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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
WENT TO CAPTURE
BURGLAR, CAUGHT A WIFE

Portland. Or. Dec, S-John W. o'Brien.
lpatrolman, went In an official capacity
to the home OF Martin Dcbusman to
capture Il burglar. The burglar escaped.
Instead, however. @ Brten captured u
wife lIo was married yesterday TO Miss
Ida Debusmar, daughter OF u Chicago
manufacturer. ut the home of Miss De
buSman's brother here. Tho. short time
fOBrien was investigating the robbery
was sufficient, It developcd to lay the
ground work for n romance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
SAFE CONTAINING $4,000
MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARS

Minneapolis. Dec S.Mystery SUR
rounds the disappearance OF n small
safe said to have contained $4,000.
and valuable merchandise from the
office of the Adams Express company.
256 tIennepln avenue, early today.
The safe was delivered at the office
last night by one Of the company's
drivers. Some time after midnight 1t
Disappeared The police We're notified
but so far have been unable to tell
how the safe WAS taken away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
STEAMER BLACKBURN
SUNK IN COLLISION

Yarmouth, England, Dec. s.-Tht
steamer Blackburn from Grimsby, for
Antwerp, was sunk in n collision with
the steamer Rock, off @Sheringham.
The 20 passengers and the Black
burns crew of ~ took to the three
small boats and one of the boats con-
tanning "a persons reached here to-
day. The remaining two boatloads
have not been. reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
lGED WOMAN BUI,NED TO DIaATII

Schenectady, n. Y. Dec. S-Mrs Re
becGa Reese, 81 years old. an eccentric
reclusee, WHO lived on n fine estate near
ms city, was burned to n crisp III her
said that the fire was probably tho re-
suit OF her habit OF going to bed with II
lighted pipe in her mouth, The damage
10 The house was slight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
,I.askE,, NEEDS ONE GAN, Il.

Berlin, Dec Or. Emanuel Iaskcr
won the tenth game of tho champion
ship chess match last night. Tho game
was begun on Tuesday when, after 81
moves. II was adjourned while slightly
III favor of DR., l.asker. PreEcnt score:
a5l Tns!Sei,t7: Janowsii, o.; drawn, B.
The champion needs to gain but QUO
more game 10 win the match. 1t being
an eight game UP contest, that is. the
winner being the one who first scores.
eight victories. 81 n .l u ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
AMERICAN BATTLESHIPS
ARRIVE IN THE THAMES

Gravesend, England Dec. s.-The
American battleship Georgia. the flag
ship of Rear Admiral Howard. the
Nebraska. Rhode Island and Virginia
arrived in the Thames today from
Brest.
AS the fourth division OF tile At
lnntlc fleet steamed un the river the
warships attracted much attention.
Statutes were exchanged witt, the Brit
isf torpedo boat destroyers off tho
More,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES,
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE

Washington, Dec. s-Thc Republican
congressional committee received EI.lGl
cratic congressional committee received
se7 1oo and dsbursed s2I,T1 during the re-
cent campaign according to reports I'LL
ed today with the clerk of the house OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
ATTY. UNDERWOOD DROPS DEAD

Underwood. counsel for Inspector Ed
ward Mccain, the police officer whose
sentence of Imprisonment for accept
Ing brides was confirmed yesterday by
the Illinois supreme court. dropped dead
of heart disease at the Highland Park
station of the Chicago & Northwestern
railroad today. He was of the law firm
of Underwood &: AJinierre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
IuNDUs NJ, Az DI,poRTED,

g San, Francisco, Dee. S,--F.levrn tIindus
out or ID, wllOfnrrVed hero .or1'tlle Man
tClluriu OH Sunday. are to he dcportcd
under orders issued yesterday by Dr, NJ,
vs. Glover, medical Inspector, who de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
suGAHpR,cEs ADVANCED.

New York, Dec. S.-Al grades of
refined sugar We're advanced 20 cents
n hundred pounds today,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08
THOSE IN ATTENDANCE.

