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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-22

cake were served throughout the even
ing by Miss Mabel Rutan.
The local court of the Catholic Or
der of Foresters will celebrate lne
twenty-ffth anniversary of the found
ing of the order on Sunday, May "a.
In the afternoon initiation will be had,
and in the evening program will be
carried out, at which there will be
speeches, and the families of members
will be,,invited.og sHt ga+i.at
afarllftG,i !. :. :. t
tDr Ga r. Currani took "a trip to
|Worthington yesterday. 80
Dr. A, F. Schmitt made visit to
Wells yesterday.
Mrs. F.. w. Otto and children have
gone to Hitchcock. s. d., to visit rel
atives for a couple of weeks.
Mrs.gC. l.. Kennedy returned from
Sta Paul last evening, where she at
tended the meeting of grand chapter
Order or. the Eastern Star.
ID. S. Evans has returned from the
twin cities. where he attended the
Knights of Pythias grand lodge and
the Pythian Veterans association. He
was elected one of the vice presidents
of the latter
ChaNes Jewson was passenger to
Minneapolis this morning.
W. A. Just and family of Rapidan
left yesterday for Spokane, Wash.
to be gone for a year.
George Ballard left last evening for
/, Portland, Oregon, to be gone couple
of months.
Mrs. Russell arrived from Grand
Rapids, Mich, this forenoon to attend
the funeral of her son, the late Will
liam Russell. this afternoon.
Attorney w. d. Abbott of Winona
was in Aankato today.
A. c. Stevenson of Rochester was
| in Mankato over night
Ed. and Grace Johnsoni of Cannon
Falls were in Mankato today.
Miss Blanche Donahue of Worthing
ton visited in the city today.
Nels Christensen of Redwood Falls
was in Mankato last night.
| DR.. l.. A. Faulkner was called to
| st. Paul on a professional case today.
He will attend meeting of the high
court of Independent Order of For
esters in Minneapolis Saturday evening.
DR.. Faulkner is high physician of the
/ state for the above order.
st. Peter Herald: Louis Schlekau
went to Mankato on Wednesday To
coufer with number of Mankato
men who are planning to start a shirt
factory.
Mrs. F. j. Kerr of Wells visited
friends in the city last evening.
/ Andrews p. johnson was in fror.
Lincoln today.
| DR.. Burroughs of Lake Crystal was
in the city today.
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st. Paul, where he had been for a
couple of days.
S. G; Bullard of st. James dined in
the city yesterday, ,,s.s ar # 2
Miss Josephine Weber of Minnea-
polls and, F. j., Weberisof Slayton visi-
ted in the city last evening, ,aat
d C.t'B.u Augufi of Albert Lea visited
in the city today enS ti'5 ar,ma
S. J. Lamphere' and j. Han,ill of
Jantesyille were in Manlkato over
night. :, ~ ,4,ag ,,aariin4 -
Fi.AosR. Schmidt of Dundee Was in
Mankato overnight. ifr1aHma) h1s2
|ysA. "a. Koch of Albert Lea was in
Mankato today uigt - r4rl s"i.".
be Mrs. George H.. Christian and Mrs
Llewellyn Christian offs Minneapolis
visited riiigt the city today. bnfd II
2nAttorney CIR. Fowler of 7Minneapo-
lis was lin Mankato today,"' having
business in the United States court.
ry M. n. Penners and wife of New
IdSuc NlSlteu HI hdHhtUo ONel' iHlSlt.
Svend Oksnee and wife of Spring
field, Mass, were guests in the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson and son OF
North Mankato left yesterday for
New York, en- route for Norway,
where they will spend the summer.
Mr. Mahoney, who came to attend
the funeral of his father. returned
yesterday to his home at Williston.
n. d.
Mrs. Philpot has gone to Odensburg,
N. Y, to visit relatives.
Mrs. August Rhcinfeart of Amboy
was operated upon in a local hos
pital last evening.
Mrs. Fred Wetzel of LIE Sueur Cen
ter was able to return to her home
today, after having been cured in a
local hospital.
A. c. Gran was at LIE Sueur yes
terday where he addressed a meet
ing of the Mems club;
Mrs. Emma Daley of Princeton
ILL.,. is visiting her sister, Mrs. l..
l.. Osborne.
Mrs. c. II. Leaman has returned tC
her home in Minneapolis, after visit
in this city.
Deputy Sheriff Klughertz was sum
moned to st. James today to take the
witness stand against James Bradley
charged with burglary.
Lee Mace went to Elysian today t.
look at some horses.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

