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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-16
INN "roE~ HOLD MEETING.
Ellis 'o1n,s Medical ~ssi.ty Meets
and Fleets ofFHsr~.

sn interesting meeting ~ the Ell
lis County Medical society sas held
at Ennis Yesterday The attendance
was large and all the questions were
discussed With vieot and enthusiasm
Some time was devoted To Il discus
sion OF features of the national pure
food law, and state pure food Law
was favored
The next meeting wiz b. held In
WaNahachie the Second Tuesday In
February On that occasion physi-
clans from other points are expected
TO be- present and contribute papers
ou questions OF Importance touching
The practice Of medicine
Officers for the year were elected
as follows
nr. Joseph \ Tate cf Ennis. pres
ident; Dr, r. A. Pierce of Ferris,
vice president. DR.. W. r. Mccall of
Ennis, secretary and treasurer. Or,
j. G. Loggins OF Ennis, delegate 10
the State Medical association. DR..
W. +. West of Waxahachie. alter
nate; Dr H. 0. Stacey, DR. o. +.
Sweat and DR.. e. +, Cook, members
of board of censors
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, SPECIAL. ELECTION.
People II itoye- To Vote %" ~'""''
rn> Proposition.

novcc. Tex. Jan 10. The elec-
tlon held here for the purpose 81 IN
Roscv tato an indep"nd
en-, sehool district vas carried hy an
unanimous vote toy corporation To"
following trustees acre elected i"t
IN, ensuing year Il t.Eeds q W
l,.dweii i. \ wtiburn. J II nooles
4 +. smith. : q Robinson. and \
\. pahnkr
There wiil tc an election held ga
Fob n to dctermine wh"'h"F "F n"'
a tax of g. per ccut "u the see 90"
worth - property shall hs levied
gof fh. uufpsss. ~ maintaining ths
.sh h.r.l rlrhs months la he veal.
Mise Nunse K.ils visited friends
a. enwgs SATURDAY. aua Sanda,
Mrs Dr Goddard sF-a' ias' we*s
atsh rstafissa st ottlis
Nra s.ofEc. Nhn sf~-si s"s'' 3
aa,s ia oar miast has f~'uru"d f.
h~v heme in r~huaeana
Mtss pf4ve Caldwell sFrcnl SAtuf
aa, and Sands, stth Relatives VS. VA
nie
WF aud Nrs GARTH sf Ennis ~~re
~, euoels Of Wiu Borders sud fans
ilt sandal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-16
ON CHARGES or THEFT.
Two Men Accused of Taking Anoth-
er Mans Clothing

Acting on instructions from the
sheriff OF Hin county Sheriff Forbes
yesterday afternoon arrested w A,
Bentley on an alleged charge Of the
theft of underelothing from board
ing house at Hilisboro. Bentley had
been In Waxahaehie several weeks
and was employed for awhile by the
American Express company. He was
taken TO Hillsboro last night by
Sheriff Forbes. To the officers at
Hllsboro Bentley stated that a
young man named Caldwell was i'm
plicated with him in the alleged theft
and that he was in Waxahachie.
Soon after his return home this
morning Sheriff Forbes met Cald-
well on the street and placed him
under arrest. He was lodged in the
county jail pending instructions from
the Hill county sheriff
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-16
CAhpBELL IS GOVERNOR
New 0isf txs(uiive sf Teras Vas n.
sslssSiet TsssssY.

