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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
WHITE OAK HERE
BIGGEST GASOLINE BOAT ON
WESTERN WATERS.
She is On Her Way TO Decatur, Ala.
to DO business of Towing I'm
Southern Waters.

The biggest gasoline boat ever
built in this country arrived here
yesterday afternoon en- route to the
Tennessee river. Her name is White
Oak, and she was built at Jefferson
Vile. Ind. by the Howards.
The White Oak is laying at Kill
cores heading factory rebuilding her
wheel which was practically torn up
on her way from Jacksonville to
Paducah on account OF her having
so much power. The wheel will be
repaired probably by tomorrow even
ing when she will leave for Decatur,
Ala, with Capt. Boyce Bergman at
the wheel.
Besides being>the largest gasoline
boat ever built. the White Oak is a
beauty. Her cabin is as exquisite
as is to be found on any steamboat
The machinery was especially built
for her and is the most powerful
gasoline machinery to be found on
any water craft 1t is said. Her whis.
tie is blown by compressed air.
Towing will be the business of
the White Oak and she will operate
on the Tennessee river, where large
towboats cannot operate aud for this
reason the White Oak was built. She
draws but little water and will be
able to. run on the Tennessee river
nearly the year round. She will be
able to bring large tows to Paducah
and then they can be turned over to
the steamboats,. The gasoline boat
Is about the size of the Margaret. a
tie boat familiar in the harbor and
which boat is very powerful. The
White Oak has big wheel and will
be able to move a big tow. Many
local people have visited her today.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
DROVE 500 MILES.
Interesting Event in Lives of Former
Residents OF Paducah.

A Memphis, Tenn, paper, gives the
following account of a ride of 500
miles by former Paducahans. Mrs. w.
II. Passmore, who is mentioned in
the article, is wife of Major Passmore
who lived in Paducah during the war
and is said to have drawn $4,000 in
a lottery and left for extensive trav-
els. While here he was popular
man, and took part in many amateur
theatricals. He is said to now be
quite a wealthy man. The Memphis
paper says:
"Mrs. w. II. Passmore and daugh-
tiers, Misses Madge and Gladys, ar
rived in Memphis a few days ago
from South Haven. Mich. having dri-
ven the entire distance. 500 miles, in
carriage, making the rather remar-
kable time of sixteen days.
"The ladies adopted this mode of
travel as novel outing. They were
not accompanied by any male COM
panlon, and travelled the entire dist
arco without an unpleasant incident.
They Travelled only during days, rest
ing at convenient points at highland
not attempting to travel when the
roads were particularly bad. They
were provided with maps of the coun-
try through which they passed, and
found no difficulty in keeping the
beaten highways.
Their route was from South Ha'
ven to Dewarjack, Mich; thence to
South Bend, Ind; thence to Indian
apolis, and thence to Louisville. Ky
From Louisville they drove through
TO the Mammoth cave: thence by the
way of Lebanon and Gallatin to
Nashville. From Nashville to Mem
phis they found the roads in good
condition and came by easy stages t.
this city.
"Thelr future home will be II
Memphis. Mai. Passmore having NE
Gently purchased the old Donovan
place of five acres, near the Annes
dale subdivision where he has In
stalled his family.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
Evansville Dispatch Says New
Road to Be Started Soon.
Will Begin At Sbnwneetown-Proba-
bly, Means Another Road to Pa
ducah Eventually.
BUSINESS MEN ARE NOT ASLEEP

