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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-06
RHYOLITE, NEV.

Jack Lynch of the Ducks property in
the Lee district, was out there last
Saturday and reports excellent ore in
the bottom of the shaft
Hon. j. L. McManis of Butte is in
camp visiting his old friend Jimmy
Heron, end incidentally taking a gen
eral survey of the district
Only Twenty-Five Cents
to see and hear
Brownies in Blossom Time"
at
Salt Lake Theatre,
Monday, July 8.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-06

Burns was a member of st. AIMS
Court, Women's Catholic Order of For
esters of Chicago, and came to Den
yer only a few months ago in search
of health.
Michael ]. Whalen died on Wednes-
day. June 26, after long illness. De-
ceased had come to Denver from Hi
nois several years ago suffering from
tuberculosis, and improved sufficiently
to be able to take a position as treas
urer of the Crolius Coal company.
However, the change for the better
shipped on Thursday to his old home
in Minnoka, Ill.
Mrs. Jean Louise Mandel, wife of
Philip Mandel of Laramie Wyo.,
passed away at Mercy hospital on
Tuesday, June 25 The funeral was
held Thursday morning with requiem
mass at Logan avenue chapel. Inter
ment in Mount Calvary cemetery.
x X
Martin Conley, for years resident
of 2704 Lawrence street, died in Pueblo
Colo, on Monday, June "a, at the adj
vanced age of Sc years. The body was
brought to Denver and buried from
Sacred Heart church, where requiem
mass was said on Thursday, June 81.
Interment was in Mount Calvary Gem
etery.
st. vincents Orphans Aid society
met Tuesday afternoon. July ,, with
Miss Julia Clifford, 134O Gilpin street.
The annual picnic was discussed and
plans considered TO make it a huge
success.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-06
Diocese Of Denver

ELIZABETH KELLY, Correspondent
A. The Intermountain and Colorado
Catholic is placed on sale at the
James Clarke church goods house, oz'
Fifteenth street. Denver, Colo.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-06
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
division, in and for Salt Lake county
state of Utah. In the matter of the estate
and guardianship of Phillip Al Walter,
Nellie and Marie Fitzmaurice. minors.
notice. The petition for approval and set
tlement of the annual account of the
guardian of the persons and the estates of
Philip A, Walter. Nellie and Marie F'itz-
maurice, minors, has been set for hearing
on Saturday, the 10Th day of July A. D.,
court house, in the court room of said
court, in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county,
Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court, with the
seal thereof affixed, this 10Th day of June,
A D., 1907.
(SeaD ]. U. ELDRIDGE, Jr., Clerk.
By DAVID A SMITH. Deputy Clerk.
McGURRIN & GUSTIN, Attorneys.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-06
Personals.

z The Ancient Order OF t1fDelnldllS
held its annual picnic at Bloomfield
park or Thursday, July 4th. 1t was
an old fashioned basket picnic and W.
thoroughly enjoyed. not only by the
members, but by their wives and chill
dren A splendid program Of sports
WAS provided and valuable prizes
given. Irish dances We're a special
feature of the occasion and were i'm
1nensely popular. There was also an
intellectual treat furnished the pic
nickers. Rev. H. /. McMenamin Of the
Cathedral spoke on the history and
standing of the Ancient Order, and
stephen J. Donleavy delivered a stir
ring address on The Present COndi-
tons in Ireland
X *
The local council knights of Colum-
bus is preparing to send a monster del
egation to the national convention at
Norfolk. Va Already two hundred
members have signified their intention
Of going and these. with the wives and
families. will be conveyed by special
train leaving Denver on Friday, Au
gust 2. Delegations from California.
Oregon and other western states viii
be routed by way of Denver and roy
ally entertained by the local. council
during their brief stay in town
X X X
Rt. Rev. Bishop Matz spent Sunday
in Leadville, where he confirmed
large class, including many adults.
" X X
Rev. Father Donovan Of the Cathe-
dral reports great success on his mis-
sionary tour of North Park
X x *
At the last meeting Of the Catholic
Young Mems club eight new members
were initiated, making a total now of
$50 young men in the organizat ton.
The boys are planning a big picnic at
Eldorado Springs for Colorado day,
August l. They have now "A very
strong baseball team, and Rev. Father
Brown president of Sacred Heart col
lege. has offered them the use Of the
college ball grounds for the summer
months. The members of this club de-
serve unstinted praise for the perse-
verancc with which they labored.
despite countless obstacles, and built
UP in few short years one of the
strongest social organizations in the
city. The series of dances so thor
oughly enjoyed during the winter will
be resumed.
Mrs. w. H. Delleker has returned to
Denver after prolonged stay in Phil
adelphia and other eastern cities.
* x x
Miss Agnes Roberts of Kansas City
is paying one Of her frequent visits to
Denver. where she is always warmly
received.
The Misses Angela and Mamie Gill
more of 293S Humboldt street, are in
Erie, Pa. where they went to attend
the wedding Of their cousin, Miss Anna
Kneib, and Mr.. Lawrence Meyer. s
X X X
Mrs. Fred X. Paul is entertaining
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The Misses Angela and Mamie Gill
more of 293S Humboldt street, are in
Erie. Pa. where they went to attend
the wedding Of their cousin, Miss Anna
Kneib, and Mr. Lawrence Meyer. {
X X X
Mrs. Fred X Paul is entertaining
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-06

