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SOCIETY NEWS NOTES. AND GOSSIP OF THE PAST WEEK

viii give a plano recital The meeting
win be followed by a social hour.
The charity whist and euchre viii take
place at the Mercantile Club, Monday.
November II. a.. 2:3O O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott StrOuse spent a
few days in town last week. the guests
Of Mrs. Marx Kaufman.
Mrs. Morris Hirsch. Of Fredericksburg.
Va, spent few days in Washington
with relatives.
Miss Amelia and Miss Amanda stern
have returned. after an enjoyable visit
OF two weeks at the jamestown Exposi-
ton.
Mrs. Lu Newmyer. Of the Plymouth
apartments. entertained the Whist Club
Thursday evening. The prize was won
by Mrs. Addie Sigmund. The quests
were Mrs s. Bensinger, Mrs. Z. stras-
burger, Mrs. J. .Kronheim. Mrs. J. IAlebs
and Mrs. A SIgmund.
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days. when she will join Colonel Var
mum in Idaho.
Mrs. Isaac Henderson and her daugh-
ter. Mrs Carbaugh. who have passed
the summer in foreign travel, viii spend
this winter at Rome They have leased
their house IN Rhode Island avenue 90
Mr.. and Mrs. f, G. auckland, Of Provi-
dence, r. I. Mrs. Carbaugh returned TO
this city a few weeks aEo. but VIII
leave next week TO join Mrs. Hender-
son abroad.
Lieu 1enant Commander and Mrs. Ben
jamin c. Bryan. who have passed the
summer at Asbury Park and Atlantic
City, have returned to their home in
g street.
Mrs. David GaiIlard, wife Of Major
Gaillard. has left Washington for a
visit in South Carolina, after which she
viii visit her son in Boston. where he
is a student at the Institute Of Tech
nOlOgy. and later Join her husband IN
Panama, where he is stationed in con
nection with the construction of the
canal
A Washington social leader who has
just returned from. Europe speaks of
seeing Miss Flora Wilson, daughter OF
the Secretary Of Agriculture, in Paris.
where she is studying for the operate
stage She is studying under De Reszke,
and expects 90 make her debut this win
ter at Nice. She has a host OF friends
in the French capital, and is very popu-
lar, both on account Of her personal at
fractions and her charming voice.
Miss Dora Glover. eldest daughter OF
Capt. ana Mrs. Richardson Glover. is
seriously i'll with typhoid fever in her
home on New Hampshire avenue. Mrs.
Clover and her daughters have recently
returned from a summer abroad. Cap
tain Clover is to be raised to the rank
OF an admiral next month.
Gen and Mrs. Henry c. CorbIu ceIe-
brated Tuesday the sixth anniversary
OF their wedding. which took place in
Washington. and was attended by the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt
Gen. and Mrs. John I. Johnston en-
tertZined them at dinner at their new
home in Massachusetts avenue, the old
home Of Mrs. Ulysses 5. Grant, the din
ner being followed by a thoater party
al the Columbia.
The Takoma Park EUchre Club met
at the residence of Mrs. H NJ. Bennett,
on Eastern avenue, Thursday afternoon.
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The Council OF Jewish Women will
hold its next meeting Tuesday, Novem-
Der %. IN the new temple. corner Sixth
and I streets. The guests C honor viii
be the executive officers Of the national
body and the executive officers cf che
Federated Club of the District of Co
lumbia The visitors viii speak Of pre-
gresslve ideas Miss Irma Stern will
sing q solo and Miss Florence HeTm5 n
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Lieut. Col. Charles A. Varnum and
Miss Vanum left the last of the week
for the West. Miss Varnum Kill visit
a Fort LeavcnwOTth. Mrs. VaTnum
viii remain in this city ct the West
minister until after the Christmas holt
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The members were entertained after
Halloween fashion. the decorations and
refreshments being typical Of the au-
tumn season The house was decorated
with numerous japanese lanterns and
Jack-o'IanteTns. Favors were distribUJ-
ed from a large pumpkin from which
ribbons held by the members present
were pulled. Attached 70 each ribbon
was a favor.
Among those present we're Mrs. II.
J. Smith, Mrs. Jerome Hubbard, Mrs.
Grafton Shreves, Mrs. Ira Johannes,
Mrs. Robert s Brown, Mrs. McLaugh-
lin. Mrs. Percy Woodward, Mrs. Albert
Johnson. Mrs. Jesse B. X Lee. Mrs
Henry c. johnson, Mrs. Edward Smith,
Mrs Hunt, and Mrs. II. NJ. Bennett
The next meeting will be held Noven-
Der %. at the residence Of Mrs. Nc
Laughlin.
