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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
A virginia Volunteer.

Way down upon Manassas plans
aly wandering footsteps led -.
Tho leaves lay thick beneath my ieet'
The trees sighed overhead
The trace Of many rifle PITS
Lay i'm the forest nave.
And I'm the shadow near my pain
/ saw a soldiers grave.
VIII flowers wrestled with the weed
Upon his little mound, ,-,-.,
The simple head-bOard. plainly mafheo'
Had fallen TO the ground.
I raised IL with a tender hama,
T'rom dirt its words 10 clear,
But time had blJTted all but these
a Virginia volunteer.
7 saw the lizards and the toads
Lean from their hidden nests
Ard hide themselves among the weeds
Above this soldiers breast.
Yet undistufbed from sleep profound
Trnheeding there he lay
His coffin but Manassas SOIL
His shrCud Confederate gray.
I heard the little river roll
Along the vale below,
saw the woods a mile away,
Where We first met the foe.
The Manassas rOut then rose 10 Hlhu
our leaders name. ana then
knew the soldier had been one
or Robert Lees brave men.
Yet whence he came no lip can say
No tongue can ever tell
What des0lated home ana hearts
Has been because he tell.
What sad-eycd maiden weeps alone
And parts the raven hair
one lock OF which perhaps les Win
The Virginia volunteer.
What mother and what sister dear
oil
And waited patiently each cay
For their brave boy TO come.
The bow whose honOred grave swells up,
But one of many q scar e-,,
cut on the face of Manassas nelis
by cruel. unjust war.
The fights he fought. the scars he wore,
Are an unknown 10 fame
For on the board | could not trace
This brave NiTginian's name.
Yet he fought well and braVely, TOO,
And held his country dear
or else ne never could nave Deeh
a Virginia volunteer.
He sleeps. what need to question now
II ne was wrong or right,
He knows By now whose cause was Just
In God the Fathers sight;
He Yields no sword or musket now,
Returns 10 fOcman's thrust,
Who but coward would revive
\ brave Nirginian's dust!
Roll. little river. proudly roll,
AdCwu Thy rocky glen.
Above thee lies the grave or one
OF Robert Lees brave men.
Beneath the willow and the oak,
In solitude austere,
Unknown. unnamed, forgotten, les
3 Virginia volunteer.
Unidentified tx.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

