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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
- That tsnt him hacking still fur

him. That kept him backing still fur
ther out on the limb until by and by
he got so far out that 1t was TOO smali
to hold him and pretty soon he came
tumbling down into the snow. .r
FThe tree stood on "A steep side NIL
and Cowley had gone up the hill until
he was on level with the panther.
When the panther tumbled out OF tine
tree the dog pitched into him and Cow
lev rushed to the aid of the dog. ne
grabbed the panther by Its long Tan.
The panther turned like Hash on Cow.
lev and but for the dog would nave
ended the attempt to catch him alive
then and there. The dog seized the
PANTHER in front and Cowley swung to
one side. The panther turned, shook
the dog loose, and attempted, to ge.
his claw on it, as he fortunately STOOD
more in fear of the dog than he did OF
Cowlev. As it was. Cowley had all he
could do to keep in the rear of the pan
ther. so agile was the beast.
can the while Cowley was bathing
at the tail end of the panther, he Kept
shouting to Starkweather to hurry up
with the crotched stick, which that. IN
dividual was long time in producing.
At last he came with the Stuck. Fol-
lowing Cowley's orders, Starkweather
mt the crotch of the stick over the
panther s neck and tried to press him
down in the snow, but the beast was
too slippery and eellike and fooled the
attempt. Cowley all the while holding
the tail. But Starkweather got the
crotch down over the middle of the
panther's body so it could be pressed
down in the snow, and there he was
held on his back with all four of his
great paws slapping and slashing about
like the sails of windmill.
Starkweather pressed down on the
panther until its wind was pretty
well shut off, and then Cowley handed
him the tail end of the panther to hold
too while he hurried to the carrying
ont Of the plan for future dealing with
the beast. He ran and took the leath'
er strings off their knapsacks and las
sooing one of the panther s f0repaws
with one of the strings he finally man
oed to get both paws fast looped in the
string. Then he bound the two forefeett
together tightly and passed the end OF
the string to Starkweather, who then
had his hands tolerablv full, with the
crotched stick holding the panther
down in the snow, the panther s tail
and the string that held his forefeet.,
"The active hindfeet were yet to be
secured. Cowley at last succeeded in
getting them tied in the same way he
had tied the forefeet. Then he. got one
of the knapsacks and drew, it down
over the panther's head and fastened
| it there. Then they had the terror of
the settlements and the woods help
less prisoner. Blindfolded and with his
| four feet bound. they laid the panther
on one of their blankets, tied the four
corners together and running stout
| pole through under the knots carried
their prize to Sizerville. five miles
down the Sinnemahoning. portage
Young Crowley was hailed as more
| than a hero. New York Sun.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
HAL Notices.
/, a. trMUEL SMITH,

/ NJ LEMOEL SMITH
rRMoNr
y s1 PrSpa,s court for the District
..,.lia he estate Of Lemuel
InIeiv ,,b New Hamoshlre. leav-
AS I,',vir, deceased. GREETING:
u .dn p.,g bas assigned the 18th day Of
aeoal .mir.as and allowing the
~ tl@inis,rator Of the estate Of
be sd y, A igrse Of the residue Of
and lG s,,i elsmants Of the same. and
he ~ sS ao,irs thereof be given TO all
paDLaie N saii estate by publishing
rested y gulccssively previous to
hrs, T y tbe BrsttlebOro Reforme H. .
red. ~ a, Brattleboro In said Dis
hereby notified to appear at
yea ~ \, Rrattleboro, in said District.
kofics 4 den Il aod there to contest the g
rsifnnea l.sopnt il you see cause, and
4 saa M ss heirs. legatees and law
Y p NJ NJ Hand this 18th day of July
II. +. EDDY. Register.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
ANOTHER SEWER PROBLEM.
selectmen Undecided as to HOW 70 -
the One at Bonnyvale Brook.

