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New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
ANNUAL MEETING.

AS late as last Thursday inquiries were mace 81
the general Office TO the hour OF the annual
business meeting tomorrow. and also the pr}ce OF
luncheon tickets, by those who have missed former
s-,o,,,cor,ents The desired information Is repeat
81 The business session will begin promptly al 10
g. m in the small ballroom of the Hotel AstoT- bV
a mistake of the printer the business houF ID
given Al 1890 on the tickets The luncheon VIII De
served IN the grand ballroom at l:S" Inc tickets
are g The ticket committee Will be in attendance
IN eceive the money for tickets not previously paid
for The branches that pay on that day VIII nhd
their tickets ready for them, with branch name
and numbered tickets for each guest IN separate
envelopes Please make ell checks payable 10
Tribune sunshine Society.
The Elm City branch, Mrs. F. B. walker pFes-
dent is the banner branch in attendance this year,
as thir+y-four members viii be present at the
luncheon 49,
Mrs. J. Edward Murray. OF the Friendly Ala
branch. is chairman Of the ticket committee;
1siss .Ibe-+sor OF the "Spinsters' branch. will
hav. charge OF the badges sale for that day
Miss Helen Briggs and Miss Dorothy. RlcaTu' OF
the Young Ladies' Club Of Summit n J. ana
Miss Ceneyleve Frost OF Manhattan. will serve on
the hospitality committed They Will wear SeiIo"
and white badges the T. S S coors- Ihe dla-
grams containing the table numbers and narhet
ot guests at each table will be found with Mrs,
p A Benedic-, chairman OF the luncheoh COIi-
r,ittee The tables will be arranged in the oroer
in which the applications for tickets were received
at The Office.
Programme: The guests Of honor who VIII ad~
dress the members after the luncheon will oe Mrs.
]. Borden Hartman. Miss Winifred Holt and MI.
Nidzuno the Japanese Consul General
The musical programme. which Is especiaHE a.
tractive contains the following numbers:
Ao0'1OO" Miss Helen carrinston soprano. --,-,..r,
Ih.rodaetion IIaloresoas oiai., D Ambrose
Mrs : Darlington will preside at tie piano
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
PERSONAL

N-z Fqorsnce Hull winterburn, T S. g. mem
be- has tust taken the position OF editor OF Amer
,cana +" which is the new name Of the american
historical Magazine" Mrs. Winterburn is the
author of several sociological books and has served
. ..sociste editor of New York magazines. Mrs
I5-,,,.rh,.r,, viii attend the annual luncheon.
Mrs K Greene president OF the Chelsea branch
sstc5 so- Europe on April II. Miss z. Z Brink
elevated T g. g. member, who is at St Fincents
Hospital is much improved that she VIII be
ri. 60 receive GREETINGS and friendly calls from
c,.,,,,. ,oArnbers Miss Brink lives in Middle
town. n. Y. and knows few persons in New York.
a. ,hsra IS greater opportunity for city members
IN make aer convalescent days moro CHEEKY.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
OTHER MONEY.

Mrs Coleman. Of NVestheld, y j. has gwen = d"
as 7 S 6 dues; McM-. 81 special cheer. in
response TO three appeals IN the column: NJ Nick
of Manhattan. 81 for the deserving woman on west
9th street and NJ. 8. OF Manhattan. . for the
same member: Mrs Joseph shardloW' Sc FOR emer-
geucy fund end Mrs. Eichell. q for the same fun-
Mrs Powell Of Hackengack, X. J.. 81 special
cheer for young man; Annisquam (Masso branch
81 as T. S. s dues: Chelsea branch. = - for Rest
House fund and 81 special cheer. and Mrs r !
Potter, Of Long Island, so for special emergency
cases
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
FUNERAL OF MISS HELEN A. MARDEK.
Delegation Of Smith College Students and
Faculty Attend Service at Somerville, Mass.

