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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-02-08

woman of whom speak-confers an
honor with her blind trust. There
has been my chief difficulty, Dick.
In these days it is hard to frd
man into whose hands you may place
young woman and say to her: Trust
him Implicitly" Somers smiled
slightly.
my dear fellow, don't you see that
1t is you whom the woman will trust
in this instance, not me? am only
to vindicate you"
"Then you consentP"
"Why, of counsel l have no ties to
hinder me; and | shall never marry
with any serious intentions. AS you
know, my life chance passed from me
when laid down my commission in
the army to become wanderer.
am here to-day to sign Tor small
share in some property of my grand
mothers, and tomorrow / shall be
off again. / do not think | will be
inconvenience much by the fact that
| shall leave a bride in Richmond
whom l have never seen nor am apt
to see; and since it helps you and
your friend, why, | am positively
happy over the affair. Fact is, Frank,
| am about up to par in this matter
now"
you make me happy, Dick. True
as steel always, but always always
l wish, old fellow, | might find the
missing note in your life"
Satisfy my ambition, Frank, and
you have found it. My people were
of the army and navy. You remem-
Der Somers in Tripoli, and-but this
is idle. When that damnable villain
Holbin tempted me to embroil myself
with the authorities in an act of in
subordination the world was rose
ate"
''Holbin-R Raymond Holbin?"
''Why, yes. Had you forgotten the
circumstances? / used to rage over
it enough in Paris, God knows. Pass
the matches, please" Brodnar passed
them and moved quickly to the rear
Of the speaker, lifting his right band
in excitement, his features working
convulsively. ut did not help mat
ters that they cashiered him for .as
cality and pusillanimity, for they hac
let RE resign, and my application fol
reinstatement lies Enacted upon still
Frank. there is the open grave in my
life, and the missing note is silen
within it," He wheeled his chair
about and lnnlSed I'm into his friend
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now or hereafter touching this mat
ter; have you regard this woman to-
uight as holy charge and treat her
with the reverence ana respect you
Mould yield to your dead sister; and
never from this moment until the day
zones when i may release you-and
hat may be near or far--would have
sou seek to discover her name or place
Of living. By your marriage contract
You obtain no rights whatever over the
woman or her property assure you
The viii claim nothing of you-and
when the time comes for her TO ask an
honorable divorce at your hands-a
mere matter Of few years, l think
sou are to grant it openly and freely.
More than this 1 may not tell you"
Somers had leaned forwaru upon
the table and was looking with deep
interest into the speaker's face.
1T sounds like an Elizabethan TO
nance. or a chapter from Don Caesar
de Bazan.' ! am approaching par"
And then he added gravely: "You
have not forgotten that my mother
and yours were somehow cousins.
md"
81 have not. Nor have forgotten
hat a friends name and honor are
acred whether he Is OF IL not OF
sindred blood. And I have not for
a~tten that the woman hersslf-thss
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(which, unfortunately, includes me,
II guess well-but there you go again,
Frank Sit down, and will be serious
only-you will let me inquire into the
details of this marriage which you have
evidently planned for me-a man may
inquire about his own marriage, may
he not ?" Somers'yoice was now plain
tive. The doctor did not answer on the
moment, but walked TO the window
and gazed gloomiIy into the blue spring
skies towards which the budding trees
of the old capitol were lifting their
arms in welcome.
"Of course, it is absurd, Dick" he
said, coming back, "and is obliged TO
strike you so; but, do you know, be-
lieve that friendship is the one indy
ing bond of our race. All others have
their limitations-eye love of man
that somewhere between men such
friendship as this exists: to love where
another loves instantly and forever;
to hate where he hates blindly and inn
placabiy; to hold his honor higher and
sweeter than life, his happiness above
ones own; to feel this holy affection
so strong that it permeates every quail
ity of mind and body, and makes us in
truth that which we believe our friend
to be. In such friendship, Dick, self
perishes. We look into the eyes of our
friend and say Commando We do not
question; we trust implicitly, blindly;
and If we err"
''Life is black foreverl" Somers had
arisen, and, taking his friends hand,
was regarding with affection his
flushed face. THAT is Frank Brodnar
! indeed" he continued. 'You mean it,
my dear fellow; and am satisfied that
if after five years of separation should
enter this room and say: MY boy, if you
have no previous engagement and the
way is clear, you will do me great
kindness by stepping down the street
and letting me marry you out of hand
to friend who is being or has been vic
timized'- wait, am in earnest-you
would take up your hat, smooth your
hdli, auu Joth EhiS DNlOlC iCdSiCu ilC
street or you had remembered the
madam and babies at home. But, my
dear fellow, | haven't the ability to
throw myself headlong into plot. II
is constitutional that | do not excite
easily. must find my way up to par
by stages; while you, you were born
above par. You may guess from my
metaphor what | have been doing oil
late, but it doesn't follow that / never
reach the point of high tension. MOI
does it follow that | am cold blooded
friend. A little sluggish blood some
times saves friendship. Sit down and
tell me all about it."
And that is just what / may not
do" Somers studied the gloomy face
q moment in silence.
"You may at least tell me what yor
would have me do, Frank"
II would have you come here to
night, let me blindfold you, take you t.
certain room in this city have per
i formed over you ceremony which vii
, unite you to perfectly honorabl,
woman, leave you there with her unit
/ dawn, when shall bring you away
would have you ask me no question
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VERDICT STANDS.
Mrs. Woodruff Given Life Sentence
for Drowning Her stepson.

