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New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
Long Branch
Annual Summer Exhibitions
Are Well Under Way.

LOTS Branch. N j. July 23.-North Jersey
coast society has made great preparations
for the climax of the social season that
viii be reached next week with the seven
teeath annual horse show. Last year this
szsslions bic event was witnessed by more
than twenty thousand persons, and this
summer every Indication is for an even
create success. There are house parties
galore ano the hotels are crowded with
visitors representing the elite Of the society
yo-iG The dog show to-day. held this
year for the first time before the horse
SHOW brought the crowd earlier than
usual and there will be more than q full
week ot extraordinary gayety.
Already there are scenes Of activity at
The horse show grounds al Hollywood
Park. several strings OF exhibits having ar
rived and being quarte-ed at the show
stables AL records for entries have been
broken. and an the stxty-four classes TO
be shown for Ave days. beginning Tuesday
afternoon. are well filed, and the rivalries,
particularly between the Vanderbilt, Wat
so1 and So-E stables, will be keen.
Vel known men viii act as judges.
Among them are Colonel ]. G Beresford,
ot London: Robert A Fairbairn, Of West
field, y J.: Clarence c Quinttn. of Ph.Ia
oelphia: Charles A Baudouine, of New
York; James G. Marshall, Of New York;
James r Maooux. Of Warrenton. Va;
Frederick Levisohn. John McE- Bowman
and 2 Lawrence Smith Of New York.
Frank T Clark, of Sheepshead Bay, N 7,
VII act as starter Of the running and
trOtIlag races
The attractions listed are more numerous
than ever before. a special feature will
be The running races scheduled for each
Gay. which include Guarter-ulile for ponies
OF Tuesday rhTee-QuaTter-nile for gallo
ways OF Wednesday, three-eighth-mile for
ponies on Thursday and haf-uile for gal
Ioways OF Friday and Saturday. On Satur-
ca. TOO, there will be e mile trotting race,
amateurs as riders. More than 1900 in cash
Is % De distributed, in addition TO many
special purses. plate and cups.
Waiter E Bildreth succeeds the late
Joseph J. O Donorue as president, and P ).
CASEY who has been secretary and treas
urer and moving spirit for the whole sew
enreen years. continues il that capacity
0u1doo- sports have had the call this
week Golf and tennis are popular. and
ne Inks and courts Of the Hollywood
club nave presented animated scenes. The
new polo campus, near the old Monmouth
Park track was opened few days ago
Yachting on the Shrewsbury also has many
5evotees. The weekly races OF the Meadow
Yacht Club excite much interest.
J. Fernandez and family, OF Buenos
4gres are occupying the Mulholland cot
tage. IN Garfield avenue
Among ife dog show exhibitors and VS.
Tors to-day are Judge Leo Dessar, Win
th-op Rurh-rfurd, Raymond Belmont, Miss
Frances Alexander, Mrs. Alfred r Conk-
ing and Howard Gould.
Andrew Albright. jr-, will give Clam
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
Asbury Park
Aviation Meet Will Add
To Summer Guests
Pleasure

Asbury Park, y. J.. July PA ten-days'
aviation meet. 10 be given under the per
sonal supervision of the Wright brothers, is
an attraction the Asbury Park Aero and
Motor Club will offer visitors to Asbury
Park next month. The contract with the
Wrghts was signed on Thursday, and the
meet IS scheduled to take place at Inter
laken. nearby resort from August 10 to 20.
Five machines will be used, and special
prizes will be offered the aviators if they
break the long distance, altitude and sea-
going records.
As an added attraction the club officials
have secured Frank Goodale the young
Hob0ken aviator, who will exhibit the
dirigibIe used by him recently in his flight
over New York City The aviation meet,
1t is figured, will attract thousands to As
bury Park. 1t will cost the club nearly
so, 900. and this sum has been subscribed
by the hotel keepers and merchants.
Well known theatrical stars were here
to-day 10 take part in the full dress re
hearsaIs of the Green Room Club. of New
York City. given this afternoon and even
ing in the Casino on the boardwalk. To-
morrow the thespians, clubmen and num-
Der of invited guests will enjoy shore
dinner TO be given at an adjacent resort
Three hundred dentists, many of them
from New York City. took part this week
in the deliberations Of the New Jersey
State Dental Society, which held its fortieth
annual meeting in the casino Of the Hotel
Brunswick Wednesday afternoon the
hornets as the Jersey dentists are des-
ignated, partook of their annual ciambake
at Pleasure Bay.
New Jersey politicians of every known
party brand will assemble at the Sea Girt
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.

