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Evening journal., 1903-12-16
INVITED TO.
TRABE BOARD DINNER

President Roosevelt VIII be Invited
TO attend the big banquet TO be held
at the armory on January s. in the in
terests OF the. proposed ship canal.
which is being arranged under the
auspices Of the Wilmington Board OF
Trade
This decision was reached at meet
ing Of the special committee Of the
Board of Trade last night. The follow
ing committee was appointed 10 go to
Washington on Friday and earnestly
request the President TO honor the
Board Of Trade by attending the above
banquet: Thomas II. Savery. Alfred O.
Crozier Josiah Marvel and Captain
Horace Wilson.
Judge George Gray who was invited
TO preside at the banquet, has accepted
the invitation. He said he woulc be
glad TO act in that capfity.
The reports of the various commit
tees were made last night and an of
them were encouraging. The finance
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
MORE TROUBLE
FOR TAYL0RS
Parson May Go to Iowa to
Stand Trial on Bigamy
Charge
BROTHER ARRESTED FOR FORGERY

Charged with forgery. William Tay-
lor. a brother of the Rev. Irwin ".
Taylor. who is locked up at the county
workhouse because OF his inability to
furnish a $1,000 bond for the payment
OF S25 month for the support OF his
wife. is locked up in the City Hall. SO
far four complaints have been receiv-
ed from business men in different
parts of the city, who were swindled
by the prisoner
Harry Beeson, at sixth and Shipley
streets, cashed a check for 50 for the
young man. and finding it to be a for
gerry Immediately reported the fact TO
the police. Three more complaints
were received and Taylor in conse-
quencc was much sought for man by
the police. Beside Beeson the prisoner
forged checks on J. Edward Strong Of
Seventh and Lombard streets FOR s..
Joseph B. Brown of Fifth and Spruce
streets for s. and Joseph B. McHugh
Of Eighth and Church streets for s..
Taylors mode OF operation was to MI
out a check ia his own favor and sign
his fathers name to it, The checks
arc in the possession OF the police and
the prisoner VIII probably be arraign-
ed in City Court tomorrow morning.
The prisoner was the brother who in
formed Mrs. Taylor No. l in this city
OF her husbands perfidy. resulting in
the. latter's arrest. AS a result the
preacher was arrested and is now in
Jail. with very good prospects of being
taken to Iowa for trial on a charge OF
bigamy.
Chief of Police Black last night al
the request OF the authorities of Iowa
sent affidavits Of the marriage OF the
bigamous preacher IN this city before
the second marriage was contracted in
the West. Mrs. Taylor No. viii &c
to Iowa il the authorities Of that state
pay the transportation and expenses OF
herself and another person. She has
said she VIII not make the trip alone
| 1t is reported that Governor Hum
viii In a short time receive a forma
request from Iowa for the custody Of
1 Taylor. and he win be turned over &c
pay the penalty of his crime.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16

committees has received q large NUM-
Der OF contributions. but not near
enough as yet to defray the general
expenses. Responses IN answer TO
appeals sent out should be sent TO
John 5. Rossell.
Letters Of acceptance have been re-
ceived from a number of prominent
men from other States.
In neat address to the board Presi-
dent Thomas II. Savery exhorted all
of the members to work hard for the
ultimate success Of the project. lie
said Delaware had been neglected at
Washington and there must be some
thing done to restore us to our former
standing. He stated that for some un-
accountable reason the picture OF
Caesar Rodney. is not in the capital at
Washington with the other signers of
the Declaration OF Independence.
1t is TO rectify such things as these
that the Board OF Trade Of this ely
is organized and also to promote the
interests and welfare OF the city.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
.SAMUELS CASE Goes
OVER UNTIL AFTER XMAS
Murder Trial Will Come Up
January MANY Wit
ncsses Summoned

Chief Justice Lore announced in
County Court this morning that the
case OF Curtis L. Samuels, charged
with the murder or Pasquale Diabbaile
would not be called for trial until
Monday. January 4. The case was set
for next Monday. but the judges learn
ed that the state alone had more than
fifty witnesses. and it would therefore
be impossible to get a verdict before
Christmas Day Rather than run the
risk OF locking the jurors up over
Christmas. the court decided to post
pone the case until after the holidays.
All other criminal business not dis
posed OF win be taken up next Monday.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
ARRANGEDFOR OELEGATION
TO SEE THE PRESIDENT
Senator Ball Has Fixed Mat
ter fer Board of Trade in
Washington

