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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

Judge Grove rendered q judgment
yesterday in iavor of John M. Cooms
and Frederick A. Newton against the
Colby Wagon Company for S4l5.23 and
costs.
William Hake recovered q Judgment
in Judge Groves court yesterday
against Joseph o. Hutchins for $900.29
and costs. The judgment was rendered
by default.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

The interrogatories in the hearing of
Che motion for contempt in the case of
The City VS.. Stephen WeIden, have been
prepared by City Attorney Taylor.
Everything pertaining to the rendering
business and the keeping of hogs is COW
cred by the interrogstories. which are
shirty-three In number. The defense
will answer them tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
Money

Can be made by the investor, the mer-
chant, the mechanic, the farmer, the
laborer and all others who will take adj
vantage of the last excursion of the
season and visit Tallapoosa, Ga, on
Oct. IA. You can buy excursion tickets
at the low rate of one fare for the
round trip from Allegan, Monteith and
all points on the c., j. & NJ. Ry. via
Cincinnati and Q. & c. Route. For par
ticulars write TO A. +. Llppincott,
special agent, No. 155 Jefferson-ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

II you are even only thinking of buy
ing piano il will be- TO your interest 10
call upon julius A. j. Friedrich. 80 and
30 CaDal-st. You may find such cele-
brated instruments as the Stenway,
Weber. Hazelton, Fischer and Scnatf
Bros. from which TO make . selection.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
SIX MONTHS FOR MRS. sYMEs.
Judge BurssnGame Thoushs She DE
served 10.

Viola symes. the woman who stole
$50 from under Mrs. Blogetts carpet
was tried in the supreme court yester-
day. The jury found her guilty and
tie court asked her if she had anything
10 say VIII sentence should not be-
passed upon her. She snapped out
ssthey got their money back, that's
enough ant itsi
"Ihen you admit, do you. that You
stole the money!" inquired the court.
"No don't. The money was my own"
She made 80 many contradlcting
statements that the court became dis
g,isted with her and gave her six
months in the Detroit house of cor
rection.
Her husband who has been living n,
some Soldiers Home for several years
past had Just returned TO spend the
winter in the bosom of his family and
he ia greatly disappointed to find him
self thus suddenly berefh
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

penny saved ~ a penny earned
ass been tee bass IL many fortunes.
Aad there 40 easier way 10 save the
pennies. o. the dollars. than % color
the eli ard faded clothes With Dls-
luusid DYES They coete in All eotors.
But be Fast Blacks for wool. for cot
ton. Ser six ard festhersj have the
largest sxle BOW. "a hisck q such .
fssasonssie s1aa asefal eeior.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
-
Probate Court.
CYRUS 4. PERKINS, JUDGE.

Virus r.. TLhniNcs JtbtEs
Estate of Daniel II. Hamilton de-
ceased. Petition for administration
filed. Hearing November 2.
Estate of Andrew Sibbald deceased.
Petition for administration filed. Hear
ing November 2.
Estate of Jane ID. Carr deceased. Pc.
tition for determination heirs filed.
Hearing November 4.
Estate of Angelina 8. Anderson de-
ceased. Inventory filed.
Estate of Joanna Stephenson de-
ceased. Order denying probote of will
Petition for administration filed. Hear.
ing November 8.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

The following cases of contagious dis
eases were reported TO the Board Of
Health yesterday: Eva Mutchler,6l
Caledonia-st., May Simmons. l61 Ham,
ilton-st-, Andy Stratton, 275 Gold-st.,
scarlet fever, Mrs. Cook, corner Fourth
and Center-sts., diphtheria.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

The retail department of CoRL KNOTT
Il Co.'S. millinery store is the scene of
husy activity. The large assortment of
goods and the many new novelties
shown is appreciated and praised by the
oodies.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
Foreclosure Proceedings.