Among those In attendance were
Mrs. Eddy's son, George Washington
Glover Of Lead. S. D.: his daughter.
Mary Baker Glover, ana his son. George
Washington Glover, Jr.: DR.. +. j. Fos-
ter, of Waterbury, VT; Mrs. Eddy's
adopted son and other relatives. includ-
ing Gen. Henry NJ. Baker of Bow, n.
H., Mrs. Eddy's cousin; John b. Baker
OF New York. another cousin of Mrs.
Eddy, and his son Rufus: Calvin A.
Frye. Mrs. Laura Sargent, Adam IT.
Dickey. the Rev. +. G.. Tomlinson. Mrs.
and Mr., William II. Rathvcn and Mrs.
Martha Wilcox. member of Mrs. Eddy's
household.
Judge Smith began the services By
the reading of n lesson sermon com
posed of selections from the Bible ana
passages from Science and Health"
The caskct was then carried to the
hcarse. and the Journey to mount Au-
burn cemetery was begun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-08

clares them TO be afflicted With hook
worms. Hindus 4havo sbaen coming here
IN lar smaller numbers since tho mmi-
grafton officials began rejecting many
On account OF nook worm.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
MEN
flushing WORK ON
OXIDE PLANT
100 MEN ALSO BUSY
AT VANADIUM MINES
Building Of $4,000 Works at
Cutter Progresses Rapidly
New Camp VIII Shortly Pub
IiSh Newspaper

| Especial 10 hOfDlub
Cutter. \, NJ. Nov 10-Of course
everybody knows what eanadium is,
that is. everybody except a few school
boys. for whose benefit it may be
said that this is rare and Valuable
mineral used in toughening steel. and
| in demand for manufacturing armor-
| plate automobiles. steel rollers, and
tools of high tensile strength. What
great many people do not know is
| that the only mine of the kind on
the North American continent, and
the second in the world is located
within twelve miles of this place.
Traces of vanadium have been found
| i'm many places but the only other
mine in the world producing vanad-
ium in commercial quantities is To-
Gated in Peru. Up to few months
ago. when vanadium wes found to
exist in large quantities in the ore
mined from the property Of the South
western Lead ana Coal company. IN
the caballo mountains. all of this ore
required in equipping the navies and
manufactures of the world was I'M
ported from Peru at such price that
Il is whispered cautiously, and under
40 circumstances diyulged to the pub
lie.
II Is said that the presence of van
adium in the Caballos was discovered
accidentally, aud not by q mining cN-
pert; at any rate the property was
Prospccted by a Pitisburg steel com
pany. purchased and the Nanadium
Mines company duly Incorporated
With A. Il. Bemcut president, W. A.
Bpnitr vice president. IT, NJ Benner
secretary. and G. r. Miller treasurer
Several months were spent in nre-
liminary work at the mines sinking
81 al and
the importance Of the discovery and
the magnitude of the work was not
Understood until the company began
the erection of st50.000 oxide plant
at this place p few weeks ago Seven
ty-five mon under Contractor stevens
OF Albuquerque, are rushing the work,
and II viii Dc complete Within the
next sixtY days. They are also figur-
ing on motor trucks for transporting
ore from the mines to the plaut.
out ut the mine force of 100 men
are at work. which force is shortly
to be increased, ana mill is IN op-
eration extracting the lead and other
minerals from the ore to be shipped
10 the oxide plant az cutter
The Nanadium Mines company has
taken q lease on the cutter hotel ana
mercantile business and also purchas-
ed 100 acres of land which is to he
laid out in toWn lots and homes built
for the employees of this plant.
Vice President Ronitz is I'M charge
of the local work with an office force
temporarily Installed iu the hotel
While the company is not specializing
either in land or mines. IL is taking
an active interest in promoting, i'm a
safe and sound manner, the interests
of cutter and the surrounding coun-
try. and To that end is backing lib
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
WADE WILL LAUNCH
PAPER TO BUCK
OLD GUARD
Prominent Young Attorney of
Las Cruces Has Assistance of
Democrats and insurgents in.
Enterprise,
Especial Correspondence 10 gorUins Journali