The committee from the Wilmington
Board Of Trade, which viii 60 to Wash
ington on Friday TO appear before the
River and IIarbor Committee viii go al
the samc time as the Philadelphia deiega-
ton. The latter party win 90 down on
a special hain and 80 Is likely the VIII
minston contingent Will join them here.
Senator BAH has arranged for an inter-
view with President Roosevelt by the Wal
minglon delegation. They will take ad-
vantage OF shis opporturty 10 ask The
President personally TO be present az tho
banquet to be held in the Armory on jan
uary s.
Josiah Marvel was instrumental through
Senator Bal. who is also member OF the
Board Of Trade, in bringing the audiences
about.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16

Immediately after Superior Court con
vened this morning. l.. Irving Handy.
counsel for the painhn in The special jury
case Of Mary Era Spear VS.. the r.. r.
& w. Ralrcad Company. set for trial to-
day. asked that the name Of Albert Con-
stable Of Elsion be put on the records,
as counsel with him in the case. The rail-
road ls Represented by ward and Gray. Ie
is an action for damages.
Mr. lGray asked for. continuance on the
ground Of ihc absence Of a nonresident
material witness. he stated that the alb
sent witness was employed by a Sara
ioga hus.ness house. lie said that the w4t-
ness. whose name Is Jamos Hanna. was
la passenger ON lhe irain thar run down
Mr. spear Mr. cray Informed the court
that he sent word to the witness when tho
tf.ol was 81 for TODAY and .hat he also
sent man 20 saratosa after him last SAT-
urday Tho man returned on Monday
Without finding Hanna. az he was on q
business trn In Virginia and could not bo
located
Wiinam ~. Bauu1ru- superintendent Or
the ,c-1l division Of ihe railroad was
cai'od to the stand and stated that the alb
sent witness would be able 10 testify 10
tho blowing of the whistle and ringing OF
the h,n at the crossing.
Mr Handy opposed a. continuance being
granted on the ground lyi1tt due diligence
was rot used. as lt vns not proven unas "a
subpoena was ever issued for the absou,
witness. He also called thc courts ac-
tention to the fact ihait the case has been
an issue FOR two tetms
Mr.. Constable stated that IN a case like
this the absent Witnesses testimony SHOULD
have been taken by a. commission and II
! not Il is at thu risk Of the side ne is Wit
ness for.
Tho court refused the motion on tn
ground that this was tihe second trial tern
4 and defendant had not shown proper dili
r gence as he should have taken ehe tcst
4 monr Of absent Witnesses by commits
e sion and as he had not done SO ho TOO
- tho risk.
a Counsel FOR both Sides retired Tor O ccs
IS ference aud IN about ten mln,rca rrurp'
~ to ihc room when Afr. Handy stated
10 fho court that O. settlement had bee
BE- agreed on and asked thar the case be al
continucd. The amount Of damages g
plaintin was suing FOR was $4,000. I'll
terms OF settlement could not be learne'
Tho special jury case OF James +. Ks1
nsdy VS.. Delaware Cotton Company va
see Tor trial next Tuesday.
y Tnc case Of Sidney l.. Heidclbaugh "
: Alfred /. DUPONT was continued uni
= next term. Court adjourned until satui
y day.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
LOST
RACE AGAINST DEATH
Edward Satchell, Stranger
Here, Dies While Being
Taken to Hospital