NASHVILLE, Feb 2.-The Supreme
Court to day affirmed the life SEN
tence OF Mrs. Norah Woodruff, con-
victed OF numbering her 7-year-old
stepson by drowning him in a pond
near her home. The case has been
before the court twice. The first
time Il was remanded because i'm
proper evidence had been admitted.
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1t acts as a
food it is the
east e st 70 0 d i.
Seems not to be
food !; makes you
hungry eating
is comfortable.
\ on grow strong
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at first.

, ri. s p a,I., on it. er. Take more;
not too much enough is as
much as you like and agrees
with you. Satisfy hunger
with usual food +; whatever
you like and agrees with you.
When you are strong
again, have recovered your
strength---the germs are
dead you have killed them.
If you have not tried 1t, send
for free sample, its agreeable
taste will surprise you.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
Chemists,
400 Pearl St.. New York.
soc. and si.oo: all druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

Thursday. sfay g 70 the home II Ms.
Capeland 1914 South Lawrence avecuA
All members requested - pep resent
There VIII Be a regular meeting Il ~
Leaf Chapter No. =. y = g. ou Tues-
day evening. Say 9 tL There wll De-
work and The auditing committee are
requested % 5ep resP1t
Attention. au members - EFE'esr0n
Post ~. are requested 70 - present at
the meeting wednesday evening Atter
r7.-ste- Cour7ds J. p M1cre ara De
Pass VIII r4i how tay p-- down ta
rebellion
the wichita ~. C. T. 2. wlI hsId their
rar1isr meeting TlaecaT e~elIrg Nay
a-sn m 4 directors uee ing uzi -
held sfter the reE-lar meeting and 90
directors are urged ~ attend - import
art brslress $ or hand
T-e regular u1rfhiv meeting cs ere
Chi1 Cult1re CUB w-l he held On hEf-rs
H4r Nav = 81 A 5rlocE la ere rarl1rs
~ ST. C. T. e. l1 sedEEicz Music HAL
Dr. T. n Hod@cl ALL lcctg-e Or Ire
H-sa ei1ls Trsi1lns % -E--rs AI cr-
fl-lv t-rit-d-
Tie Retail C-e-ls' Association vEl
zleee Tles1ar rlr1r ~ Eei Gers usI sn
Norrh 1-z-zrr street az 3 1cic-z Itr-e
w- - cauElstss fo- -lniatl3l ar- ctrer
s11rortszt 1ls-lsss - cone BEFORE tne
assoc -1n ard a. ner1 eers are 1rse1-T
-eq1ss-ed 70 - F--
ire To--g 1re- Cr.s-fau Asso1lzri1-
AIN he1a scl trz evening a. t1er
racEs. cFsr - %1rh --- sf
-f-a r-rr-U 's er-E ar-1T ress--
rrc zat1E Eeuc - - a-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07
HOG NARRET STRONG
Good Quality, Fair Supply and
Active Trading,
TOPS UP TO S565
Receipts, ,277--CattIe Steady
but Dull Trading,
TOPS UP TO S565

