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Stub Ends of Thoaght

A woman's wit is sharper than it is sweet.
 A woman loses her chief attraction when she begins to let her head guide her heart
 Familiarity no doubt, breeds con tempt. in most instances, but certain ly not in the matter of money. The more we have of that, the better we like it
 We may shape our friendship, but not our love.
 Sarcasm is the wasp of converse tion.
 The man who keeps his heart to him self is a selfish creature
 Fanaticism is the froth on the cour- age of convictions
 Manliness is next to Godliness-
 man gains nothing by having a laugh at anothers expense Detroit Free Press
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about the fish A BAREFOOT S'| erman's hobby. They are beglfI| use the reel quite expertly. hA| ing out of the way now to see " wealth and position going oal'1 hour or two daily in the eounlIf
 practice is good for the healts3 3 very often recommended byplA1 At the same time, it is only ps'n1 publicly in the unconventlona !.
 of the rurally inclined me '-
 of Germany is very fond of rlaal1! a self of shoes and stockings Vaslj tirement on her husbands cOa',l tate. She frequently receFF' in her bare feet, but never 0l occasions, or when she is l09r { 7 of personal friendship with 'l'S N New York society the practice Fl as' absurdly exaggerated, and 1..ls.| s| barred very absurdly in the ail,ss Fl or the library. It is, in tact p41 fad, and will certainly die ous .,,.
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up and walked about, with his face very red and his toes inclined to crack.
 If you didn't buy so much stuff shouldn't say word" explained Mrs. Bowser, as he finally came to halt. "You are always getting tonics and sarsaparillas and blood purifiers and invigorators and cures for this or that, and after dose or two you set the bot tie away and never touch it again. was looking through the cupboard yes terday and I found"
 That will do, Mrs. Bowser, that will dol" he interrupted as he waved the bottle around his head. You talk about my buying stuff. Tn the last year I have bought just one bot tie of cough medicine Two doses ot iteffscted cure and put the bottle away. If you found ten thousand bot sles in the cupboard you put them
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It was a quart bottle. MT. Bowser slowly removed the paper and then held the bottle up to the light and shook it and observed:
 ''Yes, he said he'd send it over this evening. I think I'll take dose right away"
 ''Is it patent medicine?s asked Mrs. Bowser with tinge of sarcasm in her tones.
 Suppose it is a patent medicine" he demanded as he bristled up and glared at her over the bottle. 'For your per sonal benefit, however, I will say that there is nothing patent about it. 1t is compound prepared in the laboratory of the most noted chemist in the eoun- try. suppose the formula has been copyrighted. but they don't patent such things the same as they do wash ing machines
 What use are you going to make of it?''
 What usel It is just like me to pay three dollars for bottle of invigorator and then chuck it into rat hole or feed it to the cats, isn't it? I've felt the need of it for the last two months.
 Il didn't know that you were run down in health. persisted Mrs Bowser
 ''Ohl you didn't!' he hotly ex- claimed, as he ceased shaking the bot tie. That shows what sort of a wifely wife yon are! Some wives are not blind when husband loses five pounds of flesh week and has dozen underta k CTS itching to measure him for coffin, but you haven't discovered that any thing was wrong! If the doctor was to drop in and say that couldn't live till morning it would be quite surprise to you, wouldn't it!"
 You were dancing around the other day and telling how coltish you felt, and so I naturally supposed your health was all right"
 II danced around, did I! 1 said l felt coltish, did Il Never, Mrs. Bowser -neverl Why on earth you want to sit there and tell such stuff and non- sense is more than I can make out! That's your policy, however-opposi- tion. If l was dying you'd oppose my taking anything to restore me to health. Are you anxious for me to die? Do you want my life insurance on which to cut swell? Have you tried mourning and found that it improved your looks? Woman, 1 demand to know why you use me thus!''
 In his excitement Mir, Bowsers got up and dropped the bottle and picked ii
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poses ultimately to step into the s h 0 e s of tn c great tByrnes e s.
 He has nodesign of the sort. The man now acting as chief of police is understood to be giving such thorough satis- f a c ti o n that there is every prospect of his
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"LovE HIMSELF LASH"