The Grand Rapids Savings Bank has
begun foreclosure proceedings in the
circuit court against Henry Principal
and others to collect an alleged debt of
$500. The mortgage covers properly on
Dexter Fraction.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

Small Wreck ON the ID. L. 4 n.
A slight accident occurred At Raw
sons switch on the d. l.. & N. this at
ternoon. An engine and combination
coach ran into IN open switch. The
damage was about 500. No trains were
delayed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
Turkish and Russian Baths.

Corner Monroe and Ionia-sts., every
Tuesday afternoon and evening, and
Friday forenoops reserved exclusively
for ladies. l remove corns, bunions
aud ingrown nails for men, women and
children without pain. Nj. 5. La Bour-
slier, professor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

HON. wM. Il. GROVE. JUDGE.
John NJ. Croms and Frederick A.
Newton VS.. the Colby Wagon Company
assumpsit; judgment for plaintiff for
$4l323 and costs.
VIM. Hale VS.. Joseph o. Hutchins,
assumpsit; judgment for plaintiff for
5000. ~.
Charles H. Leonard ct al. vs.. the
West Michigan Park Association, as
sumpsit; plea withdrawn; judgment
for plaintiff for S366.65 and costs.
Lyman G. Mason vs.. David F. Morris
ct AL, assumpsit; plea withdrawn;
judgment tor plaintiff for 81 ,O39.95 and
costs.
Mary L. Temple VS.. Muskegon,
Grand Rapids Il Indiana Railroad
Company, tresspass as the case; judg-
ment for plaintiff for $77.3O and costs.
Cases on call: Issues of fact, so, SO,
54.55, 81, 60, 81, So, ~, 70, rs, ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

Ladies who use Cosmetics or powders
to cover ND or hide bad complexion
do not know that White & White can
furnish them with Blush of Roses,
which is clear ss water, purlfies the
skin. aud positively removes black
heads aud all skin diseases, takes the
shiny look from the face and shitens il
soon as applied.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
Horse for Sale.

A gentleman's fine driving horse,
bay, 5 years old, sound and of registered
stock. Sired of Wohock, Jr.; has been
tracked ten months, and returns re-
cord of trotting in 2:55, and pacing in
2:30. Can be seen at Edgar 8. Morse's
stables, SO to 81 East Bridge street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
Go to Chicago via the C. 4 W. n.
pime. saves Dollars.

A new dress or suit costs from ten TO
fifty dollars But Diamond Dye I'll
color the last seasons clothes TO look
like new for q triiiing sum.
There are forty kinds Of these dyes,
making any shade desired, but the fact
blacks are especially serviceable At this
season.
They make colors that will not fade
or crock. and perfect. fast to washing
with soaD.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

EPSON klins, of Wyoming, was ar
rested yesterday on warrant sworn
out of Justice Browns court by Chas.
Z. James accusing MN OF stealing $500.
Kline was brought into court oy Con-
stable Smith. and he demanded an ex-
animation, which was set for October
18th.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
0Ysters and CLAIMS

Possibly oysters and CLAIMS cannot
comprehend the cut in prices on our
Ito order Shirts" but men of intelli-
gence can. Only two weeks more.
GRAND RAPIDS CUSTOM SHIRT Co.
McNullen block, 10 and 81 S. Division.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
Orr Formal Opening

Is past, but we continre TO add to our
large stock all the lateststyles in ladies'
hats and toques; also show fine line
Of children's hoods and caps.
ADAMS & Co.
80 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

Not Nelson and Allerton, but to Tom
Dixon's new dining hall, 4S and 45
Pearl-st., (near Arcade) for a good din
ner. Room for all, and all you want
to eat. Dinner 20 cents, breakfast or
supper Is cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

A picturesque German shoemaker
posed for the Art Association Tuesday
evening, and . number of good sketches
We're made, mostly in charcoal. The
subject for illustration Tusday, Oct. IL.
u Melancholy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
LAW AND LAWYERS.
United states Court.

