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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07

Danny Tracy, widower, did his sec
ond counting through a matrimonial
agency, and in time formed an alliance
with Abigail Jones, widow, who lived
in Il neighboring State. He went to her
home for the ceremony, and seemed
rather i'll at ease while it was being
performed.
When they were safely married, he
cleared his throat and announced to his
bride that he had a confession to make.
Its about the wedding present
have for YOU" he said. Il thought
that is, wal, l calculated it would
be a nice surprise. l have four chill
dren at home waiting to call you
mother"
Mrs. Tracy nodded her head approx
lngly.
twill be more companionable fol
the little Joneses," she said.
"The Joneses :" gasped Danny. "And
who are they?"
There's six of them, Danny, DEAR
said his new wife. They're my wed
ding present to you"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07
WIT OF TUE YOUNGSTERS.

Teacher-NOw, Ted, tell me why lit
tie boys are sent to school? Ted
suppose it's 50 their mothers can at
tend mothers meetings
william" said the teacher Of the
Juvenile class, what is syntax?" Il
don't know" replied the little fellow,
unless it's the tax On whisky"
Mamma-What did your father say
when he found you had dulled his "a.
zor? Little CaFl-Huh! l don't want
to get licked for repeating what he
said.
"What is the difference between one
yard and two yards?" asked the teach
ef. "a fence" promptly replied the
boy at the pedal extremity of the Ju-
venile class.
Little Elmer-Mamma. I want tc
ask you an important question. Nam
maxwell, what is it, dear? Little Ell
mer-If boy IS lad and has step
father is the lad a stepladdery
Little Margaret-Oh, pa, your nice
white pipe is turning brown. Papa
Yes, dear. 1t is the smoke that color'
it. Little Margaret-And are all col
ored people white before they begin t.
smoke, papa?"
81 punish you, my SON. said the
strenuous mother, as she yielded the
slipper, ito show my love for you
well, mamma" rejoined the incorrigi
BILE youth, you needn't force your low
to work overtime on my account"
Mamma-What is the matter, chill
dren? What are you crying for? Lit
tie Clara-Oh. mamma, I've dot sucl
a pain in my 'tumach. Mamma-That'
too bad. And what's the matter witt
you, Bobby? Small Bobby-Nothing
only you didn't hear Clara at first, s
I Just pitched in and helped her cry.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07

John" said Mrs Stubbs suppose
you were sitting in a car and should
see a poor, lettering woman collapse
because she had been holding a strap
for twenty blocks, what would you
dO?"
why" replied Mr.. Stubs, Il an
so tender hearted think l should hide
my face"
"Ah, in grief?"
mo, In a newspaper"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07

ing much acquainted with Him.
Golden opportunities fly low, but they
go like lightning
The language Of the heart is not a
language Of words.
If you would be better looking, be-
gin on the inside.
The fear of evil is generally worse
than the evil Itself.
Try to make the world brighter and
you will make yourself better.
The man who always thinks before
he speaks will never say too much.
There is not enough competition in
the work the good Samaritan did.
If you are doing we'll in poor place
you are on your way to better one.
The man who has no money is poor
but not so poor as the one who has nc
character.
The real greatness Of the man car
never be measured by the size of his
monument.
That man Is the friend of woman Is
proved by the acres of churns ano
washing machines in the Patent Office
The poet doesn't make poetry. He
Just discovers it and helps himself, al
Samson did the honey in the dead lion
The man who blows into a shotgun
to find out whether 1t is loaded gener
ally leaves a large family and three
dogs
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07

In Italy the sale of salt is a govern
ment monopoly, its cost in that country
being greater than that Of sugar. Every
one therefore uses 1t very carefully. II
is only for sale in the tobacco shops
and the privilege Of keeping these IL
greatly coveted, being sort Of sine
cure awarded to men. who in othei
countries would receive a pension fol
services to the government.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07
This Exception.

