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Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Aoed Minister EIopes.

Rev. E. B. T. Real, aged 7S years, of Siloam Springs, eloped with Mrs. Jennie Salsberg, lady of 50 years, and was married at Fort Smith. This was done in order to outwit the son, who had secured an injunction to prevent his father from getting mar ried on the ground that he vas feeble in health and mind and unable to transact business
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Want a Canning Factory.

The business men of Des Arc are making an earnest effort to secure a canning factory at that place, and it is confidently believed their efforts will be crowned with success. The soil in the vicinity of Des Arc is we'll adapted to the production of to- matoes and a canning factory will be worth many thousands of dollars an nually to the farmers.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
A Mammoth Potato.

A farmer living near Batesville. is exhibiting an Irish potato that is thirteen and a quarter inches long and weighs three and one-half pounds. There was potato growing to it as large as an average potato.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
M. A. Fain Injured by Train.

M A. Fain, carpenter, living at Paris, was struck by an engine on the Arkansas Central road and knocked from the track, sustaining considerable bruises. MT Fain, who is deaf, had stopped on the track to tie his shoe and did not hear the engine approach ing.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
An Oranqe Tree.

Mrs. c. E. Kohler of Fort Smith. has an orange tree that is prolific bearer of fruit. Though small in size, it has on it thirty-eight well-formed oranges, which are in various stages of maturity.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Freight Wreck Near De valls Bluff.

A freight train on the Rock Island jumped the track near De Valls Blu3 recently and nine cars loaded with lumber and cement were piled up in a ditch. 4 tie uaying fallen from. a car across the track caused the wreck
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Held for Assault.

Fate Bowden is held at Nashville under a $1,000 bond on a charge of assault with intent to kill. The diff culty which resulted in his being held occurred at that place recently when he cut Pete Hodges throat. The wound was a serious one, but Hodge has recovered, being confined to his bed only a few days.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Penitentiary self-supportine.

The report to be made to the legis- !ature by the state penitentiary board will show that during the past year 1nd half, the penitentiary has not onIy been self-supporting, but that turing that time the board has been lble to pay off an indebtedness of S30,000. With good luck, members of the board hope to have $65,000 or S75,0C0 in the state treasury to the credit of the penitentiary fund by the time the legislature meets.
 An estimate of expenditures made by Superintendent Pitcock show that the sum of SPOTS has been expend- ed by the board during the past year and Q half for salaries, substinence, clothing and other expenses of the penitentiary Of this amount S17O,- poo has been paid by contractors who use convict labor. The remainder of the money has been raised from sale of crops on the farm. Besides the money expended by the board on the accounts included in the $2070O0 debts amounting to S30,000, were paid, which were contracted prior to April, 1905. The item of $55,016 for salaries includes $12,350 for salaries which were paid out of specific ap- propriation prior to April year age, Under the old appropriation which was vetoed by Governor Davis, mon- ey was appropriated to pay salaries of the five local officials of the peni- tentiary, but when this part of the appropriation was vetoed, the board arranged to pay the salaries out of the penitentiary fund for current ex- pense.
 During the past year Superintend- ent Pitcock has cleared 600 acres of iand on the state farm, has put up sawmill on the farm and now has on hand 20,O00 feet of oak lumber and 1900 feet of cypress. Lum- Der has been furnished to erect sev- eral new outbuildings on the farm.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13

The lumber companies of Pine Bluff are seriously affected by the car shortage and some of the larger ones may be forced to close down, there by throwing hundreds of men out of emnloYment
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Neoro Woman to Hanq.

Dinah Howard, the negro woman who shot and killed J. W. Morrison, the marshal of Huttig, at Dollar Junction, last June, has been found guilty of murder in the first degree and sem tenced to hang at Felsenthal, Decem- Der 15. 1t is expected that an appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
A Peculiar Accident.

Mrs. c. Hart of Levesque had her nose broken in peculiar manner. While engaged in milking she lean ed over the COW to remove the feed box, when the COW raised her head suddenly, striking Mrs. Hart in the face and breaking her nose.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Appropriations Recommended for
 Arkansas.

