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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-08-11
THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTHY
KIDNEYS.

Weak kidneys fail to remove poi.
sons from the blood and are the cause
Of backache, headache, urinary troubles
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-08-11
G. W. AGENT IS ROBBED OF $1,000.
Package Taken from Desk While He
Steps Out.

Faribault, Aug. 10.-John Wright,
agent for the Great Western railway at
Dennison, near here, received an ex.
press package containing $1,000 for the
bank. He laid it on his desk and went
to the postoffice to get the mail from
another train about due. When he re-
turned the money was gone. There is
absolutely no clue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

Few patients have had the good
fortune TO win popularity III so short
~ while as has been the luck OF the
appendicitis twins" now comfortably
tucked away and conyalcscing III two
tiny white beds al the Virginia Hos
pital
Charles and Leo Schmidt. twenty.
one and nineteen years old. rcspec-
lively. cons Of sir. and Mrs. Charles A.
fchmidt. OF 613 Denny street. Fulton.
are the ones upon whom thc gods. have
smiled
Were simply crazy about them
cried a chorus of pretty. pink aud
whito-clad nurses at the Virginia last
uiEht And 1t Ia needless to say that
the brothers are of the opinion that
s. iB q very pleasant operation to have
ones verniform carved, providing one
has tho attentions showcred upon one
nc has been their fate.
But the twins arc so rapidly I'M
proving that there will shortly be q
sad parting They are net Worrying
over this feature. for lying III their
little hedstaads, side by side In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

lieved that senatorial candidates VIII
be catechized on the proposition. IT
is remembered that last year, when Nlr.
Glass was asked to be a candidate for
Governor. he defined his views on the
liquor traffic. favoring State-w do pro-
hibition and not warmly espoustng
local option.
He said. in addition, it is recalled,
that a cand dates position on the
liquor traffic. and, in fact, the traffic
itself. was not proper subject for
political campaign.
The Other Seat.
No opposition to .enator Martin,
tentative or otherwise, has as vet ap-
peared AT times the names of Repre-
sentative William A. Jones, of the
First District. and of former Represen-
tative Harry st. George Tucker. of the
Tenth, have been mentioned in this
connection. There has been On APP
parent constant feeling of doubt that
Mr.. Jones would make the race, al
| though 1t Is recognized that he would
make a strong one, 1t may be safely
said that the feeling exists that ii
| Senator it will be in the person of MIR
Tucker.
While Ex-Governor Montague has
also been suggested for second fight
| for the seat occupied by Senator Mar.
| tin, it is understood that this has not
been done with his sanction.
AS for Henry C. Stuart, 1t seems well
| understood that he does not now seek
4 and has never sought, a nomination 1ol
| n representative position in Washing.
! ton. His ambition, to all his friends
is presumed to be entirely In another
| direction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

Mr.. Glass never fights without putting
his soul into St; Mr.. Swanson never
fights without having his resources at
his command.
Liquor Question.
In view OF Mr.. GLASS; speech at
Lynchburg a few nights ago. in which
he renewed his we'll understood posi-
ton on the liquor question, there has
arisen an idea that prohibition may be
made an issue In the hight for the
senatorship. However, view OF the
situation would seem to discount this
supposition. Beyond defining their at
titude toward bills giving the states;
police powers offer interstate ship
ments of Intoxicating Liquors. and for
bidding the Issuance of Federal Ii
censes in dry territory, it Is not be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

send his acceptance any time. oven az
case the Judge decides to take adj.
vantage of his prercgative as guest
1t Will not be known till banquet night
whether he will sit at the table with
Colonel Roosevelt
His friends have been urging him
to accept the Invitation, but he refused
to take them into his confidence, and
they are convinced that he Will let
the invitation go by.
Judge Baldwin still declines to dis.
cuss his threatened suit against Roose-
Welt for Islander.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04
BALDWIN is SILENT

New Haven. Conn, December So
wins failure to signify his acceptance
of an Initiation to the annual BAN
duet OF the New Haven Chamber OF
Commerce is regarded as an Indication
that he does not intend to Sit al
the same table with Theodore Roose.
welt. Judge Baldwin refused tonight
to discuss the matter.
Secretary Julin.. of the Chamber, said
tonight that Judge Baldwin. as an
invited guest OF the association. Could
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04
APPENDICITIS TWINS ARE
REAL THING AT HOSPITAL

