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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
Tucker Could Spell Waltz.

The late laY-on Tucker. 9Th,
most popular railroad man il
Maine, was in h., Youth more noted
Tor hls social than his scholarly
abilities. One evening he was draw
ing up an order Of dances for tho
club IN Portland to which he be-
longed wien one Of the BOYS. peep
ing over hi, shoulder. began to
laugh.
"Oh. look here, fcllcrs," he shout
ed, "how Pays spells 'waltz'-with
Tucker carno tlv examined the
h't. Then he sand. in great indigna-
sion:
That amt G. you fool. It's
IN :"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
Poison Ivy Remedies.

Among the remedies for poisor
by iyv ihat have been tried and an
proved MANY time. over the brin,
from k.t Of sal, mackcrol stand.
first. \ free application of This ha.
often reduced the swelling and in.
Illumination in the most virulent
casts whom the doctors remeaie.
mac. no impression. Some find the
lmte 81 the tomato eilicacious in
neuiralizing the poison Of ivy. while
oiher- PIN their faith on frequent
and liberal applications Of salt and
vinegar. \ handful Of auieklime
dissolved j water allowed 70 stand
for nn ho ond then tie poisoned
rart painted wjih d IS recommended
ior aggravated case of poison oak
and lyF. while q woman nnculinrlv
susceptible 20 plant poison saws that
.a7@lirc aid powdered cinnamon l.
z >nrc crrg .nnGmon. hr the wav
hc deciarc, a srecifc Tor mars
|chc>. o.rc, ial 3 for 2 burn or scalc
p 'hC' 'lorfA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
SEE. r.'.e.l FL. Alnrr..

MarN n an tNrl- ia New .Ier
soy. even "Irdlrl 20 large a plac,
a. Long Branch. have steel whec
fire alarms which arouse commun.
tl", arourl them in a vcrv wid,
radius. The wheels aro merely tho
steel rlin- p. big locomotive drive
wheels. They are given to all towns
desiring 1f"r u the Central Rail.
vs. Of Ner .icr-es from i,S Disabled
rolling stock some mes ha alarm
Is mounted ~ wooden tower frame
and again l. hung from the arm Of 4
stout post. \ big hammer hangs on
a post. and arv one discovering q
fire clangs the alarm and calls citi-
zens 10 action.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
A LIFE SAYING SUIT.

a London tailor ha, invented a
new lite aying coal ana galter..
with which IL j. possible for per-
son clothed therein 10 maintain an
upright position when immersed ia
the water, even II NOT possessing ang
knowledge Of swimming. The coat
resemble. 70 appearance an ordinary
pilot : cont. ban il b. fitted with On
ar it'li winch Is inflated with air
through tube. Tie gaitcrs each
weigh Two pounds and are fitted
with Two brass wins or hiade- fa.-
tcned TO the back of the heel. .As
the reael moves lis ftCt IA .A.
water these wings open and shut.
lnd not only prorel ,te wearer
along like oars, bnt enable hln 10
maintain am uprieAt position from
thn waist upward IN thn water. A
practical demonstration Of The util
lty Of ihr invention was roccnilr
undertaken IN the Thame, by the
inventor, and its efficiency and lie
saving qualities clearly shown. even
when moving against the tide.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
Spoiled the Effect.

A struggling actor, anxious 70 Sc
cure some applause, secured places
in the gallery for his seven chill
drcn and instructed them carefully
rs TO the moment when they should
clap their hands and shout.
"Bravo"
The moment arrived at last The
telling speech was made. and. 70 his
amazement, chorus Of seven called
out:
"Bravo, father Bravo"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
HIS WATERLOO.
no" the ofeer Of 10. osy Triun,phed
Over Private Li.rrhy.

~ - lsffJ
In the day- Wien ,his country had
: frontier cvers arm. post had 10 be
~ constant -+Hte ol readiness. for
there wa- no t,Aing when troops
might b. called out Ia suppress an
Indian uprising or rs rid The road
"f de-lcrair fighNatm.n. Di.ci-
plinc. iic Eroohlr .a- -lp avs. vas
never rrlaNed. al.i."n 2 Tie manner
ln which u ~.- u~'--ei od -om times
favored ~ rnna,t
Captain Troy p Of tie seven
teenth inldntn. an lri.hnan and
-inel riaiplinaiaa bad con. DER
'ii' trouble gIh certain - miers -
ms confrn' wsn. being llilprnars
from different coamtle-. ..orc dis
posed 70 quarrel o,crmuch among
themselves.
Once when Captain Troxcl was
officer Of the day the sergeant Of the
guard. strapping Iri,hman. who
himself disappToyed these frequent
lights a. being subversive OF disci-
pline and di-araeefnl ia ,hc comma
nv. approached tho can,.in vi,b iae
customary salute and ,ad:
Officer Of the dan. sis. | have the
honor 10 report thai Private Nur-
phv. Of vonr companv nr,so,cr !,
the post -rarlhon.e. .lr.irk !, n.
with 4 piraay handle >
Captain Troxell returned the ss
lutte and mo,clv said. "Al = m"
A few m.nltc- later Tie u. -ea,t
Of the guard pre~enied hiis ..ffa Il,
and after -alajina .aid.
"Ofiicer Of ti.. js, sir IL.r.I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
In a Berry Ron.

