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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-21
DON'T GET CAUGHT.

Let Holt's Dye Works clean your Fall Suit before the cold wave comes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-21
Worried. Perhaps.

Cleveland Plain Dealer
 Attention Is called to the fact that in his latest photograph Candidate Taft doesn't smile The smile that wont come off is apt to become painfully monoto- nous.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-21
d O CD POSITIONS

DRAUGHoNs Practical Business College Company Montgom Dexter Ave- Opposite the Post Office gives contracts backed by chain of THIRTY Colleges $300 capital TWENTY POSITIONS conditions REFUND tuition NOW the time for YOU GET BUSY as PROSPERITY is returning
 pnnKKrc cnINc JNO F. DRAUGHoN's competitors by not OVONNII iU0 accepting his proposition to have his THREE months Bookkeeping students with the sIXmonhs Book keeping students of other business college Draughon Colleges teach Bookkeeping in THREE than the others do in SIX
 cunnru 75 PER the U S. Court Reporters 0Huh the shorthand Jno Draughons Colleges teach because they know that cent FASTER than by the of other system earning capacity is thereby increased accordingly. TCI Cnn AnuV THOUSANDS Telegraph Operators ILLIuNHt III WANTED account of the eightho passed by Congress- orbddng railway working hours out of wentyfo Railway no F. Draughon Teegraphy Colleges for students About 90 per cent of the officials of the GREAT railway began operators.
 DO YOU WANT TO RISE? IT man or woman who gets ahead Jno Draughon Colleges will teach feon that will raise out of the DOLARADAY FIVEDOLLARADAY class and much higher you willing go.
 CATALOGUE FREE For catalogue phone 642 dress JNO F. DRAUGHoN President Ave- Opposite Post Office or at any other place on MAP below.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-21
Tragedy Among Nesroes.

Moilie Andrews was shot and in- stantly killed and her husband. An- drew Marshall. perhaps fatally wound- ca. last night Six miles northwest of the city. by Will Holman. All are ne- eroes. and Holman. after committing the deed. made his escape. but if is expected that he will be captured. as the sheriff. with several deputies are in pursuit. Holman interfered when the husoand and wife were having a row, and q light immediately ensued.
 The negro endeavored to stop the husband from beating his wife. and in turn the husband jumped on him. In de1ense Holman drew his revolver and nred twice at Marshall. One of the snots went wild and killed the woma n whom he was defending, the other striking his adversary and causing a wound from which 1t Is not thought he will recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-21
Gets Dredging Contract.

contract for dredging In Panama has been awarded to Capt. E. E. Saun- ders of this city. who is the owner of numerous towboats. barges and dredges, and he Is now engaged In repairing the hydraulic dredge. "Rich- ard Thackerv." for work in the Canal Zone. The machinery. which is on q lighter. Is being shifted and the lighter or barge raised five feet. in order that she may stand the seas on the tow to Panama. where she will be taken by the tug E. k. Simpson. the largest of the fleet of towboats.
 The dredge has been used along the gulf coast and at Pensacola for a number of years. but the present con- tract Is the largest ever to be awarded to the owner and will keep the dredge busy for year or more.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-21
SPECIAL
NEWS OF ATMORE.

"Younger Bros.," The Great "Ro"gh Rider, picture at "Crescent" today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-21

Who In the sos while at the last liter ary school he attended, MILKED FIVE TEXAS COWS and did similar work to pay board and tuition. and whose sole capital was only $6e twenty years ago. when he established his first College. He now has 30 Colleges in IT States Persons who attend any of Draughon's Practical Business Colleges naturally absorb the Draughon enthusiasm and learn the Draughon way to suocess-the road that more than SO 900 students have travelled
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
Here and There

Minot-The county commissioners
have beer mandamused and ordered
to show cause why they don't submit
the question Of county division to the
voters at the next general election.
Minnewaukon-The dead body of
Joseph Hoadley was found in a shack
south of here by AL Larose. a nearby
neighbor. To all appearances the man
had been dead for a week, death evil
IDENTIFY having come to him during his
sleep, the body lying on the bed with
his cap and outer clothing on.
Fargo-In the u. 8. court Judge
Amidon directed a verdict for the de-
fendant in the case of Henry Otteson
vs.. the Northern Pacific. Otteson
claimed to have had his feet soalded
by falling into an ash pit, while EN-.
ployed by the Northern Pacific, and
asked for $4,000 damages.
Minot-The young son Of Auditor
Fabrick drank I've some months ago
and has been very Ill until recently
when he seems to be recovering.
Palermo-The people believe they
a secure q flowing well lear that
town.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09

