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Fawn cloth cape, I'D

and worn without corsets. Riders re-
commend that all the undergarments
be made OF the same material as the
dress, for it is impossible to fall of from
bicycle gracefully, and the girl
in frils and lace, when she takes
header, is apt TO look like an upset
laundry basket. Nothing is more likely
20 increase the appetite than cycling,
but, as With riding, it is advisable TO
lot quite an hour elapse between the
meal and the exercise. Fleshy women
DESTROYS OF reducing their weight must
remember that the self-denial comes In
al this point, for the increase Of appe-
lite, II not vigorously mortified, means
greater increase OF flesh than the
cycling can reduce, however faithfully
and vigorously followed.
Miss Reynolds, an English cyclist, re-
Gently accomplished quite feat. She
started from the Aquarium az Brighton
40 5 o'clock In the morning and headed
her bicycle for London. -Four hours
and thirteen minutes later she pedalled
briskly up to the Hyde Park corner,
where she paused and viewed the land
scape Ger with q smile Of ill-concealed
satisfaction. She had made the entire
run without stop.
After wiping the dew OF honest oil
from her brow, Miss Reynolds again
mounted her wheel, and like the King
OF France and his four thousand men,
gayly marched back again. That is,
She wheeled back, making three hats
on the way. She reached her starting
point at l:3S p. m, having made the
entire trip in tride over eight ana q
half hours.
Miss Reynolds, who is only sixteen
years Of age, says that she suffered no
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
THEW0NANOF FASHION
SOME NOTIFICATIONS OF IEE C0IFFURE
LA GlRARB.
How It Can Be Adopted to All Typs'-OihH
Evening Syles-The Laiss. Arrangement for
the Day -SonsIhing About the New Skirts.
CopuriaM. 1903.

The 1880 in dress is still with US;
but its correspondent in tresses, the
couture a la Giraffe, has not grown much
in favor. OF course this IS largely due
TO the fact that the parted hair suits
so small a fraction OF Uomanhood.
That IS 70 say, the straight, smooth
comblng Of the hair over each brow,
from a neat part 10 the middle. Ger
tainly the beautiful broad brow, the
perfectly.shapod head, Is requisite for
such severity as this. But the 1880 Is
not so, and can be made 10 suit
various types OF face by judicions modi-
fcatlon. For, after all II Is the wave
upon which everything depends.
Need you demure effect? Then
take your locks and wave them into
big, soft ripples that are carried 10 the
back OF the head after they have waved
TO the ears. Do you require a high
effect Just at the top OF your head? B'-
Gin YOUR curls almost 81 the part aGd
make them well defined, so that they
will stand prominently. Does your
forehead slope away nncomfortably a.
the side? Cut your front hair rather
short. 60 that 10 will fall but few
inches below your ears; BEGIN your
waves rather gently, merging them
gradually into thick, clustering curls
that fan over your ears. OF course your
hack hair Is brought up into one OF the
fashionably high loops that staud Sd az
Qressively forward, and, Of course, a
striking pin Is placed therein.
An 1880, showing some changes Tor
evening wear, is very graceful. The
parting does not extend back on the
/ head, but simply consists In the divi-
sion OF narrow bang, that yet elon-
gates itself almost to each ear, curling
loosely and prettily. All the back hair
Is waved, and then caught up In scrt
OF double knot effect. That Is. small
loop stands nearer the back, and a
broader, thicker loop leans forward; the
two are connected by twist OF the
hair tina, runs round the base OF the
hack loop. Two gold ornaments snd
some bird OF paradise aigrettes com
pleie the COSTUME.
An arrapggpent for dipner or recsp-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

With al sorts aud conditions Of women;
but it is the tricycle. that is preferred
bv the more conservative English danes
and demolselles. Princess Mary AIDE
laide has had for some years 80 much
to say In favor Of this exercise that she
has prevailed upon the Queen to order
two machines for her granddaug hters,
the Prlncesses Irene and Alix OF Hesse.
The Princess Of Wales bought another
for birthday present for one OF her
daughters, aud the Princesses OF Lorne
and Beatrice both cycled bravely
through the grounds at Balmoral.
or course, now that cycle riding is so
popular form OF exercise, II must
have its hygiene, and, according to
medical authority, beginners should
avoid ell ovsreXertion. The rife should
by no means exceed half an hour. Every
day after the first week the time may
be extended, and after some weeks
practice twenty miles may be taken at
a stretch. The dress should be as light
as possible, entirely OF wooden materials
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
SOME FRILLS OF FASHION.