courtesy Of the Salt Lake Tribune.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-06

Mrs w. H. Dellel1er has returned TO
Denver after a prolonged stay in Phil
adelphia and other eastern cities.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-06

Miss Agnes Roberts of Kansas City
is paying one Of her frequent visits to
Denver. where she is always warmly
received.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-02

lamp, Mr. aud Mrs. Roy McGee
dinner set, Mr. aud Mrs. w
Brown; berry set, Winnie Brown
fruit dish, ] w. Owen; silver herr,
bowl. sugar and cream, Claud,
Brown; clock, Mrs. Julian Ryrd
large mirror, Miss I.elah McGee
silver table spoons, Mr. and Mts
Geo. Sizemore; beautiful cake dish,
Raymond and Leuore Sizemorei
silver tea spoons. Miss. Ethel Nc
Gee; silver spoon tray, Claude Me.
Gee; silver knives aud forks. Mrs,
+. V. McGee. vase aud cake plate.
Mr. and Mrs Jake Welcome: linen
napkins, J NJ. Dalton.
During the evening following the
ceremony many Of the friends Of
tho happy couple called to conerat-
ulate them and all who came in
we're served with refreshments.
Mr.. ard Mrs. McGee will reside
on The ranch few miles south {
this city.
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feature that is an advao,age over
the former issue since the bonds
are held by local people aud such
privilege extended 70 take up
small amounts at any time.
There was in the sinking fund
practically $1,000 to apply on the
bonded Indebtedness and this
amount will reduce the debt 10
about $4,000.
In the general fund there is some
$3.50 with which 10 carry the city
government and make improve.
ments. One Of the city council has
expressed the desire Of the city
authorities TO USE this amount to
fix the approaching roads into
town. This u n commendable
move that will meet with general
approval as Il Is n matter that should
have immediate attention and will
do more practical good than any
other one thing.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-02
MeGEH..BROwN

One Of the pfeltirst boue we'd
dings il has been the pleasure Of
the writer 10 witness was solemniz-
ed at the handsome home Of Mr.
aud Mrs. J. W. Browp last Sunday
evening, when their daughter. Miss
Pearl BrOwE beeame Mrs Marvin
McGee Rev A. y Minaker pas
tor Of the Baptist church, oficialed
with The impressive yet simple and
exceedingly pretty ring ceremony.
The bride was most bsoomingly at
tired in white sin The groom
wore the conventional black. Con.
graiulations followed The oefemony
with merry jest and cheerful con
versation.
The wedding was very quiet
one and witnessed onlT boy the i'm
mediate relatives Of the contracting
parties aud a few close friends 40
elegant luncheon was sorvl
The bride il one Il uur n,a-' pup
ullr young ladies aud Mafyin Me-
Gee il he youngest son of Mr.. y.
n Nc(ee He las lived here all
his life. The young couple we're
the recipients Of many handsome
presents. among those displayed
were: Leather upholstered rocking
chair by J. Il. sizemorei carving
set, Mrs Geo. Shelley; silver cream
ladel. Mr.. and Mrs. w. q Bardwell;
salt aud pepper shakes. M. John
Gemberling; glass set, Anna Brown
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-02

to leasing of the sosernment do.
main
We respectfully ask our senators
and representatives in congress TO
use their influence with the forestry
department 10 relieve us Of the
set forth above,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-02
STRIKE At RESERVES

