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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02
OVER 10000 ACRES
Fine Timber and Farms Cheap
Big Bargains in Real Estate

we otter below partial list real
sale. Read the list carefully.
No 600 agrees in buckingham
has 100 good TIMBER
buildings fine farm
No $50 & O.
hshng pleasant $4,000
No 1456 and
west Staunon
-gooo amount OF timber Price only SO. 80
No. 625 in Augusta depot
o ooO has $500 feet oak other hardwood
No 225 county, original growth pine
~ acres IN cultivation good home Price $4,000
No 800 county railroad good
oVO TINS
best in the State. - -
No 34 buildings nearly $40 oOO fine stock
f Land can be sold for town lots Everything
No $40 Creek county, $50 acres in civa
ton II house. built 1905 This
No II million timber poplar cypress close to
river Price of entire tract of timber $4,000.
No TO- Farm of Fine
loo fruit
rods from river Shipping
$4,000
fronting James
No IL c. & O. railroad between 1000
45OO % of which
chestnut 5000 Sl5 balance
average OF 1O,O feet oak
No 4 mief ON C a AVERAGE same
quality timber above pei acre. -
No. IA miles from railroad chiefly
oak Price $15
For rherpa particulars address,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02
Order OF Publication

In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of the county of Tazewell on
the 10th day Of July, 1907.
Pearl Mcneil Kirkner, Plaintiff,
against
Robert Edwin Kirkner, Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain a
divorce from the bonds OF matrimony
existing between the said Pearl Mcneil
Kirtner and Robert Edwin Kirkner,
and for general relief in the premises.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Robert
Edwin Kirkner, Is not resident of the
State of Virginia. it is ordered that he
do appear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protect his inter
est I'm this suit. And it is further or
dered that copy hereof be published
once week for four weeks in the
Clinch Valley News, newspaper
published in the county of Tazewell
and that copy be posted at the from
door OF the courthouse OF this county
on the 22nd day of July, 1907, that be
ing the next succeeding rule day after
this order was entered.
A copy-Teste:
S. Nj. GRAHAM, Clerk.
/ A. s. Higginbotham, p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02

To the Citizens of Tazewcll County:
| hereby announce mvself candidate
FOR the Office OF Commonwealth At
toney for Tazewcll county, and solicit
your support at the election 60 be held
on the 9th day Of November, 1907.
II. O. CROCKETT.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02
ANNOUNCE M ENTS
OF COUNTY OFFICERS.

To the Citizens OF Tazewell County:
thereby announce myself "a Candi-
date for the Office of County Treasur-
or, and l respectfully solicit your sup.
port at the Election to be held Novem-
Der the 9th, 1907.
Very Respectfully,
III. Il. BRITTAIN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02
Trespass Notice.
Bids to Construct Street.

Sealed bids will be received by
Mayor OF town Of Tazcwell, until the
10Th day OF July, 1907, for the rebuild
ing OF Macadam street, from end OF
Church street where IL intersects with
Main street In Town OF Tazewell TO
Station ut NorthTazewell, approximate
ly one and one-fourth Il Il miles, which
is 10 be built according To plans and
specifications In hands OF Il. V. Spots,
Mayor, Tazewell, Virginia.
by order OF council.
f. V. SPOTS Mayor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02
Randolph Macon Academy
VALUE OF PLANT, $1oo.ooo.oo

successful
University and Business
dents trained
~ -
PATRoNAGE1he building boarers
students
students have been turned
application is therefore
wish
vety Business
lowest possible information
E. SUMTER SMITH, Principal
Bedford City,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-02

To the Citizens of Tazewell County:
i hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office of Sheriff OF Taze-
well county and respectfully solicit
your support at the election TO be held
November 9th. 1907
Respectfully,
:. 5. II. HARTMAN.
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Farm For Sale

We have for sale several good blue
grass farms in Wythe, Pulaski, Bland,
and Floyd counties. Write TO us for
our "Real Estate Bulletin" giving de
scriptlon OF same.
Southwestern Virginia Land Agency,
Wytheville, Va.
Juno 2m
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18

