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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

The proposed carving or AnaANHN
state out OF Northern California anu
southern Oregon has progressed 40 TAR
that n convention has BEEN called tnf
March rs. 90 meet az NrUka. California
% discuss the scheme.
California is $40 big and lt - unwiclu-
lv. but Oregon la not. The first could
be- cut % two. and each division WoHiu
be- one and haif times as large az
Nevv YORK Why Oregon should o. cnn-
4ifer.d ln the carving process II NOS
ulnfu We question IN calforntans
would ever consent 90 surrender the
distinction OF having tire second state
la size in the Union. and Tor that feA
son and ia view OF the absence OF ans
convincing argument Ia favor or me
divisi0n. 81 IS extremely douotful II the
movement goes mucn beyond ms con"
M is true that California spraWis
along the coast Ike some overSroa 9
boy. having a length greater than ms
width OF Texas. But "a - this grea
area that helps 90 fill residents Wit
/ pride They are unwilling 70 see 0ai
i Franclaco. with SIS great promise. ~
+ The southern part OF the state. with it
unsurpassed climate and fertility. takcl
+ out OF fsfs stat Therefore. the talk eo
OF separation - apt % die a-0ornths
I oregon. which is not burccncd ~
area, being uinth in size among ~
states aud Territories. When 20
( Vraka convention has ad1ournec -
TAX % a new state VII probably 80
I side
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
MOTHERS LOVE
rs BEFORE LAW
Brooklyn Woman Tefis why She stole
Her Babies from Her Husband.

NEW Special.-Mrs- Grace
Matthews is back az her home al f0i
Monroe street. Brooklyn, with doors
oarricadcd and every prccauuon taken
&C. keep her little ones that she has
SO hardly won by kidnapping them
from her husband. She Us half ii from
the strain OF her thrilling chase, but
supremacy happy az having her chill
lreu with her again.
Mrs Matthews was granted de-
cree OF separation from her husband
last Decern Der on the grounds OF cruel
and tnhuman treatment The decree
gave her the custody OF her children.
but last summer Mr.. Matthews took
them 10 Swan Lake. Susque hanna
county. Pa. and paid no attention 20
( the demands for their return made b5
Mrs. Matthews through her attorney
Last Thursday she decided TO take
the law into her Own hands. Sht
. went 10 MOntrOse. where the children
attended school. Securing room CD
posite the school building she waited
until the father drove up and ief
them, and az the noon recess she wen
into where the children were sAths
lunch.
Come with me. deara We're COINS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
me- ~rprlo,,~r "a Wilmington.

Jnd-e Leander Stilweli. OF Erie. re-
entity appointed first assistant com
nl ssiuu-r of pensions tn Wasnins -on.
writes 10 "a friend I'm Cl4nutc, ine
Bows am tell m@ that L shalt have To pu.
. dress suit. that che same lS apsoi ul'
IS oug raggle in order TO cnl am 20
1ns.tr4g 10 any important function ncft
Ina Washington, that should 4 appeAt
Al "a Presidential or other recepNo1
lad ia my present style ms appear
lnce would create as much consterno-
-lon as 81 1 had stalked in with nothine
tu but anIghtie 80 FAR, however, D
ave successfully stood out. and a er~s
tuis is not included In the list OF "a y
possessions You have been and AROUND
.opeka considerably in recent wears
ana assume that you have seen a
dress suit. but I never otd until ] caflt
o. Washington last November TO ih b
mind the thing makes the ordinary tri-
oW look like "A cross between "a po-iei
GCron and a bullfrog. To mas De- ms
: Il shall have 90 hire one Some time ii
! ,rder 20 pass the peariy gates OF Sons
/ u the powers that be. bat know wnei
/ 4 Dat the toggery on I shall feel NN.
/ seventeen different kinds OF zoo
/ With shiloh and Lincoln Tow nships u
I near from The Kansas City star
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

