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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

keep them in good order as one of the duties
l owe the hOus beautiful, of which they
are the ivory gates.
The next thing l must have is q lemon.
1t is easy to get as far as Gail Hamilton
from lemon, and don't mind telling you
that I use half a lemon for soap. That
is, 1 just swab my face and hands with it
before retiring, and it wipes out every
freckle and keeps my skin as clear as wax.
Some people like freckles. | don t.. L tried
face massage and lotions, but the freckles
never budged. Now ] haven't single one,
and it's all owing to the potency OF a lem
Tutti Fruit Cake.
From The Ladies' Home Journal.
Beat to a cream half a cup OF fresh but
ter and two cups of powdered sugar, to
which add the well-beaten whites of two
eggs, and last of all, three teaspoonfuls OF
baking POWDER sifted with an extra cup OF
flour. Bake in jelly cake tins well creased
and slightly warmed before pouring the bat
ter into them. When cold spread between
each layer of cake the following mixture:
The well-beaten whites of two eggs, enough
pulveriZed sugar to make a soft icing, q
teaspoonful of vanilla extract, half Il cup
full of the best raisns carefully stoned and
chopped fine, two teaspOonfuls OF currants,
well washed dried and picked, and an equal
quantity of orange marmalade. This guam
tity will make two good-siZed layer cakes,
which may be iced and otherwise ornament
ed, as fancy dictates.
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NO MUSIC TO HIM.
A Girls Practice on Grace Church Chimes
Drives a Man to suicide.

New York. March 31.-The little weakened
and crippled old James Morsell, tired OF HE
of pain ard illness; tired of lighting against
brated his sixty-sevcnth birthday by killing
himself in the St. Dennis hotel early this
morning. Morsell has been Il guest ar the 81.
Dennis ut the corner OF Eleventh and broad
way, for the last five years and an Invalid Tor
the last two years He came from Ohio orig
inally and was fairly well educated.
His ailments were general. One was a
furious hatred of the chimes of the Grace
church steeple. directly opposite the hotel on
Broadway. The method of playing the chimes
had been altered, q keyboard with electrical
connections having been substituted for the
Old method. A new player, Il young woman,
had also been secured to manipulate the
chimes. She liked practcirg on the new key
board and the sound of the chimes so well
that she practiced much of the time. The old
man had his windows open account Of the
warm weather and the continuous sounding
of the chimes during the day drove him we'll
nigh distracted
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

We hope our readers will not be disap-
pointed at the non-appearance of many
letters and exchanges this week. There are
only ninety or ninetytive letters now wait
ing place in our columns besides those
we give in this paper. The circulation of
our paper has increased so rapidly that 1t
is impossible to find space for quarter of
the letters received. Like Il doctor or a
dentist we give the preference 30 the first
that comes. and as only 50 many can be
published in the space given us. First come,
first served We make this statement
that none may feel themselves sighted.
The pOstman asked me during the month of
February to make Il memorandum of the
letters received. He said he had great
curiosity to know, as he thought j got more
than the governor. So | cut off the stamps
and at the end of the month twenty eight
daysD | had received six hundred and TWEEN
ty-fiye letters besides postal cards, etc.
Now you will see how hard it would be TO
get III hundred and tifty-SiX letters In one
paper. four weeks to the month. We nope,
therefore. our readers will excuse us and
be charitable when letters do not appear.
Peach Blooms.
1t is not surprising that after reading
six hundred and twenty-five letters besides
other Work one should need a rest, ana 50
for the past week | have been enjoying the
country and feasting my eyes on peach
blooms. The whole face of the earth is
white and pink. There is nothing lovelier
than the delicate blossom of peach tree
the orchards of plum. peach and pears are
in full bloom--cyery shade of pink and that
mingled with the pure white of the plum
and delicate fresh color Of the pear is some
thing beautiful TO behold and restful to
the senses. SpI'Egtirne in the country is
always enjoyable. Everything speaks to
the heart of the EASTER time that is now at
hand. the resurrection of all nature and
life brings @iadness and joy TO the heart.
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PROMISE,