 Love myself last Look near, behold thy duty To those who walk beside thee down life's
 road Make glad their days by little acts of beauty, And help them bear the burden of earth s
 load Love myself last Look far and find the
 stranger,
 Who staggers meath his sin and his despair Go lend hand. and lead him out Of danger, To heights where he may see the world is
 fair Love myself last The vastnesses above thee Are filled with spirit forces, strong and
 pure. And fervently these faithful friends shall love
 thee,
 Keep thou thy watch OCT others and endure Love thysef last and oh, such joy shall thrill
 thee
 AS never yet to selfish souls was given. Whate'er thy lot perfect peace will fill thee And earth shall seem the anteroom of Heaven Love myself last; and thou shalt grow in
 spirit
 To see. to hear, to know, and understand The message Of the stars, To- thou shalt hearit, And all Gods joys shall be at thy command Love myself last. The world shall be made
 better
 By thee, if this brief motto forms thy creed. Go follow it in spirit and in letter, This is the true religion which men need --E la Wheeler Wilcox, in N. Y. Independent
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w. Foster when that interesting diplomat arrives in New York.
 He and a group of operators like him are causing serious difficulty still to metropol- itan fnanicers, who are said finally to have laid an impor- tant case before Secretary Olnev
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numerous inter- ests in this coun- try, including a cotton mill in the south. The no bleman is under stood to eonteln- p a te a flying trip over here be- tween now and September, with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-07

The hemlock plant grows wild in many countries, but it is strongest and most abundant in the active poisonous principle in Italy and Greece. It is a plant of exceedingly unpleasant odor, and all parts are considered poisonous
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and the women in it=whose hus- bands have coun- try estates ire qRently dof their boots and their hosiery to cross q stream or when angling.
 Women, in fact,
 are ch n gin g t h e i ie W s
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,.uch More Than He

Just previous to the DIE .,so J kb a Pittsburgh gentleman uas condition of affairs and vps m that prices would go aNaa ''ssdv O a friend who had more reap' 'IS ssI n knowledge of the wo'a . af oiIl "Friend John, the prio9 Leo vod to go up, so l would aasl1e ,0 mo bs 10000 barrels. :" "buy " ' reoly oilon was the astonisneu .,.sd .. ma. man addressed, add who l0ossp osssr; : thought his friend was s.asr' sls's
 don't use a barrel in a ye4-
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bicycle. : naehins been s nnended | as 8 H, correciiFe tenden.' fe.shinsa he Is ataB the cOpn, large vosH
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Barefoot BeIles.z

It is good form to go baretops York society has settled that !
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Roselerv.s Tour.

It is fact known to quite number that Lord Roseberry, the resigned, has
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Miss Gould,s NJ.

Miss Gould's New IT
 Miss Helen Gould ss bas s.' as't aid, at the request of 4 sos.l s uetera formed for the 'S'eey ots, purpose, the h 7sgs work of sup ssyun.MH'| ress1ng the T1g 4a New York opium Na0| dens for women. FSS-1sNj By pure accident y V&SN she became &C., -A5s3E| quainted with the case of a c s3| young soelety N w woman who had OPIUM R,,.s surreptitiously formed . habit and whose parents '1s Ssa her to a gilded resort aaa
 exclusively for the ds,aaaaal aslal| those members of the fsis 'allS indulge in the delightful '1n h., Sel habit. The society recepts fl,
 includes some very well,knosa' ''| York matrons, and Joseph ITl Y s| is understood to have hsan '
 secure its incorporation. R. sa s1s may, a very energetic etfos. " N made to have the spread ' os :,
 in New York checked at o,,l going to be a very difaeuls ny q however. The opium trade !. 7 tropo1is has powerful financisl..' ' \ and the laws are, in their nrss,.. s totally inadequate to It's snss. . But the condition of thipos ssi p','' so alarming and action k n.y. perative that the question uI1l, sI s tated widely. Gov. Morton ns' with the subject in his next lsss1 message. '@s
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Roosevelt's Displeasure.

Theodore Roosevelt is decidedly hurt by stories to the effect that he pro-
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Mfr. Cleveland,s whs.,

Grover Cleveland is seriously l, ering the advisability of taEis,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-07

LicorIce Comes from ;s tb The licorice of coinniel z clge uct of the plant know arth of s glabra, grown in the n0'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-07
MIR. AND MRS. BOWSER.
BY NJ. QUAD.