Secretary Shaw of the treasury de partment in his estimates of appro priations submitted to Congress, rec ommends that sums be set aside tc continue work on federal buildings ir Arkansas as follows: Little Rock, $25, 900; Pine Bluff, s25,0oo; Fayetteville $20 000.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Claimed to be Invalid.

An interesting legal fight is expect. ed in the courts over the question of the vote for and against license at the recent election in Cross county. It is claimed that in the city of Wynne only one voting precinct was provided instead of one for each of the three wards as contended is required by law, thus making the vote invalid.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Train Robbery Near Texarkana.

The Pacific Express car attached to Cotton Belt train, was robbed near Texarkana, and Express Mes senger ". A. Grissip was thrown from the car after being beaten into insen- sibiilty and probably fatally injured, All the money iii the safe was taken, but the amount cannot be ascertained, as the robbers took the waybills and other records. This is the same train that was partially derailed a few days before within two miles of the place where the robbery occurred, the wreck being caused by a broken lock of a switch, thought to be the work of q malicious person.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Negro Escaped.

Grant Matlock, a negro, who was serving out fine of s1.000 and jail sentence for the illegal sale of liquor at Nashville, has escaped from the jail and is still at large.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Damage Suit.

Edith Barnett has instituted suit against the Little Rock Railway and Electric Company for $10,00O for per sonal damages which she claims to have received in alighting from one of the company's cars. She alleges the conductor stopped the car and the motorman started it without be- ing signaled to do so.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Skull Fractured From Fall.

William Murphy, boy aged IS years. residing near Sloan Springs, died recently from the effects of a fractured skull sustained from fall, it is thought, while in an intoxicated condition.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
A Prominent Lawyer Dead.

Robert R. I-ockett, a pronmeat law yer of Texarkana. died suddenly n ais office at Texarkana on the 6ay of his return from his wedding trip.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
Becomes First National.

The stock of the Commercial bank of Eureka Springs has been increased to $50090, and will be known in the future as the First National Bank.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-03-31
BLUE RIBBON FOR BRAINS.
English Wise Mem Will Enter an
Interuniverdty Think
ing Match.

British thinkers, rebelling against
the custom Of awarding great prizes
to college athletes and neglecting the
thinkers. have proposed and are urg
Ing throughout the kingdom q "blue
ribbon for brains" an interuniversity
contest between the thinkers and stu
dents, for an award OF merit
The neglect Of brains and the con-
slant lauding Of Drawn in the press
Of Britain, as well as in university
circles, has called forth the protest
and the demand for recognition and
reward Of the brainy men Of the great
schools.
Just what form the thinking match
for the championship Is to assume Is
not stated. Those who are urging the
contest plead that nine men trQpa each
Of the great universities meet In the
contests. Whether 1t will consist Of
looking wise, or in oratory, in writ
ten examinations In certain subjects,
they do not state. The contest may
take the form Of the standing long
think. or the running high think, or
the two-minute handicap think, or
the long distance think,
At any rate. the proposition is to
make the event Of the blue ribbon
thinking, match Of all England and
to show sthe thinkers that they are
esteemed as high at least as are the
athletes. Who will be the first cham
pion thinker of Great Britain is q
question of vital interest.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-03-31
WAS NOT HALF THROUGH
Darky Pursued by Ghost Was Go
ing to Make Better
Time.

