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SELBYVILLE BANK ELECTION.

Special correspondence OF Evory Evening.
Solbyvillo, Jan. 1.-THE stock
holders Of the Selbyville National
Bank held their annual meeting on
Tuesday and elected the following
board Of directors to serve for one
year; W. r. MoCabo, q. l.. MEGA be,
ID. W. Campbell, n. A. Nelson, Il. M.
Moore, II. q. Dukes, W. III. Nelson,
DR.. X. N. Gum, Capt. }. II. Long,
DR.. 10. II. MoCabe, Il. d. Lingo, J.
h. Goodwin, IL. II. Watson, W. N.
Morris, Or. j. W. James.
The directors organized with W. X.
McCabe, President; -. q. Dukes
Vice President; n. A. Nelson, Sscond
Vice President; o. l.. MoCahe, Seore-
tary Il. V. Baker, Cashier, and W. b..
Derrickson, Assistant.
The officers and directors we're enter
tanned at luncheon by W. h. McCabe,
the president, at his residence.
This bank was only two years old on
May 9th last, and ita deposits on the
first Of this month we're 1888, S63. q
surplus and profits we're Sl7, 64207.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE CABINET

Special Correspondence OF Evory fvenins
Dover. Jan. 1.-The Ervorth League
cabinet met here yesterday at the
Conference Academy, for tbs parposs
OF mapping out a programme Tor the
annivefsnry OF the league nc the next
session Of the Wilmington NJ. +. Con.
terence, 20 be held at focomoke City,
"a d., in March next.
Thomas N. Rawlins, president Of the
Conference League, announced that he
had secured Rev. II. M. Randall,
general secretary Of the Epwor th
League az large, TO deliver the address
at the anniversary in March.
A committee consisting Of Revs. j.
W. Colona, George Q. Williams and
l.. -. Poole was appointed to arran q
for tho general programme Of the
anniversary.
a committee consisting Of ReSs.
A. $. Mowbray, II. X. Carpenter and
j. M. Arters was appointed TO extend
an invitation to the Fourth General
Conference District Epworth LeaQ ne,
with which tho Wilmington Conference
IL connected, to hold its next annual
session, which oonyenes In June, with.
IN the bounds of the Wilmington Con
ference. Rehoboth and Wilmington art
suggested ne suitable places.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.