United States Court.
HON. HENRY +. sEvERENs, JUDGE.
Ferrin Brothers Company We. Brad
ley b. Crawford .et ri. assumpsit; ver-
dict for defendants.
Robert w. Elston vs.. Adolph II. Kort-
lander, assumpslt, on trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

Pozzoni's Complexion Powder 10 un-
VERBALLY known and everywhere es-
teemed ~ the ONLY powder that will
improve the COMPLEXION, eradicate tan,
freckles, and al skin diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

There will be room for all to get to
the races today. Go by the G. Il. & l.
or the cable aud North Park line. FIRE.
quent, speedy and ample accommoda-
tlOpa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

Mrs. C. p. Coffin has returned from
New York with her fall and winter inn
ported novelties, and will be ready for
business on and after Tuesday, Octo.
Der g.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

C1fcu1t COurt-P0rt H.
HON. ALLEN c. ADsIT, JUDGE.
The people vs.. David ]. McWharter
information for rape; on trial.
Charles Bateman VS.. Grand Rapids
& Indiana Railroad Company, garni
shee OF CHARLES Blaisdell, punishment;
stay extended thirty days
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

See them all race to John Ten II ope's
millinery store At No. l34 Monroe-st.
to get one of those stylish and becom-
ing hats 10 go TO the
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

The assortment of fancy goods aud
novelties in trimmed goods at CoRI
KNOTT Il Cos, is the largest ever shown
IN Grand E lplds.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
Musical Merchandise

Violins, guitars, banjos. mandolins,
accordeons. harmonlcas and all other
kinds of musical merchandise.
julius A. J. FRIEDRICH,
so and 80 Crnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

A full assortment of sheet music and
music books at Julius A. j. Friedrich's
80 and 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

The above refers to the cut prices on
our line of "shirts to order" Only two
weeks more.
GRAND RAIDS Custom SHIRT Co.
McMuslen block, 10 and Fl &. Division.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

If you wish to purchase . Dress Pat
ter at actual cost go and see I. j.
Nichols,
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

Price our silks before purchasing else.
where. VoIGT, RESPONSIVENESS 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
Superior Court.

HON. 4. A. BURLISGAME, JUDGE.
The People vs.. Thomas McLachlen,
larceny from the person, sentenced to
states prison for two years.
The Prople W.. Viola Symes, larceny
more than $25:J. w. Robbins appointed
to defend. trial by jury. Verdict guilty.
Sentenced to Detroit house OF correc-
ton for ak months.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
Tho Race.

Children's caps or sailors at JOB
Ten Hope, No. l34 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08
THE SECRET
OF THE
Merchant Taa20ys'
Misft Clothing
PARLORS,
No. As Monroe Street,
No. As Monroe Street,

AS divulged by leaf from our ledger,
that the sales of September closed the
largest months trade we have ever done.
From day to day there was no end 10 the
constant rush. The receipts were very
gratifying to us, and now we want each
succeeding week up to Jan. to eclipse
the preceding one, and we are determined
it shall be so. Thus you see the secret OF
how we name such extraordinary LOW
PRICES. 1t is the immense trace we do
for cash. and the more we can increase
our sales THE LOWER WILL BE OUR
PRICE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-08

s,,r, MlsFlr Aisflr MisFlr MIsFIr sisFlr sIsFi
MIsFIr MIsFIT MIsFIr MIsFIr MlsFIT MIsfi'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-13

4 resident OF Nyack. N. T.. contri-
buisa this bit OF. natural. history to .
contemporary: Il was, crossing .
nsld. When my attention was attracted
BY snake rolling over and over. The
snake.wss shout three feet long and
appeared to be propelled by some
power ] couldn't see. knew it was
dead FROM the way Il moved. snd on
looking closer saw that two big beetles
were supplying the sHsotiYs power.
Gbey weSesbehind the suaks. and by
burrowing under II u either epd acted
- rollers to send the snale ahead. !
saw them move Is over tep feet. ]
spent most OF the day In watching.
They propallsd il twsaty feet farther
and then stopped. One of them went
away AMI soon came back with q
least 100 beetles. Thi, little army sat
TO work sud actually dug hole 10 the
ground about live inches 10 diameter
AMI sIsaifa food deep Il took then,
hall. . day 10 do this and just about
dark they appeared to 10 satisfied with
their task. and the whole army SET
about dumping his snakeship into tbs
hole. whIch thsy did by eoiling UP its
body 80 that Il lifted iuto the space
nicely. fhep they covered 1t up aud
disappeared ig the thIcket."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-13
.she s.oops to Couauer."

