davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-08-06
dams sa paroisse. "Bien peu, Mgr, dit-il,
rs 4 80 families. tout AL plus"

uduS sd pdIO16SOs O40A POu3 NASA3 = ~
% ! 80 families, tout au plus"
Mgr ne continue pas son interrogatoi-
mails avant de laisser ce zele cure il
lui annonQa que puisqufl connaissait 81
peu SEES paroissiens canadiens gu queux
ne desiraient pas ses services, IL etalt ne
cessaire de leur bonner I'm pretre de leur
nationalite, ct que lie dimanche suivant
I'm pretre canadien viendrait dire la mes
SO aux q%uelques quatre on cling cents ca
nadiens de Pendroit ct y jeter les bases
dune nouvelle paroisse.
Ceci cut lieu ct aujourd'hui Ia parolsse
ca%nadienne de Lynn est n des BONES
paroisses du diocese de Boston.
Mon cher monsieur, je pourrais vous
otter plusieurs autres fats de ce genre,
co%ncernant cette fameuse question rell-
gieuse ct rationale que la presse discute
deja depuis quelque temps, mails CONNIE
nos rGverends contradicteurs, pour une
raison GU pour une autre, mont pas meme
accompli, GU mont accompli QUEEN partie,
ce bien portant devoir: la visite de leur
diocese ct de leurs paroisses. je crols
quill sufit de faire conna1ire ce fait ct
qui de droit saura rendre justice a Ia no.
BILE cause que nous d6fendons.
En- commentant cette cor1espon.
dance, notre confr6re du National
dit:
M. Bourbonniere repond a Mgr Shan
ley en- homme qui conna1t son atfalre'
N ous regrettons dependant qu'iln'ait pas
dome plus de details sur la maniere don't
il a obtenu ses renseignements sur Ia po-
pulation canadienne du diocese de James
town.
Mgr Stanley dit quill a fait faire lie re-
censement par un pretre canadien, ct NJ
B~ourbonniere repond que Monseigneu1
ne connait pas son diocese.
Nous ne savons 81 le public sera salts
fait des applications de M. Bourbonniere
Pour notre part, nous aurions prefere
des indications plus precises, la parole DC
| Mgr Stanley ayant une autorite que DEF
preuves indiscutables peuvent seules
renverser.
Nous dlff6rons absolument do
pinlon avec notre estim6 confrere
quand IL dit que I'M. Bomrb0nmae'
re r6pond d Mgr Stanley en- hon.
me qui connait SON Qf0faire."
Nous persons au c%ontraire, qu'll
r6pond en- homme qui ne conna11
pas du tout son affaire.
M. Bourbonniere 6tait q James
town, il await, q sa port6e, toutes LEI
facilities imaginables pour r6pondre
aux chi1res de Mgr Stanley pal
des chitres ct non par des anec
dotes, tres-dr0les peut-etre, mait
absolument hors de place.
S'abstenir complement cut 6tt
de So part une politique bien plus
sage.
Et puisque nous sommes sur Ct
su]et nous ajouterons que lorsqu'o1
so charge d. une mission aussi s6
Reuse que celle qu'avait entrepri
sc M. Bourbonniere, on devrai
avoir q occur de la remplir d.
maniere q 6viter q Ia presse Cana
dienne- FRANCHISE des camouaets dr
genre de celui que nous avons re-
60, non sans lie re1dre dependant
de Mgr Stanley.
Ce nest pas en- exag6rant notrt
force que nous deviendrons forts
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PAS CLAIRES.

Voici les applications que M. A.
Bourbonniere, secretaire du Guide
Francois dome, dams une CORES
pondance adress6e au National de
Lowell, Mass, achievement 4 la
"serious mistake" gull a faite en-
portant d quinze mile le nombre
des Canadiens- Francois du diocese
de jamestown, n. D.
JAMESTOWN, Dakota Nord,
% Juliet 1891.
Mon cher M. Lenthier,
Null doute que vou vous hernandez CO
que je peux bien etre venu faire dams ces
parages. Etant u la ligne du Northern
Pacific, j'ai voulu voir la vile episcopale
de Mgr Stanley, Get eveque qui pretend
n'avoir que 5000 des n6tres dams son do
cese, quill ma pas encore parcouru!
II est dams le meme cas- que ce pretre
irlandais qui await charge DANES dams
une paroisse pres de Boston.
Un jour Mgr Williams. etant chez lui,
g1nforme sill await bien des Canadiens
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-08-06
Au peuple du Minnesota.