An interesting thing about the fash
ions OF the day IS that judging from
pictures the women Of every period wore
draperies more or less like those OF the
present. Caesars wife might with few
notifications appear quite comfortably
in a modern drawing room, but what
sensation Caesar himself would make
among the men In swallowtails II he
should come sweeping in in his sandals
and toga. Eugene, good Queen Anne,
and proud Queen Bess would find US all
copying their gOrgeOusness Ia cheaper
stulfs, just as Mary Ann copies her mis-
tresss gown and mantle when she is
after goin' out Of Sunday.
What is known among Partisan co u
turieres as gOdetS are one OF the 10 ost
popular features Of skirts, capes, jack
cts, bodices, collars and sleeves. Now,
for the benefit Of the uninitiated, be 1t
known that n godet is kind Of organ
pipe plat which widens out toward the
edges and is confined anywhere. 1t
can be made only OF material cut In a
circle very much flayed out and heavy
enough to hold its roundness and not
fattenpd into fold when plated.
The fancy for black and white to-
gether has brought crmine more into
favor as a collar, cape, and border for
coats OF black velvet, the short pile
plush, and even Of sealskln.
The fancy for black, too, IS shown In
csDes that are aud will be popular so
long as big sleeves and shoulder trim
mings remain in style. They are made
OF cloth cut in scaiops and edged with
braid, OF od-time MORE, trimmed with
let and feathers, and, OF course, OF vel
vet and plush They have light-color-
ed fancy Innings and quilting Of white
satin ribbons inside the edges.
The fancy for neck ruches still RACES.
They are framed upon the old Eliza
belhan model, but are Of soft and light
materials, which do not hold the head
Mt the stiff and stately angle one always
sees in the pictures of that royal dame.
They follow, too, the craze for black
and white, and are made OF coarse black
, net, edged with white, or OF white null
or lisse edged with black. Only those
ladies' with very long necks should ven
ture upon q ruche measuring finger in
depth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

men rom Gotham 10 San Francisco
contributed according to their means.
There were pearls, ruhies ard other
precious stones sprinklGd over the yell
low silk that formed the material OF tho
canopy. II was intended to adorn the
bed posts Of the couples room, for Chi
nese consider this the luckiest form OF
gift.
Unfortunately, fire in the Chinese
quarter ruined the proposed gift, and
only the gems and the gold are now fit
for anything. II the incident possesses
any significance a. all Christians would
deem ii a bad omen.
The Chinese, however, say that this
is benefcent portent. 1t means long
life for Commander and Mrs. Whiting,
with many beautiful children and no
end OF earthly happ'nes'.
DAVID WECHsLER,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

recalling mans old-tims wallet, bar
ring its circular strap.
One OF the most stylish models Is IA
by 5 inches in size, made OF seal leath-
er, silver bound or trimmed, ana
without either clasp or buckle for las
tenlng. The interior is arranged In
several compartments for silver, bills,
cards and what not, and 1t contains
also good-sized notebook and pencil.
The most commodIous OF the compart-
ments is easily large enough to hold TWO
folded pocket handkershiefs and'no end
Of samples.
What is known as the carriage pocket
book is similar to that described except
that it is provided with clasp and an
adjustable handle. A favorite style is
made OF fine glazed black morocco, with
a Quarterback silver binding, and one
variety is lined throughout with gayly
tinted satin brocade.
The use of these huge pocketoooks
will retard for time the popularlzIng
of the chatelne bag or small hand
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

mn effects from her wonderful ride. Y
our grandmothers, however, could see
the costume in which this enterprising
Young lady covered so much ground, 1t
is safe TO assert that they would have
suffered the III effects which Miss Rey-
nolds escaped. A verbal description o!
her knickerbockers and her loose shirt
waist Of the same material, opening
over negllgs white shirt, could not do
iustlce 70 the thing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

has taken the position that the New
York police have been acting entirely
too arbitrary toward the social up
beavers Of the East Side. Such men as
Barondess and, in a way. Herr Most,
do an educational work, he contends.
is not likely, however, that Mr..
Howels will become apoiitical leader.
His idea Is to elaborate such theories as
he holds into a book that will rank with
Lies MiserableS" in French fiction.
That is, Mr.. Howells does not say the
production will rank with that classic,
but his literary friends declare that it
will.
Mr.. How ellis is the only living Amerl-
can author whose books are much read
by the Princess OF Walea.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