Austin. Tex. Jan. It~-Iol Tho@
NJ Campbell of Palestine was yestef-
day lnangurated governor of this
commonwealth with all the eciat
which should be connected with such
a ceremony. Every officer of this
state, every employe of the govern
ment aud about seven thousand citi-
zens were witnesses, and those who
are inclined TO the belief that the
citizens no longer take much inter
est in public affairs would have their
views rudely shattered had they
been on hand. The people came from
every quarter of the great empire of
the Southwest. The man from the
plains jostled with the man from the
rice country and the man from staid
old East Texas joined with the man
from free and open-hearted Ell Paso
in the great crowd which packed the
floor, crowded the galleries and
filled the windows of the great
house of representatives. where the
formality of ushering out the old
governor and ushering in the new
Que ltbb Dtait mere was dppiobS'
for the veteran Hon. S. w. T. Ian
ham, as he made his farewell utter
ance in public and withdrew from
the stage of politics; and there We're
cheers for Col. Campbell as he took
the oath of office and delivered his
inaugural address. One was very
forcibly reminded of the old English
court ceremonies announcements:
1.-The king is dead; long live the
king"
1t should be stated that East Tex
as was well represented and that
practically the whole town of Pales-
tine as we'll as citizens of other East
Texas places were here. The boys
with red clay on their shoes and
sand between their toes were every
where and shifted uneasily on the
hard payements.
Never before, it is said, has such
a crowd assembled at an Inaugural
ton The galleries were filled to SUI
location and those who came late
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D,.turbed the Congregation.

The person who disturbed the con
gregation last Sunday by continual
ly coughing Is requested to puy q
bottle Of Foleys Honey and Tar. B.
w Fearis.
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were fortunate indeed II they found
4 place on the floor 81 ghe house.
After Coy. Campbell hAa eoneiud
George u Neal arose aith broad
grin on his face The grin ser med ,n
b. Infectious. for IL soon Infected
the crowd and from a grin grew into
laugh aud from laugh into n
roar. when the noisc had subsidized
he made the shortest retiring speech
on record. briefly Introducing his
successor. who Was sworn In and
then made a speech
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A JUVENILE COURT BILL
NaSiers Greea sal Alexsaaer ~e H.
Ala1 ihe Measure.

Austin. Tex. Jan / The organ
izatson Of Juvenile court with jurts
! diction over offenders against the
ias or iutorrigibe children is con
| fcmpiafed In three separate and dls-
( tinct bills introduced hv Senator
Green Of BeNar county joined with
Senator Alexander
The measures as proposed. provide
+ the defination for "deliuquent
child, seek To regulate their con
troll and at the same time las down a
code of practice for q Juvenile
court
Clothed with ali the discretion nee
essary to meet the sensibilities of the
most susceptible child the county
Judge of every county, II the bills
pass inspection, will reign with al
most absolute control over the ne
elected, homeless. abandoned and in
corrigible waits of the city streets At
the same time the predicate is laid
for another act that may later be
forthcoming by which the establish
ment of a school for the care and ed
ucation of those who may be in the
process of reformation. may be eff
fected
The first bill defines the term de
linquent child" as one under the age
OF 6 years who violates any law.
may be ineorrigible, associates with
thieves or persons of low repute and
immoral habits or patronizes sa-
loon.
Such child is delinquent but his
disposition is dependent upon subse-
quent events. Evidence given shall
not be proper except as other often
ces are committed.
The county court is clothed with
jurisdiction and must provide a 'ju-
yenile record "
In theevent of arrest the accused
child may not be incarcerated except
as it appears to the court that such
action is necessary to insure the pres
! ence of theaccused at the time the
\ case against him may be called. In
7 the event of arrest the child may not
be confined in compartment occu-
pied by older and more hardened
criminals.
The appointment of probation or
ficer is provided for in the bill. NJ
compensation for such an authorlt.
is, however, fixed.
In the event of complaint against
such delinquent child the court
may continue cases and allow the
custody of the incorrigible to any
proper person or institution that may
be provided In the event that lao
is sentenced to such an institution
he may not be there confined beyond
/ The age of 21. The full power 10
change custody or to discharge the
object of attention is given. Wheh
deemed necessary prosecution undef
the criminal law may be ordered.
At the same time one of the trio Oh
bills introduced to cover the ISSUE
nrovides for the punishment OF any
one responsible for or contripuuhS
! to the neglect or dependence Oh 'hii-
: dren.
ANY parent or guardian VINO may
encourage or contribute To the cohdl-
lion described will, II the provisions
of the bin find their way 10 the stat
utes. be deemed guilty OF a misoe-
: meanor and be fined not less thah
81 600 or by Imprisonment In the
! county iaii for not less than one year
or both by fine aud Imprisonment
/ In such an event. however tue
court may impose such conai''one
upon the person found guilty as ma,
he deemed necessary and In the event
OF compliance Judgment MAY be sns-
I
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-16
AN ECLIPSE JANUARY %.
Moon VIII Ne Obscucd Three Hour
and -Four Minutes.