Mrs Mary P. Simmons. OF the Adiu-
tant Generals Office, War Department,
has returned 20 her home, 90 Chestnut
street. Talt5ma Park. from her trip 20
New York, Newark. and Philadelphia
DR.. John Daily and Nine J Esputa
DAILY quietly celebrated the twenty-fifth
anniversary of their marriage last
Thursday evening. They had planned
20 issue a number OF invitations for the
occasion. but on account Of the recent
death Of Nine. Days brother the plan
had to be abandoned.
The home of John Javins was a scene
Of festivity Thursday night, many Of
his friends having gathered TO celebrate
his birthday anniversary. A gOId-lIned
silver punch bowl won by the PAGER,
Robin Hood, occupied a conspicuous
place on the banquet table, and, needless
to say, was not neglected. A great sur
prise came when Mr.. Javins was pre-
scented with a beautifully engraved
"Shriner ring"
John Barrett. Director Of the Bureau
Of American Republics, VIII leave Wash
ingtOn Tuesday morning for a series of
visits where he will make addresses on
the South American situation. He will
go first to Ann Harbor, Mich. then to
Denver, Salt Lake City. Butte, Mont.
Helena, Mont and other places In the
West, returning to Washington in about
two weeks.
Mr.. Barrett. VINO occupies handsome
apartments in the Connecticut, viii en-
terrain considerably this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lathrop Al
len, whose marriage took place yester-
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Miss Julia Goldsmith has returned 20
her home in Fredericksburg. Va, after
spending several weeks with Ter sister
Mrs. Ryan. Of West Washington.
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Mrs. Morris Clark. after spending sew
eral weeks with her aunt. Mrs. / l.
BIout, has returned % New York
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Nsis the scene OF a very pretty wedding
Thursday, when his daughter. Miss Car
oiine Randolph, became the bride OF
Frank B. Guest, Of SnOwden Farm, IN
Spottsylvania county, near this city, the
ceremony being performed By the Rev.
Henry q. Lane. rector OF St Johns
Protestant EPISCOPAL Church, Of War
saw, Va
The bridesmaids were Misses Corne.
la Ward. Of washington; Saliie Barron.
Of Warsaw. Va: Maria Tucker. OF Nor
folk. Va. and Miss Landon Harrison. OF
Danyille Bernard Guest. Of Ashland,
Va, was best man.
Among the guests present from dis
lance were Misses Fannie and Helen
Robb. Of Gay Mount" Va; Dr. and
Mrs. Armistead r. Wexford and Mr..
and Mrs B. Randolph Wexford. Of
Richmond. Va; Miss Caroline Kirkland
Ruffin. Mrs. A. II. Drewry and MOrti-
mer Harrison, OF Charles county, Va;
Congressman and Mrs. w. A. Jones, Of
Warsaw, Va: Miss Mary Burr, Of
Rrookland. y. C.; Mrs. Phil Stansbury,
of Rockville. Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Guest, OF Ashland. Va; Philip GoOde.
Of Middletown. Conn; Miss Florence
Ward of washington, and Miss Mamie
Byred Turner. Of King George county,
Va.
wedding Of interest to friends In
this city was solemnized Tuesday even
ing. October 2. at the residence Of Mrs.
Susanna e Wood. 607 West Twentieth
street. Wilmington. Del. formerly Of
this city, when her daughter, Jane Pom
ton, was married 10 Richard Teddeman
Clash, of Centerville. Nd, now resi-
dent Of Wilmington. The bIide was
gcwned in white and carried Bride
/ roses. and was attended ~ her sister.
Miss Helen Roberta Wood, Who wore
white and carried roses. The bride was
given IN marriage by her brother,
Charles Z. Wood. The bridegroom was
attended by his brother, Charles Clash.
| Of the General Seminary, New York, and
the ceremony was performed BY the
Rev. Mr.. Kfrkus Of Trinity Church.
WILMINGTON. The house was prettily
decorated with roses. chrysanJhemums.
and palms, the ceremony being perform
ed in front Of a banked mancel Of roses
Refreshments were served Immediately
after the ceremony. After receiving the
congratulations OF those present the new
IN married couple left for trip South
4 number Of out-Of-town relatives were
nresent. On their return to Whining
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Clash VIII live al
$40 Tenth street.
