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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-03
New style Soup Plates and Spoons.

New Style Soup Plates and Spoons.
The old style soup plates are often
superseded by the newer bowl shaped
dish, smaller and deeper than an ordi-
nary soup plate, with upward curving
edges. This effectually. prevents any
of those fatal mishaps which do some
times occur. Round bowled silver
spoons are best suited to this style Of
soup dish. At a simple luncheon cream
or clear soups are quite often served in
bouillon cups set on plates.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-03
A Cosy Sleeping Room

That welcomes the weary to repose
and suggests a good nights rest, is
that which is furnished from our hand
some Suits Of Bedroom Furniture IN
Mahogany, Antique and Quartere |
Oak, Ash and Birch. Your dollar will
90 further In purchasing beauty and
good quality here than at any store In
Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-03
A CONVENIENT DEVICE.

along its edge to keep books from slip.
ping is suspended in a slanting posi-
ton by wires fastened to the underside
of the shelf in the kitchen. My cook
book or recipes rest on this at just the
right height for my eyes to read as
work at the table beneath the shelf.
A strip Of tape runs across this board
and holds the book open at its proper
place.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-03

Outing hats in bright red felt trim
med around the soft crown with a
twist of red Grape have been intro
duced by swell hatters.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


Representative Organ, OF Dent eoun-
~, has introduced the following pro-
posed amendment to the constitution
Joint and concurrent resolution so rr.
peel section II Of article 70 Of the con-
s,ltution and adopt IN lieu thereof new
section.
De 4 enacted by the houHe Of rrpre-
ssniaitVes. the semitic c0ncurrinE therein:
That at thu general election. to he heii
on Tuesday nexi following the nrat Mon.
day Ia November. A. D. i8a the following
amendment TO ths constitution Of the
state Of Missouri, CONCERNING payment Of
state debt, he submitted 10 the qualified
voters Of said state. 20. wit. Strike out
the whole oi section u ut article 10 Of
and adopt In lieu thereof new section,
10 be known as section ~ OF article ID
oS said constitution. and TO BE- In words
and ngurst rs fellows;
Section N There shall be ie,ied and
collected an annual ta1 sufficient TO pay
the accrutnE intyrut on the bonded debt
CT the state, including the state crgtifi.
Gates OF indebtedness held In trust for tha
state sehcnl and Heinii,..ty funds and 10
each ysar by sum not leMa that So asa
until all OF Eald debt BE- paid, except tho
state certificates held IN trust for tbs
stats school ana seminary funds which
ahall be ana remain permanent invest :
nNent for said funds at the present rate Il
Interest then only sufficient annual rt {
shall ec levied and collected 10 pay tha
indebtedncsE, ,h= .Tocreds of watch tax
shall bs paid out for the purposes cK
pFesari In this section. and Tor no other
purpose Whatsoever.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
NUMBER Z.

small enough to go into an ordinary
envelope, and she'll Levei suspect nn.
III she opens H."
Julius" said his mother. "what q
goose you are. Miss FORESTER 10 cid
enough 10 be your mother"
"Nias Forester Is just 10" said
Jullu,. "and I'm nearly Is, and I've
been dead In love with her these three
years."
And be seampered OF with his tier,
aud the goodly untldy matron heaved q
soft sigh and went back to the basket
Of nnmendcd stockings which was the
Nemesis Of her life, and Maj. Mldge-
Geld came down stairs to the once
more de-rffcd study, quite uncon-
tclous Of the raid which had been made
upon IL.
'parihcnia-thst was the BAme. y
aid Maj. MldgrGeld what could
ave induced me to think Il was Pa
tieucc or Pauline? Now where the
very dickens Is that lstterf Surely, !
diau',--0h, hrrc'lt Is. poked away un-
der The iukstand. That housemaid has
been 10 here dusting, as sure as ] live,
and It's a mercy she hasn't thrown II
into the crate. 'Mrk. Psrthenla Pry,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

