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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03
PERSONALS.

Oficer Wilson, who comprises the
police force of Lewisburg, spen
Thursday in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Maxwell, Mrs
Gertrude Harrison, Mrs. Edgar James
and Wade Harrison heard Paderewskl
ut the Ryman Auditorium.
John Fraser and Jake Harlan have
returned from the horse sale at Muir
freesboro. They we're well satisfied
with the prices received for the horses
carried over.
DR.. A. G.. Dinwiddie, Ed P. Turner
and T. H. Williams are at Prospect
today attending the Columbia District
Conference of the M. E. Church,
South.
Polk McKissick, of Chicago, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. McKissick
at Spring Hill.
Mr.. w. t. Branch spent Friday In
Lewisburg on business.
Miss Susie Cardwell, of Nashville,
is the guest of Miss Helen Brant.
Joe Lee came in from Memphis Fri
day for a brief visit to relatives and
also to sell the firm of Lentz & Lee
soda fount.
Mrs. w B. Capers returned Sat
urday from Nashville, where she
had been for some weeks. Her many
friend will be glad to know that she
is On the road to complete recovery
as a result of the operation performed
in Nashville.
Mrs. W. C. Johnson has returned
to Chattanooga, after visit to her
mother, Mrs. John Haley Mrs. john
son was accompanied by her brother,
G. B. Haley, who will spend several
days with her before leaving for his
home in Texas.
Mrs. W. F. Fleming has returned
from an extended visit to Louisiana
relatives.
Mrs. H. A. Brown has returned from
a visit to her two sons at Memphis,
Messrs. John and Hamilton.
C. p. Hatcher, Esq, spent Sunday
In Nashville.
Miss Luree Galbreath, of Kentucky,
is the guest of Miss Olive Dobbins. i
Misses Effie and Liela Ashton have
returned from Alexandria, La, where
they have been teaching for ten
months.
Hardin Figuers, Jr., has returned
from trip on the road.
Charles Parker. Jr., has returned
from an extended trip through Texas,
Oklahoma Old Mexico and Arkansas.
Joe Hagey has returned from Ind
Annapolis and Cincinnati, where he /
carried the John NJ. Gray cattle. He
sold two ears of the cattle at Indian {
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03
HoIman-5Iou

Miss Glenna Blount, daughter of Mr..
William Blount of Columbia, and Hen
ry Holman were principles of sur
prised wedding Wednesday night, going
to Franklin to have the marriage GER
emory performed. The young people
were accompanied to Franklin by
Miss Mamie Addison, Evan Roberts
and Horace Peyton, and the ceremo-
ny was performed by Rev. Russell K.
Smith of the Franklin Episcopal
church. They returned Wednesday
night. The groom is a valued en-
ployee of Alcorn's drugstore and has
many friends here. The bride is an
attractive and accomplished young
woman. They have gone to house
keeping in a nicely furnished home
the groom had prepared Cor his bride.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03
LOOK

For the next Is days everybody that
buys from us we are going to give a
nice present. Don't forget to see us
for prices before buying.-MERoNEY
4 BRATTON, the easy term Furni-
ture store 2S-eod-u&w
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03
DEATHS HARVEST.
Mrs. ]. c. Thomas.

Mrs. J. c. Thomas died Tuesday at
her home on Galloway street after a
long illness. The funeral was at the
South Columbia Methodist church to-
day at noon by Rev. Stroud. Inter
ment was at McCains. She is sur
vived by her husband and two chill
dren.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03

The Students Club met Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock with Mrs. ]. H.
RUSSELL at her delightful suburban
home. Miss Decker read the first
paper, a study of the Conquest of
Mexico. The other part of the lit
erary program was given to the study
of Elsie Venner," from Mrs. Fred
erick Hardy. A discussion of Civic
Improvement was taken up and an
interesting talk of Club Federation
followed. A pleasant social hour with
delightful refreshments followed. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. j. C.
Hardy at the Columbia Military Acad-
envy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03
MeLemore-De eratfenreid.

