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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05
IMPORTANT STATION.
Navy Department Is Carefully COnsid-
 erinR Almirante BnY.

Washington. August 1.-The navy department Is completing work which may have an important bear ing on the general plan of defense of the projected Panama canal. The final chart work incidental to the survey ok Almirante Bay off the coast of Pan anna, is being made ready for the Photographic office.
 Admiral Crowninshield, when chief of the navigation bureau ten years ago. first realized the possibilities of Almirante Bay as a naval, rendezvous and coaling station.
 The fact that Guananamo is not far distant from Almirante Bay and has already been considerably developed as a naval station, and its superior ad- vantages in the way of deep water and a good entrance and room for manouv- res, besides it's nearness to Colon, where vessels must call, but where for many years they cannot hope to do more than lie in the open roadbed, has revived interest in the development of Almirante Bay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05

made up of representatives of the va riops powers. It is reported that an active exchange of dispatches is proc ceeding between The Hague and St. Petersburg, NJ. Nelidoff, President of the conference. proposing to Russia that before the British proposition Is presented Russia shall renounce for the future the intention to initiate the call for the conference.
 4 secret committee had rejected the British proposition that the transfor- nation of merchantmen into warships on the high seas shall be forbidden. A majority of nine votes was given in support of the British view, those in- cluding Italy, Japan and the United States. The minority. consisting of seven votes, supported the right of conversion and included Russia, France, Austria and Germany. As unanimous vote was required. the proposition was lost.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05
Raisuli Surrounded.

Tangier. August 4.-oficial advices received here say that the Shereefian troops have attacked and barricaded the village of Hauta. near Raisulis abode.
 It now transpires that when on July 27 the Kmass tribesmen demanded that Raisuli surrender Caid Sir Harry Mc- Lean because they feared an attack by the Sultan's troops. Raisuli suddenly vanished taking MacLean with him into the hills where he left him in charge of his brother. MacLean was then badly treated but after five days he was brought back again. Negotia- tions for his release continue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05
CONFERS ORDERS,
Queen Alexandra Presents Flag I
 South Polar Party.

Queen Alexandra Presents Flag To
 South Polar Party.
 Cowes, Isle of Wight August A. The opening day of Cowes week was brilliant with sunshine.
 There was great animation and q constant arrival of yachts. The day was given up to visiting. King Ed ward, Queen Alexandra. the Prince of Wales and the royal party inspected the steam barkentine Endurance which is to bear the expedition on the voy- age of exploration to the Antarctic regions.
 Queen Alexandra presented Lieuten- ant Shackleton, the commander with Union Jack and an autograph letter which said: May this Union Jack which I entrust to your keeping lead you safely to the South Pole"
 King Edward conferred the Victo- rian order upon Lieutenant Shackie- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05
QUEEN GIVEN POWER.
Details of Peace PrOpOsition Offered
 by the British

The Hague, Aug. At has been learned that the British proposition for periodic meeting of the peace conference, which has been confidenti- ally discussed by the representatives Of the leading powers confers upon the Queen of Holland the privilege of convoking the conference
 The proposition follows the general lines already indicated in these dis patches, and also proposes that oues- tions not included in the program which is to be prepared two years in advance must be excluded.
 The rules of the conference will he formulated by the Dutch Government ana an advisory commission will be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05
Spanish Contingent.

Madrid. Aug. 4.--After five hours session today Franco Spanish action in Morocco and note to the powers was discussed. At the close of the meeting General Primo Rivero. the War Min ister. announced that the Spanish con- tingent to Morocco would not exceed 500 men. He said they would go on British ships.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05
ASSAULTED NEGREss.
Mob of Blacks Assemble to Lynch
 White Man.