Miss Clara 3. Graham, OF Davis, W
Va was married to Dr.. J. Wilton
GRADY OF Greenvine, S. c.. Wednesday
evening. at Calvary Baptist Church
the Rev. DIT. S. H Greene offciat-
ING Mr.. and airs. Grady will make
their home in Washington
Mrs. Annie Spencer has issued invita-
lions for the wedding reception OF her
daughter. VioIetta. 10 Frank Drumnond
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A very enjoyable evening was spent
Wednesday at the home OF Miss SchwieI.
800 Twelfth street. Brookland. d g..
when a crowd Of young folks gave a
kids Jubilee" Each person present
was attired In children's garb, carrying
some sort Of a toy. The evening was
spent in a rather noisy fashion. each
taking his part as a kid. blowing
horns. whistles. and playing All kinds
Of pranks Numerous children's games
were played. including the donkey game.
when toys as prizes were awarded. At
late hour. when nearly all were ex-
hausted with fun making, refreshments
were served by the hostesses. Misses
Homer and Schwicr.
Those present were Miss Amelia Etz,
Miss Miriam Simons. Miss Grace Tan
sill. Miss Roberta BraddCck, Miss Helen
Marean. Miss Pauline BraddOck Miss
Louise Stergis. Miss Edith Boyer and
Miss Mamie Collie. and Arthur Caypen-
ter, Edwin Carpenter, Harry Pike,
Charles Homer, Ralph Simons. and Al
bert Fisher.
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The Takoma Park Euchre Club met
at the residence of Mrs H NJ. Bennett,
on Eastern avenue, Thursday afternoon.
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Miss Marie f. Sutlih.
The house was prettily decorated with
ohrysanthcmums, American flags, and
autumn leaves. and string orchestra
played the music throughout the even
ing.
At 8 o'clock the grand march took
place and was followed later by dane
ing. Features of the evening were fancy
dancing, songs, and recitatiCns by some
OF the guests. FaVors were distributed
by means Of a grab bag.
Among the chaperOnes were Mr.. and
Mrs Champion, Mr. and Mrs. Stohlman.
Dr. and Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Swigart, Mrs.
Carrigan, Mrs. Alderman. MIs. Mich
ener, Mr. aud Mrs. WTenn. ldIs. Nolan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bogley. Mr.. and Mrs
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Biggs, Mr.. Har-
rington, Mrs. Carrick, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tibbltts
Among the guests who appeared in
costume were.
Miss Anna Howell. Polish girl; Miss
AveriH Bogley Rose; Miss Margaret
Stohlman, Japanese girl; Miss Irene
Rice, Colonial dame; Miss Ramona
Champion, Geisha girl: Miss Margaret
Sw1gart, Dutch girl; Miss Elizabeth
Swigart Red Riding Hood; Miss Anita
Carrigan, Morning; Miss Helena Griffin,
Gypsy queen; Miss Josie Ough, Sis Hop
kins; Miss Adele Robinson, Carmen.
Miss Marion Robinson, Martha Wash
ingtOn; Miss Katherine Alderman, Annie
Laurie; Miss MabeIle Kitchener. Daisy:
Miss Marie Z. Sutliff. Wild Rose; Miss
Edith Johnson, Japanese girl: Miss
Hilda Davis Geisha girl: Miss Eve
Ign POintOn, Colonial dame; Miss
Helen Wrenn, Red Riding Hood;
Miss Mary Nolan, Spanish senorita:
Arthur Wrenn, policeman; Alva Biggs.
Indian; Otis Biggs, Rough Rider; Carl
Champion, lieutenant; William Michen-
er, clown; Willie Carrigan, MephistO-
pholesi Willie Stohlman, farmer: Edwin
Stohlman. Indian: Martin Stohlman,
flower girl; Wilbur Alderman, Continer-
tai George Washington; Frank White.
clown Dwight Terry, baby; George
Nolan, court Jester; Carl Nolan. Irish
gentleman: Francis Nolan. gypsy king;
Gordon Tibbitts, clown; Milo J. SutIin,
Chinaman.
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, % 0Iontsom-
cry, Ala, is the guest of Miss Hardwick
at the Highlands.
Miss Elizabeth Volcott Parker.
daughter Of Representative and Mrs.
Richard Wayne Parker, will not make
her debut until next season
Miss Parker, who. after a visit to Miss
Ethel Roosevelt at the White House,
Joined her family at their country place.
Hutton Park, Orange Mount n. J., will
spend the winter travelling in India with
her aunt, Mrs. Low, Of 30 Grosvenor
street, London.
