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and Calderon Although allowed to go to
wreck and ruin in recent years, hire still
remains some fine statuary. including the
Triton fountain. subject OF one of We
fasquez's pictures This is the first time any
effort has been made to turn it to account
as one of the notable adornments of Mad
rid. "a
Route Of the Wedding Cortege.
The route of the wedding cortege was de-
signed to give Princess Ena glimpse OF
all that is best In Madrid. in coming and
going to the church. and at the same time
to give the people an opportunity to see
their new queen. The main route traverses
the very heart of the city, beginning at the
west at the Plaza de Ariente, facing the
royal palace. passing through the Gale del
Arenai and the Gale del Alcala and the
Carerra de San Jeronimo. These are
among the great arteries of Madrid, very
broad; and lined with fine buildings Mid
way In the route is the Puerta del Sol or
Gate of the Sun, and further on that Mecca
OF all visitors to Madrid. the Prado, now
transformed into beautiful palm garden.
and circled with some of the stateiiest gov
eminent buildings and museums including
the famous Prado gallery.
Along the way one passes the famous
equestrian statue of Philip w. surrounded
by forty-four other statues of the old Span
fsh kings. Further on is the Opera House.
not very imposing without, but recently
transformed within by a superb box In
which the new queen will soon take her
place At the Puerta del Sol is the min
istry of the interior, facing the splendid
plaza. Beyond is the new building of the
Hispano- American Bank and one of the
American insurance companies. The Ger
vantes statue. the parliamentary buildings.
the ministry of finance and war, the acad-
envy of fine arts. the imposing Bank of
Spain, are on the way to the Prado Nearby
Is the obeiisk erected fn honor of the mar
tyrs of the war of independence and the
stately stock exchange building At the
Neptune fountain the route of the process
sion ascends to the Jeronimo Church, where
the marriage ceremony takes place Prac-
tieally the same route is passed on the way
back from the church, but there are so
many different branches of the pageant :
some with the king alone, some with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-31
POSTAL BILL PASSED.
The Measure Carries an Appropriation
of S1o2, 485, 900.

The Senate passed the post Office appro-
prfation bill carrying appropriation OF
1892 485. 900. and Immediately afterward adj
journed over until today. Senator Tflman
secured the Incorporation In the post office
appropriation bill of an amendment pro-
viding for a fine OF twenty per cent or the
amount received for carrying the malls to
be assessed against railroad companies
which fail to deliver mail at the time their
contracts require. He spoke especially OF
complaints from Charleston. s. C.. saying
that on one road entering that city the mail
trains had arrived on time only fve times
in sixty days.
At the instance of Senator Latimer the
Senate adopted an amendment to the post
Office appropriation bill permitting patrons
of the rural free delivery routes to supply
such boxes as they may desire FOR the re-
ception of their mall. The South Carolina
senator explained that the present regula-
tons of the Post Once Department re-
quire the use of patented boxes recommend
ed by the department. No such require
ment Is made the star routes. ana Mr..
Latimer's plea for fnpartiatity was sue
cessfui.
Senator Bailey secured the addition Of an
amendment authorizing postma sters and
rural route carriers to supply the names Of
patrons to senators and members Of tho
House of Representatives.
Senator Perkins made an effort to secure
subsidy OF S217 900 year in addition to
the amount now paid to the Oceanic Steam
ship Company plying between San Fran
cisco and Australia. The sum Is the same
as carried for that company by the ship
ping bill which passed the Senate early In
the session. and when Senator Patterson
asked Mr.. Perkins why he did not walt
on the passage. of the shipping bill the lat
ter replied that hope deferred maketh tho
heart sick" The amendment was declared
out of order on point raised by Senator
Clay.
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ROYAL PALACE AT MADRID.

