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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
ONE MARRIAGE OUT
OF EACH DOZEN ENDS
ir.;.j IN DIVORCE COURT

Washington, Nov. 3O.-One marriage
out of every IL in the United States
terminates, In the divorce court.
divorces Is two and one-half times.
as common in this country al it al
40 ears ago
Illinois grants more divorces than
any other state in the union.
. These are three chief facts set forth
in a compendium Of statistics of mar
rfage and divorce which have just been
issued by the bureau of census, de-
partment Of commerce and labor. The.
statistics are the result OF q full gath
ering OF figures in every state in the
union, the period covered being from
1887 to 1906.
The total number of marriages re-,
corded for the 20-year period from 1887,
to 1906 was u, 832, 044. The total number
of divorces for the period was 945, 625.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
ANNA GOULD SAYS ..r,
CHARGES ARE LIES

Paris, Dec. being asked what he
had to say OF various charges made by
Count Boni, Prince de Sagan, replied:
TN a French court a long-winded
lawyer can get up and say anything
he pleases. He can make all sorts OF
charges and paint you as the blackese
villain alive, but what he merely saws
is never part OF a judgment. Only what
he proves counts. Just wait till next
week, we will show them. some things.
they don't suspect exist"
Yes. broke in the princess, the,
whole thing is a lot Of lies-absolute
lies. The. point was raised that I
left my children without a nurse. They
not only, had a nurse, but a priest,
also" So. 49,: r- -...
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
HIS SON GIVES AWAY
CoUNTERFEITER'S SNAP

,Hazleton, Pa, Dec. 1--Chief Of Po-
lice Turnbach, Deputy Sheriff Guscott,
and United States Deputy MARSHALL
Walsh, Of Scranton, have unearthed
n OF the most dangerous counterfeitt
ing dens In years. .''. +
The owner is Wasil Kalma, a miner
employed by the Black Ridge Coal COM
pany, and did his work az night. -
For weeks the adjacent valleys have,
been flooded with spurious nickeis,
dimes, n other coins, and Kalma
might have continued his operations
indefinitely had it not been for his g.
year-old son, who on Monday handed
John Daubert, a playmate, q handful OF
,nickels, innocently saying: '
My father makes these, and we have
plenty - .
The boy told his father OF his good
fortune, but the elder Daubert com
PEELED him. to return the money, and
Informed the police.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
my TROUBLES IN
SPENDING ALL MY 80.
MoNEY"-BY JNo. D.

New York, Dec. THAT a man with
vast wealth has grave troubles of his
own in the serious difficulty of devising'
ways to get rid Of the money. is the
view of John ID. Rockefeller. He finds
there is a limit to what one can spend ON
food, wearing apparel and home, and
he sees little but harm to the recipient
in giving away money to those who
have not earned 1t.
The result of Mr.. Rockefeller's de-
ductions is that q rich man Is doomed
to keep in his own name practically all
his money and work it for the public
good through safe investments, letting
it reach the people through pay en-
yelopes or benefit them In gifts dis
pensed In an organized. we'll planned
manner
These views OF Mr.. Rockefeller are
related In a third installment OF his
own life story.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
BALKAN WAR CLOUDS ,.
AGAIN ARE "MENAClNG"

Vienna, Noe. 3o.-Various reports, all
seeming harmonious with each other,
create tho belief that the Balkan trou-I
BILE has come to a head and that war
is, near. The situation is in no wise
better. According to information, the.
government has c~onflscated four Vien5
ma newspapers for reporting movements
of troops, particularly at Zemlin. .
r 1t is stated in diplomatic quarters
that the gravest difficulties lie in the
direction of the .Austro-Russian disa-
greement and the probability of an all
lance between Turkey, Montenegro
and SerVia.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
MlLLloNAlRE's SON Llcks BULLY

Cincinnati, Nov. 2s.-Arthur Witt, son OF
Walter Witt, a wealthy manufacturer.
who has been at, the training school for
yeoman at Norfolk. Va, for six months.
came home on a furlough. Glehn Core,
son of a millionaire hotel proprietor who
enlisted several e weeks ago. is wits
bunky at Norfolk. Core has won his
spurs among his comrades, Witt says, be-
cause he beat a bully to a fragile" Core
when hazed objected to ice water being
thrown down his tvck and he vas called
n '~'siss.'' He gave his chief tormentor
a beating. and he did the job SO well, h
won e~verybndv's respect" Witt says
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
CARD sHARPs USE ".'~''
, ATHLETIC CLUB HOUSE
ASA "SHEARING PEN