White Man.
 Muskogee. I. T., August 4.-Declar- ing that one of the white employees of a grocery had assaulted negro girl a mob of 200 negroes blocked one of the streets here today and hung about the United States marshars of flee threatening vengeance.
 A. L. Pemberton, Carl Pemberton. Joe Leslie, W. B. Newby, T. J. Brad ley and Walker Martin, members of the firm, are held in the United States jail while an investigation is being made.
 The girl, who is fourteen years old, is in a serious condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05

by French and Spanish fleets until the international police has been estab- lfshed.
 Gen. A. M. B. Drude, commanding the first regiment of the fourth Alge- r1an Tirailleurs has been given com mand of the French expeditionary force ! that is embarking at Gran for Casa Blanca.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05
w. D. Haywood is Cheered

Leadvilie. Colo, August 4-William D Haywood. secretary of the Western F'ederation of Miners. recently acouit tea at Boise. passed through Malta junction en route from Salt Lake City to Denver at o'clock this afternoon. A large representation of the local lodge of the federation was nresant 10 congratulate their leader He was showered with roses and cheered as he stepped to the platform during the snort interval the train remained at the station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05
Time. Democrat Report,

New Orleans. August 4.-The Times Democrat monthly cotton crop esti- mate for tomorrow will say:
 The Tfmes-Democrat herewith pre- sents its correspondents reports on the progress of the cotton crop during the month of July. The concensus of opin- ion is to the following effect:
 Distinct improvement has been the rule throughout the belt, the weather having been favorable and the culti- vation thorough. The plant has grown rapidly but is still small as compared with the normal and is. therefore, pe- culiarly dependent upon the date of frost.
 Serious complaints of boil weevil come from certain sections of Texas and Louisiana but the extent of the injury remains to be determined.
 Some time must elapse before the crop begins to move in earnest and farmers appear to be determined to hold out for higher prices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05
TO WORK FAST
 LAST TWO DAYS

tCo.ti..eA from Fir.t Pase.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05
PICAYUNE's SUMMARY.
Conditions in Mississippl and Louls-
 ana Very Favorable.

ana Very F0vOr00le.
 New Orleans, Aug. A-The Picayune's s cotton summary tomorrow will say:
 The cotton crop has held its own during the week in Southern Missis- sippi and the whole of Louisiana, &C., cording to correspondents reports to The Picayune.
 August will prove the crucial month "A slight overplus of rain will cause severe shedding of the plant, and lack of moisture will result in premature opening, with consequent deterioration in the grade of the staple. However present indications are now extremely favorable with the prospect of steady Improvement all during the fruiting stage.
 Should the warm and hot weather of the last week continue through the next ten days there will be consider able opening of bo1ls. A surprising feature is the mysterious disappear ance of boil weevils in some portions of the Red River section. This Is ac- counted for in part by the excessively warm period 1t being explained that weevils, wilted by the sun. drop to the ground and are boiled and roasted to death.
 Turpentine experiments for the pest are still being made with fair de- gree of success. In Grant Parish the boil weevil. finding little cotton to operate upon, has resorted to corn and is even found in -four and meal in storehouses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-05
SOU THERN
 LIKELY TO STOP

