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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
SOUTH AMBOY.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Congratulations are in order fol
John street. 1t is a nice little girl.
Mrs. Harry Boice and Mrs. Charles
Stonaker visited Perth Amboy Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Laura Bogart is stopping with
Mrs. Charles Barber in John street.
Mrs. Ada Koch has moved from
George street to the Rea dwelling In
Augusta street.
Thomas OBrien. who was buried
at South River Saturday, was insured
in the Prudential Life Insurance
Company, of Newark, for the sum OF
nine hundred dollars. Justice Mason
and the assistant superintendent at
South Amboy visited South River
Saturday to take deposition of the
physician and others of the death OF
the insured.
The Misses Helen Ford, Gertrude
Dwire and Annie Malloy were Perth
Amboy visitors Saturday.
Harry DeGraw will spend the holi-
days in New York.
Miss Kate Northrup, teacher in the
high school, left town yesterday for
her home in Pennsylvania, where her
father is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Edward Mullen was New
York visitor Friday.
Miss Minnie Straub was New
York visitor Friday.
Miss Annie Becker has a position
in Woolworth's store, in Perth Am
boy.
Mrs. Peterson and daughter spent
Saturday out of town.
Mrs. William Spice and Miss
Gladys Johnson spent Saturday eve
ming in Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G.. Perrine, Sr.,
were New York visitors Friday.
Robert jackson and Charles Ben
net, Jr.. spent Saturday in New York
CITY and visited the Hippodrome
while there.
Mrs. William Spice left town on
Saturday for Tuskahoe. N. Y. where
she will spend a few days with her
mother
Mrs. Charles Bennett and son, of
Bordentown avenue. sDent Saturday
with relatives in New Brunswick
l.. F. Meinzer has had the roof of
his residence. on Broadway. repaired.
Mrs. Peter Bogart. Mrs. G. B.
Pearce, Mrs. Joseph Wilson, Jr. Mrs.
Charles Smock, Mr.. and Mrs Abram
Bveritt and Miss Emma Dayton were
New York visitors Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
METUcREH.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Madolin Hall is at home FOR
the Christmas holidays.
Miss Esther Antisdell is a guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Wise left town
Saturday morning for visit with rel
atives in Indianapolis.
Mr.. Jack Connor entertained his
friends at his club room on the Con-
nor place Thursday evening. About
twenty-five were present, and games
and dancing were enjoyed by all.
Sandwiches, cakes, coffee and cream
were served by the generous host and
old st. Nicholas was present and pre-
sented each with a gift found on the
Christmas tree in the room.
Once more glad notes ring out
from the Presbyterian belfry. The
new bell arrived Wednesday and
meets with the approval of all.
Mr.. Lewis Rowland, an old citizen
of the town, passed away Friday, at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Peter
Sours. The funeral was private at
his late home yesterday.
Miss Merritt visited friends in New
York Wednesday.
A flower cotillion will be given by
the ladies of the B. !. l.. at the home
of Mrs. e. H. Spear Saturday even
ing. December 20. 1t will be an old
fashioned dance, beginning at s
o'clock. Mr.. Dudley Upjohn will
lead. and tickets for the evening will
be one dollar each, to benefit the
league,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
AUTO BROKE DOWN.

!. a large Thomas touring ear, be-
longing to Mrs e. p Morton, OF
Manhattan, was put out of business
about 1880 o'clock Saturday in
front of Counsellor c. A. MARSHALL Is
Office, in Broadway, by the breaking
of the cone bearings in one of the
front wheels. In the machine at the
time was Mrs. Morton, who is said to
be niece of Levi P. Morton, of New
York, and a party of friends on their
way to Philadelphia. A telephone
message was sent to the e. r. Thorn
as Automobile Company for a. new
wheel, which caused a delaysof about
five hours before a. man arrived by
train at 4 o'clock with new one.
The party left on the O'Clock boat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24

