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The Washington times., 1910-10-13
WILL COMPEL BOY
TO ATTEND SCHOOL
Truant Officer Says DR.. Harris Is
Liable TO Legal
Action.

Unless the nine-year-oId son of DR..
George W Harris is declared by the
Health Department to be unfit physi-
calIy TO submit TO vaccination, his
father must send him to school
This was the statement made today
bv Mrs. L. X. Bushee, truant- officer
of the District.
Il intend to call on the parents Of
this boy late this afternoon" Mrs.
Bushee said today, "and unless there
is some condition which excuses his
attendance at school his parents are
holding themselves open to the reg
ular legal action in such cases when
they refuse 10 vaccinate him and
send him to school
DR.. Harris demanded admission to
the Adams School yesterday, but hi
son was not allowed to attend b.
the principal, Miss J. McWilliams.
my son never will be vaccinated."
said DR.. Harris Il am ready TO con-
test the compulsory education Law in
the courts. In fact. I dare the Board
Of Education to send my son 10 school
if he has to be vaccinated."
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
FARMERS COMPLAIN
OF MARYLAND ROAD
Truckers Declare Neglect of
IT. B." Highway Inter
fereS With Business.

Truckers and dairymen bringing pro-
Guce TO Washington from their Mary
land farms or the IT. b" road, one Of
tho three highways in Prince George
county chosen for permanent improve
menU by State appropriation, are
wrought up over the condition of the
road between Surrattsville and Camp
Springs.
The road Genes into the District at
knoxs farm, near Good Hope. II is
bring produce to Nc Washington mar
kets- Some of these farmers are s. f..
Thornton, George ". HARDY, Z. -. Md
uleton. Thomas r Wood. Edward
Grimes, Wallace +. and r. T.. Pyles, r.
N. Thompson, Thomas f. Snithson, and
II. :. NaylOr.
They assert that frequent appeals 10
the State road commission have been
fruitless and saw that unless the work
on the road : more rapidly pushed
their businesses will be seriously inter
Tered with this winter Indeed, they
say the road has been almost impass-
able IN some places since the recent
rains.
W E Pyles, who has stores both at
Camp Spring and Su-rattsville, and who
uses the road every day, said today TO
a filmes representative that although
the contract for the Improvement of
the road had been let last May and
work started in June, the contractor had
made long stretches of II impossible
and bad not completed a foot
Dir. Pyles also said that the road with
m me District. which comes down from
the District line at Good Hone 10 the
nacostia bridge Is in good shape
lie and other farmers on the line as
sert that the only satisfaction they pet
Is the answer IF the contractor that
Sible
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
GERMANY NOTICES
PORTUGAL REPUBLIC
Minister Prepares Way for
Official Recognition. Fol
lowing England's Lead.

LISBON, Oct 13.-The German min
lister TO Portugal today acting upon in
structions from Berlin. took initial
steps to enter into seuai-offcial relations
with the republican provisional govern
ment Of Portugal, following the official
recognition from Brazil and notification
by the Swiss government that the Al
pine republic is now ready 10 recognize
officially the provisional regime.
According 10 Minister Sir Francis Vii
liers Of Great Britain. Englsnd VIII
recognize the new government as soon
as II is convinced that the revolution is
practically at an end.
The international status Of the Portd-
guese situation was brighter To-Day than
il has been at any time yet. L is be-
heved that France and Italy and the
other important continental powers viii
lose no time in recognizing the new gov
eminent now that England and Ger
many have indicated the courses which
they will pursue. and that the United
States VIII then fail into line.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
Anxious To See Her.

