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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24
ALMOST BURNED.
A Narrow Escape from Toe
tai Destruction.

The railroad trestle crossing the
Spring Branch had a narrow escape
from being burned early Monday
morning 1t seems that the even
ing freight dropped some hot cin-
ders on it which smouldered all
nightlone, and the ties were burst>
ing into flames when discovered,
Spears Robertson was awakened by
the light from the burning bridge
about 3 o'clrck in the morning and
lie and his father put out the
flames. They aroused depot mas,
Ter Graham, who telegraphed for
assistance to repair the damage be~
fore the arrival of the morning ac-
commodation which arrives at 8;05.
The section men from Jasper came
up promptly and assist, d by those
from Victoria, who came down on
conductor Daus' train, the damage
was soon repaired. Had the FIRE
not been discovered the bridge unN
doubtedly have been oestroy ed.
AS it was, four ties were complete
lly charred from beneath the rails
and several cross pieces destroyed.
enough to have caused the wreck
of the passenger had the fire gone
out without the damage being
discovered AS the trestle is a very
high one, an accident to the train
would have been awful.
| The morning accommodation,
(which makes connections at Bridge
port with Nashville trains was de-
layed eight minutes.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24
Victoria News.


Special to the News.
Mr.. A. w. Lewis was home from
Whitwell Sunday
Rev. Sweeney preached at sdr
dis Saturday night aud Sunday
morning,
Mr. E. B. Anderson was moved
TO the main line last week.
DR., X. Shelton, Of lnman, was
visiting in town last Friday.
Mr.. John Beech went to Jasper
on his bicycle last Thursday alters
noon.
Rev, Umberger aud Mr.. &. w.
Lewis let Monday for lockwood
to attend district conference.
Mr.. Westmoreland WAS visiting
the family of MIR. ed Brophy last
Saturday and Sunday,
Misses Ellen Gott and Eta LewN
is, of Oak Grove, were in town
shopping one day last week.
! Last Sunday Mr.. G, w. Killgore
and Miss 0ma Lewis were married
at the residence OF the brides pa.
rents, Rev. Jno. Swiney officiating
Mr., Ed Brophv said that he
needed more land, but he didn't
want it out West. Mr.. B J. Can
non said it took him two and 6
! half hours to fnd out what Mr.
Brcphy nlent, but we don't know
Iyet.
Misses Eta and Eliza Cannon
Laura Turner and Minnie Cross
Messrs. ]. B. Womack and S. l
Ketner were q jolly fishing party
last Thursday AFTERNOON. MIR. W
a Turner observed that he would
stsrve if they had to catch his fish
Mr.. e. W, McCurry will com
mence teaching the public schOo
at the New School house, the sec
Ond Monday in July. MIR. Nc
Curry is an energetic young mar
aud deserves he best patronage 0
all the people, It has been said NJ
, teacher can be successful with
school without the corporation 0
the citizens. This we know to b
true. 1t, am sorry to say, ha
: been the greatest fault with our Gil
: liens. They, unthoughtedly, tel
their children not to obey th
!. teacher, which of course will max
s a disturbance in school, if tn
!. teacher should ever have to repre-
mand Il pupil, and nine cases ou
q of ten the pupil that is sent
!. school to do as he pleases is tn
: pupil that is first to geI into trout
le. Let us all join together an
8 make this one OF the best schoo.
Y ever taught here. This can be cas-
lily done and we will not only feD
better ourselves but the whol
community will be better, and
! a few years we will be able to boa,
Of being the best organized cou
munity in the whole country.
IT.. o.,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24
NOTIOEl

A notice to the people not only
to one but to all that there is no
passing the fields of VIM. Owen
or of Jack Eldridge allowed, is
hereby given. No hunters allowed
to 90 through, | do not want any
trouble with any one. Please stay
ou'. have notices. posted in sew
eral places, so take warning.
j. NJ. DAFFRoN.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24
A LARGE INCREASE.
Coke Production of the Birming-
ham District on a Boom.