very similar manner. The six-pence-seek-
ing dOOrkceper assured me that 10 -
the five judges sitting together was 49,
grandest sight in the word. ., from, a
The case on trial was an appydi stoion
criminal case in which the article s0or-.
was a small quantity Of mix, o. w
yalCe Of two pence, which the Pl Ism.
being thirsty. had drank. Ire Juue.Ss 80.
off the arguments OF cOunsei III stD a.
der, and took occasion 10 say ia ,,tf
though the case was so trliilns IN l'9.tl,
it involved a question OF great III -,
IN preserving the system OF lildl - -.
in criminal cases and thereupon Two q.
the judges expressed their Opinions d.
one cannot eaH TO admire the charac.
ter and Intelligence visible in the lace OF
Lord Chief Justice Russell. Ills voice -
clear and distinct. and his prcnunciall oh
OF words is In many cases mo- "a -.
cuished by what we are accus'onit" W
regard as an English accent re ~ IS ne ,,.e
use the broad "a" 20 any such degree as we
hear IL In New England even. ne PIo
nounces ask and pass ana iaa1 -
most of us do i'm Baltimore ana ne - -
alone i'm this respect. A year ~ - -, =,
to a debate I'm the House OF Lords upon
some branch OF the Irsn question. ne
beautiful hall was crowded with the honill5
~ OF the land. and the galleries were hlleh
by peeresses IN brilliant ekehis 'vSVu ,,,s,
The speeches were made Dy tne Ma l ~,
- Z
Lord Roecberv. then Prime Minister an
by the Duke Of Arsyl, aud IN none on
the speeches was there any such b,oau
and deep pronunciation Of wor Is, anu S rs
pecially the letter "a, as w ks". 40
consider 10 be- the English method In
churches. too. I have heard the most en-
lnent preachers. whose speech was Oh th'
same character. 1900.
Among these ren, who were rDpi-S.,n-
tatives Of the highest Development IN tie
nolifical. judicial. and religious lie or
England. there was but slight difteren nee
Of pronunciation from tnai t-el -
esrio class of Americans. Ind aef, listen
Ing to a., inspiring sermon by Canon VII
b,rforce An Westminster Abbey last sun
dav Il occurred to me that there was ~
nreacher said 10 be the most eloquent IN
England. TO distinguish him from the
baef tvpe of ciergymen I'm Baltimore OF
New York.-E1gar q. Miller, IN baltimore
Sun.
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when you least expect II.
The cunnlnguess OF this toilet became
apparent at dinner. when the Wearef
slipped OF the velvet Norfilk and stood
blessed in the most perfectly hitting
dinner Princess ever seen. IL Rugged
the waist. II chung to the figure and II
fttei the hips. The front was ono lovely
cuirass Of jet. that winked and blinked
the man in the moon clean out or codn-
tenence.
BALLOON WOMEN UNPOPULAR.
THAT woman has never been at IA
water party before" remarked very
critical Young woman as there ateDped
atoard a niatron dressed in shining satin
with outstanding skirt and plenty OF
fullness 10 her sleeves. "lr she had
she would know that yachts are not
bathrooms, and that there isn't room for
stand-out skirts nor for balloon sleeves.
My mother orders her water dresses
made. Just as SIZE does her bathing suits.
and she knows better than to be selfish
in her skirts and sleeves" Before an
hour the woman who
Never was at sea before
Never had been off the Shore"
collapsad as 10 stiffening, and was far
more endurablc In her last state than
in her first.
Such a very queer water dinner was
gi,,en on a great Yacht called by its owner
the Hoping Pigeon. The yacht has big
sails. and is TO all appearances a yacht.
yet planted In the midst OF IT Is one OF
these queer little ore-ssory wooden cot
tages that make a yacht "a house-b, at"
The cabin is the shape OF a tiny cottage
that Is all that distinguish es II. And
as the yacht never does any fast sailing
or racing. but Is In reality house-boat.
the shape OF the interior matters nothing.
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your servants are always so civil" re-
marked one woman to another. Have
you any especial training methods that
engraft such courtesy into their man.
ners?"
Not especially" was the answer. "but
maybe you can find a keynote 10 their
good temper in the fact that l always
select as a commencement TO each day
a CHEEKY good morning"
somehow II seems TO oil up the wheels
OF domestic machinery. and the work OF
the day glides alorg in smooth manner
that is entirely lacking If by chance l
omit this beforc-breakfast courtesy.
From cook In the kitchen TO the 10Y who
carries my market basket. she good
morning tonic is magical in effect
''In southern households ] know the
first greeting OF the DAY comes from the
domestics. but when one must cope with
the ignorance as we'll as indifference OF
foreigners about ones household. II Is bet
ter TO take the initiative In acts OF po-
likeness and let them learn by example,
--PhiladelDhia Innuirar.
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Of misery and happiness 10 dotng par
euts when she is a baby that she is now.
As she grows apace she will 90 10 school
play with the boys, tear her clothes
soil her hands and face, surreputiousiy
appropriate sweetmeats and play mis-
chief generally, as she does to-day. "hei
she reaches young womanhood she VIII
dress as fashion dictates. bang her half
or cut it off or coil IL on top OF her head
pile nearly all her dress on her shoulders
put needle-pointed No 2 shoes on NO !
feet, paint and powder to show the world
her Creator didn't give her the right
complexion, want a new bonnet or TWO
for every season of the year, fall In love-
swing on front yard gates, talk sweet
nothings to her best fellow. get married
have babies. apply for divorces. and IN
all other respects do about as young ID
dies do nowadays.
The new woman as painted Is myth.
Time changes fashions and customs. ana
education and inventions open new telds
for the employment OF women, enlarge
their sphere of action and usefulness, Of
fer them wider field In which 20 dis
play their power and worth. and 10 assert
their God-given rights that man in his
ignorance has withheld from them. But
human nature to-day is the same human
nature which moved Adam and Eve 10
costume themselves in the best goods at
hand and 10 multiply and replenisb the
earth The very same loving, devoted.
self-sacrifcing women, the same blushins
brides. the same kind, doting young
mothers and the same fond. forgiving
old ones will bless the world in the future
as they bless II to-day. The world must
be born over again to produce new wo-
man. The old one y good enough.
God bless them.-Butte Intsr.0suntain.
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mrs. PALMER WATER PARTY
Hot Run On SummerSet- Willard LINES
and White Wine Flowed Free.
GREAT DINNER ON The BLUE SEA.
At Water Parties Women wear ~s"s
Gown. and Girls are smart In water
proof Duck Row Boats Made
in Barges.
g, ufo on the ocean wave.

