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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-09
CITY NOTICES.

CITY COMPTROLLER'S NOTICE - THE
" holders of each and all the general fund war
rants herein specified hereby required TO pre-
ssnt the same to the city comptroller for surren
der and cancellation before June az, 1892
and on the same being so surrendered the respec-
tive amounts thereof. with interest thereon. viii
he forthwith paid by the treasurer said warrants
are the following, to-wit:
Numbers ,32l to 1856, inclusive dated Febrr
AIRY 2, 1892. issued TO r. W. Trounce assignee OF
J. ID. Lowman. trustee of ii. L. Yesler.
Number $50. dated August IS, 1891 issued 10
w II. Pumphrey. executor of the estate Of L. N
Starr, de ceased-
Interest said warrants will cease June %
1892 j. VI. CARSON
Comptroller.
Date of first publication, June g. 1892.
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PERSONAL.

PERS OVAL.
49,
DERSONAL-ABERFEL BUILDING LOTS;
L cheapest and best property: buy home; stop
paying rent seattle Exchange 615 Second.
DERSoNAL-HAVE YOU INSPECTED THE
Belltoun Furniture Company's stock of furni-
ture and asked their prices? 9l5 Front street In
stailments
CCHOOL OF ART DRESSMAKING; BRING
~ your own dresses TO make. Room 81 Hinckley
block.
DEkSONAL-BABY CARRIAG CHEAP
i New England Furniture Company, 1919
Front street
MRS. MILLER. PROFESSIONAL NURSE,
WI 1871 Third street
HAVE A NEW COVER PUT on YOUR
IL umbrella. Umbrella hospital, opposite post
office
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4 CCT1OS SALOON SATURDAY, p NJ.
~ June II, VIII offer the following choice
property to the highest bidder:
Lot :, block 81. p. T. Denny's third: 227 Poplar
street; three houses Front street cable cars pass
door.
lots and 4. bl' ok IS. d. ;. Maynard's plat;
ner Eighth and Main: house 20 rooms and barn.
Lot 3 block 2 heirs ;. A Bell Fifth street, be-
tween Pine and Olive; three houses, 9, ana
rooms each.
Lot 2. block is, heirs A. Bell, Sixth street, be-
tween blanchard and Bell: house rooms.
Lots /, and :. blk .: 50xl0e each: Washington
Place Rcchester avenue.
Lots and Z. block 20: l2sxl2e; Yesler's nrst;
corner Yes.er and McCiaire
Lot II. block s 50x1o0, Union addition; fine
view
Lot II. block II, 62x6O Jackson street addition;
house rooms: corner Lane Il Wllfred; take Yes
Ter avenue car 10 Taylor street
Lot i, block 2s; 6oxl20: Edes Knight; two
houses. and rooms each; Hyde street; take
James street car.
Lot ). block rs; 60xl20: Edes & knight: house
. rooms street graded city water; Hyde street;
take James street car
No trouble to show the properly. II Will pay
YOU 10 examine this list If you want bargain. Sc
attic Realty and stock Exchange. sos fesier ave
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Date of first publication. June 9, 1897. ''''''