Miss Pattie de Graffenreid and Mr.
Claiborne McLemore were quietly
married Wednesday evening at the
home of the bride in Franklin. Rev.
Russell X. Smith performed the cere-
mony. The bride has many friends
here, where she has frequently Wis
tied.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03
Fine Mules Here

Stone, Porter & Whites mules are
here now and they are big and extra
good, best load that have been here
this year, will be sold Monday, April
s, at auction at our yards.
3d&w j. w. HOWARD & co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03
AROUND TOWN.


WANTED-After April LIST, abop. s.
head cattle to Craze blue grass
27-2t THOS. H. PEBBLES.
The Porter building at the cornel
Of Sixth and High streets, which wa
damaged by fire some months since. Il
being rebuilt Under the plans th'
building viii consist of eight or nine
rooms
w. J. Webster, Jr.. sold a half in
terest in his fine five-year-old trotting
stallion Saturday to Wilson Stephen,
son for the sum Of $780,. This young
colt viii be campaigned this season
and as a green trotter has shown some
wonderful speed.
Oficer Goad went TO Nashville Sun
day, where he carried Miss Mary
Chesslar to the asylum.
FOR SALE-Eggs from thorough
bred r. C. Rhode Island Reds and
Indian Runner Ducks.-W. r. SPARK
MAN, Carter's Greek. sat
Will c. Lee and DR.. Lentz have
rented the Perry house on West Sixth
street and will move in about April
18th.
Rena, by SCOTS Almont, foaled a
brown flly colt by Hal Chaf1n, 2:05A
Sunday on the farm of Chafin Bros.
Rena is the property of Messrs. Chat
fin Bros. and they are exceedingly
elated over the fact that they have
Hal Chaffin colt.
See notice in this issue of stock
strayed Or stolen.-G. M. Foster offers
liberal reward for recovery of same.
Circuit Court Clerk, A. j. Nichols,
has received settlement of the follow
ing cases and is ready to pay the
money to the persons entitled to re-
ceive it: Fleming VS.. Kennedy, |
State VS.. Cliff Kincade, State VS.. Lem
on Phillips, State VS.. Bob Garner,
Crosby VS.. l.. & N. R. r.
Mathews Bros sold nice saddle
horse Tuesday to DR.. MARSH. of Mid
dleton, Tenn. for 1926
What a good proposition we have for
farmers to raise Peas for us. Come
and see.-CALLENDER & co. 1t
The banks of Columbia will be
closed Saturday on account of the
county primary, So all pay rolls must
,e made up Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bell, who have
,een making Columbia their home,
will move soon to Nashville, Mr.. Bell
laving been promoted by his company
The offices at the court house will
e closed Friday during the funeral
f Mrs. w. o. Gordon, and the officials
yill probably attend the funeral in
ody. IN
Deputy Whitley has returned from
Winchester, where he went for Will y
owan, colored, wanted here on y
harges of assault and battery and X
aiming. The negro was lodged in 4
Ill on arrival here.
Merchants we want you to know *
nat we handle great many goods in X
our line So ask us for what you "
ant and we will make the price ~
ght.-S. E. CALENDER & CO. TIN
Sessum Virgins and Will D. Young, VI
9TH colored, were bound over to court W
by Esq. G. w. Hayes on &
larges of larceny. The negroes were
larged with stealing some meat from :
uncan Cooper, colored. N
The Winnie Davis Chapter Daugh- =
RS of the Confederacy will serve
nner in the building on the square
rmerly occupied by M. d. King on
onday, April 9th. Come and get a y
,od dinner and help worthy cause.
3-2t & W
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03
MauryDry GOOdSCO

200 Rolls of so yards each, 10000 Yards 9 Jap
anese and China Mating. This is the actual yardage
of our spring shipments of Mating, bought from one
of the largest importers of Mating in the country for
spot cash. This enables to offer you some genuine
mating bargains.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03
RELIGIOUS.

