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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30
old TRUSTEES Held
their final SESSION
Three institutions Will be Under Di-
reetion of New Governing Board
Appointed BY Governor Noel Under
New Law.
Special to The Netos.

Special to The Netos.
Jackson, Miss, May 3O.-The pres
ent boards of trustees of the Universi
ty of Mississippi, Industrial Institute
& College and the Mississippi A. & NJ
| College held their final sessions to
day and wound up their affairs pre-
paratory to turning the three institu
tlons over to the new general board
of trustees of nine members created
by the act of the legislature at ITS
last session. The new board will also
have control of the Alcorn A. & NJ
College at Rodney, and will hold its
first meeting next week.
Governor Noel appointed nine ot
the foremost citizens of the state on
the new govedning board, and it is
believed that the policy adopted by the
legislature will result in a more eco
nomical and business-like manage
ment of the four colleges.
Commencement exercises are in
progress at the University of Missis-
sippi, Industrial Institute & College
and the Mississippi Agricultural and
Mechanical College.
Glass day exercises were the fea-
ture at the Industrial Institute & Col.
lege, and were witnessed by a large
audience, Governor Noel being among
those present. The commencement
period will be brought to a close on
Tuesday.
At the A. & NJ. College today the
feature was the junior debate for the
alumni medal. followed by the drill
and regimental dress parade. To.
night the annual alumni ad.
dress will be delivered by
Hon. c. L. Garnett, of Co
lumbus. On Tuesday the senior class
exercises will be held, and orations
delivered by F. L. Walton, B. NJ. Walk
er. J. E. Sides, H. B. Sanders, w. c.
Roce, P. X. Lutken, R. N. LobdeI ard
E. W. Lehman. On Wednesday the
annual address, followed by delivery
Of diplomas to graduates, will be de
livered by Hon. c. H. Alexander. of
Jackson.
AT the University of Mississippi the
OratOrical coptaS+ r,os
held this morning. Tonight the Joint
of the literary societies. fol.
lowed by the senior debate, will be
held. On Tuesday morning Governor
E. F. Noel will deliver the annual ad.
1ress, and at $3.50 p. m. the annual
heeting of the alumni association will
fe held. On Wednesday the senior
y lions will he held H,,r;-,-- II
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30
JUDGE DAVIS IS
TAKING VACATION
City Police Justice Spending a Few
Days With Friends and Relatives
At His Former Home.

Police Justice ]. E. Davis left Sat
urday for visit of few days to his
relatives and friends at his former
home, near Jackson, Tenn, conse-
quently there was no police court
this morning. Judge Davis is expect
ed to return Wednesday and all cases
on the docket will be carried over un-
til he returns.
So far there have been but few
cases docketed, and these were for
minor offenses, such as did not re-
quire speedy trial.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30
1000 FAMILIES OF
jews ARE EXPELLED

Kiev, May 30.-One thousand and
two Jewish families have now receiv-
ed official notification that they must
leave the city. This includes fifty
families notified Saturday.
An additional 1913 families in the su-
burbs outside of the city proper are
subject to deportation before June IS,
unless they produce proofs of theic
right of residence Even the Jewish
relief committee is unable to state
the exact number already expelled,
but it is estimated that between 200
tRg aulS3Ql(@s 800 fawqi'ifs haSee of the birds
of paradise. but the natives take ad-
vantage of the occasion to secure speci-
mems of the birds without injury to
the feathers. As soon as it is found
that the birds have fixed upon Il par
ticuar tree for their dances a native
branches among the leaves and here
ensconces himself just before daylient /
armed with bow and number 81
arrows with round knob upon the
end, instead of a sharp point. A bof
waits at the foot of the tree. and wheo /
the birds have assembled and beg /
their dance the hunter begins to sho0e> /
The blow of the blunt arrow stuns
bird. which falls to the ground an
is secured by the waiting boy. not ~ ]
drop of its blood being shed and th
nlumar re beinC upiniured The othdf
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30

two were KILLED in
Freight TRAIN WRECI7 'iA' n
(BV Associated Press.)