Birmingham, June 1.-THE jeff
erson Coal g Railway Company,
successors by court sale to the Mary
Lee Coal, Iron 8 Railway Company,
Lave let contract to Stein 81 Bo-
leicke, of Philadelphia, for the cree
ton of an extensive coal-washer at
their Lewisburg mines. Work on
its construction will commence at
once, When completed a bank of
1870 coke overs will be put in blast.
This plant and the Semet Solvay
Coke plant to be erected at Ensley
by the Tennessee Coal, Iron g Rail-
road Company will increase the coke
production or the Birmingham dis
trict several hundred thousand tons
per aunum. The Jefferson Com
pany is composed of wealthy Balti-
more capitalists, headed by Douglass
II. Gordon and II. S. Jenkins.
They are extensively developing
their immense coal properties in this
country.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24
LOCAL.

Use Meriweathers Scotch Snuff
Call for Meriweather's Scotch Snuff
G. Sherman went to Chattanooga
Friday.
G. J. Gustafson to Chattanooga
Monday.
Boston papers are gladly received
this week.
Miss Sarah Ables was in Victoria
last Monday.
Mr.. Mark Brown was in town
Sunday to see his best girl.
Rev. r. S. Umbarger preached at
Owen Church Thursday evening.
Mr.. Mat Henry wants a dozen
black cats. Who will give them?
MIR. ]. II. Northcut began thresh-
ing for Mr.. VIM, Owen Oh Monday
last.
Meriweather's Scotch Snuff is the
only guaranteed frst-class snuff sold
at half price.
Meriweather's Scotch Snuff saves
you money. and is guaranteed to give
you satisfaction.
CAsoARETs stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken
or gripe, 1Oc.
Some one is wearing long fac'
ali on account of his girl being gone
/ How is this, j?
Miss Sallie Pryor and Miss Alta
Spears called on Miss Lula Lasatel
last Thursday afternoon.
The sound of the thresher is now
in the land, and my, how the whea
grains come tumbling out.
Mrs. Brown, mother of R. J
Brown, went to Whitwell Monda,
to visit her sister, Mrs. Dyer.
81 wish there were more girls il
Spquachee, says Sam Rooerson, IS
that l could have one of my own"
The colored people of WhitweI
are going to have fishing party a
their church Saturday, June 26th.
The blackberry season is now Oh
and canning for next winters us
ke ps the prudent hOusekeeper
busy.
L. w. McCurry, of Whitwel
! passed through here Friday mornin
| en- route for Athens, Tenn, on
pleasure trip
Friday last was the anniversary Q
the battle of Waterloo; Thurday wa
| that of BunFe err Hill and it was bi
day in Boston, Mass.
And now comes George McCu
, loch and from the proceeds OF {
! acres gets 150 bushels of wheat an
3 there are others. Next
Austin Coppinger, the vetera
farmer of Sequachee Cove, added
new hay rake to his stock Of lmprO,
Ell farm machinery this week.
The threshing of the Town & In
{. pmvment Co.'s wheat is being dOr
=. by A. w. Pryor, of Jasper, and v
understand sold at a good price.
The Centennial is already bea
J lug fruit for Marion Co. Scare
h ing marble for tho WOman's Four
0 ain called attentehtion to the stOl
IS on Sequaehee Valley Coal and Irt
p Co. land in Indian Cove ana we a
told parties are now getting o
good marble there. Let them ke
L. ON, they will find better yet.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24

After the wheat harvest the grape
crop, and we trust the Company will
this year have tae baskets labeled to
show the kind they are and where
they come from.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24
EN- GRAY.

