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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-21

preacher for the place.
Smiths father had built small
church on a corner Of the plantation
and Uncle Ike held forth there every
Sunday. This was pleasing to Ike.
because it not only gave him chance
to exhort the negroes, but it absolv-
ed him from any of the chores on
Sunday.
One Sunday Mark went ont by the
barn and found Uncle Ike sitting dis
consolatelv under a tree.
tLook here, Ike,' said Mark,
"why amt you down there preaching
today?"
"Well, Mars Mark - Ike replied,
"I amt goin' to preach to dem mig
gahs no more. They's always fight
in 'mongst theyselves an I'm sick
an tired an done quit preachin'."
"stop you lying, Ike said Mark
"You wouldn't quit such soft snap
as that. What's the matter?"
"Well, Mars Mark" =" Ike replied
"ef YOU mus know, dem triflin' mig
gahs done sent me my hesignashun. u
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-21
ORDERS FROM GEN. DAVIS.
Information Regarding Confederate
! Reunion by Division Commander.
Appointments Announced.

BRIG. Gen. Zimmerman Davis Of
Charleston, commanding the South
Carolina division, I. c. v, has issued
the following general orders:
HEADQUARTERS, South Carolina Divl-
ion, United Confederate Veterans.
Charleston, S. c., May Is, 1909.
."General Orders No. 2, Series of
'190o.
IL. The general reunion of U. c.
V. will be held in Memphis, Tenn,
on June s. 9, and 10, prox.
"The usual reduced rates have been
published by the railroad, together
with the schedule of special train
from South Carolina, leaving Colum-
bia at l o'clock p. M, June 7, via
Southern railway to Birmingham and
Frisco System to Memphis.
"The committee Of arrangements
in Memphis, requests all veterans who
expect to be entertained in free quar-
ters to carry their blankets with them
and to notify ". R. Barksdale, chair
man of the committee on hotels and
accommodations, in advance, OF thel1
intended acceptance Of this hopltall-
ty.
EVeterans and visitors desiring
quarters at their own expense can
have them secured in advance at no
tells and boarding houses at reasona-
BILE rates, by communicating with the
same committee.
E2. The annual reunion Of the
South Carolina division, Z. c. V, will
be held at Chester, S. c., on June %
and "a. Application has been made
for the usual reduced rates over all
railroads.
"It is hoped that a large number of
the veterans Of the division will at
tend both, of these reunions.
KS. The following appointments
are announced: Miss Mary Patterson,
Chester. sponsor: Miss Margaret
ChildS, Columbia. maid Of honor;
Miss Nan Walker. Barnwell, maid Of
honor: Mrs. L. c. Crenshaw, Chester,
matron Of honor.
"AlSo the following members of
the division staff: Col. Stephen E.
Welch. Charleston. adjutant general
and chief of staff: Lieut.. Col. c. S.
Dwight. Columbia. assistant adjutant
general: Lieut.. Col. John O. Lea,
Charleston. assistant adjutant sener-
al: Lieut.. Col. J. ". Reed. Chester,
assistant adiutant general; Lieut..
Col. W. H. Edwards. Chester. assls-
tant adiutant general: Lieut.. Col. W.
NJ. Graham. Sumter. assistant adJu-
tant general: Lieut.. Col. David Card
we'll. Columbia, ouartermaSter gener-
al: Maj. J. @. c. Fleming. Laurens,
assistant uuartermaSter general; Lieut.
Col. A. Moultrie Brailsford, Camden,
Inspector general; Maj. D. F. Bradley,
Easlev. assistant Inspector general;
Lieut.. Col. O. L. Schumpert. Newber-
~. Judge advocate general: Lieut..
Col. J. H. Wharton. Waterloo, COM
missary general: Lieut.. Col. F. l..
Parker. Charleston. surgeon general !;
Mai. NJ. J. D. Dantzler, Elloree. as
sistant surgeon general: Lieut.. Col.
W. B. Gordon, Camden, chaplain gen.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-21
ASYLUM INQUIRY RESUMED.
Superintendent of the Hospital Farm
Testifes-Gives Facts and
Figures.