For the murder of Ninccno Garuzc
IN New York city December n, Is9s
Loronyo I'riori WAS clcctrocutcd In
Sing Sing prison
In New York new paper. the
Reasoncr. has hrcu started 10 oppose
Bryan's Commoucr.
In Philadelphia the cries oi q child
saved - pcrsous from asphyNiatinn
II y said that Andrew Carncpic's
sale of stock means the formation by
!. +. Morgan 4 Co nf steel trust
with capitalization Of almost
81 900. 100000.
In New York William VI. E,arts, the
noted lawyer, celebrated the eighty,
third anniversary 81 his birth.
Zig Fire Jacket. the last Of the Red
Jacket iinc. died at the Cattarnugus
CN ~ Indian reservation. agcd %
years.
The governor ~ Maine has r.
ceiyed the rcsicHat,on Of Congress.
man Charles 4 Hourrllc, taking effect
February IS.
In a wreck on the Erie railway az
Grecnvillc, Pa Eve persons were
killed and many injured.
During last year 81 ,6o2 foreign
homr-Eeelers landed in New York
during 1900
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
For VsIsRtinc party.

A valentine cake" mag I've intro
ducsd with good effect. at q valentine
party, says Henry Cleveland Wood, In
the Woman's Home Companion. This
can be gotten mp in two ways; the
first, nicely iced cake, decorated
with candy hearts having sentimental
mottocs on them. Let the cake be d.
yided into the requisite number OF
slices. In the slices the young girls
draw or make small slit with the
sharp blade Of a knife, and insert In.
to the opening a slip Of cardboard on
which IL written the name Of some
young man who l. present. First, a
young Indy chooses slice Of cake,
then the gentleman selects one. In
those slices the latter draw are such
small articles rs denote the sort of
wife Fnte has chosen 10 be each
young mans partner for lie. Thus,
silver coin signifies wealth, a scrap
Of silk n fashionable wife, penny
poverty, a tiny spoon a good house.
keeper, a pen a literary woman. a
small brush an artistic life, tiny
mirror u ynin woman, n piece OF Grape
a widow etc
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
SUDDEN DEATH OF COL. SHAW.
Returns From a banquet ia HsnsF
of His Successor. Co ite stvicken
with Apopiexy.

Washington, Feb. IL l--Represrnta-
tive Albert ID. Shaw, of Wntertown,
n. g.. formerly commander-in-chief of
the Grand Array OF the Republic, was
found dead yesterday morning IN
his room NJ the Riggs house. A
physician summoned Immediately
after the discovery of the body.
pronounced death due 90 npoplcxy,
probably about two o'clock In
the morning. Col. Shaw had re-
turned nbou' 1880 o'clock from a
banquet ut the i.bbitt house In honor
of his successor, Gen. Leo RasSleur,
and before he left the banquet hall
had responded cloquently to q toast
and appeared In excellent health and
spirits.
The body was discovered lying face
downwnrds on the floor. The features
were Hllghtly bruised. showing he had
fallen suddenly and heavily.
After his return TO the hotel, Col,
Shaw asked for hot water. complain.
ing of indigestion. The water was
brought To him. and thar was the last
seen of him alive.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
FOREIGN INrELLIGEScE

The release Is reported of ". 8.
Ameut. an American missionary In
China, arrested by French and Ger
man troops.
The post Office robber, Charles
Allen, who escaped from jail In New
York In 1895. has been found In an
English Jail
England Is 90 rush 10000 more men
to help Lord Kitchener fight the
Bocrs.
In the burning Of great nnpathA
tanks ut HAIKU. Russia. scores of per-
sons perishrd.
d. NJ. Carman. an American. and T.
Caranza. a Spnninrd, were arrested In
Manila on charge Of furnishing
money 90 insurgents.
Foreign ministers at Picking voted
90 demand the death of ~ officials
named m the note, except Prince
Tuau, Duke Ian and Tung Fu stang.
The two former may be banished 20
Turkestau.
In the San Andres mine In Mexico
dynamite exploded, killing ~ prison
ers.
The American claims on China are
Fixed at so0i 900 for indemnity to pri-
yatc individuals.
The contention Of religious orders
In the Philippines that they arc en-
titled to sell the property they
hold Is supported by the spanish gov
srnmcnt.
At The Hague Queen Wiihclmlpa
of Holland was married "a Duke
Henry Of Mccklenburg Schwerin.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

