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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
BROKE 1000 BOTTLES
CONTAINING "UNO"

Okmuigee, / T.. aug - There II
considerable excitement 10 tie tovns
of Dustin. weleefka. Wetnmka ard
Hanna because q raids % aft drink
joints 5y Special Officer wm + John
son Of tie interior department
Yesterday Johnsoa destroyed LnOo
boteses of soft drinks and falls Is
much during the teo previous dnys
Ia Dustin and Wstumks men became
drunk md exposed themselves on TIE
streets Il is Iohnsons helsalf that
genuine beer Eas sold under TIE label
Of euno" and Long Horn"
A Waieetka tiie ownsfscf TIE Joints
Nsrs placed under bond. AZ Dustin
il uas discovered tIat one man er.
pscfed 70 open wholesale hensa fnF
soms brand of drinks. Deputies Wslh.
Of Weleetka, and Ofieer West. Of the
Indian poles. seFe sllh Johnson o.
hls circuit
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
ADEPUTYS MISTAKE
Sylvester Morris, Seventy-Feur
Years Old, Victim Of Marshal
WilsonE Bullet.

Tulsa. Aug, q Mistaken ior : lee.
Ing bootlegger. Sylvester Morris, =
years Of age one of the best known
and most respected citizens in this
section Of the territory. was shot and
Instantly kgled BY United States Mar.
sl.al Wilson, Of this city yesterday.
Morris vas driving doxn the street a
che time.
Wilson, ln company Nithtso depa.
ties. had just arrested three bootlek
gers. Of whom enc was afteen year
old boz, when Morris drove BY The
officers thought that Morris vas ore
cf the whisky peddles party aud
called 20 him % tAlt. Not under
standing them tas Old man paid NJ
attention and drove On. When The
officers started after hlm he became
nervous and whipped up his horses
Shots we're ared in the ar. but the
aged man, overcome BY terror, refused
60 stop. Then 3 bullet, said to be
assli bY Deputy Wilson. teok sifeet
411 ths olt man iell dead
NisUu aId the two deputies 81
enot gass tiismselSes up.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
WEARY OF SCOUTING
Bush Woods, Wanted for Tahleqnah
Murder. Surreddefs to
Oflicers.

August =
Tired ot scouting aud being hunted
b. oaieers aud dogged from place 70
place. Bush Moods. charged wIth the
murder of Tom Townsend, near Table.
Quah last June. ssnt word q Deputy
Marsha. iiofaee Graz, q Taisleauat..
that be sas readT to give up Woods
ssut the letter to the deputg from
ChetopAh. kAs
True 70 TIE agreement Wosas sent
% Tshiequah and gave himself - 70
6ay TIE alleged crime was eom.
mifted Ia TIE northern district The
news that Moods tad glvcn apcFeated
quite = stir In TAhiequAh. where 10 >
vel knoWn TIE killing of Townsend
occurred IN 4 free fof al aght 81 a
party near TahleQuah Muskogee
Phoenix.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
4 BOX CAR GARFIELD PLEASED
Secretary Thinks There Has Been
q Decided Improvent in condi-
tions In Indian Territory.

S. Louis Mo Aux - Secretary
Garfield. who has been inyestlgatlng
conditions among tbs indians 81 tho
Five Civilized rribes and arranging
ior The anal allotment % lands, passed
through 81 Loals to,iay en Touts 10
Washington Replying 70 inquiries
coucenlng the conditions Of tie n.
dlans he aid
"rhe itssilan situation las Improved
a great dsa ia lecout sears 10 fact
tac condition 81 tie lnilAus Nas never
better
.rho IBilans iu The new state oi
Oklahoma are dlylaedon the Statehood
question. same Il sha fullblaosis Oh
lect 10 accepting allotmcnts % andi
preferlng 20 lss their 0wn was hut
tile majority are satisfied eith ths, &C
tlon Il tie government
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
HASKELL IN THE CITY
Man wbo WIN be First Governor Of
New State Of Oklahoma Spends
a Few Hours In Vinita.

