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The Washington times., 1909-10-03
MAY GET
JOB AS MANAGER
Baron" Stands Well With
Harrisburg Directors
Make Good.

HARRISBURG. Pa, oct. 3.-FrOm
present Indications, Al Selbach, who for
two years was a member Of the Harris
burg club and was Injured late in the
1903 season, will be manager Of the 1910
Tri-State club, while Charley Kelchner
who is now acting as scout, viii be re-
tanned in that capacity and will act as
business manager.
The officials of the club have cleared
up all Of last seasons bills and business,
and are now bending all OF their atten-
lions TO the 1910 season. Mercer p.
Tate, former Lehigh University ath-
lete and well-known business man,
will be the new baseball chairman, sue
ceeding DR.. John A. Fritcher, who has
served during the last year but finds
that he cannot give the time and atten-
tior TO the position.
While Selbachs name is the most
prominent now being considered, there
are at least half a dozen other managers
and players being spoken of, including
Billy Smith, who led the Atlanta cham
piOns Of the Southern League; Red
Calhoun. for three years first baseman
of the Senators, but this year with Jer-
sey City: Bert Conn, who played with
Williamsport during the last season;
Cul W clsdllur iIAliaSei o. Lse Jphii-
town club; Malachi Kittredge, who
managed the champion WfIkesbarre
! club: Miller Huggins, Of Cincinnati and
Roy Thomas, OF the Boston Nationals.
During the last season the Harrisburg
club lost $1,000. and the directors have
made good this sum and paid all bills.
: The attendance ct the local grounds dur
/ ing the season was 5000 less than the
/ year before, and the receipts $1,000 less
than in 1908 and $1,000 less than in 1907.
! Charley Kelchner, who has been act
/ ing as scout since the close OF the sea
I son, has lined up fourteen promising
PLAYERS for the corning season He says
( that Kaufman, of Milton, an infieider,
and Pitcher Sipe. Of the northern part
| OF the state, are cOmess, and that he
| has several other young players VINO
will surely make good.
The Washington times., 1909-10-03
PUGS co ABROAD.

NEW YORK, Oct Among the nifty
cabin passengers sailing on the steam
ship philadelphia, OF the American line,
for Southampton yesterday morning
were two well-<nOwn pugilists-Joe x.
Jeanette and Jim Stewart. They were
accompanied 20 the dock by a delega-
ton or the members Of the National
Athletic Club. Of Brooklyn Jeanette
expects 20 meet IN Paris Sam LanSfOrd,
MacVcy, and several other heavy
weights Stewart will also be matched
against q number Of foreign boxers.
Both will return TO New York for the
holdidays but will go back 10 Europe
and remain until the early part Of May.
The Washington times., 1909-10-03
Auto Gossip of Interest
BY HARRY WARD.

pany, it was deemed that conditions in
the Croxton-keeton branch IN New
ork demanded the Immediate use OF
the two entries Tor demonstrs. don pur-
poses. In a statement NJ. CroXton
said: Having covered an cut the last
two days Of the tour we had proved
all that we wished to PR sc IN respect
10 endurance and speed under unfavOr-
able weather conditions and rough
roads and, as our two entries were the
only cars available for demonstration
In our New York branch, 7 gave or
ders for the Withdrawal OF the cars, and
placed them a Z the disposal Of our New
York branch
There was much rejoicing at the gar
age OF the Cook & Stoddard Company
on Friday when the 1910 Cadillac 80
, arrived. and the car was soon sur
rounded by a number of motoring en-
thusiasts who wished to see the new
model. The 1910 Cadillac has ceen en-
larged and improved in many respects,
! Tie size Of the wheels has been In
creased TO 34x4 inches, and the wheel
! base to 40 inches double drop steel
! frame is used. bringing the body OF the
car lower to the ground An I-beau
steel front axle is used. the steering
mechanism being located above tine
axle. The bore of the cylinders has
] been Increased one quarter of an. inch
/ Of AZ inches. Magnetic, headlights and
generator are standard equipment
While the cost OF the car has been in.
| creased this is more than made up in
! the additional equipment furnished.
The Wilson Company has augmente cd
| its line by the addition OF the HupmO.
| bile. The little "Hup," as il is popu
| larly known in motor circles, has made
q favorabie impression I'm this city ans
| the new agents are sanguine of selline
| a large number OF the 1910 models. in
addition TO the Hupmobile the Wilson
| Company also handles the American
| Simplex, the Woods Electric, and tbs
| Chase delivery wagon.
| The improvements that are beinf
made to the salesTOCm Of Charles Z
| Miller & Bro On Fourteenth street
/ are nearing completion and the firm eX
/ poets 10 become installed IN the net
quarters within the next week or two
! In the meantime the entire sales force
/ is busy demonstrating Ford cars q
/ numerous prospective customers.
/ shipment of twenty-one cars was re
! ceived this week
The Carter Motor Car Corporation
! is booking numerous demonstration or
[ ders for their popular Washington car
I on the strength of the good showing
/ their three entries made i'm the recen
! MunseV reliability tour. While the car
/ were pilOted by amateur drivers, WHIT
/ had never before participated in a Ions
/ tour. they finished the tour among tn
/ leaders. and displayed much gamenes
| in the face Of numerous obstacles.
The Washington times., 1909-10-03
COY STILL SHOWS
GREAT WEAKNESS