3. Chicago, Dec. 1.-The Illinois Atk-
ietic club house buzzed last night and
today with, voices of angry members.
The charge that the club card room
had been used as q shearing pen by a
coterie of professional card sharps,
who gained access through 15-day WIS.,
iting cards and other means known
only to q few men who were aware of
the presence. of professionals, raised a
storm that will be long in clearing.
1t will gbreak~out at the next meeting
of the board of directors, when the
question Of Manager Clarence Green'g
resignation Is likely to come UP.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
DOCTORS D
HIM TO TAKE A REST

g., BERLIN, Dec. lit. base been de-
kided the emperor shall go to Corfu.
a Greek island IN the Ionian sea, where
he owns a splendid castle which be-
.longed to the late! Empress Elizabeth
of Austria. He will depart as 500
as possible after the Christmas fes-
tivities of the court at Berlin.
Emperor Wilhelm's cold has passed
of, 1t. is currently reported, but he Is
suffering from obstinate insomnia
brought on by, worrying over recent
events In Germany. 1t Is rumored also
that. his defective ear, which always
becomes painful when he Is run down.
is causing him great suffering.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
HUNTER isLAYs SACRED DEER;

R~hinelanderiT Wis., Dec LA whita
deer was killed near Manitowish by Paul
Won Dyrk. a. hunter from Duluth =
s. When Van, Dyck, fired the shot that
killed the deer he was ACCOMPANIED by an
indian guide. The redskIn apparently be.
caWe derangsd and attempted TO kill the
sportsman. 80
After the fellow became quiet he ext
planned IN broken English to 1.-THE men
that the Indians regarded the killing OF a
white deersas an iTlumeh and was fearful
lest some dreadful punishment would be
INFLICTED upon him and members Of hia
tri* I'D 'ca sec
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
PEOPLE ATTEND ,.
FUNERAL OF A PRIEST

Shenandoah. Pa, Nov. 3O.-A most
remarkable tribute to a priest was paid
today at the funeral of Rev. H. F.
Reilly, rector, of the Roman Catholic
! church here Tor 40 years. Twenty-fiv
cpllieries, employing more than 10000
men and boys, are shut down to enable
the workers to- pay their respects to
tho dead priest. ~.
y publicaschoo here, at Mahanoy City
land other surrounding Communities
closed. All business in Shenandoah
was, suspended. PMoreSthan 200 priests
and fully 10000, people attended the fu-
neral services. .. T.fIs4 . 49,.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
BARRIERS GRASS WIDOW
ELoPES WITH EVANSTON
MILLIONAIRE G

Chicago, Dec. 1.-Evanston society
was startled last night by the informa-,
ton that James +. Fellows and Mrs.
Grace A. Behlike had been secretly
married at South Bend, Ind. The elopel
ment and subsequent marriage termin-i
q courtship extending over a PEI
Rod of years, 1T is said. Mrs. Behlikel
formerly was the wife of Max Behlike,
a barber, with a shop at 924 Davis ST.,
Evanston. About IL months age. he de-
serted her, and recently she secured a;
divorce. '
Fellows is a millionaire manufac.
turer. of paper boxes.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
AMERICAN MINISTER
TO NICARAGUA RESIGNS

2 ~Managua, Nov. ~ 30.--John Gardner
Coolidge. American minister to Mica
ragua, today rendered his resignation.
1t is reported here Mr.. Coolidge took
this step because Of disarproval of his
government in meddllng with internal
affairs at Nicaragua.
Washington, Nov. 27.-It is authori-
tatively stated here that nothing Mr..
Coofidge has done while IN Nicaragua
has met with official disapproval except
rendering his resignation, which has
been accepted with regret, for 1t is said
at the state department he has made
an excellent, official.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
THE PATRIOT is NAME ~
OF LA FoLLETT'S PAPER

Madison, Wis, Dec. 1.-Senator La
Toilette has engaged a residence in
washington for the winter, and will
take his family there with him. He is
busily engaged just now arranging for
the publication OF his paper, for which
the name PATRIOT has been virtually
decided upon. 1t will contain 16 pages
at the start, and will be enlarged later.
Many subscriptions have already been
received. .. 20. ""'
The senator has engaged several not
ed magazine contributors for his star,
according to an announcement JUST
made. 90, .n.s.. r.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
LESLIE CARTER WOULD 49,:
BREAK FATHERS WILL