It have come a long way to person
ally offer you some Of my humorous
stuff" said the seedy looking man as
he pronered the manuscript.
"But, my dear sir" snapped the. edi.
tor, I'VE can't accept any far-fetched
witticlsms." kansas City Times
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07

me II he thinks have forgotten that
he is mistaken. He loves this girl. but
ne shall never marry her. ] love her
how his dark eyes anmed-'and l swear
she shall DO my wife r.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07

81 positively cannot sing tonight" "
said the soubrette.
at last" exclaimed the manager.
AT last what?" queried the self
styled footllght favorite.
"You have found out that you can't
sing" replied the manager.
And that's how the trouble began.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07

Gyer-Alr. and Mrs. DeStyle would be
only too glad to have a skeleton In
their family closet.
Myer-You don't say
Gyer-Fact. They had one, but It
got out last week.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07

The peace that
is unspeakable IL
slw a IS speaking
for itself.
The man who
lives only for him
self couldn't be In
any smaller bust
ness.
Some k n o W O
great deal about
Christ without be.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07

Dolly-Do you believe this world is
a stage7
Dick--Yes, and every woman has a
speaking part.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07

Shortleigh-Say, Old man, can you
lend me S100? I'm going to be mar
ried-
Longun-What security can you givef
shortleigh--I'll tell you the name Of
the girls father.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07
TRUMPET CALLS.

Rams Horn Sounds n warning Note
10 the Unredeemed.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-09-07

Constant complaints never get pity.
From the German.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
Gave 5000 Newspapers Awav

New Castle, Pa, May 2O.--six tbou.
SAND sunday newspapers we're given
away mere. Mayor Haiaes aas issued
oruers to arrest all persons selling
newspapers on Sunday, so the editions
were given without charge to all who
applied. The authorities were busy all
day taking the names Of motormen ana
conductors operating street cars. Tbev
VIII not tell the purpose, bu: it js sun.
posed the street car employees viii he
arrested :, for the alleged violation of
the blue laws" 'A VI
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
REV. CLARK Is SORRY
minister Who Married w. E. Corey
seeks Forgiveness


New York, May 17.-Rev. John 7.
Clark, pastor OF the Bushwick Avenue
Congregational church. BROOKLYN VIII
recently o.fciated at the marriage in
this city Of w. f. Corey. president ol
the United states Steel Corporation
and Miss Nabelle Gilman. submitte
TO the credentials committee Of the
church a letter il which the minister
begged forgiveness for having nar.
formed the marriage ceremony in
question.
In the letter Dr. Clark said he real.
lzed that he had done q great wrong
both to the congregation OF his church
ana to the Cnristian conception of the
marriage relation. in marrying a di.l
Vorced person, and he said he would
humbly receive whatever censure the
committee might impose.
DR.. Clark concluded by promising to
use his ecclesiastical office in the Fl,
ture strictly in accordance with the
principles of his denomination.
1t was announced that Rev. CLARK
mad IN bis letter added that he had re-.
paid the fee which was given him a.
the wedding.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
ENESBYTERIANS
ELECT MODERATOR
&eV. VIM. H. Roberts, of Philadel-
phia, Chosen.
He HAD NO OPPOSITION

