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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

time to set them out into the garden. They
don't begin to bloom well till the very hot
weather Is past; but then. say, after the
middle of August. they set in in all their
glory and continue to increase in strength
and profusion till cut down by frost in
October.
Mr.. Faconer lifts and pots few of the
finest begonias before the frost cuts them
and brings them into the house to ripen
seed for next years crop. You can't keep
them growing all winter you needn't
try 10. He says: Keep the old
bulbs dry and where frost cannot
get at them or the tire heat Is too strong,
house, frame or greenhouse before YOU set
them out. BE very particular about this
And n they don't start well don't plant
them out iii they do"
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South Bend NAwa

SOUTH BEND. Feb. Especial Begin
ming today South Bend will have a daily
mail service by rail in place OF the prevl-
Gus circuitous route by steamer from As
toria.
Prospects are bright for the establish
ment of telephone service in this city by
the Sunset Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany and telephone communications with
Seattle and Portland.
The Willapa Harbor tannin extract
works are turning out thirty barrels of ex-
tract daily. The steamer Point Iona will
take 100 barrels to San Francisco on her
next trip.
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Winter in the COlville Country.

CoLvILLE. Feb. ESPECIAL. Snow has
been falling necessarily for the past week,
and has accumulated to depth of nearly
five feet on the level. 1t is the deepest
snowfall in the history of the earliest set
tier, and will result in great loss of live
stock if the snow hangs on until March.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

Topeka, Feb. 9.-The Republican house
today declared vacant the seats of
two Populist members which had been
contested and threatened to unseat
the entire Populist membership unless the
Popuiists joined the legally constituted
house by February 81. The Populists say
they will pass legislative appropriation
bill tomorrow, so the Republicans can test
the question of the Populists' organization
of the house in the supreme court.
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Cutting County Omcers' Salaries.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Feb. Especial The
county commissioners reduced the salaries
of various deputy county officers, aggre-
eating about 5000 or $1,000
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hoSLYN BANK ROBBERS TRIAL.
George Zackary's Case Dismjssed-Jurv
Kinxie's Case still Ont

on kinxie's Case Still Out.
ELLENsBURG. Feb. Especial. AT the
night session of the superior court here
yesterday County Attorney Wager ad-
dressed the jury for the state in the case of
Tom kinzie. The defense announced that
they would waive an argument. Judge
Graves charged the jury and it retired at
o'clock. 1t is still out and it is not prob.
able that an agreement will be reached.
Street talk says that eleven are for conyic.
ton and one for acquittal.
When the case of George Zachary, the
third defendant, was called this morning
the prosecution made motion to dismiss
the action and the motion was granted. 1t
is understood that the evidence possessed
by the prosecution against him was not
strong. Public opinion has been favorable
to Zachary all the time.
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Tuberoua Eegonias.

William Falconer, editor of Gardening,
starts the seed of his tuberous begonias in
the dollhouse in January or February,
and keeps the little seedlings in full and
vigorous growth till planting out time,
first in the green house, then in a
cold frame from April into May or
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Hagen and DOnoghue to Skate.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-Hagen, the Nor
wegian champion skater, today accepted
Joseph F. Donoghue's challenge for a Sc
ries OF races at Newberg. Hagen names
February Is as the date for the contests.
The races will be at one, three and five
miles
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Senatorial Deadlocka.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Advices to the Asso-
ciated Press show no election of United
States senator in either North Dakota,
Wyoming or Montana today.
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PoRr TOWNSEND. Feb. 9.-TSpecial The
identity of the derelict off Cape Flattery is
still a mystery. The tugs that were sent
down to the cape have not returned
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HOquiHms new Water Service Plan.
HooU1AM. Feb. 9.-[Special. 1.-The city
council is considering a proposition of
bonding the town and putting in $45. 600
water system, the present supply not be-
ing sufficient for the demand. The new
plans call for pipe line four and one-half
miles long, running toward the head
waters of the Hoquiam river, where a
large supply of pure water can be had.
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Gov. Pennoyer's Veto Nesatived.
SALEM, Or. Feb. 9.-The senate today
passed the Worlds fair appropriation bill
over the governors veto.
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Jim Corbett Challenges the World.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 9-James ]. Corbett
challenged the world. At the Bijou
theater tonight he announced that he
would fight all corners at the conclusion
of his theatrical engagement in October.
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CURED FOR A CENT.