L'Etat du Minnesota, pour etre
dignement represents q l'exposi-
tion de Chicago, a besoin d'au
MONS cent mile dollars ajout6s au
cinquante mile comedies par Ia L.
gislature.
La commission peasant que Pin
t6ret profound manifesto par tout
PEtat doit avoir une expression
formelle ct publique a decide de
convoquer une convention qui sera
tenue a st. Paul, dams la sale des
Repr6sentants, lie jeudi Ii aoot, a
dix heures du matin, ct q laquelle,
chaque vile, chaque conseil de vii
lage, chaque Chambre de CONNER
CO ct chaque "Board of Trade" est
invite a envoyer deux del6gu6s.
Dams les comics GU de sembla-
bles organisations n existent pas, lie
President des commissioners du
comt6 est pri5 de nommer les dele
CUES.
Et nous comptons sur la presse
pour nous alder de sa puissante
influence dams le rassemblement
de &c corps de citoyeus.
ST., avec une connaissance par
fate des b6n6fces qui r6sulteraient
pour pEtat en- montrant nos res
sources ct nos avantsges; 81, con-
%naissant les pr6paratifs immenses
fats par les Etars voisins pour
Exposition de Chicago, lie peuple
du Minnesota decide que $4,000
dollars sont %sufisants, nous ferons
de notre mieux pour employer Get
to somme aussi avantageusement
que possible. MATS nous ne pou,
wont croire que tel sera son yer,
dict.
WIN. r. MERRIAM,
M. B. HARRISON,
J. LADUE,
A. L. WARD,
G. MCC. REEVE.
D.. A. MoNFoRT,
L.. P. HUNT,
j. J. FURLoNG,
G.. N. LANPHERE,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-08-06

ron continual ce premier essai.
Ces r6unlons.ont plus dun m6rite.
Files contribuent anous faire SEN
treconnaftre, elles parlent au occur
ct a l'esprit, Giles donnent une bon
ne opinion de nous aupres de nous
memes ct aupr4s des autres natio-
nalit6s. Esp6rons done qu'avant
longtemps, nous serons de nou-
veau coDvi6s q une autre de ces
bellies fetes.
~
MN. Billy ct Venue sont de re-
tour de la province d'Ontario, Oh
lis 6taient allies comparative dams
un process q propos de mines, mi
mes dams lesquelles ces messieurs
ont de grands lnterets. M. JAG
ques Bureau, avocat, qui 6tait allie
avec eux pour alder d leur cause,
est aussi de retour. LIE jugement
nest pas encore rendu mals tout
fait cro1re quill leur sera favora-
BILE. Tant mieuz! la fortune est
touiours blenvenue, sont joug est
toujours doux ct l6ger, Dissent les
connaisseurs.
***
Les correspondence Basile, Pier.
rot ct Batoche discutaient pautre
jour avec animation. De quot Sc
rions-rous done menaces, grands
dieux?
JEAN-BAPTIsTE DULUTH.
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En- PEASANT.

m4NNs3 1AOuo AOOA
M. Louis Rocheleau, richie sp6'
culateur de Duluth, 6tait en- pro-
menade, la semaine derniere, q
Minneapolis ct st. Paul, avec ga
famille.
***
M, A. Paul, pourvoyeur des pau
vres du comt6 de st. Louis, a etc
f6licite par los commissioners du me.
me comt6, pour la mani6re 6cono-
mique avec laquelle il gere les at.
fairies de son departement. Ii volt
aux besoins de tous ct celia sans sur
charger son departement de Deepen
ses illegltimes.
Bravo, compatriote!
***
M. A Sabourln tient une bonne
maison de pension. Aussi ees pen
sionnaires sont nombreux. LIS en-
%eraissent q vue d'@ii, mails l'on ne
peut on dire autant de M. Sabou
rim. Les soins -assidus ct empress
s6s don't il entoure ses pensionnai-
res, pourraient bien etre la cause
de son manque d'embonpoint. Pa
thence toutefois.
~
M. Table Martin, cure de Ste
Clotilde, Minneapolis. est venu Ell
visite q Duluth alnsi que NJ. Wolf.
gny, propri6ta1re du "Keystone
Hotel de Saltwater MINI.
A la messe, aujourd'hui, NJ. Fab
be Martin a pr6ch6 un beau SER
mon a l6glise st. Jean Baptiste
de Duluth.
Les families J. A. Robert, Alex.
Robert, Anatole Pledalve ct +. Dal-
phond, ont campo la semaine der
Mere q Park Point. Files soht re-
venues ~satisfaites de leur exp6rien-
ce de Ia one DIES camps.
***
LIE concert canadlen- francais, le
premier dome q Duluth, a eu IN
ple1n success. Ce concert nous q
r6v6l6 plusleurs talents. Nous
avons, q Duluth, tous les elements
n6cessaires pour ces sortes d'amu-
sements. II serait 4 d6sirer que
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Nos remerciements d qui de
droit pour l'envoi des "Lettres q
rEnfant terrible" par M. j. NJ.
Outlet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-08-06

Ceux qui veulent une bonnie mai
son de pension, allez au numero
222, Be Ave. n. E. ct vous y trou
verez une exellente cuisine q des
prix mod6r6s.
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Placements A%vantageux.