sAaH ~ -
Hon. Charles \. Haskell Democratic
nominee for governor Of the new state,
arrived Ia ylnIa yesterday afternoon
ut 80. "a his way from Adair 70 AZ
ton. wlsfe be addressed ; large and
enthusiastic audience last night
During hIs short stay IA this cisy
NJ Haskell held an Informal reception
az ne Goth hotel. shefe many Of hls
friends and political followers dropped
iu 70 pay their respects % tie man
who Will nc doubt be elected arst
goyernerof the new state of Oklahoma.
lie vas Ia ilue spirits and talked ehesr.
fully vith the bsys regarding the
political sltuation Ia The territory. lie
was accom- panied by ms wife aud son.
Mayor Parks vas an 5ng those sho
called On Mr. Haskell. aud 70 hlIn The
the goseFuorto.bs expressed Tie belief
that Democrats lad nothing TO fear IN
the contest for supremacy now being
carried Ga In the neu state
Al every point where Af Haskell
has spoken large crowds have heard
hlm. and the interest manifested lusti-
aesthe prediction that the Democratic
parts sill score & complete victory 81
the polls on September Il
Toa reporter FOR TIE Chlsftain ar
Haskell stated that Hoo. y brgan
sill deliver sis speeches in The terri
tory duflugths present campaign
lie aaysthe people. regardless 81 parts.
consider Mr nrgan ths foremost Dem.
eFat ana greatest Statesman IN
Amerlca, and that h1 speeches IN tie
territory will be productive Of much
good
Mr. HASKELL Attaches very little sle
nlieance to Secretary Taft S speeches.
aud stated that he uoald answer them
during bis tour o. the territory ia the
next two weeks From Alton he vent
70 Ottawa county, where he will Dc.
liver several speeches
It IS q be reEreffsd that our asf
governor could not deliver an address
q tie people of vinlta. bat the com,
mlttea IN arranging dates overlooked
this town. ard four people get % heal
this brilliant orator they will haze e
travel te someetheg point, anles vlnlta
lA given 4 date lafsron. should be speak
hers he allI h given . Fonsing recsp.
ton.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
NATURAL Mosopollra.
ADDRESSEDTHEvETS
Governor Frantz Tells the Old Con.
fsderate Veterans How important
Is the Coming State Election.

McAlester, /. T., Aus e Ia an al.
dress TO the IInlted Confederate vet
erans at their annual reunion IN this
city, Governor Frank Frsha o. OKLA.
homa said
frhe most Immediate and tile most
Important question q be dealt wllh
~ you anl me just nos IS the coming
election am nat golug % taik par.
tlssn politics 90 ths occasion altno
fam frank Is saf lellese 81 polltseal
parties. What De- sly S that "a ls
Important o egefg cltsen here $ sss
hls lnaaence and his vote iaf tle elee
tluuei Intelligent patriotic gnpledgte
and unbiased citizens q the oalees g
public trust
lhs two most lmp0rtani 9sesilana
which viii be presented igr settlement
during the reunion are tha location
81 state hose fof disabled veterans,
aud tie amalgamailon af tile paugh.
tea 0f The CoDiedaWcY aud The Vet
erans Tile amalga tatlou Also carries
with t tie question a. % whether
one OF tWo sells oi officers will ue
chosen
DF .. NJ HALEY oi MeAlesteF, Is
probably tie most talked Of candidate
for commander Ia case oi amalgamA
tion, and Il the organizations remain
a. theY are vii b a candidate for the
Indian Territory organization. John
N Threadglll. Of Oklahoma CITY, is
backed FOR the place By large OKLA
homa following, and Gcneial Brabt
Kirk, nos commander Of the Sous Of
Veterans, Is working Cor reelection.
The towns lighting for the location
Of the home ars MeAlestsr, Purcell,
Ardmore. shawnee. LaWtoa. Mustogee
and lloldenyllle
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
FOR EIGHT HOURS.
American Telegraph and Telephone
Company Agrees 70 Time and
Increase In Pay.