October II, 1910
Dear Miss Adams:
I see you ad in the last edition of The
Times. this city, and l like yourself
being on the odd list" which Is my
case, age thirty-eight and yet unmar-
r!ed, have decided that IL l, like your
self, may see you under a fictitious
name, and that in case you should 50
desire after We were married to obtain
a divorce that K also win be managed
under the same precautions, then / will
be GLAD to see you and talk the matter
over with you. I will be at or near the
steps Of the Munsey building tomorrow
at { o'clock D. n. Hoping to meet you
there, I remain,
Yours truly,
=. S.-Will be at OF near steps on side
walk of Munsey building strictly a Z
O'Clock by the PostOffice clock You
come along at that time and stotp 10
read what IS given as the index of the
or read the score board of the ball
games. and at I p. II. you viii see
me reading the same Do not approach
the exact spot until D. m. Then 60
across street to sidewalk even with
score board"
Sincerely,
Please. r. f A
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
GEN. w. A. KNAPP
BURIED IN ARLINGTON

Funeral services were held this at
ternoon for Gen william a. Knapp.
former chief clerk OF the Postonice De
paTtmcnt. who died Suddenly yesterday
morning OF heart trouble Services we're
held at the Amilv residence. 2557 Penn
svivania avenue northwest.
A delegation from, the Loyal Legion
was present and palIbearers were Sc
lected from their number.
Burial was in Arlington Cemetery
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
70 GATHER
IN WIGWAM TONIGHT

Many braves OF Idaho Tribe No n.
improved Order Of Red Men will as
serRble this evening at the wigwam OF
Logan Tribe. No s. for a fraternal visit
The latter tribe will confer on a large
number OF candidates what IS known
degree"
This Is an important and interesting
ceremony In the Red Mems manual Ii
generally attracts a large crowd of
members from all the local tribes, and
this evenings occasion. IL is expected.
viii be no exception. The visits of the
big chiefs OF the great council will be-
gin Friday, November 4, when they will
make their official call on Nineoia
Tribe, No. a.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
DISTRICT DELEGATES
TO ATTEND MEETING
Commissioners Name Committee
for Deep Waterways Conven-
ton At St. Louis.

In response 10 the request OF Thomas
$. Lovelace. secretary OF the Lakes-tO-
the-Gulf Deep Waterways Association.
which Is to hold a convention in St
Louis. November 8 and %. the COM
missioners have appointed the following
delegates from the District OF Columbia:
Simon Wolf. = NJ Brown. Louis A
Dent. William L. shannon. Gen. John
NJ Wilson. Thomas ". Smith NJ. /.
Weller. Frank L Averill, William A.
Church, Daniel Fraser L. H. Mating
l.. and James c. Robertson
The last convention Of the association
was held IN New Orleans on October %
and November 1 and .. 1909
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
October u Iq1i

Dear Madam notice your advertise
meut for a husband. | am good fell
low. all my people are dead, and 1 am a
little backward among the ladies', so |
would accept your ad. I am thirty-twO
years old, six feet tall, light hair, light
mustache. blue eyes. and wear number
seven shoe, light complexion ! would
like 10 have some one to tell my troubles
to, and have admired your picture. You
look like ore of those ladies who would
give a hard working man a good home.
an not writing this because love the
money. It's because I love your picture
in the paper This IS all have 10 say
until hear from you. Yours lovingly,
CHARLEY LEWIS,
Traction Lunch Room. 1923 NJ St y. w.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
FOLLOWED TO CAR
BY TRAIL CT RICE
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Brien
Make Escape TO
Baltimore.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Brien. newly
weds OF this city. left here early this
morning for New York and Atlantis
City. Behind they left a heavy .ral
Of rice from st. AIMS Catholic Church.
Tenleytown. 10 the terminal OF the Bal
timore electric cars, at New York ave-
nue. and Fifteenth street. They were
pursued to that point by a crowd Of
their friends. and took refuge in one CT
the big cars.
Mrs O'Brien was Miss Edna r TIL
lett, Of Bancroft. We Mr.. o Brien lives
at SO Twentieth street. and Is employed
at the Bureau OF Engraving and Print
ing.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
FIRE LOSS AVERTED
BY A RECORD RUN
Chemical Engine Company Comes
10 Aid of Langdon Residents
Fighting Flames.

a record run, made early today by
No. Chemical Engine, averted what
might have been q serious property
loss in the neighborhoOd OF Langdon.
where leaves and grass had caught
fire.
The flames We're creeping toward sew
eral dwellings when they were discov-
cred. and many OF the residents OF the
neighborhOCd held il IN check until the
company reached there. The flames
destroyed the grass IN a small field al
the corner Of Twentieth and Everett
streets.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
Also Speaks German
October IL, 1910

