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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-23
TANGIBLE COUNTY
MORRISVllLE

j. j. Morse has sold his residence on
Pleasant street to Lyman l.. Camp of
Gilmore for s. 400 Mr.. Camp will take
posses sion at once, Mr.. Morse moving
his family to Rutland, where he has en-
tered business
Carroll c. Mudgctt leaves this morning
for California, whore he will spend the
winter. He will accompany Mr., and Mrs.
:. Il. Doty.
Mr.. and Mrs S. b, Doty left Monday
morning for California, where they cX-
pect to remain during the winter Mr..
Doty's health has been poor for the past
few years and it is hoped that the
change will he beneficial. Mr.. Doty wul
leave his business in charge of W. u.
Goodrich, who has been in his employ
for some time. His residence on Upper
Main street will he closed and their
daughter Eta and son Charles will
board at the Randall during their ali
scnce.
John Harris, who has been suffering
with severe attack of bronchitis Is slow
~ improving. Mrs Harris is also i'll with
the same disease.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. G. w. Burleson visited her son
George S. Burlcson, OF Hghgate over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. III, M. Wells are in
Boston for few days.-The home of Mr..
and Mrs, Albert s. Merrill was the scene
of a very pretty home wedding Wednes-
day afternoon, October 10, when their
daughter, Marion Gertrude, was united in
marriage to Clarence A. Hull of Berk
shire Mr., and Mrs. Hull received many
valuable and serviceable gifts. The happy
couple left Immediately for Boston. The
Rev. M. o. Smith visited his home in
Montreal last week, returning for Sun.
days services-Miss Elite Hull, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. ]
B. Hull, has returned to New York city
Thursday, October 4.-Mr. and Mrs. ROY
Gilbert Of Cleveland, Ohio, have been Wis
ting friends and relatives in this town
and Bakersfield the past two weeks Mr..
Gilbert has returned to Cleveland, but
Mrs. Gilbert will remain for few DAYS
longer when she will he accompanies
home by Miss Linnie Gilbert. -George Il.
Wright and wife have returned to their
home here after a few months stay in
Portsmouth, n. H. Mrs, Wright is con
fined to the house with rheumatism and is
attended by DR. Hyde of Bakersfield. -,
Clara Mitchell Is quite ill., Dewey Mitch
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HYDE PARK,

During a severe electrical storm Sunday
afternoon lightning struck twice in this
town. The barn ON the farm occupied by
Ellery Jones' near the centre of the town
was struck and with its contents were
burned. 1t also struck a large maple tree
In s. g. Waite's yard in the village. For
tunatcly the lightning did not enter the
house and no damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Putnam returned
from their Boston excursion Tuesday
cvcning.-Miss Hannah Buck visited
friends in Morrisville the first of the week
D. II. flanley returned to his labors
Tuesday, after spending a week in Essex
and Burlington.-Miss Anna Lilley left
Wednesday for Colorado, where she in
tends to spend the winter
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GEORGIA..