In race between life AMI death last
evening the crew Of the Phoenix ambul-
ance ios-. The wagon was called - Front
and Grange streets and arriving there
found Edward satchell. aged 5S years. Of
No. eo3 Maryland aYepue. in dying
condition. He was ID I'm the ambulance
and the driver vtApped bD horse into a
run. The race was against odds and be-
fore the Delaware Hospital VAS reached,
Satcheil had expired.
The deceased worked in this city, but
has 10 relatives here His body wls
claimed this morning hv Iron MollGers'
Union, No. 80. This organlzaniot will
bury The deceased and the funeral will
be held on faturday.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
.OM|S TALKS
ABOUT PANAMA
|istant Secretary of State
Jays President Executed
Peoples Will
.USSES ISTHMUS CONDITIONS
Hres Colombia Rejected Canal
eaty to Loot French Company Of
100000, and Had They Succeeded
ar Would Have Followed.

low York. Dec. 16.-The conditions
fch resulted in the recent establish
s It Of the Republic of Panama were
Nussed at the banquet of the Quill
b. held at the Hotel Manhattan, by
8ncis B. Loomis, assistant secretary
tate OF the United States. and NJ.
#lippe Bunau-Varilla, minister for
lama. The Rev e. S. Tipple. DID,,
SFident OF the club. presided, and
! bug those present we're Albert
w, editor OF the Review Of Reviews,
President Frissell. of the Hampton
1itute.
assistant Secretary Loomis, in
'ssing his views on Panama, said
2part:
I'VE have not desired TO annex Pan
y. and we have not done so. The
7sident simply excepted the will OF
American people with due regard
international law and rights. He
4 instructed by congress to secure
anal route on the Isthmus Of Pana-
i. II possible He waited until the
|ournment of the Colombian con
SIS, and gave the government of that
|ntry every oppo -tunity to ratify
\ treaty or to proI sose some proper
lthod looking to the ratification OF a
" treaty. and the Colombian con-
bss. in utter bad faith, rejected the
|aty and adjourned
Fin less than a wee ks time, and be
Re the president could be. reason
BY expected to turf to grave consid-
Rtion Of the Mica route, the
lg-expeeted and inevitable revolu-
IN in Panama caine to pass; the
ople arose as one Jnan, and, in thor.
gh accord, witho,1. the firing of a
lgle shot, unresis ed they quietly
tablished a government of their own
ley had thrice been Independent and
e right Of seeessiqn n was. believe
pressly stipulated in some OF their
'"The rejection OF the treaty at Be.
ia was an unfrier dly act. from III,
ewpoint OF International law Co
nbia appealed TO as to enter into q
saty TO build canill. the treaty va.
lgotiated with her in a most liberal
drit on our part, and was then re.
cted by the Colombian government
ID congress without debate. II be-
me evident. shortly after the open
& OF the Colombian congress In June
at there was not the least intention
ratifying the Hay-Herran treaty
be belief seems to. nave been widely
Irrent IN Bogota shat the United
.ates could not or would not build I
nal bv anv Other than the p--e,,,.
Continued on Eighth Page)
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
THEY FAVOR GOOD ROADS
Important Meeting Being Held at Farm
hurst This Aftsrnoen.

A good roads meeting is in progress
IN the parlors OF the county hospital
at Farnhurst this afternoon. Presi-
dent Horrigan Of the state Highway
Commission is presiding over the ses-
sion
p Among the speakers who will advo-
cate the improvement of public high
ways are Asbury G. Latimer Henry I.
Budd. State highway Commissioner or
New Jersey; Dr. A. y. Neal. OF the
experimental station az Newark; Lo-
gan Waller Page. chief Of the Road
Material Laboratory at Washington.
and Register Of Wills Frederick F..
Bach OF this city.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
SMITH IDENTIFIED BY PHOTOGRAPH
Insurance Money viii be Paid over and
Body Brought Here for Burial.

AT the request Of the Prudential IN
surance Company Chief of Police
George Black several days ago wrote
TO the authorities at Southboro, Mass,
asking that photograph of Alfred
Smith, who committed suicide in that
city, be taken and forwarded to this
city. He received the photograph yes
terday and Immediately turned it over
TO the insurance company. and employ
es Of the company identified il as being
Smith.
The insurance Will be paid TO William
Cyl of 10. e0I Maryland avenue, who
is the beneficiary named in the policy
and the body brought on here for bur
ial.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
szs.ooo.ooo Paid Eor si.soo.ooo.