Columbia, May 1S.-The committee
charged with investigating the condl-
tions at the State Hospital Tor the
Insane and with making recommended
tions for improvement, met AGAIN TO-
day. The evidence was taken TINS at
ternoon. The committee announced
that it would hear the board OF re-
gents or any of the officials OF the IN
stitution. DR.. J. ". Babcock, who IS
most familiar with conditions, will to-
morrow take the stand and make a
concise statement. Today the chief
witness was Capt. J. ". Bunch, who
has for many years been the etticlent
treasurer and superintendent OF the
farm connected with the institution.
Mr.. Bunch explained the handicaps
under which he and the officers gen.
erallv labored and made it plain that
the little $50 acre farm at the hospl-
tai made each year about $4,000 IN
good money for the State, besides
supplving wholesome vegetables, pure
clean milk and frst-class corn meal
and grist. There was no apologlzlng
or excusing in Mr.. Bunch testimony.
It was straight out and clear-cut, and
showed a part of the picture as the
people Of the State no doubt see tne
institution without magnifying the
trifles.
The committee as a whole is now
undertaking and directing ITS atfen-
tion to analyzing and securing sugges-
tions from those who are in the best
position to know conditions as they
really are. as to what can be best done
to help the unfortunates at the hos
nital for the Insane. More than IS
being done can be done, but 1t all re-
solves itself into the question Of more
funds.
Mr.. Bunch, in the course Of his tes-
timonv, showed that when he went to
the hospital as treasurer, the percapl-
to for each patient was l52.7S, and
that last year it was $1O9.S2. The
difference would have provided many
luxuries. In New York the per capita
is sl79.l2. and this does not include
new buildings or improvements as IS
the case here.
When the committee met this at
ternoon Chairman Christensen stated
that the committee did not desire to
take up further witnesses at this time,
but that it desired to hear from the
board of regents and officers OF the
institution. Major ". J. Goodlng,
chairman of the board of regents, said
that the board had nothing especial
TO say at the moment, and that DR.. J..
". Babcock, who was familiar with
matters and the views Of the board,
would 60 over the situation.
DR.. Babcock said he had made no
preparation nor expected to be called
upon for comprehensive statement
lust at the moment. He would glad
" answer questions and was as we'll
prepared now as he would ever be to
answer questions or make an offhand
statement. He would have his data
in ship-shape tomorrow, if agreeable
to the committee. and perhaps in that
wav save time. It was agreed to post
pone the examination of DR.. Babcock,
SO that he might condense and sum-
Marie his statements.
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c:al: Lieut.. Col. VIM. T. James. Dar-
l:neton. chief Of Ordinance.
by command of
Zimmerman Davis,
Brig. Gen. COMMANDING
"Official:
"Stephen E. Welch,
"Adjt. Gen. and Chief Of Staff. .
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-05-21
Made Resigning Easy.

When Delegate Mark Smith IF Ari~
IONA, was a boy he lived on a big
plantation in Kentucky. It was in
slave days and ono Of his fathers
slaves was Uncle Ike, who was the
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15

John Armstrong had both filed
an account of cattle stealing in
the district court in Palmer
county. This is supposed to
have started the trouble between
the men. This murder case will
be hotly contested as both have
employed the very best legal
talent. H. S. Bishop, district
attorney, w. D. Berry, r. H.
Burney and county attorney W.
d. Scott will prosecute the case
and the Williams boys will be
defended by Knight & SlatOn
and w. w. Gatewood.
The following cases appear on
the docket and will come for
up trial:
H. A. & II. E. Turner VS.. Louis
Lehrman. Petition for land.
Lulu Tennison VS.. Mrs. l.. NJ
Palmer. A suit for money held
for them by g. W. Palmer de
ceased.
Jasper n. Haney VS.. j. f.
White ct al. Land case.
Panhandle Town Site Co. VS..
Mrs. S. l.. Long ct al Land
case.
c.. n. DeGraftlenried VS.. Silas
Lake. Action to try title of
land.
j. N. Boydston VS.. G. r. Ward
Foreclosure of vendor lien.
Caryc.. City Ice and Light Co.
VS.. Fulton Luu.', 2r Co. Iniunc-
ton.
General Electric Co. VS.. Can
yOn City Ice and Light Co. Suit
for debt.
First National Bank VS.. G. G..
Marshall. Suit on note and fore
closure on note.
First National Bank VS.. VIM.
Harvey. Suit on note and fore
closure of mortgage.
j. Y. Shortridge VS.. Almedia
Shortridge. Divorce.
State of Texas VS.. j. w. Stod-
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15