UST as the Bowser family had finished dinner the other evening a boy rang the bell and delivered a package. Mrs. Bowser an swered the bell in person, and as she reentered the sitting-room with it in her hand she said:
 ''This seems to be for you, and l guess it's a bottle"
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THE GOSSIP OF GOTHAM. Ex-Secret tary of State Foster as
 "Barrel Buster" :"
Rosebery's American Losses-Mr. Roos0velt yyu Not Become Chief of Police-The Trilbyesque Fad of Going Barefoot
 MT. CIeveland's Wheel.
 IcoPYRIGHT, 1s95.1

IcoPYRIGHT, 1895.l If present incidations amount to any thing. there will be trouble for John
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-07

Love myself last Look near, behold thy duty To those who walk beside thee down lifes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-07

Miss Helen Gould has has ss', hs's aid, at the request of 4 sos.l s uetereai e.l formed for +l Seeietp M,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-07

Make glad their days by little acts of beauty, And help them bear the burden of earth's
 load
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-07

Love myself last Look far and find the
 stranger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-07

Who staggers meath his sin and his despair; Go lend hand. and lead him out of danger, To heights where he may see the world is
 foir
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16

Two years after the trial OF Daniel E.
Sickles for the murder of Philip Barton
Key the civil war broke out, and in the
presence Of more important events this
awful tragedy was forgotten. Daniel E.
Sickles became q colonel, a brigadier and
then a major general in the United States
army. He was physically brave, but his
conduct at the battle of Gettysburg, where
he lost a leg, proved that he had not the
highest requisites of commander.
General Sickles, through political influ-
ence, succeeded in securing the position of
major general in the United States army
on the retired list.
During the war his first wife died. and
after this he became prominent Repub-
loan politician and represented the United
States in Spain, where he married his Sec
ond wife.
General Sickles is now living in New
York city, where he Is active in local poll
tics, and is again u member of the Demo-
cratic party. Through the death of his ia
ther, who died a few years ago, he has in
herited great wealth, and being man OF
powerful physique there are evidently
many years of usefulness before him.
ALFRED II. CALHOUN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16

u3na1re Harvard ovefSeer, has run away
to Europe with James Wheatland Smith,
a young lawyer and society favorite, more
than dozen years her Junior. She is
stately brunette, vivacious and attractive,
and the mother of four children.
Many strange rumors have been circu-
lated since the disappearance of the couple,
one of the widest of which is report that
Mr.. Higginson had cabled $500, 600 to the
couple.
The prominence of the persons interest
ed, their wealth and high social and bust
ness connections, make the blow felt
throughout Back BaydOm. Mrs. Higgin-
son was Miss Borland, daughter of the
late DR. J. Nelson Borland of Beacon
street, a distinguished physician, and at
one time president Of the Somerset club.
The social position of the Borlands, both
in America and in Europe, is supreme.
They are known and have been known on
both continents as the leaders of q refined
and 1ignified society.
Mrs. Higginson has long been a belle in
the Beacon street section of Boston, where
her charms of person and conversation
have been duly appreciated.
James Wheatland Smith is one of the
handsomest men who ever graduated from
Harvard. His father was prominent
was killed in an accident a dozen years
ngo. His mother is living quietly in New
York. While in Harvard he played on his
class football and baseball teams, but dis
tinguishcd himself most as a sparrer.
The husband, f. l.. Higginson Of the
firm of Lee. Higginson & Co., is u man of
medium height and is about SO years old
His hair and mustache are blond and
touched with gray. Hr. Higginson is q
graduate of the Harvard class of 1866. He
became member Of the Somerset club in
1871, and of the Eastern Yacht club in
1880. He also belongs to the st. Botolph
and Essex county clubs as well as the
Knickerbocker of New York.
Mrs. Higginson, it is said, took $50, 600
worth of jewels with her and about $40, 900
in cash. Since her departure the will Of
Miss Simpson of Beacon Hill has been pro-
bated. which gives $40, 900 and many other
valuable considerations to Mrs. Higginson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16

SLIME of ldE TRAGEDY.
bar. These men were John T. Brady Of
New York, John Graham of the same city
and Edwin NJ. Stanton of Pennsylvania,
Lincoln's great secretary of war.
Faultlessly dressed and seemingly as
calm as when about to make a speech in
the hall Of congress Daniel f. Sickles ap-
peared before the court and pleaded mot
guilty" -Four days were spent in getting
a jury. Strangely enough, a majority Of
those rejected by the defense had already
made up their minds that the killing of
Philip Barton Key was a deliberate muir
der and that Daniel Z. Sickles ought to
be hanged for the same.
The trial, which up to this time had
been the most sensational il not the most
important in the history of criminal pro.
cedure in the country, lasted 81 days,
when, to the great relief Of all concerned,
and more particularly of the accused, the
jury brought in a verdict of Not guilty"
Daniel L. Sickles was released, and as If
nothing had happened resumed his con-
gressional duties. 1t can be said with
truth that during the trial he had the sym
pathy of the fathers, brothers and good
husbands of the country. This sympathy
would undoubtedly have remained with
him had ne not within Is months after the
murder gone back to Mrs. Sickles, or
rather brought her to him, and resumed
with her their former relations Of husband
and wife.
1t was then and has been since urged,
with what seems like FEASIBILITY, that in
condoning the wife's offense he also con-
aonsd the osense OF her paramour. II this
position be right, then the killing of Philip
Barton Key was q. or,cc cruel aud wautou
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16
A BOSTON ElOPEMENT.