! same room. the young men are having
the time Of their lives. and they are
kept busy declining many courtesies,
such as are seldom extended tho aver
ago hospital patient.
The younger of the two was oper.
ated rpon by pr. Ifugh Taylor and
DR.. W. w. Nelson last Monday. while
his brother suffered an attack two
days later and went under tho knife
THURSDAY.
And now when they return to their
work In the general Offices Of the Viz
GINA Carolina Chemical Company they
will carry the nickname OF the ZAP
pendicitis twins" an idea conceived by
the uninterrupted nurses at the hos
pital.
Farmer Meets His DeBth..
Especial to Tho Times Dtspatch.l
Roanoke. Va. December s.-Robert
Potter, an influential farmer of Dicke'n,..
son county, rode his mule over. a Cliff
near his home last night and Wat
killed. The mule escaped in1urr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04
Free Sample by Mail

in the nose, head, throat, middle ear and
lungs. Nomatter who, or what remedy has
failed in your case, this should cure you.
When you try the free sample and see
how the warm, pleasant medicated vapor
Goes to every spot and gives immediate
relief, you will be convinced. The full
treatment is not expensive. The regular
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1t is not on sale at the drug stores, as we
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from our laboratory.
Remember postal card, or the coupon.
with YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS, will
bring you this FREE TRIAL TREATMENT.
/. Will also bring you free an illustrated book.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

sky blue is the fashionable color oi
the season for pet dogs. and CD Poe alto
e.ther smart your nttle Fih con- hloa
must have "a blue collar and blue BOWS
1f precisely the same shade. me cor
lar may be- simply blue leather OF as
Hibernate ae Your nocketbook viii al
law.
Some of the ornamental ones are
veritablc works of art. beins studded
via tur0uolses or delicate designs in
blue enamel The butterfly bows which
coouettishiy adorn the pampered dart
/ ine are of velvet. which has taEen tne
place ot .la.cu Cor the winter season
M YOU are superstit.uus mistress
YOU protect your dcsgie from bad tues
by attaching 90 his collar charm o
the same sort you would wear IRON
YOUR chain. only deggie's at tne mo
ment must absolutely 0e of blue q
preserve the fashionable adornmeut
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
SENATOR EEEzELL
WELL REMEMBERED
Senator Folkes Presents Rock
ingham County Scion with
Beautiful Chest OF Silver

RICHMOND VA.-Sp e IT,
senator Kccxeu. OF IiockirSna
- called 40 the bar OF the senate
todav and WAS one OF the principals
In ar lntercstiug ceremony.
senator Fofkcs arose, and in a Dlltl
specch OF eic4ucncc. presented tAg
distinguished Senator with eAesl 80
Solid siiver-forks. spoons. ladies' re
~srerrea 10 the thirty years puoNc
ser,-fcc which Senator keeIeA mas
Gwen 10 the state. Senator EolAt-
1,fa n handsome rnpliment 20 oena-
tor Kcezeu. saying that in eA his lons
sarvica not once had the finger ei
s1euicion been pointed at him. ne
had ever bean loyal. faithful. honest.
land ne believed that the people @!
+ Rockingham would continue To sen.
lhin 70 the Leg stature that the Stats
might have thc benefit OF MS pfoAp
experience. integrity and sound Juos'
senator Kcezeu made feeling re.
pfv In the course OF his long service
he had. OF course, differed from ni
Icolleavucs. though the differences ma
d Iafvavs been honest. IL was this rae
3 ithat made him appreciate the git
looming as en- expression or tnel
good will The one thing he had Eot
Iten from his public service vas IN
- warm friendships which had pee
formed. and which he would not SUI
render for any price, but when
would cherish so long as De lived
I'll Tne speeches were appiauced uy ~
Senators. and ca brief recess was tal
, an. Mrs. Keezeu was seated on IN
- foor % the Senate during the cer'
monies
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