cuLPEPER. VA spe ciel.--
Iusre cseorre ecoft 8h2ckeifced. ~
orqnre c0tnfy. wno 1an recently
elected Judge * tne &,nra 1vtleIsl
Cfrcuit % ss1crHed the late tRdEe u.
a. Cirfnasiey. was entev1slntd ~ tns
citizens 81 C,ulpeoer co1ntv AZ a ban
ouet a. Waverlv ff0tsi here THURS
day evening. ManE leadinE cIt.1rrt
attended Major EtEiD rs. Ctbsor.
tne ornrronwc1ltn's Attorney. was
tooafrn azfer.
Rrowninr. g. l. Browning and r.
~ De Jarneste. % Orange. John q
May o. Louisa: p T. ". Duke. IT.
o. Chari0ttesyiile. r p Johnson. O.
J. Rixey. Jr.. and J. G. Hiden. % Cut
pepper.
with a bouquet % flowers. ant feel
ingiy responded 20 the rtany compll
ments showered upon him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
GUARD ROOSEVELT
AGAINST MALTA
Police at Rome to Be Particularly
Active when Former President
Arrives There.

ROME Special.-A secret guard as
strong as any ever thrown about
King or Emperor Will guard Theodore
Roosevelt on his visit 10 Italy. IL was
prepared 20 take every precaution 70
balk any plot BY tue Mana. the Comor-
ra and other criminal societies.
Moreover. the secret police OF every
country IN Europe have been asked 70
send 10 italy their picked men. espe,
cIally those familiar with the personnel
OF the anarchists and other dangerous
societies.
Every man suspected OF being capa-
bic OF attacking Colonel Roosevelt not
only In Italy, but throughout Europe,
will be under surveillance from the
time Mr. Roosevelt leaves khartoufn
The organizations In Italy and sicily
are already under the eye or me polies
vets coming. The assassination year
Yesterday OF Lieutenant Joseph Petro.
slno. head OF the famous Italian sQuas
OF the New York police, while tnves
been forgotten. Although there Win b
j little OF tbs pomp that marks the tray
I els OF royalty. Mr.. Roosevelt VIII D
under constant guard The goVernsnen
has mapped out q tnoSoekn oxs ssas :
every city and department the torrne
Il President win pass through
Il Probably the greatest anxiety
( caused BY his stop at Naples When y
leaves Africa. on the same boat vii ?
Itsiian police. as well as represents
| tfVes OF Eagland's secret service An
other detectives From .nS un 1S
? becomes the guest OF tAly TIL
: passes beyond the fronuer ne W.
DetSesl~ss viii precede and follow ~
7 aud Will be scattered through y
: crowds and IN the gatherings Az tS
! tivities IA his honor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
TO MAKE EFFORT
FOR ALTERATION
Sympathetic Strikers Hold Meet.
ing Today and Are Urged 70
Stand Firm, With the AS
surance That Victory
VIII Be Theirs.

PHILADELPHIA, pa Spe-
cial.-Aroused by the m lions oi
dollars lost through the car strike
and tire general strike. ami the
threat or "a Statewide WnLkout
Within nftccu days, the rcurc~cn-
taffVcS Of business. religious and
frnternal organizations viii make
plans "a force arbitration GA the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co,
and restore business 20 normal
conditions. The meeting 0i repre-
sentatiyes Of practically every or
ganlxatiom im the city, represent
mg 100000 members, called BY
the Bu~inc~s Mems Association
cani.nittcc 90 seven Tor n. NJ
at COZ south Ninth street. ~ the
most powerful attempt yet made
90 restore peace and ortier INA
Philadelphia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
BATTLE
AT TRENTON N. ].
Five Thousand Rioters and Strike
Breakers Engaged In Fight,
Many Being Injured