OCTOBER IL lSlt-
Miss Eugene Adams,
Care The Washington Times,
Washington, D. g
Nv Dear Miss-In answer to your ad-
vertiSement IN the Washington Times
of October u, beg TO say that ! am
in the matrimonial market and think
] can answer your purpose To 7. L
am twenty one years of age, speak
German fuentIy, American born, not
bad looking. of moderate means For
further particulars and photograph,
address me at Station &C" Gen sral
Delivery.
Thanking YOU in advance for an
early reply, / beg 10 be
Yours in earnest, H c.
= S-Answer soon
Miss Eugene Adams,
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
One Uniform Wearer-

October u, 1910
Dear Miss Adams: I read jim The
Washington Times a personal ad enti-
tlSd Wanted Herewith l send YOU
said advertisement, and wish to become
acquainted with you.
In ready reply 7 Will say nothing OF
myself or occupation, but win be up at
The Times Office tomorrow evening al
OF about s o'clock. I Will state this
much. though: I am a man protecting
the United States fag in the uniform of
blue. @
II you should happen 10 care to keep
an appointment with me, why, I will
be standing near the corner OF the Ave
nue. and in front Of The Times building.
7 will at present give you nv name as
John Robinson, L s n ! will be In
uniform with the musical DESIGN on
The Washington times., 1910-10-13

October u. 1910.
Miss Eugene Adams:

Miss Eugene Adams.
Dear Miss: In response TO your adver-
tiSemeut in The Washington Times of
this date. I offer myself to comply with
the terms OF your advertisement. l am in
my twenty-first year. good health. and
good character. il will give me pleasure
to call upon you II you VIII send me
your address. or If you prefer to call on
me at the above number, I will be most
happy 20 sec you any evening after :
O'Clock, as I am q working man and not
at liberty to see callers before that hour
Hoping 20 hear from you, 1 an, yours
very respectfully, q. E b.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
Fort Myer Man PROPOSES.

FORT MYER, Va, Oct u, 1910.
Mss Eugene Adams,
Care OF The Washington Times
Washington. d. G.
Dear Madam-I notice your advertise
ment in The Times Of this evening
Am young man good moral charac-
ter, and can furnish good references;
resident Of Washington, and in Govern
uent employment at above place.
Should you SO desire, address me-
Very sincerely,
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
Right On the Job.

October l. 1910.
Tear Sir-In reading your ad IN to-
nights Times. in regard 10 Miss Eugene
Adams, would ike to state that l am
willing 10 accept her terms. Please
let me know at name and phone number
below when 7 am wanted on the job.
Age twenty-fOur. JOHN GATELY,
Phone North 325a.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
Some of the Letters.

Among. the scores Of letters received
arc the following:
October y, 1910.
The Washington Times:
Gentlemen: Would like to make an
phcation for the offer of 5000 bv rIer-
rage l am German, twentv-seven
years Of age, and need the money.
Respectfully,
The Washington times., 1910-10-13

Times Office. City
Dear Miss Adams-If you mean busi-
moss please address me as above be-
fore noon tomorrow, and kindly ap-
point i time and place where we can,
within an hour after noon. meet, pri-
VateIy and proceed to business.
Sincerely, J. A N
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
DICKINSON GOES TO PARIS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 13-Jacob VI.
Dickinson Secretary Of War. is of 70
Paris. The Se-rctarv's visit here was
Unofficial lie called upon General
Soukhommiof. minister or war
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
EngliShman & Candidate
Miss Eugene Adams.

