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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-16
CRUSHED DEAD
BY BOULDER
Rock Fails GOD Feet ard Strikes Sur
veyor on Riparls Grade.

\ boulder weighing a ton or more
fell 500 feet and crushed 10 death
surveyor named Kernain, MAO was di-
recting work on the railway grade nine
miles this side OF Riparia yesterday
Chief Engineer Brandon was near al
hand at the time. and was witness Of
the awful accident. The body of the
unfortunate man was taken 10 Riparia
la night
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-16
BIG FAILURE IN NEW YORK.
Broker Firm With 80 Branch Offices
Closes Its Doors.

Buffalo. \. Y. Jan. 16.-Willam F.
Dever &. Co. stock brokers with offices
in eighty places in New York state and
Canada, closed their doors today They
gave no explanation of the suspension.
Manager Brady is said to be in Boston
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-16
POOL TABLES FOR Y. M. C. A.
Grangeville Association Fitting Up
Elegant Quarters.

Special tn Evening Teller
Grangeville. Idaho. Jap. 1s.--The new
billiard and pool tahlea have been in
stalled in the y. NJ. G. 4 rooms. These
tables are of the -1pllender make,
costing 1925 apiece. Sarf will be re-
,,,. serysa ',,sl.s for one the use ot y. N. G a
Under the able difeftion Of +. T.. Van
West the institution is In more four
ishng conditlonVhan it has ever been
before. -
companyNe's Delightful Dance.
Company V I. \. G.. gave a social
lance In thg<armorr Saturday night.
This is the ~st of q series of dances
which the members Of the company
have planned 10 rite, and the success
ot this one assuss the success of
others to come
The ladies of ~ Womans Auxiliary
of the Y. NJ. G. served chicken
dllner. Friday a i I"rioon af3 evening.
The proceeds see ~ help wHintain tho
institution. and From the liberal pat
ronage they roJ lived the ladies' feel
WyH repaid fer tfeir work
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-16
FIRE EATS OUT
HEART OF TOWN

Yusseilville, Ark. Jan. 10 (
~. last night wiped out the <
I'ess section of the town.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-16
COUNTY CALLS
IN WARRANTS
Treasurer Schuldt Has Paid Out Over
$4,000.

Treasurer Schuldt made a warrant
call last Monday for all the warrants
of the 1905 series that were issued
prior 10 the frst dav of January. 1906
and renorts TODAY that over $50 600 of
the call have already been presented
for pavment aud have heen raid and
cancelled. There are perhars as MANY
more yet 10 be presented from the list
called FOR payment.
He also made 2 call for some war;
rants "a he Maid from the redemption
fund Of the January Issue of 1000 end
hae ""'lod In some warrants that the
county, hae heeH pavin~ interest on
fo" the rqet eiv voars. These warrants
nust be Daia ia fheir order and tho
oa1 Includes all issued prior 20 January
,lal
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-16
WOULD GUST
PLATT, TOO
Bracket Makes a Bit
ter Attack on
Depew.
Assails the Senator in Harsh Terms
and Declares Public Honor 0e.
mands HE Resignation.
BRACKET VOTED DOWN.

Albany. Jan. 1e.-Brackett's
resolution was defeated by .
vote OF 81 to I. The democrats
did not vote.
The Rice belt journal., 1906-04-06
Why

have Il torpid liver when Herbine, the
only liver regulator will help you?
There is no reason why you should
suffer from Dyspepsia, Constipation,
ChiIls and Fever or any liver com
plants. when Herblne will cure !"H.
NJ. G. Waite, Westville, Fla, wri!'S
II was sick for u month with chillS
and fever, aud after taking two bot
ties of H,rbine am well and healthy.
Sold by Billion Bros.
The Rice belt journal., 1906-04-06
Letter to Geo. Coleman.
Welsh. louisiana

