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Evening star., 1897-03-11
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

Io1oAaN III En- B)AIS.
+ 5. RA%DALI'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE
s.. amer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf sundays, Tuesdays and THURSDAYS nj
I'm. ndiHs at all yvharvcs Tar down as
NsH hi Creek. Returning. Mondays and Wed
H'-dlys at pm ard Fridays about 3: 80 D. NJ
Passenger accommodations first-class. Frrict;
received Until the hour OF sailing.
l. S. RANDALL,
Proprietor and Manager
GEo- CAEIINfER, General Agent Washington
fejlI.u NM- NJ EEAIiDoN, Agent Alexandria
STEAMER WAKEFIELD
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington. ID. C.. foot of 7th ST. Mon
days. foE intermediate landings to Colonial
Ee,;ch BIshwcoI. Rock Point. NoinuI Creek 81
Clement aud Brefon Bay landings
We,lneSl Slays, H. for intermediate landings to
Colonial beach. BushwoOd, Rock Point, Colo $
Ieu:Iirdtown. Ahcils, Nomni Creek Plney Point
81, Georges iIand, Smiths Creek, Coan and Yeo-
cU;u!ro rivers
saturdays, I am. for intermediate landings TO
Colonial Beach, BusLwood. Rock Point, NOmiI.i
Creek. Colton's tSec schedules
fe2-u C. W. RIDLEY. General Manager.
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ACCOUNTANT.
]. z. BATES,

j. z. BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor.
Room 81. Washington Loan and Trust building
fe1-tf Cor. 9th and r sts.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

One nice Second hand Upright. without scratch
made by Harrington & CO., $3.50: IS cash and 81
per month. Pianos for rent, tuned, packed ant
handled.
HUGO WORCH. Sohmer Piano Agency,
mh11-Sd 1924 7TH NV.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. CZAgPA.
No CIRE VI rAY

SlEIAi.ISF - diseases u man: any corfuiIca, ,io,
weakr"-- ard special diseases cured and ..1,1ran
teed- rvt,rree> given. hours to T. J 10 O. closed
CL : irri q. @i:' 81 Ia ave .. Iul> I'm
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

l''i: SAFE TIE rNuEESIGNII HAVE. Fo:;
,l-'-. +.li. -.a Ni"Ls-.- Ianr IIssi4-r II Edward
-. t.r -a' It.-,- ~ i.''is~ y"sE- ; . TOWNS
liE>p IILl""EE EEALI- AS-l-H"~- rl'Ir av'
.i o. i..;- ~ '5''t - s'.t~klH H.-f"- @tsi "'1-r
r. -f4--,! I-2I + =. nv mh11--w.
E.@. ~tIE I'lEL"E ORGAN AND RAEY CAR
rs -.--i 90 tJ'. .,n .sear Tor cash 10 X =
l" i.'fI'~ t'F'iii- CITY, iIai"2t-
g.'I; SALE >-,IA F"r MAIN. N cool, CoYDI
--'H. -r'rsi faU"~'- and II SlurI.- Cti1 am
-v-a.n' i- 80 "a So. NV mlfo-.t-
GyH >tLE rI'f.rIT GIANo BONES FOR oNE
--r rI-EvE>ru - y. " NF.AE p ST mas
r'f; ~N,E fU~T III EIvrI. AZ EXTRA FINE
s s.-a-. -J.ar.i.i = lNill'> PET r-NI''giI ~
i"fs SALE taf;rl ir1Gsr>'. fRou ,.oyFE>-
Asi' ''t-' .i WH~Hu-r-s viii sacrifice cI--an;
70 .--f i-.1.. ant r'ayl H,e~-t't effects -t
l-.-t i..- i-'n -. -'-aI Zlln", ffaa" .'-t Hcrs
-. -t- .r -'.t ~ 80 "D srry .azy r'-u.-
e.'-- .'IiiEF 'LEi;K- N-as .f.--- r.f.,-.t
--+'t.- ''5 .'----.-s- ii.' lp'i..s5 'hI"'ssr-
.- 4i#-.= tu.- other ~ilu'atE' ilsB.s--. v.5~h
FF,f.FE.F'Rr+. t4-, "a ave. a.a',s,
i.t; Nt,E uiE rt>,r ANl' MOST EcuNoN-
l.,i-, i-s-- aud f-a~s TIE ) 7 NaXTIY III
t.'A ~ N ~ RE ''', :a--gry seaf ~ 2lt.
lei; s-LE TIE LATEST STYLE GRAND t.P-
l--- I--a.- Sil"- warranted years Nv ey-
.-.- rr-s small. ma Viii s.-il Ilatu,~ 80 Ser
.,r- a.4I.s- / ". ntI.Ei,;. i5i-i. III !!
rlE s,IB LOUNGE. $50. COOK STOVES
S, -. s. per week fo- hcd room and IstItr
.l.'.s5 ..w Eri.e-. kEiNIpNDs CHEAP CASH
AND TINE HOUSE 10 .:g s.; NV. nlhl9-tr
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The Florida of the North.
.,TLANTIC CITY. NJ.
The Hotel Windsor.