Evansville, Dec. 27.-It is an
nounced that the building Of new
railroad from Shawneetown, Hill, ia
Brookport. H., on the Ohio. near Me-
tropolis City, behind which are the
l.. and n. and the Big Four roads,
will be commenced early the coming
spring and completed during the sum
mel.
The new road Will be about forty
miles long and will open up a terri
tory along the Ohio river in South
ern Illinois that at the present time
has no railroad facilities and which Is
rich in mineral wealth, especially IN,
fiuor spar, extensive mines of which
are operated at and near Rose Clair.
The survey for the new line has
been completed and is now on file in
the Office of the l.. and N. In this
city. II Is said that the project was
brought forward by the Big Four and
that 1t was taken up jointly by that
road and the l.. and ~. both of which
would profit greatly by the building
OF the road, the l.. and N. now having
line into shawneetown and the Big
Four being only short distance
away at Eldorado. at which point "
would receive much traffic from the
Brookport extension.
The country through which the
new road will pass is very rough
aud hilly one and the building of the
forty miles Of road will be big job
but 1t Is considered a paying invest
ment as II will tap a country that
will be productive OF much freight
traffic. The road will start at Shaw
neetown, pass through a portion OF
Gallatin county. through Hardin coun
~. through Pope county and through
portion OF Massac county TO Brook
pol:.
It will go directly through the rick
nuor spar district about Rose Clair
from which vast quantities OF the
mineral are shipped by boat up an'
down the river. The new road VIII
thus interfere with the river traffic
to a great extent.
The plan to build the road hai
heen under consideration for yea
or more and all the surveys have nov
been completed. 1t has been decided
to commence the construction as ear
ly in the spring as possible. in orde
to complete It before winter. Brook
port, H., which will be the termina
OF the new road, is the present termi
nal of the Illinois Central.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27

Northwestern, maintain a hospital Of
their own at the terminal city where
passenger victims of accidents may
be treated as well as employees. Pri-
marily the Chicago and Northwest
ern's hospital Is intended for en-
ployes, and the STAFF of chief surgeon
and three assistants are employed in
the work of making medical exaTi-
nations and physical tests of appli-
cants for positions when there are no
medical eases to occupy them.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
Bantlana Notes.

The marriage Of Miss Emma Hans
and George Terry, two prominent
young Bandana people, took place
December 25, at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hahs.
Mrs. sallle Thompson and daugh
ter, Sophia, of Paducah, spent several
days last week with Mrs. Ed. Reesor.
Chairman w. A. Hahs. of the board
of town trustees. presided over the
December term of police court. The
civil docket was full
Bandana now has regular police
man. The town pays our Marshal
w. L. Witty. $50 for the month OF
December, and he Is to patrol the
city at all times.
We now have new justice OF the
peace in the person of II. NJ, Terrell
who was recently elected to that Of
flee, and as Esq. Peal was serving
under an appointment he takes his
seat at once. lie will hold his frs
court In January.
Ed. Reesor. our new town judge
elect, qualified this week. As Ban
dana was without Judge he will en-
ter on his duties at once. His eleya-
ton to the~bench vacates the consta-
bIes Office which Ia filled by Jas. H.
Holman.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
No Secret About iI,

1t is no secret. that for Cuts, Burns,
Ulcers. Fever Sores, Sore Eyes, Boils,
ETC., nothing is so effective as Buck
lens Arnica Sslve. 1T didn't take
long to cure bad sore ! had, and 1t
is all o. X. for sore eyes," writes ID.
l.. Gregory. OF Hope, Tex. 25c at w.
b. McPherson's drug store.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
Shot in the Rack.

w. M. Sherman, of Cushing, Me-,
was shot in the back, hourly, day and
night, for full three months; by the
shooting, tearing and racking pains
of Kidney Inflammation. He writes:
81 used three bottles of Electric Bit
ters. and know that they have per-
manently cured me. for feel like a
new man. recommend this great
tonic medicine to all sufferers from
kidney trouble" It's just as sure to
relieve and cure malaria and ALI sto-
mach and liver com laints, general
debility and female weaknesses.
Guaranteed by w. B. Mcpherson s
drug store; price soc.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27

Some day you will get bad scare
when you feel pain in your bowels
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies In
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. a sure
cure. for all bowel and stomach dis
eases. such as headache, biilousness;
costlveness. etc. Guaranteed at W. b.
McPherson's drug store only 25c.
Try them.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27

Nothing Is given out in regard TO
the above road coming 10 Padncah.
but a railroad man said today that
he would not be surprised If 1t did
not, sooner or later. enter here, as 1t
would give the l.. and n. another
route. There Is a great deal OF rival
~ now developing between the !. c.
and the l.. and ~. and they are both
rapidly entering new territory every
year. It is supposed that for the
road to be built from Shawneetown
to Brookport, thence to Paducah,
would give the l.. and ~, which now
touches shawneetown, good connec-
ton with the ~, c. and ST. l.. here
which Is one of its tributary lines,and
open up new territory,
Nothing much is known, however
of the roads coming further than
Brookport. 1t can be stated, however
that Paducah is fully aware OF al
that is going on, and is looking wei
towards Paducah's interests in the
project.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-27
TO Policy Holders.