Of two tobacco warehouses and
planning mill and the partial destruc-
ton of three smaller buildings. The
county Judge and court officials noti-
fed Gov. Wilson that a special term
Of court will be called to consider the,
evidence brought out by the investiga-
ton and that extraordinary efforts
will be made to apprehend and punish
the guilty parties.
The most disturbing news Of the
day, following, as it did, OF the heels
of the Russelllville raid, was the fail
ure Of the Burley Tobacco society and
the chief buyers for the American To
bacco company to agree regarding the
marketing Of the 1907 crop held by the
society. The parties met at Winches-
ter in accordance with the terms
Of a compromise agreement recently
brought about by Gov. Wilson. The
Burley men wanted the company to
buy 10000 hogsheads Of tobacco from
them, while the buyers would agree
to take but 10000 hogsheads. The
Burley men consented to sell the
smaller amount. The tobacco had al
ready been inspected and graded. The
Burley men fixed q minimum price Of
Is cents a pound. The company buy
ers refused to give more than IL
cents.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
men ARE UNEASY
QUIET At RUssELLvILLE, BUT
THE WAR Is NOT ENDED.
Burnley Growers and Trust Fall to
Agree-Frlday's Raid Will
Be Investigated.

Louisville, KY, Jan. 4.-Although
all is apparently quiet in the war be-
tween the tobacco growers of Ken
lucky and Tennessee against the
American Tobacco company the de-
velopments of Friday have given great
uneasiness. The town Of Russellville,
which was raided by nightriders early
in the morning, was quiet at night,
but the sheriff and his deputies, the
police and the citizens were on the
alert to prevent any repetition Of the
outrages.
It was decided by the peace officers
and the leading citizens in view Of the
improbability of another raid that the
governor would not be asked for
troops. State Fire Marshal Mott
Ayres, however, is on his way to Rus
sellville and will begin an immediate
Investigation of Thursday nights raid
WHICH resulted in the shooting OF
three men by the riders, the burning
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
FIRE Fatal
TO A LITTLE Child
ANOTHER MORTALITY BURNED
AND LIVES OF MANY MORE
IN GREAT PERIL.
Other New Year Biazes-Wealthy
Michigan Lumberman Seriously
lnjured-Two Firemsn Hurt While
Fighting Flames In Plttsburg.