ClTE TREASURES NOTiCE-NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that the assessment roll for the
Improvement of Rose and DuWamish Streets ere
ated by ordinance No. 1888. entitled IAN crdt
nance TO provide for the improvement Of Rose and
Duwamsn streets. IN the city Of seattle. under
local improvement district No. 20, from Madison
street 20 the north line of Highland add. By grad
Ing and constructing sidewalk each SIDE
thereof has been certified 10 for collection, aaf
that unless payment be made of such assessments
within thirty days from and after the date OF the
Erst publication OF this notice, such assessments
snail become delinquent and shall bear interest a.
the rate OF 10 per cent per annum until paid ana
ii not paid beAre such assessment shall nave De
come delinquent penalty of per cent. shall be
added and the sums delinquent SIN all be entered on
the annual tax roll for the current year agas!
each loi and parcel 80 delinquent, and, with inter
est, collected a. other tayes and If not paid within
the time fixed for the payment OF city taxes shall
De collected as sueh taxes are collected. and eac1
LOT or parcel SO delinqent shall be sold for The
amount of such assessment, with interest and
costs at the time and In the manner and by the
same authority as lands and lots sold for city
taxes. ADOLPH ERJl; CITY Treasurer.
Date OF first publication, Seattle, Wash, June2
1892.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at my Office until .. n. on Wednesday, 18th
June. 1892, for erecting AMI completing the
perstructure of brick and stone hotel, to be
built on lot 22, block l3 for Mr.. l.. Guchon.
The tenders will Re received FOR the whole work
or separately as follows:
For brick. tone and cement work.
For carpenter and mill work, which includes the
glass
For plastering.
For plumbing. heating gash ting, electric wir-
ing. galvanized iron and tin work.
For painting
For roofing
The building IL TO be SO by 1872 feet three stories
high, with basement
The successful tender will be required to furnish
good and su ff1cent bonds.
Plans, specifications. etc. be at nv
office, No. room, Powell block, New Westmin-
ster. b. G.
The owner reserves the right to reject any or all
tenders. A. II. TOWLE,
Architect
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FOR EXCHANGE.
Tor ANGE-TTNBER LAND AND
y, !arEn and for city property. H :. Turner. 20.
Butler block.
tbR ESCHANGE-NEW BROOM HOUSE
ara large lot a. Fremont. worth $500, for acre
axe OF vacant lots. J. A. Gould. 25 Olympic block.
FOR EXCHANGE-FoCR EXTRA CHOICE
residence iOts Graded and terraced. o0Nl2o,
.!ose 10 broadway and Albert streets, Tor acreage.
IiihoeF lands or good inside or outside property.
IFeei' -o4--o@ Washington building, Front street.
t'oE EACHA NCiE--320 ACRES FIN WHEAT
land IN Southern California or 10 acres. all i'm
proved near - Brlen. Wash, for 4 use and iot
III Ne49t4e ADDRESS 3. J.. care P0Si-In Lel.gencer.
E'oR ENCHANGE-A FINE COLLECTION
% diamonds Tor good Seattle property unin-
ca1ooered- and Sullivan block
E'oh kACHs NGE-RANCH ~ EASTERN
spi Pioneer biort
ELECTRO AND STEREOTTPISG.
NoC CAN Now GIT YOUR ELECTRO AND
>tereoty Ping done at short notice and on rea-
e0nao4S Terms. hihbe e !lo Columbia
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CTTY Urea SUFFERS NOTICE-THE Fol-
" lowing city warrants Will lie paid upon presen-
tation az the city treasurer's Office. Interest on
said warrants will cease AZ the expiration OF NJ
teen days from the first publication Of this notices
Salary fund warrants, Nos 4 1891 TO 4,41O. inciu'
sive.
sive.
Third street ordinance 1853, Nos 2.456 70
$3.50, inclusive
Mary street. ordinance 1852, Nos 2, 400 to 2,6oa
inclusive.
Fourth and Harrison streets, ordinance LIT.
Nos. 2,5l5 and 2.5l6
ADOLPH KRUG, City Treasurer
BY J. J. KSoFF. Deputy.
Date OF hrSt publication, June 4, 1892
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VAN ?ED-RoARD.