At a meeting uf the Graut Couu-
" Stock mems Association last Sat
urday the following resolutions
were passed and forwarded to our
representatives in congress;
BE II resolved. That the present
grazing fees exactod by the forestry
service are excessive and prohibit
tive; that residents Of this county
have been, in many inetaGces, de-
MED entrauc- into the reserve
while residents Of other counties
have been allotted range in the re-.
serve within this county to the ex.
clusion Of our own residents aud
humebuilders; all Of which II In
contraveniion 10 the statements
made by Mr. Langlllr, Of the forest
service. ai meeting called by him
In this county at which he stated
that there would be no grazing fee
charged and that stock from out.
side counties would be excluded.
That the stockmen of Grant
county are unanimously opposed
90 the forest reserve IN Grant conn.
ty NJ now holng administered.
That the siockmen NJ this ooun-
" are opposed TO recent and all
temporary Withdrawals Of public
lands Tor the purpose of further ex-
tensions of the forest reserve IN
Grant county.
That said Withdrawals M now
proposed include much territory
which il not timber land hot is es-
seniially grazing land and that
substantially all timbered portions
thereof belong TO private individu.
als. aud II such proposed additions
are made Il will embrace practical I
ly all the grazing lrnds In Grant
county.
That We are nnsl,erably opposed
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-02
nlGH SCHOOL LITERARY.

Al the Literary society yestcr-
day frankie King, Raymond Size
more we're nominated for president
Gertrude Barnes. Millie Hurlburl,
vice president; Chester Dalton,
Harry Buck and Alice Sweek, soc.
retary; Helene Swain. treasurer
The program for the afternoon
was as follows
Song by Society 600 Love at Home
Current Events ..... John Sayer
Debate. Resolved, That the
State Legislature Should Allow the
People 10 vote on Woman Suffrage
again Those on the Affirmative
were, frankie King. Vivian Jordan,
Gertrude Barnes; on the negative,
Mary Neal. Julia Hin, Genet Cow
AZ.
Emma Muller was appointed
critic; the judges, Ed Stallard, Zel-
Ia Irving and Mile Hurlburt, de-
cided In favor Of the Affirmative
Song by Society ,...........
Cannot Sing the Old Songs
Recitation Mervin Horton
Essay, How 20 Improve Ones No.
eabulary ..... Blanch TcrTill
Song by Society Soldiers Farewell
The president appointed John
Sayer, Elmer McManus aud ELLA
Sweek TO prepare the program for
Friday. March -.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-02
NorIcE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice il hereby given that the
partnership hitherto existing under
the drm name Of Bailey 4 Richard
son having been dissolved by mu.
iual consent.
Al debts due ra.d firm will be-
received hy Mr. II Richardson,
who also assumes the payment OF
all the outstanding Indebtedness Of
said late firm Of liailey& Il Richard
eon aud will conduct the business
Tor the future on hip own account
Burns ore, Jan. %, 1907.
n RICHARDSON.
=. BAILEY.
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oard is in the city from
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brinting--The Times-Herald
IN came In with typical
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-02
Our CIR slSASoes.

A report Of the financial COM
mittee Of the city council shows
the conditions very satisfactory at
this tine The issuance Of the re-
funding bonds has placed the af-
fairs on better basis. since il has
reduced the interest and the bonds
issued in such denominations that
they may be taken up IN small
sums at any time. This is another
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o-date lob printing at reason
ices.
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No rREspAssING.

Notice IL hereby given that hunt.
ing aud shooting upon the enclosed
lands II the American Land & Live
Stock Co, IL strictly forbidden
Any person or persons found hunt.
ing or trespassiug will be prosecuted
TO the full extent Of the law.
y. u. Hut.
Ranch Manager
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job printing-The Times Herald.
Albert Oakerman was seen on
our streets yesterday.
c. $. Johnson and family we're
over from their home at Van a few
days this week, the guests Of rela-
lives add friends
Mrs. W. l. Marsden entertained
number Of her lady freinds on
last Moaday and agnin on Thurs
day at Five Hundred.
The 18th Of Ireland" will be
given on the 18th ut Locher's hall.
The dancing public should bear
this date in mind aud attend.
Born Yesterday 10 Mr.. and
MIR. Cbas Birmingham. twin girls
The mother and all concerned are
receiving congratulations.
Mr.. Chas Wilson wishes TO an
nounce nat her new spring saui-
piles nfc NOW here and invites the
ladies Of THE vicinity TO call aud
see them
Mr.. ! SchSariz entertained at
her house lait Wednesday aftornoon
ia hb ~ Of her sisters, Mrs Ep-
siyen aud Miss Fireman.
DR.. II. Burohtorf dentist of
Baker City. and his mother-in-law
Mrs II. a. Kenyon, we're IN the city
last Saturday Blue Mountain
Eagle.
Chas. Lewis, who IL connected I
with the Whitney Forwarding Co, |
at Austin. passed through this city |
Monday en- route TO Harney coun-
ty.-Blue Mountain Eagle.
II YOU intend TO build see Adam
George. He will furnish you plans,
specifications. doors. windows and !
hard ware for about half what win.
dows formerly cost Address him
at Lawen.
Grant Thompson is up from the
ranch on a visit TO his family. lie II
il accompanied 10y HE father. David
Thompson. The old gentleman has
been bere for several weeks from his
home in Lane county.
Ladiss-We do not require that
YOU have large sum To open a
hank account We welcome small
amounts and encourage those 10
make start. Start today TO pay
by check. Ilarney County Bank.
Burns, Ore.
II YOU plant but one fruit tree
have Il the besi-the best il none
too good. You can procure the best
for this altitude from Adam George.
His company takes all responsible
~ aud will replace. All trees war
ranted true to name.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Porter have
just returned from an extended
visit 10 Missouri aud her eastern
points Mr.. aud Ms. Porter enjoy
ed their visit greatly. but are glad
to be home again.-HuntiugtOn
Herald.
Married-Tuesday evening at the
Overland hotel, Mr. Hugh Hoy and
Miss Adeline witzell. Recorder
Lewis performing the ceremony.
Both are residents Of Narrows sec
lion, the bride being daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Wiizel The
finr-- Herald joins their friends in
cung
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-02