Meridian, Miss. May 30.-Fas
freight train No. 80 of the Mobile
Ohio railroad was wrecked this mora
ing near Scooba, thirty-tive mileI
north OF this city. Two men wern
killed and a third badly injured. =
The dead John Campbell, engin
eer, Jackson, Miss. Jesse Davis, brakd
man. Houston, Miss.
The injured man is Roscoe Eth
ridge, negro fire. ian, who is badly
scaided The VIZ ok was caused BY
a faulty switch. The engine and ten
box cars left the track and plunged
down an embankment.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30
KILLED COMPANION
ON A FISHING TRIP

SpecidI to The NeioS.
Mpbile, Ala, May S0.-G. L. Sims is
II The county Jail with charge of
1nnfaer opposite his name as result
10 Tie death of c. H. Ray, which oc-
md Saturday night.
ms and Ray, two short loan"
~ brokers, it seems, went on a
Hg trip in a boat to Dog river
We6nesday last. A quarrel arose over
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30
ANNUAL Meeting "a :a@ P,s. s'
thing fl
Of MAIL CLERK. .s: .;:. c
vN ORR
United National Association of Poste hespe'
flee Clerks Hold se'''o" ii" +at-ce1
tiesburg Today.
Postoffice clerks from all

Postoffice clerks from al
the state are in HattieSburs
attend the annual convent
United National Associate
office clerks, which convenl
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock al
lows Hall.
The session will be devotl
to business and discussions
to the good of the order. /
at the Hotel Hattiesburg to
be a pleasant feature of the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30
sSe !agE !, !. !.

Every old sore is infected spot the lesh kept
open by constant drainage of impure blood into the place
One OF the principal constituents of blood is plasma
heailng property Where the circulation y pure this
cement of the blood which is of glutinous sticky
nature performs the necessary work in healing all sores,
Wounds and lacerations 1t does this by sticking or
nng the parts together while nature causes knitting
he tissues and solidifes the place. -
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30
REVIVAL. SERVICES AT
BROAD Street CHURCI

The revival services at Broa
Street Methodist church began yestel
day with great promise of a truly SUI
cessful meeting. Large crowds wer
at both the morning and evening SCI
vices. Rev. George Anders preache
in the morning from James 5:19-2O
Brethren, if any of you do err fror
the truth, and one convert him; lie
him know, that he which convertet
the sinner from the error Of his wa
shall save soul from death, an
Continued on page six.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30

johns church. 1t was to atten.
services at St. Johns church on tn,
morning of December 8 last that AL
ma Kellner left home shortly befor,
o'clock. She never reached tn
church, and it was said that she ha,
been kidnapped and held for ransom
put anonymous letters received b,
her family may have been written
hoaXes.
The police believe that the chill
was murdered and that it was he
body which was found under the J 4 a
ment today. ~
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30
COTTON MARKET

Liverpool: Spots, SIP; sales, TO-
900; June-July open, 40 1-2-71; June
July close. 40; Sept-Oct. open,
6'96 1886 Sept,-Oct. close, 6.95 IL.
New Orleans;-Opening July. none;
october, 1854; low July, 1472; Octo
Der, 12.55; 2:15 p. m. July, 1472; Oc-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30
NEWSPAPER Reporter
| COMMITS SUICIDE
ones
(By Associated PresS,)

(by Associated PreSS.)
Fort Worth, Texas, May 30.-E. n.
Robinson, reporter on a local after
~ poon paper, committed suicide this
%fnorning in the room at a local hotel,
following dose of cyanide, with a re-
~ 3volver shot in the head. He left a
50 note saying that he had been unhappy,
= had made others unhappy, and that
y there was no use of his living any
" longer His father was for many
= years city editor of the New Orleans
S Picayune. Young Robinson himself
W Yorked in New Orleans and other
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30
KIDNAPPED Child IS: {: $; ::
aAD ,orbi
PROBABLY FOUND, :: !: !:
ION
poa, imir
' " en''o round IN sasementrial
of ouisvi,,. ood
'o'''o' 'o'se oe"e" S
ed to be That ot A,r, k.,,,., e "
I1
by Associated Press.)