San Francisco, Jan. Fire that
brought death to Charles Ngone,
eight years of age, fatal injury to
Louis Figone, 16 years of age, and
almost cost the lives Of so others,
broke out in the coal yard of Antonio
Figone, 1923 Stockton street, early
Wednesday morning, and caused dam.
age to the extent of $4,000.
The charred body Of the victim was
found after the flremen had extin-
guished the blaze on the first landing
Of the building.
When the fire started Mrs. Domin-
leo Divinbenzi, who lives in the 9 a
of the Figone home, vas crowded out
of a second-story window by her
daughter, Mary, and fatally burned
and injured. She is at the receiving
hospital. The daughter has not been
found and the police are not certain
whether she persisted or not.
The fire spread rapidly and de-
stroyed six fats on the corner of Fill
bert and Stockton, a saloon and three
fats on Filbert street.
Two Hurt In Michigan Town.
Greenville, Mich, Jan. al. W.
Belknap, a wealthy lumberman, was
dangerously injured, H. A. Kemp was
less seriously hurt, and Charles H.
Tidy and a housemaid in MI. Tiddy's
employ, had a narrow escape from be-
ing burned in their beds early
Wednesday when Mr.. Tidy's 100000
house was like a furnace when Mr..
Tidy was awakened and ran to carry
the maid from her room. Belknap
and Kemp were injured by a falling
wall while assisting in fighting the fire.
Saginaw Has Big Blaze.
Saginaw, Wis, Jan. 2. = Fire
Wednesday destroyed the second
hand store of Tattee & Co., 1913 South
Hamilton street, the Salvation Army
barracks and two buildings occupied
by John B. Meienberg and Valley
Produce company. The plant Of the
Saginaw Woodenware company was
badly damaged. Total loss is esti-
mated at $3.50 10 to $1,000 00. Gas ex-
blossoms at the scene of the fire en-
dangerous many spectators but no one
vas seriously hurt.
Pittsburg Firemen Injured.
Pittsburg, Jan. 1.-Two fremen
were seriously injured and damage
estimated at 100000 resulted
Wednesday from a fire which de-
stroyed the Excelsior building, Sixth
avenue and Grant street. The build.
ing was a six-story brick structure
and the fire, when detected, was burn
ing fiercely on all of the floors. Ow.
ing to the holiday there was no one
in the various offices.
A few minutes after the fire de-
partment arrived the walls on the
Sixth avenue side collapsed and a
number of persons had narrow es'
capes from death. Overhead electric
wires were thrown down and greatly
impeded the work of the fire fighters
Excitement at Fire Is Fatal.
Philadelphia, Jan. 2.-Fire early
! Wednesday destroyed the large four
story building at Cadwalader and
Berks streets, occupied by Kerr, Say
lor & Co.. manufacturers of carpets
and the Pennsylvania Gas Fixture
company. The loss is estimated al
$3.50, 900. Milton H%oagland, aged 81
years, the owner of a stable adjoining
the building, dropped dead from ey
element while removing horses from
his place.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
COLORADO BANK CLOSES.
State Institution at Rockyford sus.
ponds Following a Run. =.

Rockyford, Col, Jan. 3.-The State
Bank of Rockyford closed it's doors
Thursday, following a run.
The liabilities exceed 100000, and
the assets are placed at over $525,O0O,
mainly loans on high-grade farm
lands.
The bank has been regarded as one
of the soundest In the Arkansas val
ley. It is capitalized at 100000 and
it's surplus is $4,000. J. E. Godding is
president and State Senator Swink is
vice president. The officers hope to
resume in a snort time.
One of the officers of the closed
bank alleged that certain other inan-
cial interests in ROCKFORD had con-
spired to secure the banks closing by
starting rumors that its s%olvency was
questionable.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
SAUSAGE CASE DECIDED.
Use Of Cereal and Water Declared to
Be AduIteratlon.

Lansing, Mich, Jan. 4.-Circuit
Judge West Friday afternoon in an
opinion held that the use of cereal
and water in sausage is an adultera-
tion of the product and brings it with.
in the scope Of the state pure food
law prohibiting authorizations.
The. decision was made In the appli.
cation of Armour & Co. for an in.
junction to restrain the state dairy
and food department from interfering
with the sale Of their sausage because
cereal and water are used in It's man
ufacture.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
FIRST MEAL IN 1000 YEARS.
Toad Taken from Butte Silver Mine
Eats SparinaIy.

New York, Jan. 2.-Pythagoras, the
toad, took his first meal in 1000 years
Wednesday at the Bronx Zoo. Four
flies and an earthworn constituted
the meal of the little black creature
that had been buried for so many
centuries in limestone rock 500 feet
down in a silver mine at Butte, Mont.
The ancient toad is slowly recover
ing his eyesight and the use of his
limbs, and is gradually turning green
again, as he a ages ago. He has
already emitted several feeble sounds,
but the croak has not come back.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
LEAvENWoRTH MAYOR IN PERIL
Suit Filed to Gust Him for Not En-.
forcing Prohibition.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. "A suit to GUST
Peter Everhardy from Office as mayor
of Leavenworth, Kan, and a citation
for Police Capt. T. j. Taylor to appear
before the supreme court on the
charge of contempt were fled in the
supreme court "Wednesday by Fred S.
Jackson, attorney general. It is
charged that Everhardy has not en-
forced the prohibition law. Capt.
Taylor, it is charged, has violated the
order of the court by accepting money
from saloonkeepers in lieu of license
fees. e.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
Charles Becker a Suicide.