sIspeciai Correspondence 10 Morning Journal
t8e Cruces Y ~ Nov 10 - Poll
l tics are getting WARMER and warmer
IN DOna Ana county To-day IL was roe
| ported that Edward G.. Wade IT,. a
prominent young attorney OF this
place within the next week or 50 VIII
launch upon the SEQ of journalism q
J small WecllN newspaper 'to tight for
better government II a understood
[ that Mr. Nuac ~ being assisted n
1 the enterprise hV many leading IN
/ sufpeuts and democrats throughout
( the county and That ,lnvassers are
now out n ali The precincts working
! Up The subscription list. From the
results 80 far reported Il appears that
4 large following arr welcoming the
new enterprise
Nr Wade Who was ln The front
rank nf the fight for delegates tu the
constitutional convention, has lived
for MANY eHrs Va Dona Ana county
Mr wade WAS assistant chicf clerk
of the council Vt Tho last legislative
ussemblv
The launching vt an independent
paper iu Dona Ana county viii still
furtheE epruplcato political affairs.
Dona Ana county. IL IS now conceded
is in the doubtful column This is
the result of the great influx Of new
people Into the Meslm valley
Martin lohman the puc-timc lead
an ~ the republican party IVA southern
. Now MeNicoi Hho was beaten at Tho
polls in ihe matoraIty election has
returned erOm the caet aud nlain
taken command ot his republican
forces. There vs. not doubt hnt that
Mr. l.ohman IS a shrewd politician.
nnd an interesting fient is expected.
II - understood that the county re-
publican central committee met this
wneR and began the REORGANIZATION OF
/ ifs forces
Century Union and Metropolitan Of
Nee York CITY
an Cutting served las citn service
commissioner from 1896 to 1897 and
insisted much in putting the civil SER
Wee on the high plane II now is
Desirable Citizen.
Possessing the patriotic spirit Of
the true American aud the polished
manner of tho most polished Eu-
roneau nristocrat lngly handsomc
in appearance and rndiutiug deli
clpus humur that softens his dignity
ot bvlriug Nh. cutting H. type or
the ritlHcu That may we'll Toe termed
desirable. Hls wife. Mrs. Cutting.
whu before hcr marriage wns Miss
Olivia Aurtal- comes ID. distinguished
ancestry uud ls charming member
nf the besi society thc metropolis snu
boast tht interest she has shown
10 charitable work as we'll as u the
duties incumbent on society leader
have Won her the cstccm of the men
and the love ot thc women who know
her.
ar aud Mw cutting. accompanied
by their aauehter. Air- George cabot
Ward, wife oi 90, former acting g0y-
vtnol ol Porto Rico. VIII leave santa
IT, for New YORK Cin Sunday nirht.
Ar Hnd AIRS. ruttme come her. a.
spend q wcek with tlDl sou. bronson
cutting, rho IS in nt h.s horne on
huers Vista Heights They expect to
flNfn here nglin soon. fo ua1 sn-
"thrr tIsif fo The Ancient Clty. vniet.
ffef ha's found hrs acquired charm
NItN aeu
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
GRAND JURY WILL
BREAK RECORDS
At ROSWELL
Twelve Indictments in Two
Days. Two Murder Cases 10
Come Upi u. S, Officer In
Spect8 Light Battery,

