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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-08-02
Whose Ok Is Goredp

whose OX Is 6oreQF
a correspondent, writing from Sc
attic, this week. notes the fact that
every newspaper except the Star
suppressed the news that the wife of
Rev. II. c. Robinson. of St. Johns
Episcopal church, in West Seattle.
had been arrested in company with
Y. Sacamoto. Il Japanese, in south
side lodging house. and intimateS
that charitable church people have
attempted to draw veil over the
shortcomings of member of the
fold, a charity that would not be ex-
tended to one who did not profess to
sit under the very drippings of the
sanctuary. The Star, in abiding to
this notable reticence, says:
Every one of the papers knew all
about the arrest. Friends of the clergy
mans wife went to each office, and 10y
using social prestige and pull" sue
ceeded in keeping out of print news that
would have been printed quickly con-
corning 90 persons out of q hundred.
Yet probably this week or next, the
local newspapers that claim to print all
of the news" will roast some poor devil,
or even some reputable citizen, whose
wife happens to get into trouble.
apparently, it all depends upon who
is who.'
While we may admire the Christian
meekness which impelled the minister
to forgive his erring spouse, it passes
all understanding how it could be
extended to the point of becoming
bondsman for that unprincipled imp
of darkness, SacamotO, and releasing
him from Jail. when the presumption
is that he was guilty of u crime that
his race renders only the more APP
palling.
| THE President of 4 Dancing Masters AssOci
alton Says man cannot propose during atwo
step. ana therefore he advocates the waltz As Il
matchmaker.-Er.
Hail Imperial Waltz, imported from the
Rhine,
Now new virtues around thee impersha-
bly, shine.
Muse of the many twinkling feet,
arise.
Give to thy votaries glad surprise!
"All hail, Terpsichore. who too long was
deemed a maid,
Reproachful term. bestowed but to up
! braid
Ienceiorth in all thy bronze of bright
| ness shine
The brand of favor is inetfacably thine!
Endearing Waltz!
Let in stately verse be thy many virtues
That none attempt dispel. And let us
! hold
An exalted reverence for thy charms so
bold;
Enact the new and repel the old.
Can aught, from cold Kamscatka to Cape
Horn,
With Waltz compare, or after Waltz be
borne!
| .
Il FOREST fire OF large proportions
is rapidly sweeping northward on
the Skagit river. 1t is four miles
wide and will cross the divide to the
south fork of the NoOkSack. Moth
ing but soaking rain will stop its
progress, and prevent destruction of
much valuable timber. Forest fires
are likewise reported to have covered
wide area ON the western slope Of
the Cascade Range, big blazes are
burning about two miles south of
Point Defiance, at Gig Hcrbor, near
Index in Snohomish county, on Lum-
mi Island, at several points in King
county east of Lake Washington,
and near Vancouver, in Clarke cOun-
ty. This wide area of flaming fagots
amply accounts for the dense smoke
that has prevailed everywhere the
past few days.
ELLEN Terry, the actress, has tried
matrimonial life in varied conditions.
Her first husband, a painter, was ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-26
CONCURSO

La sociedad espanola de Au-
RiI.o Mutuo y Benehcencia hs
&C riado anunciar su nucvC
-oncurso de proyt ctos para IL
construction de un edihciO des
tinadO a Sanatorio.
Ell premio + ara Ell proyect
que Sc eliza sera de 81, ,2oo-y S
adiudicaran ademas dos acce
sits de S2oo-cada uno
Los proyectos deberan ser eK
1regados antes de las doce del
I IA del sabado S de Octubre 1907
a Secretario de la Comision do
Itanuel Gomez, cuya direction
es "A. Vicente V Co., Marina, ;
Quien pueden dirigirse los int
lesados para obten-r una copl
Gel pliego de condiciones de
>oi curse.
s uan de Puerto Rico &c
de Julio de 1907.
Ell Presidente,
AyeIino Vicente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-26
Ia CIVILIZACI0N.
CENIRO GENERAL DB PUBLIgACIONEC
YAUCO--PUERTO RICO.