there are many representing huge pansies.
roses and lilies. The luminous inscriptions
breathe welcome to the new queen ana
long life to the royal coupie-aVive la
Relna" Victoria Eugenia, " GLORY to the
British Navy Madrid and London
Long Live Our King and Queen Glory
to Shakespeare and Byron" and many other
popular greetings for the English princess
who becomes Spanish queen.
Parade Of Spanish Provinces.
One Of the auaintest features OF the we'd
ding fetes Is that I'm which representatives
from all the great provinces OF Spain gather
In their typical costumes. with their native
music and dances and even with samples
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-31
THE WEDDING HrEs
Celebrating the Marriage OF
Alfonso and Ena.
PARADE OF THE PROVINCES
Castle of La Granja Chosen for the
Honeymoon.
THE CAMP OF THE M0oRS
Presents Received for the Bride
Description of the Bridal
Trousseau.

MADRID. Spain, May 31.-The fetes fol
the wedding of King Alfonso and Princess
Ena have been prepared on an unusual
scale of Iavishness. They are divided in
three parts. the first including the family
fetes celebrated at ths royal palace by the
members of the royal family; second the
fetes offered to the visiting princes. en-
voys and high functionaries; and third, the
popular fetes organized for the people
These begin on the wedding day. lasting
week or more. The royal fetes include
banauets dinners. and grand bail to
which only the representatives or royal
houses having family alliances with Spain
are hidden. The official fetes to foreign
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brides retinue. others with the Queen
mother and other branches OF the ROYAL
household. and the innumerable suites 81
foreign prfnces--that all Madrid has an or,-
portunity to see something OF the spec
Church Of San Jeronimo 81 Real.
The church OF San Jeronimo el Real.
where the nuptiai mass was celebrated
and the marriage benediction pronounced,
Is quaint old structure which has passed
through some stranss vtcissitudes. This Is
there, for the wedding Of Isabella II took
piace In great pdmp ptthin IL walls nut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-31

A prominent anti-diyorce New York cIer-
gyman finds himself threatened with q d.
vorce suit. What shall he dot For sofu-
ton see The Man Between" Amelia n.
seriaIly IN The Star. beginning next satur-
day. 1t Is the second OF the Authors and
Newspapers Associations great $4,000
seriss Of new novels By worid-famcus writ
e<A. -
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s.sore reeently the church was abandoned
to carpenters shop and planning MN. end
the wh1rf Of saws took the place Of the
seIemn measures of the mass.
The origin Of the church was one OF the
strange whims OF the old King OF CASTLE.
Hekfy ~. He had set up magnificent
tournament on the Pard0 road. to ce1e6rate
the arrival Of q new British Ambassador.
The tournament wan notable for The conE-
sge displayed hy the kings favorite. Bel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08
"Hove's To You. Dsd!"

We hsppep.d In home the other night
snd over the psrIor door saw the legenc
sn nked In letters OF red, "whst 10 hem.
sithout moibeff' Across tht room W.,
another brie', God bless our home"
Nos, whst's the matter ~iih "Gt d biess
our dsof' he gets up e,riy, lighis the nre,
bcils an sgs, grabs his cllner psil ara
wip.s "a the dew OF the dawn with b,,
boots While many y mother Ia sleeplng H..
co nles the weekly hard cut for The butch
n, th. Ger. the nlikman ard b,k~r, aud
ti. iitt,e pile Is badly worn before be hss
o.es hOms so hour. he sGaBcs "a ID.
bail q aud kerps ID. reLt paid up.
IL here 10 noise during the Lisht dso
I. ticked 10 the back sod made TO 20 down
.tairs 10 nnd the burglar and kill him
Mother dsrns the sock bat dad botgbi
he .ocks 10 tue nrst place and ihe nes dies
I'd he yarn sfrr~Ard. Mother does up
b, fruit; well, dad bought Il all, and i.rs
.rd sugsr COS; like miscbief.
Dsd bays chickens for tbe Sunday dinner,
esrvss them himself aud draws the neck
from the ruins after every one else 10 serv-
q. what 10 bone ~ithout . notbsry'
Yes, that 10 eli right; bos what 10 home
without fAthert Ten chaLcss 70 oSs IL 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08