NEW HAVEN, oct. 3.-Ysle men
today are Of the opinion that fl viii
r., weeks before Captain Coy Will be
or any use TO the football team. He
came TO Yale field yesterday in an
automobile TO watch the Syracuse
game. but 10 WAS evident that he is
much broken in health as a result Of
the operation which he underwent
two weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1909-10-03

The Pope Automobile Company. Of
washington. has secured the agency Tor
the Oakland one of the most popular
cars that ever came out OF the West
The Washington times., 1909-10-03

The Motor Car Company has delivered
a model Y Stevens-Duryea touring car
with an extra limousine body. me car
is equipped with everything that con-
duces 10 the comfort and pleasure OF
motoring.
The Commercial Automobile and Sup
ply Company yesterday received snip
ment Of Smdebaker and EMF cars,
most of which have been ordered Tor
customers.
Charles Berry, a well-known local
merchant has joined the ranks OF the
motorists. having purchased an EMF
touring car OF thirty horsepower
The Pope Automobile Company. Of
washington. has secured the agency for
the Oakland, one of the most popular
cars that ever came out OF the West
DR. and Mrs. Brightwell and Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. Chesley left yesterday for
Benedict, Nd, IN Buick touring car.
Alexander Britton. the well-known
lawyer has purchased handsome Wa
verify electric victoria from the Pope
Automobile Company, Of washington
Jack" Sperry, manager OF the Motor
Car Company, is enthusiastic over the
outlook for business in 1910 cars. This
company has a very strong line, inciud-
ine- the Peerless. Stevens-Duryea, Chal-
uers-Detroit, and Hudson, and the only
complaint heard around its estapllsn-
meut is the inability to get cars iast
enough 70 suit the wishes Of their GUS
toners
The ran and winter activities OF the
| Automobile Club Of washington viii be
! inaugurated this month with smoker
lat the clubs country home on Georgia
Iavenue Z. 3. Spence, chairman OF he
| house committee, IS arranging very
| attractive program. and il is the inten-
ton OF the club to have these affairs al
more frequent intervals during the sea-
! son.
| The two CroNton-Keeton entries in tho
/ Frank A Munsey reliability contest
/ went through as far as New York city
on the return trip. with the following
/ scores. The 45-horsepower German
/ type arrived I'm New York with a per
/ feet score. and the 3o-horseDOwer French
/ type was penalized ~ points for minor
/ troubles. O. p. Bernhart who drove
/ the German type car. was threatened
/ with a serious illness on account of the
/ wet weather encountered, and after q
| conference with II. \. CrOSton, presi
dent Of the CrOXtOn-Ke Motor Com
The Washington times., 1909-10-03
JACK BAKER GOES
70 DEVELOP TEAM
Washington Boy Will Coach Foot
ball Squad at Winches-
ter, Va.