Columbus, o., May 17-There were
TWO features of the opening sessions ot
the 18th General Assembly of the
| Presbyterian church, which convened
at Memorial Hall in this city-the an
nuaI sermon delivered by Rev. DIR. Ira
ID. Landrith, of Nashville, Tenn. mod.
orator of the last Cumberland General
Assembly, and the election of a moder-
ator More than 900 delegates answered
the first roll call. and several thou-
sand visitors looked on at the opening
sessions
Ihe election of a moderator was re-
duced to formality by the withdrawal
OF all the candidates except Rev. Will.
liam H. Roberts, of PHILADELPHIA who
was chosen by acclamation.
DR.. Roberts has been stated clerk
OF the General Assembly for IA wears
ana is regarded as one of the ablest
men in the church. His name was pre-
sented by DR.. Ira Land1ith. of the Cum.
berland branch.
The new moderator said he annra-
clated that the honor was conferred
because OF what he had stood for He
believed that ultimately there would
be but one Presbyterian denomination
IN this country. He believed that bv
the unanimous vote given him the as.
Sembly stands with him in bringing to.
gether all the members of the Presbv.
terlan family. Rev. DIR. Roberts had
pleasant word for the Cumberland
element in the church, saying that al
though he was a high Calvinist he he.
Heved that the whatsoever gospeT' was
foreordained from all eternity IN he |
preached to all men. He hoped a great |
wave of evangelism would sween over
the land.
Mr. James ]. Park, of st. Louis nre.
5ented a gavel to the new moderator
me head was made of wood from the
1ld FIRST Presbyterian church of Pbila
ielphia. tried and true mother
'hurch,' and from the First Presbv.
erlan church of st. Louis. which was
he oldest Protestant congregation
vest OF the Mississippi river. The han.
lie was of wood from Tennessee where
ne cumberland church was organized
n 1910
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
PENNA. LEGISLATURE QUITS
Several Important Bills Passed Before
Adjournment.

several Important EiIls Passed Before
Adjournment.
Harrisburg, Pa, May 16.-BilIs tC
carry out nearly all the pledges of the
Republican and Democratic parties in
the last campaign in Pennsylvania
were passed by the legislature which
Adjourned gnally at noon today
CIhursday). Some of these bills have
already been signed by Governor
Stuart and others will be acted upon
IN the next 80 days. Among those
which have been approved are the
twO-cent fare bill, the trolley freight
Dill and the act apprOpriating $500 OOP
Tor free sanitariums for INDECENT con
sumptives.
Ihe appropriation to the public
schools has been increased from S11.
100000 to $15,000,0OO for the next two
years, and large increases have been
made in the appropriations for the
state insane hospitals and the care and
treatment of the INDECENT insane.
Ihe appropriations to the public and
private charities exceed the estimated
state revenues of $41,OOO.OOO for the
next two years, and it is expected tha,
the governor will have to reduce tn
amounts OF many of these bills.
The total appropriations made bv
the present legislature aggregate S57.
52O,O42.32. OF this $25, ,522. 1896 is on
the general appropriation bill; s26.
I14'9o4.27 for state, semi-state charit |
aOle institutions, educational. monu
ments and homes, and $5,S22.325 fol
the soldiers pension bill. Added tc
the estimated state revenues of S44
100000 is $4JOOOOOO surplus in the
treasury, making a total of $4,000. 900
flguring that all the appropriations
would be used, this would leave So
OOO'OOO deficit in the treasury.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
PRESIDENT ATTENDS CHURCH
Shook Hands With Congregation Ate
Services.

Services.
charlottesville, Va. Nav 2O-Presi
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt and Arcbi,
Roosevelt worshipped at Christ Epis
copal church, less than a mile from
Flne Knot, Mrs. RooseveIt's countr,
home. Accompanied by William AM
Joseph Wilmer, they occupied pew,
near the front
The sermon was by Rev. J. ]. Clop
ton of Casanova, Faquier county A,
the close of the service the president
advanced to shake hands with the min
lister and also turned to thank tbe
choir for the music. Before re-enterin,
his carriage the president held ouite :
reception, nearly every member of tn,
congregation shaking his hand. WIFI
some of these he chatted quite freely
Before returning to Pine Knot tb.
party took an hours drive. Tn,
weather was the warmest of the sea
son here.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
WHEAT JUMPS ABOVE A DOLLAR
Prices Reach New High Level In Wild
TRADING In CHICAGO.