Dear Sir: Here's l5-year yarn:
g0u like yarns, don't YOU? 1t comes
from Odell Hardware Co., Greenboro,
n. G.
MIR r G Glenn's house in that town
was painted Devoe about ID years ago,
and next, this year.
A house, next-doOr, was painted
about the same time with another paint.
supposed to be good. This house was
painted again about ) years ago with
Still another paint, that Processes to
be extraordinary.
GleHn's house, before it was painted
just now, was in as good condition as
that one. DevOe IL years: the other
, fears-guess that's about how to
put it.
but this extraordinary paint is a
bluff: DevOe is the paint.
Yours truly
81 r w DEVOE& co
Taught Lumber Co.. sells our paint.
n. Finklestein left for New York
City Friday where he will purchase a
complete line OF new goods with
which to stock their store at this
place. Mr.. Finklestein says he
will sell goods in Welsh, il anybody
does.
The Rice belt journal., 1906-04-06
MILLINERY.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Prentice wish
es to announce to the la
dies of Welsh and vicinity,
that she has a Fine Line Of
Millinery at her home on
North Adams Street. Max
ing and Trimming a spe'
cialty.
The Rice belt journal., 1906-04-06

Mr.. Isaacs attended the services in
Jennings Sunday.
Bert McBurney returned to Welsh,
from Jennings Sunday.
Mrs. J. ]. Miller visited relatives
in Jennings Saturday and Sunday.
Wm. Waugh, of Roanoke. was in
Welsh Monday looking atterbusinesS.
Lees Lice Killer for mites and dchicken
lice. At Morse Hardware Company.
Messrs. Miller and Calkins were
business callers at Crowley Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Sutter and family were
Thursday morning passengers to .Jen-
ningS.
Seed Corn, Sorguaa, Milo, Maize,
CATER Corn Seed at the Morse Hard
ware Company.
Arthur Clark is Gwain greeting
friends after several days absence on
account of sickness.
Mesdames D. Il. Read and iP. W..
Kiplinger were shopping in Lake
Charles Tuesday.
J. NJ. Boose. OF Roanoke, was oyer
Monday evening TO hear Prof. Touches
reading entertainment
Car rice polish at Jalaes
Bros. 4.3
A big display OF Majestic Ranges
will be given at DavidsanA. Don't
buy before you see him
DR.. Cooper went to Lake Charles
Saturday to institute the Cemmandry
OF the Masonic Order there.
Fine line OF Queensware to be given
as premiums for cash trade at the
Welsh Meat Market.
w. B. Conover and family, of Lake
Arthur, spent Sunday at the home Od
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. CoSner.
For SALE.-Maps OF Calcasien Par
sh. Size of map 32x42. Price $50
RICE BELT JOURNAL Office.
Miss Della Spaulding, the teacher
in the Arceneaux district, spent Sun.
day with her parents at Iowa.
Postcards. Postcards.
Postcards. Postcards.
Post-cards-at the Journal Office.
Miss Minnie Spurgin, who has been
visiting in Welsh for few days, left
for Wichita. Kansas Tuesday.
Just received, a fine line of wall
paper of the latest designs and pat
terms at the Welsh Furniture Store.
Mrs. Carlysle, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee,
returned to her home at Rayne, Tues.
dag.
Don't forget your subscription dues.
Look on the little yellow label on
your paper and it will tell you how
you stand.
Little Alice Findley, OF Iowa. came
over Tuesday on the OriOle to yisi
her sisters, Mrs. D. r. Read and Miss
Ada Findley.
The Journal Book Store has Just
received new supply of Fountain
Pen Ink and Typewriter Ribbon. Call
and get them.
Mrs. John Gamble returned to hel
home In Jennings Saturday morning
after few DAYS visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Prentice.
The Rice belt journal., 1906-04-06
We have some Special
Bargains in Drills. Come
and see them. 10 hole
Disc Drill 5000, also line
of End Gate Seeders.
CaICasieu Implement Co.

We desire to call attentiOntO our
contributors and friends who adver-
tiSe with Us, to the statement at the
head OF the Editorial column, to the
effect that all copy must be in the Of
flee by Wednesday noon to insure in
sertiOn. This is for your benefit as
well as ours since it permits US to get
the paper out on time and not keep
yOu waiting for it, Please bear this
in mind, and get your lad" ready in
time.
The Rice belt journal., 1906-04-06
Southern Pacific Time Card.