Across the Helds, one summer day,
Wandered youth and q maiden gay,
The fields we're in green, the maid was 10 biue.
While the youth was In olive OF somber hue.
FOR this dsuRhter of Eve. as cruel as fair,
Had driven her lover quite TO despair.
or glances aud smiles, and worVs she gave
many,
But Of love or caresses she gare-not any.
eoosi to siiie the pair drew nigh.
And CLEAN Of hope liz the young mans eye.
But no sign did he make. though glad he
The maiden went nrst. and round turned. the
wheel
Rut only half way. for this sutton 80 bold
Had eutere,i IL too. AMI fast did DO hold
While he said 10 the maid. Mot step do you
TIL ron have paid toll for all my woe"
For space. somau's wit and mau's muscle
They siood by the stile. but. Tar from com
posed.
In disruay she gazed ON her stelvsrt foe.
Retreat she would not Pay tcllr Al, no!
So. QUICK as 3 flash. she stopped aud was gone.
Away fTOm tho 6tile and the youth foriorn.
"A for her captor alone on the bill.
For augbt kuo~, he Glands there sill,
Charlotte Agnes Powell, In BoetOn Tran
fcffDk
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-13
Hard to XIII Tse~.

Capt. Narryat 10 oss Of bic books
declares that there Nust be . special
prosideHes which watches over mid.
sbis,neu.,f Always exposed to ths
greatest dangers. yet always escaping
fron fhem, they seem to have more
lives than scat gr
JuIgisg frUm the evidence the times
do uot appear 10 have changed siace
.Asrry,tsday ia this FesPset.s Several
weeks sye. when > sHa GBrst with such
disastrous results 90 board II. n. ).
ceraeiia. three Hisshipnea we're
standing by. but we're oaly singed aud
SHAKEN. while every ese else 10 the
yieiuity Of the gun Was either killed or
wounded.
In 1884. ct tue United States Naval
Academy. z Parrot rifle burst on
board the guapery steamer Stsndish.
bgrling bEys frsglnep0 abeut. fortu.
psteiy, 20 Que wss burt, bot this weR-
der nay. be accounted for by the fact
thst iee qua was Weaaed SEclusiysly
by Widship~sR, -.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-13
An India0's Gratitude.

Col. Breeder. late Attorney GENERAL
Of New Mexico. WAS once retained 70
defend . Mexican and q Navajo Indian
charged with the murder Of. 3 soldier
on street 10 Santa Fc. Que night.
Two Mexican women testified that
they Witnessed the murder and thought
they copl.I Identity the prisoners rs
the persons who committed it. But
other evidence favored the accused and
The court and jury thought the women
were mistaken. Some time after the
,aequittai the Navajo turned sp, in tire
seventh heaven of intoxication, and.
sought out Breeder. In his expansive
gratitude be told the attorney that,
although moneyless. as usual, he
wanted TO perform some great service
In part payment Of the debt he owed
him for SECURING his sc1uittal. -"
Come TO my hnHse.P said ibe. aftor-
ney. land try yonr hand on my gar,
dsu,"
but" said the Navajo. give me
some,hin. harder than that To do-A
some great thing for u brave Dona.
sou want somebody killed.? IL YOU
do Ill serve him As We did the
s0iiier!n
did you Kill the soldior?r
'Of course We did. Thought you,
knew that" 2t =
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-13
SHE WAS THE BELLE.
A North Carolina Husband Who Stood
Up for He Pretty Wits.