sort of club, obligIng II to be more
lenient and agreeable. Then there
should be receptions during business
hours. The families OF business men
should be more part OF the trade than
they are. The Orientals. Mrs. Leslie
thinks, manage such things better
than we do. In the Arabian Nights"
for instance. the merchants made love
and danced and did other things In the
course OF their work. The trouble 10
our country ia that the people do not
get much fun in business hours. We
are all OF US too busy.
According to Mrs. Leslie thore is to
be q change. There must be no cast
iron rules. The employees should hold
evees and teas and all the rest Of IT,
That change must como she has no
doubt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

to hold in Washington. The postmaS-
ters should they meet are expected to
petition congress for a law giving them
tenure OF Office during good behavior.
Civil service reiormers are at the head
OF this scheme, say the department
sages.
What anuoys Dayton now is the &C
cusation Of being under Mayor Gllroy's
thumb. The Mayor having been In
strumental in Dayton's appointment,
may feel that be should have hand
in the distribution OF the spoils. At
all events II seems that Mr.. Dayton
and Mr.. Gtlroy are not on the best OF
terms, fact which will have an impor-
tant influence on New York politics.
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nnended senslbIlItier.

Certainly" sad the farmers wife to
Meandoring Mike, "I'll give you your
breakfast"
Thank you, N aam, for ever an
ever"
Suppose, she went Oh with glance
at tho wood pile, that you start In with
a chop"
And he turned haughtily away with
remark 10 the effect that nothing was
so offensive to a mand OF taste as an
untimely and uuseemly iest.-Vdshtng-
ton Stnr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

looks q bit odd just at first 70 see
Iady and gentleman walking along to-
gather and suddenly have the lady slip
Of her long skirt, hands it 10 the gen
tleman, who wraps it up In q little
bundle, straps IL on the oacA
OF his machine, and the lady,
IN her short pettcoat, mount her
wheel and ride as rapidly and
easily as her escort. Still, You rather
like il when you get accustomed TO u.
Short dresses appear Ia the wiadows Of
the shops, and though many OF them
are designed for hunting, most OF them
are worn for cycling.
The cycle, too, Is a great iavorite
with the English ladies Of the royal
house, which insures popularity
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

Four Husdred. The lady, It is under
stood, IS to be made the subject OF
poem By the visiting vsrsiner, 10 which
she will be compared to that Sulpicia
whose rhythmic swestness pertufoed
the souls OF Roman lovers. The pro-
duction is to be a sort OF knock-at-the
gateso i-society. The Yanderbilts have
always been deeply interested in Oscar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

Oscar Wilde will
soon be among
Us once more. As
Mr.. Wilde, how
ever, has dis
carded the SUM-
flower OF late his
admirers should
be careful. The
gentian blossom
is now the floral
NANTES station OF
his a sthetic
soulfulness. Mr..
Wilde has been
expressing u n
bounded a DIN i
ration, of late,
for the work OF
Mrs. S. Van
r e n S S e ! a e r
Cruger, the lit
erarY star of the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

Vanderbilts arc
in ested, is
d on bile SIS re-
sponsible for the
revival of stories
concerning the
burial of treas
IRE, dccadesago,
on the site Of
that granite
pile. Gold, silver
and jewels that
would make 4
Monte sto
S c c n poor IN
comparison fig
urc in the nara
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

a n d paramount
fame, is what
{ h e relatives
Of this sun
d e re d couple
have been try
in G to bring
about for some
time. Only very
re Gently h a 5
there been rea-
son to hope for
a successful is
sue Of these
efforts. NJ T S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

de- to the Jew
eled canopy in
tended a S n @
Chinese % Amcri-
can wcdding
present 10 Com
mandcr Whit
ing's bride. The
objcc ct was n
series OF Chinese
fla gs, ensigns
and shields en-
twined. It must
have cost n pref
w sum, rs the
former Chinese
miniStcr sub
scribcd literally
and his country
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

will attempt q
business revolu-
ton. That is,
business is now
too matter Of
fact. T h ere
should be more
heart in it. The
customers of a
house should be
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

changes in the
S CT al system.
He is even ac-
cused of decided
leanings toward
anarchy. AS is
well known, he
C demned the
execution of the
Chicago nnar-
C hists. In re-
cent wears no
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

fair, but to gain
an insight ineo
postal methods
outside of his
own city. He has
not expire ssed
himself one way
or the other on
the subject OF
the propose d
conven tion Of
p o S TN a S ter S
which it is hoped
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
Amn.,nr the BABY.