"A
And a home on the rolling sea-
- hurrn,in< as she shakes out the sstisS
g. tna song which the Aus us1 "O'"'
smelling dresses Of her "atui"De GO
selects the freshest one Oh lnss, son on
nfl.eth water party oi ~ a.,
she is going to cfiVe OF Sy-,e ~ Ill
- trim daintily out upon the Shall
~, snd nnest wharf there, ana step liShuy
sbce,rd a beautiful yacht Tor san ann
q Inner Aud that Is water parry
The finest water party OF the month
nos given by Mrs. Potter Palmer AT
par Harbor a rev 'iays ago. lhere
we're present all the Bar Haroor peo-
nle and many Of the Newporters VINO
mad come to the BAR for a few days
for this occasion. MIS-. Ialmer's dinner
vas a dream OF land and sea combined
and the singing in tho saloon Afterwards
was as classic and we'll prepared as
though il had been planned and rehears-
ed in a drawing-rOorl for weeks.
A COLUMBUS BARGl.
TO have a real water party there need
not he a great yacLt. ~ small rOWDott
will accommodate enough u come under
the title. Bur If only row-boatS can De
procured there must be several OF them
tied alongside. making q wide barge
like fleet, and in the middle boat SIT the
merry company. The rowing Is done by
the outside oarsmeu. ThO are protes-
SIGNALS. They sit IN the two outside
boats containing the company; and they
row with an even stroke that sends the
| barge along.
Poles with lights are stationed at each
end OF the boats, and there is red hre
set OF in the outside ones. There Is
a landing made somewhere and spread
is looked after then comes the triun-
phant procession home and music en-
route. This is liked by young people
who do not own yachts. and who can
not appropriate for their own special
use the family house-boat or yacht be-
longing to the pater OF the family, who
may want il for a party Of elders
The gowns at Mrs. y. liners water
party were very beautiful. they mad
every appearance OF great warmth and
comfort while being also airy and pretty.
Ii is d mistake TO say that chitton can
not live upon water. For there IS an
admirable quality of that most admir-
able material which stands sea air nicely,
and does net drOOp even under a spray.
fl may have q tribe OF stffeung in its
manufacture but IL looks very light and
airy. and Will endure much hardship.
Tie prettiest of the sea dresses at
Mrs Palmer's water party was a deep
crimson summer silk with tiny Norfolk
jacket OF deeper shade. This gave
warmth 70 the figure. The sleeves were
elbow length. Worth's professed 'abomi-
nation" yet very becoming 10 this tall
wearer, and over their inside material
was draped and puffed the redoubtable
chiffon. Long black suede gloves made
the arms look fully enough attired. and
the broad. haring hat br.m shaded tho
face. The hat was most dressy, as II Was
Of white chip. knotted with bows OF
crimson and trimmed with outstanding
ornaments Of jet, which is a wicked.
shiny substance that wnks at you
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25
The Little Wives az Home.

