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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
Wins Prep Meet

Nashville. May S-The track team from Castle Heights School Lebanon. won first honors In the annual prepar- atory school track meet on Dudley Field today The gold medal for the best individual performance gent to Reuben Barker of Castle Heights. In the shot put his score was 45 feet 10 Inches: hammer throw. 153 feet inch. es: discus throw. 10s feet inches.
 Brown of Castle Heights ran a hun- dred yards in 10 1-s seconds Thomp- son of Mooney won the half mile event in 2:05 IS.
 The schools contesting were Castle He,Sits. Mooney. Fogg. Columbus Mfl- Itary, Branham and Hughes. Louisville Male High School and Morgan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
NEARBDrR DEALERS.

Besueussr Men Sold Drink Made in
 Montgomery. yfrmingharn, May s.-<speciad.)-- rhe police of Bsssemer today put eighteen men connected with soft drink stands under bond pending an as to violations /of the prohibition law.
 ft is charged that these men have been selling . concoction manufac- tured in Montgomery. which looks like beer, tastes like beer and smells like beer and the. officers believe 1t is beer. "A
 An analysis of the stun is being made. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
ACT IS INVALID.

Court Finds More Bad wer1k by Lnw-
 makers.
 Birmingham, May Especial )---In the Circuit Coert this morning Judge Lane handed down an opinion holding that the act of the Legislature entitled "An act to alter and reafrange the boundaries of the city of West End. Jefferson county. Alabama" and app proved September 20. 1908, was uncon- stttutionai and void.
 This decision is of great importance not only to the city of West End but to a very large number of citizens whose interests are affected thereby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
BLUES TO ELECT CAPTAIN
 NExTTUESDAY NIGHT

At. the regular muster. of the sEopt- goInery True Biues. onn6iaiiy known as Company D. End Alabama. Infantry. to he held on Tuesday night ths- election of e captain wili be ths order of the evening. se. s.,
 Captain ". F. weiBS for three years head of, the connpany. and for four years a lieutenant, is slated for re- election, 1t is. told. no opposition being in sight. h. s <,
 An evening of enjoyment will be made oftit, refreshments to be served after the tFansacttonl of the business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
 WINS TENNIS MATCH

Greensboro. May s.-(Special J. Southern University took the honors today in the tennis singles and doubles match with the University or Alabama. The sets were played on the Univer- sity courts here this afternoon. The result of the doubles was: McEnery and Stollenwerck of Alabama, and Will liam and McCloud of Southern Unl- versity, 6-4. 60. 9-7.
 The singles match was played by AIcEniry of Alabama and Williams Of Southern University. The two setz were captured by Williams of the local team. Score. 6-1. 6-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
nl~ve- r,aneenre,r. Hurt. ,.

suringfeid, Mo, May. S.--The Eoutn- st. Louis 6 San Francisco Railroad left. the tracks between Hardy and Williford, Ark. across the line from here early today while running forty snilea an hour. Eleven persons were hurt. none seriously. A broken rod on che tracks of one of the cara caused the accident.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
THE AUTO RACES.
stranE and Dewitt in Centests at CA.s. .z-'. tnuOOIa.

atranH and Dewitt in COnfe8fn nd Cha4- .H-'. tanOO1a.
 Chattanooga. Tenn, May S.-IAaVvt. Strang and George Dewitt were tbe start drivers at the Automobile races, at Olympia Park track today.
 Sling and a bandAge about his head ,ae a result of the accident In Birmin Rharn yesterday. He won both free for an races in his trim little Buick car. mInRham: Arthur Grelner was unable to be here but his big Thomas Flyer was shipped and was entered in two of the races, being driven by Clarence James. ~
 The Chattanooga Derby was the fea. ture of the card It was scheduled to go fifty miles but was cut to ten. Ali
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
coRNnLL TEAM CarrPLED.
Crack Member Of Team saRrring with
 |af i EKumm0.