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Brad
ley Post died Of pneumonia Friday, Oc-
tober 1.-THE mid term reception Of the
high school was well attended Friday
evening.-Mr. G. c. Bliss of Burlington
visited his brother, r. w. Bliss, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Oily. who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Newton, left Monday for their
home in Salem, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Grifflths left Thursday for the same
place. Miss Jessie Thomas, who has been
spending some time visiting at /. .. New
toms, has gone to her uncles, p. A.
Thomass In Randoph.--Henry Wells has
sold his place to TREBLE Shore. who will
take possession at oncc.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton smith are coming back to their
old home at the Centre,-Thore will be a
chickon-pie supper In the vestry of the
Methodist Church Friday evening, Octo-
her a, to be given under the auspices OF
the Ladies Aid society, There Will be
music ana Rotations, also q reading by
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs Emily Bckford of East Richford
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Arthur Der
blythe w. c. r. L. will meet with Mrs.
a. W. Ford at the parsonage Wednesday
afternoon, October &C. W. Searles re
turned to his home Thursday from tho
national G. A r. encampmcnt at Wash
ington.-t larence y. Hun of this place
and Miss NJ. Gertrude Merrill of East
Fairfield We're married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert S
Merrill Wednesday, October 15.-Cromwell
Bowen of Des Moines, Iowa is in town
called here by the illness of his mother
Mrs Nj. s. 14eaVens. Chase of
Fletcher is visiting relatives in town.-Mr
and Mrs. d. o. Bowen of sheldon passed
Sunday in tOwn.-Mr and Mrs j. Emmett
Weld, Mrs. Emily Hull and daughter
Ncsta, and Vernon and Lucy Weld at
tended the Hun Merrill wedding at East
Fairndld Wednesday.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Don Chapman and his mother, Mrs. II
A. ColgroVe. and II. l.. Story went to Bos-
ton last week on the excursion The
board of railroad commissioners came
through here last week Wednesday in
specting the Central Vermont road.-Ton
of the members of Lamolle lodge. X Of
+" went To burlington to attend the SEES
SION OF the Grand Lodge last week We'd
nesday.-Frank Mcclure while chopping
had the misfortune to cut his foot. but he
IS atout.-'iarlowN ires's horse got fright
ened by the cars and ran. throwing him
out and injured his hip. 1t is not seri-
ous hurt, but will disable him for while
5 w. Rogers has bought the Stearns
farm on CadY Hill and takes possession
this fall-Mrs. Mary Stearns Cook. who
had shock several weeks ago. died Fri
day. The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at the church, the Rev. Wheelock
officiating. Mrs Cook was lneal de
Sccndant of two of the first families in
town, but now there Is not a relative on
either side in town. She left "A son Louis
VINO has the sympathy of all.-Mrs. Luthcr
Putnam and son Knsley We're appointed
delegates from the SundaY-school Of the
Methodist church to the state Sunday
school convention i'm MorriSV.le this week
Mrs. Josie KinslcY of Worcester Mass
who has been visiting relatives in town,
r turned to her home F'riddY.-MIs Z. j.
Gallup has returned from Beebe Plain. ac-
cotmpanied by her mother. who is to live
with her for the prescnt.-The Roy. Mr.
Iurfec Of Burlington spoke at the Meth
odiSt Church last Sunday morning and
evening, giving facts and figures that are
very convincing on the side of prohibition
and we hope will bear fruit when voting
TIM comcS.-The supper and quilt sale
last Thursday by the w IT, NJ s was n
decided success The quilts sold well and
enough realized to settle all accounts for
pautnE.-Mr and Mrs. j. r. Wells Of
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Joseph Duso has bought of W. V. Phelps
the Shannon place on Pleasant street for
|oh- At the calendar entertainment Fri
day evening $llS was reported as having
been raised by the ladies Of the Calendar.
A promenade and musical entertainment
WAS given by the Enosburgh Falls band
Friday evening, the proceeds of which
VIII he used towards paying for the new
silver instruments r. Gently purchased by
the band for Sl15.-Mrs Marietta Fassett
is quite Ill.--SoVeral from this place at
tended the Franklin county Suuduy-SchoOl
convention which was held in Franklin
Friday, October 1.-THE funeral of Mar
shall Rublcc was largely attended at the
house on Wednesday, October Is, the Rev
+. f. jefferson ofhCiating.--'r Rev. g.
w. Hunt attended the funeral OF Mrs
Cornelia Thatcher in Williston Thursday.
Mrs. Thatcher had resided here with her
daughter, Mrs. Florence Potter. much of
the time during the past 10 yrars.-Thc
i condition of the Rev w j. NJ. Beattic
remains about the same.-AliSs Green and
Myron Tracy We're united IN marriage Oc-
tober A. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. r. F, Jefferson at the home
nf the hride.-'rhe young son of Don Fas-
sctt of Boston is staying with the family
of f. $. TevYau.-A. A. Asetinc and son
Maurice are spending a week in Boston
and New Nork.-W. II. Billado, Solomon
Burt and A. T. Galbraith were i'm Boston
the past week on buslness.-Arnold Burt
has purchased the house and blacksmi n
shop on South Main street of j. f. Sa-
hourin.-Mrs. Pattie Leach has sold her
nroDerty on the East Berkshire road to
Gu rles Marsha; consideration. 81. 400.
Mrs. Leach has purchased the Amos sam
son house on Pleasant street where she
viii reside after November Miss Chas-
tina Lawrence and Miss Mary Campbell
have returned from Sugar Hill n. H..
here they have spent the summer.-M.
Burton Yaw of Montreal is spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. YaW
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BElVlDERE.