We world Again may
Be women IN
hnS
and worth having excludes what popular
have lovely had all these qualities and VINO
and and sarcastic and sensitive aud
audacous and md resemble than smart society
dame you
when you realize that active member tn your social woa
and that theres begin looking TOR
copsnsaons and whoever looks for mpeaaons Is sure to ns Them
and they much number OF
exances doubt that people who born into world OF
pleasures
Ioag long geving being tail From being
VIII
do to live ones own life
shall
fashionable and house dsp
humility for here something really great
al nne
really people
In the city bad
of worldwide celebrity dumby amid all
while
dscoveredf ust
beyong limit
when was little girl She idea quality
greatness right and realized
s
1t difference
long ger OUT OF life something
social leader
Amusing incidents
characteristics
occupied the humble position of tag tacheag0
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18

nfonsfs and Photographs. but our ssn@s
OF orderliness. our eeonomy OF labor
and attention 70 detail. our eax~sn~as
to get business and promptDsss in dis.
patching Il when once got areonly slow.
~ being understood TIE English and
German arms DO things IN an old-ssxh.
ionsd way. falling TO recognize appar.
emily that the modern methods az home
could with pro1t b. introduced berr.
Yet our commerce with them Ia grow.
ing. We received frcm Brazil. IN 1904.
seo.oooooo. almost altogether corse.
rubber and hides. while we sent thsrn
S2o.o00.ooo worth OF machinery. lard
and kerosene In fact. we arw the coun.
try Of the kerosene can. sor our oil
Is known from one end OF Brazil TO ths
other. aud many a native will tell tho
traveller from the United States. -Oh.
yes. know that place: It's whers The
cans come FROM And often th.s ia
the extent Of his knowleixr.
II u quite clear that 10 sstabllsh shs
prestige Of the United States ia nruxtf I
the first step necessary Is 10 e=tabllsh I
North american bank Not only pres.
tige. bat power and Commerce await 4
This move. Trade may follow the nax
IN political oratory, but sound bsnf 1
and familiarity with nation's rur.
rsney are. TO my mind. far more potent
factors.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18

Ee@s@sew @f &msxssa@ Asf~ TMMs
ss~ma ODD Go wem~s~s.
We msy thlnk IT'S coasineakai ennai@
! great goke. bus foseskn~Fw cosalnx
here are 1gse a. mueh hansogr,a by
American lastltntieaa. says fh~ Nsw
York Pre&& Sos lnsssnew. Frnnk Gsll-
mose. the actor. saw m4ag fnaay shlmxs
when hs came herw oa ht& nFss xlAsL
iils arst resting pisev was The ualsrsa
States hotel IN tsp@fon isls Fpesa wma
azsosnsrlaxsy bot us sought reis~s By
opening ste wfnd0~s has shs kenperz.
tpre Feyaalhed anbsaFmbte. tie aaa
Rad Of the awful Temperature 10 AMER
lean heteis and ess the nAs1aa that hls
room was liasd wfth sfeam ysg@~. A
critical search for Fho lsvwr 10 shut 90
tbs heaE failed spddeaty he @spsssf %
doorstep aud At IL pulled asa suxx~ss
for some tine Ia vsIm Tbs seosa wss
growing better.
Tbs radiator was Ia fuI! sfsw al sh@
tlnsH. bat Frank had nrywF made the Ia.
innate aclaatsfspev VI sush a nsoassss
Eeccrninx dLsh~aFssael. h~ decided to
call lot help. ovsr tbs sl~esrle push
button was q notsevs ~oue paah wiit
bring a bslfbog.~ Here ~a& Mnother
puzzie. In EUROPE be knew boots ana
porter. but No tsllboy. ilpwwsef. -
pushed aud took eis1acws Lukher. No.
black ~ the ace Of asssfisa. responded
Pointing % tas unaE nalnx doorstep
Gilmore said III dessay wovk.-
Luther locked woossy. Ysank waIkea
over and tapping Tic step wlsh Bis nn.
ser. remarked. .'Isvs passed Ii fhrv@
times and Il doesa't woFk r Lutlar.
the whites u his eyes as bis az sat
urn's ring. tried 20 Sseapr. bot hls
senses came back and he shut ogy the
heat; and tho actor gradually coelea
or
Gilmore cannot bs as fresh as the
average -kuewsll'' British tourist. Que
dag be wanted to write a letter and
noticing a nne. large RON near the
slcrk's desk providef with bsg tables.
hairs and writing utilities approached
{ A legend stared him 10 the face:
This room for guests only all others
sesp OUT ClEImors's Interpretation of
'gnest7 was that It was one who &C.
'apied another's hospitality without
'aymsnt .-sss~svfors be must 10 svis-
tor" and the foom was intended for
Inn to bring a friend In. bur being
lone he thought he could not enter.
ie retired to bis room and wrote his
etter there.
One Night Gilmore was introduced to
ar great American favorite--@cvrn On
no cob" or ~roasn' yeahs" Foreign
m know nothing Of this delicacy. The
ctor attempted to eat II with knife
nd FORK, b. alicing It of as you woula
banana but falling to make mn I'm.
resslon summoned the waiter and or
cred another corn, as that wasn't
,oked through.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18

