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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
Inc Nrwo IN pNier.

The gold reserve amounts to tlai'
Sa4,813
Brigadior General Thomas Lincoln
Casey, retired. died at Washington.
The Ohio senate passed bill substi'
tuting eloctrooution for hanging.
President Hyppolito Is reported 10
have died OF apoploxy.
The registered vote at Houston, Tex,
Is ei2l.
Il has been decided 20 unveil the
Grant statue at Washington April %.
Consul General Williams has moi
been able % get any satisfaction from
the Spaniards In the Dygart case.
Tho postoihco department has docid
cd 20 place a street railway mailcar OF
tho sculin lines at S. Louis.
Tho Arkansas Prohibition convention
has been postponed until May O.
The Ninth Missouri district Ropub
ioans renominated Congressman Ire
/ loar.
Tho woman's Christian Temperance
union national convention will proba
bly, DO held at Sc. Louis this fall
A brick building at Decatur, ILLS,
fell. A boy waa killed and several Per
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

While B. II. Hcegwood and wife,
colored, we're at church Sunday night
at Allenfarm their house on the plan
tation Of Steele & Steele was burned.
The Jim Rcddick rape case and the
Tom woolscy murder case have been
continued. The latter case relates TO
the wholesale Wand killing at the sec
ton house near Millican and was con-
iinued on account OF the Illness OF
Judge Breilz, attorney Tor the defense
Fritz Yeager has been up from MILL
can two days as witness in the case
The colored people Of both the Meth
odist and Baptist denominations have
just completed new church buildings
at Allenfarm.
l.. kaufman, the hot cotton buyel
ior McFadden, left yesterday fol
Europe to spend the summer will
his parents whom he has not seen ~
a score Of years.
By request DR.. Hanson will place hi
collection Of wonderful curiosities Of
Exhibition, which are most interesting
/ The Aztecs are remarkable, so say ma
ny doctors. Ladies and children cal
while away a very pleasant hour at ihi
most interesting exhibition at the re-
front building In the Zeunatt block
A small collection will be taken to de
fray expense. Doors open from 10
m. TO 10 p. m. on Saturday, Marc
2Sth. l0l
Such precincts In the county as al
without chairmen have failed TO max
any recommendation or report to Ger
Sioddard, chairman Of the county deu
ocratic executive committee, and
will therefore deyolve upon the latte
to an the vacancies by appointment Al
cording to his own Judgment OF u
best interests Of the party.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
Suit Ar.ln.t tho Tobacco fruit.

NEWARK. n. j.. March 90 Tho suit
brought by the state Of New Jersey
through Attorney General Stockton TO
annul the charter OF the American To-
baoco company. otherwise known a.
tho Tobacco Trust. began In the chan
Gerry court in this city today before
Vice Chancellor Rled The suit I.
brought ON behalf % John Millor &
Sons. retail tobacco dealers Ia this ciiy
who complain that penalties are i'm
posed by the corporation for handling
goods manufactured by rival concerns
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
1eLseRApHIRs AelrATlNe a STRIKE

Western UnioR Operators Kicking neoaus'
BEING Displaced by NonuRlon Men,
PmLADELrnlA. March 90. Tho West
ern Union operators in this city are agi
ta.ing a general strike, which it Is said
"a 70 extend over the whole country
Tho company Is suporseding lie union
employees with nonunion people. The
former claim that Il is only move In
the direction Of lower wages, hence they
are in readiness to desert their instru
ments at moments notice. Tho intro
duotion Of nonunion tolegraphora. it Is
said, ls going on in all the leading
cities,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
CONFESSED TO A WRECK.
crosusri says He Removed the Rails At
the Point Of a Gun.

Crosueli says He Removed the Rails At
the Polnt Of Gun.
MACON, March 20.-warren Croswell,
under arrest AZ Bonds Store, in Twiggs
county, seven miles from here, made
voluntary public confession to having
removed the rail that caused the wreck
ing OF the two trains Of the Southern
railroad on the night Of Feb 80. Three
people were killed outright and 10 seri-
ously injured and seine permanently in
iured in the wreck. Croswell says he
removed the spikes from the rail under
tho direction Of Tom Shaw who held
him covered with a shotgun and threat
ened to kin him II ho did not do his bid
ding,
Shaw was arrested. but denies the
charge made by Croswell. The wives
OF both mon were on the train and boti
were injured. The detectives at work
ON the case say they have positive proc
that the men entered into the plot TO gel
rid Of their wives aud at tho same tint
collect damages from tho railroad com
pany. Shaw Tuesday affected a com
promise for the injuries sustained by hi
wife, receiving, Il Is said, $500 from th
/ railroad company.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
clAlms 1Ae nAMs MlLLloNs.