The new outfit of Cunningham &
Co., has taken the people by, storm.
The machine is doing splendid work
and the automatic straw stacking
talks right out and brings the yOst of
threshing toq minimum.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24
j. d. CUNNINGHAM & Co.,
Daus, Tenn,

+
Respectfully announce to the
people of the Sequachee Val
ley that they have purchased
a Massillion Cyclone Steam
Thresher with a Russell Com
pound Traction Engine, and
are ready to do threshing Of
any kind.
The advantage of this improv-
ed machine is recognized and no
help is required from the farmer in
stacking the straw, the action of the
machne being automatic.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24

We never fail to notice the arrival
of our exchanges, which leads us to
enquire what has become of the
South Pittsburg Republican which
has not reached this office lately.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24

and Chattel Mortgage Deeds Tor sale
at this office. If
Mr. NJ. Cady, repr esenting Chatta-
nooga parties, has been in town sur
veying lumber for Gabel & Brown.
which is being shipped from here.
Henry Kent came home Saturday
evening to see hls wife and babies
and returned Monday morning. lie
has Adams and Bulls new store
covered in.
The News, represented by w. G.
Hill, made business trip to Whitwell
Monday and reports kind considera-
ton from our friends there, for
which thinks.
Mr.. Alb Price, of Jasper, called
here on bis return from visit to
Whitwell. He reports his brother,
Mr.. J. NJ. Price, as improving and
gaming strength.
The people who had wheat to
thresh did not want RAIN; those who
had gardens did, aud the showers
took wide circle round US but
missed us every time.
Hot, hot, hOt Talk about your
scorching breezes! BY the way, the
latest guy IN Old Sol in bicycle par
lance is that he is ssorcher. A
more moderate pace would be more
enjoyable.
The Woodland Society held pic
mic at the Blowing Spr ng Saturday,
and were well patronized, and we
know the cake was coed, and we
are told the lemonade they furnished
was ''hones min"
The motto of the late James Il
Blaine to claim everything is some
what in vogue here in relation to
crops. Well, let the boys crow q
little, it amuses them, and when the
grain is measured we'll know.
Mr.. J. D. Cunningham was disap,
pointed at not receiving his th=eshel
and engine Friday last as he wal
} ready to go to work. Somebody
blundered and it finally turned ul
Monday. The parties who failed t
t send the machinesy promptly ough
to reimburse him for lost time.
Children's Day services at the G
. p. Sunday School last Sunday wa
! largely attended by many of the pa
rents of the children and they seemed
to be delighted with the manner il
which the exercises were conducted
3 Col. Norwood made a few appropri
a ate remarks to the children and
teachers at the close of the service
{ which were highly repreciated b,
s those present.-Pikeville Banner.
? The arrival of A. w. Pryor
traction engine and threshing ma
chime on Monday afternoon cause,
/ quite an excitement, but the TRACTION
/ engine humping on the rough road
was a strong argument in favor O
better ones which this county ough
u to have with the material at hanC
i" Bad roads such as exist here are IN
necessary. If a calliope attachmeu
could be made to the engine, sol
l. of semi-circus procession could b
e made from town to town and max
e the welkin ring.
The News Is glad to know tn;
r business is increasing at the Valv
L Works. The past week they has
t. made shipment of coolers to S
le Pittsburg, and filled some orders fc
IN valves, which is Encouraging. W
re hope in this case that the den an
ut for valves will increase and that Il
'P plant may be taxed to its utmost C
Oacity, which ought 70 help all.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24
Base Ball Players Notice.

III ,se interested in base ball are
requested to meet Saturday afterl
noon on the grounds opposite the
depot to clean it up for use July
3rd. Two games are expected with
out of town clubs ON that date, 50
the grounds should be in first class
shape. Come and help clean it up
Saturday afternoon.
Per rider.
w. Z. HILL
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24
ont Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away,
Il you want to quit tobacco using easily
full Of new life and vigor, take NO-To-Bac,
the wonder-worlEer, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 400, 900 cured. Buy No-To-Bac Of your
druggist, under guarantee TO cure, 60c or
&l.00 Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24
Martha Burnett.