The committee decided that IN order for
the Dc.aware Company TO have undispui-
cd possession Of the stock Il would be
better to buy Il and 81 WIS decided that
the value of This stock was 81 100000. Tho
company paid this amount by issuing to
ihe Beacon Construction Company capital
stock Of the Bay State Gas Company. OF
Dclaware, TO the purporlcd value OF s7s,-
100000 thoush she actual value was only
81 5o0.0o the real value Of the stock pur-
chased.
Addlclss denies that there was any
fraudulent issue Of stock ara also shat
the sock was wholly for his benefit, as he
IS no, the sole owner OF the Beacon Con-
struciion Company. as alleged The an
swer OF The other defendants Is similar to
that OF Addicls except ihey declare they
know nothing Of the early history of the
Beacon Construction Company.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
Everything on the, Spot at Lyneh's
For Chri stmas.

Currants. Sc pkg; seeded raisins. 10c
1kg.: new citron. orange and lemon
.inds; cooking brand 3. s1.OO the quart;
vines. 8 bottles. any kind. $1.00. con-
WINS G'3lden fruit cake
zoe the pound cool rng sherry. $1.00
the gallon; white rork and apolinaris
water. port wine. S1.25 the gallon.
telephone or come in per-
son 10 Lynch's. northwest corner AIadi-
son and Fourth streets.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16

Woodward &. Bro. sos Market ST.
'Seil HardwaFe, Roofing Papers.
Weather StriTE. Door Checks, Push
plates, Double Hinges, Ash Cans. Ash
'Sieves. GaTSage Cans, Oil Heaters. Gas
Hose.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
Alleges infringement Of Patents.

suit was filed IN CEited States Court
this morning by the Murray Company. Of
Texas ogains. the Continental Gin Com
pany, = corp rorarion Of the State OF Dsla-
ware. The action IA 20 recover damages
for the alleged .nfringmen1 OF pa.-nts
covering COTTON gn mills
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
Insurance Man.aaers Meet.

The fourth quarterH h meeting Of the
,anagers Of the Farniers' Mutual 1nsur-
nee Company was held yesterday. Judge
gorge Gray was elected TO the board Of
anagers. Or. Hiram r. Burton, Of
.eves. was among those present. The
managers had lunchc'An at tho Whining
on Club at noon.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
FIre company euys a Los.

The Rescue Fire Company has acquired
pieco OF land az vandever avenue and
Hel'i street upon which TO build an cn-
sino house. The company IS in a fiourish-
ing condition and expects TO be recognized
by City Council IN the near future.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
WEATHER BULLETIN


OF
with
northca erlyb beezest TO he
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
RsmsrIssbIe offer Eor nc wseks.

William r. Clark. los West Ninth
street, one OF the leading jewelers., is
selling a iadys or gentleman's gold
filled watch. guaranteed for 20 years.
with Elgin movement for $12.o0 and
giving free with each S2i.o0 worth Of
trading stamps. dI2tf
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
INTENSE IN
SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST

r. J. Healy ia second place for the
Evening Journal scholarship contest.
received nearly 500 votes today. and il
he keeps up at that rate he soon will
give Miss Frederick a fight for first
place. Helen Crawford also is crawling
up and it is known that her friends
are not idle.
The vote today in fun is:
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
\. M. saItman & cn

All kinds Of carpenter work done:
building and repairing Old furniture
and pianos Repaired s09 West Sec
ond street, Wilmington. Del De-
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
VOTES.

Lena Frederick. s07 W. 3rd ST.. 9e.s24
T. J. Healy. los Broome St.. 1416s
Helen Crawford. 1927 Poplar st 1o.402
w. J. Lilly, 22O woodlawn Ave. 4Sf0
C. +. May &c.. &C.. go. ...-..... S72
Thos. Martin. 2l2 \. Harrison. s57
Mary Burke. 30s 5. Van Buren, 81 sS5
John Warren ...... .........-. 2ss
l.. Behringer Az Lombard ST.. 12S
John Welch 1905 Hutton ST.. 152
Ferd Speer. 1893 Delaware Ave. 1S4
G. EalSin. 400 f. 5th St..... Sc
John Shaw, Clayton. Del.... "a
II. Barker. $40 f. 10th St. 81
J. Riley. 915 Front St-.... 40
W. Day. his Front St...... 80
Geo. Smith. eos +. Fifth ST.. 1a
Geo. Phillips. 1104 Front St..
Evening journal., 1903-12-16

Woodward g. Bvos 3o3 Market St.
Sell Ice Hooks. Ice Tongs. Ice Creepers.
Snow Shovels, Sidewalk Cleaners. Me-
chanlcal TOYS. Hardware.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
TAo Enaneh Rarka Arriu.