A woma appears Claiming 20 10 the
Lawfys wife Of Andrew Davis
BUTTE. Mon March a6.-Consterna-
ton was thrown into the camp OF the
numerous heirs and claimants Of DAVIS
millions last night whom Attorney
NJ. ]. CAvanaugh fled petition In the
district court In behalf Of ono Mrs
Hulda Queen Davis, otherwise known
as Hulda Smell, Of Kern county, Cali
fornia, asking for the revelation Of the
old will and laying claim to the whole
estate OF many millions. alleging that
she Is the surviving wife Of tho dead
millionaire, Andrew Davis.
Davis was not known TO have been
married and his relatives here laughed
at the claims Of the California woman
when first heard Of about year ago
The petition makes her claim serious
however. She alleges she was married
to Davis on Aug. 10, is4a. In Carroll
county, Arkansas. and was his lawful
wife until his death in Butte on March
II, 1890. Two Children were born q
thom. she says. ono May Isabella, now
Mrs. Isabella Marrow Of Fresno, Cal,
and the other Laura Annie Calhoun
living In San francisco The petitioner
asks that all property now in the hand
Of the administrators be divided amonI
them according to law, by which she 4
entitled to one.half and each her daugh
tiers ono.fourth.
After their marriage Davis went Z
California and his wife heard he wa
dead and married again. Later sh
moved TO California and mot him again
Mrs. Calhoun, ono Of the daughters, 1
the mother OF Eleanor Calhoun, tho &c
tress, now in Paris
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

MARION, Ind. March 26.-Dora Trox'
oil, domestic employed in the family
Of Lewis Marks In this city has fled
suit in tho circuit court here asking
$40, 900 damages from George w. Gun
der and DIR. T. Q. Kimban. alleging Sc
duotlon and abortion. Mr.. Gunder IL o
member Of one OF tho most prominent
dry goods firms Of this city, and Is colo.
mel Of the Fourth regiment, Indiana
national guards. DR., Kimban Is sur
geon Of the Fourth regiment and is one
Of tho most prominent physicians In
this part OF the state. Both gentlemen
say that the suit Is blackmail
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
Profe..or Harden wm Reign.

ITHACA. n. Y. March 26.-Protessor
II. W. Harden. professor in the law
school at Cornell. who has rendered his
resignation, viii sever his connection
with Cornell at tho close Of tho present
college year. Ho has accepted a profes
sorship In law at TIN Columbia college.
Il Is understood that the Cornell board
OF trustees will appoint Professor Z. II
Woodruff Of Stanford university, and
graduate Of Cornell, to an the vacancy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

HARRoDsBURo, Ky, March 26.-Prof.
II. 8. Greene OF the HaFrodsburg aoade-
my, and r. +. spillmann, a photogra.
pher, have produced X rays from ordina-
~ heat radiation without any induction
Of coil or Crookes tubes. They have
succeeded in producing some excellent
skiAgraphs OF various objects The
mysterious rays are found 20 exist IN
ordinary hoat radiation and have beer
made 70 penetrate several thlcknesses
Of opaque substances.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
nu,band and wife Pol,onsd.

PoRr JARVIS, N. Y, March 9G.-Mrs
Josephine Snyder died today OF pois'
oning. Her husband. Jacob Snyder,
died Tuesday night AZ tho autopsy
evidence Of poison was found In his
stomach. Mrs srSder's antomortem
statement was taken, but tho coroner
declines 10 reveal It's contents. The
daughter OF tho Snyders, Mrs. Martha
Whitaker, IL under guard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
Po.,omos Robbed.

EuFAuLA, l. T.. March 20. "A dis
patch from webbers' Falls, |. T., says
the postoiiice safe In that city has beer
blown open and $3.50 taken therefrom'
No one knows anything as to the iden'
lity Of the parties committing the rob
berry. No one was Ia the postotiioe a.
tho time OF the robbery, but tho losl
was discovered q few minutes later By
parties attracted 10 she scone by th'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

LuINo, Tex. March a6,-At ottine,
a station on the Aransas Pass road, 9
dispute arose between J. A. Osto, Q
merchant, aud HIS bookkeeper, NJ. I'm
minis. on one side and the Norwood
brothers ON tho other. The Norwoodi
emptied the contents Of n couple OF
shotguns loaded with birdshot int
Otto and Zimmins. The latter viii
die. while tho former Is not seriously
injured. The Norwoods are youths o
Is and 10.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

A moving machine in good order Tor
sale at s25. First cost Sl5. Apply to
Claude Mitchell. dvs
For sale-A fine three quarter Jersey
COW. Milks without calf. Apply to
LOG VT. James.
The Pearl Gatherers will entertain at
Mrs. DR.. weatheriord's Friday evening
April srd. Music, Rotations, refresh
ments. Easter eggs, etc. Admission
only 10 cents.
The commissioners court opened the
lids for construction OF the White
creek bridge, but deferred action on
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
Mr.. Davidson Acquitted.