The New-Century Club yesterday cele-
brated the seventeenth anniversary Of
its founding and much pleasure resulted
therefrOm for its members and their
friends. An excellent luncheon of GRO
quettes, chicken salad, ices, cakes and
coffee was served at y o'clock With
the assistance of the caterer, Eli Hoxter,
this had been prepared by the members
of the hospitality committee Of which
Mrs. Samuel n. Trump is chairman, and
it was served from prettily decorated
tables by young ladies wearing the club
colors of white and buff. Before serving
the luncheon seventeen of these young
girls sang the club song, the words and
music of which were composed BY club
members At its conclusion Miss Edith
S. Danforth recited some verses written
by another member in which the club
recounted its achievements of the year,
but lamented that Seventeen is n very
awkward age, sort of intermediate
stage when one is not very old, nor very
wise, nor even very young" and there
was nothing new as everything had gone
on as in the years before.
In the afternoon the Tanning of the
Shrew' was admirably presented by the
young ladies of the West Philadelphia
Junior Shakespeare Club, with the fol-
lowing cast: Petruchio, Mary Knox Gar
vim; Katherine, Maud Burt Mccall; Bap-
tista, Frances Fischer; Nincentio, Anna
Reardon Heisler; Lucentio, Mildred Mac
George; Gremio, Isabel Andrews; Hor-
tensio, Cecil Whittier Trout; Tranio,
Alice Brennand Barr and Ada Bomber
ger; Biondello, Anna Burden; Grumio,
Margaret Wendell Hess; Curtis, Anna j.
1ruitt; Tailor, Anna Reardon Heisler;
Minstrel, Catharine Ashton Blanca,
Beatrice MacGeorge; Widow, Jean
Foulkrod; Lady, Mary Weatherly; Ser
want, Ethel w. Trout.
While every part was well taken es-
pecially so were those of petruchio BY
Miss Garvin; Katherine by Miss Mccall.
and Grumio by Miss Hess. That the play
was presented through the courtesy OF
the Shakespeare Club thanks are es.
pecially due TO Mrs. Hess who is one Of
its members and who is also a frequent
visitor in Wilmington and is Interested
in the New Century Club. The players
were handsomely and appropriately COS.
TUNED and the stage settings were In
keeping. Even the programs were quaint
and artistic. The club is indebted TO our
townsman. Mr.. Stephen c. Singleton. for
his aid in preparing the stage, for paint
ing the mantel and fireplace which looked
as though it might have been of Shakes.
pears time, and for securing the tap
estry which adorned the walls of Baptis.
tas house.
The intervals between the acts were
appropriately and delightfully."- filled bv
Shakesperian songs, admirably sung.
After the first scene Schuhert's SETTING
Of "Who is sylvan from 1.-TWO Gentle
men of Verona" was sung by Miss Paul
inc Wolf Bancroft, who was accompanied
on the piano by Mrs i. G. Jackson. The
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next interlude was filled by Miss Emm.
Lore with Orpheus' song from 'Henu
the Eighth Miss Bancroft next san.
Ophelias song from Hamlet" set 0.
music Of Shakespeare's time, and Schu
hert's setting Of Hank, Hank, the Lark
from "Cymbeline." Miss Isabel Belief
Wales sang jog On, jog On the Fort
path Way" from winters Tale" and
1T was a Lover and His Lass" from ga.
You Like It." "Alack the Day. was
sung by Miss Wales vel Mrs. Dickens
Lewis and the latter sye also 81 Know
a Bank" Miss Mary Poole sang "Say
That Love Frown" to an air that is two
hundred years old, and a quintette, Mrs
Lewis, Miss Poole, Miss Bancroft, Mrs
Swayne and Miss Lore gave 'How Sweet
the Moonlight Sleeps" from "The Mel.
chant of Venice"
The clubhouse was filed to its capa'
city and among the visitors We're the Of.
ficers Of several neighboring clubsi Mrs
Craven from Salem, n. j.; Miss Kate
Cassatt Mcknight, president Of the Penn.
sylvania State Federation; Mrs. sey'
mour Eaton, president Of the Twentieth
Century Club; Mrs. Rhodes, president Of
the Eastern District of Pennsylvana
Federation, and Mrs. Cam, president Of
the Delaware State Federation.
AS.
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CITY HALL LIGHTING.

At the meeting of the public building
committee of Council, last evening, i
was decided to recommend that the con-
tract for lighting the City Hall be award
ed to the Wilmington City Electric Co..
provided an agreement can be made that
the contract can be terminated in thIea
years if the city decides to have a NUM-
cipal lighting plant.
Under this contract the city viii re-
ceive a discount from the meter rat.
now paid, and the lighting company viii
pay for the re-wiring of the City Hall as
directed by the fire underwriters. lh'
Police Commission is now paying a fla.
rate for its portion Of the lighting ana
this will be continued until July next
after which time Council will pay q.
entire bill for lighting and there viii be
a deduction made from the Police De,
partment appropriation for its share Oh
the lighting.
Council will probably approve ins
action of the committee at the meeting
Of that body this evening.
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AN EXHIBITION NEXT YEAR
Talk of Holding it In Pyle's
Cycle Academy.
GREAT INTEREST IN PIGEONS
And the Display of Birds is Elk
ceptionally Good.
the Close Of the Show on Saturday Night,
Even the Birds 1hat Have Been sod.