Charlie Roberts is critically Ill at
his home in the country.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03

The Monday Night Club was pleas
antly entertained Tuesday night by
Miss Ada Wooten. Bridge was played
at three tables and a delicious lunch
course was served.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03
SOCIETY.


The young men OF Mt. Pleasant win
give a dance tonight TO which a num-
Der Of Columbia young people have
been invited.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03

Ada Scott Rice, society editor o.
the Nashville American, writes:
"A touch of good luck might be
good for some women. A woman who
can not be content with average
blessings deserves to have more real
sorrows. In a world where there Is
untold misery we are ungrateful to re-
bel at the few crumpled leaves we
find on our bed of roses. Think of
the thousands who seem to have moth
ing for which to be thankful.
Let me tell you a little secret.
Every night when you say your pray
ers, add this little line:
Dear God, help me to cultivate
the soul of gentlewoman. To have
the manners, the soft voice, the kind
ly speech, the tolerance and the pa
thence and the ladylike poise of gen.
tlewoman You will be equipped,
then, for life that is properly bal
lasted"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03

20c quality China Mating, 15c yard.
30c quality China Mating, 25c yard.
80 and Csc quality japanese Mating, Zoe.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03

Friday evening at eight o'clock at
the Athenaeum the senior class of the
High School will give an entertain
ment, the proceeds of which will be
used to purchase pictures and books
for the High School. The entertain
ment. the chief feature of which is the
play entitled, six Cups of Choco-
late" has been arranged entirely by
the seniors, who bespeak a liberal
patronage from the public
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-04-03

There will be a regular monthly
meeting of the Maury Chapter U. D.
c. at the Elks' Home Friday after
noon, $3.50 o'clock. Delegates to the
Chattanooga Convention will be elect
ed All members urged to be pres
emit
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
By LEONARD MERRICK

4 perceive only one drawback to the plan con
tinuef Robichon: the management will never
consent to give Us q chance. Is II not always SO
in the theater2 One succeeds IN q certain line OF
business and must be resigned to play that line as
long as he lives If my earliest success had Deen
scored as villain of reodraa, it would be be!IeVed
that was competent TO enact nothing but villains
of rnelodrarna Il happened that | made hit as a
comedian: wherefore nobody VIII credit that am
capable OF anything but being comic
Same here concurred Qulnquart Well then
what do you oroPoset ,,z
Robich0n rnuSed- 80 Since we snail not De aiIOMeu
TO do ourselves justice the stage we must ma al
"A private performance? Good! Yet II II IS a
,,-va- rerfOrrlance how Is Paris 10 be the Judge
"Ah . r,lurrnured Robichon. that IS certainly a
stumbling block
They sIpped their vermuth n2oodlly. Many heads
were turned toward the little table where they sat
There are Quinquart and Rob1chon! no" amusing
thew always arel said passersby, little guessing the
anxiety at the laughter makers hearts
What's TO be done. sighed QulnquAfL at last
Robichon shrugged his fat shoulders and tro"ned
DOTH were too absorbed to notice that. after
- glance of recognition one OF the pedestrians nae
paused and still regarding them lrreSoII
He was = tall burlv man, hablted II rusty blaCk,
and the next moment, as Il hndlng courage Ae
steDped forward and spoke.
fI-4ieraerl | ask pardon for the liberty take
I--lse urges me to seek your protessloTa a4Flle.
am II a position to pay moderate Zee '" III you
permit me 10 explain 1nyseH: .. :: +-,
consideration Of our latest parts we shalI De eSeu
- give YOU our attention at some other Jle. .:
@Alasf" persisted the newcomer. Win me 'll-'g @
,,-,s5.s too am considering my latest part anq
J. ;1I he the crlv speaking part have ever piaytd'
tf7,1,ob | have been appearing tor twenty yeas
1Tf7s+i v,tl have been a super tor twenty years;
e.;4 O,,ingI1art grimacIng r
10, monsieur replied the stranger ai gFllnly, nm y,rI
~. fser the public executioner- And am gong
M - on the horrors of the post have resigned
tn two comedians stared at him. aghast across
r e,,nIit terrace seemed to have fallen the Dlack
shadow OF the gulllotlIle . l "I an,
- I'm TacotIes Rous." the man went on am
-. ;,,e 7y first lecture Sunday, at 81 ilerle-u
TSs,,-r.- and have what you gentlemen can stage
fbt i who never knew what nervousness meant
- Is il not queer. As often as Tehearse
rl-irg on 10 the platform, feel myself 10 DC a.!
- nd legs | don't know what 70 DO WIN lieIA-.
Trrnerlv scarcely remembered my arms ana e2s,
- If course my attention used to be engaged Dy
-. o+Le- fellows head Well Il struck me that you
,;tt consent to give me few hints IN department.
pr79Isbly one lesson would suffice
II !, So "a 5down said Robichon Why did you
.f,sn5or your official position
i''I4)-, a f4ca,.se awakened the truth, Rous an
- / 10 longer approve OF capital PuIlls-4-
49, L j. a crime that should be abolished
The scruples Of conscience hem?
That Is II IN, ,..:. lin.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

