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Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
Walton News.


Quite number attended church
al Christian Rest Sunday aud
heard an able sermon by Rev. Mr..
Nelson.
Our young people enjoyed a
singing at Liberty Hill Sunday.
Pete NuDnslly. after spending a
month with his sister. Mrs. ID. T..
Coward, at Holly Springs, return
ed home Tuesday.
James q. Blognt visited Mrs.
G. L. Petty one day last week.
Mrs L. j. Petty and little son.
Jack. was the guest of Mrs. L. v.
Sunnally this week.
Miss Lille May field visited Miss
Dolly Wait Sunday.
Miss Ida Mayiield vas the CUES,
of Miss Sue Brown Sunday.
Will MAJOR. of Oxford. Is visit.
ing friends aud relatives this week
Louis and Jim Nunnally spent
Thursday in Oxford.
Chas. Ward spent Friday in Ok.
ford.
Mrs. Annie Baker visited the
bedside of Mrs. Bette Petty last
Monday.
Squire Owens. of Liberty Hill
visited Henry Tyer Tuesday.
The young people enjoyed a
musical entertainment at the resi-
dence of Delta McElvany Satur-
day night.
Dock Miller and son, Willie.
are in our midst.
Delta MeElvany and family
spent Tuesday in Oxford.
Will Brown and Mrs. DIR. Wal
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Oxford.
Mesdames Chas Owens and
Lola Bounds visited Mrs. G.. Il
Petty Wednesday.
We are very sorry to say thai
Miss Annie Hale is quite SICK thi:
week. We wish her a speedy re.
e0very.
Mr.. Ford visited relatives il
our midst Saturday and Sunday.
M. L. E. Matthe SIS and wife anS
little son. Robert, and Mr.. Moore
and sister visited the home of DIR
/. s. Brown Friday and Saturday
With best wishes for the deal
old EAGLE We remain as ever.
VALENTINE.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
MUST HANG.
VIII Mathis to Pay the
Penalty on June "a.
III >HF ~uff fHurS Ee nsi-r> 80 oPiniur,.
"uea- aEd Ls~fsr VIII NJ Dsuht Get
The sane News >~<f Monday

The supreme Cour; has affirmed
the decision Of the lower court in
the ease of VIII Mathis and sent
enced him 20 be hung Tues lay.
June 24ih. The opinion u2s hand.
ed dosn ay Judge Csihoun. who
stated that The case was un2aral-
led IN the history of the state.
He based his decision upon the
confession Of Mathis TO George
jackson the mornin. following
the murder. The eases of Whit
Owens and Orlando Lester Will
be brought up Monday ana 1t l.
confidently expected that they
wiilaiso receive the sane sentence
a. their partner IN crime.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
A TRUST EXPLoDE2.

The trust i generally conceded
to be tue poor mans enemy. ana
cnly the capitalist reaps decide 1
benefits ;aesefrom. Ii our South.
ern people w0uld realize the pow
er and variety OF their local re-
sources, and proceed to approgr.
ate them there would tie TO iii
effects felt in cur Southland. from
the existence of this giant evil
Food supplies and necessities.
are the main ;tines the ;r->,
seeks TO grasp. and these together
with many luxuries. can be pro-
dgcel at home. and along with
independence. be enjoyed by eve
y working man in our state. Land
i 30 cheap, ard plentiful ID Mis-
sIsSippi, that a garden and or
chard eau se had by any one vho
wants it. Ii properly managed.
every foot OF ground eau be made
productive from April until De
cember. aud a surplus OF vegeta'
b.es raised for the Intervening
months. Fruit also. il abundant.
throughout our state. from early
spring until late autumn. and the
surplus could be preserved or
dried for winter Use. aud thus Gu
down expenses through the win
ter.
AS- !, : said. Satan must be
Tough, with IRE. so the trust must
be fought with independence on
the part Of the working people.
Every natural advantage SHOULD
be turned 10 account. aud eeuuo
my Of space time and Industry
made d study. worthy Of every
one deslrOus OF enjoying freedom
IN dee' a. veil Is IN name.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
Mt. Zion News.