The cranberry season is cagcrl
awaited bv me poorer classes .
Cape Cod. whole families journey
ing to the bog with provisions an,
cooking cn.ils for an cvtcrdcd pic
mic. The work il easily learned
and child Of five can easily picl
four measures day. which mean
the earning of 10 cents. An adu
picker can gather from thirty II
forty measures a day. which is zoo
wagcs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16

An extraordinary hobo t'a, 81
a gentleman Z ing FL one W i.sn-
don SUB rbs L! takes tl iorm of
boot cleaning. Every mcmhcr Of hi-
household + subject 20 l- whim
Even The eryant> are moi exempt.
Nor doe, hi eccentricitv stop With
the welding Of tie blackng brush.
since for polishing each pair Of boots
he exacts penny payment These
pence are. however. put aside. to be
returned. largely augmented. 10 the
glvcrs at Christmas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16

The Two young men reached The
door at the same time.
rs Miss Wal-ingham in:" they
asked simultaneously.
The maid looked at them and
shook he head disconsolately.
"She's in to wan av We an out 10
the other she said at last. But
the two ay yc comm together has
got me so tangled I'm bothered il
| know which il which. But come
in, both av We. an SIT down, an Ill
ask her to come down IN pick ye
out"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
auison Township Truste.
Notice.

Vslee t siven that hereafter the Trus
| 'ar3 Msi scn township will BE in Ire
'""u on the drst Saturday Of eacr
i '',h, and the remaining Saturdays al
tidence, one mile southwest q
wv 'cf th' pm ,ose OF attending Il,
business md all perscns ha,
"s'hees with th. ownship az -
~ "nhn' \ 4 those davs.
Kaaue township library is KEEP. at sam III
onsln the books.
% ue Indiana School books will bt
h'nau h AZ VIM. 4. Youngs store at al,
.ian ,oo- SAMUEL A. CLRzES,
= 'Vo-y Trustee Madison Tp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16

The following is given as a typical
japanese humorous story: The term
."yaba" ie applied to doctors who
prescribe wrong medicines. Now. it
happened once that. quack having
been the means Of killing the only
son of a certain house. the parents
determined TO have their revenge on
him. So they sued him at court Of
law. The affair was eventually
patched up bv the worthy quack
giving the hcrcaved parents his own
on IN return for the one he had
,illcd. Not long after this event
he said qnack heard 4 loud knock
ng at his door one night On going
the door he was informed that
me Of his neigh''or's wives was dan
!crouslv IN and that his presence
ras required AZ once. Turning to
his wife. he said: "This requires con-
my dear There is no
but that it may end in their
taking you from me-"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
a Dose For the Doctors.

"Beubcn Fields. the johnson
county mathematician, Who i, con
sldcrd by many To be an idiotic
wonder. stopped at a hotel in a small
town IN Henry county rcccntly.'
saws the OK Grove tlloD Banner.
As usual in such places there were
a number of dInmmcrs on han ?.
There was also D meeting OF some
medical men at the place. who used
the hotel as headquarters. one Of
the doctors thought il would be
quite Joke To tcIl Fields l'iar some
of tie NJ. , TAD copclu1 4 Is kil-
nap him aid ska out ~ brains to
learn how wa- tie va, 80 good In
mathemaiics he VA. then asked
by them what he was going 10 do
about il. Fields replied. 4 viii 20
on without brains just like you doc.
tors arc dong.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
Jefferson TIP. Notice.

The undersi ned trustee Of Jefferson
township, Dubois county hereby gives
notice that he will attend to all business
pertaining to The office Of Trustee At his
residence on- mile north OF Birdseve on
Ole tuesdays OF each week and requests
a. pers ns iving township business 10
Present II on Office davs
JOHN W. ENLOW, Trustee.
Jan. 3, 05-lyr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16

smith | was awfullv 3 -apDnint-
ed at the way they received my nncc-
lote last night The, d'ln't laugh
al all.
Brown Oh. but ,hcv did. lon
should have hcall tl,m laugh after
you left The room.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
For Nosebleed.