N (he s---E .- 1rllertJr1s year,-but the date
i doesr maj. .--RobIchoa and Quinquart both
pad Cgu-- - Nile B-ouetre Mile Brouette
F-s capt-v4.--- actress; Robichor and Quinquart
"eEe the most .--.- # comedians; and all three
were member .. Tie Theatre Supreme. ROblchon
vas such a. i'd. -le pu5lic's that they used to
tlgn before h. --a-ef the frs word Of his role.
hno gu--ua-- -. vastly popular that his silence
'-l5" lne au---- --lg cy-EulsiDrs.
Fr2iess1-a- r. .-- a-Jz-- the two were good
Hlelds. thguEr ---- were s1itOrs for the same
h1-z1 a-i -I- Was doubtless due 10 the fact that
az l2--t- Il l--- -31-S. RgDlChDr more than
S-e G favored The -..-- Ouinalart She fIrted with
.1t-- equally. .---J-5vei them equally, and a.
4S P'le- el.t IS -.a-- had plagued her beyond en-
I--4--e She ---i IL a -,e- that she would marry
53-1 VIZ f- ..- better actor
I'sFl- MOI --e- OF the stage, not q critic on
t5 press, could ..--e make u1 his mind which the
tV.-eT actor was o-lv Suzanne BrOuette could
-'.T S@i1 a-g.-.- tartalizing
51- how shall IRE decide the point. Suzanne?
--4-l--ere1 helpiessly. " Whose pro
-----t--e--- E--- - accept.
hog car rt- Question. be set-leds' qcleried Quin-
IN, N cs--a--- ' VINO shall be the Judge
aV-Fa Fa1is sa-- .- The Judge" affirmed Suzanne.
,.9 @ a'e the ---= Z The public. VII j-Ae the
P-14e wJ-5
crl5L, l21r'e She as pretty q picture. OF she
- - rave -- these things
{ - - 9a-rE-a-- 9..-nf-en. plunged II revere
r. Egi--1a-- gl.1qGar- reflected that she il4I
~ ra-.---S --.u-- her expensive hat. RODlch1i-
b+l y. Inc sane .----yr. he public lauded them
sas H. less generous % one than 10 the other.
lr. "a. ~ tle Judgment # Paris appeared equiFa-
r-- lJs- T',---z The matter S155e 1zs No way pLo
b5Is-+e- l--=- O. Q2--gua-t. None occurred 10
W e1appy" SAID the latter some days later, as
Is - - Sa, ~ the terrace Of their favorlte cafe let
cigs- s1 -1-s s..-a-lJu IL az aulicable way Have
ta1ff@ts'le l.a aye al actor therefore you Ger
an - ~o-le- ,s-7et more talented than ! 100
less pit therefore l inevitably regard You a.
saey,S:- 1-a- n sell. 50 much for our artls--.
rr6r, bl- Fe are also men OF the world anu
beino IS obvious l. both Of Us that might 60 on
demo. tf-- We reached our death beds without
fzs-.---5 ali1g the supremacy OF either. II the
guer,- III OI-y hope Ines II versatIllty,-the con
lie E; -S- distinguish himself II d solemn part
qear- O. O. lhe other WITH complaCence; Tor me
1a.ure i~aIL had been designed tor Z oIOL pE
eoles9s,,..- SAID QuiHquart. He contemplated ms
tancy fs . satlstactlJls for It Impossible 10
6S7z- Ia kooichou as doing anything ii tragedy
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