Two men In q southern town. get
ting into an argument made q wager
that one of them could not hire q
darky to stay all night IN a well known
haunted house, which no one would
occupy.
Hunting up a strapipng negro, the
man offered him Is to stay in the
house during the night, keeping awake
all Of the time.
The Negro entered the place IN the
evening and kept walking back and
forth to Keep from going to slsep.
Promptly on the stroke Of midnight
the ghost appeared. Unlike most
ghosts, this ONE was pleasant and Af.
fable and, seeing the man, said:
"Ah. good evening; II seems there
will be two Of NJ here tonight"
with bulgfng eyes and dropping
INV the other managed to stammsr:
-Y-y-yas sah. b-b-but dey Won't b
long"
And suitins the sction to Tie words
he went out Of The house and down
TIE road - hard - n could run.
with the ghost n close pursuit When
completely ont of breath, ~ dAs1y
- down ~ the rQalside 70 rset and
-. ghost e2nine ~ llanlIy -
The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-03-31
HOLDS UNUSUAL POSITION
Only Woman in the World Who Con
ducts Dry Dock
Business.

Miss Ella Lawless occupies unique
position in marine affairs. She is the
proprietor Of a dry dock and shipyard
In Jersey City, and is carrying on the
business founded by her father, who
died about Eve years ago. She is the
only woman in this country, II not in
the world, conducting q dry dock busi-
ness She Is making success Of II,
for she is equipped with executive
ability, courage, business tact and last
but not least, personal magnetism. and
thoroughly understands all the details
Of her unusual calling. Miss Lawless
was born in New York state In a town
near Syracuse, and comes of revolu-
tionary stock. One of her ancestors
served throughout the war for inde-
pendence under Washington. Her IA
ther took prominent part in the civil
war. She IL charter member Of the
Order of the Eastern Star. and is ac-
lively afhliated with other fraternal
societieA Miss Lawless resides In
Union Hill. N. j., and 10 prominently
Identified with the social and chAri-
table life Of the town.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-03-31
RsgistIatRn Notice.

To the ElectD Drs the Township OF
L'Anse, CR Rnt of Baraga, State
Of Michigan
Notice is Ie&by given that
meeting OF e Board OF Registra-
tion of the Ynship above named
will be held al Anse, 10 the Town
Hall, for Pred tt No. !, on
SATURDAY, HETHIRTY- FIRST
DAY OF Nj RCH, A. D. 1906.
And at Pequa hing in the Town
Hall, for Pre- pc. No. 2, in said
township, on
FRIDAY, TIL rHIRTIETH DAY
OF MAR A. d. 1906.
for the purpo pf registering the
names Of all sJ d persons who shall
be possessed q q necessary quail
hcations OF q ec )rs, and who may
apply for that PuI Jose, andIthat said
Board Of BE let ltion will be in
session on the Day and at the places
aforesaid fro9 8 o lock in the fore
noon until 5 cloc in the afternoon
Of each day, : I'd purpose afore-
said.
BY order o. the ownship Board
Of ReRistrati o.
Dated this 7th d Of March, A..
The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-03-31

marked: "Ihat was very Pheasant
run we had just now"
And the darky replied: "Yas, sab
but 1t ain't-nunin-to de one
we'se-going ter hab"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-03-31
@. p. BLANKENHORN
PRoP.


Funnyman--Thst wife murderer who
was TO have been hanged tomorrow
managed TO cheat the gallows.
Pennibs 90? Did he commit sui.
eide? ~
mo; he read one Of my Jokes in TO-
days paper and It tickled him ia
death. ~ Chicago Daily News.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-03-31
Notils Of TOWNSHIP
Election.