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 30.-An investi.
CATION is being made here today in r
connection with the body found in theut 1t
basement of a school house. 1t is bet to I
lieved to be that of Alma Kellner, th3ery {
little girl who was kidnapped from he"
home in the city several months ago., :,
The torso was found wrapped ihome
piece OF carpet. 1t was badly deltly
composed. Spe
The basement is under st. John'T S!
CATHOLIC school which adioins ST
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30

its advantages are.
t not contain over one
O.
snust be in our office by
man your suD-s--r
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30

Paris, May
ence of seein
means of a I
nearer res'
young "a
soon "
which
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-30
5000 in GOLD

We will give $1,000 in gold to the
oerse- who sends ss the best written
IN of what the AUTO-PIANO
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-08

DR.. @. H. Barbour. OF King
City, YEA uonvioisd OF rape ID the
Gentry oeutsty circuit court. snd
his punishment assessed ct i've
yssrs ID the psnitsnsiary. The
cass wss calIed Monday morning
and went to shs jury shortly aftsl
noon Tuesday, and that 66dy re-
turned ths verdict Thursday
morning, Dr.. Barbour was re-
lsassd on e 90 boz and thl
ssjs vii bs eppsslsd.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-08

Erom state School SUPER
iafsnaans.
EDrToR DxMocRAT:
There are ssvsral sections OF
|law, msntien OF which should
prove interesting to your readers
lin view Of the fact that they are
new and not well understood and
that the annual school meetings,
ct which they may receive con-
sideration, will be held April 5.
Section 10T76 provides that
every district In the state shall
maintain an eight months school
term II q levy Of forty cents on the
hundred dollars valuation, to.
gethsr with the cash on hand and
amount received from public
sources, 10 sufficient therefor.
The penalty for failure to comply
with this requirement is forfeiture
lof the district organization. The
same section provides that any
district with fewer than twenty.
1--we children enumerated may ar.
range from year to year for trans
porting children to other districts
paying tuition out Of district
Ifunds.
Section 10822 provides ''that no
school district which fails to levy
q tax of forty ceats on the hun.
drsd dollars assessed valuation,
unless the assessment of Q Less
amount. together with moneys
4 received from public funds, shall
} amount to three hundred and
City dollars for school purposes
(tsachsrs and incidentally, shall
receive any part of ths. public
. moneys" The same section
, provides that no district failing
to maintain an eight months tern
, Il . levy Of forty cents together
iiwish the public funds 10 aafhaisn
therefore. shall be entitled 10 an.
OF the public funds. Every dis
= ttrict In the state must make
! llevy Of 10 sents, unless Q smalle
!. leyy will produce $3.50.
Section 10s46 provides that an.
district In the state with no
!. less than 0 square miles of terri
Q tory, with an assessed valu
Q alton OF forty thousand dol
lars or less, and that has an emu
: meration OF ct least twenty. iiv
: pupils, may receive spfficier
It money from the stats 20 enable
to maintain 81 eight month
It school term provided II lsvis
. sixty Ave cents for school pur
. posss. ~
Section 1os6t' provides that Ii
y teschsrs wages for the last mont
= !. can not oe paid until term repor
have been filed with the clerk
4 the board and county supsrinter
:. dent.
- Section 10ese provides tn
= boards OF education In cities aE
n towns may establish free Mig
- schools and make rules and regl
"A lations governing them.
: Section 10897 provides th
,a school children shall attend
least thrse-feurths Of the term
the district In which such chill
90 rem attend.
y Section io606 providing for |
ID strue.ion In Psychology has be
hs Ephanged 90 ss 70 require ipstFu
n tion in the causes and prevent
40 of tuberculosis:
or Section 10o44 provides Il
OF certificates may be revoked ]
.: failure on shs psrt Of tbs tsacf
ke TO carry out his part Of the 90
mt tract, |. o., quitting the scht
ge without the consent Of the boa
he Frstsrnally yeurs,
lat Howard 4. Ca
he --------.--.------.-- - : :.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-08