| Teachers What can yea ssll nas
about Florida. Tommy Snail Tommy
Ifs a great summer resort In win-
ter.
Little s-year-old Frances on seeing
large rope for the first tisne. excaains-
ed: aOh. mamma. look at tbs big. fat
string
Teaeher-whas does see spelly
Small Pupil Donst know. Teacher
What do | do with any eyes7 small
Pupli-squint
The Parson-You take after your
father, do you not. Bobiv7 Small Bob.
by-No, sir. Father never leaves any
thing for anybody TO taka
Mamma (sterniy Tommy. did yea
eat the cake Ieff GA the tablet Tons-
my-No. mamma. Did 1. Elslsf Elsie
taged sl--'Deed htna dlda't. maams.
saw him didn't
Little BEST guess your folks ara
not society people. aFe Fheg7 Little
Neli-course they arc What made you
lAfN& hAt<5 "HNA@ - &f~%At% ke%73 A&AaE
you call the meal you eag az o O'Clock
supper.
A small 5-yearold chap was making
q los OF Unnecessary nolse wlsea bis
father asked Fired. sshy are yen max
ing all that raeketTs oh was she re-
ply. Il guess IT'S cause Ina POO little to
know any better
Little starsie we's dot nsw baby.
Visitor You don't say. IAgfln MaFgss
-Ye~'m; an It's eyes come open ana 50
shut les like my dollis's. bar dess
som'ftH's &c matter wif is works. 'fansr
is s9rs 80 shut envy tiaAe say lay Ia
town
small Tommy had read that thr~s
core and tsn wers the allotted years ~
nan. and ASKED hls grandfather ha@
aauy years that made. '~s@genty.~ re-
HE'D the old seAfbeaaaa- ~Ahd bow ola
ire yoa. grandpag r qaesied this small
nqnlsitor @Oh. Ina aaors siaa TO-
gas the reply. WHAT exclaimed
'oaamy. Ia eyldeat snrprls@. ~Mors
IAN 70 and bot dead yef -
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18
START OF a FLORIDA FEup.
Mans Farm Buflf ON Corral FIoated
Away and = Nefxhbow Took 1t.