We wish D notify our patrons. the
public generally, through the daily
press. each agent signing the notice.
that commencing on the first day Of
January. 1906. all policies are due
and payable when the insurance Is
effected or upon delivery of policy in
person or by mail.
BOARD OF LOCAL,
UNDERWRITERS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

pianos for $lta YoHh RI l-ast s-75.
Terms $lo down s. monthly
You'll find here new $500 sa25 mi
l55o upright grand pianos m1r&.a
down 20 Sis. $l95 aud So
FERNS 80 10 SO down s. u 80
4ltnthiy OF cash
Noul! find here ncw upright caDi
net grand pianos that retail regularly
at $;%;79 $t0o aud $3.50 10 close at sgg7
SIS aud SIS
T,rms si5 to $25 down. S. to $40
uP monthly, or cash
1h,n here are elceaut cabinet gr1nd
upright pianos Of various high class
makes in mt~t handsomely carved
cases manufactured to sell for st25,
$t75 $500. $500 and 5000 but to ciaar
them all ont in a few days before s1le
cioses Saturday aud 10 save shipping
them away we have cut prices down
10 $40 $2o5, 1927 and n little higher
tor the most extensively caSed CneS
Terms. $25 down. $40 up monthly
Some very special bargains in used
uprights. The prices start at 1886 and
slightly upwards for the better and
best including such makes as tho
Chickoring. Whcelocok Fischer, Kim
bali and others Come and gee It
,trt1,i
around and you'll be pleased when
you sec the savings
And there are square pianos IN good
aging condition at $40. $l8. 326. $35,
$40, etc, etc Payments down TO 81,
81 and S. month.
And in organs, splendid organs,
modern in style and finish, good condi-
iion in 5 octave at 81 Others $40. 312
and SIS up. Seven octave piano case
6rgan, with piano pedals. as lew as
S6S. Magnificent stock new organs.
oil grades and descriptions, payments
as low as 81. 5; and 81 monthly Come
while you may; these bargains will
NOT last but a few days
We are keeping cur store open
nights till . o'clock during the sale
to accommodate those who cannot
call during the day
HOIAENRERG MUSIC COMPANY,
t. Eain street. p.ne Bluff, trk.
Old pdon- 686
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
Come Today and flake Your Selection Before the
Best are Gone. Save SIPS to 5000 ard Give
the Little Ones Start in Music
SALE COMES TO PROMPT
ENDING in THREE DAVIS
Wise Ones are Buying Now .--Whe They Get fire
Best. at Nearly Half PriCe---Eor Cash or ON
Easy Payments to Suit


Nheu this sradf site i over only
throe more days remain IL VIII be= too
late - SECURE piano aud organs af
III. great discounts ~ are ncH offer.
ip4 which approximate taRy i third.
While other, ar, eoius n half price
and less.
II money saving js=ln object. yeu
.,hoala make haste and select vour
piano or organ nov
As the casting OF 4 sf0un on the
rlacid lake waters causes the ripple to
finally extend from shoit, to shore. so
The mnGmcemont of this great clos
Ing out piano and organ sale has
spread and spread until today people
dle coming hundreds OF mites in per
son to attend this sale Diners arc
=anNieuslN inquiling by letter phone
and telegraph from every section of
this country
The Importance # this sale 10 all
those who need II Piano CT organ now
CT whc consider the question of money
saving cardinal principle. cannot BE-
expressed in too strong language. nor
can We urge too strongly the import
ance of an early call of invest igation
if one is DESTROYS 81 taking advantage
of this sale
nj Il
fast now. We assure you Many are
being sold by mail, as we'll as by per
son. The public should anG does
know that we always have what We
advertise. hence b' sness is fine Nj
nerous orders have been received
With check for first payment. which
said Pick me out a good piano at
such aud such a price; ship it to me
and | will settle balance in PAYMENTS
ol cash as per your advertisement ="
Have you been looking for chance
20 buy a good piano or organ cheap?
This great closing cut sale is what
.ou've been waiting for Come new.
',uy now No time like the present
Below are examples 10 snow how all
Ills stock is plainly marked to close
cut There are even better bargains
than We show here. To appreciate
What is being done you'll have to come
md see for Yourself or write for par
',culars
Y.ull find here new apright grand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
TELEPHONES AND LIGHTNING