/ Roswell y. NJ, Nov. 10.-The pres
ent grand jury OF the district court Is
making a record as shown by yester-
days report OF twelve true bills and
one no bill after working two days
The indictments returned last night
were a. follows: Territory against
Ed Barnard, charged with murder
of D. r. Windsor. out on the plains
last summer. defendant arraigned.
pleaded not guilty and trial set for
December 8.
Territory against Connie Z. Prath
er. same charge as above and same
action.
Territory against Barnard and Pra-
ther. Jointly. 80 me as above.
Territory against Desiderio II. Bar
ella, charged with assault with intent
to kin Macario Carasco in Septem-
ber. arTaigned, pleaded not guilty,
trial set for November q.
Territory against Yollie c. Mus
grave. charged with larceny Of two
calves from III Captain Live Stock
company. arraigned, pleaded not gull
ty and trial set for November 30
Territory against William J. sat
terw hite. charged with larceny Of
three horses on the plains of Texas
and bringing them to Roswell ana sell
ing them arralgned, pleaded not
guilty. trial set for November 2S,
(TWo counts.)
Territory against Eliza White, same
as above. two cases
Territory against Jasper X. Davis,
charged with stealing and killing a
COW of James e. Anderson on the
plains, arraigned, pleaded not guilty.
trial set for November %.
Territory against Roscoe Sprlggs,
charged with burglary of w. \ F'ry's
store at Keuna. arraisnod, pleaded
not guilty and trial set for November
16.
Two indicted persons have not vet
been arrested
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
MURDER SQUARES
AN OLD SCORE At
RED RIVER
Joe Pbipps, Wounded Last June
by CIaud Q, Fam, Lays il
Wait For Enemy and Takes
tiis Life.


Quegia Taos County n. M. Nov.
Jimr.a2 ont from amtWsh ~ Red
'riser Taos county Joe Phlpps yes-
feraaY snot and instantly killed Claud
.0. Fair. who was passing along the
road driving burro and accampan-
led by Is man named Ralph butcher,
the latter heing unhurt. Tho first
shot Wis sired ~ close range and
Phipps aim WAS deadly Not satis-
fled. however he ran oVrr 10 the
PROSTATE victim and deliberately tired
another shot through his body. The
oriIrr mau wax unarmed and had no
chance 90 defend Fain.
The shooting is the result of an
old grndpe There had been trouble
between the two men tor years which
oulminattd last June when Fain shot
ana seriously wounded Phipps The
latter recovered and Phipps who vas
placed under arrest has been out on
bail. Phipps has evidently been
nursing his grudge and waiting the
first good chance 10 get even with his
enemy
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
CONTRACTS LET FOR
0EMlN6 COURT HOUSE
Especial Corrsspssdrnos to Morning JourpaIl

Especial Corrrspoadrncs 10 Mo-uing JsurnalI
Demiua y a.. NuN. ln.--rhe csun-
o. commissioners have let the contract
Tor tcrnlshinz the new i.uua county
courf house which viii be- soon COM
n'etrl Tie Art Metal company. or
Jam.sfewn. y y. secured o.. con-
cases. book rIcks. ttc.. "a si.TTN Th.
reXss S-Hfiue COMPANY. tort Worth.
Texas. occurred fhe contract f,r court
roefn furu .-hines exclusive of opera
sl4is at $3.50 and uie nai-ucr uf ihr
fo-i-l. ,ls fsf re g A Mahon-s 30
teaf
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

4 bashful Young lor walked into
the house of his sw .eufeart healli 6
"a large box with the n,in rf .. prom
inent florist written m the co,er
How sweet and fr..n the, are"
cried the young lady opening he box.
Il believe there is ',t-le dtV ~ hem
yet"
WhY-er-yes,' adm -al the
young man in great confusion. "bu.
it's Just little ana I'll pl Il :omur-
row. success Ma yl1,ae
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

Mrs. James $. Kennedy heard a
burglar in her house at 9:30 last
night. She was alone her husband
having zone 60 california on business.
She screamed and ran across the
street to the house of neiehbor.
The hubhub frightened the burglar,
for he ran Ina such haste that he upset
the kitchen table ana spilled all the
dishes on the floor When the police
arrived all was uHiet
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

A big Improvement is noted in the
shooting Of the members of the Ros-
wen Light Battery. following their
daily pistol practice. Sergeant Will
lard Hird is now making the best
scores. He hit seven bulls eyes out
OF ten shots yesterday, the shots be-
ing fired in thirty seconds
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