J'attire tout particulierement votre at
tention sur lie bas prix des proprietes CT
dessous mentionnees.
L'acquisition de ces propriet6es YOU
rapportera plus de rs pour cent dici a
quelques mois.
E'argent que u deposez a la banque
ne vous rapporte que 4 ct 5 pour cent,
tandis que 81 vou lie placer sur des pro-
prietes vous etes certains quill YOU rap
portera lie moins IS pour cent dici a
quelques mois.
iSeZ ct Examiner.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-08-06

% Avenue Centrale, oHre pendant
60 jours, gratis, IN grand portrait
avec chaque douzaine de photo
graphies cabinet"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

wSs . kindly Look IN ttose keen eyos
that had looked death IN she face 80
osten which az once dlssapaied tar mo
1neatAry ssy.aeas Of the great leader. and
few minutes later they were walking
OF SIDE by sice. the slri speaking ear
nestly aud sherman hsteniEs.
The ness that the general had 10 give
her, however, was far froEa resssur1ng
A decisive battle besng now just ~ hand.
II was naturally u the utmost iEnIsoT-
lance for sherman % ascertain the exact
position and spIgoSimais strength q the
force holding the heights which hs was
about 10 ssora. Two q Grants hest
scouts had accordingly heea played al
his disposal, and one OF these was Never
die joe" himself, who had started CO ms
poriious mission tass very morning. AZ
hour before dawn
Brave as Constance Leigh had always
shown herself. abe well nigh gave way
now. She knew how hard IL was for TIE
most prsctaced scout 10 deceive the lynx
eyed vigilance Of the Colfederates, and
she knew. Also. only to well the doom
that awaited her lover If detected Shot
rs spy-Nas this " DC the end 81 the
last descendant If the Forfescness Was
this the third peril" which his dying
father had seen ia the VISION thai haunt
ed his last moments
But harder trial than even this Wa
in store for her. Toward afternoon the
second u the two scouts Ten escaped
Georgia negro came back 20 the camp.
bringing with him all the information
which the general required; but he
brought also the news thai his ooArsAA.
Joe Joliffc. had been detrcsed and capt
ured by ths Caafedersaaa and Ma
doomed 10 death as . spy,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-15

"Guo@ Bill sheymans daisy. 20 he
isl Three hundred miles O msrchin'
through a country whsr there's no roads
and whar the hull place has bin eaten -
hare az . apple orchard when there's
boys around. amt a. easy o. esfin' be
emit. that's faetf~
'Yoa bet II specially when tie
raining hike Old Harry al the tiuse'~
And when them reh~ AIR hnzzin'
around wish their cavalry. jist like .
swarm o 'sk~~sersl DYE remember, bora.
what tsfae theY gsve ~ way down by
Tu-cu,nhy fore ~ end drive 'esn OF
That's ~ When the oil Fnan rot
Grants order ~ march sorne fesiers aid
twas ci'sr impossible. bat ! reskon
tfncse nsliy csnt fisd thai wra 10 hss
dictionary. nobew' Badly Tor Sherrnan'
''stesas. San hsrs esws Go e.fhesa
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PERSONAL.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE FOR BIDS-TO BUILDERS AND
IN others: Persons fwilling to contract for the
erection OF brick central high school building at
Anacortes, In the county of Skagit, and state OF
Washington, may inspect the drawings and speci-
fications at c. r. DonneIs Office or at the Office of
the architects, ]. c. Jepson Co Anacortes, ash,
from the 10th day of July until the Gath day OF
July next ensuing
Offers will not Be received later than o'clock D.
m. on the last mentioned date. The advertisers
do net bind themselves to take the lowest Offer but
reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Nor
will any be accepted unless the character, means
and certified check for So. 000 TO be delivered on
demand by successful bidder TO be retained for the
purposes mentioned in builders contract.
given at the addresses. NOAH NELSON,
Signed: HENRY c. HUTTON,
c. r. DONNELL.
NOTICE TO CONFERENCE.-THE BOARD
IN Of education of the city of Seattle gives notice
that 1t Is the Intention of said board TO receive bids
for supplying the material for and erecting two
lawn addition TO Green Lake, the contract TO be
let to the lowest responsible bidder Said school
house to be built according TO plans, specifications
and details now with Mr.. ]. Parkinson, architect,
rooms 202 and 20S Butler block. where they are
now open to inspection of persons desiring to bid.
The board OF education reserves the right to re-
ject each and every bid. The successful bidder OBJ
tanning the contract will be required TO furnish the
Of the territory Of Washington, approved January
81, 1888.
An bids to be under seal and left with the secre-
tary at the board of education building on the Gen.
trial school block before the Goth day of July
at IL m. WILLIAM 81. HUGHES,
President Of the Board of Education of the City of
Seattle.
Attest: III. F. WHITNEY,
Secretary of the Beard of Education Of the City of
Seattle.
vry Nrrn CoNrp A r,Top no ut A cvuu
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BOOK BINDERY.