Not alone in hfe's low stations,
Soothing poyerty's red smarts-
MOI alone In heather missions,
Are the women of brave hearts!
But AZ home in endless -o-lng,
And immured in lifes hundrum.
There are sacrifices noble,
by the little wives at home!
Toling patiently with weakness,
flushing chillren's pain1n cries.
They are blazing out the pathway
From the earth TO Paradise.
And while others laud the vOtries
That in foreign countries roam,
/ viii save my sweetest praises
For the little wives O. hJnr'
WIN +. Hale, in thu Memphis Com
mercial Appeal
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Philosophy About Women.

The secret of Dumas influence over wo-
men is said TO lie in the observance of the
formula which he wrote in THE Women's
Friend" Here It is. Try it, If you
like:
The love for women must be judicially
dosed with esteem and hate, and If the
man adds TO il indulgence when 1udicious
and kindness always he attains the limit
Of this art. "-Philadelphia Press
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PhanfaSmagOria.

There was something beat on my window
pane.
And something cried with a grieyed re-
fran.
"Open. open. and let me in
am come from the grave. where I have
slept.
heard % my dreams the way you wept
And brlved the night TO find your light.
open. open and let me in,'
opened tire window vide. and said.
"Thrlce welcome back . beloved dead,
Come out OF tho night N you be fain "
But naueht came In but the weeping rain.
There was something stood at nay outer
door.
And something sobbed to me over and
Ger,
"Open. open and let me IN,
I have wrcnchcd the locks OF the grave
yard gate.
For the stiffness there was desolate.
! have buried through the night 10 you.
Oren, open, and let me I'M
7 flung the door on IT'S hinges wide.
"Oh. welcome back from the grave"
cried;
Come in. come in: You shall fare full
kind"
But naught came in but the moekirs
wind.
on, wherefore, say. did the wind and TIE
rain
Cheat my fancy and mock my PAIN
on wherefore. say. did they seem 20 be
The voice of loved one calling me-
Susie NJ. Best. In September, --Lippin-
colts.
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Ever Changing. Never New.

The now or coming woman will not DIFF
fer much from the old one, notwith-
standing all which has been said or pre-
dictcd concerning her She viii wall
and eco. take soothing syrup when she
is cutting teeth, and be the same source
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Suden:-'I learn that there are cases
in which people have had from childhood
an uncomfortable desire TO eat soup.
What is the cause of that?' Learned
Professor-"They are victims OF sappesso-
mania Student-'Im-"hat does sap
pessomania mean?" Learned Professor
IA desire TO eat soap."-New York Week
w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

DO you see the testimonials written by
people who have been cured OF vsrlc.s
diseases BY Hoods Sarsaparil,aT Ihcl
point the way Tor you II you need gs'i
medicine.
Hoods Pills have won high praise for
their prompt and efhcient yet easy acton
Hoods Pills cure ali liver Ills. relieve
constipation and assist digestion. 80. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-25

Connecticut expects TO produce 5000
baskets OF peaches this year-with wood
en- nutmeg neatly packed away In tne
Expresa
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ROME.