Rlchf1eid Springs, ~. I. July Erich
field is now AT the height of its season,
several of its hostieriee being filled TO over
flowing The many persons here who
bring their cars testify to the excellent
condition of the roads. The famous West
Lake drive is now being made into a state
road. Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Muschen-
helm. Of the Hotel Astor. arrived on
"Wednesday and will be here for the re-
rainder OF the season. They made the
trip by automobile and were accompanied
by Mrs. J. Radley and Mrs George c.
Hawley, OF Albany. They expect to enter
tain number of their friends here during
August.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
SUMMER JOYS AT coopERsrown.

Cooperstovn. n Y. July 3.-Tne season
at the new O-te-sa-ga Is now IN tuIl sway
This quaint old place has once more set
tied down 10 its former state. after enter
tanning the New York State Bankers As
sociati~n last week The O-te-sa- ga al
present entertaining the Troy Vocal Soci-
cry. This is an organization OF business
men ia Troy and Albany, and IS purely q
singing society. They have an outing for
three days once a year. Preparations are
now under way for the annual tennis tour
namcnt OF the Cooperstown Country Cluc.
August 8. IL Is expected that there vii
be quite number OF entries
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
MANHATTAN BEACH HOTELS.

The return os Pains fireworks TO Man
haitian Beach has attracted many visitors
this week. The display given Thursday
evening WAS attended by thousands. many
Of whom came down in automobiles from
New York and nearby resorts The tri-
weekly carnivais which will be given from
now on bid fair to be as popular as they
have been in previous seasons
John Philip Sousa, with Mrs Sousa and
their two daughters, came down for the
week end. They registered at the
Oriental Hotel. Judge and Mrs Mayo are
among the visitors spending the week end
at the Manhattan Beach Hotel.
Bridge has been one of the favorite
amusements OF guests at the Oriental this
week Two tables placed on the south
piazza are occupied almost every day by
a group Of players. including Mrs P. A.
Carter Mrs. Edward LAuterbach, Mrs
Truax Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z.
Hawes Douglas Taylor, Mrs. T. ". Bos-
worth Mrs R. L. Ide and Mrs. c. l.
Howell.
Dr.. and Mrs. Bingham are registered at
the Manhattan Beach Hotel for the week
end A dinner was given in the new per
COLA in front of the Manhattan Beach
Hotel Thursday evening by Senator Nc
Cuhn. of Salt Lake City. a luncheon was
given in the Oriental Hotel open air casino
Wednesday by Mrs. P. A Carter for Miss
Molly Adelia Brown. of Los Angeles. Mrs.
Carter's guests were Mrs c. B. Beach.
Mrs c. Thaw, Mrs. D. G. Tut, Miss Tut
and Mrs c. L. Howell Fred Houseman,
of New York, gave dinner for seven OF
his friends on the porch of the Manhattan
Beach Hotel Thursday evening. Mr.. Law
renee B. Gilman Of New York, is spending
the week end at the Manhattan Beach
Hotel.
Miss Catherine Carl of New York is
spending the week AT the Oriental as the
guest OF Miss Ward McAllister.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
BAD NAUHEIM.