~'.rpr'S" ana annoyance are ty
pr Ssed by the Electrical Review be.
cause i'll the course Of 4 recent investi.
SaIon of a fire in London telep p.-.a
exchange one Of the experts. who
vas questioned advised telephone
Subscribers 10 keep away from iheis
Instruments during tn rat rstorms.
and said th;d il would rvyr n adejS
aal, ior ft' exchange 10 discontinue
is service WhiIe such storm wer,e -
ing on This. say h. Electrical
ReyteW. is 4 rather ,urartsiue s..'o.
mtut for 4 telephone maa IL ,aiks u,
this day particularly n n caHae
shoN any records in ~aGp.ri ri hG
statement We hefjeve rAar = -tJ
t,stics were araiIJaty th,Y WoU.d
show shat there is no moro danger
from lightning Ii using ia, 2.soue
Gr operating an EXCHANGE thar onu
i Unavo dHhlN exposed - anyh ~
AMI the proposal ~ shut down th4 y
change unit tn,' storm IS over wa8lt,
moi be fisen;' 0ed te Ter q moment n
airy Important ely on this side of thr
water Il is bad euoa9t 10 have an
.uLe1rup'ion once III five years. say
,sut To s0,,t~ RneNneeled cause. but Ia
shu off tsIephe,atc communication
every time il thnndrla is not 10 be
Thought OF II IS pleasant 10 be told
hr an authority so hieh that telephun
ing in thunderstorma is not particu=
larly dangerous iol many OF us have
10 do ii. hlu the assurance IS not ex
aellN CONVINCING fer we have all read
uf dozens of cases where lightning
has chosen a telepho Que Wire as the
most convenient path by which to en-
ter a house or room. with disastrous,
OF al least alarming, consequences 10
the person using the instrument. That
III danger is no, great enough to
Aarrant the suspension of the service
is not contended by any body except
the abnormally timid, but most peo-
pie will retain the suspicion that it is
little better than just as we'll tC keep
away from the telephone when heavy
discharges of atmospheric electricity
bUrhood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
CAN ONE INHERIT ABILITY

In Prussia. whore the figure. have
l@ea moc@ carefully complied than
ntsnHacce-. It appears that the loves
hirtn-rdte is among artists. literary
u IN. aad the higher professions. and
ths s1.ue is probably true In this
1antry So these people whom W
tla@a g'Ha is everything cf value
wtiea X hav@ With the exception 3s
ti.fieea The give Us or al aad
=. .saaes al CIR comforts ard conYea-
t-aea.= 4, ~ thiags t0ateria 12j
tntc71t--i3i5 which TAX - o. "a
t.~ocmeaf ar9 VIC ca no.
p#a,s s=s ot,~s4.gas aro= = - work
T'e 3 HaEs tbs co.0ie . stop 9-a-
zt5r- - :ors9a.'t art % II craattag
Fsos@ "-;'a q -te-=s-' ~
t}0s,..z ~ 80 ua aaat p3-- "a
a;s~2e:'e al 25.~ ,h.,1r4r b.t,s9
.5s@r5, - e1aYse fer 80 d.
81 - 5a9 fs- s..i + rt4t ~
- ~59'a ;nharts Il r pa~-r-+2 -
.-.ta oea. We have haliovei ~. tao
csl.draa 9s the great lawyer vauAt
al eaaj@ fathers powec 81 a~gl
nent fha- tno dausfter of tne sroat
:lger void inherit IL Sa0t94r'5
-oJce mi We thfa9 re n4-d I.N%ers
nd s.aze-s Il Us caalc uo TINS
part 5heory an9 examtua the
rzs-s
TGts c1a 17t be saown better thar
2 tn vac.945 royal houses. where
tys;c1l t-aer;taaee has oean insisted
= for centuries What vas the ben
Fl Gaartaciacge gave the world
th2 forming Of a natioG, TIE revival %
earning ~ the weak line of Carloyin
giaos. MS physical descendants, who
tore France for D. thousand years7
Would It rot have been better for the
world II Cha-lamanga had died child
isss? For what shall England thank
liver Cromweil-for her freedom Or
scr his son Richard9 Was the son Of
Peter the Great 3 benefit to the na-
tom Wa; Marie Antoinetta 4 worthy
daughter IF Maria -eresa2 Look at
TIE great grandson Of Maria Teresa,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
STORIES OF BEAU H2UMMEi-