Jack Baker. Of this city. goes to
Winchester. Va. tomorrow 10 assume
the position Of coach Of the Shenan-
doah Academy football team.
Baker formerly played in the back
field az AndoVer, and later went 20
Lafayette, where he occupied a tackle
position He was wanted this fall
by Western High. but finally closed
with the Virginia Institution.
The Washington times., 1909-10-03
HEYDLER,S NEW JUMPS.

NEW YORK. oct. 1.-Two new UNI
pires win be tried out during the rest
of the National League season. These
inconsistencies, fro mthU Connecticut
, state League. and Mullen, from the
Western League-Will. n they make a
good showing. get places on President
Heydlers umpire staff next season
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

kHR. JOSEPH r. DIsCH, 454 W. JET.
Av4 ferson ST.. Lahsvtla4 Xy, writes,
Il take great pieasurein recommending
your valuable Peruna as . catarrh
remedy. eas b1RRnSlfs SSfsss
II have been sunefink for the past
three years with catarrh, and had used
almost every thing intths market until,
read of your wonderful Peruna rem.
"dy. After using two bottles sfsEpsu-
na can cheerfdlly recommetd 3 to
any one having the same dIs&ae.
II was almost compelled 70 give up
my business, until used your remedy.
and have never been bothered with
catarrh since."
Hon. O. Slemp, Congressman from
Virginia, writes: 81 can cheerfully
say that have used your valuable rem.
edy, Peruna, with beneficial resulta.
and can ,unhesitstingly recommeni
your remedy tony friends Is An inyiR.s
Grating tonic and an effective and per
manent cure for eatarrh."
People who object to liquid medicines
can now secure Peruna Tablets. Sold,
by druggists, and Manufactured blythe
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio,
Man-a-lin an Ideal Laxative.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

~ nn," M.r., tts.,e IL "d ne Aappp.
tioit ;5t.i,i j \ >;r., hcnrirr
ger r,I',,..n II I!n- " rs bore Il .ria
pre>.iI u, II. trirra He t..,:, h;< In
tie all stin md lave il into ioirun,
hands n-a.ast tii:ii bin night w'h.l
the bears wnal.I ,ui.It. uud un ma,
ever mad" II grtnn'r sacrifice bore
picked hin ul,.sb* the, elbows unf.
kissed him a,.:,i1 and again lhcn So
him dtwn grn:lt. al which Mon
scrambled forward and withuu! wrrt
or presentation speech gave h4ai he,
hearts iirAi treasure She litld uu,
the three legged phpliy for II run an.
a dog should eyes 80 together then
being of tIn womHkind aforesaid, sh',
began to cry as s!,e kissed her pei
goodby on Is cold. wet n.,se
"W'ar's Gisi" snid. .;Fnlfon. .pnl his
voice H,,avrr'd for thcse childish fin
gers tore Al his hearIs.rtnss terribly
"He's q very hrav~ ksiggie" said the
little girl. He will. scare de bears
away!" Aud then She hec:;iime dis
solved In ,ears al the snguish her offer.
ing COST hrr Il .s..,1 b g.
The time had come for the last good
by-that awkward snosttent when hu.
man hearts are full and spoken words
are empty. RurrelI gripp4d the French
mans band He was gltteful, bur he
did not know. n
"Good luck and better bunting" be
said. "a heavy purss apd q light heart
for you always. Pole0u. kAve learned
to love you" Jz.s "a
y want you to be good husban'.
m'sieu'. OATS de bes' tiptf ! can Wish
tor you"
Gale spoke to him In passs. and all
be said was: 1.,5., ,i.it Irfea
"May you not forget, my 1Dn''
They did not lH.k into EACH others
eyes There was no lred The old
man stnoiPd nnt liking l,utl lis chill
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