No, 4 que. ..'''''''' h''O P' Ai'
WEST BOUND.
No. 3 due. e.............'...' S'O4 p III
No, 9 due. 900 p. IN.
No, I due. ........''.....'' 80 .. LII.
No. 3 due ..........'...... WV y. IN.
Nos. I and s night trains.
Phone "a for further information.
]. F. TUBBs, Agent.
c. A. Austin went to Lake Charles
Wednesday.
Mrs. /. NJ. Layne went to Jennings
Tuesday.
We sell Carbon paper.
Mrs. Layne returned from Jennings
Saturday.
Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers. II. L.
Davidson.
Philip Coverdsle was a Lake Charles
visitor Friday.
Father Cools returned from Jen-
nings Tuesday.
Mrs. A. o. FontenOt went to Jen.
nings Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Morse were in
Jennings Sunday.
Born, Sunda.g-to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dulvs Hardy, q boy.
Silas Day was visitor at our par
lob seat Wednesday.
R. NJ. Greg was q business visitor
E 10 Jennings Tuesday.
R. E. Meadus went to Jennings
Tuesday on the Oriole.
Finest stock OF Candies in town at
the Welsh Meat Market.
Mrs. H. E. Wesson was shopping
IN Lake Charles Tuesday.
Chss. Jeter was business visitor
10 Lake Charles Saturday.
R. Finklestein left for Rayne Mon.
day on important business.
See NJ. B. VanNess II you need
attesian or irrigating wells.
James Clark was visiting home
folks in Jennings Sunday.
Trade at the Welsh Meat Marke
and win 5000 gold watch.
Vim. Wrathe, OF Jennings, was a
sOcial caller in Welsh Sunday.
Harness and buggies now cheaper
nan ever at Il. A. Davidsons.
StatiOn Agent, Predgeon, Of Iowa,
sane over on the Oriole Tuesday.
NJ. R. S. Greer and family were
lake Charles callers Wednesday.
Lees Lice KillePfof mites andchicken
as, At Morse Hardware Company.
a. +. Roach, the Rio Bravo Oil
aansger, returned from Houston Tues
dy.
aesars. Anthony and Austin Hebera
s oriole passengers to Jennings
fdday.
ane contest for that fine gold watch
@e Welsh Meat Market closes
June 18th.
Arthur Melends and wife, OF Iowa
aoalay.
as' Chas. Stewart and daughter
asssl we're visiting friends iu Jen
aass Saturday.
20 Corn, Sorgum, Milo, Maize
.lsf Corn Seed as she Morse Hard
" Company.
s., - e W Patterson and daughter
Ssre shopping In Lake Charles
saturday.
s0lg display Of Majestic Range
@ given at Davidsons. Don
0elore you see him,
ITO Mr.. and Mrs. w F
q iMsyville plant, q IA poun
sAnrsday, May 10th.
The Rice belt journal., 1906-04-06
Fresh vegetables of all kinds at the
Welsh Meat Market.