A wolf he's been killed ID Perry
|eoanty weighing eighty pounds.
This 10 said 10 be the largest wolf
ever killed IN the country, and it
fell victim to the craftsmanship
of a boy seventeen years of age.
Missouriis forging to the front
as 9 wool producing state. This
year thessate produced aad sold
5,68Q, 600 ppunds OF wool. This
was five fines as much as Kansas
producsS and one million pounds
more than either Iowa or Illinois.
James Smith was attacked by
q pack OF wolves, near Ally,
Shannon county, after bis brother
Logan, had left him to procure
medical aid. James had cut his
foot badly with the ak he was
Telling q tree with. When the
physician and brother arrived on
the scene all they found of the
unfortunate man was the large
bones OF his body. His rifle was
by his side with empty magazine
President Hill of the University
OF Missouri has appointed Prof
~. Commaeh of the Central high
school Of Kansas City, W. L.
Barrett, superintendent OF the
Poplar Bluff schools and DR.. II,
j. Davenport of the university,
90 Q committee to meet at Colum'
bic on May 9, to consider and ar
| range plan whereby the com
msrcial work in the high schools
Of the state may be credited b,
the university.
i Frank Beucksmann, express
! messenger on the Jacks IN Brancl
, Ry.. met with serious acoiden
: near mill B here last Suada!
t me- ing. He attempted to jun
! on the engine while it was NOV
: ing and fell in front OF the wheels
/ One Of his legs was badly crush
r cd, His wound was dressed an
then he was taken to the railroa
' hospital in st. Louis the sam
t day, where it was found neces
: sary to ampute his leg below tn
(. knee.--Cash. Book.
W. 8. Barrett, who drives tn
oil wagon between Rock Port an
. Tarkio, sold q team of comir
;. fivs-ysar-olde mare mules, tn
y other day. to George Aftermath!
y of Carbon, Ia, for $500. I'll
Z pair weighed $3.50 pounds. M
Barrett owned them only fi'
days. having paid 500 for ther
y y He says the team will yet sell I
!" $1,000, A short time before Il
'. sale he parted with q 2,700-l
- pair of mare mules, coming q
= years old, for 5000. An omal
man got the pair.
ID On accoun. of some bad bo
ht who effected an entrance into I
j. high school building at Popi
Bluff and mixed up and damag
st the books and papers Of the p
at pills one night last week, scht
in had to be dismissed for day
d. get the kinks out. The boa
held an inquiry, and aftews
Ne offered 500 reward for inform
en- tion to convict the perpetrstor
o- perpetrators, who may be pro-
on cutsd for burgulary, II app
hsuded. A false fire alarm en-
lat tied the school = few days PR
for ious, and other depredstioas
lsr reported.
~, State Game Warden Toler
a shipped three pairs Of Chin
ring nscked pheassnts to \
.s Madrid, which reached here 81
day to be kept and bred by "a
:. Dan Comfort, Wint P. Lewis
!. : Ehap Hunter, Jr. As these bi
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-08