The Poultry Show, being held in
Turn Hall, under the auspices OF the
Diamond State Poultry and Pet Stock
Association, has so far been even more
successful than officers OF the nsso.
oiation expected, as it is their first
show. There is already talk of the
show for next year and If the du Points
have vacated Pyle's Cycle Academy by
that time that is probably where the
birds will be exhibited.
The poultry fanciers from other
States who have exhibits here say the
show Is a very oreditable one and
promise TO enter their birds again
next year.
The attendance so far has been good
and especially at nights. Now that
the fowls have all been judged, cards
with the names of the oWnere have
been placed on all the coops, which
makes il much more Interesting for
| visitors,
Th9 exhibition of pigeons seems to
attract more attention than auy other
display in the building and the dis
| play Will probably be larger at the
annual shows hereafter. Many Of the
birds on exhibition are for sale and a
large number have been sold.
Ihuse persons who have visited the
show and do not know much about
/ poultry have besn greatly surprised at
/ the large number and different va.
rietios exhibited. There Is most every
breed of chicken and some OF them are
valuable birds.
The show will close on Saturday
night and all the entries have TO
remain In the building until the
end, even the exhibits that have
been sold. The birds will be boxed
late Saturday night or Sunday aud
shipped to their owners.
The atten lance at the show is in
creaslng every day. Yesterday there
were over 800 paid admissions. the large
majority being in the evening. Mrs.
Ida Carr Addicka was among the
visitors yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Addicks has large number Of
thoroughbred birds on her fam at
Clhymont and takes an interest in all
OF the poultry shows.
Am ing the poultry fanoiers attend
ing the show is Louis N. Graham of
Gienolden, Pa, who is known in this
line all over the county. Mr.. Graham
acted as ono of the judges. He is a
famous poultry nftlst aud also n
breeder. lie will probably remain
until the show closes.
Superintendent Norris G. Temple of
Pooopson, Pa, has been OF great
assistance TO the local association in
conducting the exhibition, as he has
had considerable experience in such
shows.
The officers Of the association who
have worked hard for the success of
the show are: l.. Scott Towneend
president; William Il. Moore. vice.
president; Rev. Joel q. Gilhllan.
treasureri CORTLAND Rice, secretary
executive committee, Walter j. Martin.
Frederick q. Snyder, James A. Geb.
hart, John NJ. Donohoe, o. r. Cochran.
William q. Rebelen, j. Milton Mad
dox.
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GRANGE OFFICERS ELECTED.

Special Couesrondenoe o. livery evening.
Milford, Jan. ll.-Miliord Grange.
T.. Of h., has elected the following
officers for the ensuing years
Master, jacob a. Rosa; Ovefseer,
John Short; Lecturer, John j.. kosa (;
Steward, William E. Hopkins; As
sistant, Charles n. Phillips; Chaplain.
Charles A. Walker; Treasurer, Charles
harker Secretary, George a. Teas
Gatekeeper, DR.. 2. T., Ruhl; Pomona,
Mrs. Mediord Jones; Flora, Mis-. Eliza
Il. Teas; Ceres, Mrs. q. 4. Phillips
Lady Assistant Steward, Mrs. Jennie
Short; Organist, Mrs. Harriet Bes-
wick.
The DR.. j. o. Pierce farm, AZ acres.
three miles southwest Of Milford, 10
David Wallace Of Monmouth county,
N. J. price, 81 600.
The Wilbur farm, one mile north of
Milford, owned by George IL. Roach.
TO Fran k Saloyan of Bowers Beach
price, 5000.
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The preparations for DEE reception y
the Bayard Legion Danrc9iic leag-
have been completed arr % ri'l be n''
on the evening oi ianuHff al.
club rooms. OF 6ll ,lipleY street
committee in charge comprise SOM
Dunbar. clairnlHi JOHN ~ Garland
relary James Whnlen. Phillip
frank Roberts. james Thompson. a'r
lebley. Herman Wolf and August
Gillespie Hyatt's Orchestra has been III
gagged Vocal selections win De ren.A,,i,.s.'
by James w. Gillespie, Joseph McDe a...
Daniel O'Mara and John J. Gilbride. "'PS
and Company and Joseph Roseiie ". ",
Company viii furnich the entertaihii'"'
in the song and dance line.
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MlLFORO'S NEW TOWN COUNCIL.