Este Centro suscribca 4 81 B.zt;,
1eycantiI de Puerto Rico, HeyaIdo Is.
aaoI, FL Figayo, de la Habana &
ole Uuayado, de Caracas, La las.
yaei6m Espddola y Aoseyte0na, La mo
"a Elcganfe, FL EspeJO ae IA m0da
Ia Ha1senda, Terra. etc, etc.
Este Centro regala TN bonito y ele
,antc reloj Sus favorecedores qut
salgan agracis dossen el sortet qus
&c celebrara todos los meses.
Importantes y numerosos obse-
luios. primas y prcmios a las perso-
las que sc suscriban en- La CiviIiza.
ion.
SERVINGS suscripciones la order
quien las pida, 10 mismo de la Is
que del extranjero. Sc solicitar
,uenos Agentes.
ADVERTENClA.-L Las personas
rue interesen suscribirse 6 anunciar-
se al peri6dico Revista de su meior
'onveniencia deberan hacerlo diri-
yiendose a
Eigio Fl. Rodriguez.
Yauco, Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-26
PARA REGALOS
ARTICULOS ACABAD0S DE REClRlR

Elegantfsinsos estuches para tOcadOr ds ne
floras
EStuches do tnts'ma ptel con utensihOs
prop,vs caballeros.
JuegOs do coJ6 de Plata ChristoAe, en- d.
versas formaS modernistaS.
Gran roriedad en- Joyeros y TarieterOs A.
tiSticos.
Espejc~ lie un1 dos tres lunas, Do VeAG
cia en- caprichosfsimas formaS.
Figuras Y bWstOs dc erte, en- terra Csta =
biscuit.
Relojes dc alta fantasia, con cuerda para.
an ano, gran variedad.
Estnches pora Gfeitar Guiellt, dn distintOs
tamanoS.
ET~ Gran variedad en- otr0s artfculOS quo'
Ofreoemos 4 precies hmitados.
Gonzalez PadIn HermanO2
San JGGM. P. R
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
KING CAUSED DIVORCE SUIT.
ksntueksn sa!d To BE Seeking Sep.
aration from Nis wife.

Lexington. Ky. Sept. IA d.
vorce suit which Is considered the re-
suit OF an estrangement caused by
King Edward OF England has come
70 light. after having been kept Sc.
Icret since June.
The SUIT WAS flied by Lewis T.
Brown against Margaret johnson
Brown on the ground Of abandonment.
Mrs. Brown Is the daughter Of C..
II. Johnson. formerly European
agent e tie Hoe Press company
With headquarters In London.
Mrs. Brown vas q woman OF rars
beauty. and attracted attention every.
where. Matters came to 4 climax
when Mr.. and Mrs. Brown attended
. taeater where King Edward vas at
traeted by Mrs. Browns beauty. and
asked an Introduction. Brown OBJ
jected. and his wife ridiculed his OBJ.
sections. To this incident. 1t 10 said
ID due the es,rangement and separa-
ton.
Brown returned to Kentucky. and
b now in the government revenue ser
vice at Maysviile. Ky.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
70 GAVE AGED MOTHER,
~ Stops Fathers Eiopersnt by A'r
Ina Nsoro to XIII the Widow.


Millerton. La. Sept. THE
mystery surrounding the murder. txo
weeks ago. OF Mrs. Lennie Hah. 4
comely young widow. and her tive
year-old son. by load Of bucksho
fred through window into the DC!
In which they slept. has been dist
pated. II is declare that Benjamin
Baucum. ~ years Old son Of DR.. J.
Baucun, a prominent physician, pm-
ployed Green Cooper. neNo. TO XII!
the woman Who was 30. upon being
unable 10 rsuade his father not 70
elope with her.
The assassination IL said TO have
been a new application Of the unwrit-
ten law: that young Baucum planned
the deed in order to save his aged
mother from disgrace. DIR. Baucum
has six children. Benjamin. the cid.
est. learned that his wather. who's.
lnfatuation for tie pretty widow was
a common scandal. had mortgaged all
Of his property and intended to desert
his family.
The son pleaded with nis father not
to bring disgrace upon the family and
ruin his career. Lut DR. BaGcuAn vas
80 madly In love that he declined TO
give up his passicn. commanding his
son to keep silent about the proposed
fight.
The boy. driven to desperation I.
concluded tat I've solution of the
trouble lay in the killing Of Mrs.
Bond.
Both young Baucum and Cooper
have teen indicted and are in Jail at
Homer. having been denied bail.
10 10 expected that tireir preliminary
trial will b held this week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
GIRLS TRAP BURGLAR.
T*ey Entertained Him for Two Hoves
Va prou,i sed TO Reform.