Of bic sspsrkscss 10 bic cvs vords.
Irecail ne marriage wh<w The aukvssa
father q The hride, whc was h,nsslf wsss~
" seves feet Tall. tried 10 hbssl wAsa ~
daughter hnsli. and Who vQslrsA Aslp a.
ter The essedicsioa 10 bsias Als 70 bic isss
sxain.
remember tbs isviss srosa Who -
se@s 70 my hosss to ~ wct, and Who, Il.
ter the esrnony, tssoerly r-narssdi
jennie he's no friends herr, dcsssr. 1
should hs % slsd " yos wcslA hiss Asrl
] think Of tho ycang man 10 cAsrvA vhe
Salked ~ith nvs other yoass nsa ~ oss
Aisie, while the bride sad i've otAsr ysaag
ladies wAlked ~ the other sisls. sAs ,vs
forming s,raigh, military liss bssoss iAs
altar, and vho. when whlspsrinsly ssksl
him his arst name, replied In losd tsus, VI
ioo"; aud who, at the closs ef shs service.
took ost . tsn-dollar bill asd pssssnssd u
10 tbs pr,seaes Of the entire cougrvgaliou.
think Of the couple whom CALLED By
wrong names, saylng, "Do you, 0sosgsy
do yoa, Martha" when ! vas really q.
dressing John and Jane. In hurrlsdly
xianciae over tbs license, ! hAd rsaA ~
asues Of the brides father ard neshsr N
stssd Of those Of the bride and groom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08

The late Lord Leighton, president Of the
Royal Academy, once bad . chance to learn
something about himself that perhaps be
had not suspected. His chance came 70
1in At . picture gallery, while his paint
Ing, Helen Of Troy" WAS on exhibition.
He Joined . group OF lsdles who we're
standing before II In time 10 hear one Of
tie number Say:
Ith horrid picture, simply horrld.
I'm sorry, but it's mine L,rd Lsightoa
-xcisimed, involuntarily.
You don't mean to say you've bought the
hing3 susstioDsd the same lady.
No, I-paiutsd It, the artist hambly 70
piled.
The critical lady WAS momeutarily abash-
d; then ahs said, easily:
On, you mustnt mind what sAy.
No, indeed, you mustn't, another began,
vsrpsstly. 6be only said what every body
slse 10 saying.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08
A HEALING GOSPEL,

The Rev. J. O, Warren, pastor Of Sharoa
8aptist church, Bslair, Ca, says Of Eisc-
rio Bitters; "Ili 0odssnd TO mankssd.
I. cured me Of lame back, ssi6 joints, and
complete physical collapse. WAS % weak
IL took me half an hour TO walk . mile.
Two bottles Of Electric Bistsrs hsvs msAs
ne 90 strong I have walked thrss milss In
30 minutes and feel Ike walking three
more. lt's made new mAa Of me-" Great.
act remedy for weakness and oil Stomach,
Liver and Kidney complaints. Sold under
xuarautee at Hard's and whipplss drug
stores. Price 800.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08
With q N olive.

Swiss guides have way Of hitter'nl
ravellers, . beguiling habit much sppre
slated until one learns the motive Of Il
ARE. K. T. Cook says, 10 ber book Of tray
ls, called From Holiday Journsl,' thsi
simoDd, her guide, expressed great admirs
lion for her powers Of walking.
Madame climbs like chsmoIs, he sAid
She WAS delighted, until she remembered
hat this might be the custom Of the pro
'ession. Like the children 10 Heine's bal
ard. guides had probably
Made the very same speeches
To many an old cat since.
One dsv Mrs. Cook and her husband
started on another expedition, this time
accompanied by two guides, Slmond and
Bertrand. The latter, = tall, silent yours
elbow. also pretended to be lost 10 amaze.
mept at madame's walking.
Monsieur ard madame ought certainly t.
.cepd Mont Blanc, said Simond. MadAms
uuld do Il capltslly.
She would, indeed. said Bertrand.
Madame would be- very proud Of ascend-
xMont Blanc, continued 5imoDd. WouIo
re not, BertrsDdf
Bertrand spoke grsvelg: Two gooo
guides can safely take sny ore--any ole
.entl, msn or lads--up Mont Blanc.
This was not so nittering. bu, Simond
untinued.
lth : mere pothiox OF an expedition. II
my "a CT msosms unplsasasily 1t a.;
b. may be lille sick win nonoIsio sict.
.ss, that IL All. she may turn Z ii,tt
olsck In ihs face. Bat ~ viii Get her 10
he top.
Yes, BcrirsDd corciuced, pensiv.ly, twc
suod guilds could DO Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08