The much wished for rain has
fallen- We now have a splendid
season IN the ground and vegeta-
ton Is moving of nicely.
Quite a heavy rain fell Sunday.
A great many farmers are hay-
ing their cotton hOed out. Several
are over. This Is good policy, for
June the wet grass growing month
will soon be usheerd in
Our community vas sorely
shocked by the sad accident and
death Of little Genie Brown, sec.
ond son of Mr.. Isaac Brown of
West Oxford. His remains were
;aie TO rest in the Mt Zion GENE
terry Saturday morning iE the pre-
senee of a large number Of sorrow-
ing relatives anj friends. Rev.
X u. Porter, of Oxford. conduct
ing the funeral services. The
heart broken father aud mother
have the sincerest sympathy of
their many friends and relatives
here in this sore trial. May God
comfort them
Mrs. JEFF Green left a few days
ago 10 visit her daughter at Thax-
ton, who is very sick
Mrs George Hamilton, of OK
ford, visited reatives here Satur.
day and SUNDAY.
Mr.. j. n. Stephens had the ms.
fortune TO lose a nice mule q few
days ago.
We were sorry to learn that
Mrs Lonnie Stephens was quite
sick with ehills last week.
Miss Pzttie Nichols, Who is
teaching a subscription school aI
Friendship. treated her students
to nice strawberry supper Fri
day night
The singings I'M lfhe neighbor.
hood each week are well attended
We hope those who take part will
apply themselves and feel it their
duty to ill the choir each Sabbath
at church and use the voice God
has gwen them, to his glory
Young people are held as much
responsible for lost opportunities
as older ones
Children's Day will be observed
at MI Zion Sunday morning. Nc
afternoon service.
BROWN EYES.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
What a Close Observer Saws

One VINO has examined statIs
tics on the subject, aud Is a close
observer Of human nature saws:
More women, than men, never
marry.
More men marry a second time
than women.
More girls marry under twenty
than after.
All old bachelors live and die
IN the belief that they could have
had their PICK III the matrimonial
market, but remained single from
choice.
Old maids are such from prefer.
enees or because the right man
didn't propose, but not one man
IN fifty can be convinced that
they ever mad a chance to change
their estate.
The bachelor girl doesn't marry
because she has hobby that she
prefers TO a husband, but no one
questions her ability 10 tack a
Mrs 10 her name il she made up
her mind 10 do sO-aad didn't
change II
a man never gets too old or il
ever too ugly 10 be vain OF his
looks, and TO believe that some
woman would marry him. if his
wife died.
The more devoted a man is "a
his wife. the friskier he will be
when widOwer.
Every woman likes fiattery. but
il must be administered sugar
coated, or she takes 1t as bad
medicine.
The man who fieeces the widow
and orphan and grinds the poor
TO lay up money for his fanil,
when he is dead, is sure to hay.
his money enjoyed ty his widow.
second choice.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

Lis- of unclaimed mail matter Left
IN the oxford. Miss, Post -OiEiee for
ths week ending May L.. is0-:
l Austin. Miss Emma
2 Dye, samuel
3 Davis. LiRcinthia.
! Folks. Miss siIvie.
Frost, Mrs. E T.
HAYNES, II. B.
Haywood, Miss ya-thl-
; Hudson. Miss V q.
HutsOn, Rev. :. ID.
10 jenkins, Wallace.
IL McFOroi, Miss Lucy.
II o'BOnnOn, :. l..
Is Price, Mrs Lucy
IA Moody, MIS- Kachel
" hen calling for the above please
giTe No OF letter and date advertised
e :. PIERCE. p. NJ.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
COrreSpoptleace.
NEW LEwIsvILLE. ARK.
Nav Il. 1902