Back in the North Carolina noun
tains the student Of customs may still
find material for research. The most
unique are the kissing games. which
still cling to the soil. 4 lot Of big
limbed. powerful young men aad sp-
pls-cheeked. buxom girls gather aBd
select one Of aheir number as master
Of ceremonies. SAYS the Washington
Posi-. He takes his stallion in the crn-
ter of the room while the rest pair of
and parade around him. Suddenly enc
young woman will thrown up her
hands and say; -
Il am a-pinin'."
The master of ceremonies takes it
up. aud the following dialogue and ia-
terlocution takes place:
Miss Arabella Jane Apthrap saws
she's a-pinin'. What is Miss Arsbeila
Jane Apthrop a.piuin' furs"
I'm a-piuin' fur sweet kiss"
Miss Arabelia Jaae ApthroP SAYS
she's a-pinin' fur sweet kiss. Who 10
Miss Arabella Jane Apthrep s-pinin'
fur a sweet kiss fruma"
I'm s.pinin' for sweet kiss from
Hugh Waddle" (blushos. coavulslye
giggles aud confusion on the part OF
Miss Arabella Jane Apthrop at this
forced eonfessiou). Hugh Wadsife
walks up manfully and relieves The
fair Arabella's "piniu'" by q smack
which sounds like q ree-year;old
steer drawing his hoof out OF the
mud.
Then young man will he taken
with n sudden and unaceountable
"piain'.i" which. after the usual sxs
changes OF questions and volunteered
information. reveals the name OF the
maiden who causes the ..gnawin' aud
.'pinin'." She coyly retreats outdoors.
only to be chased. overtaken. captured
and forcibly compelled to relieve her
captor's distress.
At one OF these entertainments.
. which IL Was the narrators fortune to
attend, there was 3 remarkably beauti-
fol young woman who had been mar
ried about o month. Her husband
was present. huge. beetle-browed.
black-eyed mountaineer. with list
like ham. The boys fought shy OF
the bride for fear of mourning the
anger of the hulking spouse. The
game went on for some time. when
symptoms of irritation developed in the
giant. Starting to the middle Of the
room. he said: 81.
My wife's ez pooty. n ez Bice. "a
sweet ex any gyurl hyar. You uns has
known her all her life. This game hez
been a-goin on half an hour an nobody
has pinned fur hur 0ucet. Ell some Que
doesn't pine fur hur pooty soon thar
will be trouble"
She was the belle of the ball after
that. Everybody pinned for her.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-13
A RhysiciaR's Tall Yarn.

On one occasion. when several ply.
sicians had met the conversation ran
TO the extraordinary things which 8
human being might swallow aud still
live. saws HOuths Companion.
: 'Hhe familiar stories about swallow.
ing silver dollars. sells of false teeth
and so on bad been related. when DIR
Longbow began TO speak: -
Two years ago." he said. Il was
called in great, haste to attend q car.
penter in my town. though the message
said tbst beyond doubt the man was nj.
ready desd.far he had. while holding a
large gimlst ID bis mouth at his work.
suddeBly swallowed the gimlet. Se
But WhcH 1 arrived at tire man .
house found him 'yery comfortable
The ginlet. gestlemen,. gave him no
trouble to digest. ~ e
There was tsilepce for q mouenL
Presently oiic Of the doctors remarked:
Vita you for physiciaI. Longbow.
the nsan:sas lucky that it was only y
gimlct that he undertook to swallow"
What do yea mean?..'
: Wing. if he tried to swallow one of
year stories it would have choked him
TO death"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-13
TOOK HIM FOR JOHNNY GREENE.
lie Was Some Other Ciri's Brother, but
Kept That Fact Quiet