the One at bonnyVoAS
Tho West Brattleboro sewer promises W
,,rnue fnllv as much problem AZ pao oat.
sp; .Jb nv Chairman John CALVIN at tne Henry 1n,
;n1 of the selectmen last week. " toarJ n
n Holton. secretary OF the statt una matter
health has been consulted II w Wotey,
and has decided that Prof. =, '" hoard Of
consulting engineer OF tne Elimination ssa of
health ought to make an eAal. ,,ndti
neai.u t,at;en With such recommIenuSatttiI a, ~
tne p sa.' Vntev NAV make it IS llkely tnn,
as l,oi, satsfactory solution OF the pIop,hI
lioIe moaobad There is conslderanSS
can pe tba minds of the selectmen anu
dou9t ~ vic whether the carryns
feau 30 ;,,nb sewer pipe across boiiiis w.. the
OF ahnut two feet from the BED OF .ne
a pruoM will result in damming tne f;iled
S. ,,r;mn the spring when the stream 70 81 The
u ,,,;th boating ice. At the meeting ;ouer d
se len last week Road com, thst such a
r Perry was of the, opin1lor ,re erd to ice or
nine would prove bad oarr ,'.are ~ divided
anv debris. The selectmea WIZ If the pipe
in their opinion in the nla "a ne brook it will
is carried aiI lowering the grade OF tne
necessn.rsr which is now laid Tor u,s.u rete
men nserai hundred feet above me ne IN the
pi se beside putting in an onse 'hara the
oius hove the Bonnyvale bridge VII, VIII
pipe ABOVE .me emnties into the brook. e
prS eseh1G; of that point must oe Lon.
ooiiu !, some way. for during dIy .Sa ont,
dleu ~ ,s,,,lat;on of sewage about tne oS to
i 9le e tha sewer is of such properties The
,ee # particularly. dlsagreea md evening
haayy rain Monday Afternoon. h anr mouth of
a,,sbed the filth away from AZ. d;t;ons much
tbe sewer and made the conos;tions have
been made relative to ezageob bridge to a
IN sewer above BonnyNaie
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
One Wire for Many Voices.
Iello, Is this New York;"


Eyes" - .
This is Honolulu, in the HawalianI,
Islands. Give me the flatiron buildihg'
That is the sort of long-dlstanee tele-
phoninp we shall soon be able to do. IN
deed there is every prospect that within
a short time people will talk from Chicago
70 London over a wire. We may even
send a whisper direct from Boston to re
king. China. or actually transmit spoken
message around the world!
All Of this as the result of an invention
lust patented by Major George o. squler'
Of the Signal Corps, United States army.
He has made a free gift OF it, however 10
the American people, and anybody IS AT
liberty to use it without paying cent
for the privilege. ,,. ,o;so
The invention does not merely promise
to nroyide a means whereby one may. tele,
nbnne for distance almost indefinite. IL
also makes practicable the employment OF
. single wire for the simultaneous, send
ing Of number Of messages, whether ps
the voice or by telegraph.
Briefly described, the method adopted
il one whereby wireless messages are SEM
oyer wire-a sort of ''wire wireless, as
Major Souier calls it. A paradox, one
might say. But the matter will be better
Understood when it is explained that the
messages travel not through the WIRE IT
self but through thin layer OF ether
surrounding the wire. All that the wire wire
does is to act as GUIDE lecriiic"
World Magazine.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
EE NATTER OF ISRAEL L. HALL.


OF VERMONT.
ret Of Marlboro, 81.
aosble Probate Court for the District
persons interested in the estate Of Israel
dHslfax in said District. GREETING:
us application hath been made to this
Writing by Clara |. Hall. for the appoint
Trustee setting forth that she is the
he said Israel L. Hall. and that he. the
n !. Hall mysteriously disappeared on.
BE first day of May, 1911. under sucn
hncss as to Indicate that he was at
insane, that she believes that said
Hall. for several years last past has
aas at times and incapable of taking
himself and property and that ne
nd and went in an insane condi..
mind leaving said petitioner and several
ldsn without necessary means Of sup
titthe time of his disappearance he was
ddalarge amountof personal property, all
i now located in said town Of Halifax;
etme Of his disappearance he was owing
btsaggregating about One Thousand
Nd had and still has sufficient property to
bis Just debts and claims against him;
have been brought and certain judg-
Ken and sales on execution made. and by
hereof the property so left by the said
aall Is going to waste and will be great
aad in value unless action is taken to
the same and defend suits already
i.ssinst the said Israel L. Hall.
Inc, the said Court appointed and as
salh day Of July, 1911, at the Probate
battleboro in said District to hear and
Sn said application and petition and or.
0ee thereof to all persons interested
publishing said order together with
md place OF hearing three weeks sue
n the Brattleboro Reformer, news
En crcuates in the vicinity Of those per-
sied in such estate, all which publica-
" be previous to the day assigned for
Sse you are hereby notified to appear be-
curt at the time and place assigned,
aeFe in said Court to make your objec-
appointment of Trustee. If you see
sader my hand at Brattleboro in said
|as 18th day of July. 1911.
A. F. SCHWENK, Judge
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28

point where il will connect with the s.inch
line about 400 feet east Of the Bonnyyale
bridge, 1t has been suggested that an over.
flow be placed in the Bonnyyale brook
thereby making IL possible TO handle the
amount of sewage, passing the overflow,
through the S.ineh line which extends west
about 600 feet. Those having charge Of
the work OF connecting the two lines OF
sewer are not inclined to look with favor
upon the suggestion of an overflow. In
view OF the costly experiment in sewer con.
structlon on Vernon street near the White
River Chair company's factory the select
men propose TO go slowly about introducing
any novel schemes at West Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
OF CLARA ]. CLARK.

