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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
WATERBURY

Greta Perkins is visiting in Warren
Clara Berry Of Waitsaeld il visiting
Annie Palmer.
William Bailey Of Berlin was the
guest Of Robert Perry over Sunday.
Harry Fallansbee Of West Medford
Mass, is the guest Of Verne Fogg.
E. J. O'clair has resumed work IN
the telephone office.
A party Of sighteen from town spent
Sunday on Cancels Hump. Seventy
four different people were on the noun.
tain that day.
Mrs G. A. Perry of Worcester, Mass,
il the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
- w Moody.
MI. and Mrs. G. G. Graves and daught.
er, Miss Etta Graves, have returned
from Sycamore Beach, Moss
Judge Huntley Is in Montpelier At.
tending the Health Officers School.
mrs Bennett Perry 81 stonsham,
Mass. is the guest Of her son NJ II.
p. Perry.
A most enjoyable picnic and tin
shower was held at the home Of Miss
Katrina Sault last Friday
]. Burnham Fullerton was in town
the last Of the week on his way to
Seattle and Alasca.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24

kimball; music, orchestra. Entertain
nlent win be furnishing without charge
to those who remain over night
The program for the meeting Of Cen.
trail Vermont Pomona grange on Wed
nesday is as follows calling roll Of
officers; reading minutes Of last meet
ing; receiving applications for member
ship ia NTH degrees reports Of officers
and subordinate oranges; reports Of
standing and special committees; busi-
ness; comforting fifth degree in form:
intermission Tor basket picnic dinner and
social hour laftmnoon session open to
The publicj music, Williamstown grange
orchestra greeting George T Colby; re-
Spouse, Mrs George Selma; solo, Laura
Gauthier; talk on cooperative buying ii
the grange. John l. Hutchinson lYolun-
teers and questions on this topiel; mu-
SIC, Williamstown grange orehestras
reading Ernest Bancroft; piano solo.
Mrs Don Camp; discussion. (which Is
the greater means Of culture IN Yer.
mont home. a hathtuh Of a pianols The
sneakers to be announced sisters come
prepared to yoiinteerl selection, VII.
Jamestown grange orchestra. Belle
Morse Vaughan, lecturer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
sPEAKER cANNoN snowN up.


Congressman Fowler Of New Jersey
made frightful 4show" Of Speaker Cam
non in his expose OF yesterday. display
ing the speakers unbridled tongue AZ
well as bis unreasonabIeness. If Fow.
ler's action vas actuated BY anything
but spite, it would go long way toward
the defeat Of Speaker Cannon at the
next election Of presiding officer Of the
national House; although true, the ex.
pose win be eounteracted in an open
fight by the sympathy which viii be
accorded Speaker Cannon in the knowl.
edge that the revelations were more Of
less in the nature Of violation Of conf
denee as reposed IN private correspond,
ence between the two gentlemen. sym.
pathy goes far IL making votes Never
Sheless, in the popular estimation Speak
sr Cannon does not occupy so high a
place as he did before the newspaper at.
tack BY Congressman Fowler. and the
changed sentiment toward him must in.
dicate that he cannot for long hope to
retain his position IA the presiding Off !.
Ger Of the House. we have no faith in
the charge Of Congressman Fowler that
Speaker Cannon was responsible Tor the
panic Of 1907. but there is something
to the accusation that he was blind to
the conditions willfully blind, it now
seems. The disclosure Of inelegant Ian
guage used BY Speaker Cannon IS moth.
ing new, but it is somewhat nauseating
such language ii becomes an occupant
of 90 Office 50 dignifed as that Of speak
er hut Speaker Cannon seems to think
that II savors Of smartness and he in
dulees il it 70 the disgust Of the public,
However that might be overlooked u
lie user 81 ii was anything but a medi-
OGRE man at best.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
knnm tha Prnsnnnt.