The following is the experience of q
/. boy who had sense enough to keep his
mouth shut at the proper time, says the
n. Y. Tribune: -"
. Il war wailin' on Johnny Green's
step" he said. less aerost the street
from my house, fur JOHNNY. Up
come a nice-looking fellow in his best
clothes.
".Hew's your sister today?' says he.
an says:she; Mas very. we'll. for /
thort at first that he did mean my sis
ter.
Jess then the door was opened and
: he saws to me: Come in. Johnny and
talk to me while I'm waitin' for My
card to 90 up So Invent. in with him.
YOU'RE nice little chap says be.
an I've got a pockeiknife which I'll
give you il you promise not to lose t.
|. an so promised not To lose it, an he
gave it to me. an felt Of the blades
/ AN saw il was a beauty;
IL like boys says he. smilia! at me
friendly. D..
IAN / like you.' saws l. You
seem like nice fellar. ad' this knife is
q dandy -. ~ -.
'..pm glad you like it, SAYS he, AN
perhaps you would like some CANDY.
an wouldn't you take This quarter an
get some pretty sOops -.
IAN theuI, grinned. for knew
what that pretty soon meaht-jess as
soon as my sister should come down.
Only. you see it wasn't my sister at all.
: That's why / Srihned. and + says
Thank you. I'll go pretty soon.' An
/: he smiled again an tried. to. pat me on
on the Head. :
Pretty soon johnny Greene's sister
comes in an she spoke to ME nice.
cause. she likes me. an showed her my
knife. an he Smiled: ar nre'tiil I wanted
/; to laff right .oat. But didn't say ant
thing about the quarter. cause 1 knew
she wouldn't like that. a..
'.He says to her: 'You have q line
little brother. haven't yon?' An she
. lOoked,pleased. but. kind % surprised.
and says that. Johnny. was little bit
mischievous. but meant well. jest
grinued again.
In about n minute johnny came
downstairs. an when heard him il
the hall i said /. guessed I'd go now. but
she called Johnny in, 'ea6se the man
seemed 10 like him. :;
Johnny. says she. come and speak
to MIR. Dcolittle.' An':Mr Doolittle
jess looked sick cause was .snappin'
the big blade in my knife.
"'Er-an' this amt. your brother?
says he. looking sour 1'me. =
J "Oh. no. says she; this is Johpny's
!. chum. who liyes across the street
."Come on.J6hnny.' says |. for I
thOrt twas .time' to 'go. ;. Come on
down to the Italian friIit.stand an get
some fruit
Johnny was mad wien told him
about the. knife. ..'Bnt'' nsger mind. ;
says /; don't yousee he,s-got to give
you one now?"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-13
A NewsDeparture In Burlesaue.

He walked into The Office in a busi-
ness-like way and said. without preface
TO his remarks: 49,. = j.
live an opera"
Don't want it." said the theatrical
manager promptly.
But it's comic opera" persisted
the man. ..-. =.
Don't care" returned The thealri:
cal masager.
1T borders on the burlesque and has
new featnres." asserted the man.
Like TO see q burleslue with Il new
feature" said the manager scornfully.
What is it-a transformation scene
where q palace is blown up by dyna-
mite aud you get > glimpse Of it in the
air:"-
%. no; I left the Transformation
scene to the stage manager"
The manager looked incredulous.
What's your featured he asked.
'.Wsli. Of course, there's The red
hesdsd boy who Is always doing fool
ish things" !
Of remember him." said the mana:
ger. with sigh.
Aud tho old nai,i.". -: :
She has long. stringy cuds," sag-
gested the manager. ",
..Thsi's the eue.",. said the author.
''She throws her arms arouhd every
one aud talks 10 sbrill voice.: 81
''D6u't speak Of her." said the mana.
ger. -s'Shs makes love to every one.
and the one she Is after particularly,
turns up his nose and says. %. 'Lordrt
whenever she comes near. What Of it?",
we'll. she Isn't 10 this piece.
"What?" -
Neither Is the red.headeI fool" -
Young man. how much do: yoW
want for your burlesque?"- tbicago
Tribune