Prices Reach New High Level In WiIc
Trading In Chicago.
Chicago, May 18.-Wheat options for
July, September and December all fed
past the dollar mark and stuck there
to the close. with the pit in a condition
which local newspaper man describes
as brain storm" Erstwhile mythical
dollar wheat being a reality. prophecy
took on"new enthusiasm and talked of
$l.25 wheat, 1t was this sort of talk.
coupled with reiterations of previous
short crop predictions, that brought a
hood of buying orders into the market
and set a new record for the volume of
business done.
News from California was surpris.
ing. Ordinarily that state is a good
wheat producer California bought
mere 100000 bushels of real wheat to
be delivered at her graineries. and pre.
dictions from that state were that Cali.
1ornla would need close to 10000. 900
bushels ere long.
Inc market advanced later. July
bounding to 1925 and closing at 10oh:
September 10 101A and closing ~ IN.
at 101A, and December to 1O3m "a
new high record, and closing with a
net gain Of IA, at 102H.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
Elected Moderator.

Birmingham, Ala, May 17.-Witl
the election of DR.. John R. Howerton
OF Montreal, N. c.. as moderator. the
71th annual session of the General As
semoly Of the Southern Presbyterian
church got down to work in earnest II
iooked for a time as though there
would be test vote on the Charlotte
articles of agreement the most i'm
portsnt matter to come before the as.
seihnly. A resolution was introduced
10 refer the question to a committee
put after various amendments the on.
tlre matter was tabled and will come
up in regular order.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
COAL OUTPUT IN PENNSYLVANIA
64'41o,ooo Tons Anthracite and 12e,
600 Tons Bituminous Mined

Wv OIS DtlQHInOQS Mined,
Harrisburg, May 1.-THE total pro
ductlcn of anthracite coal In Pennsvl
vania in the year 1906 was 64.41O 277
OF whichc 56624.O32 was shipped tr
market, 6,426,911 used at collieries and
l,So9,SS4 sold to local trade and EN-
ployes. according to an abstract from
the latest annual report of the state
department of mines. The average
number of days worked was 2O6 and
the average number of employees 166..
I75. There were 557 fatal and 1912
non-fatal accidents.
The total production of bituminous
coal in Pennsylvania last year was
I299,532,989, OF which 95.4O3 O68 was
shipped to market; 2.S38.851 used at
the collieries and 1,028.OO4 sold TO em.
ployes and local trade. The total nro.
duction of coke was 2O,6s1. .7O2 tons
Ihe average number of days worked
was 234; number of employees. 172
92S; fatal accidents, Az; non. fatal ac.
cidents, 1160.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
GIRLS NAILED IN BOXES
sulphur Fumes Expose Inqeniol
SmuqqIinu Scheme

ou'pnur Fumes Expose Ingeniou.
Smuggling Scheme.
Fort townsend, Wash May 2O.-Si,
Japanese girls, each nailed in a pine
oox' were nearly killed by sulphur flu
mlgation on board the steamer Canfs
at victoria. The girls, said to be i'm.
ported for immoral purposes. were con
signed to K. SesoOkien, a steerage mas
senger, alleged to be Taxi Kaiioro n
procurer. who was deported from Sa1
francisco two years ago. Through ex
change OF courtesies between British
ana American authorities the six WON
en- and SesoOkien were brought her,
and will be sent back to japan.
smallpox broke out on the Cant,
during the ships last previous fri,
from the Orient and on reaching Vic
torla on the present trip the entire
steerage was fumigated. The matches
were Dattened down and a large ouan
'lty OF sulphur was ignited below.
IN short time violent and protract
ed sneezing was heard in the rreigbt
department. The compartment was
hurrledly opened, officers of the shir
Iearlng that a pet cat had been i'm
in the sulphur fumes.
surprise was great when a chorus q.
sneezes issued from the six heavy nine
boxes while frantic scratching in the
cases betokened great anxiety to es
cape.
Oh opening the cases an almond-eye;
sirI appeared in each. Food and waite
supply was ingeniously placed in eact |
OoX' which was fitted like toy room.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
Pennsylvania In Mexican Prison.