May Il. 1902.
I'D. EAGLE: IL was with a de
gree of sadness, that 1 read in
your late issue an account of DIR.
Isom's death. As a friend and
neighbor ! desire TO place at least
a flower upon his grave. lie had
lived 80 long in Oxford and prac-
tIeed medicine so many years in
the county. that few men will be
80 much missed as he. III ] am
not mistaken. he praciiced Ia my
fathers family for thirty i've or
forty years. well remember
that when DIR Isom was sent for,
the patient was quite sick, and
when he said it was a serious case,
all were very uneasy. lie WIS a
cultured and perfect gentleman,
honest aud sincere in all that he
did He was a special friend OF
my father and mother.
As physician he had few supe-
IiOrs. as a christian he was very
devOui, a man OF great faith in
God, and a fine type of the Old
Blue Stockings.
Dying on sunday morning in
the beautiful month of May. what
a bright day in which to go to
heaven. What a meeting on that
happy shore where loved ones
meet never TO part again.
Nearly all the older citizens of
Oxford whom | knew when a mere
boy have passed over the river.
and trust are resting under the
shade of the tree OF eternal lie.
Col Lamar, Samuel King. Judge
Barr, .Sllas and Andrew Owens.
Nr. Fee and many others have
gone the way of all the earth.
There are but a few that are
left behind; perhaps Capt. wm.
Thompson and one or two others
are all that remain of those older
men whom l knew in the years
gone by.
In CONCLUSION l wish to state
that / often think of the Doctors
son, I. D. Isom, Jr. We we're
desk mates in the preparatory de-
partment of the University in
lS16-1s. A noble hearted fellow.
nothing he possessed vas too
good not to be divided among his
friends He had a bright mind
and seemingly a great future was
before him. yet was cut down in /
his early manhood.
1t Is with a degree Of sadness
TO NE, zs l think of T. ID. Isom,
Jr, Charles Roberts. and Wilbur
Harris, good boys who we're cut
down in early life Peace be TO
their ashes
Now may the Father Of love and
mercy be with all the relatives of
my esteemed friend DIR. IsOm. is
the prayer anu sincere desire of
An old lafayette county boy.
ALoNZo ". ROBERTSON
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

As proof-thaf Smiths Sure Kidns Y
Cure" is the greatest Plood Purifier
of the age, we invite any and all who,
by reason Of impure blood, have un-
slightly pimples or blotches on the
iAee or eruptions on any part of the
body, 70 try one bottle of the above
great remedy and witness the disap-
pearance of the unsighrly blotches
and the return of beauty to the skin
The crude material that forms the
base of this great preparation is used
by the natives of Jar India for the
healing of all blood impurities and
this blood-purifying property is what
makes it the greatest of all Kidney
remedies Price 50 cents and sl.O3.
For sale by 4. Il Keudel.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

l vas troubled With severe female
WsaSne>s for over six months. was
Treated BY Sax very prominent physi-
cans without any marked benefit.
Ny last doctor vas skilled eciaIiss
and nss told me the olly nope lay in an
operation | nearyi Of smiths Sure
hidney Cure ana after using = for one
month | ind myself cured. ana even
the doctor wh0 ia>e treated ne now
prOEOunces me well.
AAs- j. K ! AVER, Atlanta Ga
PEsce % cents and SI.OJ. For ale
BY \. II. Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

AT the end Of the campaign .
writes Champ Clark. aIissourii- bril-
tiant conzressntn- from oyerwork.
nervous tension, iOss of sleep and con-
stant speaking | had about utterly
collapsed Il seemed that all the or
gans N ny body were out of order.
but three bottles Of Electric Bitte-s
maize me all right It's the best all
round medicine ever sold over 4 drug
gist's counter" over worked. run
Gown men and weak. sickly women
gain sPleudid health and vitality from
Electric liit.e Try them Only soc
Guaranteed By al druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
Pine Hill Nafex