The NEST modern hotel the Atlantic coast.
Apartments suite. Hot and cold baths at
ta6 he'd
American and European plans.
French service in cafe. Russian orchestra. ~
feet from ocean. Turkish Marine room.
Ships room. Sun balconies. Write for illustrated
booklet &. JASON WATERS.
fels-
Evening star., 1897-03-11

HOTEL ATGLEN.
Michigan ave. beach. First-class family
house Steam heat. IS to $14 week. Send for
booklet. (mh3-104U ]. E. REED.
Evening star., 1897-03-11

FOR FENT- FURNISHED AT BERKELEY
Springs resort. 3 hours rail Il. and o. delight fnl
cottage, . rooms. stable: celebrated water
through cottage; 500 entire season Apply 1915
Il. NV uhG In
Evening star., 1897-03-11
WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY N. J.

LITTLE FRICTION. HOTEL. AND RESTAURANT.
-. Carolina ave. and beach. Full ocean view
Steam heat. Home comforts. Terms reasonable
: A. S',HWEIStOIT. Formerly on Boardwalk
Evening star., 1897-03-11
Woods CommerciaiCo College

nNC0RPORATED). 81 EAST CAPTTOI. ST.
The best system Of bookkeepIn: taught
easy to learn fascinating. Try our full CONNER
cial course. and your money wf1l be refunded if
YOU satisfied. dclO-tf
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-11-04
THE EASI-

At Buffalo. y. Y, the Turgis eleva-
tor was burned, the loss being 100000.
II is said that Thomas 4. Edison has
succeeded in recovering by electrical
means the iron contained in low grade
ore.
At Wi,kesbarre, Pa, The grand jury
returned trGe bills against Sheriff Mar
tin and his deputies for the Lattimer
shooting.
Eddie McDufie broke the worlds
two-mile. paced. flying start, bicycle
record in Philadelphia, going the dis
lance in 1924.
At Princeton, y. j., son was born to
the household of Grover Cleveland, the
former president of the United States.
At the leading clearing houses in
the United States tie exchanges dur
ing the week ended on the 2Sth aggrc-
gated Sl,lS3. 497. 46s, against SI,3O6, 993.-
ssh the previous week. The increase
c, impaired with the corresponding week
of I,g6 was 22.g.
In he United States there were 2i9
business failures in the seven days
ended IN the 2Sth. against 22l the wcei;
previous and pro in tie corresponding
period of 1896.
Fire destroyed the Union Trust com
pany building in Pittsburgh. Pa, the
loss being 100000.
At the age of IS years. Henry George,
candidate for the mayoralty of New
York on the ticket of the Jeffersonian
democracy. was stricken with apoplexy
and died in his room at the Union
Square hotel His son. Henry George,
Jr.. was placed on the ticket in his ia
Tiers stead.
I'm EufTalO. =. y, the twcnty-fourth
annual convention OF the National
Woman's Christian Temperance union
began. Miss Frances l.. Willard presid-
ing
Rebecc1 Wiswell, the oldest army
nurse in the country. died at her home
in Plymouth. Mass, aged 81 years.
The funeral services over ne remains
OF 1Ienry George took place in the
Grand Central palace in New York. an
immense audience being present.
Six men lost their lives in a mine dis
aster near Scranton, Pa.
Flames destroyed the tanuery owned
10y John ]. Curtis at Ludlow. Pa. the
loss being sl50,G0O.
In the business eecton of Warren,
Mass. fire caused loss Of 100000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-11-04
The News OF the Week.
BY TEL EGRAPH AND Nal
FROM WASHINGTON.