Where the brier rose filings his gay streamers
at will
And the mocking bird echoes the nightingale's
trill;
Where the summer winds sigh and are faint
with perfume
Mid the shadowy bowers whore violets bloom
There alone, a fair lass weaVcs her garlanded
hair
And she trembles with feur lest the listening
air
Hear the name her heart holds, as with
dreamy eyes wide
Into visions Of happiness coming years glide
Does he hear, far away, In the city's mad
rush
Where the human tides sweep, and the human
walls crush?
All. trust viii die in her heart, be a worm in
the bud;
He will drink to oblivion and die in its food!
&C. w. STEN ENSON.
Warrensburg, Mo.
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There's beautiful realm in the far away

There's beautiful realm in the far away
past
All lovely with sunshine and flowers,
And voices as sweet as the song of the birds,
Laugh away the bright. happy hours.
I can hear them now come echoing back,
As 1 watch the starry dome,
And memory bells chime soft and low
Home, Sweet Home
The voices loved so in that long ago,
And those which make music now,
The coming step and the hand whose touch
Lii gers gently on my brow
l hope to greet in that fadclesS realm,
Beyond the starry dome,
Where angel voices welcome breathe, to
Home, Sweet Home.
Unidentified,
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krs. Alice Barnett Ballinger, Texas-I will an
swer Mrs. h. a. Ciardy's question as Aunt Susie
could not give an exact answer: Ruth Cleveland
was born about y o'clock p M, October s. 1891. [
/ have a little boy that was born about o'clock
the same night. So have record Of mine, and |
cannot be mistaken, for we talked much about
the children being near the same age.
This is a lovely spring day and our beautiful
prairie land is putting on her robe of green.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04
Two AJSefUI ThfDpS.

From The Detroit Free Press.
There are two things that I never travel
a days journey without One is my tooth
brush. which l need every meal, for | do
not want to go into the next world toothless,
much less through this | want my good,
strong, white, even teeth. which cost me
years of infant agony and led to innumer-
able bowls. but never enriched dentist.
l want them to eat with. to laugh with,
possibly | may even want to gnash them
when | shut down my trunk lid on my fin
gers, for an instance, and then they must
be firm rooted to stand the strain. So /
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs. n. j. McClerlin, oliver Run, Ala-WiH all
who returned favors for seed and plants received
of me, please accept thanks.
Wishing to aid the brother farmers all can, and
knowing few have seed of tho TruitJ cotton
which is all the go with the farmers now will
give any one wishing them package, containing
from one to four pounds, az they may wish, free
Of charge, if they will send postage which il q
cent ounce.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

From The Chicago Tribune.
Wayside Bill-Some folks that's as good as
the best of em [ notice is always hard up.
Things ain't divided they ort to be in this
world,
Rusty Rufus-Wot's eatin' you pard. Ell
everybody WIZ rich how could overseers or
the pore make q Twin, I'd like to know?
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Heirs Wanted.

Ann w. Douglass was born somewhere
in Georgia, perhaps in Screven or Burke
counties.
She came to Texas about 1882, with-Sn
uncle, Samuel G. Douglass, and an aunt.
Ann w. Willlerson, widow of Reuben Wiz
kerSOn.
She first married man named Hunter.
After his death she married man in
Texas named Robert d. Moore but sepa-
rated from Moore and returned to Georgia
about 1916. Her heirs might correspond
with j. IL. SHAPARD,
Cnlumhia 10y
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Mrs. A. W. Higgins, New Berne Ala.--Would
like to communicate with the lady who offered to
give away confederate bills Would like to ex-
change confederate bills with those who have diff
ferent issues. have number of the same issue.
VIII those who have them send list On postal
card i will return the favor.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04
Was Taking Hot stuff Just to Cure 1t

From The indianapolis Journal.
'You would be much happier il you could
only say no. " said the wife of the conyiv-
ially-incined gentleman.
CHATS what" he asscnted. i've got such
n cold that l cad say dothing but do
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