II you have a hard rasping cough
and a feeling Of tightness across
the chest with fever, you must
take care or you will have an attack
Of pneumonia. II this be the case,
lose no time, but get a bottle Of
Reds German Cough and Kinney
Cure. It is the only cough remedy
on the market that will instantly
relieve pneumonia, because IL is q
stimuIant, but perfectly harmless.
so that you can take il IN any
quantity until you are relieved. u
your druggist does not have &C., write
US on postal card, giving your
name and address and the name Of
this paper Send tito the SYLVAN
REMEDY CO., Peoria, 49,. and
we viii send you trial bottle by
mail free.
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What wonderful change has been
produced in all our habits by the ready
means Of obtaining light out Of the
material formerly extracted from
human efete matter, and nov from
old bonesi Before its application 20
matches Il is calculated that every
man. woman and child spent ninety
hours yearly in getting light aud Ere.
or rather that they would have done
so II they had used such means as
freely as we do now. A. present the
consumption Of phosphorus matches
per head Of the population amounts TO
eight daily and. a. each match con-
sumes fifteen seconds in its use tive
minutes are spent for the whole dav.
or twelve hours for the year II We
calculate the economy Of time % the
population Of the United states by this
simple invention, each person saves
seventy hours yearly, or say. ten
working days, which. represented in
labor cost 90 half dollar per day for
the sixty-two millions 81 the popula.
ton in the United states. gives an ag-
gregate economy Of three hundred and
ten million dollars yearly Noftl
American Review
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Having made her decision. she ex-
perienced that freedom OF spirit that
comes 20 one no longer in bonds 70
doubt. She proceeded then % set her
rooms in order. She cleared the little
table and cheerfully consigned the
bread and butter 10 such places as the
ordinary housckeeper knows not OF.
She sang as she washed the dainty cup
and saucer. She did not mind that
there was only one. She had the gen
timely feminine consolation Of know
ing that il was not for lack Of oppor-
tunity that there were not more.
She was one OF those women who
know how 10 rest So she enjoyed her
unexpected holiday. She read the last
magazines, practiccd new song. re-
trimmed her street bonnet And then
she did something that every woman
knows 70 he "a foolish and usually a sor-
rowful thing 20 do. She took an old
fashioned box from the depths Of an old
trunk and looked over the treasures Of
her grlhood DAYS, such trinxets and
trifles as every girl has and chcrishcs.
Over her desk, right in plain sight. she
had only a few days before pinned up
scrap from a newspaper Emerson's
advice 70 his daughter: Finish every
day and be done with It, For
manners and for wise living Il
is vice TO remember" etc.
Then with q serene inconsistency
she went back 70 the dead days 20 the
days when she was a happy girl in her
fathers house, when life bad 70
anxious cares, when Walter Sherman
was her lover She went 90 far as 20
read over the tender missives received
from him duringt the boy aud girl period
Of their acquaintance The dainty af-
fairs all flowers and paper lace. with
hearts transAxet By cruel arrows. ON
which he assured her Of his deathless
devotion aud OF his hxed and unaltera-
BILE intention % be her valentine. Then
the small! package Of letters after be
had left the little towu-then the one
in which he had formally asked her %
marry him. II, too, reached her on
Valentih4's day, as he meant it should
She read 10 oper. How foil Of truth
and manlines4 the words seemed. She
blushed, remem bering her frank aud
fond response 10 the letter. She re-
membered that she had written a.
one who felt the dignity and the
JOY Of loving. And from that
day 30 this, more than sixteen years.
no word or sign had come from him.
Then she grew indignant and angry.
and, putting all the keepsakes back in
the box, closed 10 with a snap and con
signed 30 once more 20 the depths ri
the trunk. Some day she would de-
stroy 10 altogether.
Then she made careful street TOT
let, and went out for her dinner. On
the way she met little Joe, the news
boo who brought her morning paper
and who did small errauds for her and
the other occupants q the Aberdeen
and invited him 70 take dinner With
her.
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more than mere shelter IN the open
crate the gas log burned with irritating
regularity and precision, Haunting its
beams in the face Of the useful but
unromantic steam-coiL
Behind a gay screen slightly ajar,
There was tiny Pas-stove and a sing
ing kettle; the half-open door OF a cabi-
net revealed odd pieces OF china and
Inning silver.
This is what the sun shone upon
through the big east bay window on
this morning OF which 1 write.
This an Alice Kingsley at her break