The closing night of the ladies gym
nasium work was marked last evening
by an elegant banquet, attended by
the fifty ladies composing the ladies'
classes, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gran and
Mr. and Mrs. Roemer. The first part
of the evening was given up to a
gymnastic program, very well carried
out, and during the course of which j.
R. Snow took several photographs of
the ladies in costume. One showed
them in a pyramid.
The banquet was served at $3.50
o'clock in courses. The tables and
rooms were attractively decorated An
orchestra from the Twentieth Century
band furnished music.
Mr.. Roemer, the physical director,
was presented with handsomely
framed picture, and also with a Teddy
bear spoon for the baby. This was
a surprise for him, and was greatly
appreciated. He has[done some SPLEEN
did work, and the ladies were not slow
to show their appreciation.
The entire affair was most enjoyable
!. =. (.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
c.. NJ Fiero, Baker avenue, Wednes-
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From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
The May party given last evening at
Schiller hall by the Eastern Star was
attended by about sixty couples and
was one of the best parties given this
season. The hall was beautifully dec
grated for the occasion. Music was fur
nished by Lamm's orchestra. Refresh
ments consisting of fruit punch and
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From Mondays Daily.

FROM MOtludy Ddlly.
The five year course Juniors of the
state normal school on Saturday even.
ing entertained the five year course
seniors at a ESQ o'clock banquet at.
the school 1t was a very, pleasing
affair. The banquet was served in the
kindergarten rooms in six courses, and
was followed by toasts., The rooms
were prettily decorated in the class
cOlors, and the lights were softened
with pink shades. Pretty place cards
were provided.
NJ. o. Sundt and son spent Sunday
with relatives in Minneapolis.
Mr.. ID. j. OLeary of Waterloo spent
Sunday at home. .-.
w. ii. Glenn has gone to Cass Lake
where he will visit his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Bartholomew.
John FreschOltz, who went from here
to California several years ago, has
returned to st. Paul and will remain
there during the summer He speaks
highly of California, but at that likes
Minnesota. NIE~ Frescholtz will visit
Mankato soon.
Pocatello Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hoerr from Mankato, Mimi,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. William
,Jost on Hayes avenue.
Miss L. Louise Orr of Redwing was
in the city today.
j. S.-Kilbride of Candy was in Man
kato over night.
Alderman Gary is able to be out
again after a Weeks illness. $50.
ID. w. Matteson of st. Paul spent
Sunday in the city visiting his, wife
who has been sick for the past two
weeks
Thomas Rooney and G. X. Hanna
left Saturday evening for Roswell
Idaho, where they will remain. Mrs
Rooney and her mother, Mrs. Hanna
will go this week. zra-r- 7rss .-s--ss ''-
Arne Knutsen, of Medic was In
Mankato today on his way to Winona
to serve on the jury in the federal
court
S. J. Cookson of Lake Crystal was
in the city today.
Miss Bomby and Miss Miranda Bot
tomley, teachers in the Lake Crysta
schools, spent Sunday in the city.
+. Y. Niehoff, who has been engaged
in the drug business at Superior
Wis, for a number of years, has beer
very sick with typhoid fever for some
~ nj nt IN
perior His brother, II. A. Niehof
of this city, has been at Superior the
past week and his mother was itele
graphed for. yesterday and left, OF
an early informing train today. = III
John Wigley. has. returned from q
trip to Chicago. He was attending the
stock show, which was in progress
tsres I'D ;.
Superintendent J. NJ. Mcconnell tool
the afternoon train for Winona, where
he will look over. the plant for The
= domestic science work in the public
schools, with a view to learning what
is needed in starting this work in
the Mankato schools. - tu,
Judge Pfau was home from st
James over Sunday, and returned there
today to pronounce SENTENCE !, upol
James Bradley, who was convicted o
grand larceny in the second degree
Court will probably adjourn today, a
there are no more cases for trial
Thei case against John Martin vii
probably be nulled.
w. b. Davies has returned from st
James, court work being over.
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From Wednesdays Daily.

At 7:3O o'clock this evening will
occur thclmarriaSe at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wash
ington Iatourelle, in Danville, of Miss
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The
National Citizens Bank
Of Mankato, Minnesota
UNITED STATES DEPOsITARY
OFFICERS:
Of Mankato, Minnesota

OFFICERS:
LoRIN CRAY, President f. X MEAGHER Vice Pres
GEO. w. SUDDEN Cashier. f. E. DURoE Asst Cashier
w. ANDERSON and j. N. DEaLMANN Telers
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From Thursdays Daily !.

