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Evening star., 1895-10-10

FOR RENT
2O20 G nv, 17r. $50. .00I l26 %, 6r....S3o
2026 Hllyer pl 11rmi 65 100 Sth ne 7r, ami o 50
Tal 9Th nw Store. 20 A ne, Sr, ami. Do 90
1892 st NV. Tor, 2023 10th NV, 6r. 49, 90
ami IS S11 18th ne, Or -. Ia. 80
1923 14th NV. Tor, 1923 Md av ne, Or. 1880
ami ...............60 80 i2iS u sc, Or. .12.3O
126 NV, 13r ami .5p.D 40 NV, 4r dat. ~. so
1870 18th nv, Al, ami so 422 6h sw, 5r 30
4O1 Ew, Sr, ami, II so 1910 Lewis ne, ami1O so
1888 14th ,1lr. ami. AS 45 Fenton pl, Dr.. 10 30
1857 14t NV l0r mi AZ SO 1854 Bladbg I'd, &c 800
1031 n av, 6rAsb 81. so 5l2 Marks al Ar g. SO
SwoRMSTEDT & BRADLEY. 1908 st.
rcS-s tu&th
Evening star., 1895-10-10
COUNTRY BOARD.

ST. CLAR'SON-THE-BAY: OPEN UNTIL No
vember: fish, oysters, crabs and game; table FIRST
class; terms, So per week. 81 .25 per day; steamer
from Baltimore and Annapolis times u week
Address ST. CLAIR Shadysde, Md. au15 4St'
Evening star., 1895-10-10
FOR RENT
FURNlSHED,

n het 17th and 18th
SITS, with stable. $500
18th ct bet Scott Cir
& o with stal. .4l6.67
r ! ave near Conn
ave with stablel. 1867
Cor 18th & CorcoraB. $50
N bet 14th and 18th. 800
Conn ave bet NJ & n. 300
X ! av & 18th st. .26B f7
NJ st near Conn ave. $50
Cor Mass av and 18th
st, with stable. go
Il st bet 18th and
10Th, with stable. $50
Conn av bet n and
Nsts..............20 N SITS.
N at bet 10th and
10Th sts. .225
Conn av bet r & &. ..25O
Dupont Cir bet n Il
av and p st. 200
Cor H and Goth -. 200
r st bet 10Th and
2lst SITS. 200
18th st bet N and n
with stabIeb. 80. 200
18th st bet Q and r. 200
N st bet l7th and
fafh am q,
10th st bet I&nd X
SITS, with stable. 168. 81
Conn ave bet II and
S sta. Leg fi
Evening star., 1895-10-10

18TH ST near l.. 81
r st bet 21st&22d. . $50
10th bet I and u sts, $50
II ! nv bet 18th st
and Conn ave. f6o
Jefferson pl bet Coan
av and 10th st. .160
Conn av bet X q L.l5o
2ad st bet Mass ave
and Il st. LEO
Jefferson pl bet Conn
av and 10th st. 1854
10th st bet o and p
Fl ST het 18th 4 10th. LIS
Cor 10th and o sts. .12J
Corcoran st bet 18th
and 18th SITS. s.......1D
Corcoran st bet 18th
st and n 81 ave. lie
Corcoran st bet 11th
st and N q ave. 100
17th st bet q I Az
and y st. 100
Corcoran Of bet 17th
Ut and N n ave. 100
18th st bet T and U. 100
18th bet r and Q SIS. 100
18th ut bet G st and
Pa ave.............-0
I'd floor on H Ut bet
18th st & vf ave. 30
2 rms, Sd noor 104
14th st. each. -
Evening star., 1895-10-10
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
second floor, with board, for gentleman, wife and
child years old; northwest; Columbia Heights
preferred Address ii. f. E.. star office oc1O-3ts
WANiED- lR.>lsiED ROOM FOR SINGLE
gentleman; must he near treasury. Address 6.
A. H., Star office. 1t,
WANTED-SUITE OF THREE. UNFINISHED
rooms: west of 18th and north Of q streets:
references exchanged Address ~ W., Star Office.
1ts
WANTED-A NICE UNFURNISHED SECOND
floor Hat. or 3 rooms, for housekeeping. for
gentleman. wife end two children: Columbia
Heights referred; references given and required.
Address l. A. H. Star office O10-3ts
WANTED : THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS. IN
quiet naighbCrhood by family three adults, for
light housekeeping: price moderate; rent guar
anteed. Address Box 70, Star office. it,
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND GROWN
daughter, three well furnished unfurn:shed
rooms, west OF 18th ST.. with privilege Of caterer:
references exchanged Address s. p, Star office.
oc9-2ts
Evening star., 1895-10-10