Admiral Matthews, chief Of the bu-
Teau of yards and docks. IN his annual
report to Secretay Long recommends
the construction of four new dry docks
OF the best type
a dispatch was received in Washing
ton from United States Minister Wood
ford al Madrid transmitting the answer
Of the Spanish government TO his rep
reservations in the interest Of Cuba, but
the correspondence was not made MI
lie
The president issued a proclamation
naming November p as Thanksgiving
day.
President Mckinley has appointed
James Longstreet, of Georgia, commits
sioncr Of railroads, vice Wade Hafnp-
ton, resigned.
The chief Of the United States wealth
or bureau asks for s. ,O44,05O for the
next fiscal year.
The secretary Of agriculture n his
annual report recommends tia agents
for the department should be stationed
at each important American embassy
tor the collection of information of in
terest 20 American farmers, says the
sugar beet industry is growing, and adj
vises farmers to raise good horses for
foreign markets.
Government receipts n October were
S24, 39O.547 and expenditures S33,1l3,-
coo, the deficit being 1922, 653.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The death of the duchess of Tecll,
cousin of Queen Victoria. occurred in
Richmond, England. aged Ga years.
At Ahumada. Mexico, floods washed
away every building. The town had 4
population of 1900 persons and all are
homeless.
Gen. Castillo, one of the insurgent
leaders in Cuba. was not slain in open
fight. as reported. but was betrayed by
a guide and was captured by Spaniards
and shot.
Replies have been received by Spain
from the various European powers to
her inquiries touching their attitude
in case her relations with the United
States became ruptured TO the effect
that only diplomatic support would be
given her.
Hercules Robinson. who had been
governor and commander in chief of
Cape Colony since 1851. died in London.
Turkey issued an imperial trade au-
thorizing the Ottoman consuls TO re-
sumo their duties in Greece.
In London Chase, the bicyclist, beat
the l0O-mile road record. covering the
distance in / hours, 10 inmates and s.
seconds
In mine explosion at Minas Priest
as, Mexico, - men were killed and three
fatally injured.
The new captain general of Cuba,
Marshal Blanco, arrived in Havana and
took the command of the island from
Gen. Weyler.
In japan out Of 64.642 cases of dysen-
terry il October 14,9G3 proved fatal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-11-04

Washington, Nov. 1.-Secretary Gage,
of the treasury department, has sub
mitted to the president the recommends
alton he intends to make to congress
on the question of finance. The sug-
gestions are summarized thus:
To establish a new treasury department
OF issue and redemption set apart for II
SIPS, 001, 900 in gold for redemption only, and
pass all silver dollars for redemption OF
silver certificates 10 the same fund; give
500. 100000 in legal tender notes to be also
deposited to be paid out for like amount
of gold coin. That provision be made for the
issue of refunding loan bonds at ~ per
cent, payable principal and interest in gold;
permit national banks to be organized with
a minimum capital Of $4,000 in any town
of 1000 or less population; TO reduce the
rate of taxation on circulating notes Sc
cured by deposit Of bonds TO one-half OF
one per cent. per annum; to restrict the
issue of bank notes to denominations Of
ten dollars and upward: TO extend the
guarantee of payment by the government
to all circulating notes Of the bank whether
issued against deposited notes security or
against assets; to secure the government
against loss attaching to guarantee by a
tax of two per cent, per annum on unse-
cured circulation to create q safety fund.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-11-04
UNION PACIFIC ROAD 500
Governments VIII Receive S5s.0G5,-
.1S.fu-OnIy one hid Made.