lsaa y ~ hasA wslksa s.evy y.
Uas1 - Asaaa -
- nm IN n Il Ase ssse.. suG,s1
HGosoa b Nsr1A =. :
Her eyes were sAiAins through ths
oDafs, and shs whtspeesd fervently:
n hops %. beethss. God love yoa-
alWays-"
II was grief at iosing q rlaymate. q
dear and well beloved compa MON. He
knew 1t well. and he vas glad nov
that he had never said q word Of love
to her. It, added to his pain. bur 1t
lightened hers and that had ever beep
his wish. He gazed on her for Q long
moment. takisg In that blessed image
which would ever live with him.
''GoOdby. Ut gal" he said then
dropped her hand and entered his ca.
noe. With one great stroke he drove It
out and into the dood. then headed
away toward the mists and colors of
the distant hills. Vhers the orsads
were calllng to hin. He turned for
one last look and dung bis paddle
high: then. fearing hest they might ses
the tears that came at last unhindereA.
b. began to sing:
"Chants. rossignoi. chants!-
Toi qui . 10 cosur gai;
Tu as 70 coeur Q riro "
MAI j. alta pleurer.''
He sang long and Justify. keeping
time to the dip Of his dashtng paddle
and defying bis bursting heart After
all. was he not vOyageur and lie but
q song and Q tear and then Q dream
or two7
II wish ] might have known him
better" sighed Meade Burren % hs
watched the recsoins form Of the
boatmap. .s.,..- .--.- ..,...t-s
"You would have loved him az We
do." said Necta. and you would have
missed him as We will" s.-
n hope !some ume hs will be happy"
"As happy as you. my soldierr'
"Yes. but that hs can never be-" said
her husband. for 40 man could love
a. l love you"
yours IL . heart that laughter cheers.
Mine 10 heart that's full o. tears.
Long have l loved. 1 love her yet.
Leave her can. but not forget"
came the voice Of the singer far down
the stream. - f
And thus Poleon Of the great heart
went away. J..
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
NOISES IN VENICE.
The Way They Crash Upon the Nor.
NAL Quiet of the Civ.

NAL Quiet Of the City.
With all the water traffic and with
not horse Or cab or a wagon to
wake the echoes. the utter; silence Of
Venice ls the thing that first impresses
the traveller. Yet because there Is no
undertone of city d6ises In which occa-
sional noises may merge the Grand
canal ut Venice seems to the sleeper at
night the noisiest PLACE In the world.
for every little noise crashes into
ones sleep. aud the most wakefuI
spent on the Grand 9anai. In Venice.
The bells of the churches probably do
not ring louder nor more frequently
than they ring in other cities, yet be-
cause Venice II sn still these bells
claDg Through the night Ike the alarm
of a continuous and ever increasing
fire. The bawi of II lovelorn human
calf carrying home three drinks and
a throbbing heart. a noise that may be
heard by the attentive listener any
place on earth after II O'Clock. In
Venice becomes. lnSisteM and demo.
niaca. The common quarrel In the
street enters the bedsoonn, St night
with, nerve racking distiactness. and
the morning song Of -ihs, market gar
dener bringing bis wanss to town In
his silent boat smites the sieeper's
ears like ii call to aruis. II Macbeth
really did murder sleep. the crime was
done in Venice.
There are. Of. course, considerable
acres In Ventaerislands where the
streets are paved and where commerce
goes on In the ordinary waN except
that there are no horses or carriages
In the narrow ways. William Allen
White In Emporia Gazette. 5
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

Tickling. tight Cousha.t CA hs surely and
quickly ioosened with a prescription Druggists
arc d.pensics ssse-rr - Dr. Shnsp's
Cough Remsdy. And Il !. 30 very. very &6erent
than common cough medicines. No Opium. no
Chloroform absolu,ely nothing harsh or .ur,afe.
The tsnber lssves Of : harmless. lung healing
naountaooui shrub, gives. .thes curative pseee,.ies
to Dr.. Shoop's Cough Remedy. Those lssves
have the power to cslm lhsi ao.t ais,rr.ains
Cough aud to soothe and heal the moss son,itive
bronchial membrane, Mothers should. for saiety'
sake alone. always aepand Dr., Shoopa. |, can
with peHeo, freedom be given TO even the
youngest babes. Test it yourself sud .es, lsold
by All Dealers,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

Group is most prevalent duriak the dry
cold weather Of the early wi.ter nosths.
farents Of youa9 chiidrea should be pre-
pared for il All that is neeeed is . bottle
of Chanberlsia's Costh Remedy. Mssy
mothers are aever without il in thsir
hoaes and il has never dissppois3sd
them. 6sSd- by The Holly Pharmacy,
lkelmsn Bros, prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
A Card

This is to certify that ill druggist ore au-
thorized to refund your money II FoLy's Honey
and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. II
stops the cough. heals the lungs end prevents
serious results from cold. prevents pneumonia
and comsupuion. Contains no opiates. The
genuine is in yellow package. Refuse sub.
s,ituties. The Holly Pharmacy. lkeIman Bros,
nrop'rs
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
QUEER BURlALs.
uneouth Methods Of the Nomads Of Il
Qussnsiand.