fast table. She makes pretty picture
as she sits thus. The domestic signs
and symbols are becoming 20 her. They
give her an air OF homeincss that
makes one wish for a cup OF the fra
grant coffee just for the sake of see
ing her pour 1t out.
She has wealth OF brown hair. sin
cere hazel eyes, and a most expressive
mouth. She Is tall, slow OF motion and
of speech No one would speak OF her
as pretty woman, but any observing
person would sec that she had not
stopped at prettiness but had passed
IN 20 something better.
She turns away from the table and
buryiuQ her feet in the fur rug before
the CRATE reads her morning mail.
There are notes from two OF her pupils
asking TO be excused from lessons that
day. Also one from Sig. Viranu who
informs her in his best dictionary Eng
lish that owing 10 the sudden illness OF
certain prominent singers the concert
arranged for that evening will be post
POned, and that, therefore. her services
~ accompanist will not be required.
Then there IA another. and this she
read twice, yes. three times Then she
Eaid-she bad fashion Of talking aloud
when alone: There's no unalloyed
pleasure iu this world, sure. Now.
owing 10 the deferred lessons and con-
cert, long day aud evening stretched
out before me in which to think my
own thoughts and do such work as
pleases me. And here is this yvretched
letter 10 worry and torment me Why
should the writer fancy himself in love
with me2 And why should he do such
an utterly absurd aud useless thing as
% ask me TO marry him? For e
b. useless, Of course. Still, perhaps
/ might do worse-possibly. Then
she rose and walked % the mir
ror. The reflection was not unpleas-
ant She smiled as she looked at
&C. But she said: There's no use i'm
being BATTERED, Alice; the fact re-
mains that this Is your birthday and
that you are thirty-dve years old to-
day Valentines day az that Here In
your hand Is an offer Of marriage from
an emineutiy worthy and respectable
man who b apparently willing and
anxious - take you away from cell
twcnty-six and It's kitoheny-parlor air.
aud set you IN handsome house where
you wouldn't have 70 hide your head in
q bureau drawer, bake and boil ia .
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single dish or eat boughten pie; who
would make lady of leisure OF YOU
and who. best OF all. or what ought 70
be best Of all. would love YOU and be
good TO you; and vet" she continued.
you hesitate, with the little lines COM
ing thicker aud faster around your ewes
and mouth; with work and worry and
WEAKNESS stretching out indefinitely
before you You are tired OF teaching
music Your voice will fail YOU one
of these days, and your position as first
soprano in -. Marks will be given TO
some one else. And YOU hesitate.
whereas you ought 20 fall on your
knees and thank the Lord for such n
piece OF good fortune. That is. l sup
pose you ought according TO the worlds
way OF looking at such things"
Then she sat down before the fire
and fell into silence. She was not in
sensible 20 the mate rial advantages Of
fered TO her in this letter from Mr.
Browne, wholesale dealer in canned
goods and groceries. She loved ease
aud beauty and luxury. Sh, could use
them TO the adorniag OF amy position
that might be offered her She was
tired OF work and the continual strug-
gle foc bread.
Fifteen years before she had
come TO the city TO Join the
great company OF women who
unexpectedly find themselves thrown
upon their own resources for a
living. A natura. musician. she taught
and studied with such faithfulness as
soon gave her place in musical cir.
cles, and at last secured her n modestly
independent position She had made
something approaching home in thi.
little suite OF rooms. Her friend.
dropped in of Sunday or now and ther
of an evening, and slipping coffee. foi
the making OF which Alice had some
thing akin 70 genius, would pronounce
il all SO coy and delightful. II cer
teinly was "A great Improvement on tn,
gregariousness of the boarding hous,
or restaurant, but in her secret sou
she felt IL 10 be a narrow and lonely
life. She despised the mnl<eshifts o.
/ light housekeeping. and being OF very
social nature often found her solitary
roll and coffee lacking In flavor.
But these are among the truths tina
are not 20 be spoken at all times, or I,
all people, and when Alice's friend
said that her little manage was quit,
the most delightful and charmin,
thing in the world she smiled sweet,
upon them and said it was quite charm
| ing
AS she sat with her hands claspe,
above her head she thought: "Natur,
endowed me with great constaucy.
Is misfortune, maybe, but the fact re
mains. The leopard doesn't chang
his spots, especially leopard thirty
\ FIVE years old. l shall live and die tru
TO the dream Of my youth. SO l shall sa.
no 20 Mr.. Browne and continue my mu
sic teaching. and also singing, until IN,
] hands and voice lose their cnnning.n
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None But Royal