NrANTED-BY LADY, BOARD AND ROOM
" in private family, state terms. d L. W.. care
post-lnleliiSencss.
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CIIH CoMFTKOLLER'S NOTICE - THE
~ AolGers OF eaca and all the general fund war
rants herein specified are hereby required 10 PIE
sent the same to the city comptroller FOR surrender
anc cancellation on or before June II, 1897 and
on me same being 50 surrendered the respective
hhlobn thereof. with Interest thereon, VIII %
Ior-hWith PAD oy the city treasurer said N9
rants are the following to-vylt:
\ o. 6DI. issued TO WASHINGTON Z erritory Inv. Co.
NO. bOs, n Ucd 10 Washington Territory Inv. Co.
No. 6J9, issued To Washington rerr tory nv. Co.
y %. $40. Issued 10 Wash ngtOn 7 errFtory Inv. Gu
no. 81 J, Issued 20 Warrington Terri Org Ins. 90
NO oiZ. ssue! ID Washington Territory Inv. "a
= o. 6l3, issued TO Mary G. Kttinger
No. 81, issued u l. Werthe mer
No 6l9, Issued 10 II T. Heserve
No. $40, issued TO II. F. Meserve
No e.. issued 10 Martin Me- Ddrewa
y o. 623, Issued 10 Bessie J. Lewis
No GA. i sued TO Bessie J. Lewis
No. t25. issued 70 Bessie j. Lewis
No. 19J. issued 20 H. l. Yesler
70. 196. issued 10 II. T.. Yeser
No. 197, issued to II. l. Yes,er
NO. 1893, issued 20 I. H. Hinckley.
) D 500, issued % r. II. Hinckley.
y o. sol, Issued to c. r. Bowman
y o. soZ, Issued 70 frs Nat onaI Bank
) o cO3 issued 20 J. r. Lewis
20. SJf, issued 10 z. K. Marshall
No. SOS, issued to L. II. Griffith.
y o. s0s, ISSUED to J. VI. CONAN.
\ o. 956. Issued 10 Harms & Dickman.
30 !,lZo, issued TO Tustin. Gearin & crews -
Interest ON said warrants will cease June 40
1892. IN CARSON,
CITY oomptroller
Date OF first publication, June !, 49,
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF FLOUR
L mill and portable sawulill, etc, u. s. Indian
service, Colville Indian Agency Washington.
sealed proposals. Endorsed proposals for erec-
ton OF flour mill. etc. as the case may be- AMI
addressed to the undersigned at Fort Spokane
Wash, will be received at this agency until l
o'clock p. m. Of July g. 1892 for the fnrn shing Of
all material, machinery and labor, and TO erect on
the site known the New Mil Site" on the
Cteur d Aiene Indian reservation, Washington,
one houring nfll Of 80 barrels daily capacity with
portable sawmill attached: also one seveil-room
frame dwelling, as per the plans and specifications,
when may be examined at the Office OF the Ore
gonian." of Portland, Or; the Post Intelligen-
GER" OF Seattle Wash: the Review" Of Spo-
Kane, w ash, and at this agency
separate bids are required for the furnishing OF
the machinery and placing same in position and
for the buildings, and bidders required to
specifically IN their bids the length OF time pro-
posed to be consumed In the erection OF the mills
and buildings.
The right is reserved to reject any all bids or
any part of any bid II deemed for the bes interest
of the service.
Certified Checks-Each bid must be accompa.
MED BY certified check or draft upon some United
states depository or solvent national bank in
the vicinity Of the residence Of the bidder male
payable to the order OF the commissioner of In
dian affairs, for at asst per cent of the
of the proposal. which check draft will be for
feited to the United States in case any bidder or
bidders receiving an award shall fail to promptly
execute a contract with good and sufficient sure
ties, otherwise to be returned to the bidder
Bids accompanied by cash in lieu of certified
check will not be considered.
For further information as to location of the
mills. means Of transportation, etc, apply to
HAL J. COLE,
L. 5. Indian Agent
Fort Spokane, Wash. May "a. 1892.
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FOR RENT-LODGING- USES.

E,oR REST-CLARENDoN HOTEL. CORNER
Second and Depot streets: . desirable tenant
can secure this recent built house very fayora
bic termA Apply Charles Louch l,412 Front
street
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NfOSEY TO LOAN ON Alb hiN 70 "
nj yalunhles- terms reasonable; business strictly
confidential W. j. slyfeld, No LIZ Seco"d
street
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H4NTFp-R osHprHS.

TABLE BOARD BY DAY. WEEK OR
4 month; home cooking; everything aTss-class,
best sc meal IA thc CITY; centrally located Mrs.
Atwood The ferSSoe. a1i second street
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LOST.

| oST-JC y :, 4 GOLD WATCH ON FRONT
u or second streets; Inscribed case arrie G
Crittenden, Dec %. 1874" liberal reward viii
DE paid 30 finder IL a1se j. returned IN Rurns q
Atkinson office lol Butler block
I o>T-BLACk MARE; ABOUT : YEARS
L. oiG; bVanted y. - on left shoulder SanJ
Information 10 J. II. Beckmann. III Kinney street
I oSr-PACkAGE PAPERS CONTAINING
l. small purse and sol3-rl N med spec arIes Re-
turn spectaeles TO room l courthouse and receive
reward.
I p>T-A WHITE SITTER WITH RTACE
a spots; my name on lar Finder Will be sutt-
ANY rewarded by returning Il 10 seventh and Jec-
ferSoa streets. ". {. Hei.cron.
I OST-FREDERICK kNEL~OS's ADDRESS
Il dea ers in secondhand furniture
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ELECrRo AND srEHEorFPING.