Butierick Patterns at LunaburI
land Dalton's.
! The greatest Spring aud Summer
ever at Schenk's.
Homer Cecil was over from Sill
yer creek yesterday.
Homestead and desert land loca.
cations. See J. c. Turney.
Bank Money Orders issued by
Hsrney County Bank Burns Greg.
English Surprise seed oats at p
cents per lb.-C. II. Davis, Harvey,
Oregon.
Mrs. Rose Kern spent several
days in our city the past week
looking after business
l.. L. Breed, representing the
Blake McFall Co a paper house Of
Portland, was here during the
week.
Sid Comegys, the Narrows wet
goods man, is here on a visit to his
mother. He reports bis town un-
usually lively at this time.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar to the public aud
invites his old time patrons aud
friends 10 call. Draft beer cents.
Dalla Turner and little son are
over from their Happy Valley
home. Dalla sold all the mules he
bought last fall and is looking for
more.
Highest prices paid for hides and
pel,s. | have also made arrange.
ments TO dispose Of all the ola iron
and rubber that eau be brought TO
re. W. Clevenger.
Chief Straddley Of the Oregon.
Eastern, IL again at his office In
this city. having returned from
quite an extended trip to interior
points on which be was accompnni- I
I'd by J c Turney.
Wage Earners-We cordially in /
yite your account; believing thgt
The exceptional advantages We " I
ler Tor checking accounts will be
iistinc, benefit TO YOU. Harvey 4
County Bank, BURNS. orr.
Fred Haines wac down from Har- I
ney n couple Of days this week for
lhe purpose Of inspecting his mer-
camille business Ia this city aud |
look after spring aud summer
orders. He met several drummep
while here.
Wild Drinkwater il lcafing
around with his good clothes on
and passing by the blacksmith
shop as though he never did any
work. The Times Herald has
heard a whisper that there will be
smother wedding tomorrow
DIR. W. A. Hopkins aud wife we're
ip from their home nuaf Lawen
Thursday starting on their return
rip yesterday. Dr. Hopkins paid
iis respects 10 this Office. as he il
IN ex-newspaper man aud likes an
occasional smell Of printers ink
pct.
All members Of Harvey Lodge,
10. Il |. O. O. f., are re-
lueeted 10 be present at the regu-
ar meeting next saturday night
March 8. Visiting brothers are
Welcome and extended a special
invitation to attend at any time
when in Burns.
Harry Austin. +. r.. Hungate
md o. o. France Of Pullman,
Wash. are all late arrivals Ia this
lily. The gentlemen are all look
ng for land aud will visit various
'arts Of the country They came
rom the banner wheat belt II
Washington aud say they do not
rope TO find a better one but this
nay be just as good. The Times
Herald fears nothing from an io-
pection upon this basis, AZ the
iarneY country will certainly
make good
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Local News.