Scr1eTE'iIle. Mass, May 2--The funeral Of Miss
Helen Aver Tarden. she Smith College student who
fatally shot Thursday oD the college campus
By Porter Smith. OF Chicago who later committed
suicide, held to-day al the home Of her parents
IN This city There were present delegation Of
fifteen fellow students. Professor Henry Van Dyke
Sleeper, of tire college. and Miss Mary Eastman the
college registrar The Rev H D Maxwell pastor
~ the First Cuversalist Church, conducted the
ercises.
Al incident Of The service the playing ot a
rorrion Of musical composition on which Miss
uleot
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

4 class in dressmskng at the Pascal Institute
School of Domestic Arts and Science will oe grad
uated Thursday afternoon, May O. The exercises
will be held at o'clock, the institute building
SO Lexington avenue. Professor David Snedden.
of Teachers College will talk on The Social Sig
nifcance of Industrial Training" Mrs Edward X
Emerson president Of Pascal Institute Association.
will present the certificates. and Mrs J. de l. NJ
I.ozier will make the address 70 graduates. The
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
PARTY roR DAY NURSERY.

The thirteenth annual birthday party OF the lAtte
Missionaries Day Nursery, No % St Mark s
Place Manhattan. Of which Miss Sara Curry IS
nrasident will be held at the 7th Street Church
No % 9Th street, On Tuesday evening. May IL
To each invitation is attached small SIX DAG u
t, the rennies dimes or dollars of those who de-
sire 10 aid the day nursery. The work done by
Miss Curry in one OF the congested districts Of tho
Eas+ Side is so remarkable that il is hoped many
Will he glad to aid It generously.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
WANTS A SUIT.

4 Kentlewoman who is a Sunshine member OF
MANY ,-es-s' standing writes that suit sent 10 her
nv T & 5. member last fall has been her very
hest and IS still good. but is too heavy now Tor
80, climate and she very much needs q sum
,,sr suit She adds: "A kind neighbor sometimes
+akes me with her church for q drive want
~ Iook nice enough 10 keep her from feeling
ashamed Of me- Of medium height and thirty
= ;-obes bust measure If 1 am asking much
SO. forgive and forget it. for the sake of the
1o,,. and gratitude bear you for past kindnesses
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
CLUB AND SOCIAL NOTES.

The National Plant. Flower and Fruit Guild
held It's annual meeting at the home OF the COun-
tess Leary. No. 1882 Fifth avenue Thursday after
noon Branches were represented by delegates from
Philadelphia. Albany and various other cities.
The officers elected were: Honorary president
Rev. Edward Everett Hale: president. Mrs John
Wood Stewart; vice-presldents. Mrs. Alexander
Van Rensselaer, Mrs Margaret Deland Mrs Will
fam Corcoran Eustis. Miss Jane Adams; secretary
Miss Ada Laura Fairfield; treasurer Mr. Herbert
G. Ogden and recording secretary, Mr.. Seth Thayer
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

The New York Diet Kitchen Assoclado1 -
rather proud OF its record for last summer or o
! 49O babies and 1851 nursing mothers under ID
care OF the uatrons at the different kitchens Gnk
the 1905 season, only seventeen individuals oSeo
The association plans TO branch our IN seer
directions this summer. For one thing. u VIII 90
more educational work: the ulatrons viii snla-Ss
the practice they have recently adopted. OF soln<
into the homes and teaching ths nnotneTs nov %
take care Of their babies and how 20 modify Elk
a. home Most OF those who conc 70 the Ercnens
for milk are destitute Finding. however, tnsz
there are many tenement mothers who would hAs
10 bl1v certified milk. but can't Ahord the EnarSs1
nr,cs the association has decided to sell tneSs
=, +be-s certified milk az six cents a quart T.
ger IL they must bring reG'1isition. signed oy =
r1,-sician or one OF the eighty cooperating caa7-
ties that the milk IS needed for sickness 4nlS
nran OF selling certified milk 70 these Tno ar
-. - ,a- sornethlr- has been tried for ssTsrsl
months in three Of the Kitchens and its enGen1y
thoroughly tested
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