An English paper prints number
Of stori > Of Reau Brummel, some OF
~hich. perhaps. are net generally
knowa. At me Pavilion. at Bright
"a, he ordered rhe f0ptn1an to empty
h s srG1 BE-. irto the fire because q
His.op bad takan pinch unasked.
Z. uao nbon be sad met al dinner
offered I'm 3 lift IL his carriage to
Ea1y Ja-say'5 baij Thank you.
ezeeadsHgLy." said the beau. "but
nea 40 yGu tc go? You would not
l.ir T. get ~ behind. and cannot
= s-oa IN the same carriage with
t0g f;a made no secret oe MS
"tmbl- birth, Ard When asked about
has parents declared that the poor
Nd creatures both cut their throats
= 4rs agc. eating peas with a. knife"
orce a.. least, Brummei met his
II 3tcn. He wa3 playing hazard at
Brooks, when q we'll known alder
nan, a brewer, vas cna OF the party.
9cone. Nashtub." said Brummel, who
"as the caster. what's your set?"
lWenty Ave guineas." was the reply.
Well, then, have at the mayors
s2ny.' said Rrunmel, who proceeded
to cast, aod by run cf luck won the
stake twelve times in succession.
Pochet.ag the money. he thanked the
brewer, AID promised that in future.
he would drink nc ones porter but
DIS. l wish. sir" replied the brew
er. that every other bacguard in
London would tell me the same"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
DANGEROUS SUGGESTION.

They had nor met for years do
YOU remember" he asked, the lt'ie
saplins we planted together as Boy
and girl?"
Her eyes softened at the re 5ollect-
ION yes she answered. Il re.
member it we'll.
THAT saoling." he continue
drea niiy, ''must BE- q strong ana
sturdy oak. now"
The softness all died out Of her
eyes. and the conversation ceased =.
IH,nd21 Tit.Rits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
WHITE CAP BOYS
Who Will Place Sunday School Conyen.
ton Delegates. Program
Announced.