The hog division Of the yards trading
yesterday was IN all respects very sat
ssfactoy day There was good quality
offered; q very good supply FOR Monday,
the best il several weeks and the market
was firm and buoyant with q slightly
flgh tendency. The early reports from
Chicago and Kansas City came that there
were liberal receipts at both points and
lower market tone. Later both these
points reported that the close was strong
lEey Goth 1rTned up through the dealings
and closed at the best These later re-
ports only gave renewed frmness 10 our
1larA-er which had not been illu=uced ny
the earlier reports, but 1l the contrary
had, 1rou rne start. been strong and
Ilr1- All -lr1us1 the day af THIS point
there was strong upward tendency from
start 70 finish. and rhe close was active
II The highest point The quality was
very good all dav uthe car supply. Tx
cert TWO or three cars OF common LllD
STUN the main lEe was very pleasing 10
Tie buyers and this no doubt had some
thing 70 % with the liberal prices paid,
also the competition among the buyers
lr that come in The average weight
vas higher lp the scale tnan III many
days. Bl- the light hogs were generally
good, sound tat STOCK though in some
eases small In all the quality was very
g1ol- The tops were extra nne and the
TOP load ~ s. cent hogs was an assorted
lot the r0ughs and coarse stays being
lrsr CUT OUT leaving the balance Of The
ers With ollE one small dock Seventeen
cars went over The scales practically wiz
ing on the entire day offerings. save one
car arriving L1-Le Ia the trading
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago

AItcGGG
Chicago, May 6-Wheet prices were
and provisions shadecmfwy ynfwyppp
pounded down for a net loss Of ssGs5c to-
day, cables and favorable weather being
rle main oearls1 Influences Liberal re-
celprs caused q closing loss of &c IN
Nay corn but the July closed steady
- down july oats closed &c lower and
provisions shade 70 &c lower
The wheat market bowed meekly TO the
lnnueDce OF lower cables and rain in the
west adds tne finishing touch 70 almost
perfect conditions. LIBERAL world ship
menLs came as an added eucOura cement
10 those who wish for lower prices. July
opened q shade 10 lsT4sC lower AZ 721. y
l-1ec under pressure from longs and short
selling bears and dropped early 10 iZ-ss-
strong cables from the continent caused
furry alarming shorts and the market
recovered % i--ac during the lrst hour
but the bulk Cf the pit was against the
recovery and sharp reaction 70 lle.c
followed. Trade was dull the remainder
OF the session and while prices ruled frac-
Ci0nally above the bottom the rest OF
the day the close was rather easy, esn@4c
under Yesterday at lz1sc- Exporters re-
ported Il loads taken for export Sea
board ciearauces IN wheat and -four were
equal 60 4s5.lsr bushels while primary re-
ceipts were 100 compared with SO coo
bushels last year Minneapolis and Du-
lUth reported s73 cars against - last
week and 55f year ago. Local receipt
were 55 cars, none OF contract grade.
Worlds shipments were 6Q68 Coo bushels,
while the quantity on ocean massage de-
creased $4,000. The visible decreased
1864 8fH bushels
a marked Increase in the receipts OF
contract corn together with the expecta-
tiol that there would be q further in
crease tomorrow was influential n the
corn market MaF corn felt the increase
more seriously thar the deferred futures.
For delivery this month the market open
ed from D 20 &C which proved 70 be the
cay range and closed &c lower at 5lc-
There was scarcely any trade IN July
operations were mora active. July corn
vas sold aggresslvely during the fore
noon and prices at one time showed z loss
Of 1ac Early sellers in some instances
bought later under the leadership OF the
most influential bull on the floor and a
reaction followed July sold between
4fsc and 457zc and closed steady 1sd1sc
lower at SIS sd45-ac- Receipts were 3Sl
cars. % OF contract grade
Big general trading in the July and the
unloading Of $4,000 bushels Of Nay by an
influential operator with a fractional de-
cline In both deliveries marked the day s
session In the cat Pill sympathy with
wheat and the fall Of rain were bearish
factors. but the decline IN prices was
from the elevators July sold between
150 026sC and closed isc lower ar 261sc-
Nay closed lic down at 2sl4c- Receipts
were - cars.
Provisions were dun and the range Of
prices narrowed The opening was easy
IN sympathy with corn but 2 fair cash de-
mand steafied the market later July
pork closed sc Up AZ <l=s5. july lard a
shade higher at S1-S and July ribs a
shade better at 8issl l-s-ia.
Estimated receipts tomorrow ~ heat 10
cars, corn $40 cars oats $50 cars; hogs
Zl1I0 head
Chicago. May 6-The leading futures
HlrIErs-N follows
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07
SHIPPERS ANO NOTES.