Chicago. III, Aug =. The most
Important development Ia the local
strike situation is the announcement
by President small that The American
Telegraph aud Telephone Company
had made 81 agresinent sst2bllshing
an eight hour wpfking day for rs
operators throughout TIE country
ara granting 3 sage increase from 10
20 Is per ceat The company EN-
pl0Ys abont 30 operators, mostly
throughout the Southwest, and the
settlement praeludes the possibility
Of ans trouble wlth the long distance
telephone company.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
KEEPING CLOSE WATCH
ON THE PRESIDENT

Nss YORK. Aug = Those charged
With The Responsibility of Mr. Roose
velt's personal safety ueFer have been
more anrionsat ans time since he BE-
came president Than theF are at tbs
present moment
an important ofiielal Of tie gav
erument whose business brought bin
. Nsu York several days afo aid
IL am Got an alarmist IN aul sense
bur Tie condition Of aiiAin 10 Nes
YuFk e. this tine .s ugly Ominous
muitefings afe e he heaFd among al
CLASSES. Tie man who loses money ia
tlie stock market places tie blame on
on tie president lie IS the nan ue
have % fear. lie perhaps has lost his
aii.and doesn't cafs What may happen.
This IS the man against whom the
president haste bs guarded u tls tie
hope oi ths euuutrY that af such =
llsss Is his time the president may
not expose himself Ia al unnecessary
manner
u + known that extraordinary pre-
eautlonawefs taken 70 insure President
Roosesslt's Mfetf a pfoslnceto0n.
NEs yesterday lie made ne tip
from Oyster nay 70 rroslnestosn %
ths NafaoNsr and from the mlnmie
ie landed until he again was safely
aboard The yacht, he Was surrounded
b hla alert guards II addition 10
the seeret service officers 9 sulslau
tlal faFes ef marines uas landed % IS
slsf lu handling tie cFosd.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
| SERIOUS CHARGE
Albert Quinn Charged With Assault
ing Fourteen Year Old EfHe Bar
Der Last Night.

August -
Albert A. Quinn, who runs lemon.
ade aud chile stand few doors south
OF the postonlte, was arrested this
morning by officers weDa ana Payne,
aud nrfaigred before Judge fafmr
on the charge uf committing au as.
sault apon a year cid Enle Barber
sislar 81 his wife lt IS aIlegss that
tile girl has heen staying a. The home
uf another sister aud that Few dats
ago trouble arose and she was driven
from her SISTERS home The girl went
10 Gulnu's place al business lasf Night
and accompanied hlm 90 hls home.
and her testimony before Gle court
was ttat sra 0eeapitd the same bed
With heF bgoglefm law aud thaf Ms.
Guinn eas away from home 81 tHe
time.
Her Sister becam2 suspicious and
upon questioning the eirl she confess
Ell 10 the intimacy between herself
and Quinn an examination by a
physician revealed tia fact that an
assault lad been committed on the
girl and a warrant vas sworn out for
Guinn's arrest 10 q reporter Mr.
Quinn said THE gifl was dfclsn from
her sisters home She came to my
place cty Ing and said she was driven
from home told her she was vel
come at my house and ! would give
her a place at my stand washing dish.
es She stayed at my houss last
night. That as far as | care 20 dis
cusa the matter When asked about
bond Quinn said he would be able 70
furnish II withina few days.
The young lady IS only "A years old
and the crime Is a most serious oue,
n the charges are true
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
Two Men Arrested for the Rob
berry A Box Of shoes
Taken.
Augu.l al