dard. Fraudulent disposing OF
cattle and removing cattle from
the range.
State of Texas VS.. j. O. Turn
er. Theft of cattle.
John Crawford, minor, VS..
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Failing to deliver a message.
r. M. Peter VS.. j. l.. Prich-
ard. Breach of contract.
w. G. Campbell VS.. F. NJ. Ril-
ey. Action to try title.
Eugene Hall VS.. Aurie May
Hall. Divorce.
Mrs. Lizzie McDorman vs.. j.
w. McDorman. Divorce.
A. H. DeFee, VS.. 2. 4 n. II.
Ry. Personal injuries.
First National Bank VS.. l.. T..
Lester. Suit on notes.
NJ. W. Cribbs vs.. j. H. Wilkin-
son. Debt and foreclosure of
mortgage.
f. f. Brown VS.. n, q p. n. Ry.
Damages,
The following list of grand
Jurors for Nov. term District
Court, Randall County, Texas.
To appear at the Court House
in Canyon, on the Sth day Of
Nov. 1909.
r. w. O'Keefe, II. G. Oldham,
j. M. McNaughton, r. A. Camp
bell, J. M. Black, G. r. Burrow,
E. w. Reynolds, l. W. Scott, H.
E. Muldrow, Andy Costly, j. I.
Wesley C. II. Word, B. It. John
son, j. A. Wilson; Harry Howell,
Jas. E. Park.
List of Petit Jurors, for tie
first week of District Court,
November term, to appear at
Canyon on the Sth day of Nov,
1909, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
E. A. Uphold, d. W. Wallace,
J. B. Rowan, Clyde McElroy,
w NJ Willard, J e Hawley, j A
Wansley, l. S Carter, II G Jenn-
ings, B A Vaughn, j. A. Guthrie
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15
NORMAL COMMITTEE
HERE THIS WEEK
Citizens Disappointed That They Did Not Make
Known Site They Decided on-WlI
Do So Monday.

We regret more than can be
expressed in words, our inability
to announce our decision on the
site for the West Texas Normal
before this issue of your paper
goes to Press. The writer has
been in your midst for the past
week and daily expected the 9th
er two members of the committee
An unfortunate combination Of
circumstances has contributed to
the delay.
Prof. Cousins had a death in
his family and only arrived on
last Friday and was compelled to
return to Austen on last Monday
| Lieut.. Gov. Davidson was detain-
ed in law suit, and wired he
would be here on Wednesday |
remained here until today only to
receive another telegram to meet
the committe in Ft. Worth on
Friday to complete the work
| Lieut.. Gov. Davidson having
been delegated to open the State
Fair on Saturday the 18th by
Gov. Campbell, who was to be
| in Ell Paso on that date.
So the citizens of Canyon will
appreciate the conditions which
make our announcement of the
decision of the committee some
what late.
want to take advantage of
the opportunity to thank the
citizens for their kindness and
courtesy extended during my
stay here.
1t has indeed been a pleasure
to be associated with you, and
our committee as a whole, feel
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15