Everything looks glad and CAV
TINS morning. as We had a deliohf-
iui rain about dawn. Farmersars
happy aud housewives are as busv
as the little songsters of ,he forest
an seem TO be sounding forth
praises to the Great Giyer of eve.
ry good and perfect gift.
some of or people attended
Childrers Day at LAFAYETTE
Springs, Sunday, and report a
grand time. The young ladies
told OF the various trials and
temptations the human race is
SUBJECT TO In this life, in their reci.
.ahons, and how to escape the
horrors Of the wine cup and a
ieion's cell, and to trust in Jesus
20 guide them along the rugged
pathway of lite, and brought forth
much thought for old and youn.
oy the question. What am / do.
ing, and what is my influence in
my own h0mei 1t will certainly
De sad, if such efforts fail to maIe
a good impression. The lads and
iassies did their part equally Well.
and even the little wee tots sent
ior.n much food fer thought.
Tue zeal of the mothers vas
enough to arouse the entire town.
ana last, but not least. Prof
0ooisoy, with his christian hu.
mility Carried out his part we'll.
Ihen followed the much appreei-
aied pastor, Rev. j. H. Bass. With
ms earnest talk on the cause Of
missions In the collection that
followed, if the contribution vas
no. liberal, the entire audience
mad better ask themselves. vhat
am | doingi The worthy Super.
intendent, although he is nearinv
his three-seore and ten wear. h.s
do good. ' ~
M. r IT, Rankin has about re-
covered from his fall and il On,
again. - Jul
Littie Gabe Crawford has been
quite sick several weeks buf "a
improving
Ine sad tidings of the death of
"nIe Brown, west Of Oxford
Isacnfd us last evening. Nav our
heavenly Father comfort the "a,
ents in their sorrow.
Memorial services are to h.I
/, nsld on the e4th inst, at Cypress
creek and Liberty Hill churches
nay such services be a benefit tn |
every community in which thew
are held. Ms .nes
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

u - Cared ThOT~ansi-- viii Cur~ You.
II you are troubled with Kidney or
Bladder troubles, such a. Dropsy.
brignt's Disease, Cararrb. Gravel q,
tle Bladder. Bladder, Al5umen in
El1e ana unhealthy deposits, or too
frequent discharge Of the urine, pain
IN tae D1eS and bladder, dropsicgl
-~eliing> of the feet and legs, etc, We
glaraEle that By using Smiths Sure
Aiiney Cure, complete cure will be
snscted- Price % cents and sI.Oo.
Eor sale oy 4. IL Keudel-
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

TINES are good and the Ameri
cans are long suffering. For the
time being the politicians nay ind
it safe to fool the people by Jug
ding with the trust question. But
should there come a general busi
ness depression the party in pow
er would have to give strict ae
count of its stewardship. Neither
he party that had permitted them
10 usurp unlimited power nor the
trusts themselves could expect to
.sespS unseatAed from the orde Al.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

The number OF congressional
speeches now being prepared for
distribution before the elections
next November breaks all records
There are al present IN stock.
ready for the Campaign Commit
lees 300, ,O0G. goo copies OF speeches
at this session.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

y N2S in Nevada gives out a
story 10 the effect that lie has been
digging nugge.s of gold as big as
hen eggs. But he does not state
What brand Of opium be has been
smoking.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

Nor tor SIX weeks. probably.
till the result OF the court mari al
OF 'en. Smith II Manila be made
known. Like as not the hysterl
Cal public may forget all about it
5y that time.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

INDIGNATION Is reported among
The German nobility against the
obvious purpose OF the German
emperor 10 recognize the trading
and commercial class OF his coun-
try officially and personally. But
this Is not the only way the nobil-
ity has of making itself ridiculous
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

AN exchange notes this di fer
snee between the Mckinley way
and the Roosevelt way of doing
things. The Mckinley way of
doing II would have been TO send
a private message TO Gen Funston
by a discreet aide some time ago.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

The Republicans might be de-
pended upon to get themselves
into a hole that they couldn't get
out OF after awhile II they didn't
have Ben TIllman 20 help them.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

A party of lawyers sat around
an offiee table exchanging expe-
rIence. Let's see who can tell
the biggest lie, and give him a
price said one.
Agreed all responded. Then
one after another of these experts
IN the art OF preyaEiearion tod a
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