REAoVED-F. ASTHoNY'S BINDERY
~ blank book manufacturers removed 10 Waxh
inston street corner Gem mereiaI street Ssattls
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CTEAMBoATMEN, sCowMEN AND 9TH
tice that the undersigned has leased the wharf
known rs the Oregon Improvement f wharf, and
will not allow Wharfage OF scows or landing of
steamboats, at said wharf without permission. The
scows now here will be held for wharfage at the
rate of IS per day. GEORGE T. MYERS.
Seattle, July IL, 1891
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SECONDHAND GOODS.

HIGHEsT CASH PRICE PAID FOR NEW
NJ and secondhand furniture at Chester's. lis
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MARBLE And GRANITE wosxs

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS. COR
~ Rer sixth and Pike streets seattle: All klnds
ceTnetery work on shortest notice; designs fur
nlshed on application.
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LANDSCAPE GARDEsERs.

CARMICHAEL, STIRLING q CO LAND
" scape gardeners: plans and estimates furnished
Box 394. city.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

INSTRUMENTATION TO PLASTER
w and finish hsuse; part pay in unimproved
property. Box 93S, city.
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CONEECTTONERS.

ICE CREAM CONFECTIONERY, ETC
i Henry's ice cream, all fiayors always on hand
delivered promptly 10 ali parts OF the city: Metro
poitan oFlcSs, All hayorS, quart go cents three
homemade candies, made fresh daily largest AZ,
sortment in the city az Henry's SIT Third sTreet
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WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD
w quarters-Shorthand and typewritiug. vpe
writers rented; supplies 332s333 Pioneer buildin8
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COLLECTION AGENCY.
~>~~-~~~~~~~>~~-~-N~~~
LNFIELD COLLECTION AGENCY PRIN-
IL cipal offices at Chicago, Minneapolis and
Seattle. Collections and legal business attended 10
In all parts of the United States. COLLECTION OF
rents and personal supervision OF property for resi-
dents and non-resdents Sixteen years experi.
ence Highest references. George w Eifeld
manager Seattle Office rooms 8 and Renrstorf
building, TOO Second street
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CONFUSION MERCHANTS.

GToRAGE-wE HAVE SUPERIOR FACIII-
~ YES tor storage; household goods furniture and
other goods protected { rom d0s; and soiling H.
II Hammond a Co., S2l-s23 West corner Marion
SIoRAGE OF CRAZE. PRODUCE AND
- otner property solicited aud warehouse receipts
gwen H. X Hammond & Co. 52l 1913 West and
Marion, and fronting Railroad avenue aad wharf
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EN-
~ gineers and contractors for bridges Of every de-
scription; wharfbuidng, pile-drving, dredging
and steam shovel excavating; plans and specihca-
lions furnished on application correspondence So
licited. Office, Occidental block, Seattle, Wash
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I II. PARSONS, 102 SEATTLE BLOCK
- Books OF public officials. corporations, admin
istrators firms and individuals examined opened
or closed. Statements made therefrom Advice
given. Partnership settlements business CORE
spondence and general agency conducted. Refer
ences furnished.
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DFETNG And CLEANING.

GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING CLEAN
- ing and repairing works, $50 second street
~ ANDERSoN-DYER AND CLEANER OF
w =. ladies and gents clothing. Fin and Tarnos
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HALEY. GLENN a Co.
seattle and Whatcenn.
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MRS. REYNOLDS, THE SUCCESSFUL BUsI-
4u ness and test medium Room SO Roter
house, 1,1l5a Front street; no cards, questions
MADAME ROSS CAN BE CONSULTED BY
1u all or business love and marriage. 7l3
Third street, up stairs, between Columbia and
Cherry
LNLoRENCE MARVIN, PROPHECIES, WHO
IL predicted the Seattle fire Room 3, Phinney
block, corner Front and Seneca streets
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1l4 CHERRY ST., Next Door TO the
Post-Inteiligencer Office.