"ie,, its tho place." said tho colonel.
Don't you SEQ tho hills covered with
beautiful rosidonccs-just rs | predicted
they would be-"
Tho general lol tho way out into tho
main Btroot. 1t was built up polidly
with substantial looking buainos. blocks.
Tho sidewalks were crowded with poo.
plo moving briskly. Several street cars
and onnibusos passed, well filled with
arrivals from tho train.
Tho officers OF the ono timo G. G. l. &
W. G. Walked oil for somo distance with.
out speaking.
At length tho maior, turning to tho
general, broke out. what do you sup.
pose property ia worth horc in tho bust.
ness scction?"
Tho general Groancd, bu. did not
spenk.
III wo had only hold onl" said tho
colonel. "If wo had only believed a
little bit OF our own lies"
And these lots that We lot 20 for n
sonG," said the major. Indignantly, "arc
now crowded with big buildings aud
worth no end OF money. We wore
robbed, gentlemen! say robbed"
What nro wa doing hcro?" growlcd
the general. sarcastically. think Of
taking an option on the city? Lot's got
out! 900 no particular opening hero
for the geese that didn't save Rome.
Tho walking is good. Come along out OF
this"
And throe figures moved down tho
track in solemn. silent single file.
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my swell relatives live. Tho return /,
not 40 easy"
Shall we go by tho California or
Bust llno?" asked tho major, With q
grin.
"iou needn't laugh" said tho general.
Tint road was built after all, aud | In.
tend to got passes ovnr IT,
Four days later m tho G. d. Il. Il.
overland vas nearing tho ond Of It's
run tho three comrades, docp In a poker
game In tho smoking car. woro %olectri-
lied to lltnr q passenger aaying:
This station /. Rome. Grown quito II
city, hnsn't itW
"Whea.t" cried tho general, drop.
ping his cards. 'ls tiOro n Rome on tliis
lin"
rs thoro?" echoed tho passenger.
Just look out OF tho window and sco."
Tho throo rnshod to tho platform as
tho train drow M at q handsome sta.
ton surrounded by II vol kept park. In
plRim letters over tho door they road
tho name:,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho MonoT ani Stock
MnrItnt,.

The Features OF tho MonoT nni Stock
Mnrltnta
EEw YonE. April 6.-Moncy on call easy at
9a!H per cont. last loan q per cent, closed NJ ! per
cent. Primo mercantile paper IajSy pOr cent.
Sterling exchange strong al 81 s)Hn S9li. Silver
certificates C1.a65,tc, The total sales OF stocks
to-day were I'D, 100 shareA
The volume Of business on tho stock exchange
to-day was slightly greater than on yesterday.
though NJ no time wus there amy special activity.
Al tho opening OF business a firm tone prevailed.
the trailing being mainly IN the lndlStrlnls, nlu
,~ieiletnl Electric being most eGtonsiTcly dealt
In. For some thirty minutes tho figures moved
upwArtl, News regarding tho coal presidents
meeting became current. There wcto rcHliklhg
sales, the RESULT being II reaction, before MD
day the speculation had recovered Its tone. he.
tween ! mud O'Clock the market was dhll and
marrow, but nj tho opening Of the last hour New
Jersey Central wnS proved for salc. The stock,
which hal recovered X pcrcen! OF the early DC.
cline, broke " per cent, with a hiinl rnlly OF u
per cent. The rest Of tho market also lost n
fraction, but inter delivery hour there wns n
rally aud the tiuAl dealings were IN inltly good
tone. The chief advances OH tho day were:
C0rlagc preferred ~ and do gusrantecd 2LI per
cent. In the list OF declines are: Erie Telegraph
md Hooking Valley aud Leather preferred u
per cent.
Them was Il moderate amount OF trading In
bonds to-day. with the speculative Issues prac'
tlcally neglected. The i teSatc sales were
sI.l0i.0O.
dOYGrninCi% bonds firm.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds firm, .H
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EVERLASTING SUMMER.


Chambers Journal.
II neoi'nOt woods with yIolc,a paved,
Nor roses IN tho lane.
Nor lilies by cOol waters laycd,
,,NOt gorNCN on tho plain.
Hnt song OF birds ~ bush mud brake,
MOI, rlpplIng wNvpluts' chime,
nor blue aud GluidlcN skies, 10 mako
Fol mo tho summer time.
Ny lndy'S checks twin roses are,
That bloom tho whole ycnr round,
My lAly's throat II whittier far
Than whltGst lily found:
When thick ani last foil hall md sleet,
Tho bluo Of summon skies
fnd whenc'ur my glnnCca meet
Ny lady's azure, eyes
When h~lacEblnl| nO,c' shake not tho d,w
From lilac blooms away
When lhrGS sing not In htavcn's blue
AZ dRwning OF tho day
When othclcS no moro rejoice
High IN thu chestnut trcu-
Ny lady's sweet mud Joyous voice
Brings summer ORck for me.
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4 wOoDES mol
Discovered In n Cavern Near winifrcde.
In Tiis State,