Continued from .'age OneD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07


quite houses open and sooaly Of prst
S9ua aa attractive TSs Charming
and ontngs at country clubs near the most @ 9a fSa
the calls Of the world outside Of Richmond
nane Of Rermond rope vent to spend
at seaside and in the Virginia mountains
West Virginia Day
say s accorded
ton virginia building and the remaining there until after the
Mrs Ogden and Miss Eugena
hossses included Mrs J.
Ty Eyson Mrs George g ca,e MISS ncs 40, ana h u into
White Mr. John p Branch has
Miss Hattie Ross who will be her visitor
present the White literary
returned from abroad Miss Ellen Gasgw
this watering
p Mrs. d nssees f iIarde prs an
the nenf At pf or accom-
letters and Of music MISS Mary Johnston
se Mar sGsnss a nsn s sh'"F this summer
there is gay Eathsring Of fG y
Miss Elsie Parrish No M West Franklin
party at the n1uns1sk ~ Miss Miss nf S
resort for the young girls
and the oun men from This slX offers attractions for fashionable
Richmond op among whom m m m Mr. a Ms
y BIZ rnn M aa eer Surf bathing
proximity Of the island to New 4o and ot
ideal place for summer holiday and
j , a., , j, , house n,rts
In which the y9rng y dr Of ME- and Mrs an Mount
Of last winter at sweer @
1nclbug Ind Miss Antrim Char
Parrish Of Richmond Lieutenant Manner t 'nd
the Mrs " ~ oon S sn cry nn
1notye reyiya, Of Virginia
famous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
Snithfield.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
FRANKLIN. VA, July e--Mlss May
Bra 4 Of r,as smsh4sld y an visiting
Miss Virginia Morgan and niece, of
Norfolk, w., are visiting the family
of Mr.. III. ". Kellam. on First Avenue.
Mrs. r. M. Bryant and baby, of Free
man, Brunswick county! Va, is visiting
Mrs. Mary L. Bryant on Fourth Avenue.
Mrs Atkinson, formerly Of this
place. but who has for tho past two
years been with her daughter, Mrs.
TT. L. NorAeet, In Havana, Cuba is vis-
iting her sister. Mrs. Rebecc(l Watkins.
Mrs. W.tO. ,Bristow entertained n
large party of young ladies and gen
tlemen at her home on Clay Street
Monday evening In honor of Miss Mar
garet Myers, of Lynchburg. Va, who Is
the guest OF Miss May Camp.
Miss Jessie NJ. Parker, Of Suffolk,
Va, was tho guest last Thursday of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Parker on High
Street.
Mrs. Judson Norfeet and baby. Of
INewberry, Fla, are visiting Mrs. Nor
fleets parents, Mr.. and. Mrs. William
q. Williams x.
Mrs,s{i, n, Norfeet and baby left here
last Tuesday for q visit to Mrs. Nor
fleets parents Rev. 5and.Alrs, j. T. Law
| less. at Battery Park, In 5Isle Of. Wight
lSounty. Va ~ 49, - - "
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lie Lee Carpenter to Mr.. Walter Gard
ner Kennedy of Boston, Mass.
The ceremony will be performed IN
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Clivius Carpenter, of Cliff
ton Forge, Va, Wednesday evening
next. ut O'Clock. and will be nup-
tial event of Importance.
Miss Mary Gooch Anderson, Of Cliff
ton Forge, schoolmate Of Miss Car
pointer at Hollins. Va, and an intimate
friend, will give luncheon in honor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
Engagement Announced.

The engagement has been announced
of Miss Virginia Adair Minor, daugh-
ter of the late Judge q. G. Minor to
Mr.. Edward Gilchrist of Boston, Mass,
who is connected with the Chinese I'M
perial Customs Service. Tho wedding
will take place early in the autumn
Weddings of the Week.
Richmond friends are interested in
The approaching wedding of Miss Sal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
Abingdon.