Belleville. I'LL, Jan. 3.-Suffering
from melancholia Charles Becker, Ct
years of age, director Of the National
bank Of Belleville, committed suicide
in his bedroom Thursday afternoon by
shooting. Becker was Illinois state
treasurer in 1888, serving under Gov.
Fifer. His wealth is estimated at
100000.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
NEW YEARS IN WHITE HOUSE.
President Roosevelt Holds the Gus.
tomary Big Reception.

Washington, Jan. 2.-Theodore
Roosevelt Wednesday oficiated for
the seventh time as president of the
United States at the New Years re.
ception at the White House. Assist
ing him in exchanging the sa1utations
of the season were Mrs. Roosevelt
and the members and ladies of the
cabinet.
After the vice president, cabinet
members, diplomatic corps, judiciary.
congressman, army and navy officers
and other official callers, came the
public, thousands strong. The chief
usher said the president shook hands
6,645 times.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
TAfT'S Supporters
WIN OUT IN Ohio
DIRECT PRIMARIES ON PREsl.
DENTAL CANDIDATE
ARE ORDERED.
Date Selected Is February flora.
ker's Friends on the Republican
State Central Committee Are
Beaten by Votes of IL to z.

Columbus, O., Jan. 3.-The Repub-
licans of Ohio will be given an oppor-
tunity to express by direct vote their
choice for the party's candidate for
president at primaries to be held on
February II, when delegates and al
ternates to the Republican state con-
vention will be elected.
The convention will be held in
Columbus en- March 8 and 4 and it
will select. in addition to four dele
gates at large to the Republican ma
tional convention, candidates for gov
ernor and other state officers.
Taft Men Beat Forakerites.
The call for the primaries and con-
vention was adopted Thursday even
ing by the Republican state central
committee after a protracted and live
ly session. The friends of William
H. Taft, secretary OF war, and candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for president, were IN control of the
committee, casting IA votes to Z for
the supporters of Senator Foraker,
also an avowed candidate for the pres
idency.
The vote stood IA to z on every
proposition which required a roll call
except the selection of a temporary
chairman for the state convention,
James R. Garfield, secretary of the in
terror, the choice of the Taft sup
porters, received 10 to s cast for Harry
M. Daugherty of Columbus. Richard
McCloud of London, a close personal
friend of Mr.. Daugherty, but q Taft
supporter, voted for him as against
Mr.. Garfield.
The officers chosen for the state
convention are: Chairman, James R
Garfield, Cleveland; secretary, R. M
Switzer, Gallipolis; assistant secre
tary, Malcolm Jennings, Athens; sec
geant-at-arms, Richard ellison, Steu
benville.
Foraker Will Not Comply.
Cincinnati, Jan. "A fiat refusal tc
be bound by the conditions of the cal.
for the Republican state convention
select delegates at"large to the ma
tional convention, is the conclusion
reached by United States Senator J
B. Foraker and announced in a state
ment given to the press here Friday
night.
Primaries for a test of strength be
tween Taft and Foraker as presidential
candidates were provided for in the
official call and the method provided /.
sharply criticised by Senator Foraker
Plan a Hughes Machine.
Albany, N. Y, Jan. 3.-Plans for
state organization in the interest o
the nomination of Gov. Hughes TO
president of the United States by tn
Republican national convention wer'
made Thursday at a conference Of Re
p%ublicans, legislators and others, q
the Kenmore hotel in this city.
State Senator Alfred R. Page o
New York, presided, and there wer'
also present Congressman George E
Waldo Of Brooklyn, State S~uperintend
ent Of Prisons G. v. Collins, State We
ter Commissioner John A. Sleiche1
Republican State Committeeman H. G
Tenant, Charles H. Young, presiden
of the New York Republican club, an
A. B. Humphrey, who introduced II
that club the recent resolution indors
ing Gov. Hughes for the presidency.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09

Senator John Raines of Ontario. Re-
publican leader in the senate; Super
intendent of Public Works Frederick
G.. Stevens, Speaker Wadsworth and
Senator SAKE of New York, the atti-
tude of each of whom is Of special in
terest in this connection, were none
Of them present.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
Killed by Hold.Up Man.