z lot Of maps. a dictionary, etc. I perfectly
equipped now help the neighbors who need aid
in studying the Scriptures And am so glad 10 be
able TO do So There is little I can do to help any
one and to do that little gives ne great pleasure
think OF the widows mite and the cup of cold
water and take courage therefronl.''
Mr Buck Of Nashville, Tenn. a crippled ex-
soldier says that the request of Miss Kreskey, the
T. s s branch president, reading to be sent to
him. has been responded TO in a most generous
manner One unknown friend has sent years
subscription of magazine and another the Army
and Navy Register" which especially pleased him
MANY others said he. have contributed who did
not give addresses ask the privilege OF thank
ing them, also YOUR valuable paper. for making
known my needs
Mrs. a. Mailer. OF Chelan, Wash has been too I'll
to acknowledge personally the sunshine greetings
that have reached her. but she is grateful have
cheor in her isolated life. The Invalid at Live Oak
Fla, was more than pleased with the white waists
sent to her from the general Office. Avenue A
branch had barrel of sunshine from the Office TO
distribute among needy families, A Pennsylvania
invalid, confined to her bed wonders how she could
exist all II unexpected and helpful rays Of sun
shine did not find their way to her from time to
time: two working girls less pleased with
the attractive suits and other garments given to
them; while some clothing has been found for the
little Polish girl she IS still In need OF shoes;
Cuban child and her friend IN Saratoga County
were delighted with their T s. S. gifts, and down
in Southern Jersey many will be privileged
Joy the box OF reading sent by freight
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
BIRTHDAYS.

The Oldest member Of the Hester White Memorial
branch. Park Ridge, y. J.. lives in Washington,
and celebrated his ninetieth birthday April 20
Mrs r NJ Lyman, the president, writes; our
little circle is narrowing yearly, but We keep UP
our Sunshine work to the best OF ability
This is the only T. s. S. branch in which every
member except the president is aged person.
Mrs c NJ Main. OF CIarks Falls. Conn., IS an
invalid member. lying helpless in bed for years.
who will have a birthday on May IS The presi-
dent asks that Sunshine greetings be sent 70 her
She enjoys souvenir postals, as they represent
places she has never seem nor viii ever see
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
/ fAyzTRRIBUNR f>A'yzTR
8 ~ FHH ] ] s ] ] ! J / r. ID
EIA>g< OCH e =
SIMPLICITY.

A certain openness of mind 30 learn the daily
lessons of life certain willingness of heart 70 give
and 10 receive that extra service that gift beyond
the strict measure Of debt which makes friendship
nossibIe certain clearuesS of spirit to perceive
The best In things and people. A gentle straight
forwardness Of action. kind sincerity OF speech1-
these are the marks Of the simple life which Is
within have seen II in hut. I have seen 1t IN
q paIace and wherever 1t is found. ii is the best
T-ize Of the school oS life-a badge of a scholar
nn-el haioved Of the Maste-.-Henry van Dyke
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
LUNCHEON TICKETS.

Miss N. Eichell. OF Montclair. y. J.. member
Of the advisory board. being unable 10 attend the
annual luncheon sends s. 70 pay for two tickets to
pass on" 70 TWO members who would not other
wise be able TO attend. Mrs. shaTdio"' OF fll'h
avenue has bought a ticket. <. for gentle
woman" 70 have the pleasure % going 20 the
luncheon and Mrs George Perkins Lawton presl-
dent Of the Saratoga branch. who IS III. has pro-
1-ided ticket for another member Other sums
received are: Mrs. Hamilton L Downing. j.: Mrs
1-1o-anca FJuu Wiuterb,Irn 81: Mrs " r. Bailey
g. Mrs J. Ciridley, 8: Nine Inlanism. y. Mrs
Helen chester Greancle. s1s; Miss J. l. Dodd OF
Newark y. j. s24; Mrs J. Scherer. =; Mrs. George
Ashley. 3: Mrs. II. ". Bennett, =; Mrs. IhoHlss
wallace, z: Mrs Frances CaIkins. 81 Mrs. Joseph
Cs-s.nIesf =: Mrs Richard Henri, Greene, <; Mrs
George Hitler OF Asoury Park. 3; Mrs John "
Post OF Long Island, 81; Miss Julia HHl y, Mrs
p 2 Frost 60 and Mrs. Horace Fox, SO
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
rnmAuI,El MOVEMENT AND PLATO.