BAKING POWDER is absolutely pure. No other equals
It, approaches it in leavening strength purity or
wholesomeness, (See u. S. Govt Reports) No other
is made from of tartar specially refined for it and
chemically pure. No other makes such light sweet
finely favored, and wholesome food. No other will
maintain its strength without loss until used. will
make bread cake that will keep fresh so long, or
that be eaten hot with IMMUNITY by dyspepcs
No other is so economical
The Baking Powders being offered in this
vicinity with the that they good as
Royal" have been shown by the official analyses be
composed of alum and detrimental to health.
The official chemists of the United States and Can
ada, State analysts, municipal boards of health, and
physicians indorse the great qualities Of the Royal
Baking Powder.
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90 b. now a Nostruns
though az Grnt it Vas oora
pounded aftcs a prcss ription
byR regular physician. Eith
81 dca thatit Eaaid ever e.
tho marsrt a. . psogrie
~ medicine Bgt after
,ompouHdinE rhat ursacrD.
rouoyera ttsltluI 'res 81
enc ycar+so nametft "plso'a
| core Or C1asur rtlaa ard
a. faa adFsrt rltla.ruafI
aay a 600 1c Laoea adj
oser che word is tlc rlu4lt
/ WHY is 10 nos iust az good
on though costing nf,y ccris
GOA dollar f-r rioa
and an equal slu Oh hags &c.
z gafup sta tr -sg
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Wishing 20 pay his friend q compli-
ment, q gentleman remarked. 'T hear
you have q very industrious WIFE
"Yes. replied DTS friend. with o. mel.
auch0ly smile. "shc ia never idle. She
ia always finding something for me &C.
do. - brakes Magazine.
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Rheumatism Is sh0rn Of its terrors When
u is Young, nnuihilatc it with Hostettor's
Stonncn biticrs ana prevent life long tor
ture. IT D. ~ chronic. b. IL always liable 20
attack the heart with fatal result The
Poisons tafcu 10 cure ~ simply alleviate its
pangs, aud are themselves dangerous in a
shghi overdoec. Indigestion, liver or Kid
eey trouble, cOstvencss, malaria aud loss OF
appetite and flesh are remodIod by the Bit
ters.
THERE are two sides 10 every quarrel ia
tie world but your own .-AtchisOn Globe
THE SRA's TREACHEHY How Preacher
oEs TIE ocean 10 " Yes IL Is full of craft 4"
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FoR CouoUs AND THROAT DtsoRnrRs use
BRowN's BRoNCmAL Tnocurs. "Haye never
changed my mind respecting them, EXCEPT
think better OF that which | began 6y
thinking well of"-Reu Hcary Ward ResohsT.
Sold only IA boxes.
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REALISM lNrRACrtCABLU --Egbcrt Eau
souicc-"no YOU know, society has ncvah
been represented in novels as a WEAKLY
is." Thanis Bight-"Ccrtainly not A novel
must be bright enough 10 be entertaining
before ~ viii succeed. Puck
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An Important nln.r.nc..