August -
Marshal Lee webb was notified bY =
Frisco eonductor last uight about "
O'Clock that burglars Wefe robbing q
merchandise car IA the yards near tbs
freight houss lie Immediately went
% the place and found 0ne 81 the ntn
near the ear and placed him under
arrest The other mAn made BIS get.
aaay hat eas captured THIRTY min.
ufes ater II the seuth Katy yards he
was gakon into custody ana b0lh we're
placed % iall
They eere taken 0ef1re 5adge Far
mr g s Commissioners this morn.
iug aud tolnd over % appear before
the gFsna lar5 az the 0utobef term
ol court Mt Webb had four wlts
npssfs Nho testified Thar thest were
tho men WHO hfoke the seal 90 the
car and stoie a bu1 u shoes The men
gave their uamss aS Carl Green and
Frank Martin, but did not say ebers
they hailed from The marshal says
they are tough looking individuals
and have all The appearances Of being
crooks
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
ENGINE GRUSHES
MAN ON TRESTLE

Shawnee, OkiAa aug SIS Mangled
beyond rec gnltion, iis clothes soaked
Ia blood. tie b0dy a paul Isandell,
who resided three milrs vest q this
clty, was found near tie Rock Island
trestle. t~o miles east 81 Shawnee
RAndell. Il i presumed, started
across tire trestle, thinking he could
reach the opposite side before passen.
ger train 40. a., which vas several
minutes late. could catch him, u .
thought, and carried The bods loo
feet.
IIe was - years cd and was rut
addicted 10 liquor
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
THE CROP OUTLOOK
Indications Are That Deficit in Pro-
duction VIII be Counterhalaneed
by Increase In Prices.

As The season progresses e Is bceoms
ing more certain that the fears Of
crop failure 50 generally entertained
before tie recent heavy rainfall had
little foam iatlon Ia fact = IS tfue
thai The aggregate yield ef sii the
crops Will be less than last year, bat lt
Is also certain thar the falling OF 10
balg vlll be nearly II not quite, eoun-
terbalanced BY the higher Yalue Of
this 1ears crops.
The most important crop exhibit Of
the present week was the governments 3
report which carIoberafes this View.
while The condition oi spring wheat
aud Of eats showed considerable defe
rloFallou a. compared uith tie begin.
nsnT 0l luis eha indications fof 4 corn
crop Of 2.ets. sie, ,ooo bushels And 8
ulntsf EheAl crop 81 90. .5oo. co bush
ela ueFe much better than had been
esnenlly anticipated The Indicated
eoEn eFDp L go. 90. 900 bushels under
tha aotna efup q last geaf. but q tho
higher pfles nae ruling IoF 1lis eefeAl
+ promises g biting II much mere @
Iha farmer.
THa Indicated yield 0i spring uhsai
nef apIe a iaa. aaalnst lasf ysaf's anal
ai leh 6aE ne Increase ln pFlee per
hasl|aI allI faf more than campslizaEe
ths laFmsf fnr lhe falling oH Takel'
zlaoseI|lsf. end sIIh ne knoan fart
zlI&a IA hay crop haa pet pnls been
large daE ll.st lf has hseo saxeN under
exceptionally favorable conditions ne
1aEmeEa fHiafnA loom lhp ef1fs Fl he
sIszzat Iezl ~ |Ike'f e IS s. |atHs
. tHtz3 I48a zuY YeaE g IIz pzsE
ssM Elaaf 81 81 epsfzsal fIou
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
.BLED TO DEATH FROM
KNIFE WOUND IN LEG

Dustin. / r, Aug = Aikey smith.
a Young sudlan, died yesterday ~ =
result Of knife wound received 10 =
fight at Hanna with another Indian,
whose name Is also said to Be Smith
The two men engaged 10 Al encounter
and young saslh sas cut IN Tie lex,
al arfeFy being sevsrrd from which De
bled 20 death. Tie slayer escaped aud
IS stIli at large
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
POLITICS BARRED FROM
UNION LABOR PROGRAM