Mrs. Frank Sullivan, of Woodvale
and Amboy avenues. is slowly recoy-
ering from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Black are re-
eeiving congratulations on the arrival
of baby girl last week.
Miss Mabel Newberry is recovering
from her recent Illness.
Mrs. Amy Chaplin has returned
home after a visit with friends in
Camden, N. J..
Miss Thekla Jost, of Woodvale,
has recovered from her recent ill
ness.
Spencer Springstead of this place,
has now accepted position as brakel
man on tn, Amboy division of th&
Rapid Trangt.
William last, the three-yearA Ad
son of Mr. anl Mrs. Fred Lis OF
Seguine avenue is confined tqtheil
home with pe1l ponia.
II, Public schn 2. 3. IN &c place
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24

AT ST. MARK'S CHURCH.

Rev. ]. B. ]. Rhodes preached at
both the morning and evening service
in st. Marks M. e. church yesterday.
A special musical program was rend-
cred by the choir at the service last
night, when the Christmas music was
sung. The subject of the morning
service was "The Gospel Plumb
Line" and in the evening "Christ,
Our Lord" large congregation
attended both services. The Ep-
worth League meeting at 6:30 p. m.
was led by Mrs. l.. d. Jobes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24

MISS LaFORGE ENTERTAINEI

MIi5o lIuF OhUE Elm EAt Il AAINED.
Miss Violet LaForge entertained
the Aimia orchestra and few
friends at her home in Princes Bay
avenue, last week, and a most enjoy
able evening was spent by all. Sew
eral selections we're rendered by the
orchestra. Games were also the feat
ure, after which refreshments We're
served by the hostess. Among those
present were Miss Lillian Coad, of
Manhattan; Miss Clara Mayer, of
Brooklyn; Miss Roselyn Doty, Miss
Hattie Bedell, Mrs. George White, of
Tonjpkinsville; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Benz, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Hofn, Reuben Candy, William Della
hah, Joseph Woodward, Thomas Nc
NIFTY. Stephen Brougham, Henry
Reinhardt. Max Rosenhain, William
1kaub, Bert Benz and Charles E.
Hruer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
ROOSEVELT.
HOLD SPECIAL MEETING

The borough council will hold a
special meeting tonight. In order to
enable the council to close up all
accounts for the fiscal year ending
December 81, it is requested that all
wills and claims against the borough
be presented at this meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

Rhodes & Marvel, of Elizabeth,
have the contract to erect a large
trestle for the United States Metal
Refining Company.
The organization Kneury. 20 the
Dry Sunday Club, gave a mov.r /, pic
ture and vaudeville show at Kish S
hall Saturday evening.
Quinnepau Tribe, No. 208, I. o. R.
NJ, meets the first and third Thurs
day of each month at p. m. in Fire
mems hall. James A. Walsh, sachem,
F. w. Davis, Keeper of records.
The schools in the borough closed
Friday afternoon and will reopen
January 3. 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
TO ELECT DIRECTORS.

The shareholders of the First Ma
tional Bank, of Roosevelt, will hold
their annual meeting for the purpose
of choosing directors, at 129 Railway
avenue, Tuesday, January 8, 1907,
from / to p. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
CHRISTMAS JUBILEE.

ST. Marks NJ. E. church Sunday
school will hold their Christmas jub-
lice in the church Thursday night.
Rehearsals have been going on for
some time for the cantata to be pre-
sented on that occasion, entitled
Christmas at Grandpa's," which will
be rendered by the children of the
Sunday school. The usual gifts will
be given to the scholars after the en-
tertainment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
CHRIsTMAs WEBBING.

The marriage Of Miss EmmeIine
Tyler and Jesse Henman, both of
Bloomingdale avenue, will take place
at the home of the bride tomorrow.
Rev |. B. Walters. of the A. M. E.
Zion church, will perform the cere-
mony. A reception will follow, after
which they will leave for brief
wedding tour. They will reside in
this place
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
Ar sr PAIrL,S NJ. 10.