Washington, May 17-At the reouest
Oh Representative Reynolds, of Penn.
sylvania, the state department has az.
rected American Consul Edwards at
Cludad Jaurez. Mexico to look into
the the case Of an American named r. q
Kay, OF Johnstown, Pa, who is said
70 be wrongfully imprisoned at that
place as the result of brawl with an.
mother American. and the loss of some
personal property.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
Found Dead In Bel

washington. May IS. - Ebenezer
Ellis, aged so, librarian of the United
states fish commission, was found
dead in bed at his home. Deatb is snn-
posed TO have been due to heart fail
ure- Mr. Ellis was appointed to the
nsh commission from Michigan in 1890.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
FOUR ROOMS COST s5s.s4e
Expensive Trimmings In Bankino De
partWent Of PAnne,,i,,..t-

S"Pehs'Ve trimmings In BANKING De.
Partment Of Pennsylvania Capitol.
harrisburg, Pa. May 18.-Auditors
OF the capitol investigation commission
MED a preliminary statement showing
the cost to the state of furnishing the
Iour rooms in the banking department
suite OF the capitol. The total cost Of
tne furnishings was S56.S49.37 of
winch S25,O42.S5 went to furnish the
examination room; $11,41O.S1 to the
deputy commissioners office; 500.
zSO.'l TO the commissioners apartment
and Sis to the toilet room.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
Two Children suffocated Rv sr,,,,.

Greensburg. Pa, May 2O.-Two chill.
dren OF John Goodlin. one Is months
Old and the other years old. were suf.
located at Scott Haven, near here. A
lamp left in the room where the chill.
dren were sleeping exploded setting
nre to the furnishings. Before the AZ.
cloent was discovered both we're suffo
Gated by the smoke.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22

a healthy mau is king in his own
right; an unhealthy man is an unbannv
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds
up sound health-keeps you we'll.
Suffered day and night the torment
OF itching :piles. Nothing helped me
until 1 used Doan's Ointment II
cured me permanently. Hon Jobn
X. Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
Accidents will happen, but the best.
regulated families keep DIR. Thomas,
Electric Oil for such emergencies n
suodues the pain and heals the hurts
harsh physics react, weaken the
Doan's Regulets operate easily tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 25e.
Ask your druggist for them.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-22
ADDIcKs SUED AGAIN
Bay State Gas Receiver Will TRY .,
Collect $500 OOoo Eror, L.

Collect $500, 10000 From Him
Philadelphia, May IS. - Judge Nc
Pherson, in the United States court
authorized George Wharton Pepper re-
celver for the Bay State Gas companv
70 collect $S9O,OOO from ]. Edward Ad
dicks, president of the company. The
money which the receiver is authorize
70 collect for the stockholders of the
bay state company is for the sale O,
ponds OF the Queen City Construction
company of Buffalo, which concerr
was acquired by the Bay State com
pany when it was reorganized Tb,
construction company bonds secure,
by the gas company were valued at 81
100000. The suit to recover the amonni
from Addicks as president of the IA,
state company is the last to be insti
tuted by Receiver Pepper in settline
up the affairs of the defunct concern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-02
All Arriving at Once

Now here they come rolling in-twclye car
loads IN the first Leland the railroad ufficisia
cay that the balance can be expected any day.
There isn't enough storage ruom IN All Seattle.
and even Tacoma. to adequately care for no
many Instruments IT one time
Right AZ this very moment our large ware
houses are filled % the ceillnE@tNo other large
warehouses just rented are IN a like condition
aud our establishment al sQl Second avenue IL
jamrned % the doors Come and see a. Hut
that's not nli--anserai carloads still on the
slhetraek and the railroad officials insist on
immediate unioadiuK@nnd in addition % all
this the dead certainty that The other many
carloads VII arrive any Gay staTes us IN the
face.
Never before have conditions been No aert-
nuN We must sell pinmoH-~lots Of 'om-nnd In
the quickest possible time
Profit Il out u all question now--in fact. We
have eat the prices even below the actual fac
tory cost The burning question IL. find homes
for all these pianos at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-02
How One Boy VIII Invest $4,000