The French banks Alice et Isabelle frcm
Gables De Oomme ana France Marie
from Marssi les France. arrived in port
This morning. Roth vessels are A. Mar
Gus Hook.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16

Professor s. T. Ford. humorist, Ep-
worth NJ. L. Chnrch. Thursday even
ing. December H.. Admission 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
Gave up Thelr Stock.

In 1850 there was an agreement between
w. r. l.. Dnaway the Mercantile Trust
company. of New York, and the Bay
State Gas Company, Of New Jersey. TO OBJ
tain CONTROL OF certain Massachusetts,
companies and the underwriting was TO
be done by the Mercantile Trust Com
pany.
Addicks asserts that In order 20 pro-
mote the scheme. those interested COM
PEELED the promoters TO put up the stock
of the Massachusetts gas companies held
by the Beacon CONSTRUCTION Company, be-
fore the plan could be carried out, and
this was done without the company re-
ceivng any consideration FOR the stock.
Evel.ualiy this stock passed 70 the Bay
State Gas Company. OF Delaware. which
became the parent concern Of an the e7s
companies.
on May Is, 1902. william b. Clerk. chair
man Of The Beacon Construction Com
lpany. made claim for the stock whicl
had been loaned by the Beacon construc
ton Company TO the other companies.
icommttcc Of directors OF the Bay stat
lGas Company. Of Delaware, was appoint
cd 10 investigate the matter. Ailee was
member Of thie committee and Addicl
Informed the committee how the Beaco
Construction Company had loaned IN
stock without receiving anything in r
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
|AOD|CkS TELLS OF
STOCK JUGGLING
Szs. 900. 900 Worth of Stock
Paid for Real Value OF
zoo. 900
SI,5oo,ooo
DENIES FRAUDULENT lSSU
In His Answer Filed in the United
States Court Yesterday He Defends
the Action Brought Against Him BY
Receiver.

Attorneys for J. Edward AddielNs in
FEDERAL Court yesterday afternoon. fled
ise answer OF lln sas maenate to 'she suit
brought by George Wharton Pepper Of
Philadelphia. demanding the return Of
sl5.ooa0u 10 ,he stock OF the Bay statc
Gas company. which the receiver ALLEGES
was hsucd frludultntly 10 Addlcks. The
answer Of United States Senator James
FRANK Allcc. James G.. shaw and Daniel
'J Layton. Jr., directors OF the company
IS also hled.
In she answer Addlcks admits that he
was aho organizer of the Beacon Com
s.ruct.on Company. OF Pennsylvania. and
that he turned over 20 that company
1893 shares OF the Bay states Gas Com
lrany. OF Massachusetts. Later how
ever AJdlcks asserts that he dispcsed
OF "a considerable portion OF he stock Of
tAe Beacon Construction Company until
be owned only 55ol Of uhe 1900 shares Of
tho company.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
THE STOCK MARKETS.

One O'Clock Quotations from Scott & Co.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16
SPEAR DAMAGE
CASE SETTLED
Absence of a Material Witness
for the Defense Was the
Cause
TERMS OF SETTLEMENT AOTENOWH
Suit Was For s25Jooo and Irving Handy
and Attorney Constable Represented
the Plaintiff-Psnnsylvania Railroad
Company the Defendant.

Company the Defendant.
Evening journal., 1903-12-16

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Sharp County record., 1903-07-10
Beyond All Comparisons.