Mr. Honeyman looked hopefully at
the pleasant, rosy faced Norwegian
girl with whom the manager OF the
employment bureau had accorded him
an interview eCan you wash and
irong' ne asked.
''Yaas / DO dose,p responded the
cheerful Minna
And can You wait on the tablet
mean win you-and answer the door.
beIlg" afr. Honeyman faitered. My
wife il quite determined on those
points"
tYaas, ! do dose" ana Minna con.
tinued to beam benevoleutly.
and You can cook, Of course" said
hir. Houeyman.
"Yaas," said Minna FOR the third
time. 7 do dat fine ven you keep her
busy SO she do not help me. Youths
Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
WE CLAN. PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
JINGLEs AND JEsTs
M'sieu Blen0t

Msieu Bleriot
ze wind az Dover blow vair bad,
An blow more at Calais.
But Bleriot he no get mad
An sail annoder day;
He laugh lax zees--ha, ha, ho, hot
For he ees blod-Msieu Bleriot.
He crank ze airship up 50 tight
She 20 lax ices; Squeek, squeeki"
An zen he start her on her flight
An sail what you call sleeek;
Ne beeg waves iomp deer below,
But neyair fears N sieu Bleriot.
He sail ze air lax som beeg bird,
An smoke re cigarettei
'Fraid-cats -he knows no such word I;
He ees brave man, you bet
Xe Rosbifs stand, wiz mouf wide, 50,
To see our Msieu Bleriot
When ozzair lips an ozzair hearts
Shall praise our Veeibure Rect,
Our new airsheeps shall play zair parts
BY sailing, oh, 50 fleet,
Ne cheek Of La Belle France shall glow
wiz pride for M'sieu Bleriot.
Denver Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
WILLIAMSTOWN

nv. +. Granger. our progressive towns.
man. Is building an up-todate poultry
house.
Mr., and Mrs. F Fl. Folsom, who spent
Old Home Week in Chelsea, returned
yesterday.
r. " Moulton has secured a JOB run
ming an engine in Roxbury and may
remove there soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Blaekmer ana two
Sons were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. DIT
Smith from Saturday until Monday.
Rev A. NJ. smith has concluded BIS
vacation services at the Uniyersalisi
church and will return to his home in
Brownaeld, Maine, this week.
Remember the meeting of Central Yer
mont Pomona grange Wednesday after
noon and the dedieatory exercises 81 our
new Grange hall in the evening.
The members Of the Home Study club
are cordially invited to meet with Mrs
WI 81 Granger Saturday, Aug. 2S. The
subject for the afternoon study win be,
Trees Of Vermont
There viii be q cold meat supper served
by the grange Wednesday from 5 to 7
o'clock The ladies who are obliged to
bring the food early in the day are re-
quested to leave it in the dining room
cupboard.
supt. and Mrs Casey arc now nicely
settled in their new home, the WILDER
house on Pleasant street. and We hope
they will find our village as pleasant an
abiding place as we have found IT, We
extend to them a right hearty welcome
The entertainment given BY /. o. O. n.
in Grange hall last evening was Of
high order consisting Of songs, solos.
farees, recitations. etc. There was
good attendance and the social hour All.
forwards WAS much enjoyed by an The
iuggling by Fred Prize was unique and
interesting feature
In last Fridays items the types made
us say, among other things. that Jerry
Hutchinson was the best carpenter ana
builder IN town, when 1t should have
read one eff the best" as we have at
least two others Messrs Perry and
Poole, who are the peers Of any in that
AAhN VI N1lhr
Nou watch Or any other timepiece for
that matter viii Be put in correct con-
ditien by w. @. Martin at MeEnany's
store, where you can also quench YOUR
thirst with a glass Of cold soda or tickle
your palate with excellent ice cream
OF You can get cigars, tobacco. and MANY
other things Of MeEnany. Give them
q call
The extensive repairs and improve
ments to be made on the NJ. Z. church
were begun to-day BY Poland and Dick
inson, who are giving The outside coat
Of paint. The inside Is to Be thoroughly
renovated -new seats, frescoing Of walls
etc, also memorial windows put IN. and
many other changes made during the
next few weeks.
The following is the program for the /
aedicatory exercises Of Wiliiamstoan
Grange hall, Wednesday evening. music.
orchestra; words Of welcome. George T. /
Colby, master Of Wilhamstown grange
response, District Deputy II. III Farnham
q East Montpelier grange duet. Evelyn
Reed and Arlene leHords, address. THE I
Grange ia Vermont District Deputy
George G. Flint Of Randolph grange; pi- I
ano duet, Mrs, Camp and Mrs. Reed; al /
dress, Mason s. Stone. state grange lee. /
.urer: music. orchestra; reading, Or NJ f
z. Avery. Washington grange address
p Il. Morse Of Randolph oranges song.
Miss Blanche Nixon poem, Rev. + A.
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the punishment for amy young gentle.
man who shall strike, lay hands upon,
trent with violence, disturb in bis room
OF tent o. offer bodily harm 10 new
cadet Or candidate with The intent to
punish iniurc. annoy, modest OF harass
The same, o. who shall with the same
intent compel the new cadet or candidate
TO perform mental services, or flag for
him.
Dismissal is serious thing, but IN
this case il j. q light punishment The
proven otlense was vicious attack
made upon two fourth class men, while
on military duty. One Of them was
found insensible, having been beaten
with tent pin. He was hurt 50 seri.
ously that lie was IN hospital for TWEEN
" three days.
No matter what genius a man had
for unpopularity, and no matter how you
stretch the theory Of youth having its
fling, il Is inconceiyable that any sane
person could find an excuse for what
was q cowardly assault, perpetrated IN,
der circumstances that indicated IN the
guilty parties sincere contempt for
all discipline and authority.
Any reconsideration OF the cases Of
the seven would mean the official recog.
milton not only of hazing but Of hazing
qualified BY extreme brutality. New
York Evening Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24