The probL m Of .diax = cheap poultry
ODD ihat will incresss sxs-procuction DUR
~ during the winter when eggs srs high
's bssn SOLVED By those farmers who par.
SEE Green Cut BoIs and Meat Tor thsIs
poultry.
c.s Psss Of Hyde Park. W, sripds
any ttoSssDd pounds sonssiiy Of this
srlice sfd II ibis ,ssr selling II for es.N
sr barrel Of 80 pounds freight prepaid 70
oysr's rsiifoad station. There ID 10 nec-
FATTY for going without this staple pouI.
sfood fyou csnuos uss . barrel yoar.
4, get some Of Jour peisbbos 10 Iois In
.ih you. Yeu will nsd II valuable % an
sgs producer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08

I uish knsu What ny 70 tss~
wbsn be vsA isst ~ old ~ me.
He'd read the Bibls ihrolsh and 'hro1th,
A,d ~ben Il comes 10 verhipE- sts'--
Nby, he ssys that vbsn he sn ten
He hardly swr iteUaLt Of play,
Est leok HE place behibd the mss
Abd did shst lssy did svIy day,
lie d. " bs fathers team 10 Town
AID has led ,bs nat hons hem ,hs III,
Aid Va the ev, rinx he'd Get down
AID hsfn bis kssons and h.puli.
! axes me ,cffy icr p'uia
To Ihitk that be ~as Isa.ed,o
Sometimes u ain OCT ses ms that ma
Dol't more Than bslf be iiess him thoul b.
But once sb,n be WAS tellin' me
About the iua be- p,ver had
Aud os be worked l thought that sbel
Would cry because The looked so ssd,
And lhs n abe said abe wished that they'd
OF lst him tow bs cats before
II, got grosed up. aud pa be- stayed
Upstairs that nisbs ard Kicked The ooor.
Las lImmsr, deaI Al grsDdpAs, aAsrs
IN. +, used TO make pa work 80 bard, -
They told me how he'd zip and tear
Abound the pl.cs, spd in the yard
TL,rc WAS tree where, srsndms said,
He used TO practice circus tricks
All day I'll II wss time for bed,
I seemed ~ though they d elk old Nicis
Around there always raisiD' Ned,
Tut srsfdps come and put bis hand
Down kind Of softly on my head
Al d said that | would understand--
He ~ir ked At grandma, and he smiled--
some day, when would fsve child.
Chicago Record Herald.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08
irckIssr NAN ~ ARKANSAS

I'm the iuskicst man Ia Afkansss. :
xrites II. l.. STANLEY, Of Bruno, ''sincs TN
cstoration Of my wlfe's health aftsr ave
v~ars o continuous coughing and bles dIss
from the lungs and ows my good for,ass
o the worlds greatest medicine, DR.. King,
New Discovery for Consumption, which !
snos from experience will cure ecmssmp
don II taking 10 time ~ wife Improved
xish first tottle and twelve bottles CON-
ple,ed the cure" Cares the worss cosahs
.nd colds or moncy rsfasdsd. Al Hardt
nd whipplss drug storss. Soc and ei.o0.
Trial bottle free.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08
On salary.