such lecture might contairl And Of what is it to
consist?
youth my poverty, my experiences as eXecutloner,
.Magnifcentl'' said Robichon. The specters
of YOUR victims pursue YOU even to the platform
Your voice fails YOU. Your ewes start from your
head in terror. YOU gasp for nlercy-and magma
ton splashes your outstretched hands with gore
The audience thrill women sWoOn, strong men are
breathless with emotion" Suddenly he srnOte the
table with his big fist; and little Qulnquart nearly
fell off his chair for he divined the inspiration OF
his rival Listen!' cried Robichon. Are you
known IN St. Pierre-du-E Eauvrayf
4 am known throughout France
Bah l mean. are you known personally; have
you acquaintance there
oh, no. But why:'
There will be nobody to recognize YOU.
It is unlikely in such a place
What do you estimate that your profits VIII
1t is ONLY small hall and the prices are cheap
perhaps two hundred and fifty francs
And you are nervous; you would ike 10 postpone
your debut
4 should not be sorry, I admit But again.
Il shall tell YOU why I offer you five hundred
francs 70 let me take your place
NOusieur,'
is it a bargain."
4 have whirn to figure in d solemn part. You
explain next day that you missed your tram
that you were ill,-there are dozen eNPLanationa
that can be made. You VIII not De supposed -
know that | rers1nated YOU; the responsibility tJr
that is mine What do you say:
1t is worth double the money" denurred the
man.
Not bit Oft All the press will shout the story
Of my practical Joke Paris will be astounded that l.
Robfchor. lectured as Jacques Rous and curdlei
an audiences blood Millions will speak Of your in
tended lecture tour, who otherwise would nercr
have heard ct it. | am giving YOU the grandes,
advertisement. and paving YOU for it beside
Then too, viii throw a department lesson IN Is Il
agreed
Agreed, l.ly..sieur!" said Rous
Al. the trepida.ion Of Quinquartl Who could
n eclipse Robichon if his performance Of The
part equaled his conception OF 1T At the the'ter
the wings r-th-ticaly lie was garbed like
buto,n but le felt Ike Romeo. The throng that
applauded his Japes were far from sasPectng the
rJru4u.I- lJ1Fngs under his scarlet wig. How nearly
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-06-27
Personal
and
Otherwise
Lcc0l Mention

DR.. J. d. Shinnick made a pro-
fessional visit in Orogrande Mon
day.
Stanley and Grant Litchheld
and Leslie Belor left Monday for
Sites.
Mr.. and Mrs, Aldyce Davis re-
turned Sunday from a visit in
Grangeyille.
James Penman, Of Orogrande.
returned last week from a visit
Of several months on Camas
prairie.
Dan Wells, a late arrival from
Spokane, Is building a log house
IN Hickman addition, and viii
bring his family here.
Shissler's new meat market
was opened for business Thurs
day morning la rs new building
east of the Whitaker building,
EYolythlng Is nicely arranged,
and Mr Sdssler reporls busine 5
opened With q rush
Nla Bessie Rundiee arrived
Saturday fl0n We0aiehe, WASH
inNoa ior 3 ylsit with her fau ~
aao lrothV op Red dyer Lev
m ler ln Sites Win q SADDLE
lase
Ni Ge'si left Monday for
.na fl0N sutee he viii 70 "
il0 county seai and get tNo JOY
n.lf aN0 then he goes ~ Stiles
aaHN lhe rumor goes thai on
hsle'uN t1p NJ sllLef he y W
Somebody and ihai sQme
body He Ed Bill make a eall fn
f9melqdy authorized NJ laN NJ
pYf0lW sseN uNdoplHhiNHn
illf - al' rumor aNd ihel0puig
e'sele'ple eny que lNoVlea NJ
i'le anaiT
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-06-27