II through his spectacle glasses A. one
might survey soms noxiouS insect,
saint this in your writing" demand
ed Mrs Pry. holding up the envelope.
'of course u 10, answered the ma jor
"Aud Is not this your wriiing7"
rternly Joined In Mr.. Forester, hold
Ing up the letter.
Certainly II IS" admitted the ma jor.
"And that letter and that envelope be-
long together. comprising note writ
ten by me to Mrs. Pry 10 engage board
at her house once more. II you will
observe. Mr.. Forester, you Will per
ceiye that the letter and the envelops
10 your possession are In different
hRnowri,ings."
Then" CAPPED the bewildered Mr.
Forester. show on earth came this
letter directed 60 my daughtsr?'
"Ail know" said the naj jor sioutly,
sis that never sent IT,
And 20 the day oi their death no
body solved the mystery. The only
person who could have done 90 was
Master Julius Carey, who bad listened
at the door during the whole .colloquy
and who took particularly good care
that no one should suspect his share
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
4 WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings Of q
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
All the Latest News Of Interest from
Washington. From the East, the
West and the South.
IN ALL PARTs OF THE UNION
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FI ITy-sIxTu CONGRESS.

The United States senate on the 5th
passed the District Of Columbia appgo-
priation bill and partially considered
the bill making appropriations for the
support Of the West Point military
academy. The house continued discus
sion OF couttorertcd questions n con-
neciion with the post Office appropria'
tIon bill.
The war revenue reduction hill was
passed in the United States senate ON
the 9th and the military academy APP
preparation hill with o strong proyi-
sion against haziug. The shipping
bill was discussed nt night session.
In the house debate on the post Office
appropriation bill consumed another
day.
The pension appropriation bill, car
rying Siii0nO 900. wa passed IN the
United States senate an the 7th and q
bill prohibiting certain corporations
contributing 10 campaign funds was re-
ported fayorab'y. In the house Mr..
Brown tOD introduced o resolution de-
clarlng Il TO be- the purpose oi the Unit
ed States 10 ultimately abandon SOW
ereignty over the Philippines. The post
ONCE appropriation bill was passed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
FRnu WARRINGTON

The number OF men available FOR
military service IN the United States
IL i0432,0l7, and the entire enlisted
force Is 1895
Gen. Nelson \. Milo. ha, been named
lieutenant general ~ the army by the
president
President Mckinney is planning 20
organize the Philippine municipalities,
place the oflircr in the hands Of intel.
ligcni natives and permit limited suf-
fragc
The United States government viii
not accept the Cuban constitution un-
less this country i- given the right to
intervene 10 maintain d stable gov
crnmcut.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

Gen. Hrnjauhn Mnybrrry Prcuilss
one of the oldest surviving generals
of the volunteers Of the civil war, 10
dead ~ his hun" IN nethnuy. lie de-
fcatcd Generals holmes aud Price at
Henela, Ark, july 4, ls67. aud re-
signed in October of the same ear.
He was known as the Hero Of Shi-
loh," and was the last survivor uf the
fitz John Porter court.mnriihl. and
was a prominent q 4. Il. man lie
was 81 years old. Gen. Prrntiss WEB
In the volunteer service of Illinois
during the Norman excitement in the
early days
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