Special Correspondence of livery Evening.
Milford, Jan. 1.-The following
have just been elected members of the
Town Council Of Milford Tor 1905.
President. Paris Il. Carlisle. IT. .
DIR. 6. L. Grier, Col. Theodore Town
send, Leonard Mathews, Austin
HOUSTON, ID. S. Collins aud j. s.
Short.
Collector and Treasurer, q. ".
Joseph.
Alderman, G. Wright Joseph.
Col. Townsend was chosen ssoretarv
of Council.
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SHIPBUILDING An MILFORD.

Milford. Jan. ll.-William q. Abbott
has contracted 90 build for Philadel
phia parties a barge Of 100 feet keel
to be completed an time for the spring
trace.
ihe Vineyard shiphuilding Co. re-
eeiveu this week from tho Delaware
Machine 20. a l2o-horse power gaso-
line engine 10 be placed in the freight
boat they are building.
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MADE MANY HOLLY WRtATHS

Special coircsnonoence OF hverv Evenins.
Milford, Jan. 11.-During the Holt.
day season Thomas Ross and William
Hudson of this town made 500 holly
wieaths, which they sold az the rail-
road STATEN for cents each, thus
realizing $500 for about three weeks
work.
Henry Laundry aud wife Of Ellen.
dale are second, with a total OF 1850
wrehths.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

Special coHesnonoence OF livery Eveniuc.
Milford, Jan. 1.-The following real
estate has been sold here recently.
The Christen Jensen farm. Ia broad
kiln hundred, &c Garrison Reei; prioe.
$780, The Giescek farm, 90 acres. 10
Frank 4. Dawson OF Seattle, Wash.
price private.
The Palmer residence, corner Of
Fourth and Church streets, TO Winfield
Deputy; price, 5000.
The Alfred Hevalow residences on
South Washington street, TO Joseph
Warren; price, $780,
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guests we're: Mr. aud Mra George
taylor, Mr.. and Mra. Charles lrtico,
~ > Carlisle, j. q. Macan1oflau ci
fhiiadelpnia, Misses k9iella Smith
ana Eva smith, Martin Richards. aud
" Il. Scctt Of Wilmington; Misses
anna NeWlove and Mah fedIicE,
william Taylor, William n ldden, Mf.
and Mrs. j. q. Madden OF this city.
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Yes, the old Indian fighter was saving
the whole secret Of success agin the red
yarmints wuz jest 10 profit BIZ experience
The Sioux done something TO me onct that
they could never do again.
What was that? inquired the interested
youth
They scalpod me.-Philadelphia Ledger
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AANo AAoh"ke IN RAIN wrapper Mailed
20 Everyone Who Writes.
Il have been a terrible sufferer Of piles
time you can have AM idea Of how MANY
kinds Of medicine tied. But found no
relief whatever. ie'i there must bo sonla-
thing that could cure me without having 20
onQerko an operation which might XIII me.
NOW, after trying but one treatment OF
your fyramids, / am free. free to tell
al sufferers OF this dreadful disease 10 Inv
this menicine-the Pyramid Pile Cure. ID
viii cure when all others fail. Sincerelv
youn, George hranegh. Scholibure. Ia. y
an, one suffering irom the terrible torture.
burning ana Itching OF piles. will get
instant relief nom tne treatment we send
OUT iree, az Our own expense. In plain sealed
addrose.
Surgical operation for piI = % nerve.
nckinR. cruel and arely permanent sue
cess. tere you can get a treatment that Is
quick, easy % apply and inexpensive, and
Tree nom the publicity and humiliation
you suffer by doctors examination.
tyrnnid Pile Cure il made I'm the form
OF easy TO use sunnoaitorics. TIE coming
OF a cure Is felt tne moment you begin 10
use II, and your sufering ends.
Send your name ana address az once TO
tyramid Drug Co. $3.50 Pyramid Building.
Marshall, Mich, and get, by return mail,
plain, scaled wrapper.
After seeing Tor yourself what it can do.
you can gel Icguiar. full size package Of
Pyramid Tile Cure from any druggist al CD
cents each or, on receipt OF price. we will
have Il
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IT WAS ALL A MISTAKE.