s1S.fu-Onfy one bid Made.
0maha, Neb., Nov 2.-The interest
OF the United States government in the
Union Pacific railroad terminated al
1l:45 O'Clock Monday morning when. at
the foreclosure sale of the mortgage
held by the United States. the road was
purchased by the committee of eastern
capitalists formed for its reorgauiza-
ton. The fun amount accruing to the
United States from the sale cannot be
given exactly, bat il is estimated TO b.
SJS,O65, 1880. il was impossil lie 10 de-
termine lie full amount at the time OF
sale. for The reason that the monthly
statement made ty the secretary of the
treasury 10 the management OF the
Union Pacific on the first of every
month was not available Monday. and
IL was found necessary to estimate some
items. although it is admitted by both
sides that the estimates are approNi-
mately correct. The amount due 10 the
government is made upa follows:
Principal OF debt Sc. 81. $40: interest
paid by the government VI to September
30, 1887, S50,S39. SS6.3e: interest accrued by
September 80 and still unpaid. t2S5l47. IS
interest accrued in October. SS5.3S2 IS: total
due the government, SIS SOS. A. Against
this are the following credits; Cash and
bonds in sinking funds. $lS.IS2, acc. 70: esti-
mated credits for he week ended Septem-
Der 50 and for the month of October. in
Guiding government earnings and the in
terest on bonds in the sinking fund. amount
aOl yet credited $3Si 1921; total credit.
SIS. Sos. "a: total debt of the rail cad to
the government. SIS. ~, 92S 81: tot6 credit
Of railroad with government. SIS. 56r so. "A:
balance and amount bid by reorganiza ton
committee. $50 SS3.2 PSI So The sinking fund
bonds sold for $l3,C4j. 80 50. total bids by
reorganization committee, $53.52S. 532. IS.
After the sale was concluded, Gen.
Gown, as the representative of the gov
eminent, was assured by the committee
that if the amounts were not accurate
~ figured or should differ from the
figures given above. whatever may be
lacking will be paid by the committee
and win in no way be allowed to inter
fere with the confirmation of the sale
There was no opposition to the commit
tee, and no bids were offered against
them.
Under the terms of sale. the purchas-
crs have 90 days in which to pay over
the full amount of the purchase money.
ard that part of the transaction will
be carried out in New York IN the flu
ture. The government has now the
sinking fund of the road and the
amount of the guarantee check put up
by the reorganization committee. This
is just about ten per cent. of the full
purchase price of the road
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-11-04
GEN. eLANco IN COMMAND.
Reaches Havana and Takes oath OF
Fidelity 10 Snnin.

Reaches tIavapa and Takes oath OF
Fidelity TO Spain.
Havana, Nov. 2.-On the arrival of
Gen. Blanco, the new captain general,
the vessels in the harbor and the
streets were generally decorated. The
wharves wer crowded with people.
and the troops and volunteers lined
the thoroughfares from the landing
stage to the palace.
When Marshal Blanco arrived at the
palace he was met by the civil and mill
tary authorities and by commissioners
representing the various political par
ties, and then proceeded 10 the hail OF
conference. where. in accordance with
the ritual and ceremonies CUSTOMARY
ON such occasions, he took the oath OF
fidelity to Spain.
There is no reference TO autonomy
in either of Gen. Blanco's recent
proclamatious. and both have pro
duced bad effect among all sym
pathizers with the insurgents. Marshal
Blanco, when formally assuming his
new functions at the palace. said TO the
deputatiOns of the conservative auton-
mist ard reformist parties that in
/ order to obtain peace through the new
policy it would be necessary for all
political parties TO unite. To the mil
itary Populations he said he would an
swer war by war, repeating the sub
stance of his proclamation in that re
spect lie made no overtures of au-
tonomy, nor did he express any prefer
ence for any of the Cuban political
parties
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-11-04
our Internal Revcnuc.