FOR RENT-ONLY s30-PRACTICALLY NEW 4
room room and bath 3story bay window brick house;
1903 4th st. NV: ami. and in excellent con-
dition. ALLEN W. MAILERY & CO.. 6a4 + st.
Evening star., 1895-10-10
ATTORNEYS.

Webster Law builGiDg, sos st. n.w, Washing
ton, DC. Residence No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. sells
Evening star., 1895-10-10

y II av nr Dup cir. 500
Mass av mr. Is, 15r. 45S. 81
Mass nv nr l7,15r. 1866
1Iih nr o, 22r. ..416.61
Wyoming av mr. 20, 22r375
h st nr 18th, 16r .S33. 81
X st nr 18th. 1Sr. >. 300
Vt av nr L. fSr. 800
r I nr Conn ave. lSr 300
X st nr 18th. 16r. 200
Mass ave nr 18, 1Sr. 300
Conn av nr R, 1Sr. PTS
R l ave nr 10Th. 12r. .2sn
NJ ct mr. 14th, l3r. .25n
Iowa circle. 13r. $50
10th cor Mass av, ,1br. .25G
10th mr. p. 12r. 80
Q st nr 18th, 12r. :. .25o
Iowa circle. 12r. DIS
18th st nr R, 11r. .221
Mass ave nr 17th- l3r. 225
+ st nr 21st, 13r. 200
10th st nr o. lar. 200
18th ST nr I, 17r. Lee
n Capitol st cor G,
16r .1S
14th nr Kenesaw.17r. l50
18th st cor Cor
coran, 11r. LEO
Q st nr 23d, 13r. .1Ti
P st nr 10th. 1T. .15d
NJ st nr 18th, 12r. $50
/ st nr 18th, lar. .150
2lst cor r. 11r. $50
Evening star., 1895-10-10

Stable H In sa bet. l. N. 10th and aist St: so
Brick stable bet D. E. 17th and 18th SITS -. Is 0d
Brick stable rear 915 18th hst............. st. 10 Ol
Brick stable bet 18th & 18th 4 x & L sts.. Is 6.00
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF.
FICE. FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL JOHNsToN,
oc7-tf 1903 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1895-10-10
eotirr building.
4 Watkins af Che"

u5 l. 81 se. Or.
SHED.
2lst nr r, 1Sr. ..1S0
o st nr 14th. 1Sr. .1@
18th nr Mass ave, 13r. 12O
DeSales nr 18th, 10r. 14
n st nr 10th. Tor. ..12b
10th st nr Q, 13r. ..13
H st nr 18th. 11r. .12S
18th st nr r NV. 12r. .18
Woodley lane, 1Or. .125
Jefferson pl nr 10, lar. 125
Nd av ne nr 9Th, 10r. 1@
y st nr 18th, 9r.....1M
o st nr 10th, Tor. .10
P st mr. 18th, 1Sr. .l26
;eth 2oth ns mr. Q, s,s.,:;..; Or; "a: I2S
18th st nr r, Tor. 100
A st nr ID sc, 11r. 100
10th nr N, Tor. 100
Sunderland pl nr 18Th
1H .-.........-.--.IW
Evening star., 1895-10-10