Mrs, jed Blaisd,ll is very low.-William
Woodward of Nashua, n H., is visiting
his aunt, Mrs NJ. q. Shattuell-Deer hum
ters took an carly start "Wednesday morn
ing.-Mrs. Nettie Smith and the Rev &. w
Mrs. Nettc Smith and the Rev. c. w
kent nave gone to MorriSVillc to attend
tn" state sunday school convention as
delegates-F O. Shattuck of Burlington
stopped over night in town last week.
The Cemetery Association met at the
cemetery saturday and removed the wall
on the North side, enlarsinG the grounds
and building a fence,-M. f. Dean went
TO St Adams the 18th ON busness.-Thc
Ladies Aid are tn have AN oyster supper
and quilt sale on tickets at James shat
tuck's Thursday night October 50. The
proceeds are to go for the benefit of the
pastor,
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss NuttnE of Bakersfield has been
spending several days the past week with
her friend, Miss Liza Coburn, at w. s.
Rutlee's.-1he Ladies' Auxiliary meet
with Mrs e. A. Perley Wednesday af-
torroon-The district conference of the
clergy of Franklin county will be held in
this parish Tuesday and Wednesday. Oct
and 20 In connection with the public
service will he held Tuesday evening at
1870 O'Clock with addresses on missionary
topics by two of the clergy, Wednesday
at 1880 o'clock a. m. holy communion
Mathis. Litany and sermon at 1890 a. m
k. A. Paul and DR.. T.. L. Washhurn re-
turned last Thursday from a ten days
trip in the West-Mr. and Mrs. A. p.
Pond returned home last week from n
three weeks visit in the West.-Thc
chicken pie supper given by the men of
the Congregational Church at the church
parlors Tuesday evening was a decided
success, clearing about s2S
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GEORGIA..

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ryan entertain
ed about IS young friends Friday evening
in honor of Miss MacCuen of Cheyenne
Wyoming, who is their guest. Music for
dancing was furnished by Messrs. King
and Coburn Violins and Mrs Coburn on
the piano. The house was prettiy deco
rated with autumn leaves and potted
plants and dainty refreshments were
served.-Mrs. Lucina Grnnell and daugh-
ter Mrs. c. b, Mctcalf are visiting Charles
Grinnell in New York city.-Mrs. b. Stone
and daughter of Westford are spending
several days at c. E. Gates's.-C. w. Wit
ters of st. Adams was in town Monday
Miss Katherine Ryan of St Adams and
Miss McNally Of Swanton are visiting at
J A. Ryans
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FLETCHER.

b. c. Smith from Boston. with gen
tlcman friend is visiting at his old home
Mr. and Mrs. Goss from Elgin. ILL.,. are
visiting at G. +. Corses.- L. Smith
paid 81 cents for standard milk or #
cents for butter in Septcmbcr.-'rhe Rev.
Mr. Chase has closed his laborsWith the
Iuivcr salist Church.-Wallace Gibson is
in very poor hcalth.-Mr. Ballard from
Stowe is moving into the Aunt Clara Kins-
ley house for the preScnt.-Charlos Wood
has gone to Grand lslc-Lcghton Rice is
busy night and day making cider.-Hcnry
Patterson and Mrs. Flora Pole were uni
ted in marriage last week at Cambridge
by the Rev. Mr.. Barncs.-Mrs Edward
Hunt is caring for Mrs. Chatcs who is
i'll
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STOWE.

The Rev. d. l.. Evans, pastor of the NJ.
L. Church of Stowe, and Miss Pearl NJ
Poor were united in marriage at the
church on Wednesday, October 10. at B
o clock. The church was decorated for
the occasion by the young people of the
society. The altar railing had been re-
moved and the walls around the altar
were lined with ported plants, conspicu-
Cus among them being many handsome
begonias. massive bell of evergreen
frightened with autumn leaves huns.
above and gates also of evergreen and
autumn leaves separated the altar from
the body of the church, which was filed
to overlooking with interested friends
The ceremony WAS performed by Or. g.
S. Nutter of ST. Adams, Tho organst
was Mrs. A, a. Royce Promptly at the
appointed hour the strains Of Wiin's
ALA Marcia" sounded from the or.AA
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HILL WEST.