Unaffected BY rotation In Office, sss
group Of government employees holds "
position through oil the storm and stress
Of party change. Indspsadapt Of political
Influence or "pull," this little band per-
forms Ito work in the peaceful certainty
hat nothing short Of incompstsncy will
cause = dismissal. The New York Sun
gives IN account Of the post-ofiice cat bri-
gsde.
The brigade 10 one Of the queer institu-
items Of the post-otiice building. II mum.
bers about fifty extra good rattsrs--of all
ages, si, - and colors, which roam night
and day the large subcsllars where ths
nail.sacks are depositsd.
Tho up-kesp Of the brigade Is provided
for in . special annual appropriation By
Copgress. The cats hill thousands Of rats
every year. Their salary ID raw meat, whioh
II fed to them every morning. Just enough
70 keep them IL lighting temper and yst
leave an appetite.
Big Tom 10 the captain Of the post-oflics
cat police force. He holds his ONCE BY ns-
ural right,for be 10 fully two test long and
weighs fifteen pounds. He 10 continually
on the watch to ~ that bis cohorts are ON
post.
Occasionally one Of them weariss Of the
constant night that rsisns In the subcsllars
and clips upstairs. Then Tom 10 seen on
'oe Of rare excursions 10 the upper world.
When the dsssrtsr ID found, the chief darts
It him. After msment Of scratch, spit
md yowl. the guilty one tucks bis TAIL b..
tween his legs and goes trottIng back 70
lie subcellars and his duty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08
ruy oxLy srJsyfyoa

u ,be Hayes Arc,c Expsdit,on, xr. 8. J.
Mccormick, nov U. y. Deputy Miners
"a, ves OF, Bl.ss s alton, Idaho, ssys:'' ",
Years hsvs suffered from severe pains IL
be bip Joint aud back bons, 6sprIving ~
OF sll poser. The cause was Ssone ia the
Bladder and Gravel In The Kidneys. Aflsr
using Df. David krnpedys's Fsvori,e Rem
,dy, Il Ronaou,, N. r., wa compIe,l,
cured.r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08

Make note now to get Elys Cream
Balm u you are troubled with nasal CO
sarh. hsy fever or cold In the hesd. II
spuriiying and soothing TO the sensit!v'
n,m ofsnes tbst line the air-pssssges. ]
: made TO cure the disease, not TO fool tb'
patient BY short, deceptive relif Thtr
no cocaine nor mercury 10 II, DO not b.
sslked into takiog a substitute for Ety.
Cream Balm. ALI druggists sell it. p ic.
50e. Mai ed BY Ely Bros. 56 Warren
Street, New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08
Speeding The Parting Quest.

"va"ha French CANADIAN giant, pro
prietor Of the dshiug privilege on savers
hoics lakes, and Of ho.el adjacent 4
hem He 10 . silent man, says writer Il
be New York Eceaisg Post, and seldom
speaks except TO good purpose.
he SAT one day behind the bar, rubbisi
,inted rod, when his aisistAnt entered
asviug in tov Two new srrivAls--extraor
iioary limitations OF man, called globe
trottsrs." Their monocles marked then
~ Britoas. Val gave them not glance.
All, my--sI-my good fellah! said one
,troking bis dropping mustache.
Coed evening sAid Val, impAssively.
Ah-you have--er-nshing round hsah
We have.
And--er--boAtsf
Yes.
And-er--guidssf
Yes.
Then-sr-my good fellab, you may--sf
how US our rooms. We shall remain heaN
ior some time, II you show that you are
r-deserving.,
Impassivs still, the giant selected two
Keys, conducted the guests upstairs, came
,sck, and resumed bis task Of polishing.
Almost at once heavy boots came down th,
,lairs, and one Of the newcomers reap.
pearod.
Ah--er--my good fellat, be complained
Really, don't ye know, I'm surprissd. No
water In the room. Have to treat us bet
Ter than that, ye knaw
This time there was no doubt. Val rails.
I'd bis eyebrows. But his voice was quiet
Is be called boy and ordered the water
Il went up 10 blue.enamsled pitchers. Al
q ,st at once the tourist rsappeared.
All, my-er-good fellah, he said. Have
ou a-sr-a glass jug anywhere, nt for Z
Gentleman to drink froms
Then the impasslve one spoke.
Say, he said, you know dat traiu you TAX
o hariivs herr
Certainly.
She's come hup, hup, hup, all dc time,
err slow, 10 It nots TAX two henginef
Yes.
TAX long time to harrive hero, 10 1t not?
llways hup, bup, hupi
Ye--er-qulte IN ascent.
Yer good. In the morning-six-fsef-
sen-she's 20 down, down, down. Den
hs 70 fAs', like blazs. call you cen
me.
Val returned to his task Of polishing bis
DDS, and the tourist, after vsinly puzzline
or the key to vsli remarks, went up
taIrs to commune with his fellow travel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08