Ye Original Quaker Male Quar-
tette was the first professional
male quartette to appear Ameri-
ca. 1t was organized in 1856 by
c.. H. Baker, and was composed
of four brothers, c. H., c. c.,
H. S. and G.. L. Baker. They at
first appeared in churches in the
East, and gradually branched
out into regular concert work.
From year to year they added to
their repertoire, and handed
down to their successors this
invaluable collection of arrange
ments for quartette work. Mr..
N. l.. Baker is the son of the
originator and owns all these
manuscripts and has added to
them many selections of his own
arrangement. No quartette has
so rich and varied selections, and
with the long experience and
training, surely it can be said
that no organization is better
prepared to know what pleases
o,, o,,l;opca ap6 uthat ,,,ucie ic
best adapted to meet the demand
of the Lyceum. Each member
of the quartette is an artist and
capable of excellent solo work,
and the ensemble is strong in
the well modulated and harmon
lied voices. VIII come to Can
yon Opera House, Thursday
night Oct. 2lst.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15
MARSHALL AND
COUSINS SPEAKS
Biz Crowd Of School Children and Citizens
Congregate at Methodist Church
Monday to Hear Them.

One of the finest programs
ever carried out in Canyon, Oc-
CURED at the NJ. +. Church Mon
day, when Canyon had two pro
minent men of the state of Texas
as her guests. The meeting was
called to order by superintendent
of schools, j. j. ReduS, who act
ed as temporary chairman. The
Rev. j. j. Hutchinson of the
Christian church, read a scrip
ture lesSon from Matthew 9th
CHAPTER. he was followed by a
a prayer from Rev. E. NJ. Haw-
kins of the NJ E church. Il A
Terrill was selected as chairman
of the meeting. Mr.. TerriE made
a few appropriate remarks. iNr
Terrill introduced our Hon. John
Marshall, who is Speaker of
the House of Representatives of
our state. Mr.. Marshall is
pleasing speaker and his remarks
were indeed appropriate and a
pleasure to hear. His topic was
along the line of the doings OF
the 31st. General Assembly. He
could speak intelligently on this
as he was the Speaker of
this body of men. He said the
last legislature did more for edu-
cation than any preceding legis-
lature.
He said the last session passed
appropriations for large Nor
NAL college, agriculture and in
dustrial schools. He said the
31st General assembly would
90 down in history as the most
liberal of any along educational
lines, showing an increase of
300 per cent in educational
appropriations.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15
WILL BE TRIED
FOR MURDER
THE JOHN WILLIAMS MURDER CASE
COMES UP FOR TRIAL
The District Court Convenes Monday Now 8th'
Judge Browning Of Amarillo will be
on the Bench

The next term of the District
Court for Randall county will
convene in the court house on
Monday, November Sth. with
Hon. j. n. Browning of Amarillo
on the bench. The November
term of the District court will be
in session for three weeks and
perhaps longer as an important
murder trial comes up for hear
ing. This murder case comes
from Palmer county and as the
defendent is a man of some
wealth, the case promises to be
a hotly contested one from a
legal standpoint. 1t seems that
John Williams and his brother
Dolby, got into an alteration
one John Armstrong, another
cattle man. The Williams boys
were dealers in cattle and the
murdered man, John Armstrong
was manager of the Y. |. Y.
ranch. The story runs that
Dolby Williams and John Arm
strong were having trouble and
were seen fighting with ropes.
Doby's brother John came rid
ing up and seeing the fight
raises his 30-30 Winchester and
fired, the ball passing through
John Armstrong, killing him in
stantly. The Williams boys and
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15

that they have made no mistake
in their choice of locations among
the many applicants.
We sincerely trust you will
bear with us in finishing our
work and assure you as citizens,
it is our earnest effort to do the
best for the state and all who
are interested in this work.
We will endeavor to announce
decision not later than Monday
the 18th.
| want to congratulate your
citizens on their unity, unselfish
spirit, and zeal shown in the ad
vancement of your town and
community.
Trusting our final decision will
meet with the appreciation and
endorsement of all your citizens
| am Yours Sincerity
John Marshall
Member of Locating Commit
tee, West Texas Normal School.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15
COUNTY COURT
CONvENES MONDAY
MANY CASES ARE DOCKETEO FOR THE
NEXT TERM OF COURT
Judge Henson viii Preside. The Pet, Jury
Is Called for Monday Morning,
October 25.h.