Ithaca. N. Y. May. s.--PlayArs. man. agcrs and Coach Coogan. of the Cor neil baseball team, are on the anxious seat because c. Fl. Rutherford. one of the crack men of the squad. went to the infirmary today. suffering from the humps after all the squad hAB been ex- posed to the infection for several days.
 It Is thought Rutherford caught the disease from Fl. C. Young. the crack distance runner who 10 just recovering from two weeks attack, the doc- tors, however. are unable to say whero he contracted the disease MeanwhiJA the baseball mep ara fearful and are
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
Virginia Defeats Hopkins,

Baltimore. Md. May. S.-The Uni- yersity of Virginia today scored a de- cided victory over the Athletes of the Johns Hopkins University in their Joint field and track met. the score be- ing 72 points to 32 in favor of the VirRiniaR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
Trnntn Winn nd Golf.

Garden City. L. l.. May. 8.-Walter I Travis completely outclaRsed his ri val, Albert Socket today in the final of the first division of the Garden City golf clubs annual tournament. The former British and American title hol- der defeated the Princeton student 10 up and g to go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
St. Yues Wins.
WIN CLOSE CONTEST
LITTLE HOOK HAS AN EXCITING
Boucher Besis out . sivwgrosnder in The Nfrsh by Desperate
 sprsn,. Puttfnw the Win-
 ning Run Over the

Little. Rock. Ark. May s.-Liftie Rock won tcday's Eame { to g in an exciting finish. Memphis tied the score In the ninth on Cocash's error Babb's sacrifice and Lindsay's single. In Lat- tie Rocks half. Casey forced Flour noy. stole second. went to third on by a desperate sprint, beat Babbs throw to, first on slow bounder to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
TO BRING ADAMS BACK.
EasIey PostoMloe Clerk Held in MeAsa-

Birmihgham, May s.-t6pectal)-l steps haxa. been taken in the .ofIice of inc unitsd states District Attorney to hava John A. Adnms. former money order clehk in. the EnSiey poHtotnce. brought back from E'atr Haven, MAsS- where he was arrested. =,
 "A warrant charging embszSleEnent vas issued against Adams some time since. A shortage of BOwethlng Hke al zoo is alleged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
CAROLINA LEAGUE

CAROLINA LEAGUE.
 At w&shinEton-Salem, g; Spartan burg, 5. (It inningsO At Greenshoro. 6: Anderson l. 7 At Greenviils, g. c. etfi ssGreenvil7e, t. G4; v :, A.7 ' CharolsftaNftf.t s,ss ..-3, .N. s-1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

BEDDING PLANTS AT HALF PRICE. Verbenas, saIvfas, AIternantheras, CoYeus, Daisies, Geraniums, Petunias. etc. at half prfce at our city store, ne Dexter Aveuue. Phone 200.
 Fxsnemonf GsaFdeua.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Memphis .... GOO Oo2 OoI-s Sacrifice hit, Cocash, Boucher. BaDpi Tarleton, Casey Coulson. Base on balls. of Connolly, 2: of Quiesser. C struck out. by Connolly. |; by Quisser 2. Double plays. Perry to Cocash te Tarleton. Time 1880. Umpires Car penter and O'Brien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
wSssc T,,. sam vvla.naas

@ Those White Top builies were eoing arain ayesterday and the volunteers were trimmed again. the final score being s-s. Two games were sctieduied but the manaker of the White Tops says that one beating was all that the volunteers desired. ins one day. The volunteers made . tgrandstand finiShs butScould not reach. s
 Score by ifinfngs:t R H. p.
 White Tops :. 32oi oso ao2o--s IF 2 vo1unteers, .. 100 o21 i02--S 10
 Batteries--Df ersonA and Brooks; Mccall and .uRear and Powell '-' st..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
CLAIMS
 CHAMPIONSHIP OF SOUTH

, Birmingham. May s.-The Ath-
 ] Ietic Association of the University } of Alabama claims the collegiate ] baseball championship of the South and issues a defiance to any other member of the Association
 which disuutes it's right to such e claim. Alabama agrees to meet any Southern Association team In se- ! rtes of three games in Bfrming- ham to test the worth of the re- spective claims.
 Alabana has won twenty of
 |. twenty-one college games, defeat !
 ! ing Vanderbilt, Georgia andsother
 colleges Of equal strength in
 ! three straight games.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
at., T.ouIn PoaemmwtNmmhl..