The Fourth OF July has become an ur-
official holiday az all the great spas ara
health resorts OF Europe. and entertain
nents under the mana cement OF Americas
guests are usually arranged for that DAY
Bad Nauheir with its large colony OF
Americans, had particularly good Irds-
pendence Day celebration this year. Ths
meeting at the concert hall was addressed
BY General Gunther Consul General a
Frankfort. who will shortly leave for bis
new post in South Africa Among those
who came to hear the eagle scream 1ere
Or. Kayser. BursoTnaster. and nearly alt
the dignitaries OF the place. Bad Nau-
helm is particularly well sdapted for en-
tertainmeuts OF this kind, because ~ mas
SO many commodious assembly halls. an
advantage particularly noticeable N the
course OF this rainy season.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

Ncx London, Conn. July S.-Much cooler
weather has prevailed this week and out
1oor tports Of all kinds have been the
pcxe Yachting and sailing have been
Gal, q. quite a stiff breeze has blown OF
the haybcr and the air WAS clear and
,sctna
Much interest is manifested in the com
us rolf tournament the first OF August, for
winch Norton 2. Plant has offered a series
of cups and q large list OF players is e1-
psctod % compete
Tennis. TOO has occupied considerable
ci-ae ~f.h the younger set here during the
peek and some interesting games have
been played or the hotel courts. Baseball
u aso very popular, and large crowd
sesoeYs every Saturday afternoon 10 see
GylDVoid-
4 chndren's dance was gwen IN the bali
room Of the hotel on Thursday night
Among the children here are several fine
dancers, and they won much applause by
re DELIGHTFUL manner IN which they exc
cutac various fancy dances
Fixhtn1 has had many devotees this
week but the occurrence that attracted
mast attention was the capture Of a shark
that was caught about thirty miles of
Nontauk by a party Of fishers on the
xrnsck Conquest The shark was seven and
. half feet in length, weighed one hundred
and hfy pounds and was seen by large
numbers Of persons while II was on ex-
Eors1on on the pier here
Again this week many yachts have
seea in tie harbor and many dinners and
uncheons have been given al the hotel
Mr.. and MIS-. Walter Appincott. with
Dr. ". G. Marks, OF Philadelphia. arrived
AZ the Grisvoid early n the week, having
come ashore from their yacht Ariel On
rhe following day they went out for a
cruise along the coast and are back again
tn the hotel. where they will remain for
several days.
Xzx Fieischmann. Of New York, mas
Juinsd tie other members Of his family
bsre II the Grtsvold. having come in his
hand.oule schooner yacht Hsida-
this week. including the Water Witch, tlie
Cn-tsobal the vencedor, the kAtonah. the
ke~eilyn. the Xa-ifa. the Crusader, the
casrner. the May, the Beatrice and the
Socc1aeer
Automobiles have been coming To the
Cysswoid all the week Among those who
arrived from long tours and are 10 remain
for several weeks ere Mr.. and Mrs. H J.
Swift Of Chicago, who will be here for the
nsx Two weeks.
= .. Mckee. his mother. Mrs. Stewart
Mckee. OF PittsburE. and q party Of friends
esAchec the Griswold this week. having I'm
e1aed N extended and delightful sutonno-
0ee1s-ef CanaAA aA Ka3nA. and having
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
Atlantic City
Summer Folk Enjoying Lite
There to the Full.