The October term of the
County Court of Randall county
will convene next Monday, Oct.
18th, with Hon. A. N. Henson on
the bench. At this term of court
many cases viii be tried and
some are important. The docket
is pretty heavily loaded but as in
all court matters, some cases
may be settled out of court. In
all probability Judge Henson will
hold court for three weeks and
perhaps longer as two important
railway damrge cases come up in
his court.
On October 25th the following
petit jurors will meet at 10
O'Clock A. M. Andy Costly, E.
F. Brown, P. C. Buckner, F. L.
Gano, w. T. Garrett, r. A.
Campbell, George Chesser, J. D.
Bybee, John Boulware, j. H.
Crowley, A. P. Baird, C. G. Cor
don Cummings, J. T. Coffee, W.
H. Foster, w. L. Garrison.
The following is the court cal
endar for the county Court:
John A. Wallace VS. P. & N. T.
Ry. Co. This is a damage case
against the railroad for shipping
live stock.
T. E. Money VS. P & N T Ry. Co.
Damage to stock in Shipping.
f. A. Hunt vs.. Bybee & New
berry. Suit on contract for sale
of land.
Canyon Coal Co. vs.. P. & N.
r. Ry. Co. Damage for ship
ment of coal.
: Henry J. Fink VS.. r. L. Greer.
SUIT on two notes.
CANON Mercantile Co., VS.. c.
C. Bakdr. Suit for debt.
Crowdus Eros. & Hume VS.. II.
S. Burnham. Suit on account.
Thos. H. Rowan rs. }. W. Ay-
lor. Suit on note. =
Aug. Kaiser VS.. Louis SAN.
man. Damages.
State of Texas VS.. J. H. Dun
bar. Aggravated assault.
f. H. Ackley VS.. Will Corn
well. Debt.
Fulton Lumber Co. VS.. ]. L.
Scott ct al. Suit on debt.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15
j. W. Ganu Met Death

Last Saturday afternoon, }. W.
Gano, brother of Constable Il. w.
Gano of this city, was killed and
his wife seriously injured when
their automobile was struck by
an Interurban baggage car when
about ten miles west of San Jose.
Their car was driven from the
point of the collision by the force
of the impact more than 20 feet
and struck a telephone pole.
Mr.. Gano has been quite prom
inent in the Carpenters Union
of San Jose, and recently he was
elected delegate to the Build
ING Trades Council. His funer-
al was held Tuesday afternoon.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15

b. II. Johnson brought a beet
in that weighed ; pounds.
Those who did not attend the
Cow Boy Girl in the tent Sat
urday night did not miss much.
The old man who took the part
of the lawyer was pretty fair
but outside of that part, the bal
ance of the company were petty
punk.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15

Ye Original Quaker Male Quar-
tette which was supposed to be
here on Friday Night, will not
be here until Thursday night,
October 21st.
r. G. Peacock, of Indepen-
dence, Mo-, was a caller at the
News office, and made the News
MAJ. glad, with a subscription
for the Randall Co. News.
The opera house management
is making lot of improvements
on the play house. Manager
Thomas says he is going to haze
the house put in good shape.
Mr.. Wenklemans brother-in-
law bought an so acre farm just
in the edge of town. 1t is one
of the best pieces of land around
here.
Ed Rails, who is a practical
plumber, has come to Canyon to
become one of our citizens, you
will find him with Prichard & Co
all work guaranteed.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15