In case Of nose bleeding don't
hang yonr mead over BASIN. Sit
upright, hold sponge wrung out ot
cold water % the nose ana snid ,
little water into the no-tr.ls.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
IlrbisOn Trustee's Notice

NOTICE is hereby given bat the under
s1ned Trustee of HARRISON township
w attend to township business on eact
Nonday Of the year, at my office, an6
persons having township business t.
uansaci are required to present il to hin
on Mondays.
me towns nip library will be kept a
uN home near Dubois
JAS l.. HARDER, Trustee.
Jan 3 r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
"""ne Township Trustees
Nofice.

'he undersigned. Trustee Of Boon,
I~nship. Dubois county, hereby give,
nolce that he will attend to all busines,
peHlaaining to the Office OF Trustee, at hi,
,tesluesnce, four-miles southwest Of Po,
.ersViile, on Saturdays OF each week, ano
,sq9ests all persons having township
'uslhess to present il on uiday. Cit
leas desiring books from the TOWNSHIP
~ ,ary, are notified that the Library i
'''' p my residence.
school hooks at Mrs. Mary Gi slers
:" tortersville. PETER j. ScHNARR,
Trusie. Boone TIP
ian lqO5-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16


, il was q che breakfast table. snd
, he rTel'y daughter OF the noa.e
. mold Taa prop...aJ1g her fsIher.
"JacA asaca me T. spo.ogize 10 voa
! ior staying So l9n- last evening. :
she said. with slndry pats aat
squeezes Of the old Sen;leman's arm
as she brought him his second cup Of
coffee.
y on see, was showing him nv
book Of souvenir postal cards. and
we got SO lnteres ted we had no idea
about time
"lve got an album that would
interest him. too." said her father.
III guess Ill bring il up so YOU can
show il to him next time. Its nv
expense book. with drcssmakers'
bills and 50 on. all nicely balanced.
1t will b fully as educational 10
him as views of Chester and West.
minister abbey. reckon
Horsan's Empty s.ra Cage.
A good story J. told about Mr..
Pierpom Morgan. For three con.
secuinc das~ the great fnancier
carried an empty bird cage in his
hand 70 and from his Office. On
the third day one of his junior man
ayers ventured to ask why he car
RED that apparently useless article.
ITO see" replied picrpont Nor
gan, IF any one would have the i'm
Pudcnce to ask me why | lid So"
Il beg your pardon" began the
inquirer. ''l'-
"lou needn't do that" said the
chief, grimly smiling. Il had a bet
with man that | had at least one
with some curiosity. I've
Eon the money, but in future don't
ask questions about things that
don't concern YOU"
An Atehison idyi.
A private mailing card which is
being circulated through the coun-
Try contains this Atchison doggerel:
There was man in Atchlson
whose trousers had rough patchison
be found them great, he'd often
state. 10 scratch those parlor match
son. Kansas City Journal.
Headquarters.
May wish | knew whether the
luke intended to propose.
Pamela--Why don't you inquire
u his solicitors Town Topica
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
The Bushnell Menorial.

In New Haven memorial Is To
be erected N memory OK Cornelius
;. Bushnell. through whose effort.
the government VA, persuaded H.
accept plans of the Monitor present.
ed by Ericsson. Connecticut la
appropriated $1,000. and more than
that sum ha~ been raised by popu-
lar subscription. The monument
will I've eighteen feet high and be
surmountcd by a carved eagle with
outsprcad wings and bearing a suit
able inscription on its shaft. The
sculptor is Herbert \dams.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
Success ProIonns Life.

II Is now well known that in.
creased compleyitv Of life with in
creased expenditure distinctly aids
longevity Luxury. the fertile par
ent of q whole family of diseases, .
modliic- ii greatly. of course. bnt
this is q manageable factor. We
have only 70 recall personal expert
cnce 10 realize ihe force of intel
lcctual stimulation. The interest Of
sport Will Sustain men without ia
tigue for distances they otherwise
could not traverse. The excitement
Of strife will often mask the pres
encc Of wounds. Self forgetfulness
in all the walks Of life under the
stress of love. chivalry or accepted
duty doubles human endurance. Snc-
cess gives new vitality. new powers,
and this is another name for new
lifc-Ncw York World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16

Golf links are to be found il
many ont u the way corners Of IN.
globe. Al Bagiad there has been !
golf club for nearly ten wears. Th.
eighteen hole course. which j. laid
out IN the desert three miles from
the city, j. said 10 be If "a decidedly
sporting character" which means,
according 10 some. that one loses an
imrnoderte number Of balls there.
Golf may lie PLAYED n Zanzibar.
Bein f'thc CITY Of blood" II will be
remembercdD. Crete. Bangkok. Hon
olulu. Perak and also at Weihaiwei.
Alaska.
v is not generally knogn that
N"..c. Alaska. j. 800 miles west Of
hor ..iu and that the territory il
sell has two and one-half times as
much coast line as the rest Of the
United States. The Yukon carries
as much water as the Mississippi and
Is ninety miles wile at its mouth.
The output Of canned salmon j. csti-
mated at Sl0.000.O00 for the wear
1905.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-16
ElIzabeth,s Virtues.