IOF VERMONT
kfd Marlboro -, E. ~. n;s,r;c,
Interested 10 the estate Of Clara
~ " Rrattleboro in said District, de-
be o. D''''''' GREETING:
,aconrt has assigned the 2sth day
~. Tor examining and allowing the
~ ~ ,5ministrator Of the estate OF said
"a a' deere Of the residue OF said
n, n. IA awful claimants of the same. and
\, y, nnSlic notice thereof be given to all
.a y. rsS IN said estate by publishing
Ne weeks Excessively previous 70
{,,i s IN the Brattleboro Reformer. 9
!, nSbshed al Brattleboro in SAID
,ou are hereby notified to appear al
Y. 6 sSr IN Brattleboro in said District
s..:jyned then and there to contest the
4 I'll account If you see cause. and q
S',, right Al heirs. legatees and Lawful
! aid residue ga, =, I,,v
HE. EDDY. Register
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
kIrs OF HARRIET S. BROAD.


! OF VERMONT.
hi Of Marlboro, 50, D;,,-;o.
..,0,. Interested in the estate Of Harriet
nj n Roston in the State of Massa-
$500 leaving Estate in this Dis
'esase'' GREETING:
.,l,ts Court holden at Brattleboro. with
!, M District on the lith day OF June;
,u,benticated copy Of the last VIII ana
and The Probate thereof Of Harriet
bte Of Boston. in the County OF
,,hs State of Massachusetts,. deceased.
rate n said district, proved. al
established in the Probate Court Tor
M and State aforesaid. was presented 20
line, that the same instrument may De
N m, State as the last Will and Testa-
| M aid decedent. and that the SAID copy
iA and recorded in the Probate Court
.E,tret Of Marlboro, aforesaid, agreeable
knte in such case made and provided:
r ordered BY said Court that the 18th DAY
| lsll. al the Probate Court Office in said
IN, be assigned for all persons interested
4 and contest the allowance OF such IN
md the filing and recording OF the copy
I'M and the Probate thereof, as aforesaid.
y cause; and that notice thereof be given
bhirg This order three weeks successfully
BnttlebOro Reformer. a weekly news
Ebkhei in said District. previous to the
tdntd
iEFORE, you are hereby notified to appear
81 Court at the time and place aforesaid
kn.st the allowance of the said instru..
i tie fling and recording Of the copy Of
land the probate thereof, as aforesaid, II
cause, :,
Under Ny Hand at Brattleboro in SAID
this eth day Of July. 1911.
H. e. EDDY. Register
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ofcATHgRINE E. SULLIVAN.

.EkMOkT
Nof Marlboro, 50.
l0aole Probate Court for the District of
I aS interested in the estate of Cath
Eed, cpEETJNC:
~, court, holden at Brattleboro with
s Alo District on the 2lst day Of July:
saument purporting to be the last vii!
ith' Of Catherine E. Sullivan, late OF
N! u n sad District, deceased. was pre-
aesourt aforesaid. for Probate.
%oered by said Court that the 5th day
isll' at the Probate Office in said
ge assigned for proving said instru.
mat notice thereof be given te all
sssihed, by publishing this order three
s.ssVely in the Brattleboro Reformer,
circulating in that vicinity. in said
Tty npGus to the time appointed.
IN. you are hereby notified to ap-
oa 's,a Court, at the time and place afore'
'1'est the probate of said will, If you
H. !, Ny Hand at Brattleboro in said
AA list day Of July, 1911.
A. F. SCHWENK. Judge
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28

A disastrous wreck was narrowly averted
on the Central Vermont railway Just north
of Windsor Monday afternoon, when the
New England States Limited. speeding
down the Connecticut valley at 30 mile.
an hour. struck and rammed big pile or
rocks. which had slid down on the track;
A sheer precipice of shelving rock around
which the railroad had been built; rises
straight from the track for over 100 feet,
while on the other side the river rolls
about 200 feet below As the express shot
around the sharp curve the engineer saw saw,
the great pile of slab rock covering the
track not more than 100 feet away. The
emergency brakes were applied with a
suddenness that brought the passengers
up standing but such was the momentum
that the train plowed safely through the
obstruction, scattering the rocks in all dl-
rections, the train coming TO- stop IN :.
little over its own length. The escape OF
the train from frightful plunge ,down. the
300. foot precipice was nothing less than
a miracle for had wheel broken or LETT
the track. the train must have made the
frightful plunge.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
Horses for the State Fair.