Hattie burg. Miss. Sept. 7.-Aiser
trapping u Uursiar. Kuoy. Jennie and
Dora Grey. sisters. entertained their
midnight visitor for two hours in such
q fascinating manner that tae intru-
der forgot his mission and decided to
be good. the sisters say. on promise
OF his freedom.
The girls had Just fallen to sleep
when they were awakened by . noise
at . window OF their room. Each
Thought 1t Was q sister trying to scare
her, but the shadow OF . man soon
showed them that II vas q burglar.
Ruby Grey carefully crept out Of
bed. crawled to an Obscure position.
and. when the burglar entered the
room. turned on the light and closed
the window. For two hours they
pleaded 18th him to reform. He
said hs an,ed nothing but money.
The girls gave him taeir small
change and then he departed. Tney
reported the matter 70 the police and
refuse to give the name that the bur.
giar gave to them. Several rich
homes recently have been robbed here,
and the owners are displeased with
the action Of the Grey sisters.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
Died from SpidarA Bite.

Chicago. Sept. IA Uptder's 6ita
caused the death Of Helen. the u
year-old daughter OF Charles Bardnot.
q banker OF Douglas county. ILL.,. a3.
ter six days OF intense suffering. The
girl vas playing Ia the yard about
her home and. becoming tired. lay
down on the grass 70 take . nap. She
vas suddenly awakened by q sting on
her lip and. putting her hand up.
brushed OF Q big spider that vas
ciinging tenaciously. Blood poison.
IND set in. and despite the efforts OF
seve raj physicians. she became worse
gradually and disd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

Believed Los Anss,ss Street Car taold
Ups We're by Woman.
Los Angeles. Sept. For TIE
second time within = week q stresl
car vas held up and robbed 1t the
point Of Q revolver BY . robber %
slight in figure and possessed Of such
delicate features that the police BE-
ueve the crimes TO have been COM
mitted BY . woman IN mans attire.
Just before midnight recently q
Hooper avenue car. between Ascot
park and Compton street. In tho SUBJ
urbs, vas boarded BY the Fobbsf a
the car rounded . curve. The NO
torman and conductor were held a.
at the point Of Q revolver. yielding
about 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
ov,No. NJ RGevsGo LIQUOR.

Memorial Chimes In hoWos 81 9aO'.
nsor VINE Pseisssed N Wreck.
Knoxville. Tenn. Sept. 5.-Ths
heroism and self-sscrtfice OF John
Babb. an engine driver who met biz
death 6nder his ensins In . wreck
near IIeaoir City. TenA.. Feb. a..
1907. will be perpetuated In the notes
of church chimes which will be placed
in the belfry Of the nsv Seconu Pres
byterian church In this city.
A landslide caused Babb's train %
turn over down IN e0bankmeat INTO
the edge of the Tennessee river. Sew.
erAl persons were killed and many
we're injured.
Babb was pinned under his sasins.
Aortally wounded. Whsa the rescu-
ers reached hin and offered HIN .
drink Of whisky. He refused. deelaS.
ing he had never tasted II aad never
would.
II am dying. % doat worry sbost
me. but 30 and help The women a14
children in the cars" 10 said. dying
Q few moments later.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
HIGH SPRINGS MGWA.
Sad Death Of 0sNWIs Nesbs-Rsvivsl
Meeting cIeeed.