again.
Butler county has voted to bond
itself for $50, 600 to build q new
Jail.
An old she wolf, measuring six
feet and four inches from nose to
tip OF tail, was killed in New
Madrid county last week.
An agitation IL being worked
up over In Wayne county to re-
move the county seat from
Gresnvills 70 Williamsvills.
Work has been commenced on
the reconstruction Of the Com
meFcial hotel that was destroyed
at Siksston . few weeks ago.
An Appropriation bill OF s7b,-
900 for the erection Of . postoffiee
a. Poplar Bluff, will be consider
ID by the present session Of con-
gress.
The federal court and postofice
. Hiding at Cape Girardeau is
completed, and is said to be one
Of the best government buildings
!, in the state.
A church st Charleston is to
iavs q $4,000 organ. Andrew
Carnegie has consented to donate
one-half of that amount, il the
members ofsths church viii raise
the other hall.
IL 10 thought that the greater
part Of the wheat planted Last fell
in the Missouri River Valley has
been killed by the severe cold ol
Last December. Many OF ths
farmers will plow up their wheat
fields and replant them In corn.
Tho sentence of W. F. Rollins
former marshal at Cardwell, fcl
two years In the penitentiary OF
q charge of manslaughter in th'
fourth degree for the killing 0
John A. Lsftwich in 1908, ha
been confirmed by the suprsm
court.
y Dan orrell. age about 45 years
while attempting to CROSS tn
railroad tracks at Cape Girardeal
by crawling under . string q
freight oars. was run over an
killed. A wife and two childre
are left to mourn his unfortunat
death.
Rev. Father Frederick Klein
who for the past 30 years has ha
charge Of the Kslso Parish churc
in Scott county, died In the 9
Mary Hospital at 81. Louis, Q
March 21st. He was born in th
Provincs OF Westphala, German,
during the year Of 1853.
While cleaning the front ysr
at the home Of her con In Popl,
Bluff last week, the clothing
Mrs.. j. G. Pharr, aged "A year
caught iire and before the nam'
were sxtinguishsd the old Leo
vas frightfully burned. It
feared that death win result.
Several schosl districts h Bu
lsr county are considering
propagation 70 unite and build
central high school 70 serve ths
patrons. By this msans ceunt
schools could be made equal,
=. = 4 -
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-08
4 trse near Hsrderan e deco.

Takeu Will uvct HIty uoau ueWhEs
shot and hung upon 1t by the sons
of Charles Niemeir, The boys
are keeping the neighborhood
clean OF hawks.
The people Of Watson and tae
surrounding country are in
mourning. The most highly re-
speotsd citizen, DR.. Isaac Barton
Jones, who was born at Green
vile, Tenn, July Is, 1884, and
died at his home In Watson, Mo-,
March 20, 1910.
OF the ia counties of Missouri
forty -seven have met the require
ments Of the law and destroyed
the ballots used in the 1908 else-
tior. The other sixty-three coun-
ties did not comply with the Law
In destroying the ballots. Ripley
county is one OF the forty-seven.
A law suit has recently been
thrown out OF court in st. Louis
after having been on the docket
for nearly fourteen yaars. The
amount involved is said to be
about $50, 900. One attorney said
that he had given the case about
six hundred days of his time al.
ready.
The peach crop has been killed
again, or near killed, according
to the opinion Of the Missouri
Valley Horticultural members,
who held a msnthly meeting a.
the Coates house, Kansas City
Saturday afternoon, but othel
fruits will be in abundance. ONLY
q 10 per cent Of peaches will b,
had this year, it is agreed. whil'
apples, pears, cherries. plums
grapes sild;tbe berries Off sllkind
will be here 100 proof, unless
Ilate frost nips them.
Work of moving the canning
factory from Stewards to Clarks
dale was begun the latter part G
> last week, four loads of machin
cry was brought over. Only tn
3 machinery will be moved as th
building has been sold. A net
location has been secured, o pal
of the Clark land lying near til
! ball park, which the compan
) seems to think an ideal locatio
Q and on which they will pul
= building oi corrugated iron III
= steel 30x100, two story high.
q "His death was a public ben,
/. faction. This is what the news
" papers said when DR.. RiehaI
10 Duncan Hudson, the "cocait
). king" of st. Louis. died last WEI
* from an overdose, OF the drr
in which he had so often prescrib'
for others. For many years
had sold cocaine 10 thousands
- victims and had often been in Il
10 courts for so doing. 1t is "a
ar some 1T the "coka" victims car
y to his office where his dead boz
i WAS found, fell on, their knee
OF wept, and moaned hysterical
to becsuse they feared they wo,
ro have difficulty in getting tn
rd accustomed "dops".
or Death has just claimed on.
a. the eight Missourians who he
"a. reached orspassed the cent?
n. mark, in the person Of Col. 5
.. NJ. Atwood OF Southwest Misso
re who was born in London, Er
land, in 1910. He attended 4
coronation of Queen yictoris,
on was : friend of Abraham Limo
BEE the martyred president.
sw others OF the ootette are Grand
IN Berensmeysr, at Rishfounti
pit. osags county, who has just c.
md brated her one hundredth bir
rds day Henry Darmaa, Liberty,
Lhe years old; Mrs. Jane Hit
srd Henderson, .0U years old; I
are Esugraln, ssdalis, i0S years
vss ten months; Henry Green,
the bany. i02 years II months; ]
be Lucv Saudsrson. Dewitt,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-04-08
'ROUNDABoUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from mExchanges--Madeb by the Shears.
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen,
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