9 rooms and bat tn on F st
y st bet 18th and New T
8 rooms and bath, LIST
9 rooms and bath, I'd q
Ills G st, Sd floor, for bu
1926 W st, with stable, p
Desirable store next to {
Evening star., 1895-10-10
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
2217 Pa av, 15r&b .$65. 90
929 n H av, 7r&b. .35. so
1000 n II av, 6r&b. 80. so
9S9 N H av, 7r&b. 80. 80
1887 10th, 7r&b. =. 80. so
631 G Sc, Or, mi. .25. 50
S18 23d, Srb, ami. .23. so
1922 G. 7r & bakery. 1850
$40 I'D, Or. 1880
626 c Sc, Grab. is. 90
2214 Va av. Ar. a.Sl2. 80
Evening star., 1895-10-10
FALL AND WINTER RESORTS

Il
GALEN HALI-A SANATORIUM.
Atlantic City, n. j.
With all the convenences of a frst-class. quiet
hotel. Elevator. steam heat, open CRATE fires;
massage electricity, baths, etc. Table unexcelled.
Open all the year. Address Dr.WM. IL. H. BULL.
se23-tf
HO1sL RICHMOND, OCEAN END KENTUCKY
ave, Atlantic City, n. j. Remains open all
year. Appointments frst-class. Elevator, steam
heat. parlor, etc. j. d. EASE. se5 I, ,t&sl3t
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.
The celebrated fall and winter resort by the sea.
HOTEL TRAYMORE.
Appointments and service rstclass.
d. WHITE. Jr.,
se2s-set Proprietor.
The fENNHURST. MICHIGAN AVE. NEAR
beach. Atlantic City: NJ. Open all the year. All
conveniences, including electric elevator, steam
heat sun paror. Special fall rates. JAS. HOOD.
se16-1 -104t
AsBURY PARK. N. J.
"Tfle Victoria"
Fronting ocean, all Improvements; 18th season;
accommodates 200; terms moderate and reduced
After September I. 8. KEMPE. au21
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
OR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-

k6D-
1903 n st NV, 1or. 80
2404 14th Ut NV, Tor. so
I1f18 18th st NV, Tor. 80
1911 n st NV, &r. SO
1854 18th NV. 10r. ... 60
17ls Corcoran NV, 1or.60
332 14th st NV, Or. 80
422 9th st NV, 11r. GO
$50 18th st NV. 12r. ~
Ills 11;h st NV, 10r. .4
2135 P st nw, Or. ..4
$50 T NV. 1or. r.....42-0
140) Stoughton Ut
2t20 14th st NV, Or. Al. 81
1921 o st NV, Or. 40
24l0 18th st NV, ar. 40
1903 Chaplin st NV, Sr. 40
iii A st sc. 8r. 40
140S Chaplin st NV, 9r.4o
1852 18th NV, Sr. 40
l146 f7th NV, Sr.....N
1150 17th NV. 9r.....N
l70S NJ st NV. Or. 40
I25 11th 1T nw. 13r. 20
2A6 14'h ut NV. Sr. 80
1119 10th st NV, Tor. 40
124S l1th st NV, 10r. 40
1881 Corcoran NV, Sr. 40
1905 $ ef NV, Or. 40
1928 18th st NV, 8r. 40
1S 70 riggs st NV, Or. 40
2i0S 14th st NV, Or. 40
24lS 14th st NV, Or. -
1892 l1th st NV, Or. SO
1924 9Th st NV. Or. r.D. .6
1874 14th st. Sr. SO
LOG n st NV, 7r.....M
1887 18th Ut NV, Or. .s5
1869 q st NV. Or. ....1
1875 18th st. 6r. SIS
225 r st ne. 10r. 80
SIT 11th NV. Or. 10
100 Pa av, ID d. 3r. 30
Evening star., 1895-10-10
FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-REMENGTON TYPEWRTTERS AT
THE REMINGfQS OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed. With stand; deliver
I'd free in city; month applies on purchase Of
when directly. following rental.
wYCkOFFSs SEAMANS Y BENEDICT,
d19-tf "q ~ Cor. Sth and SITS. W.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-21