washington, May s--President Taft today appoirtsd Thomas T. AtlrtnS asS postmaster at St. Louis, to succeed Mfr. Wyman. MT. Atkins is assistant treas- dfer of tae United -'tatss at St. Louis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
NAR-Hok. TEA

1-4 pound package. 30c.-guaranteed to please. A one-pound tin of Sno " White Hogless Lard-the kind that pleases. 4 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
P o w LI N e
 AT NE F'S Perfect eys---quickest service
 in the city. 1O5 Commerce St.

peais in this light now pending before the court of appeals.
 They will be taken up at the next regular term to be held in New or leans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

the local cars were put out of commis. Svs Iuiiiss 1t .ss ! close .rsse, bstEssn strang and Dewitt At this stegs, atranS's car sunsred an accident ane sfape and chased the Jacksony!he boy for two nfiax when hia car .AHa!u went down. Dewitt dnfshed in 1g:46 z-s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

You'll be pleased with the life of our garnsents. Webre nasximw q special sa1e of an all ppre woxstea hlne sexwe tyso- piece sais (tailered to taste) fer e3Aao. yotn ws.l . PRsCKEyTr-GERsON CO. 2a DextesN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
CAFE

LuncheOn Today, 33c. II: 80 a. m. to 2;S0 p. m.
 Menu.
 Vegetable Soup. Curry of Chicken GiblSts with Rice. Broiled Pompano a Ia Bernaise. Pommes Long Branch. Spring Lamb Chops, Saute au Nelson Stuffed Tomatoes, a la DeKalb. Strawberry Charlotte. a Ia Empress. Roast Sirloin of Beef. au Natural, Roast Loin of Pork. apple Sauce. Lettuce and Cucumber Salad New Potatoes. Parsalade New Peas in Cream.
 New Wax Beans.
 Frozen Egg Nog. Coffee. Tea. Miik
 adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

The best S2oo q month you ever spent Is when you join Stokes Clean ing Club. --adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
Cosx.E0p cxaxns. !.

At Princston-- fsnnsyivania. 4
 At west point--University Of v,r. .ginia. 8; West Point, (. (i1 innings. oxford. Miss. Nay te.--Mississippi College. i. univsrsfty of Mfseissippt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
TIIinol. Defeat. Perdue.

' Lafayete, Ind. May s--The Univer- sity of Illinois won the dual meet from Perdue. here today by score of 80 to 46. The Illinois freshmen team also won from Purde freshmen by a score of 72 to 32. The meet was held in Q downpour of rain
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
ArkansailsI ! : !, Isasu,

Hot sprines. (: Areenta. .. Monroe, [; Texariana, (. Alexnndrfa, e: Fort Smith. c..
 Joneeboro, l., Helena. a..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
nesuItn at Louisyflie. ,