Tommy" said his mother, cant
you amuse your baby brother for
awhile?"
"Yes'm," answered Tommy, 'If
You'll hold him up TO the window I'll
get the boys 10 come and play in front
of the house. "-Hdrper's Young People.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

II YOU wish to nAVo ths best local and
telsEraphic paper in tho city left Mt yonr
door regularly every morning, subscribe
or the Daily and Sunday editions OF the
Register. Is cents per woek.
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Fortunate.

Dudeleigh-I gave myself away the
other night.
Penelope-Well, don't worry over It.
You aren't out aDythipg.-Brooklyn
Life.
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Undeniable.

"She is q woman without past"
"Who?"
Eve. Life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
POCKLTBOOKS FOR WOVEN.

More delightfully."- capacious thayl any
thing seen in years are the new pocket
books for feminine use, many OF ! them
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

Basoues formed by small gathered or
Killed flounces, square or leaf shaped
tabs or loops Of ribbon, will make an
auld gown look amaist as weePs the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
A Postmaster's Dilemma,

Postmaster Dayton's trip to Chicago
was made not only TO see the worlds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
wilde and the sunaower.

The present sun1Ower ornament
craze is one OF the indications that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
Digging for Treasures.

The attention paid TO ST. Luke's hos
pltal, the institution in which the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

Author William d. Howells is about
to come out as an advocate OF radical
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
NINE. CARNOT OF FRANCE,
Wife of the French President, With Her
Charming Grace and Fluency.

"Vive Nine. la RelDe.
Once in a while the sxcita5le French
men arc carried sway>by their admira-
ton of the wife Of their President, and,
in a burst Of enthusiasm. salute Nine.
Carnot In the above fashion; to which
this serenely dignifed woman replies;
"No title can be higher than that OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

Wilde, and when he does arrive be will
doubtless be afforded no end OF good
time.
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The Business Lover.

Mrs. Frank Leslie Is about TO connect
her name with now eccentrlcitV. She
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
'THE GOSSIP Or GOTHAM.
A COMING RECONCILIATION BETWEEN Mr.
AND HRS. DRAGON.
Howslls Observation-Disclosures Of Miss Al
Fong's Wedding Gif-A P0stna'tsrs Diem
na-Digging for Treasures.
sn>e,al Co-rsspozdsncs Of TIE Register.
copyright, 1891

New YORK, October IA recon-
ciliation between Mr.. ana Mrs.
Edward p Deacon, they OF pistol
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CIT1I0sUE 1sD . '...'.:. :asi sSsI !.
ss.A ss.si..Iy asa s a.: I,i., az
IA PrlaIisE CszSsa, h u. nsss ssgf,s.',I
priaiias q -, ~ ,so-.ssi as.. iy,gisssisII
.is;s -. IL ..55siiss.ios. wE Est.
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Wedding GIFT, to "A Chinese Bride.

There is a deep regret in the Chinese
quarters OF New York over tho acct
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
PURELY FEMININE.
SOHE THINGS THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE
TEE LADIES'

A Wihs Moment Of Triumph - bow 10 Avoid
Taking Cold - Nina Carnot Of Franes-The
Popularity Of Bicycling - Pockeibooks for
Womsn-Soms Frills Of Fashion.
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cent years be
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-21
STATE NEWS