Sure. Cordelia's eyes rested on him APP
provingly. AS they went up tine path
she noticed that he walked with TrIn,
confident tread. like man who had met
the world and conquered il
Two rocking-chairs were placed OPP
pOsite each other on the piazza, and
while Cordelia was making the lemon
ade Tom gazed around with boyish de-
light. The piazza was screened from
the road by honeysuckles and wistari.s.
and he could count at least dozen but
terfies sailing contentedly about. AZ
most in reach of his hand was a robins
nest, and as he raised himself slightly
to look at the eggs the owner began to
scold him from one of the rafters over
head.
"Just exactly like it was 12 years ago"
he muttered, delightedly. "And, on my
soul, 1 believe that's the same old bird
who used to scold me SO terribly!
There, there, there!" as the robin re-
doubled her cries, shat isn't the way to
welcome friend. I won't hurt your
eggs"
Here Cordelia came out with the EN-
onade and small stand which she
placed between the two chairs.
There, help yourself" she said. hos
pitably. "And now tell me how you've
been gettin' on out west"
"Oh, jes' toler'ble-as they say out
there" he replied, laughing. "Only in
my case, the 'jes' toler'ble, means first
rate. I started as cowboy, and then
bought few head of cattle and then
some land, and after that pushed ahead
pretty steady. L was always hard
working, and SO got on faster than some
of my neigbbors. After awhile rail-
road came through, and village started
up less than three miles from my place.
That boosted me right to the top. Now,
I've got as pretty ranch as there is west
of the Missouri"
"Why. that's splendid" she cried, her
face glowing with pleasure. I'm aw-
full glad you're doing so well. Folks
round here have an idea that you've
been sort of-of runnin' out"
How came they to get such q no.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-21
CITIZENS BORN AT SEA.

Unexplained Partially They Show for Chi.
cagO N Place of Residence.
One column in the federal census
which has recently been completed is
set aside for the small number of those
who come under the classification
Born at sea-"
Though under the naturalization
laws of the United States the citizen
ship of such persons is conditional upon
their having been born in q ship flying
the American flag, the census officials
make no such distinction, but include
all those born at sea under single
subdivision, irrespective of the ma
tional flag at the masthead of the ship.
1t is popularity heretofore re-
marked and again shown in the last
census that the favorite city of resi-
dence of persons born at sea is Chica-
go, Cook county. Ill. More persons
born at sea are residents at this time
of Chicago than of any other city Of
the United States
New York comes next, and then. in
proportion to the population. St Louis
Against the city of Brooklyn persons
born at sea have, or seem to have. .
deep feeling of revulsion, which, to .
limited extent, is shown toward Yon-
kers as place of residence. There arc
several Thousand persons in the United
States who were born at sea--N. Z.
Sun.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-21

he THREW HIMSELF DASN A-N AAAS
your pardon. You-ain't married to
him, are you
"Not yet" placidly. He comes by
,eyery few months and sort o beats
round the bush. But. you see, I've had
sall I could put my hands to without
thinkin, of such things" Then, with a
gay, ringing laugh: But, let's talk
sensible, Tom. I give up marryin' ages
sago. How are you gettin' on out west:
when did you come. and how long are
YOU goin' to stay?
.Just got in, and you're the first per-
sson I've talked to-" he answered. gayly.
-.I happened to come this way. and
thought I'd stop for old times sake.
You've got q mighty fiowery place, Cor
della"
eyes, 1 like it. But won't you come in
and sit down on the piazzy while
make some cool lemonade? It's pesky
hot ont here"
.Don't mind il do" with alacrity.
81 amt in no particular hurry. and your
piazzy looks right cool and inviting.
And. besides, I'd like to ask q lot of qnes-
tious about the boys and girls; what are
they doing, and who's.marrieda and who
=ain,t?"
He opened the gate and stepped into
the yard, and as he did SO his strong.
,u4alwart figure showed to its full adj
vantage. He was more than six feet In
heieht, and his clear, rudy complexion
sSsae. the picture Of health and good na-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-21
Car Ride Away With science.