The Rev. Harland Smith, who has been
holding meetings here, has returned to
his home in Boston.-Mrs. g. A. Law
renee of Johnson is visiting friends in
this placo.-Georgc Pudvah recently Wis
tied friends in Lowell.-iIeman WCthcr-
bee has moved his family in Adcore st.
ongcs house.-CharlCs DONNA has re
turned to his home from Pawtuckct r.
I-Charlcs Macia has returned to his
home after a weeks visit in Boston
David Rowse is rebuilding his house.
Harvey Domino of East Berkshire doing
the work.--F. D. Maynard of Barre is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Moses
Mavnard-Alrs. julius Maynard Of Pur-
linEton recently visited at the nome of
David MAYNARD.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold a 10 cent social at the
home of A. w. PcCu Tuesday evening.
October IS There will he a short literary
programme. consisting of reading, recita-
tion and musc-Thcrc was n number
rom this place attended the Franklin
County Sunday school convention at
Franklin. October 11.-Mrs. W. j. Mullen
is quite ll.--Mr and Mrs. Merritt Rublec
nf North iIatley visited at the home of
W, r. Noble last week. Mrs NJ. y. Arm
strong ana Ethel Armstrong visited in
MONTGOMERY last weck.-Miss Lillian
Rembcr started last week on the 10 days
excursion to Boston, where she will visit
friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-23
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

George Porter is spending a few days at
his home here. Several from this place
attended the dedication of the new church
AT lllll West last Thursday.-J. II. Farms
worth has rented farm in Bakersfield
and is moving there, and A. X. Gates will
take possession of the Tarblc farm. no
N"mher Mrs. Charles Campbell died
Monday, October 20, and the funeral was
attended from the house Wednesday af
tcrneOn at two O'Clock, the Rev. G. J.
Peterson officiating. Mrs. Campbell leaves
husband, one son, H. G. Campbell OF
this place. and "A daughter, Mrs. IIazen
Tracy who have the sympathy of the
community in thoir bereavement.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGR SPRINGS.

Arthur ShecleY is moving the big barn
from the hill by the lake shore to his farm
"A mile west-rhe material has arrived to
hulld the new station on the Canada
Atlantlc.-IhCre WAS a surprise marty
AT Nathan kiucsoy's Friday evening"
Miss Ida Ladd spent Saturday and sun
day at her home in Grand 1sic-NIrs
Hunter is teaching in Mr. Kingsley's
place while he attends to his work ON the
farm.--Mrs. Chaunccy Smith of Swanton
is visiting friends in this vicinity Mrs.
Jed T. Ladd is spending this week in
MOntDclicr
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WEST FIELD.

Mrs Napoleon Root recently returned
from visiting her daughter near Boston -
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wilcox spent two
Ways at Barton last Week.-Mrs.. Warren
Farman expects to go to Montpelier this
week to spend the week with her hus
band, Representative w. c, Farman Tho
Rev J. II. Wallace went to Boston last
week to visit his son and daughter -Mrs
Michael Gilbert has hcau very sick for a
few days. tn" entertainment in the town
hail last Thursday evening was very well
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-23
BROWNlNGTON.

A. 8. Whitney is soon to move his fam
lily to California. He sold his household
furniture at auction on Tuesday. October
Il. 1t is reported that the trade betwe.u
Mr.. Whitney and Mrs. Bluen has failed
and that Mr. Whitney proposes to sell the
property at auction unless previously dis
posed off.-George f. Campbell has u4-
Nertised his farm and all of his person.
property for sale ut auction on Wednes-
day, October 29-'rhe apple crop here =
very good in quantity, but rather poor in
quality Apples that were not gathered
before the cold nights Of October 10 and
Il We're badly frozen.-Mrs Fatten who
has been stopping with her mother. Nil
Ewen's, who is quite sick with heart
trouble, returned to her home in Lowell.
Mass, October !. Her nephew Ha'ob
Gardyne. wont with hoy Tor u short staN.
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EDEN.