SAN Francisco. March 20.-Mrs.
Davidson has been acquitted on the
charge Of oxtorting $500 from Rev. q.
o. Brown. Mr.. Brown was tho only
Witness Brown testified that no paid
the money. not under fear OF exposure,
but to obtain evidence against Mrs.
Davidson. Tho court thcn instructed
the Jury to acquit Mra Davidson.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

pirrsBuRa. March 26.-Govornor
Hastings Of Pennsylvania has issued a
requisition ON the Governor Of Missouri
for the return Of Paddy McGraw, now
held in Savannah, No., for bank rob-
berry. Mcgraw, about eight years ago,
murdered Tiny Sloan In Pittsburg and
escaped from the ponilontiary, where
he had boon sont Tor 10 years
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
cnlll.lon on the rsnssylvaaIA.

BALTIMORE, March 20 Two prssen.
COR trains on the Pennsylvania road
collided near tho union station here in'
turing nine persons IL IL said that tho
accident was caused by failure Of tho
airbrakea 10 work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
nurt nreahlnE = Horne.

GREKEvTIE. Tex. March 26.-While
Dick Stubs. young man about e
years Of age was engaged In breaking 0
young horse here the animal became
unmanageable aud upset the vehicle
throwing him out. He had rope at
tached 20 tho bride and a. no fell gol
tangled in the line. he was dragged
distance Of a quarter Of amile, skinnins
his head and back and otherwise bruis
ing his body. The wounds sustained
are not necessarily fatal, while they arr
very serious.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

HousroS, March 90 Just east OF
Harrisburg, on the track Of the Calves
ton. Harrisburg and San Antonio rail
way. a man was found dead, having
evidently been struck BY a passing train
Papers on his person indicate that he
was James McGovorn Of Moscow. Tex
Besides his watch he had over $500 IN
hia DOekota
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

WEYMOUTH. n. s.. March 20 Tho
warerooms aud general store ot Charles
Burrill 4 Co. with their conient'. have
been destroyed by FIRE, causing lois OF
between ESQ, and $4,000; insnr'
Ance, 10000 Adjoining propeFty was
damaged 20 the extent Of $1,000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
g Fink went TO Waco Yesterday.

G. Fink went TO Waco yesterday.
DIR. Tom Erwin moved with MS lam
ily 10 Hampstead yesterday
p. n. Causey and W. A. Ed on
were up from wsllborn yesterday
John Newsome was in from the
Brazos bottom yesterday.
Fine lot Of mixed breed milk cows Tor
sale cheap. Hereford, Holstein, Jer-
ses and some fine Texas cows. Apply
10 II. X. white. l95..s-.-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
RESULT OF AN oLD FEUo.
A Fight Takes Place At = Church an
Two Men WIN Die.

AtkhA AeNea AANNN
Two Men WIN Die.
MACON, March 26.-In Jones county
a difficulty arose between the Maynard
brothers, George, App and Matt, on one
side. and Wallace, jackson and Tom
Herndon on tho other, the result OF ~
old fued. The men met in Coney Creek
church grounds. where revival services
are being held. Tho fight that ensuet
for 10 minutes was waged with desper
ate antagonism.. All were wounded
and APP Maynard and jackson HerndoI
will die as tho result. The men ar
prominent farmers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
SUBSCRIPTION rRlcK'
N.ndamea ]. ]. Adama bod a. MI

Mendames ]. j. Adams and A. bic
Kenzle have returned from Dallas.
II you fail to hear Bob and All Tay'
lor saturday, March %, you will never
regret It but once and that will be all
your life.
The Austin republican state eonven'
lion declares for the gold standard, Tor
proteciion and against the force BILL
Ladies', bear in mind that sell the
nobbest. neaiest and slickest Relrig'
orators that you have ever seen.
di0i Respectfully,
ia. Myers.
Mr.. Allen Myers, who has been
attending the republican state eonven'
ton At Austin, was a member OF 'h'
committees on credentials.
See John NJ. Caldwell II you wan
iowelry, watches, clocks or 'ilverWafe
He has everything. iOl
The eight votes Of Brazos count!
were divided In the contest for tn
temporary craftsmanship Of the Ausu'
slate convention, four going 10 Cune!
and four 70 Rosenthal.
The jury in the Frank Cara cas-
vent on. at II O'Clock on Wednesda!
and when the reporter visited 'h'
court house yesterday they were hum
anda hanging out Of Tn ups'a'r
window for fresh air.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