TRENTON. y. T. Special
In pitched hattic between 1000
rioters and band OF strike
breakers. 6ftccu men were tu-
iured. four fatally, early Friday
A. sixty non-union men brought
from New York. guarded hy po-
lice. dashed tO n waiting car AMI
attempted go run g. the mob at
tackled them with rcyolVCrs and
missiles.
While the manifestlnts fred fusil-
ladies' the fu-itives hid under the seats
nj the car Nas rushed through the
heart or the mob 90 the quarters arr
RANGED for the strlklhrca Few
of the newcomers answered che ere
of the crowd airing bundly without
daring TO raise their heads GO view
a bullet pierced the helmet ot "a poo
uccman who started 90 rise from ms
close packed group or men on tnt
door aud seats OF the car.
The police reserves from all over
the city were called out and attacSc,
the mob. which finally dispersed
There were many individual clashe
inter the riot. however. sporadic nEni
fug occurring on the streets ul dawn
Tl.ru tle crowds again began To- Eatn
ar about The car barns.
General Manager Peter r.. Hurley
the Trenton Street Railway. las
lleht announced that mo- attempt g
rrn cars would Dee made. hut Mayo
Madden immediately demanded "a ser
..r under penalty OF $50 forfeit 10
each hour in which no cars were rai
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

This makes me sick Here's an
other EsnKlishman wanting uS 10 omit
the third stanza OF The star Spangled
Banner because it's offensive Is tne
British Well. should say mott cried
the eXcitable patriot What CnI
out a single line OF that dear Odd song.
that every true American loves and
knows as ne does the prayers ne
learned az his mothers koeel Never!
You're right" Was asseRted heart
ny. But. b. the way, ho~ does tna'
stanza go?''
How does Il go2 Why--er--lei
me see. I've got a blamed poor mem
CRY for sOngD. anyhow. Just start i
for me"
Gee. 7 cant II you'd give ms
7 the verse bef0Fa-
Il cant Bue. say--0in't tt an SAt
= rage 2''-CteVelAnd Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
ANOTHER QUAKE
SHAKES FRISCO
Quake Extended Over Area Al
fected in 1906-People are
Alarmed IN Theaters.

SAN FRANCISCO, C4Is-sps~--
cfaI.-An earthquake tremor was
felt over Central California IAurs-
day night. extending ever Mafh
the same area Affected In 1906
though nc no point were the
slsocka severe OF I'm duration
ls,nQcr than eight seconds. Most
reports put their length at rom
three 60 four seconds.
In Oakland across the bay frotn
san Francisco. and In the ckty u
-..ir. the shocks caused some
alarm I'm theaters. bat Inc auoi-
eareS were induced 10 remain IN
their seats.
At san jose. Florence Roberts.
the actress. claimed the fears OF
the audience. ordering those who
started for the exits so remain IN
their places.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

NEW YORk-SpeclaI-- II you
won't whip me IN come home. but if
you're going 10 beat me. I'm going cut
West
This message was sent last night o.
he pareutS OF Julia Fabian, fourier,
81 s05 East Seventy sixth street. who
lost a dollar her mother had given her
20 buy provisions with yesterday uiof ~
ing and disappeared. When her
father. Anton Fabian pastry COOK al
SherrvsS rot home ne found Julia on
The roof She broke away from him
and ran 20 the street An hour later a
girl friend delivered her ultimatunt.
but could not md her 70 deliver the
answer and the police were notined
The girl has a light complexion gray
ewes and brown hair. She wore = plaid
dress
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

NEW YORK Special - James
Marsh of Fairfield ~ D.. trapped "a
white muskraf Thursday in thr BIG
Piece swamp in caldwell 81. >. this
animal has pure white fur and pink
-vns. Hunters and traprCrs who have
tll.1 hundreds 90 muakrtta oFcrf
snriur Tor MANY wears Don thr low'unde
bordering cine upper COURSES 90 the
rnee. .r Vnrrnfnn and korfaWlf itif
ers alv thnt they never before saw an
Alf..n muskrnt
Marsh has trapped also seven
uainks 1--WE skunks and twelve pos
sums thus far this suring
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
FINED $4,000 FOR
SELLING WHISkEY