welsh Meat Market.
r. S. Gerson, of Silsbee, Texas,
Ecame over Monday to spend few
days with his brother, J.. S. GerSOn,
while recuperating from a serious at
tack ,oftyphoid pneumonia.
Send your friend one OF those post
cards at the Journal Office in lieu of
the lettar which you owe him.
Mrs. Dennis, wife .0f the popular
meat eatter at the Welsh Meat Mar
ket, returned to her home in Crowley
Monday, after spending Sunday here
with ber husband and con.
! Coffees of Boo Peep,
\ After Dinner, French Market and
! French Opera, at the Welsh Meat
Market
Mr.. F. ID. Calkins and father were
in jennings Sunday attending the
meetings being held there. Rev.
Meads who is holding the services
there is an old friend OF the Calkins
family.
! Post Cards Just received over a
thousand bright, sparkling, witty post
cards. Call and see them At the Jour
nal Office.
Mr.. Mcdonald, the gentleman who
has just established here Tribe OF the
Improved Order of the Red. Men.
left for Rayne Tuesday where he will
endeayor to try to interest people in
his Order.
This is the season OF listlessness,
headaches and spring disorders. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea is sure
preventative. Makes you strong and
> vigorous. IS cents. Tea or Tablets.
; Cooper Drug Company.
Mrs. o. J. Tomilson and Mr.. George
: Lewis, OF Boston, Massachusetts,,
sister and brother of F. L. Lewis, ar.
rived Monday evening to be with their
I brother in what is feared to be his
, last illness.
You feel the lie giving current the
minute you take it. A gentle sooth.
ing warmth, fills the nerves and blood
, with life. It's real pleasure to take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 3i
cents. Tea or Tablets. Cooper s
Drug Store.
I ,Beeler Moore and sister went to
. Jennings Monday to visit the oil field.
, Miss Moore reports very pleasan,
time at Galveston last week. After
spending the most OF this week in
Lafayette with another brother. she
will return to her home in Kentucky
All smart up.to.date women OF
to-day,
Know.how to bake, wash, sing and
to play;
Without these talents q wife is N.G.
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain
Tea. At Cooper's Drug Store.
We we're agreeably aroused from
our slumbers Tuesday night by strains
of sweet melodies on the midnight air.
, The serenaders favored us with several
, excellent instrumental productions,
whichwere highly appreciated. Thanks
gentlemen, Come again.
We have some Special
Bargains in Drills. Come
and see US. l6 hole Disc
Drill $500, also line Of
End Gate Seeders.
Calcasieu Implement Co.
, Those who appreciate cold pop
lemonade and cream, will be glad tt
learn that Austin L. Hebert has made
arrangements for putting in full lint
Of such goods In the front part OF tn,
building where he is carrying OF
his tayloring business. Austin is ,
hustling young man and deserves th,
appreciation and patronage Of th'
citizens OF Welsh.
STRAYED or SToL EN-tr ON my pls'
It miles east of Welsh, on the 2nd o.
February, one light bay filley wear,
old, left hind foot white. heavy msiE
and foretop go reward will be psit
for return Of same or information
The Rice belt journal., 1906-04-06

nal Office.
! Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers. H. l..
Davidson.
Mrs a. Carmouche, of Jennin ings ,,mss
visiting her brothers, Arthur and Jihn
Clark Wednesday.
Green Rio and Peaberrg coffee at
the Welsh Meat Market
Rev. Father Peters. of Jennings,
was visiting with Father C0eas Wed.
neSday.
Harness and buggies now cheaper
than ever before at H. A. Dasidsoas.
B. F. Conlin, our skating rink man
went to Vinton Saturday to look up a
location for the establishment OF .
rink at that place.
Everything fresh. Absolutely nc
ola GOODS. BRING us your prouuce-
Welsh Meat Market.
B. F. Melton and wife, who have
been visiting Mrs. Melton'S mother,
Mrs. Singleton for a few days. re-
turned to their home in Houston Mon.
day.
We will pay III cents per dozen for
fresh eggs this week.-Welsh Mea,
Market.
.,J. S. Gerson is spending this week
in Sulphur arranging for the large
ten days sale which be is going to
have there, beginning April tenth.
Harness and buggies now cheaper
than ever at H. A. DavidsOnS.
The Welsh Warehouse and Suppl!
Company have recently made improve
mentS in their Office which adds ma
terially to the convenience and com
fort of, the same.
Jnst received. a fine line Of wall pa
per, of the latest designs and patterns
at the Welsh Furniture Store.
We have just received fine line o
Art Squares, Rugs. Matsings, Coucl
Covers, Tapestry Curtains and Pic
ture Moulding at the Welsh Furnitur
Store.
FOR .sALE-Two Sows and clever
Pigs, also Secondhand Buggies an(
Surrey for sale cheap. Enquire OF J
l.. Byerly, at the Winterton place. 4
Supt. of schools, Jno. McNeese, 0
Lake Charles, arrived in Welsh Tues
day morning, being called to settl
some dispute about school boundrie
in the vest part of Ward two.
All colors Crepe Paper
at the Journal office.
Mrs. A. T. Saneften and family LEI
Wednesday for Simms, Louisiana t
join her husband who is now running
boarding house at that place. Thei
| many friends will miss them here.
Parties who have ordered the Tat
Barb Wire Fence Tool, or those de
string the same, can get them q
DavidsOn'S Hardware Store. All
The Armstrong Machine Shop ha
received a large new safe, their old on
being too small to accommodate the
books requisite for their increased
business.
Elder J. a. Miller, Evangelist o
the Districts of Texas and Louisiana
will commence meetings next Sunda.
evening in Martins Hall, for time in
definite. Come ont and hear some
thing good.
Armstrong has one of the bes
equipped machine, blacksmith shol
and supply houses in the entire ric
belt Call on them and see what line
tney carry and see the class of ma
chine work thev turn out.
DR.. Arceneauxi is Improving his resi-
dence property by erecting windmill
and a tank, which will give him no
only convenient water supply, but al
so excellent fire protection.
Car rice polish at Jone!
Bros. 4:
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Bell, the sal
of whose goods Is advertised in 'thi
issue, will shortly leave for New Or
leans, where they will make thei
home in the future. Their man
The Rice belt journal., 1906-04-06