Those who were unable to travel
the eclipse of the sun Sunday. Will
have an opportunity to see home
grown eclipse January 29 when the
moon will be obscured by the shad-
ow of the earth for three hours and
four minutes The eclipse will begin
at ;46 a. m, the moon will enter the
shadow at s 06 a. m. and leave 1t al
$40 a M, leaving the penumbra at
1890 a. m
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AWAIT TRIAL OF KNOWLES.
Discharged Negro Soldiers Going To
Iawteu to Watch Developments

Lawton. O. T., Jan. 16.--One by
one the discharged members OF the
negro troops at Fort Reno are COM
ing to Lawton and Fort Sill to await
the court martial of Corporal Knowl-
es, who has been transferred here
They straggle around the borders OF
| the post and walk quietly along tins
streets OF Lawton. With few sxcep
tions they have nothing to say I
strangers
One of them. who refused to gi'
his name or rank, said that his col
rades were coming here to attend q
trial of Corporal Knowles. some
them as Witnesses. some as friend
land some to make mental note or IN
apDarent Justice or injustice or TN
results of the trial
1--WE believe that we have beer
wronged at the hands of the presi-
! dent" he said. land we fear that
through courtesy to the president.
army Officers in this court martial
may not act square with Corporal
Knowles.
I'VE are in a position now that we
know not what to expect from any
official source. If this thing results
in a race war. we are ready 10 pro
tect our interests if nothing else will
satisfy.
No undue concern is entertained
al Fort Sill for the safety OF Knowles
in the guardhouse. Shackled. he can
not escape. and the authorities teei
there is no danger from the ou'siae' |
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Read the Advertisements
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-16

Corsicana. Tex. Jan. l6.-four
oil wells have been developed 'h Inv
Powell field this week. CarmodN
Witherspoon have a fine well on the
Noncri.f lease. Whttehiil Win
erspoon two On the Moore lease ana
Wttherspoon. Carmody Il WhitehiH
ON. on the Burke lease.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-16

Sherman, Tex, Jan. 16.-R. l..
Robertson of Dallas presented pc
tittion to the commissioners court
asking franchise for pipe line
through Grayson county He is the
representative of the Texas OH COM
| pany, which proposes to run pipe
| line from Tulsa, l. t., TO houston
| Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-16

We are pleased 20 announce mat
rolav's Honey and Tar for coughs
colds and lung troubles Is not affect
ed hv the National Pure Food and
Drug law as II contains no opsatTs
or other harmful drugs, aud ~e rec
ommend its ~ a safe remedy Tor ehls-
areu and adults u ". fearts.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-16

Ask those who use the Daily
Lights want column whether or not
they get results 40
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-16

The family uaessiesn~ In thoasari's -
boraes sof - vesrs-D~. Fharhers L/~s
sso nsopA $50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-21
De SOCIElAl.