A writer in the ''Woman's Home Companion
has discovered that Plato knew all about the
Emmanuel movement idea Two thousand years
ago he wrote: There is cure for the body apart
from the soul, and the reason Nhy so many
iasee slude the physicians Of Greece is that they
know nothing Of the soul. which ought to be their
chief care since If this be not sound it is impos-
siole Snr any nart 10 be Mell.I
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Tb. Dutch collar is an e&tablished favorite, and
win be extensively worn throughout the season
Here IL is shown in four models each OF "thch
10 excellent in it's way. No. l is made Of linen
lawn with trimming of Valenciennes lace. No 2
is made of the same material. with Cluny lace,
and No combines embroidery with lace while
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
FATAL FALL AFTER FATHER S SUICIDE
Man WITH Crushed Skull Found in Yard Three
Stories Below Apartment.

Christian Schlo,terbeck. Of No. 2Z First avenue,
committed suicide by inhaIing gas on Saturday
Late mat night his Max, from whom he had
been esranged called look az the features OF his
father before he vas buried. Finding nobody at
home he broke n the door Yesterday morning he
was found IN the yard, three stories below
Dr.. BuIkenheI-1, ot Bellevue Hospital, said that
he had dived from the window, as his skull was
crushed Coroner Ha-burger. who knew the family,
ss3d that he believed that Schlotterbeck was tbs
victim % accident
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
SUNSHINE ENTERTAINMENT.

Manhattan branch. No. 10. Mrs. c. Rabe. presi-
sent will give an entertainment the evening of
wav * at Colonial Hail. 1olst street and Columbus
o,,.nu. Miss Grace Brown, elocutionist, will give
= -,r,hs- of recitations, and there will be other
interesting features All T. s. S. friends are ccr
! dtsIly invited 10 attend.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
PLEASED WITH GTFTs.

MISS Haramett, OF Virginia, who asked for
CONCORDANCE. writes: MANY thanks for your kind
ness n securing for me an excellent brand new
ro,5sncs BESIDES this dne gift, Mrs. b, %
schepectsdy, sent me teachers Bible containing
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
ANOTHER REQUEST.

--.-.,, q wheel chair invalid in New Jersey who
oaLes and ernbroiders attractive moire silk belts
= rn.ans of seif-support- The address will be
-, 20 anv me who can lend helping hand by
sendinr orders for work
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
RESPONSES

Miss Alice Covert. Of New York State. has sup
piled box OF beads for the New England gentle
woman: Miss Bergen will order milk sent regU-
larry 10 the young recovering from pneuulo-
MIA and the money given by other members will
supply other nourtshing food: several members
have kindly offered to send their Sunshine columns
10 those who made requests. and many others have
forwarded cheer TO the F1oria invalid and have
remembered the birthday Of the aged member in
West Virginia; Mrs Barnard, Of Lakewood. will
supply reading matter for the United States Chris
tian Soldiers Association. Mrs Powell Mrs SAKE
and Mrs, DimiCk have responded to other requests
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
rua DRESSES EASILY LAUNOERED.

The tub dress becomes quite simple problem
when # can be unbuttoned from top to bottom
both back and front-and from shoulder seam 70
7ris+ and laid fiat on the ironing board. 1t is as
s,, N iron almost as sheet, and there seems 20
he no reason why the most economical person
-L,,,,d NOT have as many of them as she chooses.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
Az ATTENDANT NEEDED.