Danny Curtin az New eagerly awaiting the sseVV
that goes with carnesse hero medal
because I'm Eoing to Harvard ana se9 20 %
vn engineer day TO be as good an engineer
boss Is"
Danny IA the youngest on the hero medal win
ners Al The risk ntc he saved t~o little sa hem
drowning
The boy modest like to dwell upon tho glory
that came to him medal h the tht b" has 10
cclvea for this same only thing about
thai has nod his boysA with and that he eAa 50
10 school
Education Is the express elevator that uf'a men up
Eaacation teaches only think. but how to ihn
Colleges many which seem 10 you there
apparcnt don't understand how an WI
make Tom earn dollar Guek win pay the saa
hn ar how metaphysics pchoosY vii buy shoes
Colleges things because they teach the Feans
think
Even primary facts which seem 70 q
of No practical value In bis pocket To ~
the capital Of siam Bas me ps
that took thar Toms brain and eeHenisd "
thousands q other fea that process Was .e
Ina boy hla mind.
os, Education
You may try ont Of hank where 1oa
try IN tho world without some
eeuratsun you study daytime study a nsha II 1oa
yoar boy classics him the practical tns re
he could the classics too esAaa
he rounded deoper thinker ~""ia 90
veop along lines and make him more able %
grapple ali the gorid
eoxito ergo SUM- think therefore exist said peseafte
ne philosopher be able n tuk w 70 hnk Wisely
to reason clearly OF ali he knoviaEe Of the world
10 understand gpe achievement Tor
your boy and yourself educated usssnes Ia 'hs main
sprns Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-02
AR-LIMERICKS


~ Stuart Msslssn-
Cees II yuu eHn rake 'em FnYue.l
6Al4 = quirnicai drummer ua1nstl
fsahie
when asked n he worked in a
Wholesale grocery.
s-wa. I ait here All DAY.
Is this raeak. patisnt manner.
Winding out hos 90 ~at on Tbs
eauEtry trade
Ezla a bowler ora day. 4 declare.
M luck u rseru than I can stand
fort
Every time that I Mt
can DRAW down a c0rner p3n.
Ard thea I've 10 eye foS the rcNid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-02
REFusEs TO RESTRAIN.

JesFa AlSestsou yesterday dertef
ne temporary restraining order ap-
Piled far ~ Chaa A. TaYios against
n y fI0isisn ard the Tuxnsf In
vwstHneni Gu. 90 snipiu them tom
trauAfsrrfnw the tfrue-yrar iease %
The -castt. Gafanas fheater at he
corner u Third and Pms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-02

blow" kindly inform uH n he ever
panaes through any deserted part
81 the city at nlRhtT Ills widow
will be notified promptly where
body can be found,
A mollyeoddlc Ia n man who car
rlos a torch In political parade. -
!. O.
A mailycoddle Is a man Who
wears upata. any color III. u. X.
A moilyeoddle II man who
leaves his money In his trousers
pockets Al night-W r.
There Il no man who Isn't a mol.
Bcoddls 20 somebody. bat the
women ara the real mollycodiles
Of the century aud the worst are
those who look under the bed 20
see n man n there Mira NJ NJ 8.
A moIiycoddle IL n man who
smokes cigarettes In a meersehaum
holdef--f u.
A mallycoddla IL = parboiied cat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-02
umr

said ! ball player cut Tor the pei1
Wa1en They asa him away GA ths re-
sireA liat
Usre'a another high rrfre
Fof parxnsai eaHgbook tssartes
when pa babe N eaifika Tor TIE ma
1ar tsAEuci-