ABINGDON, VA, July G.-A1iss Mar
garet thinner, OF Petersburg. arrived
this week to spend the summer with
Miss Jean Trigg.
Miss Carrie Imboden returned this
week from Bristol. where she has been
the guest OF Mrs. Fred Sheen.
Mrs. Harris ChappelL of Rome. Ga.
is at NIrsy IT. D. Davidsons for sew
eral months. 1850
Miss Helen Fudge OF Tazewell. Va.
spent several days this week as the
guest of Miss Dosia Trigg.
Mr.. Gibson Hobbs. Of saltvllle, was
visitor the first Of the week ut the
home of Captain Frank Imboden.
The family of Captain James L.
White left Tuesday for their summer
home. "Green1eld,' near Saltyille.
where they will spend tho month Of
July.
Miss Mamie Campbell left this week
for Jamestown, Richmond. Washing
ton and to DO tho guest Of Miss Edna
Gilkerson. near Stanton.
Captain John p Preston, who has
been on a visit here from Texas. left
Tuesday for Manassas. Va. where he
Will visit his sister. Mrs. Lizzie Ley
bourne.
Mrs, w. S. Whiting and children
went to Washington Springs this week
| to spend July and August. W
Mrs. Updike, Of Rockbridge county,
lis the guest OF her brother. Dr.. e.
T. Brady.
| Mrs. Henry Lenoir left this week for
her homo In Knoxville, after visit
OF several weeks to her mother, Mrs.
Ellen Campbell.
| Or. r. ". Lancaster spent part Of
this week Visiting friends in Rich
Valley.
Mrs. Goolsby. of Marion, after a
short Visit home, is again with her
sister, Mrs. George Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell, after
n visit to Dr.. and Mrs. j G.. Cum
mings. left Thursday for Tupelo, Miss.
Mrs. Frank Findlay, Jr., and sister,
Miss Campbell. of Nahville, stopped
| With relatives in town for short visit,
! en- route from Nashville to Ingleside,
i W. Va.
Mrs. Constantine left this week for
a months stay at Washington Springs,
where she was joined later In the
week by her sister, Miss Willie Trigg.
i Miss Kate Hunt returned Wednes-
day from visit to Keysville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Aston and
children. of Cedaryille, are the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. r.. T. Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Wrenn OF
4 Chilhowie, are visiting Mrs Wrenn's
sister. Mrs. Walter Dunn, for afew
\ days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07


leave soon with ler family to join
Mr.. Montague In their new home At
lanth, Ga. Needless ito say that TIC,
many Richmond friends of Mr.. and
MRS. Montague sincerely regret their
departures. IA
Mr.. William G. Stanard. secretary OF
lilo Virginia Historical Society, spent
several days OF last week out Of the
city being called away on business.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. John ID.
Potts In Richmond will be pleased to
know that they will spend the sum-
mer ut tho Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, us usual.
F. NuclSols Jr. OF Atlantic City, sailed
Saturday on the steamship Columbia
for an extended trip through Europe.
They will return In October.
Former lieutenant Charles Macon
Wesson. Of tho United States Army,
and son OF Mr.. Charles NJ. Wesson, OF
this city. has Just received his pro-
motion to n cnptnincy and has been
ordered to Fort Hancock. New jersey.
Ills friends. here ind those of his
father are much grati!led to have news
OF the deserved honor that has been
bestowed fuponl a former citizen OF
Richmond.
Mr. Charles NJ. Wesson is the guest
OF friends In Powhatan county, Va. y
Captain Lewis Merriam. U. s. A.,
end Mast LOWS Merriam. OF Wash.
ington, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Grneme Harvey.
Mrs. w. G. >Harvcy has returned
from delightful visit to Mrs. Harry
Parker, Of Hampton, Va. \
Nv o,J Nfreg f,.1y r. 10 rariu-
tered at tho Raleigh Hotel, Washing
ton, D. G
Miss Maria HARDWOOD left Wednes-
day to Join house party at the expo
sitlon, given by Miss Jellis Scott on n
house-boat anchored off Commercial
Pier. She will be there week and
then go to Suffolk to be tho guest Of
Miss Boykin.
Mrs. FRANCHISE Helen Bullock has
been giving series Of delightful mid
summer dances at her beautiful. coun-
try home. Zoe Casa, IN Powhatan coun-
ty. A number of young Richmond men
have enjoyed Mrs. Bullocls's hospitall.
ty.
Miss Matte Brown is the guest of
Miss Mary HAYES Tyler at Gwathmey,
Va,
Miss Nell r. Lee Murphy who has
Decn III at ner nome NO. 3lS harrison
Street, for the past three. weeks. Is
much improved.
Miss ocie Register IS tho guest of
friends in Alexandria, and later will go
to spend two months at Northern
mountain resorts.
Mrs. John s. Harwood, of No. 1000
Monument Avenue. and her son, Mr..
Marshall HARDWOOD. arc registered at
the Mountain View Hotel. Maine.
Miss ximenn Branch Roberts. Of Will
son. n. G., is. the guest of Miss Louise
Boudar. at No. 1923 West Grace Street
Miss Bertha Knapp left Friday for
Indiana, where she will spond the sum
mer with her sister. Miss Edith Knapp.
Miss Norris, of Charlottesville, is
the guest of Misses Allene and Mary
steinlein. at No. Z East Main Street.
Miss Frances Kingsley Lyon, who
has been the guest of Miss Helen Ba-
ker at No. 1105 East Clay Street has
returned to her home in Anderson, S.
c.
Mrs. Nelson Wilson and children. OF
Elgin, W.. Va, ares spending some
time with Mrs. Mary d. Walden en-
route to Jamestown Exposition.
Miss Isabella " Walden is spending
two months In Philadelphia and At
lantic City, and will visit other North
crn points OF interest.
Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