Mans Farm BufIx ON Coral FIomted
Away and Nefxhbow Took 1t.
speaking about feuds." said John r.
HUMPHREYS of Tampa, Fla. II think
that the strangest. In its inception. Is
one between two families In Marion
County. Ia our State. 1t came about
this way. You know In our State some
times land disappears during the night
and man wakes up to find his gar
den great sinkhole. This Is. OF course.
dine to the fact that Florida is built on
coral and not very substantially built
at that, especially in some OF the in
terror counties Harry Redding had a
nice patch of Irish potatoes. and Oliver
Vance, his neighbor. had what he called
a farm and near the house was a sink
hole
Zone night Readings potato patch
disappeared and the next morning be
had nice large sinkbole filed with
water where his garden was- The same
night Vance. who had sinkhole when
he went to bed. woke up 10 find that
the hole was filed with dirt, In which
there seemed TO be a lot of pebbles
about the size of a mans fist. Natur-
ally he was surprised. He examined
the pebbles to find them potatoes, and
after calling the family up they got to I
work ami gathered In six bushels OF
potatoes ready for market.
That's where the trouble began.
Redding claimed that under the law
where mans stock wanders ON to the
premises of another, without bis fault,
be can go after IT. He argued that the
same doctrine applied 10 potatoes which
had wandering habits. For he was very
,ure that the potatoes on the Vance
'xr1n belonged to him. Vance and bis
trends invoked another principle of
aw that a man Owls bis hand from
ieavsn to hades and he refused to dig
fp the potatoes for the benefit Of his
sefghbor.
"AIl that happened ten years ago."
continued Mr.. Humphrfes, "ana the !
teddfngs and the vances are stllI |
rmed against each either. Two or three I
furnishes have taken place between Z
be parties and one OF the Vance boys, .
years old, was wounded by Gre from !
Ise enemy.
They are never spoken to zach other I
lnce that eventful night ten years ago. Q
awyers and politicians have gone out .
, help them settle their difficulties, !
ut they were obdurste, and If the feud
rows for twenty years ~ 1T has A. p
'ady Florida and Marion County will
Hve feud equal to the best that ZEN
lcky has ever produced. Denver Re
sbfican.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18

the thoroughfare which can boast
the shortest name OF any In LONDON i
y News, In the locality Of Rsgaut..
PARK. II is the only surviving @alpbs.
bet' street.. e., streets whosa rs,ra~
were simply letter Of the alpbst.n.
Some years ago nearly every Istter IL
the alphabet gave its name to q thor.
oughfare, but d News is the only ora
which mas not had Its name ienrthen.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18

Three new stamps have Just been Is
sued In Holland Those who stick them
on their letters pay double postage. half
the value going To the state and half TO
anti-tubercuIosls work.
Several big nuggets Of gold have re-
Gently been discovered az Poseidon
Rush. near TsraguelIa. Australia Two
were unearthed Weighing. respectively,
373 ounces and OCT ounces
| A staircase has been invented which
plays tunes as IL Is walked up and down
upon. A series OF pins Is pressed By
the feet and plays gougs and drums
while others are connected with collap-
sible chambers. which blow various In
struments.
The latest building material ia called
kremite. and IL being made In St.
Petersburg. Ii Is q compound OF pow
dered clay. sand and fiourspar melted
together at high temperature. The
molten mass can be nodded like Iron
into any desired shape.
The height OF the loftiest known
mountain In the world, Mount Everest
I'm the HimafayaS has long stood In
the school Biographies nc 29O02 feet |
Recent computations from the surveys |
Of Captain Wood of the Survey OF In |
dla reduce this estimate to e. TOO feet. |
Other high Himalayan peaks come
down proportionately. But these re-
suits are nos regarded az final. and II Is
thought that when certain factors have
been allowed for, the estimate of Mount
Everest's height may be increased
above 5000 feet instead OF being d.
mlnished below It.
Successful experiments ia sending tel
ephone messages By wireless electric
waves over distance OF forty kilo-
meters, nearly twenty-five miles. were
made recently by Professor SIaby. The
messages were transmitted between
Berlin and Nauen, and Professor glaby
Iays that no approach to so great a
distance has ever before been tried. |
Words and sentences were sent and re-
,eated back with great distiuctness.
he success of the experiments IL
Nfkit W lag sE$&& Aksyd vi LIE EEIETE@
homes and to the damping out Of all
oreign vibrations. Further expert
aents are awaited with much interest.
There are few places where the auto
lobiIe is more indispensable for every !
ay business than In South Africa. The
lumber In use Is constantly increasing.
hey are particularly valuable In the
lining districts. where engineers and q
Ulcers OF the companies employ them r
! running long distances. 1t is said to .
> daily occurrence for a mining en- !,
neer to visit, in his automobile. !.
the forty or fifty miles from his Office. e
nd return the same day. The cars !,
ave to be strong and suited for hard :.
hooks, as well ~ for steep hIll-ciimb. =
g. The dry climate prevents the use :,
wood for veneering. box-work and =
tfngs. and aluminium Is used instead.
Notwithstanding ant-hills, bouiders and
lilies, the trackIess wastes are often "
eferred to roads. ",
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18