Sad Death Of osWNIs Nes6s-Nsvivsl
Meeting ciessd.
High Springs, Sept. IA picnic pr.
~. ehaperooed ~ Mr.. and Ars. n.
p. Summer. spent Aosday st War.
ren's cave.
Mrs. n. Mel Grady retained
Thursday from Savannah. whore -
has been Waiting her parents. Mr.. cd
Ars. Geo. Cole.
Mrs. Gordon Hunter has FstnsDo1
from the jamestown Rxpositioa.
Mr.. and Ars. w. b. ADAsrsoa have
returned from Hot 0psinGs, A5k..
where they have bean spsaains ~
summer.
Miss Mary Richardson. Who has
been Waiting Mrs.. r. r. Wood. ~.
turned to her home - Asooa. TfiAay.
Mn. Green Of Tanpa b visieiag
her sister. Mrs. Q. b. PAiise.
The revival services coodsctsA u
the Methodist church ~ Rsv. n.
Cecil. closed Friday nigAG II vas
much enjoyed By al vAo attsnAs6
and accomplished nucA eooa.
MrA A. =. 0aAases y visltiaG
Tampa, the gssst of ~ parsaes. llr.
and Mrs. Mc0ee.
A very sad d1ath occurred AssU q
September 3rd. Lit1Ss Doaa1s Hs1oa.
son u Mn. Alice Ho66S 80 afoss
an illness oe only two 6ays. He vo0h
have beea eiOht ysass a. ~ SotA
Of 0epGembes. as1 was . laRDs eAl16
for his age. Littls Besais vas vsgy
bright and vas aaies . tAvas11S u
The town. His 4eatA was Especially
sad ~ he was bio notAsrs oily ehlh.
He was buried Thsss6ny afess1ooa.
Rev. T. b. ClArk eooaas4lnG ~
funeral services. 4 hSUs noabee q
friends attc1Asd Tie fnossal Mn
Hobbs has ths sinesrs synpa&Ay a
the eatire comDunity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
SNIP PROBABLY LOST
Dissster Believed 10 lave Over
taken Explorers
DEATH IN the FROZEN NORTH

u 10 Believed that the Exploring Ship.
~oveh~ss Of Bedford" VIII Never
- Heard From Again, - We'll ~
Her Crew.
Athabasco Landing. Canada. Sept.
News OF the probable loss Of tic
.rhooaer Duchess Of Bedford. the
.hip belonging to the Anglo-Amer!can
Arctic expt Ii,ion which hoped to And
q new continent north Ut the Nacken-
.ie river. vas brought here BY Al
.,el Harrison who has been in toe
arctic circle for two years. and who
came here on the steamer Midnight
Sun.
Mr.. Harrison. said Ernest Stefans.
con. OF Harvard university. after
whom the expedition has been called .
himself brought the news OF the loss
OF their boat to Herschell island. He
also brought the news OF the d1sap
psarauce OF three members OF the
Marty and expressed the fear that tney
Rad met death in the Frozen North.
The missing men are Captain Hik-
telson. 4 Dane; Ernest Lefingwell.
az Chicago. and J. NJ. Marks.
They left the service In February
with sixty days provisions for the
supposed land IN the north and hs
been gone seventy days and NO news
had been received rom them. One
Of their teams q =, j. nad return
ed, and ii Is lik, - party VII!
never be heard from sain.
The schooner Duchess Of Bedford
3tefanssor thought. had probably
sunk. the snip had hlled With water,
probably from the ice strain. but they
had been able to remove everything oi
value to the main shore.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
Contract a.ven Marsh.,, 4 srve

Contract olvsn Marshall Z Bruce.
Montgomery. Ala. sept. THE
Soetract for printing the new code
q Alabama has been let to the
aarsha!l 4 Bruce company. OF Nash.
VIE, for ABOUT $3l ,OVV. The de-
calls nave not vet been made up. but
nat Is arouno the hSare. varying
ealy a lew dollars either way. Il
nay take several days 70 get these
'oetai!s worheo up.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
WIN rlsx IN Ph.lsas, CHA .