0kIahoma ClfY, Ank. s. Though
Tie political eanpalFu all ts 4 iis
height And the labog union men are
mueh Interested n Tie outcome, 4 Is
announced b the lucal iabor iar pro-
gram COMMITTEES That political spskk-
eEa ulll n9t Is alIeeed q address lls
crowds whleh sFe expected e gather
hare saglamhsF 3
HrzaHE4nenls faf tzia eei1Ifzf|oH
az4 already c0mrIsIa# ana aa8 If Gha
f4oaf4z| E4ztE H1E14s5 81 lzl@ history
IS 0zIanaMa i nIeHIssd.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
DEMOCRATS FILE
THEIR STATE TICKET

Guthrie, Okla. Aug. 2e~ The entire
Democratic state ticket, nominated a.
TIE Democratic primaries on June 8
was giled with tie oklahoma election
board yesterday afternoon. The time
FOR Cling certificates of nomination
expires August e.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
NAIL SACKS CONTAINING
QUARTER MILLION STOLEN

Lincoln. Nsb.. AuK zo~ThIes res
lsfafed mail sacks containing about
. quarter million dollars. dlAtrsaFed
from q HalliHglon llala beIeeen lan-
Tef and Oxford Sei1. Sunday tight.
and posialllcs oIl'e|als have las1 nsde
tie theft public The train IsfI Ism
80 eth seven szeaa and huI faaf rs.
ma|nsa sllsa dIse9sadsd peleallsss
zns Hfzs>z officials aEs e soTk %
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
STAFFORD 4 CANDIDATE
FOR STATE SENATE

Oklahoma Cltf. Okias Aug q Ilog
4 stafford, ealtoRof fhe 0sl4homsn.
rs yesterday evening nominated fof
state senator 70 nll he sAeaneg caused
= ne slthafaeal of = Aesislaln.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

Tna nss hfIek plant I'll lezla oSef.
aIlens e : ise aass Il eli Hlss eal.
pIesmani q q humber o. mesl.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

So iaa4 9eD#e|e| eesE ,a HIznl'
a. n9sa|aa isfs z'|8EE zlslz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

Nhep there = the slIehtsst indlca.
zion q indigestion heart burn, natu.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

HEM IIaHI = H'l HpHfz'Hf IENNI
DA4|sSa Nsa b - e|lI Ees,zsza|
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
The Infant Cordial of Spain By ~ Prot Emil Reich

- o the young King of Spain son
was horn by the niece Of his
majesty the King Of Great
Britain. Are these present days
so respondent WITH Hight and beauty
because Of The smile of that royal
babe? or did ;he tickle month Of May
spread out all its flowers and perfume
To celebrate the advent of child so
propltious. so welcome TO both na-
tions? 1t is difficult TO say.
Everyone feels that here is an event
both charming and important; some
thing that appeals to the simplest
heart OF mere mother In lonely
cottage. and to the overstrung states
man and diplOmatist. IL is so beauti-
fully human. and yet so steEnly poIit-
ical Some OF us are important by
what we say; others by what they
write; others, again. by what they do
or possess. The infant of Spain is inn
portant BY his very existing
he is: that Is sufficient to send n
thrill OF Joy through the hearts OF all
Spaniards. OF all British. and of all
their fFiends.
The purely human side of this event
H. indeed perfectly beautiful. Here Is
a young and charming maiden not yet
twenty years old, married to an able
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

youth Alas, It can no longer be
denied that y0uthfulness is practically
thing of the past. If May repre-
sents the freshness and joyousness of
youth. then we are bound 10 say that
May has long been Cancelled from the
calendar of modern life. To make up.
the modern Hfe-calendar now counts
two Novembers.
The fact that the ma aiority of people
In any of the Western nations live in
large towns accounts for much in that
senility and anaemic complexion of
our modern youth. Goethe used to
say that youth was drunkenness
without wine"
IL was so; now it is sapient teetotaI-
Ism OF all that spells JOY, animation,
or strong nervey enjoyment Young
people do not cry any more, nor do
they laugh. How enchanting to read
in the papers that the young King of
Spain cried with joy when the news
was brought him. He stin can cry:
how enviable young man! That tear
was worth more than his throne.
There is a History of tears. During
the French revolution. and down 10
Waterloo. people cried apropos of any
thing sad. Napoleon the Great shed
tears like a child. Now we have too
little OF true manhood TO be able to
cry. In Spain, where the vast majority
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