One must 80 to the far West to find
\ the most outspoken Republican critics
Of President Taft The California Week
| ~, reform paper OF strong Roosevelt
/ tian bias, appears 10 have been studying
| predecessor, and, az the end of the first
/ five months Of che new administration,
/ Il informs Its readers that It has found
some differences And these it pro-
ceeds to outline:
Gradually the character of William
Howard Taft, as president, Is unfolding
itself. He is not a Roosevelt He will
not cross any bridge until he gets to it..
Roosevelt would cross the bridge first If
he could get there Taft is by nature
iudolent and will tackle no task that has
not been set for him if he can avoid it,.
Roosevelt was strenuously on the look
out for something that needed to be done
and was ready to do it as soon as he
found IT, Taft swung the big stick TO
good effect at the end Of the tariff con-
troversy. Roosevelt would have swung
il TO better effect at the other end Of
that controversy. i not at both ends.
eBut the most important difference be-
tween the two executives Is that Taft
win not venture to perform any exeeu.
tive act, or do anything unless be can
find for It a clear and affirmative war.
rant Of law. Roosevelt would do, and
undertake to do, anything that he be.
lieved the good Of The nation required
him to DO, If the law ala not positively
prohibit such act IN fine, Taft is gov
erned hy the Jeifersonian principle Of
strict construction. Roosevelt ordered
bis policy in accordance with the Mar
shall doctrine of implied powers az en-.
larged BY Lincoln ia the doctrine that
the nation cannot have contemplated its
own destruction, and therefore gave him
needful power 70 save it from destrue
tion.
IF the Republican party splits under
Taft's administration IL Is likely to be
along that line Of cleavage II does not
follow that Taft win be reaetionary,
but only that he viii not be a progress
sive. He holds to the letter Of the law,
but the letter kiileth while the spirit
maketh alive"
1t is clear that this critic is disap.
pointed and would ioyfully welcome back
the former regime Yet it is premature
to conclude that Mr. Taft. while no re-
dictionary, awill not he progressive"
In the end he may save as many trees
and waterpowers as Mr. Roosevelt could
have saved and he may land more
malefaetors in Jail Meanwhile. reform
through law Is an interesting experiment.
we'll worth its trial Springfield Repab
lican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
RANDOLPH