out Of a Whiskey barrel in Ken
lucky and left nothing but the
bung hole, changed the day OF
the week in Ohio, killed an hon
est lawyer in Montana, blew the
hair off a bald-headed man in
Texas, killed a faithful doctor 10
Illinois, blew the mortgage off a
farm in Kansas, scared a red
headed woman in Michigan, blew
cracks out of a fence IN Dakota,
and took all the wind out Of a
politician in Missouri.
We carry Che best 10 b. had in
shoes the Stilson-kellogg. o.
u. Lapp Co., Ltd.
An editor sounds this warning
which ought 10 bring results
YOU may gather Che stars in p
pail keg, hang the oeeon to a
grape vine 10 dry, wipe tae nose
Of d cyclone with a toWel. eui Che
tail of p tornado for q keep sake,
pat the sky in the ground io
soak unbuekle the holly band 81
eternity and Omen the .un and
moon az health reaoris, hHtnoyer
be deluded Win the iaoa thal
you can escape Doll and eto1al
damnaton u you don't pay ior
y0W papof"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-06-27

Timothy, garden and flower
seeds for sale at 0. G. Lapp Co.,
Ltd.
Pierce City Miner: Andrew
Prader, representing the Fair
banks-Morse Co., at Spokane,
came 10 town Wednesday and
went out 10 the Wild Rose mine
10 look after the machinery his
company sold to the Ozark nj. a
M. Company
The Buster mi e base ball team
Is meeting all the predictions this
paper made for II when the team
was organized early la Che sea-
con, The big boys who Toll hard
all day left Che supper table
twice this week and romped out
% Che ball park and administered
q severe drubbing NJ Che best
cam the illS City champions
could pick up, Monday night
Inc score was "a ID o, and Tues
day night 40 to2 The game on
Vac Fourth $500 he Che leading
attract ln of lhe day when, p rs
md, ave champions wlll rnp ln
.ome linkg nNd curlyeaee Ulai
az known io only lhe ploiea,
Ional Iu tAe naIlenal game
Some nnN00alaf mNn nff0l ~
|all ihe uulh ono 0f ihom
Wlote about eyaone that turned
a Well HIpns side up M NIaa.
'ssippl turned a oellm upNae
down n Iowa moved , township
Ine lp Neblashp bleg the SLAVES
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-06-27

Howard Litchheld returned
Wednesday from Oakland, Cali
fornia.
J. r.. Butchoson, of Orogrande,
was a business visitor Ia Elk City
Tuesday
%. 3. Meeker and his men
started worl, on the Elk City
Orogsande road Thursday
a taiiorlaade suit at bar
gain price. Ask 10 see ID.
TIM q. q, LAPP CO.. LID.
~ u. Ellis Of Sites, president
Of One etitsf-illk City Telephone
Co., is in Elk CITY repairing Che
telephone i0e
Mfs elissler arrived Monday
flom heWsome ~ visit fof few
days IA GAG home of hof daggh-
t9 Afs ~ A inuwm
h1aldleton,dapuiy assessor
Na "a flk Cily tle trst ~ tho
week. "a odleiW business ~
We0t from here to Dixie
a.o.a Nilk0s Wa bruised
badly y q fal ifolna horfopllle
rt'Delf4 tle haal9 mlnoI0a
cay fyog|nR she Nas confined
A. hV D0a ~ iHo de5a
~ ~ bWmn "a Hg9ao
liump Nas ~ llf l.ly seYaN
aNf fhe lHier par u he 8eos
Whl'e relpfOlDg llom q tlD oHf
nae A ifJopor1f Hr Watson
80 oa0alaate ~ sleaH AZ az
deuogeiip gelset