Rev. Mr.. Owens occupied the pull
pit in st. Paul's M. e. church yester-
day morning, and Rev. G. H. Powers
in the evening, in the absence of the
pastor, Rev. Robert A. Brown, who
is still confined to the parsonage on
account of illness. 1t Is hoped that
he will be able to be out shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
DRI-M CORPS ENTERTAINs.

The Westfield Amateur Fife and
Drum Corps will hold an entertain
ment at their club house tomorrow
night. Ice cream and cake will be
served during the evening. A good
time will be accorded all who attend
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
I. ELKs CLUE HOUSE.

Staten Island Lodge No. SAL, B. P.
o. Elks, is making great prepara-
tion for the dedication and opening
of their new club house on Saturday.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged for the occasion and this day
will be regarded by the Elks on
Staten Island as one of the greatest
in its history. The dedication will
take place at $3.50 o'clock in the af-
ternoon, banquet at Hugots' at 5
o'clock and grand parade in the
evening. followed by open house and
a social time. 1t is expected that
Elks from Manhattan. Brooklyn and
New Jersey will join in the celebra-
ton John Schultes, the esquire of
the lodge, is to be the grand marshal.
Past Exalted Ruler Oscar A. Kruger
is chairman of the committee of ar
rangements, who have left nothing
undone to make this day memorable.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
AT ST. STEPHENS.

Special Christmas music waT rem
dered by the vested choir ia the
Church of st. Stephen at both morn
ing and evening services yesterday
Under the direction of George SCALES,
leader. Rev. Guy A. JamiesonA rec.
tor, preached at both services
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
AT BAsKETBALL GAME.

4 A number of the young people
from here attended the basketball
game in knights of Pythias hall, In
Tottenyille, Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
HOME FROM GERNIANYt

Mrs. John Boss returned % her
home, in Main street, on FridayEafter
several months spent with her par
ents in Germany. She returned on
the steamer Kaiser WilhelnE Der.
Crosse. e3 b .tl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
I LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Asa Thomas was Perth AM
boy visitor Saturday.
/ Mrs. Edward Worthley spent Sat-
Arday in South Amboy.
AThe Misses Rae and Hattie Cornell
ke New York visitors Saturday.
NJ Emmons was a Perth Am
isitor Saturday.
Cora Applegate of Swan
kent Saturday in New York
MILLER spent Sunday with
Rev. Father Miller, in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24

Two or three simple statements Of
enlarge the whole outlook for you!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24
.-HuGuEN0T..


George Miller, of Huguenot ave-
nuc, hasNreturned 70 his home after
a several weeks sojourn in Sullivan
county, N. Yt
Kenneth Spencer is confined to his
home on account of illness.
Miss Charlotte Darrow, of Great
Kills, is seriously i'll at her home.
Robert W. Nelson recently sold his
house on, the boulevard to P. j
White, of FreshkiH avenue, Green
ridge.
Public school No. closes this af-
ternoon for the holiday week. A
program consisting of Christmas car
OILS and recitations will be rendered
by the scholars of the school The
school will open again January 2.
Answering want ad." some of
these days will start you on the
SHORT CUT" to affiuence-so fnr
as there is any short cut" For
"who can answer where any road
leads tor"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24

Continued on mage 81 I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-24

Hadn't you intended to look cvsr
the want ads. foda,
The sun., 1906-12-07
FAVORYTEs BOWLED OVER.
Three odds ON Fayorites Beaten nj New
Orleans