THAT recent tornado in Iowa
wys probably caused by the wind
rushing into The vacuum made by
the removal OF Secretary Shaw to
Washington.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

The daughter OF Senator Quay
Will break the bottle at the launch.
ing Of the battleship Pennsylvania
This is as II should be: for isn't
Pennsylvania the Quay ker State.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT took
occasion Sunday to reprimand a
Washington high school cadet for
his sloaehy appearance. II has
oeen feared tor some time that the
rebuking habit was becoming
chronic with the president.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

PADEREwsKI wept when he
sailed for Europe last week. Pro
badly because he was carrying
only sl2j.000 of American money
With him.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

The question. What shall We
DO with our ex presidents.T con-
tinues 10 be agitated. But We will
probably keep on doing with them
as We have always done-use them
tor the purpose of making invidi-
Jus comparisons.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22


Between your children and the tor
lures OF itching and burning eczema.
se-ldoead or other skin diseases
HOW XIV, BY using Buekleuis Aruica
oa4Ve, eaEtn's greatest healer. Quick
est cure Ulcers, Fever Sores. Salt
hneum, Cuts Barns or Bruises. In
allioie for Piles. 3jc II all drug
ores.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

II We properly understand the
position. the London consul
generalship affords no unusual op-
pOrigaIty tor the Hon II. Clay
Evans 10 be Extensively honest.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

THERE Is another way Of look
iug al this trouble with the cruiser
GhicacO's riotous crew. they ought
10 Seli better liquor in Venice.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
What Thin F,lk. Need.

Is greater power of digesting AMI
assImilating food For them DIR.
Kings New Life Pills work wonders
They tone and regulate the digestive
organs. gently expel all poisons from
the system. enrich the blood, improve
appetite, make healthy flesh. Only
2sc At all drug stores.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
confeaerate Stamps ana Note.

l pay good prices for Confederate
stamps, envelopes, scrip and bonds
Look over yours and le. me know
what yOu h1ve- or better still send
samples refer - any bank in the
country. want clean. not xoru oct
stuff 60 through Your relics aud see
Nnat you have. / deal fairly wirn al.
Ac1ress, 7. c HAEB8CGa.
CaS<cONl. Ohio.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

Vow that the new Cuban flag
iOats from the capital at Havana
ihe Cubans might Well adopt as
heir national anthem. Twinkle.
twinkle. little star. how We VOL
der what YOU are.-
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

TEE retirement OF Lewis Nixon
srom The leadership OF Tammany
gives the Il told you so'>' another
day al 20 themselves.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

JoHE -. GATES appears TO De
me ~puller n" Tor the Morgan
game. II i now reported that be
has acquired the Monon.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

\ KENTUCKY woman Is running
ior Congress on a prohibition
ticket. Her sex il probably al
that saves he- from violence.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

Do f.a Know What Nou Are Taking
w lsa yol take Groves fas.eless
Chill Tonic because the formula 10
plainly printed ON every bottle show
ing that i Is simply Iron aud Qainine
n a tasteless form No Cure. No
Pay Price 50 cents
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

IHE Birmingham editors are
making brave fight for pure
wafer. Aad. e tbe sane ,i-ae. a
disinterested one.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