Atlantic City. July 2-Deliyhrfoi cool.
clear weather this week has made ths
Boardwalk gay with futtering color
Everybody is out of doors. sailing or going
TO the beaches to the thousand and one
amusements along the shore.
The chiIdren's carnival brings hocks Of
gayIy dressed little people over on TO the
Boardwalk and the dancing on the MILLION
Dollar Pier and the Steel Pier Is worth
going to see
Although Atlantic City is much taken up
with aviation and sports Of all kinds. the
suggestion that a permanent Chautauqua
be established here will meet with favor
with many visitors, who, while they enjoy
the bathing. sailing and out-of-door lie. yet
and plenty of time unoccupied-
A movement which will be a topic of
discussion among the veterans OF the Grand
Army of the Republic before and during
its encampment here IS the project TO erect
a national monument 10 the women or
America as q tribute from both the army
and navy 20 the self sacrificing wonnsn who
gave up their loved ones 10 the country's
cause
Mr. and Mrs W. c. McAdoo. OF Phiia-
deIphiA and New York are among the
guests at the Hotel Dennis A party OF
Southerners there includes G. & Wall.
Miss Martha Wall Master Garrett & Wall
and Miss A Long. all OF Richmond Va
Among the guests at the Shelburne this
week are Mrs P. c. Knox, wife OF the
Secretary of State and Mr. and Mrs. Phi
lander Knox, jr. Senator and Mrs Snyder,
of Pottstown, Penn are at the Shelburnes
with their children
New YOrkers at the Blen-
helm include Mr.. and Mrs. W h Henri
Gels Mrs W 8. Elliott. David Morea, F
D. Winslow. Mr. and Mrs. Macmouciir.
Gardiner Jones and Mr.. and Mrs J. Mora
Boyle Many persons al this hotel have
come from distant parts OF the country
Alberta A. Kim and children are staying
at the ST. Charles alse Mr. and Mrs
Charles H Andrews. of High Bridge, and
Miss II. Etheiyn of New York City
Mr. and Mrs. J. r Court. OF New York.
are staying AT Haddon Hall Mr.. and Mrs
2 s Bates OF Troy, N Y, are also there
A W Hart of New York City. and Ed
ward waIther OF Copenhagen. Denmark
are guests at the TrayHore this week. Mr.
Schramme OF Spuyten DuyveI, and Mr.
and Mrs A j. Camin, OF New York City
are STAYING AT this house. Several prom
inent Ptttsburgers are at the Trsynore-
The tenth annual convention of the Ma
tionaI Electrical Contractors Association
is being held in the Greek Temple, on the
Million Dollar Pier.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
LAKE HOPATCONG.

Lake Hopatcong. ~ J., July 23.-The last
week has been busy one for the Lake
Hopatcong Yacht Club Informal dances
have been held at the clubhouse every
evening, with the exception OF Friday even
ing. when the opening entertainment OF the
season was held Many novel entertain
ments have been held this week. Al the
New Breslin Hotel there have been launch
parties. dinner parties and entertainments
OF the roof Of the casino Games have
been played on the BTeslin diamond both
morning and afternoon every day this
week
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
&c., z4ae4GeHad eYad

Car-ick VI. w Carrick Miss K. Logan,
M. and Mrs. Joseph 7. Meany, the Misses
s. NJ and a Z. Williams. Mr. and Mrs.
William wagner, NJ. and Mrs. c. CadUal-
lader, Miss NJ z, Cadwallader, George E
Cadwaltader and nurse. S. Paullim, Mrs
c. r Mitchell, Miss z. B. Craven, Mrs. Fl.
N Zorne Miss Zorns, G. l.. Estabrook.
Miss H NJ. Spier. Mrs J. A. Wallace, Miss
Lillian Wallace, the Misses Ella and Mary
Pollock, Of Philadelphia; the Misses F. r.
and r. CT. kenworthy, of Wood bury y. j.;
E. r. Gillespie, of Binghanton, n V;
G. B. TYSON of Atlantic City, y. J.. Miss
Lillian HUFF, ". B. Kline c. B. Kline. of
WiIIiamsport. and an automobile party of
J. c. CoryeI Mrs. J. G. CoryelL Mr.. and
Mrs. C. e Sprout, Mrs. Max s. Mitchell,
of Villa nsport, and Mrs. ". II. Whittier
Mrs J. M Plom and Miss Derkins. Of
p,iIade Ip1ia.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
ESSICk HEIGHTS.

Essick Heights. Penn. July 23.-The ques-
ton of healthfulness is always an impor-
tant one in connection with a summer re-
sort and in this matter the Essick Hotel,
Esstck Heights. Lycoming County. Penn.
in the wilds of the Aileehanies, is an ideal
place to restore the tired and overworked
business man. The golf links are especially
popular On Monday evening. after de-
iightfuI birthday supper for Dr.. William
Taylor when the table was decorated with
beautiful flowers and vines, making a COM
hination of green and white. q progressive
'11ve hundred" party was given in the
hotel parior The prizes were won by Mrs.
J. c. Smith. Miss May Grtfnths. Miss Ma
rsou zorns. Mrs. G. H Bear. Mrs e. G.
Cline, Mrs c. L. Esfabrook and DR.. WILL
lam Taylor.
The arrivals during the week were Mr-
and Mrs. Wutam c. Ca<I.ck. Ass- Eaith
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
AHNRt{Rp0(lb)NDSb SbRt
@Ee&