NEW om.HASs. Dec s.-Thres odds on
favorites were bowled over at the Fair GROUNDS
to-day. among them being Colloquy. who was
a to 7 favorite in the Ave and one-hslf FUR
long race, for two-year-olds. Colloduy was
not placed in the first three at the finish. Re-
fined, the second choice, won in an easy man
ner from Ounce. 1t. Valentine. who had the
services Of Niool, was made a to choice in
the fourth but was beaten a head by Charlatan
Bill Phillips. who burned up conslueraoie
money around the New, York tracks during
the past summer. was the other choice who
went down to defeat. Daring, with TO
about his ohanoes made Bill Phillips appear
cheap at all stages and won easily. The sum
maries:
First Race--Five furionss-Mrtiboy. lO+ Eau:
buchon). 70 8, won: Spion. e5 q. Hennessyl,
TO l. secondi Duchess Of Monteoelio, 90 "a: VIII
Is%s u 70 & third , TSs po,o,Ss los WyGts WEGya a p:
Shanno, RENE. Regente, Helen Lucas ana Nck
Second T Race-slx rurlonxs-Darins. lO7 r..
BurtonJ, 20 1, won; PinstIcker. lO+ Truman.
20 20 /. second; French Nun, lW u1oyn, lS TO l.
third. Time. ii7 As Goldhearer' Miss Ferris s
proof and Henry Hentricks also ran.
Third RAce-Five furlongs- Blackburn, 100 90
MoJis! 2 & l. Won G seTsmSns anSb rs H81ds'ss ssiTd
Time io1 as. western. Anna Ruskin. Fleeting
Star. Malta. Piaud and JessamY also ran.
tanI TO l. won; ST. valentine. III INlooD, 70 3.
second Lady Ellison, l07 a. Smith. 20 TO J. MIRO
Time i:4A Delphie and Gold Mate also ran
1oa tMountainl, TO won; Ounce " a. smith
80 to second: Grace George. lO0 MaIstersl. . 70
third. Time, llO. Coiloquy and Ida Bailey also
Sixth Racc--one miie--Abe Meyer. ia tAubu
chonl, is 10 l. won; Bitter HAND, los "A. Martin
10 2. second: Dargin. IA tSwsin), II 10 q thiId
Grand Duchess Merry Pioneer. Or. McCiuer.
Viperine and ARABIC also ran.
The sun., 1906-12-07
pAWNRROKFRS' SALES.

III. FIRUSKI. Auct 20 Bowery sells at 10 A. ~!
Dec. 7-Ftne consignment jewelry. crepe shsuls.
Dec. io-ordcr Godstoae Bros, SIS eth av all
S Gioa pIsGsed % phof Dec 1865, S TO No $3.50. al
Dec io~order II. Phillips, 1877 Bov.ry, ssS W.
r:tih ST.. ciO,hing; &C., pledged prior Nov g: 1905
ssSiGn s piedssd iSn prior 1885, sCcc
g. Gee rTenns r. @ iS5s5' a SG S $685. n PsSssS RSI
3 81 Hy pledged prior DsC L III s < q. ~, elder
'is Dec Df fi-order l. Harlem SOS sth sv clothing.
&C pledged r9s prior w% Dec sip lsSS On , rov.
ali diamonds, watches, lewelry, goOds every DE-
scription pledged prior Oct. 8. 1905. to No seAiT
Dec isIordcr B. pr.y,r. .4s sth ay.. an al..
mo3ds watches; % les jswsIy % goods c sxsry n Sss.oH.o.
Dec. lSM: Bruekheimer, lsl Y. iOsth St; Consoll
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all watches, diamonds. tewelry, odds and ends.
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The sun., 1906-12-07
New England Trottlns Conducted at a Loss.

BosToN, Dec. 8.--The annual meeting OF
che stockholders OF the New England Horse
Breeders Association was held here this
afternoon The report OF the treasurer
showed that the past season was conducted
at a loss. The following were elected d.
Williams, William r. Allen, George H. Graves,
Charles Whlttemors, Arthur H; Parker. Q.
SON: treasurer, r. Lee Qvimby:. clerk. G.
NJ. Jewett. The annual report showed ex,
penditures on Readville track Of sl6,se5 and
deficit OF s4.706. The first week Of the Grand
Circuit races netted a profit OF sS,te2. the
second week, SCI. while the receipts from the
received from stall rents. Howland Russell
withdrew from the board OF directors.
The sun., 1906-12-07