Minneapolis, MINI, Jan. 2.-Willlam
P. Ferris, aged 80 years, a railroad
brakeman, returning to his home from
work Tuesday night, was shot by q
hold-up man and died shortly after
reaching his lodgings.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-09
Verde National Forest Created.

VSTue NdC!ONdI FUTcSC OrcdC0u.
Washington, Jan. 4.-The president
has signed a proclamation creating
the Verde National forest in Arizona,
with an area of 721, $50 acres located
in Maricopa and Yavapai counties.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24
IA RRGElIh DEL GA
fetal de- HOnligue-
rOS. :. .
Sc PaIaFo0 y abTazaIOn GaTea De 10
PaIO De Glfa0. ! 0Ilt Toe. :,
CiegO, Sc leaz1 revolver en- nlano. J
Gsy6 mueIto ITizaETy.

z 6eptiambRa 22.-Un nueVO CFimen 0Cu'
RTi6 en- oAta isla On l8 me mana dc aver. +
Un Cgimen pasiopal que hR Conmovido
al pequefio ppblado Do HoFmigueEOH.
Tr6tage ds I'M h0mbFs jtvsD, CaRados
que, BoFpFsndi6ndo ~ sBpoBR On RduI.
teEio, Ia hisE0 gFavemOnta , mata & sGu
RmantO, en- an mom0DtO do txAltaCi6n =
C6lsEs.
LIamane 81, -Jusn Cabrera.
Cabrera hR RaIaeGdO al RuCeB0 On 10 Ri'
guientS foFmB: El hAC0 aIgunoa amos, 90
OR06. CON EloBt FiR VaFg&R, mujsP joven 6
quien adoFaba y pOE 10 que 90 gaCFifoab8
tFabejRndo diaFiamsnte; tuvo con ellis an
hijo que Cuenta hoy cinO0 piioB do eda6;
hSCa alg6n tempo Cabrera notRbR en 90
muisr CisFtO deSpegO , fslta de CaEifo =
lleg6 an dfa en- que gOgpsCh6 que "a eDp0'
Bs pUdisFa quaEOr q a'g6n hombEs 81
efoCtO pdIOB8 6 aSpiaFlG. r. -.
En- 10 mAfiano de aver le dijO Z Gu mua
jsF que tenfs que ir 81 pueblo: (OabEeFs
viva en- 0l bRFlio 'JagGitAh'', juFiBdiGCi6n
de HoKmigueT0B),
SRli6 de "a casa aEmRdo do I'm revolver
y, On veg do il al puebIo.Ho 90 ocuIt6 CsECs dc
Aqu6lla 90 OitiO donde podfa YER Hin BsF
viBt0. II. IT,
Cabrera, B8g6n Ol miUm0 FefeTO, vic
llegRF CeTCa do Ga CaBa JoB6 IVi8RFFy
quion hizo una gefiR EleutsriG que 30
hRIIRbs en- Ia pusEts dc ls case.
La sBpoBa bBj6 sntonesB ? fu6 uniE10
con IrisaFVy en- nm Cafetal pE6ximo.
CRbEaEs len nigui6 & CisFta distRnCia =
vic como 20 paFAbAn , abrazabRn leo dos
GeFCa de, uu pal0 dc CaCa0 = do que name
70 Cometfan el terrible RdulteEiO ,, Ciego,
revolver On mRnO, 90 lau86 Hobrs RmboB ,
ls digpaF6 doB tiEoB & IrizAEFY dej6ndolo
mueRt0 ca 0l aCtO y tFaB tiFO8 q 90 mpjOF
hiFi6ndOla gray9ments.
Cabrera 0guREd6 que llegaER la pOliofs
y 90 GntFeg6 Confssand0 el d0litO.
A les dos do l8 tarde, hRbi6ndoB0 tsls'
gEafiRdo 81 BuCsBo MAysgiiss, llegaFOn
HoEmiguOEoB eI Hon. Ju0s Municipal Bs'
nor RamfEss VigO RC0mpAfSdo del BSCFs'
taFio del JuzgRdO y dst0ctiv0 Ortiz inB'
tEUysndo las pEim0FsB diligsnOiaO del Bu'
mario ? oFd0nando 81 lsvantami0nto del
C8d6veF GI que le foe hsChs 10 aut0pgia.
EIsutOEiS Vargas fu6 tEsfdR RI hospital
donds c0ntin6R en- oBtRdo grave y Cabrera
fu6 BeduCido pEiBi6n ingrssAnd0 en- lR
C6rCsI do distrito do May8eGez. 0
El delito cometido por Cabrera, fac CO.
lifcBdo poF el Jusg Municipal como Rss'
Binato On palmer gEado, hsbi6nd0Bs pasR'
do Lac diIigonCia al Hon. FisOGl dc 10
CoTte de DiOtrito, quisn eDtsndeFG en- 81
RHunt0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24
NOTlCIAS De BAYAMON,
Ode maestro Corresp OnSol. }