Friday.
DR.. 8. Weir Mitchell the physician ard
novelist, was among Fridays arrivals. ard
will be at his summer cottage Fa--Nients.
as usual
Mrs. John J. White OF New York 1as
again taken the Hale cottage. at Schooner
Head, and came here on Friday OF thfs
week for the summer
Clarence c. Whitman Of New York cane
this week 70 occupy Reef Point Mrs Gao
walader Jones's cottage. Mr. whftnan
came in his steam yacht. the Mohicsn
which Will make her headquarters here tl,is
summer
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

Henry A. Hull. o. New Brunswick. n. j.;
Dr. L. w Striker OF plainheld, ". j.; DR..
P J. Wilson, Of Newark; ex-Mayor Garrer
D. W. Vroom. OF Trenton; Mayor H Otto
Wittponn, of Jersey City; the Rev. j. A
Atkinson. OF Elizabeth, NJ J.; Anthony
Comstock, OF Summit y. J.; the Rev. Dr.
Robert 2. Y. Pierce. OF New York City;
the Rev. DR.. ". W. Pratt, of Philadelphia;
Mayor J. J. Morrison, Of New Brunswick.
n. J.: Dr. Henry R. Wilson, of Boston.
and Judge William A. Coddington and the
Rev Charles S. Kembie, OF Plainfeid. L. j.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
AT FORTRESS MONROE.

Fortress Monroe. Va, July u-rr honor
OF Brigadier General and Mrs. Arthur Muir
ray Captain and Mrs Fred L Perry en-
tertained at supper in the Army Club house
on Saturday night. preceding the BAH given
al the Cnamberiin-
4 party OF New Workers. chartered a sail
boat on Thursday and spent the DAY aa2l-
Ing about Chesapeake Bay.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
SPRING LAKE.

Spring Lake, n. j., July 9--Spring Lake
residents have found new diversion in
pigeon traps. Teams contesting this week
were composed of Messrs. F. w Roebling,
H. Maddox. Carl Roebiing, John kuser.
w Swain 3. Dinsmore. I. Wells. w.
Poebling, W Plume and Horace Allen
Visitors at the Ailaire joined in marsh
mellow roast on the beach Thursday night
They made two fires Of the drfftwood'
which has bsen plentiful OF late. Many
festivities entertain guests at the Colonial.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
IN SWITZERLAND.

Lucerne. July i6.-Miss Mary Garrett, who
is the head of the institution for training
children born neaf which she founded at
Philadelphia, has arrived here for ex-
tended visit Among the first persons to
arrive in a carriage over the Grimsel and
Furka passes this year az InterIaken were
R E. Anderson and family. of Tacoma
Wash, who are making a tour of Europe.
They report having enjoyed the trip i'm
meusely.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
GREENWICH. CONN.

The Edgepood Inn, at Greenwich, Conn,
is enjoying one OF the best seasons since
the opening of this popular hotel, one of
the most delightfully."- located of the New
England resorts. The entertainments the
New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

bake 10 some Of the show exhibitors at
the conclusion Of the exhibition this even
ing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-02-23
Swiss Brown Contest.
d. McCuaig Makes Greatest Gain
for the Week but Cook Is Still
Leader Other Contestants
Are Securing the Votes.

A comparison of the figures this week
with those of last in The CALEDoNIAN's
Swiss Brown Contest indicates that
some of the contestants felt little lone
some after last weeks clean up and are
keeping some votes now justfor company.
However they must remember that they
are not good after they are two weeks
old.
George w. Cook still retains the leader
ship but it was his big lead of last week
that saved him because D. McCuaig
gained almost twice as many votes as
Cook did this week. Cooks gain for the
week was 887 and McCuaig's 1, $50. C..
w. Lang comes next with gain of AL
and Daniel P. Coveny. 3O1. E. Vaun
ANUS, Mrs. Trefren, Mrs. Walter, Arkey
r. Wheeler and the Rev. E. E. Grant did
not show as large gains as the others but
they are all working faithfully and
deserving of support. Some of them will
show surprising gains one OF these weeks
because there are some large jobs not
yet paid for that will go to their credit
when the cash comes in. So their friends
need not lose faith but keep persistently
at work and there may be some sur
prises later.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-02-23