Observation-Disclosures
Montgomery county has al
system by which the Democratic
Central Committee meats and ap-
portions the county Offices to the
various townships Of the county.
One office will be given to one
township and another to some
other. II seems to be Q pretty
fair plan.
The Cape Republican says that
the conductor and other members
Of the train crew on which Q ool-
orsd man vas shot a Nssly's
Landing q few days ago, have
been discharged and most Of the
crew arrested and have been
bound over to await the action of
the Cape Girardeau county grand
Jury.
| Fredericktown h as what is
termed, as the Consolidated Store
Co., incorporated with . capital
stock Of $3.50 The purpose Of
the company lie to engage In .
i general mercantile business, buy.
ing and selling ties, manufactur.
ing and selling oak and pine
lumber, the par value OF the
Ishares are S100.
} A few days ago, Lee Moberly.
. colorsd boy, 10 years old. was
} playing marbles with q white boy
about the same age at Cape
} Glrardeau. a quarrel vas started
6ver the game and ths eol0rsd
boy stabbed the white boy with
/ knife, just over the heart, iniliet-
/. o very dangerous wound. The
. oolored boy was arrested snd
q placed in the county Jail at jack
I son.
Rock Island freight train No
J. 95 west bound from Altamont te
= st. Joseph, was wrecked near th'
n Harvey crossing east OF Maysvill'
. about six o'clock Tuesday morn
4 ing. The train comprissd forty
e Ave care, thirteen Of which wen
o into the ditch. The cause Of tn
accident has not been known, bu
supposed IL was esused by th'
= rails spreading. No one va
: hurt,
II Harry Hursch, who recent
d died at st. Francisville on tn
N Missouri river, at the age of nine
70 ty-two years, leaves recor
which will be hard to- beat. Their
survive him five children, thirt
d grandchildren, forty grsat-gran
h children. He was married in 1SS
\. to Nancy Richardson. who "
N survives him, the couple live
- together seventy-two years. Mr.
; Hursch now being -ninety-or
years Of age.
ral A Hopkins woman, who max,
- her own butter, met with "cat'
~ .strophs the other day. She be
!. . nice jar OF swsst butter In Il
:. pantry and got'up Sunday mofl
y Ing to ind the family cats he'
!. fastened IN the jar. The butt
was not hurt but the thoughts
the cat made the fsstidious hous
- wife sick, 20 che decided to to
1t to the store. tell the merchs
the circumstances and exchan
Is il for another jar Of butter. 8
dy explained 70 the merchant th
the butter was alright and I
aa person who knsv nothing abc
e. lhe oat getting into It would r
8, fish II aswell A. any. The nero
NO an. took the butter Ia the b
for room and came out IL . few mi
'ay lutss With The san,s butter and
an LADY thanked him very grasiout
,sy ylsnd vsnt home happy, ne
1as dreaming - she apresd the b
lse ter On hsr bIzpult that 4 vas
lad lszns tlzt tie cat had playsd j
and sex i. journal,
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