Martha Burnett.
5. Red, White and Blue, Choir
6. All Quiet on the Potomac,
L. H. Hill.
Z. Address by Capt. Jas. Robertson
8. Recitation, Emma Gabel.
8 Dixie, Choir.
For the convenience of visitors
light refreshments will be on sale
by the Sunday School during the
afternoon and evening.
330p m s....... ......... Base ball.
At 730 p. IN. the Sequachee
Dramatic Club viii present the
chrming drama entitled
THE FLOWER Of the FAMILY.
CAST.
ABNER Rowland, a Merchant,
w. s. Pryor
OscAR LoRiNG. his Ward,
Chas. Curtis
Tom Rowland, his Nephew,
Spears Robertson
Policy NEwCoMB, All Insurance
agent, w. Z Hit
Mrs. GORDON Rowland. a Widow,
Miss Myrtle Rogers.
ALICE Rowland, her Daughter,
Mrs. j. ". Graham
LIMA Rowland Abner's adopted
daughter, Miss MAthlIde Gustafsor
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24
12lST ANNIVERSARY
OF the Declaration of In
dependence.
Seauachee, Saturday, July 3rd,
l897.--PrOgram.

NWW WEa9NNNI9 N9NW'-N ~ = ~
1897.--PrOgram.
A National Salute will be fired
at sun rise under the direction of
MIR. NJ. G. Campbell
3 81 b. M ..............'.'..''s Ddh5 Dall'
1,30 D. m. Public Exercises at the
Owen Church.
/. America. .......,. ........Ch0lr
2. Declaration of Independence,
Mr.. Wm. Owen.
3. Our COuntry's Flag,
Hattie O'Neal.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-06-24

Special to the EeWs.
Mr.. A. w. Lewis was home from
WhitWell Sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
A sL.cIcinn Enund.

Eagle Pass. Texas. June S.-While Mr..
Proctor and family were out fishing on
Elm Creek. about four miles north Of
Eagle pass yesterday they found human
skull and pair OF hip bones He smmed-
lately came to town and notified Sheriff
Il W. Dove, who went out 10 Investigate,
Bringing the evidence OF mystery back with
him. The bones appear 10 have belonged 10
some ono who had bCoI dead not moro than
TWO years. as traces Of cartilage not yet
entirely dried can be found. The theory
Is advanced that they are the remains Of
one Of the negro refugees from Tlabuolilo.
who were campof near the place wpA1 they
were in charge Of the goyernmen1 on &C
count of the smallpox epidemic raging
among them
H. IS known that before the camp was
thoroughly organized some of the negroes
when taken sick would he carried away
from camp by their relatives so az 10 pre-
won't being separated and placed with the
SICK, and II is possible this is one who
was taken down on Tho creek hank and
there died The officers are investigating
rho matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
THE HOERNER TRAGEDY.
Drowning Of Mother and Thrc,
Children Recalled.


Children Recalled.
New Braunfeis Texas, June 9.-The ac-
count in The Post today relating to the
attempted suicide OF Fred Boerner by
jumping from a fire boat In New York re-
called the sad tragedy enacted here about
a year ago wherein Mrs. Emile Boerner,
wife OF +. Boerner, drowned herself and
her three little children on the Comal
river just on the edge of the town. The
cause of this desperate act is still mys-
terry aud the direct cause is never likely
TO be unrayelled. Boerner was discharged
at tho Inquest, but public opinion was So
much against him. he left shortly after the
funeral, since which time his whereabouts
have been unknown. BoerneT's reputation
In business was that OF a quiet inofien-
siye citizen The circumstances OF the
tragedy are that on the morning of the
24th Of June, 1896. after Doerner had gone
to his place Of business. he being shoe
maker, Mrs. Boerner took her three chit
dren and called on Two of her ueighbors,
to whom she stated that her husband
treated her so badly she could not live
with him any longer, and TO one OF them
also stated that she was going 10 drown
herself and children. From there she went
to the river 10 a place not half a mile
from the center or the CITY, bound her
children to her with cords and pieces Of
clcih and waded out into the current. the
bank being sloping ana the water not
very deep near the bank, The screams OF
the children being heard at a house close
by, the inmates rushed TO the bank. but
could see no one. They had, however.
seen lady pass by with three small chill
dren, and as they had not returned. dill
gent search was made but the bodies were
not found until half hour afterward.
when they were cold in death. The hus-
band was grief stricken beyond measure
when he arrived on the scene. and every
effort was made by physicians and others
TO restore life 10 the unfortunate beings.
two OF whom at one time showed slight
siens OF returning to life, but all efforts
were OF no avail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10