Con p Rollins Of the firm Of Norris E
Rollins shlnuef iu @ late car Of mostly
extra choice hogs with few r0uEhs and
stage fn but with these cut out the load
alich was heaVles in sleek. fine condition.
took the TOP price ~ the day and the
TOPS for several DAYS back.
Tha wei known trn OF Martin = Nll-
son If nEld were Iare In with Cwo cars 0f
extra are hoes. one Of mediums ana one
medium Hgrts both selling without any
dock one ar the top lt the bulk and one
M The next Qoinc below.
Il A. schmidt of GODDARD was G. shipper
az mediums al fue quality which sold
The genial welcome OF Lem C0nnel- the
sa-is vssferdsv and ali ne bows were
pad 20 see him again- Representing his
Co11sn 5f Anth51v. hs had on Tie mar
izet two car loads of hogs one was Of
feaEfes closely apnroachil E-he SO pound
while the other was ut E-lrs of good
rrade ana seIlin eat q good price. with
5at docEaee. To-Day his arm win ship
from ffer-ltn1 q train tcad fourteen cars
n am 8f Tar cattle
rFar~z Sfafulzfrcrrar cr Newton shfrned
NJ a strong price
$ n Nelson of Wellington was fn on
fra close with a car of good mediums
which sold 1t q good price in the bulk
RANCE
u 81 Shlvss of Burton and Patterson
~ haarles which sold straight at d high
f--s.4f-i--s r-Nf-H SOLD --rT WITHIN The f,l--r-
~ S Trornas III Pcnca CI-v was q ship
ra~ or rerrv hazs ~ good -rlde wlLch
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07
COMING LOCAL VENTS.

Mss Downi1gs rehesrsal wai be held
Wednesday Afternoon Instead ~ Tues
day
The board OF directors ~ ire Wiehira
Hospital Vl4 meet llesd-y morning 20
s-21 o'clock
Meeting Uniform Rank Knights ~ Fy-
thias tonight az o'clocZ All Sir knights
please b. present
The Czfhollc bail team win cross hats
with the collar and clE SPORTS - Ccllsse
Hin t-.s afternoon A. 3 o clock
W. r G No 10 meets II regular ses-
sion. Tue=1av. Nay o. a. iu GaE1all
hall a good atrelda-ce desired
Special nirni-ati1l ct Sl-rcT-r
ledge No. IS A. 8 ard A. 81 -his ev=a-
inr. Work II + A. a1l = p degrees
Caroline Circle No F. = o. A. r wl
--aer Ia reaula- SESSION T1es3zr sfter-
noou bay AZ -s u s9ls q Herman
hall
TIE W. e P sewing --roa VII meet
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

The cattle division was more Of holi-
day and the trading Was dun and ItelesS.
Lhzre was s0uthinE on sale Of importance
save on deal and the few single hoofs TO
60 over the scales were local driven IN
stun mainly and only fair grade John
Earclife of Cunningham was IN person
V-5tl a car load OF ID head CT fine yedrling
taifers ana steers which the Dold aCE-
ilE company bought at private terms
d hese were the choicest Young beeTes
that have come here In long time. and
we're in prime TAT corn led condition
other thal these extra nice butcher cat
te the res- Were- one COW. s-l pounds,
s5a- one cow. 1870 pounds. E-75, three
COWS o3 rounds $500 one COW. 1.279
bounds S59- cre bun L1l9 pounds. $500
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07
WOOL MARKET.