Sweet Cider / ii TIN
Boiled Cider = q Fl IN
Club House Mince Meat in
PkgS.
Fancy Table Raisins 7
Seeded RaiSins I 2
currants ! 1T
Citron
Orange and Lemon Peel
California Figs
Imported Figs
SheIIed Almonds I
New Nuts-alI kinds
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
I. :. ofrjccr I,,s,ects Batter,

Captain Charles II Clark of the
Cnitcd States army. spent Yesterday
si.d last night in Roswell inspecting
the equipment or tho Roswell Light
Battery. which recently moved into
is new quarters, the gun sheds Of
Battery A. He round everything in
the best Of condition.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
ROSWELL POLICE CHIEF
AND SANITARY COP
BOTH UNDER ARREST
Especial oorrcspondepes to Morning IoumaiI

Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Iounall
. Roswell. \. NJ. Nov. to--Up- Z
on complaint of II. r. Patrick. Z
: City Marshal Hoy Woofter. and q
. sanitary Policeman Ed Carmich- Z
acl, we're placed under arrest 9
. Yesterday on the charge OF mo- Z
. u sting pstrick's room over thcs
store uf Morrison Bros. & 90 .
. Pltrici claims the officers en- .
tered his room and rumnagcd 9
= Through the furulturu with ont .
. his consent or legal authorit, .
Tile two Officers went before .
. Juice Bon yesterday afternoon .
. Waived nrraignment and gave .
. bond Tor their appearance sat .
. urdaN afternoon ~ two O'Clock .
. to answer the charge IN trial .
. Patrick b. one ~ the men who .
has been arrested several times .
hy iho cir, officers on the charge .
or tiolatinp the ncw city prohi- .
fuuu ordinance. .
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

Or John u. Jenkins, past muster Of
t,oswell lodge of Masons. last night
received his appointment as district
deputy grand master for the seventh
district comprised of Roswell Hager-
man ana Lake Arthur. The appoint
ment comes from L H. Aledler OF AL
huquerque. grand master.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
Idea of IIelpfuIncS~

some mems idea OF bein helpful
in dis world" sail Uncle Eben. is in
tirely confined to helpin derselfs -
Washington star
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS
INsTALLMENTs.

Hiram BeIknap is the leading citizen
Of Fairview a small village III New
York state. He Is a lawyer for the
railroad. boss politician. and tue only
man OF the village who owns an auto
mobile. Ills heart Is wrapped UP I'm his
daughter. Jane, young girl OF ~ OF
20. ra -.
husband was a close friend OF Belh-
maps. and Hezekiah jerks. the law =
for James hand Tom warns 'Hez 10
Keep away from the Belknep home. as
he regards Jane as hts own private
property
her al he death OF her husband almost
exhausted after giving Tom an educa-
ton. and asks the advice OF lawyer
Belknap In regard TO her son future
Belknap tells OF an oner 10 take ON
into his office that he made the boy.
tells OF Toms ambition 20 go to New
York. and the lawyer tells her 10 let
him 20.
tells him that the village IL not DIG
enough for him and his talents lie
SAYS that he has been offered sl9 a
week In the passenger department OF
the Central. and the lawyer advises
him to take It. Tom is told that what ,
ever arrangement he may have had
with his daughter. Jane. Is at an emu.
and the lawyer calls Jane so that she
can have a talk with Tom.
In the talk with Jane Tom tens OF
his love for her, and suggests thdt
they get married. She objects because
he has no prospects Tom resen :
him that she In talking for his own
good and that he il a boy with all or a
hoy,s ideas and without the slightest
knowledge OF lire.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27