Representative and Mrs Parker have
closed their country place and, with
the Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth
Parker, will return to their house in
Rhode Island avenue this week. Miss
Alice Gordon Parker, who is studying
art in Boston. viii spend the greater
part of the winter with her aunts, Mrs.
Roger Wolcot. and Mrs. Henry Park
man.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean viii
entertain company of fifty at their
usual Sunday breakfast at Friendship
today
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marriage to DIT, Austin Brodie viii take
place Thursday, win return to Washing
ton today from New York, where he
has been for a few days.
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The Ivy GLIB of st. Andrews Church,
which is composed Of the younger set
of the churcl. held their first meeting
and dance Friday evening. During the
serving of refreshments the officers OF
the club were chosen, the patronesses
of the club acting as general managers
in place Of the president The officers
chosen were sidney Taliferro, secretary
and treasurer, and DIR. Gartrell, floor
manager. The club numbers about nifty
members. Meetings viii be held the
second Friday in each month. Among
those who will act as patrone5ses are
Mrs. Georse Calvert Carter. Mrs il
Allan Griffith, Mrs. William ~. Sprigs,
Mrs. George Barrie. Mrs. r. J. Earn
shaw. AIT1. c. W Huske, Mrs William
n. Levin. Hiss Levin, Mrs. Lee, Mrs.
Henderson, Miss Semmes, BIrs. Samuel
Millard Mrs. ". E Williams, and g
number of other women Of the parish.
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day, Wlil arrive in New York in tirle to
attend the wedding of Henry J. Hem
mons, who acted as usher at their we'd
ding. to Miss Elsie 3. Shaw. The mar
riage is TO take place within the next
few weeks and Mr.. Allen viii act as
best man for Mr.. Hemmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. II. Benham arrived
in washington Friday and are stopping
at the Grafton.
The Rev. Richard Pilkington and his
daughter. Miss Pilkington, arrived in
New York Friday from London, Eng
land, and came directly to washington
They are at the Grafton.
The Southern Relief Society announces
the date of its annual Charity Ball for
January q. at the New Willard. This
function. which Is looked forward TO
each season as one of the most enjoya-
bic events In Washington society, IS
given in behalf of the needy Confederate
soldiers and their families, and the So
ciety is incorporated for this especial
work. Miss Mamie r. Heth is the presi-
dent; Mrs. George S. CovingtOn, the
chairman of relief committee; Mrs
Rosalie II. Bocock, the chairman OF the
executive and the ball comm ittee.
Frank Martin, formerly Of South Car
DINA. will act as chairman OF the floor
COMMITTEES. aided by Representative H.
D. Hood, Of Virginia, and a committee
10 be anr ounced later.
Miss Pauline Magruder VIII again lead
the young ladies' committee.
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Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, wife of the
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
will be at home Fridays after Decem-
Der J.
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Personal

Mrs. Draper. wife OF General Draper.
is having their handsome home on X
street and Connecticut avenue put in
order for their return and will come
here from their country home in Massa-
chusetts Friday OF this week. General
Draper win follow her in a few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lathrop Al
len, whose marriage took place yester-
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Miss Clara 3. Graham, OF Davis, W
Va was married to DR.. J. Wilton
Grady. Of Greenvile, S. C. Wednesday
evening. al Calvary Baptist Church.
the Rev. DR.. s. H Greene offciat-
ing Mr.. and airs. Grady will make
their home in washington
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Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray have
issued invitations for Saturday after
noon. November o, from 4 to Z, to in
troduce their daughter, Miss Sadie Muir
ray,
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Mrs. Oliver. wife of Assistant Secre-
tary Of War Robert Shaw Oliver, will
leave Washington Thursday for an alb
sence Of ten days in New York as the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. iChOate. and
in Albany. where she viii visit her sis
ter. No date has yet been set for the
marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Oliver,
whose engagement 10 Frederick Stevens.
Of New York. was recently announced.
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Mrs Annie Spencer has issued invita-
tons for the wedding reception OF he-
daughter. Violetta. 10 Frank DrurariloIlo
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Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, os OIontgom-
cry, Ala, is the guest of Miss Hardwick
at the Highlands.