Oneouth Methods OF the Nomads Of I
Qussnsiand.
or all the modes of burial ever praegi
ticed by creatures in the shape Of hilsss
man beltgs, the method of the Queens
land nOmads Is certainly the most un:
couth. After drying the corpse In the z
sun and knocking out Its teeth for /
keepsakes they 'deRbsit 1t on frame
work Of rough poles and bury 1t under
few aTmfuls Of rushes and old kan
garoo skins, leayIng the bush wolves
to sing Its requiem.
No member ofithe dead mans tribe
will settle. within mile Of his grave
for fear Of being haunted by the spooks
making the burial place their midnight
rendezvous. The, metaphysical onin-
ions OF the Australian q Dorigtnes prove
indeed that savaSes can be afflicted
with an abundance or supernaturaiism
without betraying a trace of anything
deserving the name Of religious senti-
ment.
They believe in evil spirits whlstling
In the blasts Of the storm wind and try 1
to exercise them by splitting in the d.
rectioD of the sky. but for the concep-
tions Of the Deity OF future existence,
Of repentance. atonement and con-
science their Language has not even q !.
definite word. From somewhere In the
land Of their forefathers-eastern Asia
perhaps-they have imported a notion
family resembling the Buddhist doc
trine Of metempsychosis and believe
that animals may be reborn as men
and men as human beings Of supe
!. rior rank.-IIorfdon AnAwers.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

Mrs Louie Hite. 423 OulIen ST.. DnnviIc
H.. writes. October 1st: "Foey's Kidney Pills
tarted me on the road to health was treated
by four doctors and took other kidney remedies
but grew worse. and was unable to do my house
work. and the doctor told me only could i've
from two to six months. ! am now SO much
better that ! do all Of my own work, and shall
be very glad TO tell any one afflicted with kid
ney or bladder trouble the good results re-
eeived from taking FoIev's Kidney Pills" Com
menoe to day and be we'll Do not risk hav
ing Brishts Disease or Diabetes, The Holly
Pharmacy. lkeiman Bros. prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
No Case on Rscora

There is no case on record of cough or cold
resulting in, pneumonia or consupption after
Foleys Honry and Tar - kssn taLsn. o it
will stop your cough and Sfske. u your cold
quickly. Refuse any hut tho genuine Foiey's
Honey and Ter in yellsw Ssc1.ss. ,Contlins
no opiatics ,sud is safe md sucs III Hdlly
Pharmecy Ikslman Bros, prop 70
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
THE, a.
BARRIER
BY Rex Beach

BY Rex Beach

and now srrnngie,d him ahsenrrn,na4u.
iy In her arms riutching him e. her
breast no tightly thnt his longu. ioI,ed
out and his thre' legs protruded s,ii,y
PAWN. an nimlass pantomime When
Johnny found That no hope remained
be queiipd his demonstrations Of emo
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Department 4 tka intsriey.a ~
US. Land OGss = tasA.. CeIs0
Sept.30 ~
a Notice !. hereby Givea ,h., Paul n. EIsn n italy
Who Jan. a. 1908 made homestead sary No. $40.
Serial No. O8 for he northwest quartet Of section g.
township 20 south range II Of tn. sixth princp.
meridian. hss Sled Notice Of insn,ion make 6ns
.on proof to essbish claim the land shows descrhsd
t.tore l.. N Z.iuaer. United Stsies Comm. .sioner ct
Holly. Colo. On the 18th day Of November. 1909.
Claimant nsmef witnesses; frsnk B. Lane. W. o
Moore, j. ". Houton and E X. Jord.n. si Of Holly.
Colo..
John A. Willsms Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
Public Sale