s. I5uls Nay s-Eooi steady. Ts--
r.rorr and western medium. lse-5izc- rae
-las1zc- coarse l-c
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

on the F-odlce Excnzugs today the
market closed as fol1ws-
Blrter-llzrzst, easy, creamery l4e-sc
f-Ec7-Igeaiz. fresh IKE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07
-
Kansas City.

3.e0d4I5: western sheep s410G4.5os year
'lngs S4I6Gs53- native lambs s4O0G5.l5;
western lambs 8 t50d5.1G
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-07

13-eo64.l5; western sheep sf-1o94,. 20 year
lngs S4l0Es.59- native lambs S+-oeG5-l5i ,
western lambs st-50d5.2G.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. May 6-Cattie-Receipt
$500 including 10 Texans. Beef cattle,
strong 70 15c higher; stockers and feed
ers steady. Native beef steers $500
5-51- Texas steers $4-og15.90; Texas cows
S3-090425: native cows and heifers S390l1
$50, sLOckers and feeders S40ea5-15s bulls
S s.61- calves S4Q5-75-
HOgs-EeoeipIs S-glo' market strong;
bulE Of sales S5-6515-s0s heavy s. 7515-S5 /;
packers $ 1859. mixed s5.6515-l5. light
ss.39Q5.70; yOrkers S5-Z5T5.65; packers S40
5.2L
Sheep-Recelpts 700; market active and
steady Muttons S,7olI415i lambs $40
ass lambs s5.50T6-50.
ST. Louis.
St Louis-Nay 8. -Cattle-Receipts 1900.
Market steady; natice steers S75Q5-75;
st0ckers and feeders s3.58d5.s5; cows and
heifers f2-lEd501; Texas and Indian steers
Sc $3.50. cows and heifers S2-5e9z.15.
HQgs-Receipts 500 market steady
PIGS and lights S69G5.75: packers S5.s5q
5-75. butchers S5-75G5-87ls-
Sheep-Receipts 100; market strong
Mutrons S3.7574-50; lambs s4.60q5.0os spring
lambs S5-G0Gs. %.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28
Charley's Aunt.

Mr. Penlcy otherwise Charley's Aunt,
told the following: "a military man, a
friend Of Mr.. Penley. took his daugh-
ter TO the stalls and. having busy and
firing day. went calmly to sleep In his
easy seat during the interval between
the curtain raiser and 'Charley's Aunt
The daughter sympathetica]ly allowed
him to remain In peace until the cur
tain went up for the commencement Of
the play of the evening; then she gen
thy nudged him in the ribs and wills
pered 'Charley's Aunt! to remind him
of his whereabouts.
'"The gentleman still slept on, aud
his daughter tried again. She gave
her father all extra push and murmur.
sd, with emphasis: Papa, do wake up!
"Charley's Aunt!"'
This time it was effectuBl. for the
colonel leapcd to his feet and cried,
Bless me, SO it Isl and began to shake
hands furiously with a demure old lady
who happened to be passing along the
stalls in front of him On the way to her
allotted seat. Bless me, so it is! How
do you do, madam? And how Ia Char.
ley |"-Londou Answers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28