Mrs Ashley Sargent and children have
returned hCme from Canada.-SoVcra
from this place attended the SUNDAY
school convention at Morrsvillo this
weck,-The baby contest of the German
Medical Co. was an interesting feature
here. The prize, Cuban silver set
consisting of " pieces, was given Ia
Riley Earle, he having obtained
the most votcs.-Burt Kinds is
keeping store for Alton O'Brien while
he is In Boston, The most severe thun,
der shower of the season occurred last
Sunday night
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WEST ENOSBURGH

w. r. Ovitt was in Boston several DAYS
last week on business.M. Il. Moffatt has
returned home from Chateaugay, N. y,
where he has been for some tmc.--IIenry
Sylvester has sold the place which he
purchased recently of NJ. j.. Moffatt to
Eugene Broc.-Lewis Buskey has rented
the farm recently occupied by II. D. VIII
liams and moved there the past week -
f. l.. Stanton was in Burlington Saturday
on business
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-23
GLOVE

+. L. Tichurst lost ono of his ,4r
horses last week by its falling thrl.-.
trap door.-Burglars brok, into louu.
& Wilson's blacksmith shop. the srt-
mill. and Wells store Saturday nisht
At Mr. Wells they broke the mo.
drawer open and opened the safe but yo
no money,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-23

resident of this place, visited relatives
here the past week. Mr. Bassott bears
lightly the weight OF 81 years j. A.
Watkins and Miss Nernal of st Adams
were united in marriage Thursday. Oc-
t"hor IA son WAS born to Mir and Mrs
Lester smith October 13-ScVcral cases of
hlphtheria are reported at Pleasant Val
lev and vicinity
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FAIRFAX,

The collection at the Baptist Church
Sunday, when Mrs. Scott a colored lady
spoke was $3.50 The address was given
in behalf of the American Baptist Home
Mission society.
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At China Hall Co.'S,
Sale Room

Courtesy is invariably prac-
ticed. We never turn down Wis
itorS because they do not at once
proclaim their wants. Some
people like to look around and
price goods that they may get
an idea of the charges on those
with which they are familiar
before they ask for things with
which they are unacquainted.
Some buyers "shop" on princi-
pie before they buy.
Our store has broad aisles, large
tables, ample light, front and rear,
everything marked in plain
figures-and we like company.
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RI. w. ALLEN & CO.

ell who has been very i'll FOR somctim5
Is improving. st MarN's guild mot Thurs.
Gay afternoon. October l6 with Mrs. c.
H. I'M and work was begun for the mis-
sionary box, which Is to be- sent at Easter
time.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from 3rd page)

lost finger at the same mills a few
months age.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

n. l., RifOrd has sold his farm known
as the Steven Kiford farm part to John
Continued on lth pageJ
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

the pastor. the Rev. William Shaw. A
are cordially invited to attend
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-23
our MINERAL RESOURCES.
Iron and Coal Still Hold the FIRST T"o
Places

Wash.ns.on. o., 3 The annnal
volume ~. Tho mineral resources - tn
United States for ,sol. prepared hy p-
DAVID + lay ~ II. geological survey.
has been s"r; 70 press and vii ," i.
sue! soon An interesting t'atur" q.
,hc report IS n compilation = stats
ties showing the number O. working
DAYS los, IN strikes in tho coal nous.
try These figures luclu.e u" resent
year and are hfourht nj - aa'" n"
total number q. days lost fcr Il" .r's-
cni year is PLACED NJ ."o' -" DAY
compared with 80 s.. dafs II l2al.
a.s.S.iua II iyo9 ard l2;l1; III ls+f
II" te.or, places IL" 'o'a4 mih"sas
rro!uc. - the country tor IT, Year a.
81. .ns6.s .sast.l. n gain o. little more
than : per cci.t over the promotion ol
1900.
Az heretofore truu a.a coal ars
shown tn ho The most important ~ oar
m,nora! products The valu" - 'Ioa
In 1901 Was s....i1.."no. as compare
with scsa.q;, 900 III l!o0. and -" 'a'nf
O. cna. Mas sass .lo, 80 a. compare
with sse6.s.l .3i; In 1900
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-23
MOB HANGS NEGROES,
jury Pronounces Death Penalty an;
Crowd Seizes Prisoners.

Hampstead. Tex, Oct. 23.-Jim Yves
10y and Redick Barton, negroes. were
strung up TO the same telegraph ro.c
tuesday night by an infuiiated mob.
Both negroes had been found guilty
Of assault and murder and TIC d. h
penalty was fixed by iuries on witch
served several negroes. Once duriro
the trials mob broke into the court
house but was dispersed.
Immediately after the trial vefo
over and sentence returned several
nen in the courtroom oyerpoaerod the
sheriff The mob again ea'ercl anl
took Wesley In charge. T.e r9h t s.
broke into the Jail and socu.e ! r.lte.
The men were hung on I'll. same tel
egtaph pole where like fate wa met
BY negro the week before.