Saturday, November 10th, 1909.
The Big Bend Town and Imqrove-
ment Company will sell at auction,
IA 5-acce irrigated tracts il Wiley
Gardens. Immediately adjoining
tie Town Of Wiley, Prowers coun'y,
Colorado, to the highest bidder on
the following terms:
Que fourth of purchase price
down on date of sale, and the bal.
ance in three equal annual pay.
ments due in one, two and three
years. with interest at & percent
per annum. Purchaser of any tract
will be given the privilege of
taking as many tracts at the same
rate, still unsold. that he may wish.
Tract sale begins at o clock p. m.
Also % residence and business
lots in the town Of Wiley will be
sold at this sale tothe highest bid.
der on payments Of 80 down on
each lot purchased and the balance
in monthly payments Of $40 until
the purchase ispaid for. Sale of lots
brgins at ten o clock a. m.
Deed and abstract will be fur
nished without ofurther charge
showing perfect title. on final pay
men: for lots or tracts purchased.
One residence lot will he given
away to>the parties who will be
married on the lot. Parties desiring
To take advantage of this offer will
please nal ke arrangements with
Cnas. f. Hoag of Lamar, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
.(siGNEDj
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF HOLLY. col ORADO.

Lame back comes on suddenly.and is
extremely painful. 1t is caused by rheu-
matism Of the muscles. Quick relief is
afforded by applying Chamberlain's Lini.
ment. Sold by The Holly Pharmacy, Ikel-
man Bros, props. HF t' 1885 !
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

This paper is boosting for Hol-
ly because its success depends
npon Holly's growth and pros
perity. 1t may be personal
motive but it is far-sighted one.
Every family that moves into
own helps us and it helps you.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS
FOR
Sanitary Sewer
System
FOR
Holly Sewer District No. Two,
HOLLY. COLORADO

Sealed proposals will be received at the
ofhce Of tbs Town Clerk OF Holly. Colorado.
up to 3 P. N. November 18th. A. ID. 1909. and
then opened. Tor the construction OF the follow
ing local improvements in ahe town OF Holly.
Colorsoo: A system of sewers Tor SANITARY
and storm drainage in Holly Sewer District
Number Two. including the furnishing and in
stalling OF all appuri enances in accordance with
the drawings and specifications relating thereto.
The work and furnishing Of all material will
be let as one contract. but bidders will be re-
CURED to state unit prices all the various
kinds Of work.
Certified check of $1,000. payable without
Qualification. to the order of the Clerk Of the
Town Of Holly. must accompany each proposal.
Bidders are to make their proposals on the
basis OF taking local r,pro> ernent bonds at par,
with interest. in settlement OF contract.
The successful bidder will be required TO fur
n,sh an approved surety company bond in the
atnount Of 100 per cent Of the contract price
Plans and specifications are on file with the
Board Of Trustees Of Holly. and at the Offices
Of the W. r. Palmer Company. Engineers. 7l7-
72O Dwight Building. Kansas CITY, Missouri,
All bidders will be given ample opportunity to
consult the plans and specifications on file, but
should any copies be desired for personal use
they may be secured from The Consulting Ensin-
eers by the payment Of $500 to cover cos of
preparation. Sizes and quantities Of material
an equipment are to be taken from the plans
and specifications by the bidder
he Board reserves the .r,gh. to reject any
and all bids II SssB
E~Sf fs8 3 (SIGNEDJ 5'
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF HOLLY. col ORADO.
By NJ F. Vidal clerk.
Consulting Engineers:
THE Wk. PALMER COMPANY, ENGlN-
EERS. 717-72O DWIGHT BUILDING. KAN
SAS CITY, MISSOURI.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
One Trial Was Enough.

Man ito large employer of labor
Want any hands this morning. sir:
what have you been used to-"
Making myself generally useful I'M
large factory 1iG;S
"Who for?"
For the government. sir"
-Haye you Il good referenceY"
81 was seven years at the last place"
Take seat. l think I'll give you
trial" I'LL
\ t'No. thanks The last time had
trial got seven years. Good morn
ing"-London Tit-Bits.