Tn medieval days the mandrake wns
supposed to shrek or groan when M
rooted. the following lines are tnks,,
from the Oldest witchsoug extant:
Il last night lay all alone
On the ground to bear the mandate
groan.
And plucked him Up though hs Sr.w
full low.
And as 80 ] did, the cock did crovl-
The shrieks Of the mandrake wers
supposed 10 be 30 horrible that fbo.s
hearing them went mad. II was ru..
s0nary, therefore. In gathering the
plant not only to employ a dog bus
also to stun tow in the ears. This c,.
rious notion was explained BIZ Newton
In his HerbaiI to the Bible bv shn
fact that the mandrake wax porntsrIv
supposed to grow spontaneously ur,.,sr
galiows engsndered By the deconn.
posed body Of the hanged man ara
vas therefore endowed with the spIr,t
~ the culprit. II seems probable. ho,v.
yer, that. By some mental twist a.
'nrieks had become transferred 10 ,bs
liant from those delIrioua with o.
Sew YORK Medical Journal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18

Ten fltth h lcvs with yoa- Al any raus.
told thu President wouldn't marry him
Just tAsn- Some time after. I wanted
some money. and asked him to give M
! back nina, He utterly refused yen know
his quiet way. HI said b. would keep
/ It for Mira Nottingham Oh. could
! have killed hixal But didn't dare to
break with aim openly besides. he's very
bard to tight against. We had constant
disputrs; be would never give back the
money, and declared wouldn't marry
hin anlrss had II hrst. and not then IN
les I choes. He was very angry and
vowed ! should marry him without 4
penny Of 1t; aud - II went on. But he
never suspected you. Jack. not till quite
the end Then we found out about the
debt. you know and about the same time
/ Jaw he at last suspected something be-
tween you and me. Aud the very day
before " ecamef OF he bank he drove me
to desperation. He stood beside me In
this room, and said: Christina. / am
growing old I shall wait no longer. /
hslieve you're Ia love with that young
Martin Then he spologized for his plain
speaking. for he's always gentle In man
ner. And / dsfied him. And then. Jack,
what do you think he didY'
"WhatT' | cried
de laughed !" said the Signorina, with
tragic intensity. II couldn't stand that.
so joined the Colonel Ia upsetting him.
All. he shouldn't have laughed at me-"
And indeed she looked az this moment a |
dangerous subject FOR such treatment.
Il knew what no one else knew, and |
could influence him as no one else could. |
and had my revenge. But now" she /
said. 1T all ends In nothing
And she broke down, sobbEng. Then,
recovering herself. and motioning me 10
be still. she went on:
You must be quiet and cautious. But
must go to-nlght-to-night, Jack. either
with you or TO the President"
said L
~where?s
"Oh. out OF this somewhere"
was full of rage against McGregor.
but couldn't afford the luxury OF tn
fulgfng if, 30 ! gave my whole mind to
anding way out for Us. At last SEEM
I'd TO hit upon a plan The Signorina saw
he inspiration in my eye.
Have you got ii. JackT' she said.
Il think self you will trust yourself
o me. and don't mind an uncomfortable
light"
go on
You know my little steam iaunchf IL
vii be dark tonight IL we can get on
oard with a couple OF hours start we
an show anybody clean pair Of heels.
'he travels a good pace. and it's only ifty
allies to safety and foreign soil. | shall
and there h.gwar sss
Il don't mind that. Jack she said. r.
I have my Eve thousand. and aunt
I'LL join as with the rest. But how are
70 TO ses on board? Besides, oh. Jack
he President watches the coast every
ight with The Songsrress-and you
nov she's got steam-Mr. Carr just had =
nxiliary steam put in"
No." ! said. Il didn't know about
tat Look here. Christina. excuse the
aestion, but can you communicates with ~
"a PRESIDENT" OF
Yes" she said. after seconds hesita- tn
on ar
And viii he believe what you tell
m7~
Il don't know. He might and be might =.
T. He'll probably act AZ II be didn't" ~
well. we must chance IT,. I said. -At We
y rate, better be caught by him tham 81
ny here We were. perhaps. a lirtls
sty with that revolution of ours" NJ,
Ito b. continued-l -
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18