Miss Ruth Roundy Is IN Charlestown,
N. II, with an aunt far the balance Of
The school vacation.
Clifford La Moche left for his home
in Warren the last OF the week, after
passing few days here.
Max Thomas, who has been passing
sometime with friends in Warren has
returned TO bis home here.
Fred Williams lett herr Sunday for
Bellows Falls where he will act as bell
boy in the Windham hotel.
Arthur Lane Of Monut Vernon, N. VI,
has joined his family here for yaea-
ton Of few weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs n sagent and Son, Sim
on left here last week for a visit Of
two weeks with friends in Castleton
and Rutland.
Jonathan Chamberlin, the guest Of
his brother, O. s, Chamberin tor several
weeks has returned to his home in
Palmer Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ Jones and daught-
er Mildred. 81 Warren, who have been
visiting Mrs. Minnie Mills here, have
returned to their homes.
Orman Terry has returned 70 bis
work IN the Sea Food market in Brook
yn, n. r., after having passed two
weeks with friends IN town,
Fred Hayward has sold his Ford run
about 70 Clyde Benedict Of the Bethel
quarries, which he has replaced by a
Ford touring car Of horse power.
]. A. Gould has sold his farm on Fish
Hill to Fayette l.. Davis Of South Bur
hngton, for $4,000 and has bought Of u
D. Partridge the Fredo on Harvard street
George Flint was in Pomfret satur.
day night where he organized grange
with 50 charter members Scion Vail,
Of Il. W. Vail Of this town, was elected
master
James Freedom the wrestler who has
been intown since spring, went last week
10 his home IN Des Moines Ia Mr. Free
dom made one stop at Greenfield 10 meet
wrestling engagement.
Mrs. Martha Root If Norwich has
purchased through the A. b. cushin
Real Estate Agency the home Of Ell
81. Lawrence on School street and win
take possession Of the same.
M. A. r. Powers and Miss Harriet
Keith left here last week for d series
Of visits IN Milford. n H., and Auburn.
dale, Mass, and from there viii pro.
ceeed 70 York Beach, where Mr.. Powers
win Join them for a stay Of a few
weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
BROOKFIELD.

A. NJ. Morrison Of Barre was in towr
recently on business.
few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Crane.
Mr.. and Frs. r. s. Holt visited friends
in 6raniteville recently.
Deputy Sheriff E. L. Kent Of Ran
doiph has been in town on business.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Crane and two
children Of Rutland have been spending
Mrs. Edward Wheatley is spending
two weeks with friends IN sharon, Pa.
Mrs. Nellie Hudson and SON. Earl
simons, visited friends IN Chelsea re.
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fri BatcheIder spent
several days last week with relatives
ia Calais.
Mrs. E. WILDER Of Randolph Center IS
assisting in the family Of Dea. and Mrs.
\. S. Graves,
The Central Vermont pomona grange
will meet with Williamstown grange
Wednesday, Aug. 5,
Mrs. Henry Holman Of Randolph
spent one day last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z, E. Benharm
Or. r. Z. Ellis accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Perley Reyes To Burlington hast
week Monday, where Mrs. Keyes under
went an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. sprague 81 West.
chester, Pa, recently visited bis aunt,
Mrs w. G. Clark, and family and were
also guests Of Dir. and Mrs. @. e. Mar
on.
Rev Or. Charles Rivers who Is sup
plying the pulpits at the First and
Second churches through the month Of
August, delivered lecture last Thurs
day evening at the second Congrega-
tional church on bis native country,
France; subject Paris under tho
auspices Of the Ladies Aid Society.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24