Mrs, w. S. Whiting and children
went to Washington Springs this week
to spend July and August.
Mrs. Updike, Of Rockbridge county,
is the guest OF her brother, Dr.. e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

Mrs. Henry Lenoir left this week for
! her homo In Knoxville. after visit
OF several weeks to her mother, Mrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

Or. r. ". Lancaster spent part Of
this week whiting friends in Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

Mrs. Nelson Wilson and children. OF
Elgin, w. Va, ares spending some
time with Mrs. Mary d. Walden en-
route to Jamestown Exposition
Miss Isabella Y. Walden is spending
two months In Philadelphia and At
lantlc City, and will visit other North
orn points OF interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

Miss Maria HARDWOOD left wednes-
day to toin house party ut the expo
siton, given by Miss Jellis Scott on n
house-boat anchored off Commercial
Pier. She will be there a week and
then go to Suffolk to be tho guest Of
Miss Boyl1in,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

Miss Sophie Wright.Sof New Orleans,
will address the king's Daughters
Tuesday. July 9th. at5the Auditorium
of the Jamestown Exposition. This
Will be the grand rally-day OF tho
Daughters at the exposition. The
Kings Daughters restroom Is on the
second floor OF tho Woman's building.
back of the Massachusetts State Build
ling. near the Philippine Reservation
Mrs, Clarence g. Burton, State secre-
taryof the organization win have the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
Observation-Disclosures

MT. md MTs. J. Y. Jamson, OF Vir-
Einia, who now have their home In
Hagerstown, Md, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Mary
Vincent, to Mr. William Il. Hamilton,
son Of the late Governor William r.
Hamilton The wedding will take place
In the autumn. and the announcements
Is one of interest to Miss Jamisons
Virginia friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

Mrs. FRANCHISE Helen Bullock has
been giving series of delightful mid
summer dances at her beautiful 'coun-
try home. Zoe Casa, in Powhatan conn
ty. A number Of young Richmond men
have enjoyed Mrs. Bullocls's hospitali.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

Miss Mamie Campbell left this week
for jamestown, Richmond. Washing
ton and to DO tho guest Of Miss Edna
Gilkerson. near Stanton.
CAPTAIN John 2. Preston. who has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07

Mrs. w. G, Harvey has returned
from delightful visit to Mrs. Harry
Parker, Of Hampton, Va. A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
Kirk--Tnliaferro.