They never sripe o, sicksn. but cIsanss
md Strengthen the stomach, liver and
towels. This 10 the universal verdict Of
's many thousands who use Dewitt's Lit.
!. Early Risers These famous little pills
'elieve heAdache, constipation, biiioasnsss,
] 'uDdice, torpid liver, saIlow complexion,
stc, Try Little Early Rl1ers. Sold BY A.
Il. Pettibone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08
FRIGuTFuLLY BURNED.

Chas W. Moore, mschinist, Of Ford
City, Pa, had his hand frightfully burned
10 an electric furnace. He applied Buck.
lens Arnica Sslve with the usual result
- quick and perfect cure" Greatest cure
on earth for Burns, Wounds, Sores, Eczeus
md Piles. 25c at Hard's and whipple'i
irug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08

All oidtims Cough svrsps bind Dc
oweis. This 10 wrong. A new idss wss
.dvasced two yesss ego 10 K.ssedy's lag
s'ivs Honey and Tar. This remedy ssss
10 the mscous membranes Of ths throat
and lsnss and ioossus The bo~els u the
ssne time. II expeis oil cold from the
system. II ci<ars The throat, streegshsns
he meoous membranes, relieves coughs,
coIds. Group, ~hocptnx cough, etc. seld
By A. IA. Psttib0rs-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08
THE YELLOW FEVER GERM

has recently been discovered. II bears Z
close resemblance to the malaria germ. To
free the System from disease germs, tho
most effective remedy is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Guaranteed to cure oil diseases
due to malaria poison and constipation.
2sc. 1t Hard's and WhIpplea's drug store,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08
Queer weddings.

II IL bard 70 look over nv record Of mar
,s1xe ssis,ees ~Ishogs costiososs msrrI
neat. wrote tbs Rsv. Jsnn Bsro~s. prss-
dsnt u obsriin Coi,ege. Ia memoir Of
hsr fAlhsr's life kiss Barrowa gives Sons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08
..NURNITURE.'
Shoppers don't fail to call at
Shaws FurnitureHouse

r. rnev Rattan or Oak hina Closets Bullets wadob eh
ss. Iron Bed. and cribs oasg Room or Chamber suits Also New
and Sleigh Boxes Run
osr q, ,. R,asing loPIns Horse. shoo Flies Shds
-, ~ Tai. th,ir at~ Baskets Stands Desks
~ a. -, a sn,hno "a desire o useful
M ,hsu ,u 6ae line on Paintings, Psste Eehns etc
r, up toaic and prices arc low
. ,ea .elec, now h'inas delivery reques'ed
~ r,a,,,r ...i fedn.hed spholaei Pictures Framed
,v n.y in, m from out Of il"n purchasers
.ns,t,, ny R.tto.d Farm nd Lsnsr wagons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-02-08

bosrdipe-hcass, fsttef 10 under . siab
snd the iandiady 10 the widow. Dad, hefss
TO voa, You've 90, yosr fsults--yos may
have iots Of 'sm-bai yos'r all right and
se vii miD you when ycsrs gone.