From The indianapolis Journal.
Wats-Does your wife ever scold when you
have been out late at night with the boys!
Potts--Oh, no; she never says word. She
Just gets up the next morning about o'clock
and practices on tho piano, and l daren't say
n word
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and good for months. have tried them all and
know them to be good.
Has any choice lily bulbs or blooming caly-
canthus they would like to exchange? ii so, please
just let me know, or what else they would ike TO
have
read with great interest The Constitution. "A
Readcr,'' anxious to obtain butter color, can
recommend Wells. Richardson 81 Cos. Can be
had at any drug store.
read letter from y lady in Georgia--lost her
address, also letter. think she asked for recipe
OF chockoate caramels, VIZ: One cup OF each mo-
lasses and white sugar, one half cup of sweet milk
i'll which you have rubbed smooth two heaping
teaspoonfuls of sifted flour. Stir all together and
when you think it has boiled nearly enough, add
piece OF good butter the size OF an egg, and one
cup of unsweetened chocolate, scraped or grated.
Boil till a little dropped in cold water will harden
without spreading much. Cool in buttered tins to
the depth of one half inch, and mark in squares
when nearly cold, wrap each square in a bit of
oiled tissue paper.
viii also send cake recipe-Log Cabin One cup
sugar one tablespoonful of butter two eggs, half
cup mix, two cups flour, two teaspoonfuls OF
baking powder, one teaspoontul OF vanilla.
VIII Captain Davie of the Forty-sixth Georgia
regiment of infantry, or any of his company be SO
kind as to give me some information about Cap
tain NJ. Y. Sexton, formerly of the Eighth Georgia
battalion OF infantry, and while in camp in, or
near Charleston, s. c., he enlisted in the Forty
sixth Georgia regiment OF infantry in Captain
Davies COMPANY.
ilc oItS-eiAbu btorSld regiment WAS oTueTtu
to Mississippi soon after he enlisted. MIR. Billy
Stancel, Mr.. Furgerson and some others Il cannot
recall their names, were his messmates.
l mention his soldiery III the Eighth Georgia
battalion, where he enlisted in the F0rty-siXth
Georgia regiment, his soIdiery Mississippi and
his messmates, hoping it will call him back to
your memory.
If the soldier that nursed Morgan Young Sex
ton in the hospital in Mississippi reads this letter,
/ would be pleased to hear from him too, and
gladly appreciate his kindness will return post
age for same. MRS. NJ. Y. SEXTON,
Adairsyille, GA.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs. j. A. Dawllins, New Site, Ala, desires TO
learn the address OF her uncle, William Dawkfns
who moved from Jasper county, Georgia, 10 Ala
bams more than forty years ago. II he is not llv-
ing, would like TO have the address OF any OF his
children.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs.C.W Lyles, 40Gs Birmingham ST., Paris, Tex.
wonder if any one can help me out of trouble,
serious trouble too. | have tried to remedy it in
every way know; one remedy is still left me but
it is an untricd one.
Now, do please tell what will get rid of
reaches? They are the plague of my life Just now
But give me = tried and true one; an tired of
projecting as doctors do on hannah beings.
Now, if any one wishes good breakfast dish or a
lunch take nice fresh cucumbeTs peel and slice and
put them in cold salt water for an hour, then take
out, pat dry and roll in fourput into hot lard and
fry. They nice as egg plant.
| would like to get the varieties OF the palmetto;
1t grows in the southern part OF this state; also
they supply or can they spare a banana dwarf
variety, an orange grated, or tripoiate orange,
palms of any good variety If 80, please let me
know what they would like In exchange. l can
send recipes that true and tried for cholera.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs. Robert Killebrew. Arlington. Ga.
wishes to exchange vocal or instrumental
music for recitations suitable for ten an.
ffteen-year-old girls.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04
MOT ICE.