From Thursdays Daily .s.st " s}s
The entertainment given last evening
at armory hall by the Boot and Shoe
Workers International union was atten-
ded by fully 700 people. Seats for 500
had been placed, but every bit of
standing room was filled. The admis-
sion was free. A
The entertainment consisted of NOV
ing pictures, :. illustrated songs, piano
playing, and a lecture by c. H. Nc
Morrow, who manages the entertain
ment. The lectures was very good
The pictures were for the most part
comic, but thirty eight union labels
were shown and described The songs
were good, and the entertainment las
ted about two hours. 1t will show in
the larger places, like Sioux Falls,
Winona and the twin cities. -
]. !. !.
Minneopa Rebakah lodge No. Y, will
give reception at the l.. o. o. F.
hall NAY 81 from six until eleven
o'clock p. M, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. P. Young's fiftieth wedding
anniversary. Members of No. 10, 1. o.
Q. F. lodge and their wives are in
vited, also the husbands of members
of Minneopa Rebekah1 lodge No. Y.
The ceremony will take place at seven
o'clock
.s + i.
Melvin Zschunke was five years old
Monday, and in honor of the occasion
be entertained six of his little friends
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs! T. p. Zschunke. at their resi-
dence, 3l9 Pleasant street, in the af-
ternoon. He was presented with num-
Der of nice gifts, including a base
ball iHitt, and among the nice refresh
ments served was "a cake with can
dies. The youngsters had fine time.
4. !. !.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Donna
COLA. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Domagola. to Mr.. George Thieling of
La Moline, n. d., took place at st.
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40
Profits Sharing Deposits

lew people are aware to what extent this
bank shares its profits with its depositors and
it may be of interest to know that during the
year 1907 we paid out over $4,000 in interest
to those OF our customers who left their money
on time certificates of deposit for six months
or longer.
We have always paid as much interest on
time deposits as conditions at the given period
would permit, and shall continue to pay for
such deposits at the rate of 40 per annum
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-04
HRowNls PrnsI0Ns.

y y j. r.
The following 10 aliDt of PEN
sions aud increased pensi ms 10,
gently allowed through the efborts
of d w Brown, Pension Attorney
Of this oity.
Mary Seibe. widow of John Il
Selbe, of Phillipsburg, Kansas,
original pension of $l2 per month
from April 10. 1908.
Mary A Boggess, widow of Jno
A Boggess, of Point Pleasant, or
igiual pension of $l2 per month
from April 10, 1908
Mary a Gable widow of Abner
Gable. Point Pleasant, original
pension $ls per month from April
1908.
JFM Hill. Heights, guardian
for minors of George w Kinney,
deceased, SIG per month from
April 10. 1908.
Harriet Stone, widow of John
Il Stone, Point Pleasant. $l2 per
month from April 10. 1908.
Andrew j Shepherd. Of Hender-
con, increase OF peneion from $l4
per month TO SIT per month. from
August 26, 1908.
Henry Rifle. Waterloo incTease
of pension from $14 to SIT per
month from August 81. 1908
James M. Blackburn, Addison
Ohio, renewal, re.issue and in.
crease of pension from $12 to $14
per month from August 10, 1908
jacob w MessiOk, Wyoma, in.
Grease pension from SIT to $24
per month.
Thomas d Fauver, Flat Rock.
increase Of pension from SIT to $24
per month.
Samuel Oliver, increase Pen.
sion from $14 to SIT per month.
Caroline Adkins, Point Pleasant
balance due on bounty. pay, etc.
So SO.
Adam J Brannon, Beech Hill,
balance due an bounty, pay, etc.
$219.
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r+orHrR ID WAITING.