Octubre 23.-Ha Rogrssado do loo e.
tRdo8 UnidoB 81 senior don Ricardo Vela,
del alto O0mOFCio de Osta plaSa, Salud6.
mopl0 CaPi6ogamente.
La BafioFs dofiR Maria Mai0onet, viu'
dc de nuaBtEo quaFido amigo y cOmpatFiota
don GFegoTiO solls, me BupliCs hRga p6'
bliCO gu et0rnO agEadsCimiento & tOd0n
RquellAO paEBOnRB que On gu desgFsCis 10
han aOOmpanRdO, d6ndole OOnBuOlO y sBpo'
Cialmenta al doctor FsEnGndsg Mater, poE
GUS valioScs B0FvioiOu. CompIacemoG con
guEto 10 FefeEida nefiorR.
-PFonto He auBentRn para 10 iGI8 IoB
HefoEsl Verg61y y COntAU, FeputsdOu fot6'
gEafos Cuyou trNbOjoB 200 diguoH dc TGco'
mendaTg0. Que lea vSys bion On % nusvR
Pslid0ncia & los busnog amigos.
~-NueutrO respectable y buen amigo don
CRSianO MediavilIa, 90 hRlIa baBtants E0B-
tabIsCidO dc lR enfsrmsdad que Ie tuvo en-
cams. Nos 0legERmoH muy muoho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24
Ia boda Sc hizo sal y aqua.


Una boda que iba tener lugaF hsCs
POGO On Wooster, O., tuvO que B0r tFGng-
f0EidR pOr no RpaFsCsr 8I noyio. La no
via era la Bea9Fita Lucia Warren, hiia del
doctor WGr0D. El novio era Rafael I'd.
dy, hijo do Roberto Eddy, do Wooster.
La Befiorita Warren GBtS c0nstsEnada.
En- 01ta Ciudsd 90 FaCibi6 un tslegVamR
de- Milwaukee, via, en- 81 que 90 d0cfa
que 81 eqBipaja % snContEaba aIlf en- Un
hotol' So cree que 81 hay0 sid0 R1osinAdo
6 RhogRd0. De Milwaukee 10 agCEibi6
una CaEta q 10 Sa6oEitR Warren diCi6nd0Is
que may pR0nto 08tsEia GBu lRd0. 81 fal.
10 en- v0niF y tOdOa Lon GgfGoFEO8 heChog
psEa enC0ntEaFl9, han PaguItado in6tilGg.
Eddy o1labs ooloCadO O1 IR Oompa1fa
Albagono0 stOn8, do ChiCsgO, como Visja'
Fo negOCiant8. ET mansg0E Dc OGt8 COM
PaftR diio que no tsnfa nOtiCiag do Eddy
de1d0 haCiR YaRioa dfaE.
Lo8 j6VonGs smanteg ContinuAbRn un
noviazgo que hAbis empszad0 en- suB dia8
0BcolaFe8.
La Ssflsrita Warren 90 gTaauGds del CO..
Iagio do Wooster y ha Bido una ioysn not
table Ga BOCiodsd. Una gran pRrtida de Bat
noEikaa de OtFag parties habfan sstad0 una
HamenR an Wooster para atendGr & lO8
mucho0 feAtejOg que Gs hsCian On honor Do
Do amiga 10 BGfi9Rits Warren: @
La bodG pP0mstia seF IN gran guCaB0.