To make II apparent 20 thousands, who
think themselves IN. that they are not AZ.
fected with any disease but that the systnm
simply needs cleansing, f. TO bring com fort
homo TO their hearts, as costive condition ia
easily cured by using Syrup OF Figs Manu-
featured by the California~Fig Syrup Co.
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pictures. Besides the furnishings
that in these days are called nee
essary, there were the countless
small things that make a room
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CLEANLINESS, exercise, aud diet are Ne
cardinal virtues OF good health. Take care
OF the hrst two aud 10 you know what and
now 70 eat you need never be ill II Ia
remedy, overcomes the results OF wrong
LIVING
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made medlclne Tor Coughs,
Bronchitis, and other dis
eases Of the Throat and
Lungs. Like other so called
Patent Medicines, il is well
advertised, and having merit
it has attained "a wide sale
under the name Of PisO's
Cure for COnsumptiOn.
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Mrs most liberal In their views give their
opinions away freely before they are "slgcd
-Picayuuc.
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IMrossrnLE Dora "Jimpson vowed with
oaths that he'd marry Jessie Cora
Then, II he used oaths. ho can't mako bis
words good. Yankee Blade
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Nails Carutrrh Cure
+. ! CHENEY & Co., Props. Toledo, q.
We tho undersigned, have known II ]
Cheney for the last 10 years, aud believe
him perfectly honorable iu all business
transactions and financially able 10 carry
out any obligation made by their firm
WEST ~ IHUAN. wholesale Druggists To.
ledo, %. WALniNo kiSSAN * MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system, Price 1Jc per bot
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free.
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Ir doesn't follow that a man approves OF
a cyclone. oven u lac rs completely carried
away with b..
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WoRK for workcrsi Arc Won ready %
work and do ypu want 20 make money 4
Then write 10 Il. 4. Johnson & Co, OF Rich.
mond, Va, and SEQ II they cannot helm YOU.
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FoH sick headache, dizziness or winning
VA nc mead, pain m tho back, body, or rhcu-
mntism, take Brccham' pills
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rnE barber can hold another mans Jaw
when hc can't hold his own.- Philadelphia
Times.
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ONE trouble with the church is that there
are Too many babes pa II FROM four - AK
feet mgu -lsasa Horn
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THE WrrE-"Mcrcy on met Johuny's
fallen iu the town we'll, ana IT'S ten feet
tccp' Editor tcalmly) Five thousand
dollars damages tue paper enlarged and
the mortgage lifted. The Lord will pro-
vide ~ Atlanta Constitution.
a Ban LOOKOUT -"What do YOU think OF
the board 81 directors Of the new Joint stock
company "Hulf OF them arc people who
are capable OF nothing. while the rest are
capable OF anything ~ Fhcgcndc Batter.
IL TIM nATutNo EsrAnLIsuNrNr Look
here, told you wanted the temperature
100, aud uuNv | find DO 10 " Attendunt-"No
wonder VI YOU leave the thermometer la
the water 40 long. Batter.
MAMMA -"Bohh,c, what were YOU fight
ing Iommic Briggs fortn Bobbte--"Ca usc
he said his ovcrcoat was warmer IA mine,
en- know II isn't cause mine WAS bought
at "A IRE sale. Inter Ocean.
'TurRE," said the grocer, as he gave
the boy malt "A dozen onious for a nickel
I'm dong myself a rank in)usticc. I'm
giving YOU siN scents for i've. wv ASKING
ton Sar.
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a rHsr-crAss FELLOW The Freshman. -
Puck
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Worlds Fair
Souvenir Coins
Tie OHeial SoH-rafy
Of NE Crcaf Erb0sitIoE-

5ooooooof which donated The Worlds Columbian m.
Government aTe beng rapidly taken b. enthusiastically PATRIOTS e
As there early promised be for thee Souvenirs th1,
would lender them very valuable the hands spl a ErpiD
AuthouGes decided to place DE price at
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MARLEY Tel me candidly, docs your
wife care for YOU pr Marigoid-"O yes, I'd
Gtarve ~ she dldut"
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800 for Each Coin

and sell them dc 20 the pop thus realizing s. 10000 ard g m
additional money ~ Che f'6heT development the Fair
Considering the iaS. that there eoos, Of these coins 10 be
ulea among o5 9ooo peopie n this country say u17
Of The foreign dcmand and that many already been taken ~ 49,
ing 70 purchase these OF Counirs Discovery and ~ fhs
grande Exposition ever held should many as they desire At oe
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A mSntA later little Joe was dividing
a box - weddif r cake with a number
Of friends. '";ney looked rs happy as
kings and queens" he said. when
they rode away, an ! don't 'spOse
'twould ever have happened IL IL hadn't
been for me CARLOTrA PERKY.