The bill distributes the revenues Tor 4
the two wears 1910 and 1871, anu AK
grcratcs total 81 about $o,eoo,ouV /
a perusal or tho measure win show
that the annuities have been con-
tinned. but the money for oetterne ntS
and extensions are few ana TAR per
tween though some S2,o0O,0V0 was
,et-rf bv the several institutions
which are bcnehciarics OF the state
FolIowing are the larger Items con-
tained Boa thc biii.
] Criminal expenses. Sfl1.VeV.
Public printing, SSo,ovY.
Aeseserneut of lands. $4,000.
Members of Board OF Fisheries. 500
each. ,
liners OF record and express charges
ION land books S123,OOe.
Eastern State Hospital. SlO9-Vov.
Western State Hospital, Silo.O
Southwestern State Hospltai. 49,
600.
Central state Hospital. S185.000.
state EDilcptic Colony. $4,000
Virginia school for Colorcd Deal
, and Blind. $4,000. 800.
Medical College Of virginia, $4,000
:, state Female Normal school. $50.
state Normal school. Harr'souburs
state Normal school FredericSs
+ University OF Virginia. $4,000.
virginia Military Institute. $4,000
.e virginia school for Deaf and Bin'
u $4,000.
virginia Polytechuic Institute. see
" $50.
n Virgins Normal ard Industrial II
.g stitute. $4,000
id William and Mary College, $4,000
- Public schools. about SlstUV,Nto-
hi Teachers pension fund, $1,000.
M Confederate Soldiers Home. $4,000
ss Interest ou public debt. $4,000
1- Sinking fund. $4,000.
o. Military fund. $4,000
Convict road force. 100000
D.. state aid GO ruhlit roads, s l0N,NN'
fs Military records. $4,000
tr Horne Tor Maynard Girls. sl-.NV'
.rs Pensions. Sf50.O0o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

against him.
"But i shall never live with Hin
again she declares. She said today
"Jack taught me 90 dTink- When be
married ME 4 was an innocent girA
he was proud 81 my appe ara NJ re
liked 90 dress me up and have fr- r.s'
on a. lot of nue clothes and trf
"a good fellow in cafe OF shoa us
self at the thentsr
Then re Das jolly. aH1 peelte
compiimented me ora our happy mar
ried NE Rut En- they only knew the
lheartachcs I would endure unen We
i1ct home. 4 would frequently insist
p on rersainirr urtI the Inst. 50 the
homecoming uf ght be- delayed Oar
Dome ufe can orlv Or irla -tne1 II
mas been "a hen on elrtn- Never E1ore
5o wasn't % look on his Ease or neeF
from him OF 90 him WIZ not sue
Tor "a divorce hrt wart ruthins
more 90 Go With h.m. AA want -
nly dear chndr0n. and 4 ari rosuE -
have thera if have 80 90 deF work
90 keep them"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
INCOME TAX BILL
DEFEATED BY HOUSE

RICHN OND. vas pecial ~
Ty d. Vote of 90 go 30. the House
at last mas decided to sound rs Voice
Iu the NEGATIVE against tnc h.i rauiy-
INK the proposed Sixteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution ot the onltt 1
-r.f.s. which grants Co Con gross tnc
riehl to taN Incomes
Memories of the Civil War and No-
construction DAYS, coupled with an
inherent and hereditary jealousy 90
Federal aggression. scrNSd 20 nflt=
about "a Defeat ct the his and Their,
WAS much "harking back among ths
numerous spc2kcrs who discussed ti'
3 fl.a sure.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
WOULDN'T LIT Tfu-A
SEE Tia i,1slxfs PASTOR


NEW Special. Hats OF
That crS asa not ring out sunday
morning in the Cenrr1l Con srtG 4tios-ii
Church. Erookiyrn. OF whtca the rev
81. ParEes Cadaan a. IetStnr- s-t tnt
twenty members % tNe lNnofa Ate-
sion HAND removed their nofai sprtf-
STRUCTURES WHEN she pestor stepped op
10 the platform, az sertic hint Z"
the other fair members Ok tne con-
creEation GO do The Sofne-
The Zenona nan1 members hac
urrcd other women ~ give the ifet-
dom 81 tne church 90 their pAlts anc
fnrnrnnrtfs. hut the otner women. iii
r.sfrf snrcessiun. Tex their hats remain
where they were
The central -onrrcEa tt"nol Nnattn
f OF Brookiyn 81 a house % Worship. (.
when tno Ieroua tsond looked at tHt
others and ssf they were urt destroy
7 inr thrsr Chandeliers in trying go gel
f tnrm Of. thc members ot tne lemons
Band only smiled sweellr nno rtaHtt c'
fn frN farfnnr moral snas.on- AItN
mo morning service they SET on
amn~r tno other women and afil
suggested tnat It Woula he ca itne tn.A
for them to take OK their hats aNfin
~ Would give rs a better view q
i orr GEAR PASTOR" they said "lieai-
SON should do it'
IA the evening service the Zenon
nrrr a~nfn removed their bonnet
S Their example was not followed
a AFTER it was an over this interNle
{ was secured
). eve are GA favor o. women taSir
r oE their hats IN church
r Also this interview
e eve are NOT in favor o. women "a
. ..H HH.nIrs hats church
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