! i,tl s ~ duty t9HF isS Safd' q
rss.fa 90 Eve Cfesa balH .sd 90 -
sttreiy vitttgi selactt.liou. ] tsts ut'
81 il mere ~ lee, hslts ysar, SO b.''
I ~ ma "a ia be Gosl aaGusbis. Aart
suEsfed trou. cat.ftb q tie worsi hind
ever ,isos | Vas little beT sud ntVt'
hoped iaf cure. tat Ctau BALM seems to
Dc srfu thsL Macy Of ny Aeqa'snl.Dee'
have 7.sd Hvi,A Iooiieut fcsalu, o''
car Oafuu. 50 Wuftu Ave, Ctie'so.
H.
The tea victims q dlptth ria Al fth'
ere Island are Harry 7. Matthews 10. SOC
IctE A hsithsss Ct Bfsttieboro. Wand
#Eiusrd Z Edey. -. Il BntIlsboro'
Hats died Il is said frou msligusn diph-
IL ria
+ George 2. Goods b. bought the large
Men phrsmSs o 'nm mef hotel al NeSPof'
j wilh 81 its iaIn.bioss. aud has lessed
the l.bd OoupecIed With II for % years.
+ The h.unei mandatory Of A q, Dew
sv& Go Vt Quebec sud the Hartford
+ Woslen Mile shut down last week for 40
ipdehbne period becaase a lack OF orders
/ These tSo plants gave employment TO oV'
er four Luudrel hsuds most Of VII IN are
entirely dependent en- their daily wage
Tue f,ll term OF Middl bury college
viii G,gln Sept. H. The incoming class
will have % men bsrs, eight Of whom are
women. The faculty is the san, " last
year With the exception Of Prof Waller
Hoard. who is in bis old place as ptotes'
,or o. poIttcsl economy.
10 tie death OF Barnet Wait, Esq LoaI
donderfy loses It's oldest residential one
Of I.s most highly esteemed CIT zens, Tor
his .tsrI & vorth, both 10 public aud pm
vste lie, was conversely acknowledged
He cid the ofiice Of justice OF the peace
55 years, was oysrsser Of the poor for over
40 years, and one Of the board Ct seIeo''
men Tor 90 indefinite leagth Of time, all
Of " hich offices he 8 lied TO the sstisisei
ton Of bin towuspen. Mr.. Wait was torn
in Il al town Aug 20, 1875. on what was
then known as the old SpsuIding place,
snd is now 9 pasture belonging TO the
shel I'm farm, situated sbout half mile
from the nonse where his zoe, &. l. Wait
nov lives. He was msrried 10 1923 TO
Polly Smith Of Audover. Vt. ) child
ran were born to them, ionr Of shom are
now living, two 10 this town. Mira Wat
who has been dead for seversl years, was
an estimsbe womsn, beloved 10 her home
circle. aud by ell who Lneg her,
have been great sufferer IRON ca,
ttsrrh for over ten years; had 1t very bad
could bsrlly breathe. Some nigh" i
could not sleep aud had TO walk the floor.
| purchased Eiy's Cream Balm and am
uslue it freely, is welkiag cure sure
ly. have advised several iriends TO use
I, and with happy results in every case.
II is the medicine above all others Tor ca
t.rrb, aud it is worth It's weight IN gold
| thank God have found sremedy | can
use with safety and does all that is claim
I'd for it. 1t is curing my deafness. b
". sperry. Hartford, Conn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-21

II seems that the chief Tact brought out
10 ihe hearing before the Railroad Conn
missioner. los, week with reference to the
Chester bridge accident on the Boston 4
Albany railroad wss tina, there vas lsmen'
table lack OF oversight Of the repairs go
ing GA 1t the bridge on tie psrt OF tbs eni
siues rins depSin.o, Of the road. They
simply prepared the plars lot strengthen
los the .ttuei uts abd then turned them
over to .oms one not having any connec
too With the road 70 execute There va.
no testimony 10 .hos tia, there vas any
instruction siveu TO them A. 10 the att
wsy 10 carry on these repairs, I" to hos
much II could DO TO wssken the bri ise b,
t.Eips oai the cid riVst. or s. - slo "Ius
tie trains while this Strengthening pro
css.. ~hieh hts, involved, weskeoios
process, vas gong 90.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-09-21

The Cherokee slrip ". opened Sa'uf
a,y. aud Thousands OF boom.r, lolued 10
on. 81 the sre,tesl races for lone The
sohl ia. ever sesa TIE signAl guns Ter
the ,tarl ~sre hrad al high noon, and ibso
II va, tbs, up~.rds oi 800 900 persons -
ppu aud pomsI begHn their race. The
III Ger, .ni troops .ere given t1e tIsei
ttms. aud 81 - city noon suns we're nisd
from tks sHsi 10 the stsl rUd Of the "trip
tui .vty iusbsd the great muliinds oi
boomers CO bofst bsei Q wagons aud beg
gies, siooi and in ous Thiry tbeasspd
certificates we're ipasd al ite Orlando
booth, 1900 ii Saltwater, Every BODY
va. TED uttered. 10, II o. p,esss.ry ioi
the sor,rbuss, 10 employ % CLERKS =,
scns PosEss,