LIN rINE ,,o. wHtSHss. diamonds, lsTslry, SsskIy pay
Three Maiden Lane.
DIAMONDS, watches; easy payments: repre-
tentative calls; telephone. EAGLE DIAMOND
WATCH CO. ~ Maiden Lane.
The sun., 1906-12-07
PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 TAXPSYERs,

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Department Of Finance Bureau for he Coilec.
tlon OF Taxes, New York, December I, 1903.
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION aIa
Of the Greater New York Charter (chapter SIS Laws
OF is01D notice is hereby given TO all persons q
corporations who have omitted 10 pay their tsrrs
To pay the same IN the borough In which me
property Is located" follows
Borough Of Manhattan, No. 81 Chambers street
Manhattan, y. ".
Borough of The RronE corner Third and Ire.
mont avenue. The Bronx, ". ":
pal Building. Brooklyn, n. v:
Borough OF queens. corner JaCkso avenue and
Fifth street, Long Island City. ". ";
Borough OF RcnmOnd. Borough Hail ST. GroTxs
Staten Island n. Y.
and that under the provisions Of section sis II
said Chsrtcr, II any such tax shall remain unpsid
ON the irst day OF December. n shall he the dIify
OF the Receiver OF Taxes 10 charge receive and Co
icct upon such tax remaining unpaid nn that
day. In addition 10 thP amount Of such tar me per
centum on the amount thereof and TO charEe, r..
ceiye and collect upon such tax so remaining un-
paid on ,hc hrst day Of January thereafter inter
upon the amount thereof. at the rate Of seven p'r
centum per aunum To he calculated from the day
On which said taxes becamc due and payable Zoe
tOber /. l9O5l. provided by sscton mine hundred
and fourteen OF this act. to the date OF pay ment
DAVID y. AUSTEN,
Receiver OF Taxes.
The sun., 1906-12-07
billiards.

william Hoppe PLAYED some more speedy
Is? balk line last night in preparation for his
fnpionship match with George sutton
He made m or a4e and ayera ged a. 4-s for
800 points. l. defeated his faIher by the
W. Hopes o. 4. 20, sIe o. I@. 81. Total Soo
p Hoppe. sr.--sA o. o. r4ll6 = T. Total -.
.Avsxsgetes
The sun., 1906-12-07
Buy, Prince Selma for 5000.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Dec. 6.-Max Woess Of
Vienna. Austria. bought to-day Of John Splan
the ten-year-old bay stallion Prince Selma.
2nO'., by Bow Bells-Cors F.. by Kentucky
Prince The price was 5000 Prince Selma
will be shipped with Grafton Bells and other
purchases of Mr. Woess 10 Vienna in a few
dnys Mr.. Woe ss has made Mr.. Splan a
proposition 10 form partnership in the
and Mr. Splan will leave in a few days to in
Vestigate the prospects,.
The sun., 1906-12-07
Yale basketball PLAYERS Win.

HARTFORD. Conn, Dec. e.--Yale's basket
ball team came up TO Hartford tonight and
wiped up the gymnasium floor with the Trinity
College team. The first half was not started
until S45 o'clock and the Yale hve immediately
displayed an aggressive style that was main
tanned throughout the game. The visitors
had a comfortable lead all the way through
and were never in danger OF losing. The
score: Yale. 43: Trinity. lS
The sun., 1906-12-07

WANTED for a. =. Army: Able bodied nmsr
rled men between ages ot ~ and Is: citizens NJ
United states. of good character and temperate
hah'ts who can speak read and write English.
Yor information apply 10 Recruiting Onlcer. 20
ID ay. 1880 ID Av., Ia Hudson 81. 74a eth Av, -
Park row, 70 Cortlandt ST.. New York. or -9es FHls
Aou@st. IV Broadway. Brooklyn
The sun., 1906-12-07

legislative Committee Increased and
Changes I'm Bylaws sug gested-No-
table Speakers Mt LBnch OF American
Motor Car Manuracturers' Association
The sun., 1906-12-07