Miss Eugene Adams
The Washington Times
Washington. ID. c
Dear Miss Administering your ad in
The Times this evening 1 thought I
would answer il I am an Englishman
thirty years Of age and fairly good look
nng. am poor man, OF l should
have been married before. I am work
ing al a steady job. and to tell YOU the
ruth the 500 YOU mention would come
IN very handy to me. and I will marry
you under any conditions you choose
II after seeing me you want to get di-
VOTced, 1 viii be quite willing 10 accede
70 your wishes. or II on the other hand
you choose to be my wife ] VIII do my
best to please YOU If you read this
note please write to me and arrange
10 meet me next Sunday, as I am work
ing late all this week Yours respect
luilN, ". i. T
The Washington times., 1910-10-13

Miss Eugene Adams, care Tie Wash
tngtou Times, city:
lear Miss Adams: ! saw your al in
The Times about wanting a husband
hou viii give a man $500. II YOU want
one and mean business. please let me
know al once You can direct Your let
ter 10 me at general delivery, pOstoffcc.
city l am lOrty-five years old, good
looking, and neat Yours. J.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13

both car IF blue and coat of same color
] remain, your American friend,
JgR.
p. S.--Lsten for a whistler.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
October Z. 1910.

Miss Eugene Adams,
Care The Washington Times.
Washington. -. G..
Dear Miss Adams am q young man
tWenty-One years oG age. I read all
about you in last nights Times. 7 am
willing 10 marry You for the sum Of
fered. II You w.u Ice 50 kind as TO have
me, please let me know and oDlige.
A G
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
October p. 1910.
Times Office

Times Office.
Gcntlemeu-Replying to the ad of to-
day by Miss L. Adams. will say that I
viii take up her proposition for good
or bad, and chance the result I am
thirty-nine, weight 100. FIVE feet eight
inches. good looking good health, and
Of a mild. jOyial nature I can be met
at - Pennsylvania avenue n. w.
Yours respectfully.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

/ HEREBY GIVE notice THAT Z
viii not be responsible for ans Debts
contracted by my wife. Mrs Calvin
Bailey CALVIN BAILEY.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
National Cathedral SChOO.
Fer Boys

Az EPISCOPAL COUNTRY SCHOOL CC-
CCPEIcCG ITS EEA UTTI-J-T. NEW HONE
CS MOUNT SAINT ALEAN-
prepzra-o-y school Offering exceptional
Advantage. The school -ullclE- q one %
the most modern and best equipped IN the
country The faculty 7--s-s college srat-
GATES u rec1Enlzzd ability. Instruction. n
music 20 lor= having vocal ability
Boarding and Gay departments open Sep
tember - Boys from 2 20 - years For
catal5sue. address
L J. GREGG Headmaster
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
Telegraphic Applicatinn-

Just a moment. gentlemen" said the
personal representative. Here is a
telegram from another anxious, one
- DO kilograms come ahead of callers
IN person? What's this, the box office
TO the worlds seTies2'' asked n swain.
calm yourself, calm yourself" said
the .. T. Miss Adams will make the
selection of her future husband. Per
sonal appearance, no doubt. will be a
larger. factor In her decision. Every
body is TO have an equal chance. II
you don't look good TO Miss Atoms.
plane II on your progenitOrs. This is
the day OF equal opportunity"
Treasured, each OF the twelye-the
waiting group had now grown TO this
number-Degan 10 straighten d neck
tIe, curl a mUstache, or give a Jerk
10 mlSbehaving vest front Zach as
Iirant FOR the hand Of the German
girl glared disparaEiDgIy at his near
est rival The spirit Of competition
was keen, although at times the
hunor or the situation seemed TO
strike everybody at once and everv-
body-gTinned.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
SickIy Smile

Wipe it off your otherwise good
looking face-put on that good
health smile that CASCARETS will
give you-aS a result from the cure
of Constipation-or torpid liver
It's so easy-do it-you'll see.
81
CASCARETS 1Oc a bCx for a weeks
treatment. all druggists. Biggest seller
in the world. Million boxes month
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
Also a Candidate.

Washington. d. c.. Oct y, 1910.
Miss Eugene Adams,
Care The Times, City.
Dear Madam: Reading The Times Of
today. i notice your ad and article OF
Miss Armstrong.
/ am a candidate for matrimonial
honors, and would like TO know the
conditions Of marriage you require in
your al.
Give me fun information. and ad-
dress me AT Station G. g street north
west Affect4Onately.
D. W
p. S.-An early reply Is looked for.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
HALL-NOYES SCHOOL

Day and Might Sessions Eic1s-=ar-C1 O.
College Certiaeutc admits Full Elrl scho1
course. Diplomas. Preparation for All-D-
oils. West i 0iu;. commissions direct, and Tor
Public H-Eh school
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
p. S.-An early reply IS looked for.
October Il, 1910.