So many persons add a ioueh "a gr1F
to their rooms now ft ma} Pc a pa
l0w OF Ereenlsh-Eray SILK the son
restful green iint CO the pussy Nuio~-
CT a scrap basket painted a detacAtn
French gray.
DAINTY hrccaaes in gray cover blxea
that are used as recepmcles Tor CURSE
mas and picture postcards that u ~
wished Co preserve.
Exquisite prtle trays are faahlcns.N
from gray hrocada picked ouf vita 81
yer thread rnd covered With glass cu4
I 90 ma The sine of the tray
Even work baskets ere tO hs seen ot
gray crash. with nttinEs AMI decora-
items iu gray
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
At BEDSIDE OF HER
LGNG-AfISSENt. son

SUFFOLK. NA-Special. Havinn
previously denied that Mrs. Sarah
Carpenter. OF Danvllle. was MS motn-
er i Is. Carpenter. who ls near death
az "a local hospital Tuesday con-
tossed the Identity 81 mis- aged par
emf. who arrived here sunday ulEnt
The meeting was pathetic. Mrs
carpenter had not heard from her
son for long time. when she reau
II his being wounded oy liurfic''n'
3 g-auch. thc detective.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
.OELAGATE PAGE
MAKES PROTEST
Hanover Representative >ay, ihm.
Holder, OF State Property iu-
dcrtnkc 90 Control 10.

RICHNON Vas pectAt
laler.I. Roosevelt faee. arising t'
FL question ot personal prNllese iu the
H0us.. W tduusdas. read the lolloWins.
"Alr Speaker, this h'Ast' trltt
sent.ne che popular branch ot the
General Assembly. .u order to increase
the revenues OI tnls state, PASSED. 't
ter fun hearlu-s OF tNe llesL-ou H- /
which both The Attorney General AUG +
ths eX-Attorney General were heafo- /
( bv what was practically unanimous /
vote 1.-TWO memn beers Nuune against itl /
the biu allowing the Richmond trA-
| ericksburg ano POTOMAC i..l'I -'',-
Compauy 90 take cut new cnaltcf
and mcrge with other roads OK thls
i state subject ro thc provision ot tHc
laW applicable to other raiif""uS '"y
/ upon the condition ot the suffehoei ol
/ US special PRIVILEGES.
mis- bin safesuarded the interests
OF the state in every particular, gan"
made amy action hereunder SUBJECT 20
| the approval ot tt-e maJofltS OF tAV
committee. consisting OF the Governor
She Corporation Commission. tnr
Speaker 81 the House and the Presl-
dent pro tenn. 90 che Senate
This measure. which has had me
4 sanction of the executive ana the pop
ular brauth OF tne C'enefal -Nsse
has been opposed and defeated in tnt
committees of The senate Dy the oppo-
sition OH the states Treasurer, sees
0nd Auditor anna one 20 the pf'N 't'
voting fha State Sfnn Is. 40 o-lef Nol'lH
Inc hoftcr- of thc states propcEt'
have undertaken go interfere wiih ga
: disposition thereof
AGAINST thls. ass a member ol th'
General Assembly. enter mas solemn
iuTotest,
Sprai>lug upon the sunl~ct ilr'es+.-
Powers of Carosue. said tnHt Or
ought 90 know snmethins about ga
nlatter. and Thought DEE oiu. lie a-ree
with an Sir. Tage had said tie van,
"a the people of Virginia 90 know. 1t
wanted his constituency 70 NnoM tAe
this House had done what the com
naittee OF the HOUSE. % which BE- pa
"A meirbar. had done--ther run oOt
and had complied With thc genera
aamaad TOR legislation as 90 tne kici
.lond FredcFickshurg and Potomac
that ia was not the House but az
Senate. which had thwasted that 90
mand. peIegate Powers wanted 60 g
on record a. favoring the states 90
flnr out az the railroad business. al
: moreover wanted 20 see the safe ~
'iS stock in the Eichmond. sfe1e
( icksburg and Potomac Railway, 4
/ iong used as a cats paw 70 bios
j every effort 20 secure taxation OF ~
4 road and the placing OF Il upon q
same basis as other roads OF the sta
he also paid his compliments 10 Z
State prox<ssL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
FOURTEEN SC0RCHERS
BROUGHT TO TAW
Heurico County Police Onicer Bendail
and Joy Riders Again ina
ia Limclight.
RICHMOND. VA-SpeciaI D

prfLT 81 ID ~ ID Y As ID e. G. E 81 d.
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~itNtf was t-. ....,+
WIN a. We 81 S- ,-,- lr.,. ..
r those VINO eta- r1 away
.At hNitNili- 't,.-.
/ pom tncm l't ''Nl'l't.
I HDad not tt '71
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
Won1ar1'S Department

un Co the throat uulncd. lhe sleeves
we're lined Wlth che hrocadt AZ strlsk
mo that passe lowered ribbon a0tnsA
misht De pressed into service af.AiA
aa Is foundation for one OF these cn-lri--
ing waists ana to pick Qua sohe or
the designs m gold tnread vas .-t
that could be followed Win sooa -
suits
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