Tho Disappearance of Two Social Stars
Startles Back Baydom.
Conservative Boston society is absolute
ly dazed at a sensational elopemcnt that
has occurred in the innermost Harvard
circle in the very center of Back Baydom.
Mrs. Francis l.. Higginson, wife of a mil
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16
Publication Notice.

STATE or ILLINOIS. L.
IN the oircplt court. to the January tenn, A. d..
fSgB.
Peoples National bankv. C W Nosher and Isa-
bells y. Mansfield. widow Of Henry Mansfield.
deceased; Henry Mansfield. Jr., now Henry
Nausield; Na'hanci Mansfield, Eliza "
Mansfield, Margaret Mansfield. now Margaret
Mansh"ll Green; sadie Mansfield, now Sarah
Mnn-d IL Newton. Eletror Mansacd, now
Eleanor Mansfield Ros., Isabelle Newton,
fannic tlakcslce and ouist Mosher. only
heirs a'.law 81 Henry Man,fcld. deceased.
fllavit OF the non.rcsidencc Of above name |
defendants, q " 1oshcr and Louise T. Moshor
implicated with above tcfendt nts. Isabelle +
Mansfield. widow OF Henry Mansfield, nscca-ed
Henry Mansfield, Jr nov Henry Mausfcld; M,
thnnicl Nansncl', Eliza III Mansfield, Margaret
Mansdcd, now Margaret Mansfield Green: sadie
Mansfield, now sarah Man. field Newton; Eleanor
Manriisld, now Eleanor Mansfield Ko.s. Isabelle
Newton and Fannie Blakeslec, having been
fed 10 the clerks Office of the circuit
court 81 sald county, notice u therefore here
by given TO the saif non president defendants,
that the complainant Glci his bill of com.
plant IN the said court on the ohancery Eide
thereof on the s1st day Of August, A. ID. 1895.
and that an alas summons has been issued out o,
said court. wherein said cult is now pending.
rrtnrnabie on the first Monday in the month .Cf
January rcxt.
Nov, unless you, the said Nonresident de.
Pendants above named, G. W Mosher ana iouisc
+ II osLcr shall personally be and appear befoIe
the said circuit court on The first day Of the
next term thereof. 10 be holden at Rock Islan (,
IN aud for said county. on the fret Monday ia
January next. 1896. and plead. answer or demur
to the said comilainant's bill 90 complaint the
same and the matters therein charged and -t,ted
VIII he taken ~ confessed and decree entered
gIrst you according 20 thu prayer Of said bill
GEORGE. W. GAMBLE, Clerk.
uAs- BJTcuD, Comp'ainaut'. Solicitors.
" u Island. Ill. Wow ~. 1895.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16
If !?

If you want to preserve
apples, don't cause a break
in the skin. The germs of
decay thrive rapidly there.
So the germs of consump-
ton find good soil for work
when the lining of the throat
and lungs is. bruised, made
raw, or injured by colds and
coughs. Scott's Emulsion,
with hypophosphites. viii
heal inhamed mucus men,
branes. The time to take
it is before serious damage
has been done. A 5o-cent
bottle is enough for an or
binary cold.
- eeats - Sl.0o
eeen 3 Dewa, chsnissA Now Yeti,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16
Ono Use Of the Bicycle.

Ono Use of the Bicycle.
Conversation between two charming
bicyclists on Plymouth avenue last even
ing:
Maude-I can't get him to propose.
Amy-Have You tried everything?
Maude-I think so.
Amy-Have You let him see you fall
Of your bicycle? That's usually a clinch-
er.
Maude-Thanksi I'll try it.-Roches-
ter Union and Advertiser.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16
Publication Notice .