A noble woman Elizabeth was not.
The miracle Of virtues and charms
depicted by courtiers and poets. ii
it did exist al an, existed entirely
in their cxuberanr Imagination. She
could b. indccentlv coarse and in
olerahlr mean. She could lie with
nhl1.hing c.rrontcrv. Her vanity
was inorlinafe Bat voracious as
She was Of ilatterv. it never misled
her She could appreciate In 9TH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-10
Three Trains 70 tho East Daily.

Three Trains 10 the East Daily.
Through Pullman standard and
tourist sleeping ears daily to Olympia,
Chicago, sPokanei tourist slsspihs
ears daily 10 Kanans Cityi through
Pullman tourist slesping ears (psr.
sonally eondustsd) weekly to Ohisa-
go reclining chair cars (ssats frss)
20 the East daily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-10
About Draft Horses.

gave some valuable deJalls aO'ul P''o
tical dairying.
About Draft Horses.
T. r. Judd threw OF a few ideas
about the draft horse. He spoke Of the
Importance Of details and little econo.
mics. The most successful business man
gave attention 20 details There were
wastes and leaks that kept farmers
poor. Farmers as a class plead guilty
10 not being careful in these matters.
one was waste offered to poor and val.
ueless horses. There was good money
In tho draft horse business, but he
did not urge all to 60 into Il. Il did
not pay 70 raise a poor horse. Raise
good one that produced big dividend
the big draft horse. He brought 90
Oregon some draft horses that had
made money for him and for al who
had handled them. Get a big horse
1000 pounds-any so or 100 pounds
above that makes money very fast. A
colt coming four years Old next spring
soId for 5000 In bis peigbborhood the
other day. some Of his bali breed draft
horses made good speci on tho roads.
lla could raise a 200 pouui larger horse
than be could 10 years ago. lie favor
cI feeding a colt from a separate box
il thc stall. DO not be afraid Of feed.
.Bg too much. As soon NJ 10 has learn.
rI TO cat oats abb a little bean and OF
cake When wcancd the colt did not
mics iho dam 30 much. That would
Irrbiuco ~ heavy boncd colt, and n 9,
baH 40 it wanted to cat 10 would NOT
tr lousy or wormy. A colt could be
almost maturcd 10 il0g 20 1850 ibc fall
after it g. two years oh. Would
weigh over 2o00 when full grown. a
good grade two year old should weigh
1900 % 400 at tho two years oll. II
would sell for from $500 90 $3.50 Pro.
ducing vas not ALL selling was mos,
Important Soil when it was az age %
bring tho most, Don't let tho animal
GO old ou your hands, Raise horse.
Cor other people 90 use, We eanuo, all
DO Roekefellers Don't raise horses @,
keep. Keep exceptionally good brcs,
mares only Don't be- afraid 20 feel
Big horses ate no more in proportion
than small ones. he fcA big hofssI
three quarts of oats
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-10
stanehions Are Cruel.

CFoamcry tests that showed TOO much
uniformity were suspicious Cows
varied over ono per cent with no ap-
parent cause Ho called sianchioua
harhaFous IL Vas cruel % Keep their
head in one position Cor ld hours II
DO were possible o. keep a COW On a
g'as house, 40 much the better. Sun,
shine condueei 90 health conditions
Raiu falling on a COW required more
feed % oyaporate tho cold moisture
falling on a thiu back. A balanced ra.
nou was necessary 20 prevent waste.
Beating the COW with the milk stool 10
break her of 6rkiug was always paid
back With Interest A boy ani a dog
Go rush COWS around. and a maa with
= club 90 hurry them along. vas a
grcat las of butter fat Par dairy
purposes 90 sell milk hy butter fat
coutracts, jersey and Guernsey we're
eost, he preferred Jersey. Other
i'aiTy bFce,is were che Ayreshiro and
holsieiu. rhey should not be- crossed
vita the other Two breeds The true
system vas 20 gct the breed you want.
get che very best, AMI breed 10 TIE
very best holsieins 40 not produce
butter fat a. ,hoaply as Jersey aud
Guernsey Cross grade Holsieias With
pure bred Jersey, Better gct into pure
brel Jcrsey a. saon as possible. One
Jersey gave Sc pouuds OF milk a day
ou The iAdd farm
'rhe Case of Milk by Professor
hent Of the Agricultural college gave
The ilea 10 tie andienes that eleanli
ness Was next % goiliuess. Absorb.
ouis were essential 70 keep a stable
properly clean. TIE Ojors could be
vel kept down BY Lad plaster TIE
rospiratioa of animals save ca ear,
hOais aoa gas that eorFo3el harness
rae droPplngs save "a slmoaia. He
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-10