Washington, Nov. 2.-The report Of
the commissioner of internal revenue
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1897,
is made public. An abstract follows:
1t shows the total receipts from all
sources to have been 500. a decrease
as compared with the fiscal year 1895 of
s3l1022. The important changes IN con-
sumption are an Increase of sl,23S472 In
the receipts from the distilled spirits as
compared with 1896 and decrease of prac-
tically the same amount I'm the receipts
from fermented liquors. The total cost OF
collection for the last fiscal year was 3d.,
SIS. 669, n decrease over 1886 ii 1921. S22 The
total production OF distilled spirits, eNclu-
sive Of fruit branches, during tSe last fiscal
year was 2,f65,6iS taxable gallons, de-
crease i'm production as compared with 1886
of 24123,O55. There were also produced 29S,-
o21 gallons of apple brandy, 1881 Of peach
brandy, 1896 $50 Of grape brandy and vary
ing amounts of other fruit brandies, making
a total of 1,S134T gallons, or a n aggregate
decrease of 1,50o425 The quantity Of dis
titled spirits gagged was 2f6,09692l gallons
a decrease of q. 23T. Sn gallons. During the
year 3.15S distileres of all kinds were op-
Grated, a decrease Of 3.059 There were pro-
duced 81, 462, S22 barrels Of beer, a decrease
as compared with 1896 of 1896. 42S barrels.
The total receipts from the taxes on to-
bacco, cigars, cigarettes, snuff, etc, were
$50 7i0, 297 a decrease for the year Of 81 ,33l.
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Uonon,s TeD,pIc Wins

Buffalo, y. Y. Nov. 2.-From two
o'clock Monday afternoon until 7:3o
o'clock the delegates of the National
". c. +. L. convention held continu-
Gus session behind CLOSED doors at the
Church of Our Father and discussed
with much warmth the report of Mrs.
Matilda y. Carse on the Chicago Tenn
pie. Mrs. Sarah 6. Johnson, financial
secretary of the Temple, presented her
report, of which the following is an
abstract balance on hand November
!, 1896. $23, 1885; amounts received ia
oifts November ], 1896, TO October IS,
1891, $14,slO,G9; interest, $23.s9; notes
500; total. S3S.464.43; various eNpendi-
lures, S9,7C3.3s. Mrs. Carsc's report
was then adopted Then came a resolu-
ton offered originally by Mrs. Marion
II. Durham, of Iowa, pledgiug support
in the work of raising the H. ey. Aft
or passing through a series of amend
ments aud Qualifications it was adopted
as follows:
THAT in view of the pledge Of support
to our leader and from the fact that Mrs
Carse has $4,000 pledged, with promises
of $500 000 we pledge cur support and CO.
operation 10 secure $500 eco, to he given to
Miss Dow as custodian, TO hold until she
shall have enough money TO retire the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-11-04
The Mcnthcr nurenu

Washington, Oct. 29.-Chief Moore,
Of the United States weather bureau,
il his annual report to Secretary VIII
son, calls for the appropriation of ST.
o14,0j0 for the fiscal year and says
this will admit of the establishment
and equipment of new stations in i'm
portant oenters of population. Estlb-
lishment of stations in the southwest
ern part of the country, embracing Ne
yada, Utah, Arizona. New Mexico and
southern California, where storms fire.
quently originate, is urged. Twenty
experimental kite-hying stations are
contemplated this year and confidence
in the great value of the ultimate result
is EXPRESSED
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-11-04