montgomery. Ala. Sept. 7.-Nesl
esaiI. fast shortstop. who vas sold to
me New YORK Americans Tor 81. 500.
VII Join Clark Grifhlh 10 Philsoel.
pala and probably play Monday He
mas been hitting ABOVE three nundreo
ead Is one or the greatest saortsiops
q the Southern league.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
IS STILL A MYSTERY
No Light Thrown % k1liag Il
Cleveland, O., Broker.
HIS WIFE IS UNDER GUARD


q State Of Coma for TWsNty-eovs
kours-Yovne Girl Tsstf'iss - 70
Burglar Theory.
Cleveland, Ohio. Sept. There
were no developments Thursday In
ITO Investigation into toe murder OF
John J. r.:i..is. the extensive coal
operator and broker that tended 20
solve me n!.i.r! surrounding the
s.uo.iLs Ah..A .vsu.:ed in ais death
in his home in East Cleveland early
Monday morning.
Mrs. Phillips. against whom var.
rants were issued, charging her vita
manslaugnier and second degree muir
der. recovered after having been In
. state .. coma for twenty four hours
tip TO a late hour the warrants had
not been served upon her. and Chic;
G. Police Stambcrg sahi there would
be no hurry. In serving them. u
the woman Is not only very III. bet
10 also under guard.
Several friends Of Mrs. Phillips
we've admitted to her room and. u ID
uu ,.ers, nod . she Is fully coGniIsnt Of
she charge against her and Of othes
phases OF tne investigation.
At the coroners inquest Ethel Clark
knoan as Ethel Phillips. aged 10.
niece III tie murdered man And adopt
ID daushfer NJ piilllps. wa the
principal witness. Sic told q straight
forward story Of her knowledge o.
Things that occurred In the Phillipa
home early Monday morniaS. wsez
her uncle and adopted father VA
shot. and clearly showed her BELLE
IN the theory that ne had ben shot b,
hurRlara
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
Former v. \. Consul su.eidps.

Washington sept. William II.
~o"rcson Die. formerly United States
onsui at Na.,aaahi. Japan. commit
20 suicide by asphyxiauon 1t his
a'meut in Stone Leigh Court here
A1arsdAy. Dc vas 8 years old.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

oNIeses Tor Horse Shess ooesety.
Atlanta, Sept. THE OrSanisatSoa
Of the Atlanta shore show. witch vill
inaugurats its initial season In At
lanta the third week In October. va
perfected at an enthusiastic meeting
TAursday night. when permanent Of
neers were elece,ed. The officers
are, ~ follows: President. william
Lawson Peel: nrst vice president. II.
Cobb CALDWELL: sec rotary. d. y. Nc
Culloush: treasurer. j. X. Ott!ey :
a&tornsy, W. Carroll baltimore. The
secoad. third ard fourth vice prssi-
0oots ViN - HAnsI lA4S9.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
\ PROPHET ron oAsMGeNLLs


Eminent TsWWsosss poyslsloa ~
lsesao ooa)oaslun eeesA
N. q. n. Aasesga. Q 001o1 DAyaee1an
and owner q . aaa1ta51u0 = NeW-
post Team, b in ~ CIV - bosoness
connected With ~ Unjte1 oeno0 ~
once. n. Nastsss = noe h6se esao'
IDEALLY a this alssioa. bae - 4 u.
teres&sd p YlosS1a Hso . sean1.
point os bsi.sins hsaleA b ~ -
valid. Al Ne - is1ssaa's q Sssasaae
. large saaitasian' - se0e ~ a
the stats. He wae aE0na111 y
gainesville hy IL sUos11n ssegaa-
tioa q H. ely 1os 0se01e1 an1
religious sn1 sassatisaal sAvanAnosa.
which = kpoWn - svssy past g ~
Usitsa 0Gnesa. 11ayeg 1AanAg
sAoveA TIT 1ls1AnOu1sAse vts1oas
absat the city. vlsol1A8 - vsgeeus
Dlaees a iat9sst, ano q ~ en-.
elssaoa a ~ 1Eivs - sRuFssseA -.
ssaf - bsiag Ven plsass1. b nv -
that - Win IoeaAs ~ inslalue1n hsss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09