h Y-f were run at Hurchill Downs today. and in each event the track record was broken. A similar performance never before occurred on any race, track. zling speed and though the finishes were close in the majority of the events. the winners were well played by the form players. The most not able records shattered was in the last race when Belleview ran mile and a quarter in 2;06 1-5., which is twen- tieth of a second faster than the time made by Lieutenant Gibson, the Derby record of 47 Is for half a mile broke the mark of 47 S-4 made by Autumn Leaves on April 30. 1901. In the third race Jeff Bernstein won. by a, nose in 1:f1 2-5 for the three-quarters of a miles and Miami beat Arctic at a mile and a sixteenth in the fourth race. the Clark handicap. lowering The Minks record made May 2Z. 1908. The and 1t furnished stirring struggle.
 The weather was fair and warm end the crowd was one of the best of the meeting to date. Summaries:
 Enfield. 1O4 (Ricel won; Mailman. IoS (Taplin) second; Marbles, 100 (WIl- liams). third. Time. 1905 3-5, (break- ing track recordl E.. T. Shipp Ben Pfimc PSms aeiGprSof ha5ols come s on sam Mutueis paid on winner. straight, s41.e5; place, $1s.35: show, s1o;Se;o
 Mailman. place $lS;so'' snow 's.zo'
 Second race; 2-year-oids; purse, { won, ,TsnC zahrs, 1Os tMartin) second; Granny Dismal; ,. ioS sHeiaeR Indy us1tan sn.pr, Prim Polly, Ethel w. Grace Dixon ' Mut1els paid on winner, straight, s1S,1S; place sTss; 7o. snS%; nSSw V;ssi ss so
 Granny Dismal, show. s2S.70.
 Track record broken.
 Third race six furlongs; handicap Jeff Bernstein. no. (McGee). won; Glass, 100 (E. Martini third. Time l1:11 2-5. (Breaks track recordl Al Red, Rain Thompson, Ida May ran.
 Mutlers paid: On winner straight
 Hanbrldge. place $s.2o; show. ss.sO Plate Glass. show $7.30
 Fourth race: one mile, and six, teenth; the Clark hsndicap"M,agSni .se lS sfSo.,5O. place; ss.5o show; Arctic. iis I CPowers) second: $9 place; &8.35, show < Hucu, lO5. (Rice) third; t142o show Time 1:45 1-5: pr Barkley; Wool Wool ofi Honesty and, Royal Tourist ran.
 Fifth race; four and half furlongs purse--Joe Morris. 103, (Martin) first s6s.sO straight; $2s.sS. place; si41 second; s17.4O place; $l0.95 show Donanu. 1I5. CPowers) third; SIS show. Time :52 4-5. Relluf. Bulv Caleiman. Captain Glore. T. M. Irwin King oimpian. Henderson. Duquesn and Southern Gold ran.
 Sirth race: mile and a quarter; sell inE-Belleview, 1O6 (Rice), won; $11.2 straight; 35.70 place; Sb.7o show; Mad gu. for (Taplin) second; se.65 place s5'7o show: Oroonooka, 1o5 (Hitchett third; $s2O show. Time 2:oe IT Teeta H., Albert Fang. Joe Fallert ran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
Texas Leegss,

Dallas, i2; San Antonio. |.
 < Shreveport 2, Galveston. q. darkness two games tomorrow
 Okiahoma City, Houston. faiBs is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
pfONnAY sPDurAr,s.

Court Square Coffee. f2bcs pound. The best Coffse on earth sold for that price. Make us prove B. a Large 2Yh : car, Sliced Pineapple. .1so. Can extra small French Peas. soc 10 bars Polo Soap. a....... $50. 6 bars Octagon Soap: .i.. ....... 25c. 8 cans of Milk.s. ... ........ .1Sr. .; Large bottle of Olives .. ,. ...... loo. Bottle Of Olives stuffed with sweet
 Peppers. ... ..s.. .ioc.
 BROCK GROCERY CO. !. 's The Purs Food Stores.
 Sf ss 4es ks.iN adv. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
cubs sting Reds Again.

cubs StinG Heds ARain
 Chicago, May 8.-ChicaRo made if four straights from Cincinnati today The game was played In drizzling Chicago e. e. .oo2 100 12s-s Cincinnati q. 900 300 OO0-3 3 BatterieB-Reulbach. Brown and Mo ran: Rowan, Gaspar and Mclean, Time. 1:17. Umpires, Emslie and O'Day,
 Princeton Freahiem Win.
 New Haven. Conn. May S-The Princeton freshmen defeated the Yale freshmen in the track meet this after noon. 57 1-2 to 46i-z,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

! " \ +V1R0KN1A gLKAlaUGA
 At Norfolk. |; Hoenoles 1. s. At aIsynchburg, 3:A,panvilfs. z. . : At Richmond g. pcrthnpou<hs %.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Not a cheap Cleaning Club, but . good one. Stokes Place. --adv,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
THE RACES
ReauIt. st PimIico