October Il, 1910.
Miss E Adams:
If the advertiser in tOday'S Times
will communicate with me. perhaps
there could be some agreement made.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13

love with me by the time her name
is changed to Wellington. I'll give the
$500 10 the first newsboy 1 see and
Join monastery"
James X. Edwards, an insurance
agent, who says he lives in De Sales
street northwest, claiming TO have
all other candidates carrying pounds
IN extra weight when IL comes to
natural adornment arrived with Wei
lngton. Edwards says he is thirty
years old. was born in Reichart, Ger
many. and can speak the language
in his sleep.
Insurance Man Confident.
What I don't know about Cupid
gossip, IL Deutsch, has never seen
the inside of the handy book of
phrases" said Edwards. An 1 want
is fair show with the rest of these
commercially love-sick suitors, and
well. I expect TO be calling Miss Will
liams by her first name two minutes
after meeting her"
BY the time MessrS. Edwards and
Wellington finished telling of their re
spective qualifications for the job, sew
eTal others put in applications. As
the new suitors arrived Edwards and
Wellington got together. formed a close
corporation. agreed to work together
and il either was selected by Miss
Adams TO split the purse.
W. b Matthews, who conducts an
electrical establishment at ZIG Seventh
street northwest, takes the whole at
fair in much more serious light than
any of the other appIc9 nts for the
matrimonial post
Il have Deen a widOwer for a little
more than a year" said Matthews,
''a.G would like TO marry Miss Adams.
noI only Tor the S-UU-wnIch would
come in very handy-but also to have
some one TO care for and look out for
my two children.
81 have just opened my shop in Sew
enth street northwest, and this, to-
gether with two little ones to care
for, is not an easy matter Miss
Adams picture looks good 20 me. and
If her disposition is half as good we
ought 70 get along very nicely to-
Sether- II / can talk TO Miss Adams
Tor hVe minutes, l think ! could per
Suade her to my way Of thinking"
Mail Is Voluminous.
Before the morning had half gone Miss
Adams mail was voluminous and The
Times Building resembIed a matrimon-
ial agency that makes a speciality of
the apply in person" rule
Six Arrive Together.
Six rivals arrived together. Three OF
them spoke German.
Say, don't these fellows get a handi-
cap?" anXlously asked one Of the mere
Englishing-speakinS ones. why, they
ean cop the coin and the girl before
/ can make her understand what I'm
driving at"
Make signs il you can't talk Ger
man. answered his competitor testify.
Anybody knows a love sign. She
wouldn't take You anyway, you big
lump OF concelt, if you talked every
language from Esperanto to Indian"
Now, gentlemen" began the per-
soral representative Of Miss Adams, Il
trust you are serious in this matter
I N rs serious as a pdllbedrer." said
n tall red-haired fellow. as he ran a
shakL-= finger down the crease OF his
pants Il don't know when I ever was
50 50 -ious before Ny heart goes out 10
this 500. this helpless girl and the leg
her"
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
WTNnnW SFApEs

WILLIAM b OR8TE. Secretary. Was
iuEtOn Gas I jght Company
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
FRANCES MANN HALL, A. NJ, Principal,
221 IS. N. W. Phone Main 1877

ACCOUNTANCY INSTRJ CTION
PREPARING FOR 4. p. A. DEGREE
AND PSOFES SIGNAL CAREER.
NGahfnEtOn school Of AcCOuEIancy
conducted By y Ii - A Institute.
opens October lst. Catalogue. Per
sonal conference with eligible candI-
Jates solicited address, Director
Washington School OF Accountarcy.
lIgs - street seZl-tf
The Washington times., 1910-10-13