Philadelphia Record. today.
Justice of the Peace George r
Thompson of Camden last night received
q wedding fee from Joseph farrell of VIII
mington, Del, who. in the excitement of
entering upon the matrimonial sea. last
Monday, made the mistake OF giving he
genial squire an envelope containing a
blank piece OF paper
FARRELL wrote a letter Of apology to the
Squire, and inclosed a good-sized ice.
Mr. FARRELL, it is understood. acciden-
tally gave the magistrate tho wrong en-
velope on the day OF the wedding.
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CERTIFICATES Of INTERPRETATION

Special CORRESPONDENCE OF Every EVENING.
Dover, Jan. Certificates OF in
corporation were filed here, yesterday,
as follows;
Breton Mills Development 90. ,
Philadelphia, TO develop land for the
mining and quaTrying Of stcne, rock,
80. capital stock, $50, coo.
Losoyn oil Co., West Chester, Pc.
30 prospect for oil aud minerals Of all
kinds; capital stock, $4,000.
Owasso Oil Co., West Chester, Pa.
to bore ana prospect for oils, minerals,
90. capital stock, $4,000.
Wilmington Association CT United
Building Trades, Wilmington, Del.
no capital stock.
Amendment to charter Of Develop.
ment Go. of America, New York City,
increasing capital stock from "a, 200, OOC
TO 90. 600, coo.
Amendment TO charter Of Zigler Goa
Co., Chicago, H., changing the pre-
ierred stock.
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IWiI Show You How To Cure Yours
FREE.

was helpless and beddden for years from double rups
No truss could hold Doctors said would die not operated on
fooled them all and cured myself by simple discovery Twin
end the free by mail you write It cured me and b,
anee cured thousands twill Write today Capt
Ceilings Box 500 Watertown. n. Y.
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OF any civilized country, you can procure
Laxative Bromo Quinino from any druggist.
All nations uso 1t. Il. W. Groves signature
on box.
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Bilious Feel heavy after dinner Io 91sg
coated Bitter taste ? Complexion 5 sa.l9 M.
Liver needs waking up. Dcans W. Srue
cure bilious attacks. Is cents at anS -
store.%
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Opportunity now to see the finest
poultry Of the best breeders at Turn
Hall. Admission lOc
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In buying a cough medicine for children.
never be- afraid 20 buy Ohamhorlnin's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from It and
roliei Be- always sure TO follow. 10 Is ospe-
cinlly valuable for colds, Group and whom
ing coughs
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Then tell him about Ayers Cherry Pee
ioral. Tel him how it cured your hard
cough. Tell him Why you always keen
II on hand. Tell him to ask his doctor
about IL. Doctors use il a great deal for
all forms Of throat and lung troubles.
We have 20 secretsi We publish .o-
sts iormalas d al onr medicines. level. 49,,
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PILES "A YEARS.
terrihie Case Cured Painleaslv win
Only One Treatment Of Pyramid
Pile Cure.