Baltimore. Md, May s.---Fine weather and fast track were enjoyed by large crowdat Pimiico today. the thirtsenth card, the Merchants' handicap, was won by La of Langdon from a field of four teen starters while the Chesapeake steeplechase in which there was eleven starters. was won by Waterway by six
 First race. selling Ia. furIongs: Reybourn. 107 tHarty) 12 to 1. to l. to 2. won: Compton. 1l2 tGoldsteinl , to 5. to g.. to second; Busy. 1Io third. Time .ss. Kith and Kin. Belle Mawr, Dave Nicholson, Bedminster. Etching. Billie Burke, Gerando. John ny Wise ran.
 Momentam. saii iil ssa sRsid; to i, to 5, to 10, won; George W. Lebolt, 100 (Mc1ntyre) to l, to 5, to 2, sec ond; simple Honour. III .tGoldstein) s.5. intervene, n me Pippin ran.
 Third race. Merchants handicap, one mile and sixty yards: Lad of Lang don 103 (Grandl 25 to 1. 10 to 1, won. sd owan " eiS iSs ss coyiis5 to ii 'G to to l, even, third. Time 1:44 3-4. Half Sovereign, Gretna Green, Live Wire, Question Mark. Statesman. The Wrest- Ter. Superstition, Ross Fenton, Aron- dac, Taboo, Delestrorne ran.
 Fourth race., the Chesapeake steeple- chase, selling. about two miles: Va 5. l to 3. won; Touchwood. 14s (pu- pree) 5 to 2. to,h. second: pr. 1, third. Time 4:2s. Bound Brook. Rye Boy, Racil. Harpist IT., Importiee. Sungiow, The Dane. Pirate ran.
 Fifth race amateur cup. one mile: Rio Grande (Mr: Wright1 II to 20 and out won; Astor DOT, 147 (Mr. E.. Tucker). to and out. second: Per- severence, t49 (Mr. G. Nicholsonl 20 to 1. 3 to 2 and out, third. Time 1:4s. Pride of Ivanhoe ran.
 Sixth race. selling, mile and sixty yards: Queen of the Hills, i'll (Du. Eanl to 2. even. 1 to won; Gus I to 5, second; George e.. Hall. III (Callahan) to l, 6 to 5; { to 5 third Time i:46 s-6. Recruit, Judge Elm entrout. Onve Ely. Havre ran.
 Seventh race. selling one mile and sixty yards: Court Lady s4 tChand- ler) to I. t2 s. to won: Great
 to 2, seconda High Range. ss fGold- steln) re15 tos2, 5 to g. third. Time i .46. Miss Catesbysg Lady karma. Black Sheep, Rosimin ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
FIVE HELD AS HORSE THIEVES.
First Two Betrayed Their Pals In West.
chester County.

YoNKERs, May l5.-The capture in this
city Of John Morrell, the armed desperate.
who was arrested after a furious. fight
with Policeman Joseph Drohan. has led
10 the apprehension Of one Of the worst
gangs Of horse thieves that ever operated
in westchester county and to the clearing
up of many crimes committed by the
thieves, ..
Morrell and Giuseppe Padina, his pal.
who was captured in Mount Vernon.
were taken on a tour Of Westohester
county by the Yonkers, police last night.
The men made a partial confession, with
the result that three additional members
of the gang were arrested. They are
Pietro Cicero of Harrison, Rocco Long
ammo of>Namaroneck and Antonio Cicini
Of Chappaqua. 49,.
In North Castle court vas held after
midnight for the first time in the history
OF that quiet country village and Cicini
was held for the Grand Jury for stealing
a horse owned by Silas Stryden Of that
place, The. gang is. also charged with
stealing horses Of Daniel Hunt Of Rye
and James Slater Of Port Chester. Many
other cases are expected to be cleared
up in a few days by the Yonkers police.
. The gang went. heavily. armed and
through bold assaults and intimidations
had the rural sections Of the county in a
state of terror. :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
FOR THE SUPREME COURT.
Many Candidates in the Field to succeed
Justice Scripture.