Nos. I and 8 night trains.
Phone "a for further information.
]. F. TUBBS, Agent.
The Rice belt journal., 1906-04-06

C. C. Cary, who has ably edited the
Jennings Times. Record for some time,
retired last Tuesday, and VIM. M.
Hearn has accepted the position, and
doned the editorial gsrb. We con-
gratulate Mr.. Hearne on his promo.
tion and hope for him all the pleasures
that belong to an EDITORS life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-31
MRS MOSS GETS INJUNCTION
Says Another Clgar Dealer Copied
 .StyIe of HeI Label.

Attorneys Kennedy and Cassidy this morning obtained an injunction for Mrs Johanna M. Moss against Benjamin Sheinfeld. The latter lives on Locust street and has cigar shop on South Main street and Mrs Moss is the widow of the late James Moss who owned and made the we'll known cigar, "The Universe. The injunc- tion is to restrain Sheinfeld from using certain label on his cigar boxes, because 1t is an imitation of the Universe" label.
 Mrs Moss had the label of her cigar registered with the secretary of state in Hartford. Three weeks ago Shienfeld, 1t Is alleged, changed the color and the label of his cigar box, making them both so resemble those of the Universe that one would be easily deceived at a casual glance. It is set up in the complaint that if both boxes were open in a cigar show case, and the covers raised to per- pendicular position, the dealer would not detect the difference in the la bels. and in consequence of this re- semblance Mrs 'Moss's business has suffered. smokers having been de- ceived into buying Sheinfeld's goods by the registered trade marks on his box covers.
 Mrs Moss claims damages of $1,- 900. No date has yet been set for hearing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-31
LOTS OF ICE. SAYS H. JOHNSON.
Middle Haddam Weather Prophet
 Forecasts a Frigid Winter.

Horace Johnson. the Middle Had- dam weather prophet, sends the fol- lowing forecast to the Middletown Penny Press:
 In the interim from the 3Dth to tho 1st of November there will be dis turbance in the atmosphere: not of long duration; may exhibit consider able force for n few hours. From the 9th to the 11th of November, a local disturbance of little note. From the 10th to the 18th of November there will be a cOastwise disturbance, be prepared for very great disturb ance; to bc followed by cold wave. indication of snow. possibly rain and furious wind. Marines along the coast be on the lookout. The Con necticut river will not close to steam navigation before the ?Oth day of De- cember.
 There will he cold wave nut Tn an appearance after the 18th of Decem- Der, the mercury will drop to zero and lower. During the month of January about the 16th, there will be another frigid term. cutting of Ice will he in order. The mercury will make an- other drop about the 12th of Febru- ary. In early March severe cold weather. From the 18th of December to the 20th of March we shall exper- fence close winter weather. Ice will be plenty and cheap during the sum- mer of 1907. Christmas day will be pleasant, all can get out for merry time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-31
MEMS WINTER UNDERWEAR.

