cold Water Enterprise
floats NJ. NJ. Murdock's name at the mast
head for governor in 1890.
a Kansas City Judge has determined the
amount man shall be fined who strikes
an editor. 1t is a cool 500.
Protection has over $500 subscribed to
offer as bonus to grist mill man who
will build mill at that town.
Father Baker is in Chicago and was in
terview.d He is in favor of prohibition
and Cliff Baker for state printer.
Atchison Globe: When man quits
smoking q pipe on the streets, il IS sign
that he is becoming ambitious.
Jim Legate has gone to Washington. 1t
is wonderful how little item like this
will stir up the people Of Oklahoms.
The christian science has tackled the
grip at Arkansas City, but the influenza
with its puissance laid the science low.
The Seventh Day AdYeutists have To-
Gated a college at Bonner Springs. They
are planning to accommodate only go STU
dents
Mr. Legion IL now getting many compii-
nentary mentions as the probable success
sor as state treasurer, II Mr.. Hamilton
should resign.
The Oberiiu, Decatur county. Touring
mills have just closed co3tract with the
state penitentinry Of Georgia FOR half
million pounds OF -four.
The three supreme cour. commissioners
are somewhere IL Kansas waiting for the
kiss that will wake them from their sleep
OF com mon citizenship.
II anything overcomes one who lives IN
der the sweet eQphony of classical Darae,
il IS 70 have a stranger strike a. his icen-
tity with Charlie" or Billy"
The state penitantiary coal mine turned
out 10, 80 Az basosis Of coal during TIE
year is.7. The cash sales and royalties io-
Decem Der amounted 10 80, 455.
Ex-Governor Green Of Manhattan, who
died On Sunday morning on the day pre-
vious. Saturday, January II, was granted
pension Tor disability incurred n the
service.
From divers ineliBations towards let
ters, penchaut Tor f@ds Aod the existsnce
Of lake near the city called Bean,
Atchisoa should be known as the Bostoa
q Kansas
Powdsriug the hair Is re-establishing
Itself with the Paris beaGx. and IS ex-
pectsd 20 show itself sgaia in London
Here viii be another demand OF kacszs
aour from Kansas wheat
Buffalo jones OF Garden City, has an
no1nced hls iateSs8crs % raising eoE Sres-
sional boom for himself lie probably
thinks that there - more Laoosy - tegs
taaa n Tearlrg bae s.esa
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-18
Esxta Lnees.y.

Tbe-- Is good ssuy told 81 tie soonou1-
ica. quaiit.rs Of two weE known and wsalta y
e~n.sesnen LIVING IA the ess, part q town.
says the So Joseph Gaoj Herald, thai u .
good isxon for tho~s YeekIess4y sztravsEsnt
perxoas woo are sOt y,osscssd u tes true
spirit 81 soononuy. On certain nixns oss
Of there c-ntse<sra called o. tA- oss<r 20
traazncs a lItEls basaBs~s ut sAs fo,zOe~~s rs<-
aeues Tss hcss Hghisd candle Mai shsy
zigst eraGnirs sonae psJ>rs, bgt Immediate =
b.sr /. o.. again vsno try were tsroarn,
Having beta E1rssnE n sbs asrx-
Why ID yor S.o~ out tas c@ndisF askss
TIC caller.
On, re can r.ix ia tie sars a. wssi a. ia
tie hight, and u Ezyzs tss csH4ss, ~Az 80
reply.
Thsy coss.inaesi faefr conversation ter .
ssnrz tine. visa Ire h2I seaxd sSsEe nays
t--lossa yDssrs4s posuisr frs<n te.s dar--esso -
lie ealassH cszzlr. Ga4 aEqs1r,s9 ss.t -
frsead vxx dosng
Way sad tee trend. ITS dArk il h-rs.
sad M ozs can a-~ aos. - tAossxht -o~.l4
taEs CT ny uczs@Ts % s<ss t<s sea- "a
tim