a beauty. being OF special make. fun nickel
fmlsh, handic-lars set with amcthysts.
AMI his monosiain all over it. Ii IL valued
az S2St The wheel was a pres>-N to him
from tho rooters of Galveston. Tho bike
VIII be on exhibition in the show window
OF ID KAN Thursday. Friday and Sat
urtsy. aud will he ridden for the first
time ut the great game next Sunday.
inc KING SAYS he is making grand prep
arations 10 receive thu First Regiment OF
hooters of Houston next Sunday. He will
meat the party at the train, They will
be escorted TO headquarters, and In the
AFTERNOON when the time for the game ar
rNes. he viii form n rarade OF w,hc,,s
ana enter the rark IN that line. II is de.
sired that as msiay wheelmcn us can. no
WITH the, Houston party. SO a good show.
my can be Inade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10

Cincinnati Ju IL a.--Trolley was the only
favcrItc to win at l,atonia today.
SIX furlongs- Trolley Sierra Gorio. Ka-
tie L. Time, li6
Four aui one-half furlonss-Flora Lou
Sc, Eleanor Holmes. Georgia c. Tine.
enc mile, scillng-whito Oak, Frornman.
Captain Piersal. Time. 1:iS
One mile and seventy yaris-Cavalero
j. II. G.. Fred Barr. Fine l!l5.
one mile--Three Bars, RheilStrom. Ras.
per. Time, III 81
Weightman. Z4i1lvar Uncle Jim. Time.
..is H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Baseball games postponed today OH ac-
count Of rtrn Rs follows Al BrooklSn
Rr0oklyn.p lttsb'rG; at Boston Boston,
Louisville. AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia
CHICAGO
At Baltimore r. H. f.
Baltimore ........,......1c0 h9e nn.--ll II .
Cleveland ............... ga 90 OlS-- + 10 5
batteries Hotter Eowrrman and Papa
lau, McDermott and Z.mmer.
Al Washington II II. E
WASHINGTON ..........9 zoe 10 0i'-6 II 0
81. Louts.................c 90 pO too . D
Batteries Mercer and Farrell. Donahue
and Murpny.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10

Paris, Texas, June Ain the fourth IN
ming. with TWO men ou;. Cooley hit "a two
Dagger tried to str,tch It -rno ii three
base hit and was nut out on third. Dallas
claimed that Welch scored from frs, base
before Cooley was out, SO If welsh scored
the score was Z 70 in favor of Dallas.
The umpire said he did not score. They
refus''d TO play off the ue and it was de-
clarci to in favor OF Par.s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
retail Groccr As.ign~d.

Wharton. Texas. June io.-M. Levine.
retail grocer. failed yesterday. his Assets
being ssss As; G. L. Bolto5. assignee. Pre-
ferred creditors were Linn Mitchell.
$3.50; Il. T. Erwin a. Co.. 500: Ulmap.
Lewis d. Co. siGl; John A. Garrett.
st25. s5i s. o. schlum. $3.50; NJ. J. Schlum.
$3.50; total. tl536 IS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
An interstate Wedding.

Wea,herford. Texas June 9,-Mr. VIII
liam Quigg of Little Rock. Ark. and Miss
LILLIAN penn were married at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at tho residence OF the brides
parents. Major and Mrs. G. s. Penn. Rev.
McMshan officiating. Mr. Quigg Is gen
erai freight agent Of the Coton Belt rail-
road and a prominent citizen Of Little
Rock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
,,,nr wilheIm's Wheel.