A well-known Bohemian visited his
friend, Prof. Price. at the latter's labor
atory. The professor was examining
a dark-brown substance spread ON pa
per.
Il say, would you kindly let me
place a little bit OF this on your tongue!
My taste has become SO vitiated by
tasting all sorts of things"
certainly" responded the ever ac-
commodating Harris, thrusting out his
tongue.
The professor took up q little of the
substance under analysis and placed it
on Harris tongue. The latter worked
it round for fully minute. tasting It
much as he would a fine CONNECTION.
Mote any effect?'' inquired the pro-
fessor
mo, none"
cit doesn't paralyse or prick your
tongueT
mot that can detect
81 thought not There IL no aka,
1oids in it, then How does It taste7n
''Bitter rs the dickens?''
.Um-m; all right
what is it," inquired Harris
II don't know. That's Whist Pm
trying to dnd out Some one has been
poisoning horses with itIPeaxsons
Weekly.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-21
BILLIONS OF BEANS.
Boston Folk Eat s.067.osO Quarts Duril
the Year,

Boston Folk Eat s.067 $50 Quarts During
the Year.
Boston has been long noted for it's
baked beans, but not until recently
has any nhabitant of the old puritan
city had the temerity to figure out the
total annual consumption of the city
with respect to beans This man esti-
mates and gives figures to prove that
he is not far from right, that Boston
consumes annually $685., $50 quarts of
beans. It's an easier thing to arrive
at than it looks, for beans are q staple
weekly diet in Boston. No Sunday
breakfast in Boston and its vicinity is
complete without a savory dish of this
most palatable article-prepared Bos-
ton style. Then, too, there are big
factories in Boston, the sole business
of which is to prepare baked beans for
Boston families, hotels and restau-
rants. The annual product Of these
beaneries is I.12S, 600 quarts, and they
supply only a limited constituency.
Nearly 600 other restaurants use about
IT'S. 500 quarts, while the various bak-
cries send out each year not far from
5000. 900 quarts.
The Boston paper which gives these
figures does not tell whether or not
the canned beans that Boston beam
cries sends out are included in this es-
innate. That trade must amount to
millions of quarts every year, for Bos-
ton baked beans are found in nearly
every city in the country. They may
be bought, moreover. in London and
Paris.
Apropos of baked beans, here is tho
way they are baked in Maine. A hole
is dug in the ground. filed in with
rocks and chunks of wood. The wood
is fred and burned to embers. Then
the.hole is cleared of the embers, the pot
set in among them and the embers
placed over the top of it. thus her
metically sealing the beans and giving
them gradual baking, often twenty
four hours. for the rocks may hold
their heat for two days. From which
would seem that long baking is tho
real secret of good mess of beans
Chicago News.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-21

II Silver u Dead Il May Prove to He . Very
Lively { orpse ON Election hay.
The agitation of the currency ques-
ton has proved two things beyond a
doubt, which the gold-bugs will admit
If at all disposed to be candid. The
first is that the popular belief regard
ing the nine lives of the Thomas cat
has been eclipsed as a matter OF WON
der by the many lives of the .silver
craze" and the second is that it has as
determined disposition to come back.
Mr.. Watterson may stop his press at s
o'clock in the morning to give it
whacl, and Mr.. Horace White pune
ture it with his pencil every evening;
and vet, before the star-eyed can ex-
plain some more that he is tired of
politics anyhow, and ere the Evening
Post mistake gets through singing
with a nasal twang a dirge on passing
away, passing away, it appears in all
the old likeness that they know so
we'll!
The tactics of the gold-bugs are not
such as to inspire confidence in their
friends or to awaken admiration in the
breasts of the neutral Much sport
has been made by their organs of the
hidalgo who is doing the Cid Campea-
dor act SO Insignificant in Cuba. His
belief that he is suppressing the insur~
rection by using his blue pencil and
suppressing unfavorable war news. has
been the foundation for no end of ale
legged humor. Are the tactics of our
friends, the enemy, awakening any
more respect? When they assure their
followers that an overwhelming revo-
luton against silver in Mississippi has
taken place, and that assertion in a
short time is proven to be fake with
a big F; when they assert that that
revolution has extended to Georgia,
and the declaration turns out to be as
fictitious as Weems's little Ratchet
story of Washington; when they rub
their palms together unctuously and
write with a flourish as important as
the philosopher who has evolved from
his brain some divine, humanity bene-
filing idea, that the sentiment of silver
is dying or dead, and then continue to
fight the sentiment with the despera-
ton of SO many stays at baV-what
does the public think? Naturally, it
concludes that Gen. Campos is the pro-
totype of many frauds and freaks in
America
The truth is, so long as the mass OF
people have any interest in their own
personal welfare, their opposition to
the crucifixion of the white metal will
exist 1t is stated in one of PauPs let
tiers that we die with corruptible
body, but shall rise incorruptible. It
seems that the application can be made
regarding the free silver death and
burial; every time it has been buried it
has risen tenfold dearer and more
highly priced by the people. 1t is one
of the issues that will not down,
though the hired sheets of Wall street
have as many lies as Jack on his ale
house bench; and these same papers
know that it is as steadfast as the OBJ
ject which troubled Macbeth's gaze
that ''the damned spot would not outy'
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-21
THE STREET Gan MAsnEn