Local News.
printing--The Times-Her
il came in with typical
Gard is in the city from
o-date lob printing at reason
ices.
is your time To see Archie
kan the landman.
Davis was over from Har.
fing the week.
caps and novelties Mt re-
| prices. ---Mesdames Reed Il
3.
butherland has been circulat-
png his friends in this city
b week.
embree has been over from
|rsr creek home this week the
his daughter, Mrs. b. W.
on.
|rsl Of our business houses
Irsady received a new coat
fhis season aud are greatly
ID in appearance.
n Cary and wife we're again
our visitors during this
Harry was here TO meet
eeral commercial men who
hs TO sell him.
lot of Ladies and Child
,ierwear and stockings at
astie's. Also some more
De, frames, feathers, ect.
see them.
Tom Allen has gone out
ranch TO visit a short time
Ii husband. We under
om will take active charge |
,amond Ranch
Ito Mr.. and Mrs Tbos.
|sst SATURDAY.. Feb %, n son
|Yr the boy arrived jupt 10
late 10 Je called George /
|fton Baker. He should
Fpped the clock.
1emeps and Arthur Turner
he from Pendleton where
se been attending the busi-
lege. Both young men are
fine health and glad to be
with their friends again.
y Women Now Have
bccounts. Many more
Especial attention Is Civ.
banking business Of wom-
the HARVEY COUNTY
NJ Burns, Ore. 4
Cawliield and wife have
kr from Rock Greek In Cat
by the past week, having
led here on account Of the
Illness Of Mrs. Cawlfield's
Mrs. Simmons.
mes Herald has il from n
rouroe that Sam Parrish
n Rose Rutherford will be
at once. Sam has gone To
BON. the young lady's home.
ed for that purpose.
arsden returned Tuesday
m a professional visit to
Of Crooked river He in
that Mrs. sheppard was
fing from tuberculosis as
Ned last week. aud that lac
ndy improving.
Williams was in Monday in
with Emory Hatfield Of
Wash. The latter was
King application for some
hioh Bob had showed him
overlooked by the forestry
ent and had not been
the reserve. 4
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-17
YOM KIPPUR
BEGINS TONIGHT
Most Important Day on the
Jewish Calender to Be
Observed

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Yom Kip
pur, or the Day of Atonement, the
most important day in the Jewish cal
enaar and the one most generally OBJ
served by the Hebrews. win begin at
sunset this evening, and will continue
until tomorrow evening. It is the
tenth day Of the month Tishri, the first
month in the new year, and marks the
end of the penitential period which be-
gan with the celebration of Rosh
Hashanah.
Among the orthodox Hebrews Yon
Kippur is kept as a solemn fast. Fol-
the full "a hours there Is total alb
stention from eating or drinking, and
the time is spent In prayers to the
Lord for forgiveness of the sins which
have been committed during the year
The holiday is ushered in with the
Kol Nidro, observed by reformed and
orthodox alike, although under differ
ent circumstances. The solemn and
| inspiring music has been adopted to
modern orchestras, and is thus heard
in the sanctuaries of the reformed Ir
the synagogues Of the orthodox it is
chanted by the cantors and the boys
choir aid materially
During the services all the orthodox
synagogues are flooded with light on
account of the large number of can
dies used for the memorial services.
Beside making peace with his Maker,
the Hebrew must be at peace with all
the world before entering his house OF
Worship
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-17
WILL JUDGE
RATE CASES

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 17.--Several
important and interesting cases are to
come before the interstate commerce
commission, which began a series of
hearings in Chicago today The first
case on the calendar, and one in which
nearly all the large shippers of moro
than one class of freight are directly
interested, Is the complaint brought by
the MilwaukeeW aukesha Brewing
company against the St. Paul and
other railroads. The brewing company
desires to get ruling which viii COM
pei the railroads to grant carload rates
for mixed articles. Under existing
rules of the roads no carload rates are
given where two or more kinds of arti-
cles are shipped by the same person in
one car.
Tomorrow the association will take
UP the case of the Chicago Sash and
Door association again the Norfolk and
Western and other railroads, in which
unreasonable rates on sash and doors
from Chicago to West Virginia points
are charged and also the novel case OF
| Theron F. Miller of Michigan City
Ind. against the Michigan Central
| Railroad company, in which the ques-
| ton is raised whether the commission
can compel railroads to charge nc
more than the maximum state rates
upon interstate travel,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-17
RIushina Brides Reply.

A guest at one of the summer resorts
in West Virginia tells of a wedding
ceremony he witnessed in the town
near by. The minister was young and
easily embarrassed. 1t was the first
wedding he had ever undertaken. The
prospective bride and groom were both
younger and still more easily embar-
raised than he. When the minister had
finished the service and muttered a
few kindly but hating words to the
young couple he had just united, the
bride looked at him blushing but con-
fident. THANK yer" she said, clearly.
IT'S shore kind o. yer to congratulate
us, an as long as you haven't ever
been married yit, maybe wen have a
chance some day to retaliate"