POlitG del HalIe ZsnO.-- En- 81 vapor
que sale hoy para NueYa York, ha embar
cado Ia elegante bella seforita, muy es.
timada en- esta aociedad, P0lita del Vale
Zeno, que permanecer6 en- 81 Nolte una
larga temporada entire sus familiares que
eli residen. MuchaB amigaB y amigos le
aeompaiaron despadirla & bordo.
Hermosa flor de ggacia y Yaler sumo,
deja entire noBotroB vaCfo sensible 81
echar de menos su simpStica pEesancia,
deseamos que el viaia estancia ALI, sea
de 10 mas Eisutfio y agradable. Que vuel'
Va pFonto su lar en- donde tanto Be le
admiFa y estima por su belleza virtu.
deg, la distinguida damita. Felix viaje
Mds bodas Del fsVeHsalIes' Hato
Rey vienen grstos nuncios defutura ven
tura para parejas distipguidas. La her
moEfeima y culta morena de tez de azu
cenas el distipguido compatriota proce'
dente de Ia hermoga Sultana del Sur, for.
mar6n On el poTvenir el dichcso nido de
amor cumplido, que por buenos mereeen.
La monfpima rubita de ojoH de cielo 81
joven comerciante tambi6n haT6n gimp6ti-
ca union.
Que sea para bien que pEonto sean
cumplidas Bus justaS aspiracioneB de fell
cidad.
Personales.-Ha Balido para Barcelona.
ta el sefior Eduardo Georgetti, hacsndado
de aqnella localidad.
El Aefior Tulio LarFinaga, Comisiona-
do de Puerto Rico On Washington, ha
embarCado hoy para los Estados Unidog,
y deseamoB feliz viaje al distinguido COM
patricia.
Para Europa. salido hoy en- ell
vapor americana, con direction & Europa
via Nueva York, Ia distinguida hermosa
seDolita, delicadafor del s'VeTgalIes'', Rita
Calaf Collazo, que acompafiada de Bu
Befior padre don Federico de su hermano
Federico, realizaF6 IN largo visje por al
gunos paises de Europa, viBitando Paris
On donde quedar6n algdn tempo.
DeSeamos los distinguidos viajeroB
toda suerte de gratas impresiones en- Bu
viaie.
Para Cu6G.-En breve realizar6 IN
viaje Ia isIa de Cuba, con obieto de visi.
tar familiareg que alli tienen, Ia distin
guida Hefiora j. de Bosch su bella eIe'
gante hija la Benorita Isabel. Queda en-
ei Versailles" Ia Befiorita EBperanzs, que
acompa1ar6 & So senior padre don Wences'
lao y Hus otroB hermanitos, durante la
ausencia de su sonora madre hernia
ma.
Que tengan Un viaje dichoso la distin'
guida DANA y 81 bella y gracioBa mia, Ia
graciosfsima triguefia de- frente de jazmi'
mes, y que sea prontO su regreso eata
ciudad en- donde son tan estimadas.
a Europa-El Befior secundino Melon,
del alto comeEcio de esta plaza, embarca
para Europa en- aSuntOB de negocios y Be
propone visitar los principaies centros CO.
merciales del viejO continente. Que tonga
un viaje sin ContratiempO, , hsga buenoa
negOCiOs.
SEMPER.
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Los medlcosn cOdenan unanimementO le
$50 de las emulsiones que contienen Gree
sOtRdo GuayacOl. Els bien sabido que
estas sustancias cuandO Sc toman mazcla4
dRs con ell Aceite de Afgado de bacaJso in
rritan ell est6mago y los riIones, entorpes
cen Ia buena nutrici6n y por las fTecuentes
evacuaciOnes que causan, producer el rapi--
do aniquilamiento de los enfermos
El DR.. Parsons, un distinguido especia-
listR de la Ciudad de Mexico, dice este
respecto: "Refriendome al valOr germici-
da de la CFeosOta, cuando se le administra
s enfeTmOs tuberculosis, Incorporate
preparedness de Aceite de Hfgado de Baca-
lao, de claTo: que los espeTimentns qufmi-
cos la observation cuidadOsa de un gran
nLlmero de casOs, han demostrRdOs que
culquiera que sean los resultados beneficos
que los emfermos puedan reciPir del usO
de la CresOta y otras sustanc1as irTitantes,
estos FesultadOs los nulifican los efectOs
peTniciosOs que ejercen tales drOgas en- ell
egt6magO.
Els un hecho bien conocido que Ia asinnt-
laCi6n facil y compiet0 de los alinentOs es
de la mayor impOTtancia en- 81 tratam1entO
de las Intermediates que Sc caracterizan
Aceite de HigadO de Bacalao, perfectamen
te emulsionadO, es unO de los mejores
ben recsnstituyetes. Por ESQ es que los
distinguidos especialistas pFescTiben hoy
las emulsiones de Aceite de HigadO de Ba-
calao que no cOntiene CreosOta d Otras
sustancias irritantes, que OcasiOnan 81 de-
s6rden de las funciOnes digestivas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Ace1te
de H1gadO de BacalRO, 20 preheTO la Emul-
sion de Scott que fabrican los Sres. Scott g
Bovine de NueVa YorB1
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Las eIeCCiOnes en- Madrid.
Perez G.Id6s obturo mas de- 5000 vptos.