The Independents were unable to hold
Somerset Friday night as they and
others had sincerely hoped they would
and thereby hangs tale. With Somer
set three more to the good in this match
added to the lead they already had No. 6
and Central are beginning to wonder
whether after all it is to be fought out
between them for first place or whether
the lead will stay where it is. No. had
their usual run of luck Tuesday night
when the trailing Laurels braced up and
spoiled what looked like three straight
before the match. No. lost the second
string with total of 7O5 pins and then
won the third in walk with paltry
$50, which only goes to show the per-
versity of fate. The match scheduled be-
tween Elite and Central was postponed
from Wednesday night on account of an
injury to one of their star bowler's
fingers, but it is hoped that he will have
sufficiently recovered the use of both his
finger and his voice in time to roll off
the match this week. The schedule for
this weeks is as follows: Monday, In
dependent VS.. No. 6; Thursday, Somerset
VS.. Elite; Friday, Central VS.. Laurel.
Summary of last weeks ROLLING; Tues
day, No. 6. 754, 7O5, 6S9-2148; Laurel.
5o3, 719, 634-1946. Friday, Somerset,
1913. 1913. 7o5-2166; Independents, 727.
7O7, 658-2092.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-02-23
Collision OnB. and M.
Light Engine Ran into Air Line Near
West Burke-EngineS Smashed
and a Fireman Injured
Engineer s Mistake.

Engine No. 763 used as a helper for
trains over the summit between Lyndon
vile and Barton ran into the north
bound Air Line train about a mile this
side of West Burke Thursday evening
and both engines were badly smashed.
The baggage car was wrecked and
George Robinson of Newport, fireman
on the express. was cut on the head and
burned on the back. A negro porter in
the pullman car was somewhat injured
and several passengers were badly shaken
up Dining tables in the bouffet car were
diners had finished dinner or not.
The helper had taken freight over the
summit and had orders to wait at West
freight and to meet the mail train at
Lyndonville. The dispatcher had urged
that the engine get back as soon as pos
sible and after the freight went by.
Engineer Walden Ryther forgot about
the Air Line and pulling. on the main
track started for Lyndonville. He had
run only about mile when he met the
Air Line. The crews on both engines
saw that collision was inevitable and
jumped and with the exception of Fire
man Robinson were uninjured.
The injured men were placed in the
pullman car and taken to Lyndonville
and later went to their homes.
One incident is worthy of mention.
The baggage man in describing the
wreck said: II don't pretend to be much
on praying, but when looked up and
saw the engine coming into that car B
CT got busy at it."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-02-23
A Fair Warning.
Ponkin Hill,
Danville, VT.

Danville, VT.
Monsieur Aditur:
1 am seen in your paper Caldoneon
some latter about dem "Swash Blue
Haffer" for prize.
One faller ask Who is dis Cook? what
is he ever done for farmer mans. moth
ing. say.
/ know him pretty good by gar. an
1 fine out lot tings about him.
fine out he is one dem Oction hollerin
fallers what make hese Twin sell oder
peples Cows Hogs Haffers, Pigs, Dat an
Hay.
Now Henre and dis falIer Coveny make
dere heads togedder for fool al de peple.
So desc fa1ler Coveny hese goin make
Oction on hese farm max Thursday and
/ fine out he got desc Cook to do de
sellin. Why for. l tai you. 1t is for
cheat do oder pep1es what try for get
NOSE votes on dis halter.
Da goin sell all Coveny's halter and
put al de money in votes. Now bote of
dem got lot votes but if bote get same
number votes da cant cut halter in two
and keep him live. But da can cut de
money in two. see.
Allons. Every man an wimen what
try get dis halter wants look out for desc
fallers. for da goin work some skeme to
amt any oder fallers got no show for get
desc halter?
For wy you don watch dem fallers
close and after dis Oction / am goin
write you some more bout dam fallers.
You hear me.
JOE CoRRoN.