From this date the price of
The Weekly Constitution and
Farm and Fireside will be
$50; also $50 for La dies
Home Companion and The
Weekly Constitution, one year.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs. f. T. Robertson, Rutledse, Cal like the
to read 1t. J, like many others, need information
Has any of the sisters ever kept chicken record
set was 5G3, | sold 1873 chickens besides having
plenty for nome use, which brought $3.50 sold
live turkeys tor 500. SO you see | make NV own
pocket money without going to my betterhalf
when get ready to go to town.
keep close watch of my setting hens and
keep the eggs washed should they be broken any
while setting, when they are done Matching take
grease of any kind and grease feet and legs under
breast and wings of the hen; put her in coop for
several days till she gets used to the coop. They
will 90 in every night. Keep in every morning
while wet or cold.
Many good wishes for The Constitution and
readers.
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viii ,he correspondents OF this column please
address their letters To $50 CORTLAND avenue
and not 400. This is the new number OF my
house. and all letters must be addressed TO No
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs. G. w. Coins, Forteon, Gals there any
reader of the NoInan's Kingdom who can give me
any information of the Whereabouts of Mrs Julia
Lopez. When last heard from she was near Trim
ity, Texas. If any one this that knows any
thing about her, and viii write to me it will BE
gladly received, as her father is quite anxious to
hear from her.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs. j. n. Corcoran. Slaughter. La
has line garden seed and bulbs to eXchang
for Cancelled stamps of any kind.
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Mrs. Annie Hosick. Corsicana, Texas.---Is there
any reader of The Constitution that can give NE
any Information of the whereabouts of my broth
er L. b. or James Lemen? When last heard from
he was in st. Louis, No. Any information of him
will be gladly received by his sister.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04
Read and Remember.

We cannot advertise in this department
Several letters have been received this week
Offering articles and mentioning fixed price /;
we leave out all such letters; DO not object to
simple exchanges, but other oifers Will be left
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Miss Lorena Culp. Catawba. S. c., has
fresh vegetable seed and quilt pattern
Catawba rose to exchange for tree tomato
seed or other things of equal value.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Box 11G4 Ottawa, H.. has reading ma
ter. pln3y sad othur flower ae~.., Il ~ Il
and calico scraps. medical and toilet t.ec
pes TO exchange for bulbs seashells, llnitte
lace. tides or silk scraps,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Miss Virgie A. Oliver, Slusser. Va, has
all colored dahlas to exchange for tulips,
nagnoliaS. primroses and oxalis. Write
first
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

a Cosby Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies for Themselves
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E4CHdHGE LIST.

NJ. a. Coe, Eastanolle. Ga. has crochet
lace collars and confederate bills to exchange
for dry goods of any kind. Write with
stamps for particulars.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs a. Yandegrift, Monticello. Ala.
will exchange music. flowers and evergreens
for bronze turkey eggs. Toulouse goose
eggs or other things.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs: NJ. y. Harrell. Hackett Creek,
Ala. has splendid reading matter to ex-
change for cutting of geraniums. calico OF
WOrsted scraps.
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vided for scores of thousands of people, who
would be expected to attend so ausplclous d
gathering.
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office,

EoTE-Letters write n on both sides of the paper
canM0S be printed.
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w. A. Hare, Caghman's. s. c.. has
George Eliot's works, six volumns. paper
bound, to exchange for novels, detective
stories. ETC. Write, giving title of books.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

S, II. Witherspoon, Pulpit Harbor Me,
will send specimens from the coast of Maine
to any one sending him an oId-fashoned
American copper cent or four old Cancelled
stamps. issued previous to 1860.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs. t. f. Smith, Camp Hill. Ala, has
violets, tuberoses. hyacnth bulbs and other
flowers to exchange for silk and velvet
scraps for crazy quilt. Has also fly weed
seed and moon flower seed for same ex-
change.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs. Alex G. Smith, Lisbon. s. g.. has
two Plymoth Rock chickens to exchange fol
Iekiu duck eggs or a setting of light OF
dark Brahma eggs. Write for particulars
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Fannie w Brown. WebberyilIe, Tex.
has red stamps to exchange for gladiola
and white hyacinth bulbs Sheet music for
scraps of silk, satin or velvet size of postal
card.
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wEL.1AuDdQuE:I