Ell escrutinio de las elecciones Ultima
mente verifcado en- >Espafia di6 para Ma
drid 81 Siguiente resultado:
Garay 20,856 votos, Prast 90, 556 votos,
Guirao 20,123 votog, Gutierrez 2O,O47
votoB, Agrela 1924 votoa, Perez GaId6s
1873 votos. Morots 1922 votos, Calza.
da Is 263 votoH, Morayta 16,203 votOp,
Vicenti 1906 votos, Castrovido 1902
vOtOs, Iglesias 2.790 votOs, Quejido 2. 481
votos, Fischer 2,124 votoB, Fit6 2O5 votoa.
5Seg6n GEL Libsrap la casi totaIidad de
los inteTventores se retiraron al leerse eI
egcrutinio, pues previamente habfan fir
madO en- blanco. ResuItaron pues elejidOH
diputadOs los ochO primerOs sefiores de Ia
relaci6n expregada.
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L1NEA FERREA DEL oEE

Gtinorario. o.--salidas do Baysm6n Uas /.
ta simultaneRmentO.
Diaa IabOrabIo IA afIana 8, 7.O5, HSO
345 11.O0. Tardo 1915, 1.A6, B.16. 4.8S, E.46
$50.
Dias Observation-Disclosures 6, 7.O6, $50, 9.46
HOO TardO 1916, 1.8O, $50, B.B0' $50
5.46 y $50.
BiIlotas baratCs para tlias fssfivos. De
OatafiO Bayam6n, ida v vualta II Glaze
R0.95 2A Glas0 S0-l6. De Bayam6n O AEo
YVuslta IL GIags soils, Se Glaze sO-1O
BiIloto 0Edlnario do Capital CatafIO On
0las0 q & CsntayOg.
BaYam0n, 10 de SOptism br0 de 1908.
oS R@6R VaIdsn.
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Avlso al COmercIo.

La Bituaci6n SO sgrava para los intere
Bes comerciales de todaB las islas conse
cuencia de Ia implantaci6n de las nuevas
tRTifas de ferrecarTiles. Es precise unirse
y demostrar que el tempo de los mansos
pertenecs Ia historic y 81 no que vean las
personals que usan mSquinas ''The Arrivf''
Son las mejoreS. A plaEoS. Ell mas gran
de no "a al mas vieio,
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Sc VENDEN diez , ueis vacas la ms
yor parte paridas y catorce terneroB y
terneTas de muY buena raza. Para infor-
me dirigirse J.. M. E., P. o. Box 556
San Juan. 3v.A
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-21

En- eata imprenta Be vende papel de pa
Ei6dicO vieio 4 ks2.0OIos 46 kilog (Nn Qaia'
tak)
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
CONTRACTORS WIN OUT.
Wdter Department Engineer Uho
Opposed Their Plans Is SheIued.