Notice is hereby given Il the
slectorp OF the township OF LAnse.
county Of Baraga. and st3te Of
Michigan, that the next tnnual
township election will be heldon
MONDAY, THE SECONDf DAY
or APRIL, A. D. 1907.
At Which election the following off,
ssrs are to be elected, viz;
OneRupervisor.
6naTownship Clerk.
One Township Treasurer.
One Highway Commissioker.
One Justice Of the Pface full
term.l
ond Member Board Of n Rview
One Overseer Of Highways, eat b
for Districts Nos 1, 81 Snd4.-
Fo9r Constables.
On6 Poundmaster.
Thu places Of holding sid election
will ! as follows: Preclhct No. !,
Town Hall, L'Anse; Precinct No. 2,
Town Hall, Pequaming, ithin said
town@ip, aud the polls said elec-
MON ill be opened at o'clock In
the forenoon, and will Semain open
until o'clock in the fternoon Of
ssid Eday OF election,s y unless the
Board OF Election Inspect Of said
tswn pip shall, in theft discretion,
adjoukn the polls at IL clock moon,
for on hour.
Yot are also notified that q special
slectifn will be held o4 April End A.
,. 19B. at which time the question
sf cal ing and holdingsa convention
FOR tht purpose Of making general
psvisijn OF the Consti fulton will be
submit tied to the quelified electors
sf the township.
The ballots upon 6hich the ques-
tion 81 all be submittd q to the quail
ied elxctors will be.separate and dis
tinct tom any and hll others, and
will b as follows:
Sha conventionf FOR the purpose
Of eneral revisi1 b OF the Consti-
tuition be held I!
Yes III
Sba q convention for the purpose
Of q cd peral revisio( Of the Consti-
tuition e held 2 4
z Nof]
The oard OF election inspectors
will 81 to it that each elector is
furnished with q bal lot relative tothe
ssllingbof such c9nvention, for the
purposfof makingsa general revis-
Ion of \ ke Constitution, and will in
form sub 10 elector the nature and
purpose Of it, sq EACH ELEcToR
SHALL REQUIRE on coming out
Of the booth 10 Produce and hand
10 such bspector (be ballot relating
TO such evision. 4
You Al also NJ @ified that on the
second by OF Abril, A. d. 1906, q
party eifollmen@ will be taken in
each elec0on dist Jet of the voters
in the rel pective olitical parties as
provided FOR in Chapter II of Act
No. ls1 o the Pu} }lic Acts Of 1905.
BY ordd OF theS Township Board
Of Electio Inspe& &ors.
Dated y Is l7thtday Of March, A.
d. 1905.
CtARLEl H. MENaE,
The L'Anse sentinel., 1906-03-31
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02

LEYES DE 1905

Sc hallaD a la venta en- la Ii
brerfa del BoLETIN las leyes de
1905, acompafadas de un vo-
ldmen de gran utilidad para los
letrados Y el publico en- general,
conteniendo la Ley de evi-
dencia :" y IL APPENDICES de leyes
de otras Asambleas references
tambien a la prueba en- 10 civil.
Precio de las dos obras. $500
Ley de evidencia, compra-
SO senaradamente $3.50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02

sAN JUAN. PUERTO ROO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02
Buena nOtiCia

En- el antique y muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de r. Montes Sc acaba de
reclbir un immense surtido de casi-
mires ingleses Y franceses, los que
otrece a su nnmerosa clientela al
pdblic0 en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambi6n hay tin ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes los
que Sc detallan desde S. 4 $I4. Cuen-
ia tambi6n el Bs7ar con IN surtido de
abri2os para caballeros Y nifIos. propios
para Viajes, gorras. canisas, cuellos,
punos, tirantes cinturones, ligas, cal
zoncilllos. corbatas, medias, y muchos
mas aTtfculos del ramo.
VISTA HACE FE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02
= "A RIS
FL AJENJO