uo.r NJ the dead Is instihcu'. -
There il no doubt about 'n.. .
do not profess to be abe TO en'r ,vbetl,.
.ho exact reasops for that rear wills
~ # he that man instinctveiy Ie. .orn
e. contemplation Of the fallea ' 'an.
lro"i LAVA ~ what not, 1t is sutnc'en'
TINT the fear exists. .or tho
Neither is this instructive lea' . - horse
ao,d confined to man. o"heu w." -
ance that could never be driven pass u
1ood horse. The animal exhibited ai'
the signs Of true fear. ,,oo
Rear coupled with shock can proouce
insanity. I do not think th:1 ''e tea'
son of a normal man would DE ulise"t.
ID ~ he were locked up alone WIFI "
oornse for many hours, though a per.
con with weak nerves certainly m'gh,
he so affected. II man DISCOVERIES
that his sweetheart had died suddenly
while alone with him. the shock m'gn'
render him insane. ,.,
Even to those most famillar VIII
dnoth and dead bodies there Is some
fling awe inspiring about corpse anc
M mans nerves are proof against
fright. | remember once, when WA
alone in the dissectng room at nlght
the hand Of the subject upon whlch
was engaged became loosened. die
NOT notice what had happened. SUD
denly the arm Of the subject swunf
oronnd and the hand struck the sid'
of nv face. Years Of training in I'M
munity from superstition vanished II
the jump that gave.-Dr. John u
Quackenbos in New York World.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28
Doctors "Cat Maps"

The "cat maps" INDUCED in by the
late DR.. William Pepper constituted a
standing joke among his intimate
friends. He had the faculty Of going
to sleep at will and waking up when he
Nilled. He would sometimes when I'M
der mental strain keep a roomful OF
patients waiting while he slept soundly
in his private office for three minutes
or five minutes, or as long as he wish
ed Then he would resume his duties,
greatly refreshed.
Another prominent physician has O
queer habit OF mapping, although he
only takes one day and that directly
after luncheon. which with him is a
hearty meal. He repairs to his Office
and throws himself In chair at q
point where the polished wood floor Is
not covered by the rug. He holds o
bunch of keys between the forefinger
and thumb of his right hand, which Is
allowed to hang loosely over the arm of
the chair. Then he dozes off. but it Is
never more than doze, for the mo-
ment his fingers relax the keys drop to
the bare floor acting as an alarm clock.
1t is scarcely nap-just a brief re-
taxation of the mental and bodily
faculties. The doctor calls it his siestn,
and if he misses 1t he says he doesn't
feel quite himself for the rest Of the
day philadelphia Record.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28
,v...... That They Lend.

.rhov arc all alike" remarked man
.or,inc ont of n Woodward avenue
wotchmaker's accompanied by q 'au''
"Who?" inquired his wife.
"Watchmakers.
"How?" o,,,t
~ IN, ught other cities maybe werem
ouite like our snail town In the WIZ
and wicked west, but they are anu
mora 60 take my watch. which, AZ
rou know. is fine gold one, full )e"ei'
ed, costing $500, in to have a re" ta,
mfrs. much or little. as may pe, "n Is
the boss timekeeper gives me al oiu
battered tin watch to carry in its pace
that makes me ashamed to look in'o
tho face of reputable watch iol
weeks. In addition it eXcltes susp'o'Jn
In the minds of my nearest frieho1
when they see me take it out, anu II
should die with that watch on my pe.
son in strange country the he"spn,
ners would say, Judging from 'he
watch found on the deceased, he muS'
have come from New Jersey NOW.
WHAT want to know is why don
jewellers have substitute watches ~
match their customers? That Is to say
lot the customers watch left Tor r.
no,rs determine the kind Of watch ne IL
to carry until he gets his own AGAIN
But his wife couldn't tell him " 'a''
her life.-Detroit Free Press.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28
The Old Homc Paprr.

Noting the fact that many country
bred men in the large cities take the
local paper in their old home the Phil
adelphia Record says: The head of a
large Market street wholesale business
house. Il man now advanced in years.
has been regular subscriber to one
of the Bucks county papers for 80
years. He wouldn't give it up for
anything said this mans son, .ue
gets more real enjoyment from IT than
from anything he reads. A daily edi.
ton has been started within the ,ost
ten years. but he doesn't want thnt
He only gets the weekly edition which
prints gossip of personal nature from
the various towns throughout the coun.
". ne VIII pore over this by the hour
ana his comments on the various items
OF news are often amusing. Scarcely n
name is mentioned that he doesn't saw
why. | used to go to school with his
father or II once licked his rno,o
Jim for tying my clothes up when we
used to go swimming in the Nesha mi.
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