OF people live in small provincial
towns. where sentiments and emotions
are still allowed to go about In laced
boleros and flirting mantillas. there are
still vast and unbroken quarries of the
genuine marble of manhood.
The present young King did not so
much as attempt to conceal his JOY at
the idea Of being the husband of the
charming princess> This is precisely
what he ought TO have felt.
To marry young is a great blessing.
The French have always said. "Cest
Ia paternite qui nous sauve." How
well that apples to the King of Spain.
While still a boy, he lost the rest of
his empire in America. and his coun-
try. always on the verge OF Carlist
movements fraught with civil war.
threatened to sink below the level OF
Roumania BY the birth of a royal
prince and heir, the Spanish dynasty.
still the soul of distinctly monaEch-
ilal nation. has infused new hopes and
new life into the Spanish people.
And now that the chief power In the
foreign affairs Of Great Britain, the
royal uncle has joined Spain by one Of
those delicate touches which Nestor
would admire and Ulysses envy. there
has beer made Tor Spain that interna-
tional status without which great
things cannot be achieved in Europe.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

On the throne Of Norway, the people
Of which have a mercantile marine of
close TO 10000 vessels. sits the dauEh-
ter of King Edward On the throne of
Spain his niece and her son. Between
these two wings of the western curve
OF Europe IS France and the official
"entente cordiale" Is II too mucn to
say that In Norway there Is now an
from marriage Of Gibraltar with
Aigeciras.
1t is good that family members pre-
serve the bonds of their sympathies
and-resources well In hand. Because
there are always peace-disturbers. 1t
is good to know that there Is a new
born smile coming from the union of
British and Spanish hearts-as II were
from amarriage of Gibraltar with AL.
geciras
That dear little smile will do more
than many a conference. 1t will teach
the Spanish that their natural. IL not
yet legal. allies are Great Britain aud
France
Lastly, not least, that infant Is the
touching evidence Of the infinity Of
-evildoing in that the wretches who
planned a cemetery for the newly mar
ried King ard Queen of Spain failed
completely. and. instead OF a cemetery,
there grew a garden and in IL the IN
fant flower
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

pening 70 look out OF is bedroom win
dow. saw one o. the Claybury boys
racing is cows all up, and down the
meadow. He came down quietly and
took up a stick, and then e set out 20
race that boy up and down. He'd al
wave been a good runner. and the boy
was 'alf blown like. Z gave yell as
e saw Foxy coming arter I'm and left
the COW e was chasln' and ran straight
for the edge, with Foxy close behind
I'm.
Foxy was within two yards of I'm
when e suddenly caught sight OF a
blue bonnet waiting behind the edge.
and e turned round and went back 10
the 'ouse as fast as e could so and
locked 'imself In. And e 'ad TO sit
there, half-bustlng, all the morning.
and watch that boy chase is best cows
up and down the meadow without dar-
ing TO go out and stop i'm
He sent George down to tell the
boys father that night. and the father
sent back word that il Foxy ad got
anything to say aEin is boy. why
didn't e come down like man and
say II hisself?
"Arter about three weeks o. this sort
e would ave 20 get married whether
he liked Il or not. ard e tol George 50.
Georges idea was FOR i'm 20 get the
oldest woman in Claybury 20 ask i'm
In marriage. because then he'd soon be
single agin. u was a good idea. on'y
Foxy didn't seem 10 fancy Il.