j B Lockridge, l G Jenkins, H
G Dolcater, w. H. Newberry, w
H. Younger, G S Frary, Lewis
Saltzman, J w StOddard j H
Dunbar, G p Money, M H Bogar
J S Christian, S S Coffee, G G
Donophin, r l. Robson J D We'll
Ter, n A Dowlin, Geo. Massey, Il
w Bruce, G r McAfee, EW Pip
kin, II A Ridgeway, ] ] Taylor,
J A Tate, G G Bran.
List of Petit Jurors for 2nd
week of District Court Nov. term
to appear at Canyon on the 18th
day of Nov. 1909. at 10, O'Clock,
A M.
A H Jett, II j Harter, j Il
Coffee, J b Greenfield, w B
Campbell, w Y Garrett, G. p
Shelnutt, j ID Gamble j f Smith
Pete Meyers, O G Davis, c l.
Gordon Cummings, S G Moon,
o b Cotton, II p Wakefield, G |
Hand, j l. Pritchard. Lloyd Gar
rison, j H Pipkin, w r Gibson,
j T Service, j B Knox, j A Har-
bison, w H Hicks, j M Aired, j
r Hood, M B Hogle, NJ F. Slower,
B G Taylor, A p Baird, John A
Wallace, D M Forsyth.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-15

Winter time is on. Let Philips,
the tailor, clean and press yolr
winter suit. Phone 223.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-16

wnom ney come
enough known cases. ou
hundreds OF
a could find relief from the pain tne
ro ole mey
the pity OF It, They are con-
hopeless they have not even place
where they their heads
Hawaiian leper colony was established
located the north end OF the
set apart for the diseased colony
at
which and European
him that the people were lar TOO
family
members caught the disease there was
conditions were shielded from the
Il
iepe the policemen
In the which told OF
throughout
households which they belonged
bundled on the settlement fsSs
prisoners Moka but they have treat
give them and they don't have to
work much. sN
martyr eprosy told visit
Father
victims until he persisted from
the disease.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-16
Fish Story That Is offered with
"Proof" Of veracity.

Few more remarkable experiences
have ever befallen fisherman than
those Of Nathan Rosenstein Of st.
Paul, who last August wene fishing in
beautiful Lake Bermidji. Bernstein
caught seven sunfish and a perch and
was about to give up and quit when
an enormous pickerel made furious
dash at his bait.
Rosepstein had just placed his pipe
between his teeth and WAS exploring
his trousers pockets for a match. The
suddenness of the strike" startled
him and he jerked his pole with his
free hand, while involuntarily Juggling
at the other to get 1t free from his
pocket. All would have gone well, but
for the pocket flap, which caught his
hand and held It for second.
Another vicious tug freed the fork
manipulation, but as 1t came loose q
$40 gold piece slipped out of the
pocket and rolled toward the gun
vale. Rosenstein dropped the pole
and grabbed for the coin, but it slid
overheard and with a dull "chug"
slipped gently downward through the
clear water. Fascinated by the sight,
Rosenstein could but sit and watch.
4. Then a CURIOUS thing happened,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-16
GOT MONEY WITH INTEREST

The big pickerel, wrenching itself free
from the hook, and attracted by the
shining coin, swung under the boat
The great jaws opened and the coin
disappeared before Rosenstein's very
eyes.
A few days ago Rosenstein was
again on Lake Bermidji and made
fairly good days catch. Trolling bach
toward the dock in the evening he felt
a strike, and after furious ten-min
ute battle landed an enormous pick.
erel. 1t looked familiar, but when he
reached the dock and began to strip
his catch, what was his surprise on
splitting the big pickerel to find the
80 piece lost last fall.
Rosenstein poked around with the
knife and uncovered So cents In ANAL
silver coins and pennies. 1t was inter-
est at the legal rate on the lost SO
gold piece.
Rosenstein's "pickerel bank" has al.
ready, become part of the classic lore
OF the Lake Bermidji anglers. They
proudly show the spot where the big
pickerel was cleaned in proof ut the
.veracity Of this account.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-16

taking
think than they
lido
lis with the
o sgsl Y
victims limbs
on but they There other forms In which nosome
consumptive the
This heaO
lepers
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-16

II men spent as much time court.
Ing their wives as they do their sweet
hearts the divorce lawyer would b
driven out Of business. -