A girl of the streets, released after
being hailed into the New York night
court, formerly had no place to go ex-
cept her old haunts.
But now many of them are brought
70 Waverly house. OF which Miss
Maude Miner, secretary OF the Proba-
tion association. Is director. They are
treated with such respect and love
that most of the girls respect them
selves when they leave. They are
taught a way to earn their living. and
employment is secured for them Some
of them 60 out TO Hillcrest farm by
the sea 10 get new strength and ccur.
age. 4 third are permanently re-
formed. Since 1908 more than $50
girls have been cared for.
Miss Miner says that people should
as freely forgive the fallen" wJman
as we do the fallen" man. and help
her to become respected citizen.
Because mothers fail TO tell their
daughters all the facts of sex, Miss
Miner Is endeavoring TO have these
facts taught i'm the public schools, so
that so many innocent girls may not
be ruined through ignorance.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27
The Best Cough Syrup is
Easily Made at Home
Costs Little and Acts Quickly.
Money Refunded IL 1t Fails.


This recipe makes a pint OF cough
syrup and saves you about 81 as COM
pared with ordinary cough remedies. IL
stops obstinate coughs--even whoop-
ing cough-in a hurry, and is splendid
for sore lungs, asthma, hoarseness ana
other throat troubles.
Mix one pint OF graduated sugar
with n pint OF warm water. and stir
for 2 minutes. Put 2h ounces OF Plnex
$50 cents WORTH in pint bottle ana
add the Sugar Syrup Take a teaspoon
full every one, two or three hours.
Tastes good.
This takes right hold OF cough ana
gives almost instant relief IL stlmu-
lates the appetite and IL slightly ia1a-
tlve-both excellent features.
Pinex, as perhaps you know. Is the
most valuable concentrated compounu
OF Norway white pine extract. rich IN
guiaicol and the other natural healins
pine elements.
' No other preparation will do tho
work OF Pinex In this recipe. although
strained honey can be used instead OK
the sugar syrup. IL desired
Thousands OF housewives In the UNIT
ed States and Canada now use this Pl-
mex and Sugar Syrup recipe. TINS pan
has often been inflated, but the OLD
successful formula has never been
equaled It's low cost and quick results
have made II Immensely popular.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded goes with
this recipe Your druggist has Pinex,
or will get II for you. IL not: send &c
The Pinex Co. TT. Wayne. Ind
The Detroit times., 1910-12-27

art. Why don't you learn that"
Il want TO learn something useful;
| want TO go of TO school, and learn
music and other beautiful things"
School is not the only or even one
OF the best places to learn beautiful
things. You can learn a lot of them
right here; suppose you do. I'll even
assist YOU" he concluded, airily.
Kathryn scowled at the Cheerful
idiot. who went on:
You say you want 70 learn music; ;
why not begin by cultivating a must
cal voice? Your voice at present re-
sembles the tones OF a calliope with a
cold You have no idea how much 1t
would improve you 10 modulate it
Well. OF all things
Hold on a bit" said the Cheerful
idiot 1T is not my fault that your
family and friends have entered into
a conspiracy to keep you from Know
ing the truth about yourself. When
you are through with your voice yoG
might tackle your temper. You would
be quite pretty II you had an amiablc
expression; | may add that an amiable
expression is in itself beautiful
What else will you help me to
learn" asked Kathryn Imply.
TO hold up your shoulders and
walk softly. When you come into "A
room | am reminded OF a stampede in
a Dutch school-where they wear
wooden shoes, you know
wv ell?"
Next you should learn to be sens
ible and unaffected. Comb your hair
naturally and stop spelling your name
Kathryn: you were christened
Katherine that is the sweet. old
fashioned way 10 spell the name
II declare" said Kathryn, you are
positively insulting
Il am nothing of the sort; | am
merely simple. as you so wisely re-
marked. | am mG-ely telling you the
truth. My frankness may insult your
vanity, but il flatters your intelligence.
| am assuming that You will avail
Yourself OF the information which
your family and friends have so care
fully concealed from you, and make
yourself really attractive girl"
Kathryn's face softened.
I'll go home and think ii over" he
said.
when you are letter perfect in
this. come 10 me-" said the Cheerful
Idiot, and we'll have another les
SON"