GALVESTON, March 26.-Mrs John
Engelke, while attempting to subdue
the flames Of a gasoline stove. was On.
veloped In the flames and died In great
agony.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

WACO. Tex, March 26.-The registra
ton for tho city election which occur
April {. is disappointing, the genera
expectation being that 1t would exceed
5000. The total was ASH.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

Courts CHRisrI, Tex. March 20
Rudolph Kleberg Of Cuoro was nomi'
mated here Tuesday as n successor 10 the
late w. III. Grain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
Mn Knnun Inrsnler saIelas..

PATERSON. n. J., March 26.-Major
Edward leslie. a well known inventor
committed suicide horo by taking NOR
nhino
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

DALLAS, March 26.-The registration
Of votes In this city reached 1851
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27
THE MARKETS.
oot..,a

NV oRLEASs March g Cotton -Nlidling'
nc, low middling. IVA, good ordinary
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-27

DAttAA Mar,h IS -Niddllng, 1ci low mid
dlins. 0ls ordinary ~ COOL ordinary ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-28

Baptist Young Peoples Unior
convention. headed by the Rev. E
E. King, will leave San Antoni {
on June Goth and arrive in this
city July lst. Arrangements are
being made for their entertain.
ment here. A far larger party IL
however expected.
/ have not yet caught sight Of
Charlie Dignowity and his party,
nor of John Adger who are slated
to appear here, though i circulate
extensively in the principal parts
of the city and around the leading
hotels. l suppose they have fallen
by the way side at some of the In
teresting towns that intervene and
will turn up later. Mr.. +. b.
Baxter of San Antonio, Is here and
is having a good time at the
Guardiola hotel.
The Colonizer Ellis is here still
and is flying high. He has an ele-
CANT suit of rooms at the hotel
Gillow and is apparently well
fixed. He has secretary, notary,
and lawyer in continual work and
is one of the busiest visitors in the
city. His rooms are filled from
early morning till late at night
with prominent and respectable
business men who are in earnest
consultation with him. What he
is exactly doing l cannot make
out for all Is secret but 1t Is ru-
mored that he is working several
big speculations that are we'll
backed by capital from New York
and other places and l have rea-
son to believe San Antonio bank
err is much interested. Ellis was
so busy that he could not go to the
st. Louis convention but perhaps
the bottom dropping out OF Alli-
sons boom ,ss the LIGHT predicted,
has something to do with the case.
Ellis goes to New York in a few
days to perfect his schemes and
then we shall hear more of them
He is certainly remarkable man
to do what he has been doing here
and the indications are that he
will make mark in the world
The American colony. and in
deed all English speaking resident
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-28
MEXICO CITY LETTER.
AN INTERESTING BUDGET OF NEWS
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Honors to Mazimilian-A New Story Of
Juarez-News of Visiting San An
tonians- Ellis on the High
Ply-Etc.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 25.--Ad-
vices from San Antonio tell ME
that my family and old friends are
passing through an unusually hot
summer. My sincere sympathies
are with you all. How different
it is here! The nights and morn.
ings are very cool and even the
MONDAY sun-and for an hour or
two only-the heat is not unpleas-
ant. Last Saturday and Sunday
was unusually cold, so much so
that as fires are unknown here gen.
orally except for cooking purposes,
/ had TO retire early to bed to get
warm, though / was not sleepy
and wanted to write correspond
ence for Chicago paper and then
though always sleep under
three covers, / had to call for an
extra cover before Twas comfort
able. On Sunday it was chilly at
noon but the day was somewhat
cloudy. The heat here is rather
more than usual owing to the lack
of the usual daily rain which has
a pleasant cooling-off effect. These
are the usual summer rains SO
peculiar and beneficial to Mexico.
1t is true that they commenced
earlier than usual, as l reported,
but they suddenly stopped and
we have had no rain for over a
month except two or three show
ers. This has alarmed the people
and at the cathedral on Wednes-
day there was a prayer for rain.
It was grand sight. The famous
image "Onr Lady Of Mercedes"
who is supposed to guide Jupiter
in the handling of his watering
can, was taken from her stand on
the altar and put in a handsome
blue silk canopy, surmounted by a
crown and was carried on the
shoulders of four men all around
the church. The procession was
headed by over thousand people,
of all sexes, ages, and conditions,
each carrying a lighted candle.
Then came the acolytes with in
cense and holywater, the, cross
and priests and more people fol.
lowed. The priests chanted the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-28