The wedding Of Miss Mary Isabelle.
Kirk, daughter Of Mr.. Herndon Talia-
ferro and Mrs. Harriet ]. Taliaferro,
to Mr.. Charles Brown Kirk, son OF the
Kew. James Q. Kirk, was celebra tod
at $50 P. NJ. Wednesday, July Cd. in
Glen Allen Baptist Church. the father
or the groom, the Rev. James O. Kirk,
Officiating.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-21

The package contained a Japanese
silk fan, with ivory sticks and a red
tassel Miss Prissy opened it and
spread it out in her lap, eyclaiming
over its beauty, her face the color of
the taSsel.
"Oh, it ain t nothln'," said the captain.
81 did favor for a friend of mine
that's skipper of barkentine jest
home from Hongkong. and he gave it
to me. He had some stuff he'd brought
for his daughter, and the duty on it
would have been pretty expensive, so
l fxed-but never mind that |
thought maybe you'd like it to carry to
church in the summer time or some
thin. Why, hello, Tempy. How
dyou do?"
The younger sister entered the room,
her poplin rustlin% and every curl in
place. She sushingly shook the cap
tain's hand and said she was SO glad
to see him.
"Oh, Tempy," cried Miss PrisSy, Jest
look at this lovely fan Cap'n Titcomb
brought me! Did you ever see any
thing so prettyY'
Miss Tempy exclaimed over the fan,
but somehow her enthusiasm seemed Il
little forced. 1t may be the captain
noticed this; at any rate, he picked up
the second parcel and handed it to her,
saying:
Here's little somethin' I brought
for you, Tempy don't knows you'll
like 1t, but
Miss Tempy'S present also was fan
precisely like the other except that the
tassel was pink. Miss Prissy's interest
in her sisters gift was intense, but
portant point We're the fans dissimiar
and that neither was better than its
mate both Of the ladies appeared to be
trifle disappointed, although they
tried not to show it.
Were 90 glad you've come, cap'n,"
said Miss Prissy, after the fans were
laid on the table. "We've got so many
things to talk to you about, and we
want to ask your advice. Bradley,
don't you think you'd like to go out
into the dinin' room little while?"
The boy, acting upon this decided
hint, went into the dining room, and
Miss Prissy shut the door after him.
"Now, Capn Titcomb," she began,
~ s'pose you were awfully surprised to
hear we'd took boy to bring up?
Well, you amt any more surprised
than we are to think we should do such
a thing. But it seemed as if we jest
had to or else give up bein' Christians
altogether. I'll tell you how it was"
And she did tell him, beginning with
the exact relationship between Brad
ley's mother and the Aliens, expatiat-
ing upon the shiftlessness of the boys
father and how he never saved
cent" nor even took out an insurance
policy to provide for his son in case of
his own death.
Put. mercy me-" she exclaimed, lift
ing her hands, what on earth we'll do
with boy is more'n | know. What
shall we do?"
Bring him up in the way he ought
to 60 l guess" replied tie captain
calmly. "Send him to school first thing.
How is he of for clothes?"
Hasn't got any that are fit for any
thing but the rag bag" replied Miss
Prissy with decision. And that's an
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-21

Heres q little SOmCthin' | brought Tor
You, Tcmpy."
other thing. Who's goin' to buy em
for him? I'm sure l don't know what Il
boy needs to wear any more than cal"
"Ill buy his fit out, if you want me
to-" said the captain. Take him down
to Weeks store right now, if you say
the word"
"Oh, | wish you would. You pay MIR,
Weeks, and I'll pay YOU"
They pressed the captain TO stay for
dinner or Mt least to return for that
meal, but he declined, promising how
ever, to dine with them before he went
back to his vessel,
Come ON, Brad" he said, entering
the dining room; you ana mes g1ln'
on Y cruise downtown"
Bradley put on the shabby oyerooat
ana cap for the last time and walked
down 10 the back gate aud along the
sidewalk with the capisiu,
Meanwhile Miss Tommy, SEATED in
the lueter hy lhf WmluV ANA ha.dms
"a iau iu each band WAS yAsmilms
dem with lha greatest cane.
"flsA hg sand Nt ast iu 40 s..eHu
Tome lhu t lwi rN.,. .I.t"
Nu said hpr sister, with a s,ilrI
sigh "ihayfe ierl ALISON