One of the many factors contrhrti"g the remarkably
rapid anG solid growth of St. Louis is the marvellous de-
veOpemen oil the Southwest and other territory tributary
to that eth in all lines of trade. In 1904 there Will be
held the greatest Worlds Fair r the world The pres
denal campaign Will also take place, To keep informed
with the whole world you should Subscribe for hat
peer OF newspapers the Twiceaweek ST. Louis Republic
is indispensable tohe farmer merchant or professional
man Its teegraphc and cable service exces that Of any
other paper 1t prints the fully; not Imaginative
occurrences, bat domestic and world wide FACTS 1t Is
and family journal The subscription price of 90 gives
yon two papers each week. 10+ papers year
Sharp County record., 1903-07-10
Rich Strike At YellviIia.

Ye}lville, Ark, JDly 8. Much
excitement has been occasion ed
by the great zinc discovery made
in the Silver Hollow last week.
This mine recently was sold to a
company with headquarters in
Cincinnati for the sum of S78,-
600. There are three tunnels, all
showing pay dirt, one being above
the other, covering at tleast eighty
feet of the mountain side.
The miners are at work now in
the upper tunnel, which is d self
draining hole, They have been
going through dirt that assays
from II to 18 per cent zinc, and
has passed thickness that assays
fully 40 per cent.
This week, at distance Of fif-
ty feet from the mouth Of the
tunnel, a second vein of free ore
was encountered, from which, in
the width of the tunnel, some
three tons of free ore were taken,
that will run fully GO per cent
metallic zinc, being free from
rock or foreign substances Of any
kind. A mill is to be erected at
once, and force Of fifty men put
to work st. Louis Republic.
Sharp County record., 1903-07-10
Kissing In A Tunnel.

A distinguished French novel;
ist, whose works are extremely
popular with the fair sex, recent
ly found himself travelling in a
rallway-carriage with two very
talkative women, Having rec
ognized him from his published
portraits, they both opened fire
upon him in regard to his novels,
which they praised in a manner
that was uncomfortable to the SEN
sitive author, Fortunately the
train entered a tunnel and in the
darkness the novelist, who UNDER
stood women, lifted the back OF
Sharp County record., 1903-07-10
Knew the Pulse,

OLD Doc Burns had been q val
ued citizen OF o little western
town, but had lost his prestige
through the extreme weakness
for whis&ey,
He was a first class doctor
when he was sober, but he was
50 seldom in that condition that
ne couldn't be trusted with the
ehills, One day a man was ta-
ken suddenly i'll, and as the only
other doctor in town had gone to
the country to see a patient, a
hurry call was sent for Doc
Sharp County record., 1903-07-10
Cholera EnlaRtum.

This has long been regarded as
one of the most dangerous and fatal
diseases to which isfants are sub,
iect. 1t can be cured, however,
when properly treated. All that Is
necessary Is to give Chamberlain
Collc, Cholera and DIarrhoea Rem,
edy and castor oil, as directed WITH
each bottle, and cure is certain
Sold by Snow, ths druggist.
The chronic kicker is not salts
fled with his lot in the cemetery.
Sharp County record., 1903-07-10
Rrutnliy tortured.

A case came to hight that for per
sIsteut aud uRmercIful torture has
perhaps never been egualed. Joe
Geloblck of Colusa, Calf, writes:
"For Is years | endured insuffcr.
able pam from Rheumatism and
nothing relieye1 me thongh red
eve ylhing. | came across Electric
Bittcrs and IT'S the greatest mcdi.
cine ON earth for that trouble. a
few bottles of 1t completely relieved
and cured me-" Just AZ good for
LIVER and Kidney tronhles and gCn
craI debility. Only 5Ue. SaIisfac-
uon guaranteed 10y Snow, .he drug
glst,
Ewes love for apples was fine
thing on tailors and dressmakers.
T0J KNOW wEAT YOU'RE TAZINa
When you take Groves fasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula Is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Qm'
nine in a tastc!ess form. No cure,
no pay. zoe.
Marrying for money is a very
hazardous investment.
Sharp County record., 1903-07-10

bis hand to his hips and kissed ii
soundingly. When light return
ed he found the two women re-
garding each ovher in icy silences
and addressing tn an with great
suavity, he said : ''Ahtmadanes,
the reget Of my life will hereafter
be that | shall never know which
one Of you it was that kissed me-"
The American Woman.