The services of a capable and trustworthy attend
ant are needed in a Sunshine family at Red BANK
X ]. wages So a month. Any desirable appIi-
ant Will be nut in communication with the family
for full particulars. References are required.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

The pattern. No 6.3l5. Is in one size only
and will be mailed to any address on receipt Of
10 cents. Address Pattern Department, New
York Tribune. II IN a hurry for pattern send an
extra 2-cent stamp and Will send by letter
postage in sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

girls will be dressed in frOcks os thslr OTn dsar7
and make
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

in lit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-03

pint % law Ben at ii now some days
and hain't got things eyened up yit.
Mighty hefty handed them fieIdmalesa
with a glow of admiration. 'sYis.
teddy afternoon it looked mighty
dubersome fur Jane cher what's in
pink. but along to'ds nigEt Mirandy
ther what's in blue) got in a lick with
a hoe handle that come near putin
Jane out OF the race
you seem very well acquainted
with these ladies" I yentured.
Stranger" - solemnly .tha' amt
none in these parts as knows 'em bet
ter or wuss. for that matter. That
ere lady with the peaked face an re-
trim nose claims ter be my lawful
wife,
And the otherg"
she puts in claim for the same
persition.'
Why you surely didn't marry both
or them did your
r kent egzactly say whuther did
or not. but III know when things gifts
Strengthened out what's the reel ar
ticle. Amt got much chIce anyway
Ye see, felIer needs heayy-handed
partner in these parts whar there's
80 many fieldmales roamin' round
loose. I'm that much a gent that ef
some likely lady come a moseIn
round my shack settin up a relation
ship, ] amt goin' ter contradict her.
There never was sich distreec' for
wanderin womens what's lost their
men in the shuttle, and they hain't
allus perticler bout identifyin' EN-
nuther. Here was me livin' ca'am
like, when Mirandy breaks in an
claims at she's the on'y rigsnal Mrs.
Podgrass. This unexpected play IS
embarrassin some Jane lows that
ther' hain't goin' ter be no back mum
Ders rung in onter her dermestic
bliss"
But you ought to know II you mar.
ried the other woman"
lie rubbed his long red nose for
moment thoughtfulIy
III mought be that fore was right
srowed and Iiyin up Tar creek waJ
/ was Tined to that short-horn in blue,
but IT'S clean slipped my mem'ry. an i
hain't goin ter accept every lady
what makes = play for share Of my
dermestic bliss I'll jest leave them
ladies 70 settle the question mongst
themselves"
just then noise from the shack ii.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-03

booth tine name Of leader for his par
ty in the city during the next year
These slips would be put in a separate
ballot box provided for each party and
publicly counted by the regular officers
OF election.
The person receiving a plurality Of
the votes 50 cast would become the
party leader for the ensuing year:
the three or perhaps the five persons
receiving the next largest votes after
him should make up an advisory com
mittee' for the same period
The sole duty Of the party leader
would be to place names on regular
ticket at the party's primaries. The
advisory committee should be consult
ed as TO these names. and any member
Of It who disapproved Of any name
could have his dissent published
Every facility would be given for in
dependent candidates.. both at the
primaries and at the fnal election.
The nominees Of the party leader
woald have no other advantage in the
former than to be designated as 'regu-
lar or BY some equivalent title.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-03
COUNCIL
ENJOINED

Guthrie. Okla. Dec. s--Unhed
States Circuit Clerk Harry Finley mas
received a copy OF an Injunction or
der issued BY Judge cotteraI at Law
ton Tuesday against the city Of Fred
erick restraining the municipal author
tiles there from ans further transfer
Of the s25.000 bond fund voted for
sewers into other funds fov maintain
ing the expenses of the city, The
temporary Injunction was. granted up-
on application made bY the w vi
Cook & Son Construction Company, Of
Junction City. Kansas. which is now
engaged IN constructing the sewers
under a contract with the Frederick
city council, the contract price being
s24.5O0 The plaintiff alleges that the
city will be unable 70 pay for the work
and that It IS violating the statutes by
transferring OF the fund
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-03
Haskell Writes TO
Parents OF NameSdke

3Ir and Mrs. Ace Stark. 72S South
First street. named a fine baby boz
arriving several days ago. Charles
Haskell. and on notifying the ggern-
or. received the following letter:
Executive Office. State OF Oklahoma.
Guthrie. Nov. 2s. l9e9.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ace stark. rs South First Street.
chickasha. Okla.-sIy Dear Friends:
have yours OF the 24th instant. saying
that y0n have named your baby boy.
Charles y. Haskell Stark. In honor 10
me. want % assure you that do
consider this the greatest expression
ci friendship, and appreciate Il more
than you might imagine Whatever
support | have IN my official work
comes from the great mass Of common
people and assure you that ! apnre.
ciate their approval
! hope may meet you both At some
time, and have a chance 10 see the
young man. Sincerely yours.
G. n Haskell.
Governor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-03
JOHN BIeELow's LIFE STORY.
Noted Journalist Who Recently ceIs-
bratsd His Ninety third Eirthdzy.