HAvANA. Dec.s.-FOllowing are the scores
Of the baseball games played here to-day;
First Ranne-All Americans. =; Havana. \
Second gams-Al Americans. 0: Havana n
The sun., 1906-12-07


Philadelphia Jack O'Brien. hot under the
collar because OF a possible mill between
Tommy Burns and Jack johnson. the colored
heavyweight. Ia talking fight without re-
strictions. But II he means what he says
when he calls johnson q huge Joke he can
pick up a bunch OF easy money by accepting
q definite proposition which Johnson's man
aRer. Sam Fitzpatrick. made yesterday.
johnson will 6ght OBrien twenty rounds"
said Fitzpatrick yesterday, and will agree
TO forfeit the entire purse IL the Philadel-
phian can stay the limit. We do not consider
O'Brien in the same class with Burns, so that
this oifer will not be made to the latter IL
o. Brien wants to make side bet he will be
quickly accommodated. Johnson can nut
him away easily. and O'Brien knows it, Z"
Meanwhile it looks as il Burns was attempting
TO sidestep johnson after ALL In q despatch
from Los Angeles Burns says that he will not
fight at any other place. and that the match
maker OF the Los Angeles Club does not care
70 offer a purse for johnson All of which
looks as IL Burns and O'Brien would soon
get together for another Whack at the
, public 8 purse.
Its probable that the Frisco fght trust
will go out OF business at the end of the year
The managers have quarrelled constantly.
much 10 the disgust OF ring followers on the
Coast. The card this month will probably be
Hyiand. although the men are wTanglinG over
the weight. HylaDd wants i33 ring side. but
Britt cannot SEE u that way. The mill will
be managed by Brittle brother. who may
sunstitute Herrera or Willie Fitzgerald for
Hyland at the last moment.
The sun., 1906-12-07

IAN CT THEA. ~ eth av. IS 4 5Or Mat. ss,
sv" AROIND JHE CLOCK
- NeIt Weok--A NlllonAife's Revenge
- Souvvuirs Monday. China Tea Potx. =
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-07
TWO PROSPEROUS
INSTITUTIONS.
Semi.AnnuaI Dividends Declared
by the Missouri State Bank
and the Walton Trust
Company.

The directors OF the Missouri State
Bank held their regular semi-sn nusl
meeting on last Tuesday. Ii was
found that since the first day oil
January, 1906, the Banks gross
earnings were s6,456,93; expenses
and taxes paid, s3,441 So; net earn
ings, $3,O15.3S. The directors de-
creased the furniture and Azure &c
count $500. 90; paid stockholders a
four per cent dividend, $2,2OO.OOi
leaving as undivided profits,
&315. 80. The Bank was found to
be In good condition and doing u
safe and conservative business.
On the same day the directors Of
the Walton Trust Company held
their regular meeting, and out q
their earnings since the first day o.
January, 1905 placed In the surplus
fund 81 10000; paid stockholders q
Ave per cent dividend, amounting &c
"a, 10000, which was satisfactory
both to the stockholders and I'll,
officers. The company is doing
large business 10 loaniDg money OF
farms In Bates, Vernon, Cedar, Dad'
and Polk counties, Missouri.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-07

Farmers who feel inclined to put
their hogs on q luxwiant diet Of pie.
plant will do we'll to note the follow.
ing taken from the Springhill Kan.
sas) New Era: L. chamberlain lost
eight head Of fine fat hogs last week,
which did at his farm north Of Ochel.
tire nom poisoning caused nom sat
i,,episplAnt tsAyss. We have always
hsesd that plsplant leavss ~ tn
orly thines That ~ poison = hog,
hut this = the nrst me- - ever had
colled - or attsntlon b ny ON
vKopegsoaally INV thet AwaStsus