Written on The death 81 MIs: Js n , PnllI e,
Misa Amy Mulford.l
They laid you down TO alnmbnri sleep on %
the resurrection morning ahall dawn,
And our loving Savior shall come again ana
sorrow shall forever have zone.
You were prepared TO die and were only walt
ing tho coming OF Gods appointed time;
When our Savior would como TO take You "a
Hishome in heavens deathlesa CLINE.
A fatal disease had attacked her and would
not pass away;
And every week her form grew moro slender
and her cough grow deeper day after dayi
she was entering ON that Journey TO her
home beyond the sky.
And her faith grew brighter and brighter, as
the parting hour drew nigh.
o. think that IL would be happier fate 70
be called suddenly from earth away;
And without growing weaker and weaker
and having to endure pain every dayi
But our Father, who 10 leading us knows
which way Is best,
To prepare us for life eternal In the man
sions OF the blest.
She was passing away from her loved ones
here 70 her painless home In bliss;
And her welcome would sound In the heav.
emily land when the farewells were huhhed
in thisi
But she was not drifting out over an un'
known sea to o silent and unknown shore.
But she was going homo in her sayior's care
TO that land where death comes no more.
And her children miss her sadly, In their
home where every object reminds them OF
her amp their terrible loss
But when they Join her yonder in their home
above, heaven will appear dearer to them
after this cruel GROSS;
And they know that she awaits their coming
In her beautiful home aJar,
When their life here 10 over and they pass
through the gates aJar
And they Will exchange their tears for smiles
of Joy; their sorrow and anguish for end
less bliss;
And they will be given the meeting with
Mother in that land for the farewell-the
parting in this;
And while we bow In sympathy with her
loved ones, we should also rejoice that to
her no more pain can come,
And that another has Joined the white-robed
throng and another Is safe at homo.
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The frat freight oar shortage in
moro than a year 10 reported by
the Gould limos between Pittsbnrg
and Toledo. Every freight oar and
locomotive fit for service has been
in use for the past two months and
there is not sufficient amount Of
equipment TO handle the business'
originating In The Pittsbnrg dis
trict. While there has been some
improvement In the GOAL, coke and
steel tonnage along the Wabash-
Pittsburg Terminal. the Wheeling
q Lake Erie and che West Side
Belt railroads, the oar shortage 10
said to be partly duo to the fact
that no new equipment has been
purchased for a year or moro.
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MEMORIAL.

Mrs Mary j. Greenlse, aged "
years. died at the home of her
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Early Fog
lesong, October 10th. 1908, after
several weeks illness. She leaves
a daughter and son to mourn her
untimeIy death. She was good
woman aud died with the hope OF
meeting her many loved ones gone
before. Funeral services conduct
ed at Eokard U B. Church by the
pastor, Rev. Cullen, and her re
maine laid to rest in the Eokard
burying ground.
Dearest mother, thou hast left US,
And our loss we deeply feel;
But Ills God who has bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet sgaln we hope TO meet thee,
When tho day oflife Is ied,
And In Heaven with Joy 10 greet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Farewell mother. farewell motheri
We must say our last farewell,
TIL we meet beyond the river,
, Happy there with thee TO dwell.
"A FRIEND.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Susie WaRgener returned
Saturday from visit to her unole,
Mr.. Tab. Waggener and wife at
Colorado Syringe, Dol.
Rev Lotus Hughes. of Wash.
ington. ID. o., spent Wednesday
with his sister, Mics Eva Hughes
this city. Mr.. Hughes was paetor
of Trinity NJ e. Church some
eighteen years ago, and has many
friends here.
Mrs w e Allen has been quite
i'll for the past three weeks, but is
now some better. SRI
Mrs.. Rankin Wiley was the
guest of Mrs Frank Ball of Cali.
pole, few days last week.
Misses Kate Gibbs and Anna
Middleooff wee guests of friends
in Middleport the first of the week
The recent low water in the Ohio
river has afforded fine opportu.
nifty for ourio hunters 10 gather
mementoes from the wrecks of the
two steamboats,. America and
United States, which occurred De
oember 4, 1868. nearly 40 years
ago. Last week portions of the
wrecked steamers could he plainly
disosrned lying where the accident
occurred about a milo above War.
saw. KY Only about one foot OF
water has covered the two i'll fated
steamers for the past week and
parties from the neighboring towns
have paid visits to the wrecks and
nearly all have brought back me.
mentoes of the disaster which was
more destructive to human life aud
property than any accident which
has occurred on the Ohio river
Over 800 lives were supposed to
have been lost, although there may
have been more. The registers Of
both steameTs were destroyed The
steamers America and United
States were the two finest double
deck cleaners on the Western
waters and cost over $500. 600 each.
The packet Courier, owned by
the Greene Line Packet company
was stranded on the Greenup bar.
She is now on the docks here The
Courier is money maker for its
company and has been enjoying a
thriving business between Cinoin.
natl and Maysville. It will be re.
membered that the Courier figured
in more serious predioament in
1908. when she was hemmed in the
Toe gorge at Hanging Rock and
laid there for several days in a
perilous position.
The Courier has one of the sweet.
est toned whistles of any packet on
the Ohio, and is great delight to
many inhabitants living on the
river bank along the course the
packet plies This whistle was
formerly on the old st. Lawrence
w j s.
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surprlss Bir.hday.