It was learned yesterday that D. J. Curtin. who
as exclusively announced in yesterdays Tribune
has been placed in charge of the construction Of
the high pressure water main system has been for
more than two years the rolls Of the Depart
ment Of Water Supply Gas and Electricity as a
supernumerary. During that time he has not been
assigned to any work and has drawn a salary
according to The Tribune's informant without
giving adequate returns for it Mr.. Curtin succeeds
H D Machen as engineer in charge Of this work
and will report 10 George ". Brdsall, formerly
chief and now consulting engineer of the depart
lnent as announced Yesterday. while Mr.. Machen
used TO report to l. NJ. De Varona. chief engineer
OF the department and designer Of the high pressure
system.
At the offices of the Merchants Association there
was much speculation yesterday to the reasons
for the change in the control of the high
work 1t was recalled that when George ".
Birdsall was chief engineer he told the assoca-
uohs committee on insurance that high pressure
system would never be installed long he could
prevent It. This remark was carried to Mayor
Mcclellan who ordered the practical shelving Of
slr. Birdsall by Commissioner Oakley. which at
orce followed, Mr.. Birdsall becoming consulting
engineer. Then Mr.. De Varona. who had installed
a successful high pressure system in Brooklyn.
where he chief engineer of the department
was called to Manhattan as chief engineer and
drew up the plans which have until last Friday
been carried out by Mr. Machen under his direction
representative of the Merchants Association
said yesterday that these plans for the high
pressure work were well nigh perfect and that
they had been efficiently carried out by Mr.
Machen.
IT was learned further, from source well in
formed regarding the department affairs. that
there had been trouble in several instances
between Mr.. Machen and the contractors the
work. the Continental Asphalt Company. The
tractors, il learned. had put in claims for
extra work vsl!ch disallowed by Mr.. Machen
In one case the contractors had supplied for long
stretches OF straight pipe with turns pipe with
the lugs required by the specifications only for
curved sections The difference in the cost
considerable. and Mr.. Machen it learned.
refused to pass the bills for this work
In another instance clamping OF pipes not
done according to specifications. and the CON
tractors. II was learned, had practically presented
claim for work that had not been done The
man who gave this information said that the
tractors had made this claim formally as yet.
as IL was felt that Mr.. Machen would not allow II.
AS matters stand the responsibility for the accept
ance or rejection Of this claim will fall upon Mr..
Curtin
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
NARY DIDN'T GET "BEAU."
1t Cost Too Much, SO She Had
PalmiSt arrested.

Elizabeth Auber IS not the seventh daughter Of a
seventh daughter born with a cauI she has been
reading palms just as well as though she were Ad-
vice to the oveorn has been Ellzabeth's long suit.
but when she told Mary OConnor that Mary was
yesterday she would be UP before Magistrate Finn
IN the Harlem court. TWO Charges-One Of grand
larceny for which she held in 5000 and a
charge of fortune telling, for which she held
in the same for examination tomorrow.
Mary and Bridget. her sister, went 70 the seeress
last month. Mary wanted fellow, plumber s
assistant o a young fellow with ice in
and a coal business in winter preferred
Mrs Auber promised Romeo for so down, which
Mary thought cheap at the price. Four days later
Mrs Auber found that II would take $l5 to
vanquish the malicious animal magnetism which
and later took 800 of the savings bank al
pease the spirits, who still hunting fo-
swain. The 500 to be returned in nine days
when the fellow would also be produced.
At the end of the ninth day Mary put her best
bib and tucker and went to Mrs. Auber's love sup
ply bureau but neither fellow money
forthcoming Mrs. Auber explained shat the spirits
had found the loveiest broth 81 a boy for Mary.
but he busy earning a fortune that they
had not been able 10 bring hira around that after
noon The further services of the spirits would
cost just s15
had not appeared, she had better get her money
back so she to the police for advice. Two
detectives called Mrs. Auber. but she refused
tell their fortunes. She neglected to look in her
own palm tOo she did not know that she
about to be invited to come around and the
skipper"
Mary's sister Bridget thought she would like a
Fellow too. she gave Mrs Auber about $40.
Mrs Auber says she isn't fortune teller she only
reads palms