Chicago, Dec. leslie Dudley
Garter, son of the capitalist and finan-
.cier, Leslie Carter, and, Mrs, Leslie
Carter ayne has iled suit to break
his fathers will. This instrument left
the estate to the testator's brothers and
sisters, ignoring his son because Of
his allegiance to his mother, following
her separation, from Mr.. Carter.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
BILLlK'S MOTHER
KILLED BY GRIEF

Cleveland, Ohio, NQY. SO.-Mrs. Bar
bara Billik, mother of Herman Billik.
under sentence of death at Chicago,
died here today OF heart trouble and
tdropsy.
on Wednesday last Mrs. Billlk re-
a farewell letter from her son.
While reading this she fell into a faint.
Since then death had been expected
lat q NOME
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
PRINTER .-.,
LEIGH RESIGNS

Washington, Nov. 2S.-Publlcl Printer
John S. LeeCh has sent his resignation
to the president, asking that he be re-
turned to service in he7Philippines.
Samuel Il. Donnelly, OF Brooklyn, ".
Y, former president of the Ipternation-
al Typographical union, Was appointed
to succeed Leech. The change is to
take effect December 1.
1t is said dr. Leech's retirement IL
a result Of the presidents opposition To-
some Of his policies.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
DEVICE WILL ANSWER ;
,,s, ALL TELEPHONE CALLS

Detroit, Mich, Dec. III. F. Land,
formerly with the Michigan Telephone,
company ~ and an expert known
throughout the country in that bust.
ness, has begun the manufacture Of a
device which will, answer a telephone.
when the party called Is out. 1t willf
repeat twice, to each call OF the phone,
any message the person expecting to,
be called desires to 7ffnpart to IT. !
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
RED CROSS TAGS .
BRING $40 EACH

Waterloo Ia, Dec. Five hum
dred young ladies. bearing the insignia
of the Red Cross society, constitute a
tag day brigade which is b~esieging the
public in the interest Of the Presbyte-
rian Syndicate hospital, 1t Is hoped to
raise $1,000. and tags are selling like
hot cakes at the minimum price of 10
cents. Some pay IS and SO for the
tags.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
cot. COCKTAILS REPORTS
ON THE PANAMA CANAs

Washington, D. c.. Dec. 2-Geo. w.
Soethals, chairman of the isthnan canal
.ppJaission. has suhrpitted slhis report TO
the president for the fiscal ~yearSending
IIans 30. 100, He-says aanepg-so other
things:
Several changes in INSTRUMENTATION
we're made IN the interests OF economy;
the more important were the substitution
of monthly payments to all employees,
laborers formerly being paid semimonth-
ly: preparation and checking of payrolls
in division offices instead OF the dusburs-
ing office andsthe elimination, OF duplicate
property records In the division of material
suppIies, 6hia.gecopd nAwsheing kept by a
force from the disbursing office located
in the office gof the chief of division OF
material and supplies.
During the ear disbursements on the
pay rolls OF the commission amopnted-to
el&062,00, the average paymeneper month
TO employees on the gold roll being SIS 80.
andt on the silver roll about $40 gold per
month. RI 'h. -
An average of T42 employees were car
RED on h rolls OF this department, at
an ANNUAL cost of $3.50, 34S, 10. a,,E "''
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
Weddina Prnsents.

Mother-This glass has just arriveds
z DaughterI wonder. what it Is for? :
MotherS-LoQks. Like it might do to,
hold a pickle,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
CENSUS OF 1910 ITO
COST SlAll7Wo
Preparation for the Thirteenth
Decennial Enumeration
Is Now Being Made.

washington, Dec. 2.-Tha director
fof the census, In his annual report to
the secretary Of commerce and labor,
says: II estimate thai thu cas-, 0& the;
census of 1910, including the cost of
conducting theSfour annualxjnxestiga-.
tions and the two biennial reports that
the census office sdsrrequired Ito make.
simultaneously with the taking of that
census will be $~l4,117000. Z
Excluding the cost-oftthe -four annual
investigations and the two biennial re-
ports. the probable cost Of the census
proper Is estimated at $12, $50, 900. The
cost OF the faSt4censns, thatruf 1900 was
SI2.520, 900.
The bureau will bufId and own fhe.
necessary tabulating apparatus in-s
stead of renting IL as heretofore. On
July /, 1905. the apparatus which had
been used in tabulating the census OF
1900 n which was owned and oper-
ated by a private company was with
drawn from the bureau of the census
because the company. and the director.
Could not agree oil the rental to be paid
for the use of these mecnanisms. The
-wftndrawAlr az The nfaoiffnEs ~coRfpaffed'
1.-The director to s congress for an ap7
preparation for experimental work In
developing new m~echanisms totbe owns
sed. controlled. and operated by the govS
.ernment. The results Of this experi7
mental work have exceeded all expec-
tations. The new mechanisnss invent,
&RatlSt RsSgSaeeE sIsA Is7saStsan;n allSsSsles
they swpeps@des Nh@ cSH be, sbuilt- ard
operated at q saving in money as COM
pared with previous expenditures for
this purpose. q
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03