Eree Package IN Plain wrapper Mailed
20 Everyone Who writes.
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mount available within
the statutory limit for
present bond ssue......ss14.s4e.s5
Given under my hand In The CITY Of
~iharleston. County of Kanawha. and
state Of West Virginia. this 25.h day
Of October. 1906.
j. A JARRETT. Mayor,
The City of Charleston.
Attest;
E. E. HOOD,
City Recorder. 1917 sats
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from tina they 90 to calm hazard
names an vi-latin' tn law. 'Tw'u'd
De a great sight, it w'u'd that"
fe c'udn't artist me FIR that
asserted Mrs. Flynn.
"Fr why?"
Fr ecaus I'm a po-lisman's wife"
was the confident reply, and then.
considering that matter settled, she
returned to the charge. I'll tell We
what, Barney Flynn" she said, yen
make that woman ha-ave a civil tongue
In her head, or yen ha-ave no hot
coffee waitin' FIR ye whin We come
home amy more. II ye'er cow'rdiy
nature won't let ye ta-alk to TIL
woman, &c lam her ma-an wangt. list
to let thin know ye're s~htandin' up
fr tn r-rights iv ye-er wife"
"M-m-m, WELL" replied Policeman
Flynn. apparently brought to terms
by this threat. eff we insist, I'll ha-aye
1t out with him.. They's no ma.an
walks that I'm afraid to go feminist,
out a woman He ended the SEN
tence with a shake of his head.
Give it to him good" urged Mrs.
Flynn. She's been thr~eat'nin' to tell
MIN to knock ye-er head off. Give
1t to him in tn neck"
"'Tis there 1 aim to put it." said
Policeman Flynn.
nothing remained but to carry out
the plan. and Policeman Flynn
straightway hunted up Dugan. They
shook hands in a guarded sort OF
a like two watchful prizeighters
and then the policeman remarked. cas-
ually: "Th' good woman do be
ha-avin' some words with ye-er
wife"
II heard iv it," replied Dugan. and
for a minute they eyed each other sus.
piciously.
IT'S a Shame to ha-ave quar'ls
bechune fri'nds," asserted Policeman
Flynn, finally. eff yen put a br-rake
on ye-er wife's tongue I'll do tn Same
be mine"
IF yen ha-ave ye-er wife keep her
clapper shtill." returned Dugan. "III
ha-ave tn ashpile changed"
IT'S DONE responded Policeman
Flynn. promptly. viii We ha-aye \
bit iv tn oil shtuff at Hosan's .a-ar?"
81 will"
When Policeman Flynn reached
home he announced that the ashes
thereafter would be dumped else
where. But don't mintion it." he
cautioned. Don't say a word to
Mrs. DuSan. Poor la-ad. I'm sorry
FIR him. an they's no use ~r-rubbin'
it in"
What did We do to him?" asked
Mrs. Flynn.
81 give it to him." answered the
patrolman. first in tn mouth an,
thin in tn neck" And he added 10
himself: 1T whit down that wa-ay.
FIR l saw it CO."
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Copyright. by the Century Coz
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Poets in Parliament

The candidacy of the comic p1a~
wright. Tristan Bernard. for a s,f+
In the French chamber recalls tr-
facts that within a decade cniv o,-
poet Of repute-Maurice Barres-h,-
BEEN a member of a parIfamenta--
body, and that Lamartine was the oa1~
eminent poet who was also q great Dc-
litical orator. The younger Duma-
was once asked why he did not try for,
a seat in the chamber of deputies. to
advocate his ideas of divorce. He re
Piled tina he might fare like the editor
Emile de Girardir. who one day was
violently attacked in an assembly. He
rushed on the tribunal with furious
mien and everybody was eager to hear
his answer. He glared for q moment
at his tribunal and then excloimed in
s~tentcrian tones: 81 shall aswer yo--
tomorrow in my journai"-N y.
Post
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sonar interest had q tendency to per.
vert her views.
Tw'u'd he a fine thing" went on
foiiceman Flynn, FIR me to 90
ma-archfn' to tn station with me wife
an me neighbours wife. Ohio, I
link see mesilf. What's tn
charse?' says tn judge. .Disordly
says I. WHAT'S they been
ooinE says he. .Jawin' each other
over tn fnce,' says l, 'distur-rbln'
livery wan in tn block. Ne Wife |
avs. tells me neighbours wife her
rather was sint back be tn immfgra-
ions officials FIR tn reason he's want.
ed fr shtealin' a pig. an NE neigh.
oors wife tells me own wife that her
orother's dodgin' tn polls now. An