herhiue i a boon Tor sufferers from
anaemia. by Ice use The blood is
quickly FegoneFated and the coloF be
comes uormaL TIE dropping strengih
Is revived The languoF is diminished.
ueahA yigoF and tone pFedominsie
New ife aud happy aetiyity Fesulis
Mrs helle n. shTiel, MiailesboFough,
ill- Writesi I have heen troubled vita
liver complaint aad poor blood, snl
have found no,hiug 20 bene6t ms Ike
herbine ! hope never 20 bo without
it I have wished that hsd knowu
% d, % nay husbaud's life time. sos.
fos sale ~ d ,. Ply.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-10
MADE
MODEL
SWEAT
Chicago Reporter Describes
the Meeting Of the
GOwn.MakeTS

Chicago. March tone chin is
enough for any woman"
with this startling truism, Miss
Elizabeth a. G. white, president,
spokesman and whole works Of the
Natioaal Protective Dresmakers' Asso.
citation. made q tsustikc with The
men present AZ last nights meeting.
Then sho told how 20 avoid the dou.
hle aabby chin by holding ones head
erect. with The chin tilted upward and
forward at sort Of an aggressive angle
with enc aid Of an accommodating but
perspirng model. who painted like
porpoise. The dcmonsirator then show
ed how. with proper corsets. a woman
built on the general architectural lines
of beer keg could be hammered,
slammed bcltcd ami laced into a really
divine figure. Tho model breaihcd much
easter. however after Il was an over.
aud sweated profusely.
He.Droamakcru Admitted.
AZ the morning scssiou live MODELS
were shown In suit and costume demon.
Hrations. and thero were quite a nun.
ber of awfully fresh men hanging
around thc door However they we're
received with a clnmmy eye, and be.
foro thcy could pass the portals had
20 prove that they were hc.ircssmakors
or him milliBcr or otherwise entitled
go pass in Tho drcsmakcrs look upon
tho man drcrmaker ne o. perfectly Boz.
oeuou' pors1n.
OHes inside. there we're fearful aui
uou.lofful doings A handsome young
woman was exhibited iu various bril-.
liant gowns. each ~ which she shuekcd
with sIgh=th.y were 40 perfectly
sweet a hy reporter who sw iho
exhibition turned in tho following De-,
scuptlou ~ ths chief gowns oxhihItoli
A. Man Describes Them.
a green nrt ~ whimwham, shirrol
with rel boring bones. eut bias.
a blur hlssiueite with lromedary
rneri. lined with NIX canvas ticl in
tho miiilo with bright purple haling
rope
a esrlse pink thing with cut glass
bDhs hui trimmings chat looked lIke
sections NJ dried applos
a h'alIng rrl creation of boiler plate
shiuiurss. pfkeI f1fo and an With
wufo uoilHg
Tho mn.hl fairly vept as she had 90
torn back th.s ONE. after pmns.ng
proudly uf and down the stage with lt
oH Doe superb hgure
I0e country iftsfmakcrs and mllli.
uru io tho number of poO swarmel
iuio the convention. They we're clad
iu 40 hues % che rainbow, and they
listened open-eyri, also open mouthel,
to iho pearls NJ wisdom that fell from
che Dps of Mis- white as she los,aut
el Boz hnoly modulatrl tones upon the
prevailing mo..rs Iu Paris aul New
, York sto toli them What % wear
anl whsa to Nrar iti how 90 be prop
erly attir,l a. afternoon teas. AZ the
race courss. at gommeuremcuts. at
Summer resorts anil wherever beauty
ard fsshiou eougtcgate
A reporter undertook 10 get an ox.
pressiou from the dressmakors on che
plan of Philadelphia tailors 20 force
tho iunoyaiiaa of gray evening clothes
for mon. 10 order that they may BE- ais.
tinguishei from the walters aul cab
drivers
'Hah ani poufl" was an the an.
secr be couli ga siih a shug of che
vel rounded shoulders. "tt makes uo
didereuee What men war