En- Belgica acaban de prohi-
bir su fabrication. su venta, su
consume. En- Francia sucede-
IA 10 mismo en- breye, pues el
diputado valiant ha reunido
va las flrmas de mas de Glen CO.
legas suyos para pedir al Con
greso una ley que salve al
pueblo de las garras del hada
verde. Y seguro es que los
padres de la patria, que llevan
cinco amos aplazando el voto de
la legislation contra los destila-
dores de alcoholics de vino, Sc
apresuraran a adoptar las mas
rigurosas medidas contra el
ajenjo.
tConsiste este en- que sea mas
da1oSo que Ell aguardiente?
Nj aun los sutiles medicos
que estudian el "absintismo" CO.
mo un NAL diferente del "alco-
holiSmo" sc atreven a decirlo.
"Yo confeso-e escribe el doctor
Genileau en- su libro "Penseurs
et:savants que la diferencia
entire "absintiSmo" V alcoholis-
mo no es apreciable."
Pero no importa. FL ajenio
tiene en- su onda glauca la NAL
dici6n de su propio prestigio
Los poetas 10 han cantado. Los
tristes han buscado en- sus area
nos el conSuelo de las penas.
Los viSiOnariOs le han pedidO
imageneS anteS nunca sOnadaS.
Su martirologio no es una pa
gina de dolores an0nimos. sinO
un libro de orc de las letras.
Alfredo dc Musset, cuya esta
tua Sc inaugur0 aver, Gerardo
de Nerval, Privat d d'Anglemont,
Paul Velairne, Gabriel Vicaire,
muchoS otros. poetas, fuer0n sus
vfctimas Clama la gente.
Es CiertO, es cierto. Pero pues-
tos a citar borrachoS ilustres
cpor que olvidar a Hoffman V a
Edgardo Poe? Ambos fueron
mucho mas desgraciados que
los cinco poetas franceses, V.
sin embargo, nj uno nj otro CO.
nocieron el ajenjo. Hoffman,
lego hasta ser un te0ricO dc su
NAL. Para cada especie de pla-
Ger o de pena buscaba una b0-
rrachera especialisima; Y asi,
mientras el champana le ser.
via en- los dias lie suenos amO-
rosos y el borgona en- las mana
mas de anhelos heroicos, Ell vino
del Rhin solo 10 empleaba por
la noche para hundirse en- so
lemnes l0curas reigiosas.
De tOdas estas variaciones
sabias nacio su locura. Or0s
muchcs han enc9ntral0 tam
bien, en- who's raros Y caros, la
misma suerte. Nadie, empero,
piensa en- prohibir el vino.
Nadie, tampoco, piensa en- pro
hibir el aguardiente, que ha
asesinado a tant0s grandes h0m-
bres, et aguardiente que Poe
considerable como la peor en-
fermedad del mund0.
Solo el ajenjo hace que los le-
gisladores tOmen en- serio su
mission salvadora.
Por mi parte, creo que entire
las libertades hunanas, una dc
las mas respetables es la de en-.
venenarse. Pero puesto que Sc
trata de suprimirla, es precise
proceder con igualdad. DespueS
del alcohol, proh1bid el vino
ioh, legisladores!; despu6s de
vino, prohibid el cafe; despu6s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02
EmpreSa AUTOMOBILES Jimenez

Esta empresa hace servco diaro entire Camuv sabc
la y vceversa. enazando con los trenes c)rreCs
Sus AUTOMOBILES usan &omas neumdtca para comoGdad
del pasaJe solo aimiten pasaeros por vericalo
Los blees venden el Hotel Ca56 Mavapuez Ii
ayec de Aguadla Isabella por Nj uleucz, en- San u.n
Por Pic Sanchez a la legada del 6n Camuv
- Preco por asieno entire Canuy vce-versa $500:
Quebradilas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02
del cafe. el te; despues del te,