Presamins you are sensible and tia,,cry
dasplsa
| shall attempt, to win you without telling
any lies.
Although may offend you. In the sweet
conosit of youth,
! mean 10 try and win you with the plata
unvnrnished truth.
You have no gold or auburn crown OF
sunshine on your head
You have the normal quantity Of hair,
and 1t is red.
You DO not gaHe with orbs Of night i'm
merEed In heavens blue
You simply see with comm0" eyes and
squint little, too.
Your form Is not Venus. with a falry'E
airy Hracc--
irH rather short and dumpy. and it
couldn't win a race.
You are not yet an angel to be worshiped
You only arc a mortal and TO mortal
ways incline.
Your face ia not an artists dream Of
beauty wondrnus Tarc--
It's plain and has some frecSles as you,
doubtless, are aware.
You ars not always gentle and affection
ate and kind
You have voman's temper and you
often speak your mind.
fou are no, helping mother" whom that
duty you can Fhirk-
You'd rather ride cycle, which Ia pleas
Ruter than work.
Your head n not n storehou~e nllcd with
knowledge we adore
Yet while there's something in u, there
iu lots Of room for more
Not ell the fine accomplishments that
charm do you posscss-
You drum on the piano and you sing-to
my distress
And now. bccause ] 80 your faults and
run would make you milne,
I've proven that I love you. VIII y0H he
my yalcntine7
MORAL.
Love that IL Blind
Doesn't last you viii nnd
Long after the honeymoon over.
hut n Love that can see
Never dies and viii be
A union forever In clover.
H G. Dodge. In Chicago Daily Sun.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
A LITTLE VARIETY.

The ancient Mexicans had o year OF
10 nopins, of 20 days each.
The postal revenue of the world is
10000. eco. OF which Great BrIssin'k
share IL one-sixth.
A rubher-trse four feet In diameter
yields 90 gallons Of sap, making 10
pounds Of dry india rubber.
For every 2s gallons Of refined
parafiin burnt 100 gallons of crude oil
have been pumped from an average
depth Of 500 feet.
Alfred G. Hsrmsworsh, the London
publisher, owns no less than II horse
less carriages, eight being driven BY
gasoline motors, two by steam and one
by electricity.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
WEST AND SOUTH.

The Kansas saloon smasher, Mrs.
Carrie Nation. has been warned by
John q. WooIcy not 10 try her meth
DDS In Chicago,
Clifford Christian and Henry Arthur,
two young men arrested for interfcr-
ing with n dance, were burned 10 death
In the jail al Columbia, No.
In Chicago Boer sympathizrrs hissed
Queen Vicioria's name at Central
Music hall meeting.
ohio's state emergency board set
aside $4,000 for the expenses of the
militia In preventing a prize fight Mt
Cincinnati.
Women rnidcd two saloons ut Dali
ton. Ark. destroyed the furniture and
poured the whisky into the street.
Saying that drugs were the agents
OF the devil half doyen women fol.
lowers of Dowic wrecked a number of
drug stores In Chicago.
In Illinois q hill 10 make electro.
cution the legal method Of execution
has been introduced In the state leg
islaturc.
In the Kansas legislature n bill has
been introduced designed 90 protect
the "joint" smashers.
On the transport Sheridan the
Thirty-seyenth regiment United States
volunteers arrived In San Francisco
from the Philippines.
In Topeka, Kan, saloon-kceperE
have promised the city and county
officials that they will get rid of
their stocks of liquors and quit the
business.
Fire destroyed lumber yard. saw
mill and ~ houses near III Cerro.
Cuba, entailing u total loss of $780,
600.
On The steamer Ventura n steam
pipe burst while at sen and Ave of
the crew were killed.
At Canton, o., Theodore Rosenbluah
and his wife were killed ny an explo-
sios Of natural gas In their residence.
In Chicago the lockout that has
crippled the building industry for
more than year ls at an end.
Senator NJ. A. Hanna was elected q
comrade in Memorial post, q. A. r., OF
Cleveland.
Women visited fhrce more drug
stores In Chicago and smashed bot
ties.
James 8. Durham. widely known Ia
marine circles on the great lakes, died
suddenly at his home in Chicago
aged "a years.
In the Illinois house a bill was In
PRODUCED making II bribery for po-
iitical candidates 90 treat rotcra.
The iafzt territorial governor of Col
o<ado, ncbert W. Steele. died at Colo
radp 6prings. aged 81 years. His wife
died The previous day.
A contract has been given the nli-
neie nt~eI company for 1900 tons Of
efe9I rails. TO be ahipped to the Aus-
trallca government
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
FOR ATTACKING GERMANS.
weur Chtnesc Executed In Cantos
fsT Assachiaw Germans Near
kanehak.