SPARTANSBURG. s Special.
Mayor y. r. Lee, In Police Court mere
THURSDAY. sentenced George Dearman
10 Dav "a fue 90 $4,000 or serve four
teen wears on the city chain gang TOT
violation ct the liquor ORDINANCE
nrarfunue house was rAldc9 lAHt
night by the police. resulting IN tne
.aurllre OF twenty odd gallons or wis
KEY put up in pint bottles Ine Mayot
and imposed "a nne 90 $1oo or thirty
DAVIS iu each case. An appeal "a as IA
Ken .nl . Test case VII - mate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

SAN FRANCISCO CAL-Special.-
Watsonvillc. santa Cruz and san jose.
and also santa Rosa. 10 the north. and
stockton. 30 damage was done az any
point
oakland recorded a shock OF l-l sec
.ords. while az tnc Lick Observatory.
and that on Mt Hamilton, near can
lose. the seismographs tremblcd for
eiEht seconds.
ira telegraph of1ccs operators lcff
their KEYS for few minutes. causing
reports Ira other cities that the wires
were down.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

Mark Twain SAYS that he has al
WAYS taken the w0man's part
'.For Instance" ne relates. Il once
afr0ngiv reurimanded a woman Qua Ia
Hannibal. Mo. Here WAS the occasion.
so this IS q little girl. ehf 4 said
To her as she displayed her children
10 me. And this sturdy little urcnin
ia the bib belongs, 7 suppose. % thc
contrary SEX
e fYassah.' the woman replied 'faS-
sab. OATS a girl. too.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
MANSIONS 60 TG
THEIR CHATHAM HONE

LYNCHRURG. Va Special
f,x-C3overnor aud Mrs. SWANSON, AZ
ter spending Thursday night here,
went 90 their home az chat
ham. this bcfnE their hcmc-EotnE
ofrrr a .lu weeks trip through the
far West.
The former Governor stated that
ne had made ma plaza Tor the fn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

Grouchy-Why. the very -croSn-
Ing gIery7 Of our women - rAse-
sunny And fellows Ike ycu
never see the sun except when gou
can had spots on S.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
NOEL DlSCLAIMS
DISHONESTY CHARGE


RICHMOND. VA opeclat.-
DcicQate ~. Il Spessard. Of
Craig. whose letters were read.
by senator Noel Friday, made the
following statement an connec-
ton vfth the ulnttcrs
The letter, or copy, read ~
Scnatrrr Noel fn the senate this
morning. written by myself 10
pr. r.. g.. Williams, when a To-
cation for the Tuberculosis Sani-
tariurn Was under consideration
in 1869. may be correct 80 far as
contents are concerned. 1 rcIncnt-
Der writing Go Dr. Williams on
tlis subject, but kept no copy OF
the letter. and DO not know how
or where Senator Noel got the
letter or copy, and had thought
nothing about a. until Is was
read in tilc Scuatc isis morning.
~. T.. SpESSARD.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

home" she said 60 them. and notA
rushed into her arms
They Just caaght the train. ano.
aided ~ TIE police al alonE tha 1iee.
reached Rrooklyn. despite the sxorts
81 ths faxhar's trten1s - tntSrcs 81
thana-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
PUTS LOVE BEFORE LAw.

wanted any babies There arc
an kinds OF lags-oot the la~ OF
mother love h strongest AAao
Obeyed 60 hrsf-
had no money to back me- a.
has my husband. who MAS untAst-
fully keeping my two hEtte ones
from me, baf 1 had By mothers
rights
4 had e. pawn my diamond rt'l@
60 search for them. hut once ! Sas
them u knetg that 4 Snonla EcA
them back Ian spite OF every Oh
starle.-AErz. Grace Mathews
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-08-31
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
A Grist Of Items GatherediFrom Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.