Lined Shirts double price anu .....47c Dozen Mems with double gusses in Drawers Shirts are single or double frona andb and 9Sc Sale price .76c on' of of regular oo and values ssc double front and back rib bottom, match. $25 and sl3s values
 
 all double front Drawers match In this lot will find values Sale price S1 .25 single and double front $175 Sale price $1.4S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-31
L|LLEY's TGWNsMAN TALKS
Ho Says | yoto For Donahue VIII Bo
 For Good Government

To the Editor of the Democrat:
 have just had the pleasure of reading Mir Donahues speech, de livered in New Haven last evening and commend 1t to the intelligent electors, not only of Waterbury. but of the entire state. I must say 1t portrays n man well qualified to rep resent the dignity of labor In any leg islatlve body In this country and h. bor will be honored by having such an advocate of It's cause In the na- tional council. So entirely different from the old slaughter house "bohoy' language of New York city, used In my early days by those who run de machine and for the use Of Billings gate was only equalled by the Lillev blossom that was reported to have blown in your editorial sanctum few days since. l will say in conclusion that there has been times when 1t was pleasure for me to cast my bal lot for one of my own tOwnsmen, and disregard party utilization. but as the wage-earner is now taking the only proper method to remedy the evils of his condition by resorting to the bal lot from which Is derived all the civil and religious privileges, which wo en- joy as free people, instead of re- sorting to strikes and boycotts in his futile effort to right his wrongs. Surely an assembly or legislative body composed of members of the states from different sections Of our country cannot be contaminated by a representative of that source from which all wealth is produced, as we'll as property, happiness. etc. With out labor wealth could not exist and wealth is the product or surplus which man creates beyond his own needs, which in the aggregate be- comes capitol, and the latter through unwise legislation Gin which the real producer of it has heretofore had but little parD becomes n weapon to dc stroy all the happiness to which he is so justly entitled. That he Is now taking step in the right direction, it becomes the bounden duty. ire spective of party. of every toiler to get in step and march Tn the ranks of the men who so long have opposed the tools of political highway and financial pirates.
 A ballot for Donahue is vote for your earthly salvation. avail your selves of the opportunity.
 CHARLES c. CONfMERFORD.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-31
"A FIsHERMAN's LUCK" Cast of Characters That Will Present Above Drama Thanksgiving Day.

The Second division. A. Q. IT. dra- matic club will come before the pub Nc this year with an amateur pro ductIon that will differ in many re- spects from the other entertainments of this club. Every year some play has been produced by the members of the Second division and success has followed success both dramati- cally and financially. This coming Thanksgiving the east of characters selected will present on the City hall stage both afternoon and evening. the great comedy drama In four acts en- titled "A Fisherman's Luck.- It Ia from the pen of W. F. Getchell and Is one of the most interesting plays of its kind in the catalogue of dra- mas. It will he given under the man- agement of John F. Calvin. who has yet to meet with failure In any of his dramatic ventures. The various scenes contained in the four acts will appeal to every lover of good comedy and there will be nothing left undone fin the stage presentation to make 1t a decided success. The tickets for the play are now in the hands of the members of the Second division. A. Q. II. and are meeting with a ready sale. The first stage rehearsal will take place next Sunday. winch the cast of characters will begin 10 get down to real hard work. The follow ing Is the cast of characters:
 William Farren. alias Squire Ham,
 onh. ...... ...-.. T. H. Brown. James Hamond. Farren's son. ...
 .....s-s.s-... II. A. Malier. David Morris. known as Uncle Da-
 vie. ...... ......--.... ]. M. Joy. silas KIdder. stage struck. ......
 ........ ....... w. T. Shanahnn. Rev George Mcdhurst. W. F. Grimm. Tom Manly. . poor fisherman ....
 ..-s. ..s-... D. L Mainney. Rose Prescott. Hamond's ward. ...
 .... ........ Miss Anna McAvoy. Mrs Manly. Toms mother. ......
 ...... ...... Miss Emily Espelin. Ruth Manly. Toms sister. .......
 .... .... ... Miss Msyme Daily. Little Nellie. a wsif If the ocean.
 ... ...... .... Miss Louise MrGi1L.