Hong Kong, Feb. io.--A dispatch
from Contop Jays four men who had
been arersted for attacking Germans
Near Kunchuk have been executed.
The same dispatch announces the
arrival of tha new siceroy Of Can-
ton. The native newspapers approve
she appointment, stating that the new
Official belongs 10 the progressive par
az
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
SHIPS THAT SAIL THE SEAS,

Britain adds $4,000 tons year Of
new ships to her commercial msrins.
One hundred and nipsty-fonr ships
are annually burnt II sra; I'D are susk
by collision.
Thr anchors Of 4 vessel Of s.ooo 1cnn
weigh n toms snd shs carries ~ fst1
- - sshls, !.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

Lon burma xut his wife'sthroat from
eRr 10 ear with common pocket
knife in her room at BilI's boarding
house In Nevada, After cutting her
he hsld her 10 the H3or until he
thought life WIS extinct and then re-
leased her and ran. The womnn
struggled to her feet. CROPPED her way
TO the landlady's room, fell 10 the
floor and expired in few seconds.
Burns was drinking hcavllty. aud was
captured In Prayers saloon about an
hour later and is in jail. The woman,
who was about 20 wears old. came ia
Nevada recently aud wrote for HurnR,
who ioined her there. burns ia about
IS and claims to bc railroad mnu.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

A warrant, charging murder in the
second degree. was issued NJ 81. Louis
against John McAulifTe. who shot aud
killed Edward. nliaf "FoXy" Reagan,
In the saloon Of William Heffcrnnn.
1912 North Third street, ~ Louis. Me-
Auliffe denies the shooting In his
ante-mortem statement, Regan stated
that McAuliffe fired the shot
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

In the confusion Of letters and cuyei.
opesl
But Mrs. Pry got back her hlardcr.
and, TO the end uf time Miss Adcla For
resier always insisted that she had re-.
ceived an offer Of marriage from Nal
Midgchcld, Amy Randolph, 10 y. \
Ledger.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
|HAZ|NG At WEST POINT.
The Report of the Special Committee
Of Congress Presented to
the House.
THE DOCUMENT Is AN EXHAUSTIVE ONE.
SIS TaHe is Moderate hat Emphatic.
the Keynote neiaE the Coneia-
sion that Brutal Hnxisa asa
fiGhsinR Must he Issnished Rron,
the Araasny at All Hazards.