Il know there is N es. trust =
said the Lady, and from the price
| paid for some eggs yesterday. [
wouldn't be surprised TO here of
tina: edible becoming an anatrain.
able luxury. but not from trust in
huenee- Ny high priced eggs
came in this way. Ny black nam
mY came in from the country upon
her semiannual visit. She car
ried III her hand small basket
which she opened. and proudly
disclosed a dozen or so hen ega-
Oar dey is, honey she said.
jest one dozen and three. Use
been powerful sick, but | lowed
l warni gwIne tech nary aig, kase
was savIn am fer my white chile =
Of course | highly appreciated
this evidence OF mammy's love
and favor. and so expressed my.
self Then she proceeded to en-.
ter her bill.
Say. honey, jest put me up a
iew pounds of sugar and cOffee ia
dat basket. and gimme er ham
bone and er bag OF biscuits to eat
on my road home. Den dar's DAT
dress you don't need. an yo' ole
NANNY naked as a jay bird in
pipin time. As | see yOu's got
some old shoes and hats and caps
OF yo' ehillun I'll Jest cram um in
my sack. as | knows you Oughten
ter let dem ehilIan be warm sech
Oars a quilt what's WARM out
aud tore eOunterpane. l knows
you's savin ter me. I'll Jest take
er peep IN de kitchen now. an see
how many buckets and wore out
plates and cups and sassers | can
tote home. Much obleeged to
YOU honey fur de sugar and coffee
and elOse.r
Nanny added the finishing
touches. -Er' white 'oman liyir
in dat big house down yonder a,
me as was comm on. eff had
aigs ter sell. NO marin, | fol
. her, | jest got er basket NV ZEN
here fer my young mIstis', Mis-:
Her NAV and paw i:
dead. and course | got ter hop,
take care of her. / most died fel
ajgs when | was sick wild de eriv
but | wouldn't tech er one of em'
kase 1 knOwed my chile needed
'em. Goodbye honey. Save uu
some coats and breeehes auC
shirts and dresses OF 20. ehilIu,
fer my grandchillun, an Ill sho
fetch you some gourds mex faI.
| promised ole marse and ole mis-.
I'd take care OF you, and Ise
gwine ter do it,
I Then | sat down and mental,
calculated the price I had paiC
for one dozen aud three eggs. ant
inwardly congratulated mysel
upon not having but one blael
nanny 10 take care of me.u
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
To Car~ n Cold In On. .say.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets All druggists refund the money
II j, fails to cure. T. w Groy e's sigma
ture Is on each box sc.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

II troubled BY weak digestion. loss
appetite o. constipation, try a few
doses OF ChamberIainTs stomach and
Liver Tablets Every box warranted.
FOR sale b. - z. Chiffon s Co.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

Th~ Bess Prescriptions for Malaria
CniIl- and Fever is bottle of Grove
Tasteless Chill Tonic. II Is simply iron
and quine IN a tlsteless form No cure
no pay. Price 80 cents.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
For Sale.a

Several good mich Cows Ap-
ply TO MRS KATE MILLER,
oxford. Miss
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

stops the Cough and Works ON the Cold
Laxative BromO- -Qainine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure, NO
Pay. Price % cents.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22
THEY SAY"

They say thai the recent
earthquakes are a sure sign that
The world i about 10 come to-an
end Ii So. there Will not be anv
tine tor packing valises. and
making eiaborat2 preparation Ter
departure Tae chronic chestnut
loAer viil also De ogi Of a job. as
TOO much real business Viii Oecu
py his attention.
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

III just tell. said the young
man Of .welve. Il ain'i got no
heart for an. thing. That girl Of
mine has done gone and got mar
-ied. and nOw there amt nothin
10 1--we fUr. lOn see she married
a iel.er don't know. bat 10
hope hes lii;le old ugly sneak.
and they II fight and scratch Ike
dog aud cat And | JEST wish I'd
grow up tall and handsome. ana
get rich and folks would come 10
seS ne ike they do Sehley aud
Bry yan, and that s.El could see me.
Then wouldn't she wish she'd
waited for me 'till / growed up !.
You bet -
Oxford eagle., 1902-05-22

Il jus; wish you could have
been at OHr house the other dav
and heard ma said tie pretrv
girl, | found aud old love letter
pa wrote her before they married
Ia tie warmvst day of their court
ship. | read the letter to ma
putting nv own name In the plae.
OF hers. You just should have
heard ma rave and stamp her foot
Ia disgust. She said the man who
could write such a letter. didn't
have sense enough 10 come In out
OF the rain. and forbade me to
have anything TO 10 with such
nonSenSical stuff.
Then gave ma tie letter n
read aad-weli the quiet was so
deep that yau could hear the eat
"lnkiEg Ia the back ward. Saw
What You please. 1 don't beIiev,.
we've progressed one inch IN love
mixing since pa and ma dld ta,ir
eUurting.r