The Vermont state fair commission is
actively at work getting everything IN
readiness for the fair to be held Sept. 10,
20, u and Do Secretary Davis reports
that never in the history Of the state fair
have so many entries been made in the
several trotting events and everything in
dcates spirited races The 80 trottlng
stake, with a purse of $500. has "A entries
coming from seven states, New Brunswiek
and Quebec. There are 21 entries for the
go pace stake, which carries purse OF
$500. The . % pace stake, $500 purse, has
16 entries; the go trot stake, 5000 purse
IA entries; the 2.17 pace stakes, $500 purse,
IL entries, and the 2.13 pace stake, sou
purse. IL entries. The free-for-all stake
race has seven entries of famous trotters,i
the horses being from Ohio, Rhode Island
Massachusetts. Canada and Vermont. The
purse is $1,000. Secretary DAVIS says
''Only the weather now to make the great
est fair ever held in the state
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
Advertised Letters.

Men Frank Balldecrez, Chas. Bern
hardt, +. +. Combs, Carl o. Holgerson,
Joseph Poissant Henry Rubblns, John T..
Shea, s. Stevenson, Fowler w. Wilbur.
Women Mrs. John r. Bartlett. Mrs,
Rosanna Cannon, Dorothy Kndall Louise
MacGregor, Mrs. Alice l.. Rockwell, MIS-.
Sarah Il. Willard
Advertised July Is
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28

Because he was ordered to get up from
where he was sitting on the step of an cleo
trio car and take seat, Fabio Mallak,,
aged 20, Mahometan Syrian, shot and
killed Motorman George E. Hoyt of Pitts
field. Mass, and Miss Elsa Elser of Adams,
Mass. and wounded six Others, one prob
ably fatally. The fatal shooting took place lace
Saturday afternoon aboard car on the
about 100 feet over the Adams line.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
WOmen'S 99c OXfOrdS

We have sold many Womens Shoes and Oxfords at 99e
but never have offered such values every OF the WORD
MANY styes-most all sizes and good wide widths Russia
calf gun metal and patent feathers Probably 300 pair OF
Oxfords that have sold in stores for 81 % and put
mnst he sold QUICK You miss your chance if you skip
this sale In our south window this week.
While they last, 09c
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
Mems S1.59 Sale OXfOrdS

timely sale of this seasons Oxfordswell worth your
consideration Oxfords that worth g. and any
of them-Russia calf gun metal and patent leather and
most all Sizes Nearly 300 pair of just the kind want to
finish out the If you look at them you will not
pass BY couple pair would be the best investment you
could make .. m
In our north window. While they laSL $1.SS
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28

United States Senator Lafayette
Young of Iowa at the age of e3 is reg
ularly enrolled student at Drake uni
versity at Des Moines. He is, ,..spe-
cial, - and when at home attends classes
twice a week. The line of study which
holds his close attention is astronomy.
-Argonaut.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
Mems S2.98 OxfOrdS

These are what are left of many Of $500 and $500
Oxfords Only about 200 pair but very good variety OF
sizes When you can buy shoes that intended to sell
for not less than S. 90 and find just Sizes can you afford
to pass them at $2.98?
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
WOmen'S S1.59 OXfOrdS

This lot is made up of only few pair of kind and are
mostly 70 and IL Sizes There are over 3OO par Oh
them and anyone can find something they can wear II you
are not particular as to style you get great bargain as
thew are all worth at least $780, Ask to see some OF these
in your size and Judge for yourself.
Extra good bargains at $1.S9
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
Mems S1.98 OXfOrdS

At this price there of our best $3.50 OXfords
many 49, 90 kinds and all the best selling feathers We can
guarantee you fit in this lot and dollar as we'll
These are truly the biggest values have had-quat
and sizes considered You will surely want pair
if you see them. Remember tne price, SASo
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
Mems S2.47 OXfOrdS

There still good assortment left of the large lot of
Mems so Oxfords recently advertised Many have won
must be sold Therefore you profit by our oss..
The price now is $2.47
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
Women's S2.98 OxfOrds

few of our best a. 90 and $500 Oxfords and Pumps
Only one or two pair kind but they are Just as good as
can buy All who bought shoes of this make at
reduced prices have been free they never had uc
satisfaction. WhAe "eS AoS' "~'"o
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28