In Chicago the Werner company,
publishers, failed for $500. 900.
Tennessee's Centennial exposition
closed at Nashville. The total attend
ance since the opening on the first day
of last May is estimated at 100000.
Henry Bergenkreuger. aged IS years,
and Jacob Amos. aged "A, committed
suicide in St. Paul by jumping from a
high bridge.
1T Columbus. o.. William L. Idc, a
bank, p. was shot and killed in the
courthouse by John Smith. o coachman.
who said Ide owed him money and re-
fused TO pay.
In 81. Louis silver counterfeit dollars
Of greater weight and fineness than
the genuine were in circulation.
Almost the entire business portion Of
Fort Branch, Ind, was wiped out by
fire.
In the coast region Of Texas % 1000
acres of land have been purchased and
veterans Of the late war viii locate
thereon.
IN Atlanta Richard Won Cannon.
ore Of the players on the University of
Georgia football team, died from in
juries received in a game.
By the falling in of the bank Of
ditch being eNcavated in Augusta, Ga,
three men were killed.
In Chicago Fritz Sigren fatally shot
Mary Small and thcr killed himself
Jealousy was the cause.
In Cincinnati President Mckinley
was rendered banquet by the Com
mercial club and made an address.
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FOR DEER HUNTERS.
synopsis of the Law Made by Game
warden EIIRrsOn.


James +. ElIarson. state fish and
game warden. has made the appended
SYNOPSIS of the license law for the hunt
ing of deer and has sent it to the conn
tv clerks Of counties in which the hunt
ing of deer is allowed:
1t IS unlaw full for any person to pursue
hunt or kill deer in the state Of Ntscon-
sin at any time without being in the posses
sion of a license.
The Zee for resident licenses is one dol
lar. and a license may be obtained from the
county clerk in any of the following coun-
ties. Adams. Ashland. Barron, bayfield,,
Buffalo. Burnett, Brown. Chippewa. Clark,
j. ugIas Dunno. Eau Claire. Florence, For
a., Iron, Jackson. ! ntau, Lau2lade. he
vaunee. Lincoln, Marathon. Marinette.
Marquette, Oconto. Oneida. Pcpin. Pierce,
Polk. Portage, Price. Sank. Sawyer. shaw
ano. Taylor Tr5mpealeau. Villas. " ash
burn. Wood and Door.
After obtaining a license the holder Is
authorized 10 hunt dec anywhere IN the
state during the opeHse2son only.
The clerks Of the sew ral counties named
above are furnished with license blanks
and blank applications fer license which
will be issued 10 all applicants foi same
and they can be obtained from no one
Licenses are not transferable. and bat
one license can be obtained by the same
person during any one season
Nonresidents. upon the payment OF 80,
can obtain from the secretary Of state a
license to hunt deer in the state OF Wis
consin subject TO the same conditions as
resident
ANY person altering or changing license
is subject to a fine of not less than $3.50
nor more than SJUg.
Any nonresident making a false state
mcnt relative to his rC sideuce and by Tea-
son of such statement obtains a resident
license may 3e punished 10y imprisonmen mt
i'm the county Jail not less than four
months or in the state prison not more
than one year. or by fine Of not less than
500 nor more than Sl.go. or by both fine
and Imprisonment.
TRANSPORTATION companies. their agents,
servants or employees are prohibited from
receiving for transportation or transport
ing any carcass or part Of a carcass Of a
deer unless a coupon taken from the u
cense Of the owner is attached thereto
The penalty for hunting, pursuing or kill
ing deer without being in possession OF
license is a fine of not less than so nor
more than 500.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-11-04

4 good many hundreds and even thou.
sands OF long suffering husbands can near
soTrowtul testimony TO the fact that this -
the sort OF cateehism the wives Of their
bosoBs subject them to every time they nut
on their hats 10 20 out in the evening.
w here arc you goInEt
oh, I'm gong cut for a few minutes
Where
"0h, nowhere in particular
"What for"
"Oh, nothing.
WHY 10 Won go them
Mell. want Is 20. that why
Do yeu haze 20 cos"
! don know that do"
+ Nv ny do YOU go. them
+ because.
Because what
We'll. simply because"
Going 10 be gone long:'
How long,"
Il don't know
Anybody going wish you:"
Well, its strange that You can't be con.
tent 70 stay at home a few minutes Dom
be gone long, VIII YOU
No"
See that You don't
THIS i the reason so many marriage, are
a dead fiat Ezzle and failure Philadelphia
Times