Discovered In n Cavern Near winifrcde.
In This State.
The town Of Winiirede, which is ait
uated OIL the kanRwha river, Git cen
miles above Charleston. is likely to at.
tain some notorioty By a discovery that
was made in this vicinity last Wcdncs.
day afternoon. While some BOYS were
scaling Il cliff OF rocks on tho side of n
canyon back Of the village they dis.
covered n large tissu.o in the rocks
which proved to DO tho opening to a
largo Cavern. Supplying themselves
with torches they went in on a ,ou, of
exploration, and found away back in
the cavern n carved wooden image O!
undoubted antiquity. The image is
about three feet In length, with short,
ducky legs. short arms extending out in
front OF the body. and holding some
thing that resembles n lamb. Tho
image is made OF Il hard wood, either
locust or cedar. and is partially decayed
on one side. 1t was found in a dry por.
ton OF tho cavern whcre there is no
water or indication OF dampness. 1t
is now an open question for the anti
quarians whether the image was used
as m idol in the worship OF some pre-.
historic pagan tribe or whether the
presence Of the lamb signifies some con-
n~ec!ion with the Christian faith. The
iissure in the rocks which led to tho
cavern had been observed by hunters
and others in climbing the mountain,
bu. no one Of this age or generation
had ever attempted M exploration until
Wednesday. In fact. it was not known
that the fissuro was the entrance to n
cave. DR.. J. 7. Hale. the president OF
tho West Virginia Historical and Anti
Quarian Society, is trying to ret the i'm
nge, 10 be put away in the state museum.
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
oascs followed in ak hours by tho "NEw
GREAT SoUrn AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This nov remedy ia n grent surprise on
account OF its exceeding promptncss in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and ovcry part Of tho urinary pass.
ago in malo or female. 1t r~olioves ro.
t~ontion Of water md pain in passing II
almost Immediately. Ii you want quick
rolief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by II. Ii. List, druggist, Wheeling,
W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

OAK HARDoE, Omo.-"l mot George
o. Momcny, an old veteran OF tho Mex.
lean war, on the streets to-day, who told
mo that after reading abou. Simmons
Liver Regulator he Dough, n bottle. and
the first three doses gavo him immeti-
alto relief George Goslinc. Your
druggist se!ls it IN powder or liquid: the
powder to DO taken dry. or made into q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

C~hicngo-Caitle dull. prices Exchanged,
were ut & OOlj q for heavy aud n, 81 7;gti ~ for
light weights. Sheep steady: sheep sold nj 81 10
al - md lambs were IN fair demand at 81 Ja
3 -. ltc~ccipts-Cattlo 1850 head: calves 5O
head; hogs 1900 head; sheep 900 head.
Fast I~ihrrty-Ca,tle strong ut unchanged
prices. Hogs steady al yesterdays prices Sheen,
demand better: prices unchanged. ~
C~incinnnti-llOg active mud higher nj 81 Sja
5 q; receipts 200 hcnd: shipments 800 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

DR. II. r. FISH. OF Gravois Mills, No.,
n practicing physician Of many years'
experience, writes: Do Wits Witch
Hazel Salvn has no equal for indolcnt
soros, scAlds and burns. 1t stops pain
instantly, heals n burn quickly and
leaves no scar. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
ing, ". Va. B. +. Peabody. Bonwood,
aud Bowie Il Co.. Bridgeport. 0.
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ToGn Topics.
She was thrown on the world.
"Merciful heaven" she gnsped.
Considerable turf was knocked off the
world when she struck il.
Before anybody could reach her she
mad risen and was swiftly leading her
bicycle away.