Pete Coopah-Iiow'd you an, vor~
wife celebrate your wooden we|idin,
yestiday7 4''h
Jim sonnscn--oh, she bit me on IA
head wifi rolIin' pin cans. A.
wouldn't split some kindIiu's t--puek
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18

only write when the spirit moves
me- remarked The attic poet
But suppose the spirit doesn't n,ovs
you for a long time.~ suggested the
worshipcr at the shrine Of genius.
IN that Gaze The Iandiady docs.~
replied the post Philadelphia
Record.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18
POVERTY VERSUS HIGH SOCIAL STANDING.

/ used to believe with my whole heart tnak
all my social lacks were due to poverty. woaaa
look at duh people sitting piaeidly In the inhs1
circle Of some mysterious Fsaz Of sesmingN nap
ply and charming people and wonder ey ~uAs
right they were furnished with lhs means oe
having good time.
II is very easy for poor people to imagine tnas
they are sighted treated With scans considers
tion on account OF their poverty. because u Id
often the case.
A woman with costume FAXED up tFoaa a.
old black skirt and a homemade lace waist WIN
the wrong Kind of sleeves In II finds II quite nat
ural literally to believe that her lack OF proper
costume aud means OF entertaining IL the reason
for her being tag tail' In the circle 10 WHICH
she belongs by birth and bringing up bus
IL not always So She may be needessiy Sas'
castle and proud. or she may be self'conseiouS
and fouchY.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18
CHAPTER XXX.


TIE signorina sat there, looking very
| thoughtful and troubled, but It seemed to
nae as IL she were rather undergoing a
conflict OF feeling than thinking out a
course of sction- Ones she glanced at
me- then turned away with restless
movement and Sigh
strolled up to the window to look out.
had stood theirs little while, when
heard her call softly:
Jack !"
turned and came to her, kneeiing
down by her side and taking her hands.
She zazed rather intentiy into nay face
with unusual gravity. Then she said:
If you have to choose between me and
the money, which will 1t bsY
kissed her hand for answer,
III the money Is lost, won't 1t all come
out1 And then won't they call you dis
honestT
Il suppose So" said /.
You don't mind thatTs
Yes. DO. Nobody likes to be called
especially When there's a kind of
truth about 1t. But should mind losing
you more"
Are you really very fond OF me, Jack7
No, you needn't say 20. / think you are.
Nov I'll tell you a secret. II ron hadn't
come here, I should have married General
Whttinyham long ago stayed here In |
tending to do It, and be asked me very |
soon after you first arrived. gave him
my money, you know Them
l was listening intsntIy. 1t seemed "a
u SONS things we're going to Be cleared
up.
Well she continued, you know What
happened You fell In love with ma.
.risd u make you, and th4n sxpposs
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-07-18

The people Of Thibet rarely wash,
f'aaing It warmer to b dirty.