CAPE CHARLES. NA.-Special -
Dr Garland II Moore and family left
her. sunday for san Francisco, where
they win embark FOR Japan, where
or Moore has been appointed sur
econ OF the Public Health and Marine
Hospital Service. attached CD enc
rAmerican consulate in Kobe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

A Capitol Um woman went ont n
th. garage 1nck of her home yester-
snN afternoon and found her tcn-
ycnr-old son playing cards for pennies
with neighhor hoy.
"yVhv. Willie" she said. what are
sou aoiug-gam
We're fist playln cards with tnIt
uru deck you won over GAO AIRS. Ma
snn. r..in hrilee last week. re-
pile. th. noy-
Thr woman picked up che card.
and went back into the house. ch'
T had nothing 90 sny.-Denvcr Post
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
.oo. 600 POUNDS ON THE
LNNCHBURG NiARhEI

IYNCHBURG. VA-Special.-- The
local tobacco market was flooded We'd
nesday with tobacco. which IS fast
spelling. and the shippec-n offerings
are very large The sales "Wednesday
aggregated 400 900 pounds. with prices
high. considering the condition OF the
tobacco.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

LADY, want fo puf in this odNcr-
tfsement for "a cook. &c viii go in three
lines. won't itF'
clerk cater countluwl-No. madam
. wen have fo charge voe FOR four Nn-
but you can put in four more words
DO rou wish.
lady (suldenly inspircd)--Say "Po-
I ffcnmnn stationed opposite cofncr- -
I I'll .--.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
WILL SLAUGHTER
ALL YANKEE PIGS
all Americans Who Helped Revo-
lutionists in Nicaragua to Be
Put to Death.

NEW ORLEANS, LA.-Speeiai.
A dispatch received from Blue
fields. Nicaragua, this morning
says: american residents here
have received letters. smuggtcd
through from Nianagua- declaring
all Yankee pigs VINO me- peu
General Estrada in the revolution
Will ne slaughtered when Hresi-
dent AIadriz's army reaches Blue
fields.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
OLD MAN ROLLS
FROM CHAIR TO FIRE

HARRISONBURG. VA Special
R,-rd Shffiet. aged eighty, while
asleep. rolled from a rocking chair
INTO a big log fire ar his home In the
Rlue Ridge section He was badly
burned. but viii recover.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
GENERAL BILL
ON APPROPRIATIONS
Measure Carries With II Expenditure
for 1919 and 1911, Total OF
About S6.0eO.0OO.

RICHM OND As pc L.
Tfiz general appropriation pm Vas
r.r-serted ~ the members of the SOM
ate Tuesday. having been printed lot
the Information of the legislators
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
DAVIS GETS EIGHTEEN
YEARS FOR ASSAULT

DANVllI.E. VA Special n
ravis. s-car inspector uf the Southern
RAILWAY. charged with felouiou es-
sault on j. IT. Watts. aiar an inspec-
tor on the same road, Was sentenced
late Tuesday afternoon by a jury 20
serve eighteen years in the penteu-
tfary
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

ITO have two wives Isl poygamN
What U.s. N 60 have zen cor tWcnD
wives
Mahogany. Z guess. Kansas Ciu
Times
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
NiIsS. ATKINSON NEAR
DEATH AT STANTON

STAUNTON. Special Mrs
Atkinson wife OF late DIR. b. NJ. At
kinson. widely related in Richmond
and Eastern Virginia, lies al the point
OF death and cannot recover She IS
nearly eighty years old
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17

Save an small pieces of soap tnak
are left over. place iu saucepan with
some warm water and boil until Il is
an melted Pour in jar and use
when cold 70 make suds with
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-17
now the FATHERS FooI 'E".

How the Fathers Fool 'EW.
This popular fiction is aA posh
In real life the girls iarher seldom DO
iects 40 the man OF her choice
You're wrong there he often %
jects. but hes usually too wise 20 say
anNrhine. ''--kansaS city Journal