del cafe, el te; despu6s del te,
el tabaco.
| Hoy, en- efecto, todos los me-
dicos saben que el te es tan da-
noso como ell aguardiente. "El
Ite-dice Huchard-es Ell veneno
del corazon; cuando Sc toma
con frecuencia produce enfer-
medades cardiacas graves" ~
ell cafe? We'd como describe el
professor Matthew q I'm tomador
de cafe: "Enf1aquece, sc pone
dispeptico; sus vertigos Y sus
|neuralgias son frecuentes; no.
|duerme bien nunca; sus ner-
vios sc desquician; es un ser
miserable y desgraciado." En-
tre los males que el tabaco de-
termina, veo citados: la pGrdida
de la memoria, la arterio-esclo-
rosis, la faringitis y la angina
de pecho. Suprimid, pues. su-
primid te, cafe y tabaco. Y no
os detengais. En- los tocadores
de las damaS hay otra substan-
cia que debe suprimirse por me-
dio de una ley: el aqua de Co.
lonia. Entire las clases eleva-
das de Londres--dice un medi-
CO ingles es muy frecuente
yer que las SeflOraS beben aqua
de COlonia Y sc emborrachan
con ella" Suprimid, pues, su-
primid tambi6u los perfumes.
Pero. no; NADIA de este sc SUI
primira. FL Estado necesita en-
todas parties las fentas que los
vinos, el tabaco. Ell cafe Y el te |
le producer. Lo 1niC0 que pue-
de dejarse desaparecer sin peli- |
gro para los presupuestos, cs |
csc pobre ajenjO, que sera reem-
plaZado en- las tabernas por otro
alcohol cualquiera. PorqueI
Greer que sc va a Suprimir la |
borrachera p0rque PernOd Gle
IRE Su tabrlCa, eS una lOCura. En- |
B6lgica, realmente nadie ha be-
bido nunca el "veneno verde !
y, sin embargo, los belgas tie
men poca fama de ser sobrios. I
FL 'squidam" Y la ginebra
han sido Y seran siempre en-
BruSelaS como en- Amberes las
bebidas favOritas.
Paris es en- Europa la 1niea |
ciudad que verdaderamente to-
ma ajenj0. PeI0 no es con el
con 10 que Sc embOrracha. Esas
cOpas muy atlas que vem0s enj
los cafes, llenas hasta los b0r-I
des de un liquido opalin0. mol
COntienen mas venenO que una
Copita dc cOnaC Q de anisadO.
Al contrarjo. Fl que t0ma aien
j0, 10 toma 4 sorbos, POGO 4 20
co. Cuand0 SUI vase Sc ACADIA
han transcurrido las dos horas
de la ch1rla Y entire tanto. ell
vecIno que toma "vermouth" d
"wisky' 0 brandy ia apulado
clnc0, seis cOpas.
Z. TG4,1es C4YriH0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-02
Hotel Z Par1G
GALE MENDEZ VIGO, Nc l44
M AY A G U { Z

Sitna1o este estaolocimiento on el centro
de Ia caie M6udez Neo. con uo iardia ~
hente, es cl 4ne reune lnayores rtaias
y co"" ''@a1o~ para los sc0oros yiaieroe. V
II ioe eae:.5.f corn e"}otes hahttaciortS tres-
~s, 'e4''.o'.as, -5.t'.o, 'sle@s ia aas
- Comidas todas horas "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-12
THE DEATH OF DEPEw

No; >enaoF Dcpcws heart has ceased to beat; his
sseld have not been shut down. his body not rigid he
Is not yet 10 be sepultured
hut the whom the nation has known and needed and
delighted honor is nevertheless deaddead to the power
he welded dead fame dead to further usefulness
81 happiness
Health spirit and power gone Of him As light IS
gone out OF eNtinguished lamp.
All that remains S a warning
people who long looked up to Chauncey n Dcpew
with respect and confidence who mery laughed with him.
aud thrilled by his learned eIoquenee repcss
the pity that springs from the heart his plight today
Bu, pity. though GENEROUS tears not blind
the vital lesson OF this broken tfe
We in it that there are ways to suicide
than the bullet the poison the dagger the rope-more
certain ways a complete death
In this poor old man. blasted and ruined the eveutde
OF his long brgh, day by his own greed Cod Almighty
himself preaching this nation Of his most powerful
sermons
1t that every young should hear and heed
We may fool the preacher and the priest may dodge
and the Judge but get away from the
supreme law and its penalties.
The Dcpew known aud loved aud laughed with Is
dead suicide The sparkle has gone from his the
sunny glow fromhs face the spring Of has eoquencc has
dried mp and the buhbug csts have frozen upon his
cold lips.
The strength Of samson Is shorn from him. The giant
has shrnk pgmy only few days the highes, felt
honor friendship and the very meanesi OF us all
| may laugh him.
Yes there Is suicide complete than that 81 the dag
Ger OF the rope and only breaks in body but
kills fame. power honor. pride. hope. peace.