w. fol =.
UTICA, May 15.-Although the Repubh-
can judicial convention that Will select
a candidate to succeed Justice William e.
Scripture Of Rome on the Supreme Court
bench in the Fifth. judicial district Is
months away the strife for the nomina-
ton is exceedingly keen, with about ten
aspirants for the honor already In the
field. The Fifth judicial district en-
braces the counties Of Oneida. Onondaga.
Oswego, Herkimer, Jefferson and Lewis.
but inasmuch as Justice Scripture, the
retiring Magistrate. comes from Oneida
county L is generally conceded that his
successor will also be chosen from this
county.
Justice Scripture Is a candidate for re-
nomination and County Judge Pritohard
and Surrogate NJ. a. Sexton OF Utioa
dates. To-day District Attorney Emer-
son M. Willis was made a candidate by
the Oneida County Republican League
through its president, former Assembly
man Merwin X. Hart. During the last
few months Mr.. Willis has been proeeout-
ing the county graft cases and as a result
Of his efforts F. Z. Swancott. chairman OF
and member Of the Board Of Super
~visors, and former Sheriff Samuel II.
Jones are now doing time In Auburn
prison. while several other defendants
have paid fines and cases against others
are pending.
The assumption here 10 that the Onei da
county Republican organization. Of viii oh
Mayor Thomas Wheeler and Vioe-Presi-
dent James s. Sherman are the head,
will be thrown to Justice Scripture for a
denomination. TT Is conceded, however,
that Mr.. willis will have a strong follow
ing. especially In view Of the work done
by him on the county graft cases. A
nomination for a justceship on the Re-
publican ticket in the Fifth judicial dis
trict is equivalent to an election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
LIE SENT MOB AFTER NEGRO,
Story Of stabbing J~eopardizes Q Young
Man OF Jersey City.


Man Of Jersey City.
Drew Kennedy, the young oolored
porter In charge Of the Barlow 4 Wilson
Minstrels private car which is on q siding
at Communipaw. was threatened with
l~ynching in Jersey City last night. Ken
uedy entered o saloon on York street
where he found five white men drinking.
According to Kennedy's story which he
told later to the police the five men ordered
him TO treat and he refused. At this
they attacked him and he ran into the
street with the men after him.
After running a few blocks Kennedy
was stopped by Policeman John Howlett.
The pursuers came up and told the COP
that the negro had stabbed . man and
was then carrying q rasor. Tho police
man. however. did not appear to believe
the story and let the fugitive 60 with tho
advice that he board the hrst trolley car
that came along and get out Of the way.
This Kennedy hasteued to do. but in
the meantime the crowd had grown and
becoming enraged at the negro's escape
ran after the car he had boarded. The
car was overtaken by a mob Of about
five hundred men and boys, and the fisd-
tive was dragged into the street. Police
In time to saw Kennedy from q worse
maulinE, and this time he took him to
police headquarters and looked him up
for safe keeping.
Kennedy will be discharged in the morn
ing as there is no charge against him.
He had not stabbed anybody. No razor
vas found on him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

II they've been skirtins the coasts, Of
Boozemia for D week or two, with al OF
the dust blowing that that particular
kind Of skirting costa, they feel sad and
peeved and perturbed and things when
upon claiming their roll at the Office OF
the bath when they leave they oontem-
plato the depts that have somehow or an
other. been put In the package. There
is only n conclusion. Of course; That
we've just reached In and tolled out OF
their money locker whatever we. hap:
pened to require for our own needs and
purposes. leaving them b mere dehated
residue. ,
All or most OF these chaps cool out and
change their minds about this stun when
upon gradually gathering the threads
Aogether upon reaching. a state Of So
briefly they, figure out what they'd done
to loosen the main ribs from their rolls
before ever hitting up. the Turk batn
at all. All the aans. It isn't any gay
stuff to stand before the office desk At g
Turkish bath and have EN- insinuate tina!
we've been doing that Dick Turpin and
Jesse James number to their .wads.'