my, what a grumpy facet"
Huh! You'd be grumpy. too, II your
name was Patsy Sarsfield Maginnis an
yet had to go to school On de 18th OF
March"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
POSTMASTER GENERAL REVIEWS p,
SAVINGS BANK APPEAL

washington, Dec. 2-1nthis annual re,
port for the fiscal year ended June 3O,"1e0a,
Postmaster General Meyer, gives the total
receipts for the year as $20S, Boil, $50, thereto
showing a deficit OF SIG, 5,222, the largest
fn the history of the department, with an
additional loss from fire. burglary. ETC., Of
S37, 056. The deficit OF 1909, IL Is estimated,
again will exceei SIG, 900, 900.
Attention is particularly called to a mum,
Der Of improvements in business methods
OF the department as tending tor.itsa adj
vantage and the saving of considerable
amounts, Recommendation is sagaiis MAD
Tor the creation OF. the position Of Director
bf posts at a high salary, and who shall
hold office during good behavior, che sobL'
ject being to have a continuity of policies
Tor the benefit of the postal system and
the people OF the United States. .,
The necessity for good roads is pointed
Put In connection with the development OF
she rural free delivery service. 1t is sugl
gested that should congress grant the dei
oartment authority to- utilize rural. routes
still further. blythe establishment of q
dmited parcels post confined entirely to.
rural delivery routes it would then be
possible to earn additional revenue
amounting to millions Of dollars and. at tha
same lint beffeft Tire FARMER D. ~enaDline'
MIN to have merchandise delivered when
ordered by telephone or postal card, which
otherwise would not be purchased. '"The
special parcel post" says the postmaster
general, will enable the farmers to have
email parcels delivered at their gates, to
i've better and to obtain easily the neces-
carries Of life Permission is requested to
establish experimentally a limited parcel
post In MOTTO exceed four counties in or
Ser to demonstrate the probability Of
-he plan. .... IT,.
The postmaster general again urges Leg
station permitting the. establishment OF
3ostal savings banks or repositories in
connection with postQfficea
Experiments with stamp vending ma
.hiueS says the postmaster general, are
stilfz being conducted, with every prospectI
hat the defeetss which, developed fn@thei
preliminary tests will, be overcome! These
machines, it is expected by the depart
nent, will add UNNECESSARILY to the pub
dc convenience. ' q" N@
While favoring an increase inapay of the
supervisory employees in post Offices, the
postmaster general says he has not esti-
mated for additional promotions for the
coming year because OF the great increase,
IN the deficit. sEF @##E.a. ".".n.
Figures relating to the railway mail SER
vice show a decrease OF Is in the number
M railway postal clerks killed and of q
injured. as compared with the fiscal year
.S7. In 1908 there were four clerks and
swo substitutes killed and 14 seriously am
$50 slightly injured.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
PRESIDENT EAURE M
Il swo.ls opViCTIM OF POISON?

Paris, pea4,1.tiThe prevailing 4
q belief In Paris today is that \
; Madame Steinheil deliberately. 4
had her husband and m~otheFsas- \
sassinated. W. !
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
CHICAGO PUBLISHER l..
BUYS STAR LEAGUE

, Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 1,--John c.
Shaffer, publisher of the Chicago Even,
ing Post, and formerly at the head,
of the street car system OF this city,,
announced today that he had pur-,,
chased the newspaper properties en-,
braced I'm the Star league and composed,
OF the Indianapolis Star, the Terre.
Haute Star and Muncie STAR He re-.
fused to state the consideration. ,
The average life of a ship is about 20
years.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03
PRESIDENT AFTER
III. desk AOMIRAlS'
Gives Reuterdahl His Views OF
What's the Matter With the
American Navy. 4

4 Do away with civilian control i.
NJ of navy affairs.
\ Reduce the power Of non n
&.scombatant "admirals."
4 Abolish the navy bureausSr
y Let the men who do the fiahti
Y ing and command the ships Sen.
y troll their actions.
~ Abolish red tape.
\ Increase the appropriationafpr
" target practice. 49, S--
n Cut Down reckless navaIeex.
sHpenditures pinspfred iby politi. !.
" clans. GJ z
y Build more ships. @tFst
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-03