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Sabine Hail." in Richmond county.
the colonial home Of r Carter Wexford,
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Mrs Mary P. Simmons. OF the Adiu-
tant Generals Office, War Department
has returned 20 her home, % Chestnut
street. Tak5ma Park. from her trip TO
New York, Newark. and Philadelphia
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Lieu -enant Commander and Mrs. Ben
jaJnin c. Bryan. who have passed the
at Asbury Fark and Atlantic
City, have returned to their home in
Q street
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Benham arrived
IN washington Friday and are stopping
at the Grafton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-03-16

Shot at Her Fer Refusing 70 Live With
Him, Then Killed Himself.

Shot at Her Fer Refusing TO Live With
Him, Then Killed Himself.
Philadelphia March 13.-After max
ing futile attempt to murder his wife
Maud, from whom he had been sepa-
rated William Hean. formerly of this
city but recently living at Reading.
Pa, committed suicide in front OF his
wife's home here by shooting himself
Hean ended his life apparently in the
belief that he had killed Mrs Hean.
He sought his wife at her home and
went with her around the city, begging
her TO return to him. Though the wo-
man refused TO listen to his appeals
and tried to drive him away he fol-
lowed her for several miles on trolley
cars and finally to the home OF her
parents, with whom she has been liv-
ing. Near the house he drew a re-
voiver and threatened to shoot her un-
less she promised to again live with
him. Mrs. Hean pleaded for her life
and got down on her knees in the
muddy street She begged 10 be allow
ed TO see her mother again and Heau
permitted her to walk 10 the house,
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Founder Of Zion City Dies Penniless
and Almost Forsaken.


and Almost Forsaken.
Chicago. March ll.-Without kith or
lin at his bedside. with but a paltry
handful OF followers out of the hosts
who used 20 acclaim him glorious. with
hardly a dollar left of all the millions
that once he had. John Alexander
Dowie self-styled Healer OF God. Re-
incarnated Elijah, First Apostle Of the
Christian Catholic Church and, accord
ing 20 his own declaration. the last of
the prophets. died miserable and raw
ing victim OF paralysis. There were
present with him when he died only
Judge d. n. Barnes, his attorney, and
two personal attendants, and these
looked upon him as he lay dying not
as an apostle in a state OF transition,
but as a lunatic finding relief from
agony of mind and body
The announcement OF Dowie's death
came as a surprise to his former fol-
lowers. IL was known that he was
failing but not that he was seriously
I'll. Since he was deposed from the
leadership in Zion City II had been
Dowie's custom TO hold religious SER
vices every Sunday afternoon In the
parlor OF Shiloh House. About 200 of
his original followers remained faith
full and attended these services. Dowie
always wore his apostolic robes and
made a characteristic address. Five
weeks ago these meetings ceased and
DOwie appeared no longer in public.
Judge Barnes. who was at the bed
side of Dowie. is a member of Overseer
Noliva's council. but remained friendly
to Dowie. believing him TO be insane.
Dowie's wife. father and son held the
same view. and il is therefore. believ-
ed. though they were estranged, that
they viii attend the funeral
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MEXICAN Wan INCIDENT.
How an Entire Battalion Was Shot or
Hanged for Desertion.

Among the many strange episodes
of the Mexican war-itself a wild ad.
venture and fun of tragedy in its
rudest fcrms-were a few for which
It would be difficult TO find parallels.
ancient or modern. Such was the
service in the bloody campaign around
the City of Mexico. on the Mexican
side. of a battalion composed entirely
OF deserters from the American
armies, and, on the American side. of
battalion composed of Mexican citi.
zens whom Gen. Scott liberated from
prison and enrolled as volunteers. The
first named organization was captured
and destroyed at Cherubusco. but the
latter was carried to New Orleans and
mustered out at the close OF the war.
There is a tradition apparently orig.
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The
FOREIGN MISSION BOARD
Of the National Baptist Convention
Is Issuing 10000 Programs
For their fifth Annual Rally.

Any Church, Sunday School or
Society may have all they wish free
by writing Rev. L. G. Jordan, 726 w.
Walnut Street, Louisville, Ky.
DIS. Bouey and Prowd, Brethren
Cheek, Buchanan, Murtf and other
workers ara looking TO the rally for
means TO carry on their work in
heather and pagan lands.
GO We into all the world and
preach the gospel" is the command
OF the Christ whom we profess 10 love.
Indeed we must "GO, let GO or help
GO" II we would meet God in peace.
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Your Wife doesn't worry about YOU
when YOU are sick nearly SO much
now as she did when YOU were first
married.
Nope"
lizard TO account for woman's va
carries isn't it2"
"Not boz this case; ] have my life in
sured now and I did not then. So
Houston Post