WANTED-RoOM AND BOARD IN PRI-
w vste family; best of references furnished
Address C., rost-lntelligencer
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HAIRDRE SSTNG.

4 RTHuR L. COON. GoTTSTEIN BUILDING.
II the John L. Mitchell New York standard
Seattle Wash. - S-
r. j. LAsSEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, KORN
II. block, Occidental SQUARE Sonth Sscond strea,
and Yesler avenue. rooms Is and H.
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MISS A. NICHOLSON. FASHIONABLE
Au dressnaking parlors. 80 and 80 Rengstorff
block Second street; stylish garments; perfect 1T
guaranteed.
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ASsAYERS AND CHEMISTS

~ E. BoGARDUS, OFFICIAL AssAYER FOR
~. Chamber of Commerce; mines examined; as
saying and chemical work of all kinds done
Rooms Al AZ and 40 Sullivan building, Front, be-
tween Cherry and Columbia
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A ]. MCINTOSH, VETERINARY SURGEON.
IA. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College Of
nee at Montana stables, Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone 2eo; residence telephone 1857.
GREEN & NUGENT, VETERINARY PHYsI-
VI clans and surgeons; honorary graduates On
tario Veterinary College Office and infirmary at
Quincy Cab stables corner West and University
streets; telephone 432.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-01
I.ccch On Silver.

Director OF the Mint L"rch ~
pcarcd beiorc tho House cOmmit'c"
on coinage Wodncsl,y. anl talked
ro3ardin, tho various rcIturc5 oi the
Gilvcr question. II, sail nm agree
meDt br,wrea suni.:c;,t "ul b,g u,
powerful countries could Keep Go,t
aud silver ut par. he dad not ba.ir"
tho free coinage OF EiIvcT b.: ~.
United S.ItSj wJIll Il, il. tn.
ctfoct OF the p lsiigo ~: = Iras rDinI ~
moosurS woI!d b, t) seal t. oar
mints grcIt m1J5a3 Of I:l:s: from al.
over the world.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-01
ON TALKING SLsNG.

IL Et1!t Thn' Grnw. E,pi!!y and Cor.
ru?:a Coo II Innc-I.
Thil 'scrw oactta" i5 especially fer
yon, dsar GlrlL Tho advice could DO
PITT IL thrcc word - D1a! ia t. los.
silly there might carac aa occasion -
S@y onco III = Lifetime when y rcol
round lit Of Tho Fcnuino n-:i,lo
''5'"Ay wcull PROVE funn". Eut 10
hc"r vulG.r worlI uTcl b: q ccmtlo
Ci:l l. almost inv. r!aLly Ghcc ing. I
remember N ss:a:: two Girls ca tho
rirc2t and hrariay ono OF ihcil say.
IN bet you = garter" II r,v, IN, n
"i!"cr. A3d wIcI n Croap OF sch,cl.
Ef!i III ih"!r coavcr ";inl-a3. alas!
tacY Often do-w!ih ono nlaug rl-apo
alt,r "lothc", the effect Oh IN outsider
II r"iafallT diGaSrcu. bic.
Tho haLit OF tai ia; nl.rr r"ou.a ram
l!!y. 1t - like report t.nv bt OF
;cTnd"l. Have yen never noticed that
ii NCu 'av ?a u:!.;ind word :-:irs, y
nci&i.Etr l:,w q..ichly = chance cor: o,
- ""' Gno'hcr? Aad with imst thnt
Same cpp ling casH . habit Ct usiuy
ca irSi, coario worlI inCruayc3. V,cciI
C"o" rapidly.
nero II rlcnt" Ct rood. atronr I'm.
III IA to Givo c%rrrsIi,n IL TO VII, ,.roll.
cry iaiiTnaii0n o: Hy,apatay without
rcc'a''n ID tho rhraTcr which b7lonr 10
Eo"'r-jocl;cy1. gamblers. iirrlc?, and
We innn 10. Tho GtrCot Arab uic':n IN,
ri n; a. hc GocG tho cad. OF old ric.art
LON ihc gutter Surely T. wcl!.l.rcd
C.il ~ not OF tho cam, level il lcr
hp2ech ana manner Why ahoull Yho
uso vulgar worlH any moro than oro
woull H;:ia her hands?
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