Noted Journalist Who Recently ceIs-
bratsd His Ninety third 6irthdsy.
John BIgelow. the veteran journalist.
dIplomatist, man Of letters. president
Of the board OF trustees OF the New
York Public library and collector Of
books. who Is enjoying the sunset OF
life as few men of over ninety do. re-
Gently celebrated his ninety-third birth
day.
This wonderfully preserved man,
who lives In Gramerey park. New
York. comes from one of the oldest of
the New England families He was
born ID Maiden. n. VI. Nov. rs. 1917.
and is often named as an example OF
unimpaIred bodily and mental vigor
Graduated from Union college In
1895, he. in the same year. entered the
ZAP office Of Bushnell & Gaul at Hud-
son. \. Y, but soon removed 10 New
York city, where he entered the Office
Of the late Judge Bonney. He was ad
mitted to the bar In September. 1899.
and devoted much time to literary pur-
slsirs-
He was one Of the FIVE Inspectors OF
the state prison Mt Sing Sing from lS45
to 1913 and was the author Of all the
reports presented TO the legislature on
this subject during this period Ten
years after be was admitted TO the
bar and up to 1851 be was associate
proprietor and editor Of the New York
Evening POST From 1861 to 1864 he
was the American consul at Paris. In
1854 he was appointed United States
minister to France under Lincoln and
served until 1861. During his official
residence lie discovered conclusive eyi-
dence Of tie connIvance Of the French
government ina plot to furnish the
C0nfederacy with four first class iron
clad steamers. and by the wise use Of
the testimony obtained tine plan was
fhwarfed. III IeSS Mr. Bigel0w pub
llshed 40 account Of these transactions
under the title France aud the Con-
federate Navy He also conducted
the negotiations in France which re-
suited ia the expulsion Of the French
imperial army from the republic Of
Mexico In 1867.
While he was In France Mr. Bige-
low discovered and purchased at great
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-12-03

FerreA attention Her what's in hIue-
rsurSed orA or The cabin a. II Pro
p~lied from behind She began TO sr-
change cnsnplmenta with Her what's
II pink. wnp STOOD dellanrIF IN the
doorway Victory evidently had
crowned the batter. for the woman ia
5iEls turned ag isst and disappeared 10
the woods
Al AnoEed IT. An kn0wed IT. ex-
claimed The rnp1utaineer. slaDDing his
thigh. n al-ns said at lane were the
n=afenest critter ter arglfy. an after
giffin aieh swat with a hoe handle.
too and he laughed like the howl Of
a wolf Stranger. ef yen gimme ons
o them long cigars III IoDe over 10
the shack an git me a mess O. hawg
meat ! hain't sot teeth in nutnIn
but raw cabbage sence them women
> a. cIawin rOan the homestead, and
IN mite unsettled IA ny innards.
J handed him a cigar. which he
cneNed on With pOnderous Jaws He
was evidently eager TO 90 and en-
brace fhe-s ictor.
I'D Ak " 70 fine ns- on'y ! take ID
things il conaAda able mixed inside. A
ieetie onpIeasantness stirs things
Eoun pefmisem'a like assured him
1 must presa On that night
Well, IL IA dangerous for lone
man here layin roun' loose Fnss
thing We know, some OrneFy fieldmaIe
might Light on ye an make out ye a
lef' her with seven ehillun onpeFvided
fer seEce the war What kin q feIler
do when lady puts up SIGH a game
on him? ! tell ye this here subjec'
OF absent-minded relations is playIn'
the mischief with the kentry.~ and he
disappeared in the bushes