Monday. October 26. 1908. being
Mrs. Billy Colsman's ~ mile stone.
Hickory Ohapel friends gathered
st her home to enjoy che and hex
husbands hospitality, not with
che foot that Mrs. Cole
man was taken by surprise. She
,was perfectly delighted TO have
her friends with her and in shori
time with little help from MrS
Morrison and Mrs. j. III, Jones
the guebts were invited to the din
ing room where the table wal
grooming with the good things to
eat; "a people ate with a Drawing
appetite and still there was an
abnndanoeleft. The presents were
many and useful, as we'll as oTna.
mental.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs, Samuel Fade, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Eads and daughter Fredia,
Mr.. and Mrss j, L, Barnett. Mr..
and MEsoHerbert Eads and ohild.
rem. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Morrison,
Mr.. and Mrs.. j. M. Jones and
daughter Ora. Mr., and Mrs. Will
Lawson Mr.. and Mrs. J w.
Childs, Mr.. and Mrs II Hoffman,
Mrs. Della LaRue and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Coleman. The music Mr..
Hoffman furnished was enjoyed by
all. A Guest.
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Epworth League.

The following is the program
OF the M 3 Church, South, Friday,
November 6, at 8 p m.
Topio-The Spirit Enriched
Life.
Leader-Miss Retta Miller.
Hymn.
Psalm IXV-Read Tesponsively.
Prayer, concluding with the
Lords Prayer in concert.
Hymn.
Topio-Text-John VII, 37-44:
Col. IL l-5-Miss Retta Miller.
Reading on Topic Arthur Knapp,
Song-Miss Callie Comstook.
The Spirit Enriched Life in
Romans VIII. Discussed by
several members.
Reoitation-Miss Bertha Stein
bach.
Violin solo-Roy Woelffel.
Hymn.
League Benediotion.
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lzighnOon wedding.

Mr.. Edward Everett Fisher and
Mics Virgie Auepsta Hart wege
united in marliage at the homo of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Hart. near Letart. w. Vaa
Wednesday, October 81, 1908. at
1900 O'Clock, Rev. Barnhouse
officiating. The wedding parties
were Mr. Emery Fry. cousin Of the
groom and Miss Jennie Blessing,
brides maid. Promptly at 1900
O'Clock the guests were ushered In
to the paTlor when they formed a
semi clrcle under a beautiful arch
of ferns decorated with white
ohrysanthemuns and white satin
RIB IN, where they Joined handle in
tho holy bonds of matrimony'
The bride was dressed in a cream
elk jumper suit over a white elk
waist, the brides. maid wac dressed
in very becoming white gown.
The groom and sroom.man was
dressed Ia q conventional black.
After the ceremony the gnestS 70
tired to the dining room whore o
three course luncheon wac served.
The table was ladened with the
delioacies of the season and in fact
1t was the most enjoyable occasion
which has occurred atthis place In
many years. at the end of the
third course the brides cake WEB
aerved amid much merry making
and laughter. The ring was found
by Mr.. Oscar Hart. the money by
Mics jennie Blessing, the darning
needle by Mrs. vene Fisher. Many
useful presents was received by
the bride.
Those present were: Rev. and
Mrs. Farmhouse. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
M. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Hart, Mr.. and MrS. Il. Hart. MIR.
and Mrs.. e "A, Roush. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vene Fisher, Mrs. Eliza Fry,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adkins, Misses
Eva, Mile and Sarah Fisher and
Deloie Roush, Messrs. Cleveland
Fowler. Fred Fisher, Earl and
Osoar Hart. The guests departed
wishing the happy couple long
and prosperous life. They will
make their future home at Macon
City. West Va. A Friend.
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Tie place TO buy furs, suite and
at d B Sisler & 90.
DEATHS.

Il Mrs. Alice Dodson, wife of James
,Dodson, died Sunday evening at
her home in Clifton from consump.
tion. The deceased was forty nine
years of age and leaves a husband
aud several children. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock with burial in the Clifton
cemetery.
Mrs. Nancy Zerkle. an aged lady
of New Haven, died Monday morn.
ing, The deceased was in her
ninety, first year, The funeral was
held Wednesday morning at nine
O'Clock from her late residence and
burial will be in the Bumgardner
cemetery.
5. Rnu oootu and nkiPfa NJ mr.
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The little son of Eber Dawson
and wife. Middlebourne, died at
their home Friday morning. Dot.
90, 1908, after being i'll for several
weeks from mal.nutEition. Mr..
Dawson with his family at one
time resided here when he was edi.
tor of The Macon Republican. To
the bsreaved ones we extend our
sympathy.
About the highest thing in life
is your wife's bill for new sonnet
The criminals teaTs of repent
anoe are always shed after no IL
caught