II N. Berth, French engineer, IS
correct in his conclusions the height
and length Of waves have been over
estimated. Observations have pre-
yiously been made in most cases from
small vessels, and as the decks have
been constantly tilted By the waves re
suits were exaggerated. With care to
avoid this error the highest wave
measured was forty-three feet NJ
Berth believes, however that iii the
southern seas a height ten feet greater
may be reached. There is a relation
between length and period, the Longest
waves having a period Of twenty-threi
seconds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
Go west. Young woman.

Hill City, as every sehoolboy knows
who has looked it up in the gazetteer
IL the capital Of Graham county IN
northwestern Kansas, and had a popula.
ton 81 46s il 1900. Despise not The
day OF small things Probably Hill City
has a Million club by this time. At any
rate, II has a glory net dependent upon
brute blocks Of population. If we may
believe d dispatch in the Topeka State
Journal, probably no town the size Of
Hill City can boast Of more rustling
women The superintendent Of schools
is a woman. The register Of deeds is q
woman, Il going To a law school when
her second term ends, owns 10 good
Graham county farm" Forehanded wo.
men abound Here is an incomplete but
impressive catalogue:
eDr. Lottie B. Findley IS a successful
practitioner, enjoying 4 large and IN.
cfeasing business She has wide state
reputation and acquaintance.
Mrs Emma s. Conner was a member
81 the Graham county board OF school
examiners for a number Of years She
has received the highest wages ever paid
teacher in the county She owns con.
siderable Graham county real estate.
Miss Olive KackleY, ex.register Of
deeds and owner Of several farms in Graz
ham county. She Is on a Chautauqua
circuit this season in the states of Mis-
souri,, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa.
Mrs Ida Harwi passed \ successful
law examination and admitted to prac-
tiee She has stock IN the Russell
Springs. Logan county state bank also
owns tracts OF land in Graham, Rocks
and Logan counties.
Miss Bertha Hinds has filed the posi-
ton of assistant cashier of The Farmers
and Merchants bank for several years
and has invested her surplus money in
good Graham county farms
Mrs Martha Dazell is q music teach.
er. also the possessor good town proper.
ty and farm lands she IS & stakeholder
in the Graham County State bank.
Mrs. Matte Wheeler Is the owner 81
several Graham county farms, also resi-
dence and business property IN Hill City
Mrs Ellen ii Rowland, ex-register
Of deeds Of Graham county and owner Of
q complete and lp-to- date set Of abstract
books Of the county, besides fine resi-
deuce property.
Mrs, Minnie Craig Is director in the
Graham County State bank and is a
large owner ST Hill City property and
Graham county real estate
Probably women will own all Graham
county and the rest Of Kansas in time
There used to ba a false notion ID the
East that Kansas was too much given
to mindinq the business Of other folks.
She attends CO herself mighty well
though we sometimes wonder how her
men folks manage 10 make living,
since he women rustic and hustle 50
triumphantly Al shy rate Graham
county III general and Hill City n par
ticnlar seem to he the paradise Of bust
ness women The capable surplns-if
the word il not toe nngallant female
population Of the East may feel itself
called to the banks Of the South fork
Of the solomon river.-New York sum
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24

One would judge BY reading the New
port Express and Standards criticism
that The Vermont Press association ha6
surrendered itself, body and soul, to The
Bell Telephone company, becatise IL;
members partook Of the hospitality Of
the company's president T. n. Vail Of
Lyndon Center, last week There Il
probably not one Of Mr.. Wallis guests
who at this moment has changed his ct.
titude toward the telephone company
whether he were hostile or friendly be-
fore, because 81 Mr. vail's hospitality.
The Newport Express and Standard sees
too many bugaboos.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
GRANITEvILLE.