prayers and the audience pathe-
ticslly repeated the Cora pro
nobis." The great organ supple
mented by an orchestra, added to
the effect and the invocation and
solos were we'll sung by select
masculine choir. The cathedral,
which was crowded, was ablaze
with light from the myriads of
candlesin the many candelabras
suspended from the ceiling and
the affairs were illuminated liz a
similar way. The sight was worth
seeing and let us hope that the
prayers will be as successful as
they were grand.
There was on Friday a very
pretty service in the fashionable
church the Profesa on San Francis
CO street. 1t was the mass for the
soul OF the Inflated Macmillan,
the last emperor OF Mexico and his
generals Miramon and MeJia, who
were shot at Queretaro in 1867.
This lis led by the Catholic
Germans OF the city-for Maximil-
ian though an Austrian is re-
garded as German-and partici-
pated in by the royalists, whose
name is legion. 1t was a grand
and solemn, event and seemed to
indicate that although the royallst
snake is "scotched" it is by no
means "killed.n
Writing OF Macmillan / am re-
minded that in one section Of the
national museum there are, three
carriages. The first is the mas
sive silk lined state chariot Of
MAMMALIAN, artistic in covering
and decoration and respondent
with heavy gildiDgs. Many parts
including the door handles and
hinges, the hub caps, hammer
cloth and roof decorations, are OF
massive silver and this is reputed
to be one of the grsndest regal car
riages in the world. Then there
is Maximilisn's ordinary carriage
of the usual character for mon
archs when notion state trips. By
its side is a vehicle resembling the
worst worn out hack that you can
find in San Antonio. 1t is all worn
out and scratched and compare.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-28
EDITORIAL REMARKS.
e Globe Democratic

BY the Globe Democrat
The republican party has sur
vived the loss of several larger
men than Senator Teller.
The trouble with the democratic
statesmen who want to save theil
party is that they all have been
helping to wreck it.
II the Cuban insurgents can
hold out until March 4, 1897, they
will be sure OF receiving SUBJ
-stantial aid and comfort from the
United States.
Colorado has been ruled once by
populists. II she wants to try II
again her worst enemy would be
unwilling to add anything to her
self-infiicted punishment.
Both Mckinley and Hobart, like
Garfield, taught school in theil
early days. Lincoln saw little oil
school houses, but he trained one
star pupil, himself, under count.
less disadvantages.
In looking around for an ally
China is more successful than
Spain. The combination OF Russia
and China includes more than a
third of the worlds population
and is likely to cut figure in his
tory.
South African troubles have
produced one great man, but he is
not an Englishman. His name is
Kruger, and though not handsome
he is more than a match for any
OF the curled darlings OF European
diplomacy.
The London papers do not like
the nomination of Mckinley, and
they could hardly be expected to
do so in view of the fact that he
stands for a tariff policy which
gives preference to American over
European interests.
The republican candidate for
vice-president is an enthusiast for
good roads, and as New Jersey
leads all the states in road i'm.
provement, it is fair to assume
that Mr.. Hobart is a good worker
when he lends a hand in public
movement.
The East is now said to be out
growing the West. One unpleasant
result is the fact tn at a foreigner
may settle in New York City and
pick up some other tongueN than
English under the superstition that
he is learning the language OF the
country.
The cigar men OF Tampa, Fla,
have 100000 worth OF tobacco
paid for in Cuba, but the recent
edict stops its delivery. As,Spain
denies that there are any belliger-
ents in the island, it should make
an ample explanation OF this peace
measure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-28
What True Friendship Means.

Between friends there must be
close sympathy, and one must be
able to give to the other what che
lacks, even between those friends
who are, nearest and dearest it is
not necessary to lay bare ones
heart. Such confidence is too apt
To be greeted with a curious salts.
faction, and even from a friend
this qualification makes one feel as
il ones bruises had been touched
with vitriol. A real friends asks
no questions. She takes the best
that is in you, the best that you
care to offer her, and demands
nothing more. She has long age
learned, being wise that to all OF
US there comes a time when moth
ing should be said; it is true there
is a time when something should
be said, but there is never time
when everything should be said
lej lere is very often silence be
two women friends that
pms rest, and she is unwise
breaks that silence.-Ruth
Epore IN July Ladies' Home
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