nat promises to be the largest
meeting in the history of the Arkan.
sas Sunday school association will
be held in Pine Bluff June 1916. More
than ordinary interest is being mani
tested in the meeting throughout the
state
At a meeting OF the committee Of
State Sunday School convention work
the following boys Were elected to
leeet and place the delegates. These
Toys Will all wear white caps:
Harry Gillespie. Freeman Owens
Wiley Williams. Hicks Riley. Ed Dill
ley Ed Knox, John Rutherford. ,Jr.
Ray Mead. Wilbur Orto. Jessie Rv.
land, James McIellen. Robert Lee
Byrd. Clifford Foster. Garland Pierce
Burno Bridges Dick Kaiser. John All.
exander. il. Hollis Green. Wilbur Nc
Gain, Jack Langford
The program for the convention is
as follows:
First Session.
Tuesday evening. June Is, 1905:
!: 45-Song service
s D. m.-Genuine Pine Bluff vel
come; on behalf of the city Fred Fox:
Gu behalf cf the churches and Sunday
schools Judge w T. Woodbridge.
Response in behalf of the state
worllers--Rev. W. F. Andrews.
S:35 p. m.-President's annual ad.
dress, Hon. S O. Sewer.
p. m.--Song.
9:05 p. m.--Introductons-- Wis
itors and responses.
$50 p disappointment of commit
tees and adjournment.
Second Session.
Wednesday morning, June IA. 1906
a. m.-Sunrise prayer and praise
service led by Rev. W. F. Evans.
$50 to s p. m.--Breakfast.
$50 a. m.-Scng service.
$40 a. m.-Bible lesson. Get Busy.
c. D. Meigs
9 "a m.-Written report of general
secretary. Rev. ". Fred Long.
Chairman state executive commit
tee-Gen. 3. w. Green.
Primary aud junior department.
Miss Lucy Moore.
Teachers training department
Mrs l.. L. Whitney.
Home department-Rev. J. D. Ham
mons.
Temperance Observation-Disclosures. LII.
IL A. Markwell
1890 a. m.-How to Teach vita
Chalk and Pencil and a Pocket Full
Of Bric-a-Brac. c. D. Meigs
II a. m.-Deepening Sense CT Re
sponsibility; the Beginning Of Pro-
sress. Rev Chas. Roads.
1870 a. m.-Suuday Sctoca Values
Or. A. Oscar Browne
12 m.-Adjournment
Third Session.
p. m. Song ana praise service.
2:20 p. m.-Bible iason. Let Your
Light Shine Gen. 3. ". Green.
1925 p m.-Rouud table: thirty sx
questions on thirty-six Sunday sch ool
problems c. D. Meigs.
$50 y. m.-The Pastor; HIS Sunday
School, Rev. T Y. Ramsey
4:1o p m.-Th4 Pastor and His
Baraca Glass, Rev J. F. Ed4abarn.
4:3o ,. m.-Th- Pastor ard III;
Home Department. Rev J D. Ham
mons.
4:5o .. m.--Ghild Study. Rev Caas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
ONE OF YONkE2S' FINEST.

And y2u say the foidin5 I'D shut
up On YOU last night?" s6ed ia
boarding house latv
Sure did, repl,e: the new boa~a
ar.
"You must haze experienced creat
q sc 2mfort =
Not At al n2man You see [ a5aA
to be D policeman, and m used n
sleeping standi ing I'D. -yonkess
Statesman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
Seventh Sc ession
DECLINE OF TIE USE OF ENGLISH

Il wish. said an anNious mother
"ith a sigh. that could induce nv
children 10 speak English
English exclaimed the other
laughing. 81 wish | could induce nine
To speak a little French Just for prac-
Gee"
If it were only a question between
English and French. said the first
speaker 4 think could endure the
latter very comfortably. But its a
question between English and jargon.
patois. lingo-whatever you choose
lest--tha coarsest-oh. it is simply
terrible to me, love the English
tongue aud | love refinement aud
good breeding But in the speech OF
orr young people there is little left
of either
You are quite right" began the
reud. but the first interrupted
her by saying:
My dear, yon shouldn't say that
1t is too good English even Cor mid
dle-aged people Of this day You
should snap out that's right with
slangy emphasis"
"Oh, know it isn't even confined to
young people know a woman-yes
she is lady-who says "sura,' and
its up to you to do SO and so
We'll vou aud Will never come to
hat 3m sure. But my daugh ter
Informed NE this morning that was
on the blink. meaning suppose,
that's a good idea.'; its 'goo.l
stunt. I couldn't begin &c tell you
all the mystic words she uses. but
one thing exaspeeates NE above al
others It is the deliberate use Of a
Nocd 81 entirely different meaning
merely eor the sake Of nutiiating tue
Ian sulga. For example, they say a
! b:d fo- sd Invitation ard a date. For
an engagement That isn.t d-,na to
gain br:ef an; fore;hIe express;ea as
U-0v be tn case WITH sora % TIE
slang phrase. It il, a mere afactation
storing tt'a meaning FOR the sake q
slIv fashion in words have actually
h=ar4 ~ daughter say the deuee3 an
experience that would have caUsed my
r~other to cry with tsdane But aven
that q 3Asu't stir me with such help.
less wrath as waen bear her say.
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