The Graniteviile Independents won
their third straight game BY defeating
the Sunday School team yesterday af-
tefnoon at Plattsfeld by the close
score Of to 4. The features Of the
game we're the batting Of Ross and I.un.
dy and the fielding Of Reutile. The
battery for the Independents was Perry
and Grade: for the Sunday school, Beat
on and Walton and McAalay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24

Long live President Hindey OF the
Vermont Press ASSOCIATION st. Albans
Messenger.
Certainly; may he live to a green old
age and have the pleasure of dandling
his great grandchildren on bis knee,
while at the same time reveling in the
riches which come to every Vermont edi-
tor. That is our modest wish for the
new president Of the Vermont Press
association
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
Knlah.hood and the So.

y only remains for King Edward ia
knight George Bernard Shaw to cover
every branch Of the dramatic field IN
England. Gilbert was the first play
wright 70 be permitted to wear knee
hreeehes ia the kings presence. and
G1berts business was comic opera.
lis partner, Sullivan, died a knight.
irving was knighted for his tragedy,
Mgndham for his comedy Beerbohm
Tree now becomes a knight by reason
q mis- exceptional skill IN dressing a
stage and ia casting a play. and last
Duf not least. pinefo wears title in
RECOGNITION Of his rank as the first Of
contemporary English aramatlsts-AR
gonaut
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Il. c. Smith has become famous by
paying his newspaper subscription ten
years ahead It cost him only 500 and
he got that value Of publicity many
times over, besides his moneys worth
in newspaper Randolph Herald and
News.
Likewise, many Vermont newspapers
are waiting to confer notoriety, II not
fame, on subscribers who have failed 10
pay up for the last ten years subscrip-
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24

A solemn warning is given to Vermont
state officials by the White River juno
ton Landmark not to accept the invita-
ton to attend the Mormon exercises AZ
Royalton, when Senator Reed Smoot Il
10 be present. the contemporary taking
the ground that such acceptance would
be tacit recognition Of the Mormon
faith. II Is hardly probable that the
state officials would accept such an inyi
tation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
Where You Gan Buy CITY Bakery
Quality Goods.

Following IS a list Of reliable stores
selling our Double Loaf Malt Bread
(1Oc Loaf and other goods
Merchant a fraser
sowden & Lyon
Eastnam Bros.
H. y. Smith
Smith g Cummings
Tassie bros.
w g. II Cruiolzshank
2. r. Lynham
Dix q Coleman
w. n. Conner q Son
Hfchell David
New England Fruit CO.
Fresh goods delivered atthese stores
every day BY US for your convenience.
7. q venRer. Prop. Telephone tz.ii.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24

Twenty eight per cent. Of the school
children in the tenement districts Of
New York are infected with tuberculosis.
Is there need for renewed fight against
the Great White Plaguef Also against
the sordid tenement districts Of the
great metropolsi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24

Teacher What kind OF bird did
Noah send out OF the ark7
Small Boy--A dove.
Teacher-I'm surprised to find that
the smallest boy ia the class is the only
one to know.
Big Boy-please, teacher, his father
keeps bird shop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
Stage Experience.

Tambo-aCan yo' all tell me de
difference 'twixt a egg an cabbage,
Mistah Bones Z"
Bones All shore can, Mistah Tamho.
All amt done bin on re stage fourteen
yeahs for nothin'p Chicago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
Hammock philnsnnhv.

ma, do sailors take their sweethearts
aboard ship with themf"
"Of course not"
4Then why does each sailor have a
hammock 9n--.Iudge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
A Hole n class

In making electrical apparatus 1t ID
often necessary to make a hole IN
glass This may be done BY surround
ing the portion to be penetrated with
wax and etching ont the inelosed space
with hydrohaoric acid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
The Tip Of Fashion

eyes, Che next thing | viii buy win
be an Eliot"
"Ehi What's an Elliott"
Don't you know2 IT'S five-foot
bookshelf Cleveland Plain Dealer.