A Grist Of Items GatheredlFrom Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.
Culbertson SearchliRht: The crops
in Dane Valley, while fair for this
year are not turning out ss much
grain to the acre as expected. Wheat
is averaging from 5 to IL bushels to
the acre and oats from 10 20 80 bu.
shells, which is not nearly so much as
anticipated by those who have thresh-
ed.
Havre Promoter: The Inverness
school house which is under construc-
ton is being built by donation work
of the people in and around Inverness.
To show the good will and faith of the
people here fifteen men we're at the
school house site at 7 o'clock on the
first day, all equipped with a hammer
and saw ready to go to work.
Chinook Opinion: L. B. Taylor
made a fast trip to Fort Benton and
back in his big Overland car last
week. Carrying five passengers, they
made the los miles between here and
the county seat in four hours and forty
minutes going up and in four hours
and twenty five minutes coming back.
The road includes some rough country
with stiff hills and grades.
Saco Observer: J J. H.;Martin who
has been visiting his farms ia eastern
North Dakota the past two months,
returned to Saco Wednesday,. He
says that the crops in that state are
in a worse condition than they are
here and that for the labor expended,
he expects to get q more profitable
crop from his Montana farm. This
speaks we'll for Valley county.
Valerian: Residents of the Will
liams district complain that bold
sheepmen invaded their district last
week with large bands :of sheep and
in a short timeStotslly consumed the
range, leaving nothing forsthe settlers
of that locality. Appeals and threats
on the part of the farmers were II
vain as the brazen sheepmen only
grinned in retort andlplacidly chewed
tobacco.
Shelby News: While here on Mon
day evening a message came tt
County Attorney Gray, informing hin
that two of the toughest of the II mer
In Jail, had made their escape. TIL
jailer had hung his keys where. will
q wire they could! reach them, ant
they did not tarry long lin reaching
Their absence was discovered II
twenty minutes, but the last account
they had not beeh recaptured.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-08-31
MONTANA %BRIEFLETS.
SHORT ITEMS OF NEWS FROM
ALL OVER THE STATE.
What Has Happened in Montana Dur.
ing the Past Few Days.

ing the Past Few Days.
BILLINGS, Aug. 25.-Fifteen hun.
dred doll ars worth Of diamonds stolen
from Sam w. Gebo more than three
years ago and searched for high and
low have been recovered through a
shrewd piece of work on the part of
Chief of Police Talgo and have been
identified by Mr.. Gebo, who had long
since decided that the gems we're lost.
KAL1sPELL, Aug. 24.-Rains which
fell in spots over the Flathead valley
and northwestern Montana today are
reported to have aided in suppressing
the fire, but to no great extent. Many
places report no rain. Snow is visi.
BILE on the Kooteuai mountains east oil
here and at the summit of the Rockies
it was six inches deep last night, but
a high wind was blowing.
BOHEMIAN, Aug. PA spark from
a passing threshing engine set fire to
q field OF wheat belonging to w. E.
B%sndenberg and A, j. Walrath, five
miles south of Manhattan, on Mon
day evening, aud it was burned so
badly as to be nearly a complete loss.
The grain had been cut and was lying
in bundles ia the stubble. Some OF
the wheat will b. available for stock
feed.
DEER LODGE. Aug. 24.-Deer Lodge
city for three hours this morning was
scorched by a fire which wiped out an
entire square and threatened to burn
the entire city to the ground. The loss
is $50, 900, of which there is abou,
$40, 900 insurance. The fire started at
o'clock when a gasoline stove in the
Hart clothes repairing shop exploded
BUTTE, Aug. 26.-Willia am Saul, {
former soldier in the Boer war, is I'M
der arrest at the county jail charged
with embezzling S., 1000 from the Butte
Carriage company. Saul admitted
shortage of $4,000. He wasted tn
firms money by specializing IN tn
stock market.
HELENA, Aug. 25.-J. j.. Ry an
clerk to the state board of equaliza
ton, has prepared q table shown
the railroad valuation az fixed by tn
board. 1t shows the total valuatio
for the state to be s65, 696 ,246. Chou
teau county leads In amount, wit
Missoula second, Yellowstone thir
and Valley fourth.
GREAT FALLS, Aug. 26.-John, ter
year.old son of Dan Kiddan, q we
known resident of Neihart, was kille
yesterday by being thrown from
frightened horse and dragged by h
foot in q stirrup for q hundred yard
The boy was alone when the accide|
happened.
BOHEMIAN, Aug. &.-Three men AZ
q boy, arrested near here Monday {
. charge of setting forest fires whe
they were sent out to subdue ther
we're given . hearing In the JUST
court today. All pleaded not gull
to the charge OF malicious mischief,
felony. These four we're members
. party semi out from here by the TO
est officials Monday to head of Il
tremendous fire in the mountains me-
Yellowstone park. Members of q Y
lunteer party which started from Boz
man afterwacd to assist in the fig
charge that they found these four Sc
ting fires. They we're promptly arres
ed and lodged in jail here.
HELENA, Aug. 27.-In q proclaim
tion issued by Governor Norris tod
he calls upon all lawabiding citize
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-08-31