He Nests WltA : xoane xAdv who rAlDse
zln Down
He kn-w that he was good-lo0king.
He twisted mp the waxed ends Of his
mustache and smiled on her Then he
shrugged his shoulders and smiled
again. He adjusted the ends Of his
cravat and gave her = sideIong glance.
He said '.Ahemr' He hung ON strap
and smirked hnguishinRiy. There
was room q the other end OF the car
but he WAS Interested IN making con-
quest OF the young woman IN tho cor
ner. and the young woman IN the cor
nor merely starred stralent aneao.
Olankly.
he wore large checked, very EnRiisn
trousers. and there was carnation In
the buttOnhole OF his trOck coat 61o
soft Fedora hat was creased with pain
full exactness- He was the handsomese
man in the broadway car, and he knew
IT. But she never looked at him
He jostled against her at the curves
and nearly knocked her hat OH reach
ing for the strap He said, Pray, ex-
cuse me" deliberately, but she was not
to be lured from her abstraction. Then
he began systematic course OF fasci-
mating tactics. He leaned over her and
pressed her left foot gently. No re-
Spouse. Still more noticeably he
pressed it Then he walked over her
right foot by way of attracting her
attention. She did not wink an eye
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-21
THE CRITICAL NIGHT.
4 Widow who Was Duly Appreciativo OF
Her Guests Courtesy.

a Widow who Was Duly Appreciative Of
Her Guests Courtesy.
I reached the cabin of the Widow
Ruggles just before sunset and just az
the rain began to fall. When asked
her If could put mp for the night she
said:
81 have Eve children, and yon'1l have
to sleep with two Of them II you stay. "
/ assured her that II would BE- all
right, but there was troubled look on
her face as she continued:
stranger. forgot about Moses
johnson. It's his night fur comm"
.'And what about Moses Johnson2"
.'It's his night fur droppin' in to
spark. y
well, shan't object to that II he
doesn't. Yon can 60 right ahead and:
do your sparkling just the same 40 Il
wasn't here"
But he's q powerful quare man.
Moses Is" she said. with great deal
within ten feet of me with strange
and go home. I've been widder four
years, and Moses is the first TELLER that
has come junin' around"
And you don't want to lose him. Of
course?"
..Of course not Idon't want to turn
you away and yit I'll have to look ont
fur Moses I'll have to put you mp
garret, and would you mind gettin'
outer the way - soon - you've had
supper1
mot At all. I'll BE- ont Of the way
in fifteen minutes.
As soon as the supper was fniahed
one Of the children climbed the ladder
leading to the garnet to lead the way.
and followed. After smoke turned
in on the corn-husl bed, and, being
dead tired. was soon aa1eep. and did
not open my eyes Till morning. When
I descended the ladder the widow met
me with radiant countenance and
said:
stranger. I wish to thank ron
from the bottom Of my hearth"
But for whatF' asked.
Eur talkin' to tie garnet and 9it,
tin outer Moeea' way last night You
Rad just begun TO snore when IN he
walks. and thirty minits later had
popped the question and ] hnd ~
severed him. You betts IS you,d hin
sittin' around Moses would haye
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