Washington, Feb. lO.--The report OF
tho special congressional committee
which investigated the haEing Of Ia.
det Booze and the general subject OF
haHing at West Poin, was submitted
to the house OF representatives by the
chairman OF the committee. Repre-
sentative Dick. with bill making
stringent regulations against hazing,
lighting end all brutal practices.
An EEhanstIve Review.
The report IL an exhaustive review
OF the practice OF haring In sli itx
forms. and while moderate In tone,
IL nevertheless a Etinging arraingn-
ment of the many alleged brutal prac.
ticts enumerated. II specifies more
than 100 distinrt methods of annoy
ing and harasSing fourth-clnA
man, and describes them In detail
One OF the funny formations" De
scribcd is that prncticel on Philip
sheridan, Jr.. who was compelled 20
ride broomsiirk, in mOckery of his
illustrious fathers achievement ~
Winchester" The report states that
= system OF fighting hfas grown np
which is shocking IN It's character. The
fights are described, and the commit.
tee states that the West Point code is
more vicious than the Queeusherry
code.
The worst Form, of HAsIpE.
The committee held that hghting Is
the worst form of halinR. The report
sny. that such fighting as that At
West Point - a felony, according Ia
the statutes in many Of the states,
aud the time has come when congress
mus. decide whether fights. which are
high crimes elsewhere, shall continue
at West Point.
The committee Rnds that Cadets
Mac Arthur. Hreth and Burton were
hayed into commissions, others werc
hayed until they tainted, while others
were halrd until they were sick.
Gases Of booze and Dr~th.
The hazing of Cadets i"oza and
Broth are deliberately treated, but
the committee does not attribute
their deaths directly 90 hnziug. The
report adds.
"Hut while We can not fix upon
hazing the responsibility for these
two deaths. the possibility that IL
FASTENED them and the blot II throws
ON the otherwise fair and glorious
fame Of the academy itE conflict with
proper training aud discipline. and
untitne2s In this new century urges
the adoption of reasonable, yet we
believe, effective measures for its
eradication and the promotion of
discipline at the academy
The BIII Against rIREIaE.
The hill submitted contains eleven
sections against haIinR and provides
means for its detection and punish
ment. Dismissal iS provided for taxi
ing part In a fight or challenge, di.
rectly or indirectly. or for any form
of annoying. harnssing or bracing Of
cadets. Cadets dismissed are made
ineligible to appointment to the army,
navy or marine corps. Provision is
made for courts of inquiry, courts
martial, closer association between
officers and cadets, aud otheE means
for effectually stopping the practice
OF hazing.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
WIN Dc Edward VIZ. CIub.

The Prince of Wales club Of Lonis'.
auH. notable exclusive social political
club. composcd oi the Young men
abou. town, will chnngc It's name iD
correspond with N, advanced station
Of Albert Edward The club was
named after the prince Of Wales bc.
cause II is said h. p'riured himself
like n gentleman to save lndy's rep.
utation. The rules of the club are
unique. Once a mrmbrr.always mem
her, no expulsion and no withdrawal,
being permittrd The only way To get
out is To die. There is no appeal frol
the decision ui thr chair.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

Claude W. Norton and Henry
Powles, cadets at the Wentworth mil
itary academy, at Lexington, ran
away from that institution and went
to Kansas City, where they were ar
rested ana sent back. They said they
ran away because the upper class
men hazed them beyond the point OF
endurance.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14
Got yevaic, for Damages.

In the circuit court at Mexico MIRA.
iiettie Glascock. q: Rails county, was
awarded ycr,li,t for $500 damages
hRninst IN" Chicago & Alton Railroad
Go. Mrs. Glascock was injured in a
wreck near Currlvillc last fall The
engine drawing the train upon which
she was riding blew uP and caused u
wreck
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

Charles Miller was arrested near
Poplar Blufi, charged with burglary.
He made full confession. and part
Of the stolen property was found in
his house. He then guided the officers
to q new-made grove where the rest Of
the property WIS found.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

James Dumpscy and James Ne.
Goven, two men arrested at MouetE
three weeks ago by Deputy City Mar.
shaI Joseph A. JarkSon, pleaded guilty
TO the robbinP of the Funkhoscr IL
Davis hardware store In West Plains.
They were each given n sentence Of
three years H. the penitcntiary.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-02-14

At guessing and diviniBg
'TiH said you're very fine.
And so I thought ia send 10 you
4 little valentine.
And dare you. very gently,
To try your best and sec.
And n you can tell who sent II.
To write n line 10 me.
Matte l.. Adams. In Minneapolis House
keeper