New York, Dec. -l.-There are TIN
things that President Roosevelt advo,
Gates in reference to the sea fghtin,
branch OF the military arm Of govern
ment, t. A~'
/ Until they are done the unitedstate.
will remain unprepared for war .anc
.couftiessc ~~th0usrndB win be enlarged
annually to the navy appropriation.
while greedy politicians viii be the soIs
beneflciaries.
These points were made by the presi.
dent In an interview to be published
In the December Pearson's magazine
from the e 81 Henry Reuterdahl, the
IoyrpalSt who srltictsed The ynavy's
hty4e pf edfstractiof Ahd<fAck sof EN-
GepGy- -.As "
Z AdmiraI's Must Be Quiet
Washington, Dee 1.-ThaN there
shall be no further public discussion by
naval officers concerning the Newport
conference without permissionkof the
president, Is the purport OF an. order
issued by Secretary. Metcalf bYgdirec-
ton Of the President. On October so
department Issued a permit 10 off,
GERS to discuss the. work of this, CON
ference except so far as. it applies to
changes to be made on ships to4be au-
thoriZed In the future. The pkesident
has now concluded that publics discus
sion of alleged defects In batfieshipr
will not serve any good purposes5
w .
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-13
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Award Sch at Printing onesal Organ
to Rat Print SAoo.

Award Sch at Printing onkesal Organ
to RAT Print Shop
The national board Of directors of
the Knights Of Columbus has awarded
the contract for printing The Co
1umasAn,~ the ofhcssl organ of the or
SaasES1soo. 70 D. P, Tooney Of Bos-
sen. who runs an unfair printing
establishment There were six or
Eight lower bids submitted by the
prop-ieso-s of prinserieS employing
onls union men. The contract Is lei
for = period of five years. and Too
nsy9s big was $4,000 higher for the
sye years than the lowest bid from ;
Gnio,s shop,
The Columbian. the Oldest Cath
ole paper in the west, calls upon the
directors 10 play fair with organized
labor and 70 block this raid upon the
treasury of the Knights OF Columbus,
Il IS estimated that IS per cent OF
the membership of the order are union
men. and repeated demands have been
made by state councils that the di-eS-
tors have the Official organ printed
under union conditions.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-13

II is proposed that the shops be kept
open Friday night the same as Sarur-
day night. and then close up about
p m Saturday This proposition
seems 10 meet with approval Ne
sOzla1io1s are pending and everything
is running as smoothly as hair oil
Several showed union men Of vari-
ous crafts have been noticed giving
their patronage 10 unfair barber
shops \ list Of these is being pre-
pared and the names viii be reported
10 the various unions
The BARRIERS are framing things no
Tor their annual picnic, and when il
is palle1 OF II will be something
worth while Nothing has been OIL
ciSlly decided upon as yet but \
whole lot Of unofficial talk has been
INDUCED in The picnic VIII be held
about the middle of July.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-13
HOME iNoUsrRH-Nrr,
Deg Tags Preeared in Chicago AND
Lincoln Mechanics Ignored.

Talk AeoQ, boosting home indus
uy-Shere is = lot OF il not being
aTacsScsi in Lincoln, Instead of siv-
ing the rob of making the dog license
12sS 10 a Lincoln concern. City CLERK
Pratt sent TO Chicago and got what
he calls "a work of art Lincoln has
several concerns that could make Sass
as ornate q lot of tags as the most
fSsSidsoos lot Of CANNES or city CLERKS
could ask for, but they were not given
the lob,
A Lincoln broom factory employ ing
Lincoln mechanics was forced out of
business = few months ago because
Lincoln merchants preferred to ham
die convict made hrooms and Lincoln
people seemed 10 prefer the pen goods
20 the goods made by honest men.
Lincoln business men who are in
the habit OF warning people against
the mail order houses are smoking
and selling cigars made in PsnnsSlvs-
MIA and New York ,eaemen, factories,
Snd thus reducing the number Of Lin
coin made cigars sold,
This home patronage idea seems to
be mostly hot air
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-06-13
The
Wise
Are
Good
By PROF. HENRY sID6xIcx-

teal could wills steady
N with
1t doubt true that if all intellectual and
limitations unchanged and only the fben Of character
would take place departments OF human life But
other inevitable results OF the supposed change
which certainly would not be Improvements
exactly opposite and regard of
with the good of all the and that what really wants
is good If he only knew
liable
the full -
that his no5rity doing his bodily health his
Of
bondage the unnatural would
that who neghhOr clear
friend would the violation Of night that
he thoroughly bad would
thoroughly bad The