NoC CAN Now GIT YOUR ELECTRO AN d
StereotypiDg done at short Office and on rea-
sonaoie terms. kiobe & Co., 2lo Columbia street
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CONTRA CTORS AND BUILDERs


CONWAY e. BOGART. CONTRACTORS: PILE
~ driving, bridge building. etc estimates fur.
nlehed. headquarters, Seattle, Wash Residence
20S Vine street.
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"CRISP SNAPS

&70O-CIeared level lots Rentsn heights,
north of Madison street. Small amount or cash
and balance easy payments
Brick Northumberland and paying sa.isfac-
tory reveDue-to trade for stock In an -'neorpora-
ton or established business, or woulh Trade for
an Improved farm
$500 Full lot near James street Cars; corner.
and eligibiy located.
s2Ioc-ffonse and COX 20-foot lot In North Sc
attic, near Depot street.
Observation-Disclosures pair OF lots on Queen Anne
hill: none better.
$75 per acre For well located forty near ferrni-
Of Grant street car line. This is an excellent
tract. ravines steep hiilsides.
G175-l60 acres, located north or The Unlver-
sfy site and near Lake Washington. Excellent
Investment at this low figure
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L'OR SALE-5OI ACRES OF WATER FRONT
II IN NashOn island. ten miles from Seattle; only
81 SO per acre If sold at once ]. T. Akin & Co.,
622 Second street.
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L'OR SALE-FIvE ACRES WATER FRONT
II in sight OF Seattle; s75 per acre; easy terms.
Z. u. Bradner, 90 Olympic block.
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ENGINEERS AND DRAUG HTS MEN
EUGENE RICKSECKER, G. T., CONSULT.
~ Ing and constructing engineer. p. O. Box 28s
Seattle, Wash.
7 c. WOODMAN. CIVIL ENGINEER AND
IL. deputy United states surveyor. Office, 65.6S
sullivan building.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTION

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-Ey
- gineers and contractors for bridges of every DE-.
scripti0n: wharf-building. piie-driving. dredging
and steam shovel eycavating: plans and spec.fes-
ti0ns furnished on applications; correspondents
solicited Office, Occidental block. Seattle Wash
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FOR REET-TYPEWRITERs ALL E1Sr-
building. ''- f'oneer
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Tor SALE-NICE HOUSE AND LOT: CEN
traliy located; a bargain. Room 206 New
York block
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MxSCELLANEOUS.

CARPETS CLEANED AND LAID; WIN DOW
~ shades and drapeTy: furniture moving a sre-
cialty. Office, Si4 second street; residence, 3I2
Union street. 1nnes & MAntez.
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L'OR SALE-THE BELLTOWN FURNITURE
IL Company are carrying a more complete lne Of
fine furniture than ever; instaliments. 9l5 Front
street.
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FOR REyT-HOCS ES,

E'oR RENT-AN ELEGANT EIGHT-ROoN
L house at S25; a FIVE room cottage at SS. with
water. Inquire at 2,3l7 Front street. or $40 Ash
street.
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MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS or $500 TO
vi So 900 at low rate Of interest Address ~
N T..
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Tor SALE-THREE FINE UPRIGHT Pl-
Il amos repossessed: here's chance, and a good
one better investigate If you wish a piano; pi-
ano to rent F. Christianer 81 Third street.
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Tor SALE-4O ACRES EAST OF KENT:
IL all rich alder bottom; near county road and in
good location; price $50 per acre; terms, 5000
down. balance monthly or seIni-annual payments
$50 per month L. II. Rogers. 1U3 and lO4 Butler
block
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L'oR SALE-GET YOUR BUTTER FROM
II the COW, the only source reliable; very best
Iowa creamery. Csc pound; California rolls, full
weight, 35c each Why pay 4Oc to soc elsewhere
Cow Butter Store, Front street. next Y. NJ. C. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-09