old Rovts 0wteias stth PSeesa.
Ewood. Ina. SEPT. 7.-Alss t1a
Ctselbaca. aged II years. was sittinG
II her room when she heard . stso
o. the stairs. She turned oct u
electric hight and stood at the doos
Of her room with . revolver u BET
hand. The Intruder catered and Tie
young woman turned ON the ugAs.
With revolver presented she ordered
him to hold UP his hands. which hs
did In hurry. Then she got oxcitod
and fred q shot Enthusiastically. IN
burglar fell over backward and roll.
ed down the stairs. Misc 0tselhscs
followed and shot eve times a. - wes
aeeinS from the house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09


0svanaaA. O., osDts0A9 5.-1Ao
6sa lslAaa market 6or ~ vosk
vss qsisG Sales q . 1ales Wsso
0o6s aroaal Ons1e1 Dg3aaA ~
gEa1ss vero q eAo1ss . GEfsa eheDoa.
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rsesopls ~ ~ vUsk Vsso Z ba1oG
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
WIN aDevo - oe0UoDDosn.

WIN ooovo - ooO0oDosN.
Prom 0atnr1ay's naaly 0aA.
MrA Rs61aek as1 eam1ly. w. havo
beso ras66lnG . Wese 11ain soR0se n.
Tor ~ pase ysas; oaDose - loASo -
Hawthesa today. WAseo ~ 1s0ags
6anGAtsr. Aiss D61iA - assaU1s1
. position o. IL cnealty q ~ uoW.
tAos1 school. ~
Niss Red6ick = 60 q AlAsA0
coasty's most sssr0seje s0elsse -
pseslar tsaeAses. asSe ~ aU0sle'
osst 10 such inSss1nne Dss1liss -
has besa tso1sgsl ~ = in1esd .
compliment to one - ygu1G
Mrs. RedAick anA lAAlly .vin .
missed. bot fslsoAD vtsA thnO
Dueh ssooess s11 ha0e1na0 n the1P
new hone.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-09
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-03
The Seattle Morning Times Of NOv.
/ publishes the following very chuuE
interview with the Bulletin girls.
SEATTLE NICE VILLAGE,
BUT THERE ARE
There Is No Real Reason Why This
City Should Put on Airs as Long
as Dear Honolulu is on the Map
MT. RAINIER is GRAND.
But GO SEE TANTNLIS
Nine Little Maids, All Contrary. All
From Hawaii, Fail to Find Any
thing So Very Tropical "Up Her"

This Seattle Is a pretty nice .Uu,
town all right enough. and woE. go,
come fairly high buildings bur thul
really no reason why we should -r
around Dragging about a twenty E,u
inch chest expansion and wCuIug 20
rubber vest. Not any.
Take # from those nine bowilcniun
Hlmsul5 from the Hawaiian IaIauI.
That little old town Of HUnumIu o.u
stop aumC. in any company, and &c. .ur
IIIo, we'll lIi-lo hi.lo. Iiilo can -u
.umo. too
Don't think that this is said w.
kindly. n isn't we have had 0il
most delightful times Of our lives. and
the folks hero arc just lovely" and aI
that. from those same nine yulnn
ladies but
Mount Rainier? les lovely. Is
almost ass enc as TanIalus. or CuUJ-.
YOU can soc Tuntalus all tn" tIm' AND
here thor" are sOmC-Cr clouds. Real
Is. the driver IN tho rubber hu-nu
pointed it ont to MS the other dJ.
"hon II cleared mp for q moment hw
when We Irphou there WAS umuru."
cloud there. This from Miss Emm.
Rose.
Gee, i'm, II 9taug.
"SOmr one sunt as n bON uO lnOs,
upp.r8 from, what's that place Vs..
malchcr. TIM, they woro fuc. ~.
you ever try an alligator pear wi.
plenty Of WOrc,ntrrshiro sauce.
asked MIw Rose AIOim. Irrelevant.
Fyrr Coo lN7ikiLfp
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