Water right blanks-only correct
form published-fcr sale at the RIVER
| PRESS office.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-05
NEW RACING RULES
ELEVATE THE SPORT

The public does not realize how weTs
IL is protected from erroneous and eX-
travagant racing claims this season."
declares A G. Newby, head of the Ma
uonal Motor Vehicle company. Mr..
Newly is one of the largest stockhold-
ers in the Indianapolis motor speed
way.
The eagle eye OF the American Au-
tOmobile association contest board"
continued Mr.. Newly, lis ever upon
the statements made by the manufac-
turer who is in the racing game. And
this season a stock car is a stock car.
The inauguration Of the 1910 rules
marks a new epoch. The percentage
basis, upon which stock car production
is figured. makes il impossible for any
concern, however big II is. to build "A
bunch Of special machines and still
keep within the stock-car definition.
chassis race is the same in every par
ers.
such a condition of affairs is very
pleasing naturally to- US makers who
have endeavOred TO win with stock
machines. The National 40" is the
same identically on track or In sales
ROOM We attribute much Of our sue
cess in motor car building to the in
formation which our engineers have
gained from the performances Of our
stock machines under the grueling
condition of high-speed races.
The fact that the racing game is
established under the A a. A and the
contest board exercises its power to
punish these who infringe upon the
rules. has raised motor racing contests
from their commercial foundation to
that of high-class sport.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-05
Doctor
Treatment Free
Wonderful
Chinese
Remedies
From the Far
Fast Given
Away free to
the Sick

To one man or woman In each local
ity will be given, free, a proof treat
ment of DIR. Hee A. VANS wonderful
Chinese Roots. Banks and Herbs. This
proof treatment, which is offered with
out one cent Of cost, has been used in
China for over four thousand years
and has cured more men and women
than any known treatment now in ex-
istence. To prove what this wonderful
treatment will do, DIR. Wan is offer
ing free treatment so that the skep-
teal may see and the doubters be con-
WINGED. A cured patient is a doctors
best advertisement
No matter how many other treat
mentS you have tried; no matter how
many other doctors have failed, DR..
Wan stands ready to prove to you at
his expense that his remedies will
do the work. Sit down now and write
DR.. Hee A. Wan, 513 Hall safe build
ing, San Francisco. Cal. telling him in
your own words just how you feel and
from what you suffer most He will
then send you a treatment prepared to
meet the requirements Of your case.
and which viii convince you that you
are not in the incurable state, but can
and will be cured. This treatment will
be sent to you in a plain wrapper with
the postage paid.
Don't put this matter OFF until to-
morrow just because there isn't paper
or pencil handy. Look one up and
write Immediately. This IS your op-
portunity to get well. Don't waste t.