To buy, build and improve your home and
allow eight years to repay loans by small
monthly insiamcnts. Assets nearly $1,000
010. Agents wanted. For full particulars
and terms apply to GEORGE +. ROBERTS &
Co, ia Fifth avenue, New York city.
Mention this paper.
PLANTATIONS WANTED suitable for
fruit and truck farming in Jasper, Morgan,
Butts, Henry Or adjoining counties: must he
high and dr.; address, fun particulars, bot
tom price. T. R., 40 Edgewood avenue, At
lanta. wkly
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coKKEsPoNnANCE HoR THE KINGDOM
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MARRIED LADIES-Send 10 cents for TN
falible Safeguard mo medicine, no decep-
Kansas CITY Mo feb 2S-ly.
Mention Constitution.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs. r. z. Robertson. Rutledge, Ga
has WorSted scraps. striped and black sun
flowers and the rice pea seed and Il run
ing all summer, flax, petuniacs. daisies, etc
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

Mrs. Molfic Brazclton, South pittsburg,
Tenn, has Irish linen. and to any one who
will do drawn work for her on the linen.
WILL in exchange, give literally of the linen.
Mrs. Mary u. Allison, Rising Fawn,
Ga. has MuscOvy or pekin ducks or their
eggs to exchange for pair Of Berkshire or
Poland China pigs
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BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.



King Courtand avenue
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Warrensburg, Mo.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-04

French Perfume and how to keep butter fresh
and good for months. l have tried them all and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

al of
kind will find the a golden opportunity
the best Judgment careful attention.
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DOMESTIC DEPT.

Blankets-75c Io-4 White Blankets for soc
100 1914 White Blankets for 6oc.
I.25 1914 White Blankets for roc.
I5o Io-4 White Blankets for LOO.
LIS 1914 White Blankets for 100
225 Io-4 White Blankets for I.35
All the finer qualities of Blankets at sweeping re-
auctions
Elder Downs-75c quality for soc.
quality for JOG
soc quality for Age
White Flannels-25c quality for Ioc.
42c quality for 33c.
45c quality for 35c.
&c Shaker for Ioc.
Cottons D. 5, 6 and &c per yard
Pillow Cottons every yard reduced
Sheetngs every piece marked down.
Bed Spreads Soc $50, ooc, 7oc, o5c
Linens-25c Table Linens for Ioc.
81 I-2c Table Linens for 2oc.
&c Table Linens for 22c.
48c Table Linens for sc.
SIC Table Linens for age
Sc Table Linens for 65c
I25 Table Linens for 85c.
Iz5 Very Select Goods for 100.
I37 ID Fine Table Napkins for 10.
LIS Fine Table Napkins tor I.S3.
400 Fine Table Napkins for IS
25c Fine Linen Towels for Ioc
81 IL Fine Linen Towels for zoe.
Crash TowelIings l. : 7. 8 I-2, Q and 10 I~2c.
n az
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UNDERWEAR.

Ladcs-Loo Combination Suits for o71fc.
75c Fleeced Jersey Ribbed for 45c-
100 Regular Made All Wool for &c
All our so and o21sc Vests and Drawers. 25c
75c White Union Suits for 4ec
I5o Australian Wool Underwear for IIo
Gents - 75c Merino Vests and Pants for 42c.
5oc goods for 2Ic.
I25 All Wool Underwear for 65c.
75c Jersey Ribbed Underwear for 3oc.
I5o Balbriggan will close for ooc.
Children's Underwear all reduced.
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HOSIERY.

Lades-5o and 621ic Hosiery for 81 I-7c.
42c Fast Black extra length for 23c.
100 Fancy Hosiery for 25c
I.25 and I.5o Black Silk Hose for Csc.
25c Black Wool Hose for i6c.
Is and 81 I-2c Childrens Hose for 23c.
81 I-2 Boys Bicycle Hose for &c.
I5c All Ladies Goods for &C.
Mems 25c All Wool Socks for Ioc..
Cotton Socks for &C.
Mems all wool Overshrts from OF and &c TO 42c
I.25 Overshirts for 85c each
I.5o Cardigan Jackets for &c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-09-02

/ may say that did what did under
a inlsapprehension. Anything .ha. l
can do - make reparation | am willing
t. DO"
'Oh. that all right g said Dawson:
nothing more need be said am
perfectly satisfied Let Us get back 10
the city | find IT somewhat chilly
out here Detroit Free Press.