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Rock lsiASp CoCS1y
In the circgit court, January term. 1895
Josie Mcdonald We. Arthur Mcdonald, in chan
ccfy
Affidavit Of non residence 81 Arthur Melon
a'd the above defendant having been nlcd in
clerks onlce OF the circuit court Of .aid county,
notice Ia therefore hereby piven the said ron
resident defendant that the comp lainant q ed her
bill Of complaint in said court. on the ehlncery
side thereof, on the .ad day OF November 1893. and
that thcrenpon n summons issued out % said
court. wherein said suit l now penGinz returna-
bic on the fret Monday in the month o. jan
nary next rs i by law required. Now, unlese you,
the said nonresident defendant above named,
Arthur Mcdonald, shali personally be and ap-
pear before the said circuit court the hrst day
of the next term thereof, to be holden ut Rock
Island In ard for the said county the 9Th
day az January next, ard plead. answer or de-
innr to the said compliments bill Of complaint,
the same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken AZ confes sed,
and decree entered AGAINST you according %
the prayer OF said bill.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, Clerk
Eook tslaud. H., Nov. %. is9S.
Can't KuHL Conplainant's solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16
sZZssI!tE]iIj1llIE

will do II Used as wash according to directions:
prevent i-ans mission Of blood diseases, skin dis
cssrs. acntc aud chronic ulcers. str cture assure
4 the h-nrs and feet. Ecssms, letter, salt Kheu-
nati.ri. iuf nation OF the Bladder, Diseases of
the bones. joints ard muscles >yphi'etic insanity.
Scar,y. Scrofrls in macy forms. Tie above and
hundred other forms OF disease are :-sceab'e
Tor VI .ch the Dr. Jscksor's English Safety Tab
ets v sure preventative. and Il 4 rafe Germ
KILLER, ndsring coStsgion hardly possible. hence
ils Nalue. neglected such troubles result fatal
". Mailed anywhere. seaied 81: six boxes for 8.
ID. heiss. Fourth ave. aud s3rd ST., Rock lalap4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16
She Ruined Her aealt , at School.

She Ruined Her aealt at School
Sad but needless. With proper
care and the use of Zoa-Phora at
needed periods her splendid intellect
might now be supported by perfect
physical powers and graces. Sold
by I. H. Thomas and Marshall &
Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16
LEGAL.
To An Person. whom 1. May Concern.

Noiice IL hcrshy tIven that ,he uuders gned.
John Ohiweiler, pusrdiaa OF Tiriam Haup: and
Ella Haupt. Will make application TO the court'
court OF Ro,k irlEgd county. at q regular term
thereof to be held at the cosrt house IN the city
day in Jaunary, A. D., 1925. boing The fret
day thereof. for al order and deere OF sara
cnur. dir etiuR him. ss said gUardisn 70 sc inc
irteres, in the fol owirc real estate beio ne TO
snid minor. or AZ much thereof 81 sha rcein TO
paiI conrr to the iuierert OF said minors etuatec
In the county az Rock leland and -tate OF Illinois
towii: Lot humber one III aso tne wee, riteen
f.,t ~ Int number two 80 alec the west INV five
f,ct ,.5J Of lot number twelve (i2,, all in beck
number one a. IN The original town OF Coal Val
lev ard coupty OF Rock I-apd, and state OF
iIiin1is for Inc slpt ort and education of said
minor. and II the purpose Of Investing such OF
ne proceeds az said "a e as shsi not be immedi
,,ely r,ari.iie fif said support and elncstion In
othtr real ,-taic, or % otherwise investing the
.au,e Jon. OiLwEItEG.
Guard An OF sad minors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-16
Notice 81 Publication.
STATE or ILLINOIS Sc. =.

IN tn. circuit court. January q rm. 1884;
liza stacyvs. William Stacy. in csancery.
Affidavit 81 non residence OF W iiliam s,sc-, the
above defendant. having be en- filed In the clerks
once Of the circuit cont OF said county. notice Is
Their, fore hereby give to the sad Bon-res dent
defendant that the complainant led her bill OF
complaint in said cou-t, on the chlicery eide
thereof on the 18Th dag Of fover her, ls?J. end
that thcreuppn n rummons Issued out OF ss'd
court, whs rein rhid suit lie now pending. returna-
bic on the fret Monday IN the moath Of January
next. IA il by law required
Now, unls - you. the said pon-residsnt defend
ant above n med William stacy, shal personally
he and appt az before SAID circuit court. on the
frs cay ~ the next term hereof 10 be holden N.
Kock Island Ia and for the said county, on tbs
fret Holcay In january next. and plead, answer
or Dc mur to the aad complainante bill OF com
plaint, the same and the matters and things
Their, In charged and stated will he taken as con
fcssod. and decree catered sgainst you accord
ing TO the prsyorof said bill.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, CLERK.
81 rE1rnsIEY. Compliments Solicitor.
Rock I-Eni, III Nov. -. 1925.