King Wilhelm. the chief OF roo.e's ~
c,iyeston was In the CITY last night me
oh,ec, Of his visit to this city being 10
sr,nr his king Wilhelm SPECIAL bicycle
~ ~ nIaeed ON exhibition. The wheel Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
.,,cd Game nj Pnris--Gnlvcs-
n.,.,tcd Austin and the
Colts Lost ut Denison.
THEY PLAY TODAY.
,u,tiu at Houston.
Gan Antonio nj eniNcs'o"'
ID, Mt Fort Worth.

,,,s,on,s oontention that 1t was being
"a =, games by Umpire Phelan was
NvS s,r,v and conspicuously confirmed
go when Mike O'Connor refused TO
70 ,,ess Phelan umptrei the game.
~ like this sneak louder than words.
..s ,,,,a!n a world full of meaning.
oro,por could have played under an
Nv umpire and protested the game.
(. ,.d been a leg.timat. ball PLAYER.
n, no was afraid that he would not take
a, ,b,ee straights here which he had
..-sjsn,lv intenled TO do with Phelan 4
"a When he found phclan was not
;. rot into the game Mike felt that his
,.,n Was TOO badly crippled by the loss
4 ;, .nh valuable man to risk con-
! "a e,,nn under protost-therefore he
| "luked"
This man Phelan. who Is an old resi-
On, and ball player of San Antonio. by
The way. stated TO a gentleman Tuesday
,rbt after the disrcpurhblc show he had
made Of himself Oh The diamond. that he
MI he could not give satisfaction and 1T
WIS probably hes, for him to turn the
sisator over to Sii Proctor. official sub
Ssre, for the next game. 1t was re
ported TO have heG his intention to GO
10 Galveston yes eray morning. but he
showed up at the park YESTERDAY after
mn. and 1t Is Elought did SO at the
ssSnce OF Big Mike. who was having
rounds TO "fluke." Phelan asked Mr..
Prator Yesterday morning to umpire tho
sine, end when Sid Went on the ground
10 call the play at 1850 o'clock. again
stated TO Mr.. Proctor that under no cir
GHstancss would he umpire This latter
ratsment was made after O'Cornor had
stsei to Mr.. Proctor. Then 1t was
u; OConnor refused 10 play. and MIR.
fNc;or gave uhe game 10 Houston by
ss'e OF q to o.
The whole trouble arose from having Am
t@nretenr ana grossly partial nmpirc
q band backed ~ lnd eEgel on bv
uria!ly hn'l-head"a ball PLAYER In charge
u The visiting team THIS fellow O'Cou-
co. hes been an mpedimnnt TO clcan base
~ PLAYING ever since he has been In
lsias, and since he has been managing
sA1 as he has been doing as much TO dis
csl tue game and weaken the leagues
taSfc's as any other agency that could
nne' II" Is san TO have stated vcs-
rs-sh Ma q. -, Nu"lu nay maven me
gossSs1 h, ~, M nj a'Iy otner Gown IMAM
b. sna " he t I,i,. = ne os. han roastea
i,ra '' me III po H,,'h ar 20 p,aN IN INC
dSrcani ~ ,, az aIpl lu"N-
kere anr,o,,s -, 90 ~, " NV, w Il'''
/ me Pos, Yr ,,as !" "a me play proceed
| His dirty ,oct i.. a., oe,e.,,s,,..,
h the damao ",p oi''IsiNe manners
|ts s,nS.Ioss H.. u a.! ZINES Mouil SUI
Sg 10 s,,ntesi o"i ,ncS are very d.s~; us,-
sb Of g,tron rii,,' n. Tsxs slc. mS are ~ we
r. lDt u,'t Trvss that men Of this kind
4 b. nprs sA'S ,, Si'n"I where baseball has
kane Shen he "'' ~ a POS ~" m ,,!or
bans "''' Es' tne i''aHaseiheh' ~
1 ~ r,6sT ,.,o,,o-. 81, 49,. 49,.
stnplrihg. A corns ~ ~ lisToI' Is roc,gh
|rleH men can "A " si''n, ar M'% h1i,