A Harvard professor is seeking PROOF loa
his claim that Newfoundland was once
part of the main land.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
Our July Clearance Sale
SEASONABLE SHOE BARGAINS

n sne everything there have pairs shoes
this week than for many months good evidence that the values this sale
easv to be SEEM Many people have been glad home
~ NOR, na realizing that they than they could bought home
even IN hree cities the following lots still good and we can
supply anything here described :.A.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-28
WOmen'S S1.98 OXfOrdS

Here is where the better grades to be found Nearly
all this lot were our regular 800 Oxford and good ones
foo We cannot buy these next year. must have the
money Russas gun metals and patents Good styles and
many sizes INe AO" PIiee 10 ~A0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
BANKRUPTCY.

In the United states District Court for
the Northern District Of West Nir-
ginia.
In the matter of w. Bateson & Com
nany. Bankrupt
sale or the personal property at
wheeling. West Virginia.
The undersigned. Trustees in bank
ruptcy Tor w. Bateson Il Company. will
oifer for sale. at public auction. on the
2Znd day of July, 1911. at 10 o'clock n.
m, In room No. II In the City Bank
building. Wheeling. West Virginia. per
Sonal property belonging to bankrupt
consisting. OF office furniture chairs
desks. tables. one safe and other articles
too numerous L. mention.
Terms Of sale. cash.
u"bjcct To confirmation Of the Court.
g. l.. III DLEN.
FRED j. F'DN.
GEO. \. BLACKBOARD.
ly-i2-p Trustees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Farms For Sale

ITO h'r's ~ good soil. unon which
i- room house. barn and 400 farm
IInlIurn's SIs head OF cattle. fvp
'trm h0r ns and 300 fruit trees Tho
best fruit growing section boo Tho state
.' Hrro OF timber Balance ~ land
.n good state OF cultivation Selling
price Includes farm and impllncnta
together Hfh Tine mineral underlying
f"r land Price 2.uOn. or win trade
lDr off,. property
-V a'ros ON logFs hIu road. ono aud
'rrD fourth miles from Edgnrion
I.'rr station iss good soil VOL
.rf'r'd and I. nice laying land Wu
SOD pare or aI ~ land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

staying here and Just mOnosyabes
What an absurd idea Someone tried to
Ia before DO
that easily?
couldn't do more han that Ii feeling
Benis iskei
III would be FUN took someone's place love
fore |
means I'll have TO he
agreeable guess III
We'll call that They
be included to
imagine their III much
Mother locked she o
alue CUT, at
when I've had 4 Oh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

Miss VI + Abbott. Washington
hagaz.He and newspaper writer. has
stirred ur "a hornets nest Zoo COP
rcc,.Dn with the Controller hay
grants iu Alaska 90 tho Morgan
Gugronhcim Interests. She bas re-
ported finding in fhe files of the
interior department a note fsom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
DAILY BULLETIN.
SITUATIONS WANTED

Young man wants situation as clerk in
grocery or dry goods store
h"iiE Eirl wants situation NJ nurse
'aptule young man who speaks Ger
man lavish. Hungarian and English,
want ~ Ork or any kind
Man wants situation 90 take care %
.'.trs. Jaw uS uT To- do general garden
ir- can give references
YOUNG ElrI wants situation az sffuoe-
iaputrs has Uau some experience.
Young man wants situation as stenoz-
ItpIc several months experience
Young man wants situation aa driver.
fhpHu.n woman wants situation e.
'ah' tIhfE ~" or Uufu room in hotel. does
not object fu gofuE out OF frs city.
WOMAN wants washing or ironing 90 d1
af her own home
YOUNG nov wants situation fo dH .fe.t
factory work or a. crrHnd huV
MAN wants sif4It ION I- tsau1~ffr nr ror.
ter.
YOUNG WIDOW warfe situation ~
.nu-rkeercr. has Hu infant sine would
like tl keep with her.
Apply ur address
WANTEO-Eefisf work ty n registered
pharmacist during August and sep
fcwhcr Good experience and good refer.
rur~s Address pruggist. caro- 1ntcIt-
EeurCr fr T.ff
Man wants situation no vatchman. IAN
give good references
Apply ur address.
EKEE EAfffbNMFNr Ef REAL.
if3 sixteenth st. CITY
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The Daily Chit-Chat
HeARrro-HEAar HIMSELF BY A GRIEVANCES LOVER
By RUTH CAMERON

able article OF food
grievance and ii the whole
cate me shall have beautiful family
home - 49, ' o.
Yes they all 5 might possibly
today yet
uS o'eh out sun think might