IS pairs Boys Tan Russian Calf
and Brown Kid, g and $3.50 Bluch-
ers-broken sizes, 9 10 5Iz.
Misses and Children's Tan Calf
and Brown Kid, laced and button
boots n 10 attractive 8 and $50
styles. Broken sizes from child's
TO big girls 81.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13

,
lIgs - street seZl-tf
PUPILS for piano. private OF class lessons:
terms moderate BOX fI2. Times Office.
H~LY CROSS ACADEMY
Select school for young ladies ana children
Academic AID preparatory department.
Complete courses IN music and an Com.
mercizl course
Re0pens Sept Is Conn ave and Upton 81
FLyNN'S BUSINESS SCHOOL. s. month
ShoTrhau 4 Typewritirg. Bookkeeping. Eng
ush. Ers - a FLYNN. PriuclpaL s. ~.
corner Cth and X SIS "
Shorthand and rypeTrttins;
Day-EveniuE- Experienced Teachers.
Spanish by Native Instructor, s. no.
THE MILTON SCHOOL,
laos H st. n. ".
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
H~LY cRo SS ACADEMY

PUPILS for piano. private OF class lessons.
terms moderate BOX fl3. Times Office
The Washington times., 1910-10-13

Remnants OF SIX different lots
Of Soc $50, and - Tan Rus
sian Calf and Wine Calf Fall
Shoes
Rafting Good ShoeB-in swell
styles-best known qualities.
But BROKEN SIZES-smal
sizes and extra large sizes pre-
dominating
The Washington times., 1910-10-13

About Is pairs up-to-date Tan
Calf, Brown Kid, and Brown
ClOth-topped Patent Leather But
ton and Laced BoOts-remnants
Of a dozen different SO and $3.50
kinds-in broken sizes.
Also $3.50 Tan Button Boots
60 pairs, in all sizes.
The Washington times., 1910-10-13

- tre Stockholders Of tie ygs.zt.i-s--o,-
Gas IiEbr (-fr1rs.rr- 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

LONDON. Dec % King George
today went 10 Sandringham palace
Tor the Christmas holidays The
royal celebration Of Yuletide will
be on simple but extensive scale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
The Quickest, Simplest
I'll Cough Cure
Easily and cheaply Made at
Home. Saves You g..

This recipe makes pint ~ cough
uH- You couldn't buy ~ much o.
as Head cough syrup for sab0
Hinpie a. it is ~ EiVsH almost W..
slant relief and usually stops the
most obstinate cough IN 70 hours
his i partly due 20 the fact that q
~ HliHhtY laxative. stimulates the
appetite aud hus an excellent tonic
-tioft IL ia pleasant TO take chill
dfrh ilhH u An excellent remedy. too
~ NhnapinH cough. core lungs asthma
throat troubles etc
Mia enc mint ~ Efauuiated sugar
Win y pint % warm water aud stir
~ Two minutes put 8M ounces ~
llueA 100 cents WORTH IN a plat bot
ur and add the SUGAR syrup Il keeps
perfectly Take teaspooBfni every
one tHe o. three hours
vine IL one ~ tho oldest ana best
hheNh remedial aEsnts Tor the throat
membranes itnft is the most paiu-
ahis concentrated compound ~ Nor.
wat white pine extract aud is rich ia
Fulaieol and all the other natural heal.
ms elements Other preparations Will
not work IN this formula
inc prompt results from THE rec
lre have enaeaFed n % thousands o.
heuscNlFes Ia the unitod states and
sahade which explains why the plan
has been Initiated often. but never
Some ~ tho beet known seattle
dfutHists. Rueh az Nnfteit Drua 60 die.
Fibutsrs. ana others, thtuh a. well af
ne above recipe that they guarantee
10 " give satisfaction of refund The
purchase price Aat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22

The Rotary Club yesterday *.
tended vote OF confidence 10 the
King county legislative delegation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-22
Too Late TO Ponder ON Long
LiStS-COme and See and Buy

vAT could fill every column every of this newspaper with
things but busy folks would have the time
Ep9J read it, There's much do And little which
do i'll So invite all perpexed souls tonight and
the gifts themselves.