On ono occasion II mustnpper
named Joseph Hart saved the life Of
n unchman's child by a brave act
He was ON watch, and tho herd,
including some colts, had become
considerably wearied. ono OF the
colts struggled behind just as the
herd came near the cabin of a ranch.
man. Tho horses apparently did not
notice that they were so near civil.
Z1tion and ploddod ON, the colt 10.
manning belind. Soon three year.
old girl came toddling from behind
the cabin and trotted toward the be.
wildercd colt
The animal whinnied loudly, and
It's mother, which lad been looking
back undecidcdly, turned and ran to
It's rescue. Catching sight of the
baby the mother beast in some way
connected the child with the threat.
cncd danger and reared TO strike the
little one with It's fore feet. The
hunter CiarD was just within reach.
and drawing his revolver sent bul.
let crashing through tho mares
hcad.-Abilene Cor Augusta Chron.
taia
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In conversation Mrs. Browning
seemed reserved. with certain
proud nloofness OF manner: NJ the
same time there was listening rcti-
ccuce in her attitude that did not
hclp the playful tossing to and fro OF
talk. Occasionally she flung her rc
marks into the midst Of the discussion.
and such remarks were weighed.
measured and full Of sense and pur.
pose. II was evident that Mrs. Brown.
ing had not thrown on the habit, &C.
quircd IN the years Of silence IN her
darkoncd chamber. OF convcrsing in
a one sided way with the best books,
which is vastly different from CON
ycising with the best mon.
! remember speaking with Crab
Robinson about Mrs. Browning; ho
partly agreed with me, but not On.
tircly. lie was not so disappointed
as l was with her reserve In con.
ycrsation; being a great talker him.
self, he specially valued the gift Of
silence In others. lie found tho
poetcss very interesting and pleas.
ing. and commended her for taking
no opportunity Of display, and APP
paiently having no desire. Temple
Bar.
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\ report to the effect that a compro-
mise has bcen reached In the Utah dele.
CATION contest, at Minneapolis, sew.
IDENTIFY without foundation In fact The
committee on credcntlal, has not, accord
ing to latest dispatches, yet reached tho
Utah case.
The following, received at 4 p. m.'
confirms our view Of the rumor 10.
frrred to above, which Ia evidently
false:
MrNSEAPoIIs, MINI, o.-tSpecial
to tho DISCREET NEws.l The com
mit,ee has been In session all morning
on the Louisiana and Mississippi
contests. Il Ia not expected that they
will reach the Utah case I'LL this even
ing. Both sides arc waiting ant
watching.
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In q micrcscopital article In ono Of
he great German quurterlies, Dr.
G. A. IAudner discusses the occur
rcnco OF the "ecls" which arc 70 com.
mon in weak e. impure vinegar
Tie male Of this interesting little
species Of serpent measure to ~
millimctcrs and the female from ! :
to 81 millimetcrs in length. They
move very actively ip any luid
medium, but In thicl; or sticky con.
coctions coil themselves into knots
and lay dormant for days together
They thrive well II fcd ON an egg
diet; will also live on fruits and
bulls Thcy can survive toleribly
strong VINEGAR. but die Immediately
u put in purc acctic acid one Of
the most wonderful facts concerning
the reproduction OF vinegar cells is
that the female reprdsuccs viyipar
ou-ly or oyiparou-ly, according TO
the nutritivc medium and tho tenn.
peratuVl
They flourish best in a temperature
between 60 degs aud 50 dogs Fair,
and are killed when the temperature
runs up 10 above l07 degs., or below
the freezing point. How they got
into vinegar IS one Of the unexplained
mysteries Some eminent men Of
learning have attempted to provo
that they get in during manufacture;
exactly how. they do not explain.
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The Firemen's Victory.

Tho baseball contest between the
fremeu anu police mines at National
Park last evening stands without q
local parallel In that manly aud ex.
Vibrating sport. II WAS series OF
olunders from commencement to
close and all Of the mistakes were not
made by the police either. When the
playing stopped, the score stood: Fire.
meu, ~; Policemen, IL. The lormer
are hilarious over their victory. hut
why should they be-? II was war he.
tween giants and dwarfs. The polict
are sore and sulky over their defeat and
are goaded almost to desperation 10y the
cutting anu frequent Jibes from Iheii
vauqulshers. The receipts 20 10 the
a'lRblishmrnt Of Joint gymnasium
which In certainly badly needed hy
both departments. The Mil Creek
Kindergarten nine now Wishes 10
Play either team.
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Youngh,Bbnnd TO his friend Old
we'd Como up here for your vaca.
ton. We've got tho finest boy YOU
ever saw IN your life. Congratulate
me on being the father OF chcrub.
Oldwed TO his friend Younghus
bandl-ThanlSs awfully. but tho firm
decided to send me west for my VA
cation. Congratulations, old fellow.
on your first. n IA.
Year Later, Younghusband to hi,
friend Oldwe,D-Try and find a nice,
quiet spot, old boy, where wo can
take vacation together. Would in
siSt ON your coming here, but baby
is cutting his ego teeth. S1ong,-
Detroit FREQ Press.