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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-11

IL lots opposite Spanawav schn,1
Tor boarding house, town or camn.
II. a; Todd, Box 5o2. Route 4, Taco
ma, Wash.
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FOR SALE

One or two-acre tract near out
side cemeteries. 1913 Commerce st.
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CHEAP LOTS

One mile from union depot, West
End; sewer, water. graded street,
cleared; two car lines; $500 each,
easy terms. owner, 1854 Wilkeson.
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Apples. Applies. Apples

II you want a little piece of the
famous Yakima valley, i to 5 acres
of and 4-year-old Wlnesaps and
Spitzenbergs, at a bargain, phone
the owner. III. c. Gest, $3.50, for 5
days.
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SNAP BY OWNER

4-room bungalow. $500 So. 18th
for sale.
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Boarders Wanted


BUSY MEN AND WOMEN find IL
convenient to telephone their
want ads to the Times. Main 7sa
Ind A 1893. rtme8 ads cost only
one cent per word. 10 words cost
10 cents
NICELY furnished, heated front
room, with board, in private fam
lily. Is minutes walk from p. o.:
car lines. Phone 6999
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

5-room, new bungalow, with
porch. clothes closets. pantry,
fenced. 4 block to car. is minutes
from 9th St; all cars heated and
transfers to any line in the city;
block to store. blocks to school.
Price $1,000; 800 cash, $40 per
month (this week only Main
8SS5.
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THE RENT MORE THAN MAKES
PAYMENT

Two house and l lot, one of g.
rooms, bath, gas range and large
laundry basement and one of 5
rooms, toilet, gas range and base
ment. Both rented. drawing sag a
Payments will be about 500
a month. Enquire 613h So, j, or
NJ 1853.
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Towel Supplies

TAG. TOILET SUI. CO., s4z Com.
A 2266. Al. 265. Excellent service,
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GROCERY STORE, A location.
Owner has good reasons for selling.
Big sacrifice for quick sale. Apply
10 owner, 1854 So. ID st.
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HERE Is SNAP
5 rooms and attic, $1,000; . corner
lots 55x120; all assessments paid
Terms, 1851 South X.
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Dressmaking

ks-~>-~~~>>~~~>
wanted. sewing by day. NJ 413o.
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LOOK HERE! We have some nice
homes from $1,000 up to big figures.
Acreage right in city and outside.
Land for rent in Puyallup valley.
Write your insurance or make you
loan. Tide lands. Launches
DRAGGOO DAVIDSON co
503 Cal. Bldg. Phone NJ. 1861.
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CoZY SUBURBAN HOME, located
near. Spanaway lake, 5-r. and lots,
bearing orchard. fine garden patch,
tank and windmill, chicken house
etc. Price $1,000; $500 down, s15
monthly. Lennox Trust Co, 952Is
Pacific ave.
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Housekeeping Rooms

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WILDER HOTEL, Ills d ST., ligh
housekeeping and single rooms
now management.
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WANTED to buy, a horse and horse
power. Give description and price
TO Box 9667. or Times.
WANTED-A good secondhand tn
cubator. Address Box s6S, care of
Times.
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0. N. Johns

COS Bank of Cal. Blds
Main 4043
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Wanted to Buy

HIGHEST prices paid for second
hand goods. 1898 Pacific ave-, NJ.
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Printing and Binding
COMMERCIAL. Bindery & Printing
Co. 75S Commerce st. Main AIT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
.KIDNAPER MAY
|. BE LOCAL MAN
Wanted for Stealing $500
From Father-in-LaW.

Petro Pantello, who is wanted by
the local police for the alleged
theft of $500 from his father-in-law,
Garicomo Faraci, of Washington
street, may be the man arrested on
a charge of kidnapping in New
York, Thursday night. Detective
Sergeant Lawrence A Long is in
York today to locate the fugitive.
Faraci, who is a baker, lost the
money while sleeping. He had just
previously closed property deal in
which 800 had been given him In
cash. Thursday he felt tired and
laid down to sleep. While SO doing,
he charges, his son-in-law took the
money and believes he is now in
New York. Faraci is represented by
Thomas Brown, who Is aiding him
anu -rIt" puI!ce II the search FOR
pantelIo.
The alleged kidnapper arrested
Thursday night gave his name as
P1etro Pallazzolo and was other
wise known as Vito Micelli. He
came from the same address as
Faract, and to which he believes his
son-in-law fed. The man arrested
Is charged with the kidnapping of
sfx-year-old Vincenzo Sabello and
four-year-old Michael Scimeca.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
RESIGNATION
MAY BE ASKED
Report Tube Diamond to
Leave Hebrew Democrat Club.

There is persistent rumor
around town today that the present
chairman of the Hebrew Democratic
Club, Tube Dimond, will be asked to
resign at the clubs meeting tomor-
row afternoon or, as an alternate,
will present his resignation to Secre-
tary Edward Gluck before the ses-
sion Is called to order. Mr.. Dimond
went to Railway today and will not
be home until late this afternoon, SO
could not be interviewed as to his
intentions at tomorrow's session.
A prominent member of the club,
known to be supporter of the anti
Dimond faction, said today that Mr..
Dimond will tender his resignation
before such a request is made by the
organization. The factional fight Is
said to be the outcome of the Boil
schweiler-Bu contest for the
shievalty nomination on the Demo-
cratic ticket. Mr.. Dimond was a
Bollschweiler man and secured the
clubs endorsement for the mayor
early in the primary campaign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
VOORHEES, MAY
ACT AS MAYOR
If BoIIschWei|er is Sheriff
and He is Reelected.

Alderman-at-Large William d.
Voorhees, in an interview today an
swers the question as to who would
become PerthAmboy's chief executive
should Mayor Albert Bollschweiler
be elected sheriff. He also settles the
salary question, stating he you'd, by
virtue of his office-if he is re-
elected-become the city's head, and
the salary attached to the office
would go back into the city treasury.
Mr. Voorhees, says he would be-
coe the acting mayor and remain so
until the next general election. He
would continue to accept pay as al
derman at large and for that posi-
not the law permits him to take sal
aries as alderman and mayor.
Mr.. Voorhees, asserts the mayor can
not hold both offices.
When asked If the alderman-at-
large would be entitled to a salary
as mayor during the time he acted
as such, he replied, 81 don't know
whether he would be entitled to it or
not. In order to make matters clear
would say, that If such state
of affairs should arise Mayor Boil
schweiler should be elected sheriff
and myself elected alderman-at-
large and later I became acting
mayor l would receive a salary as
alderman and no more. If the sal
ary of the mayor was rendered l
would turn the same back into the
city treasury"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
ESCAPESDEATH
BETWEEN CARS
0sihtz korita Becomes Con-
fused on Washington Street
Crossing and Is Injured.
TAKEN TO CITY HOSPITAL
Trains in Both Directions
Report of Supposed Fatali-
ty Causes Excitement.

While confused between trains
going In opposite directions, Osihtz
Korita, of Eagleswood, was hit and
severely injured at the Washington
street crossing of the Central, Penn
sylvania and Lehigh Valley railroads
at $40 o'clock last night. He sus-
tanned many lacerations and bruises
and was taken to the city hospital
Immediately after the accident. DR..
G. w. Tyrell was On the scene of the
accident when 1t occurred and took
the injured man to the hospital in
his automobile.
Expected to Recover.
After an examination the physi-
clan found that no bones were
broken and the victim is expected
to recover In short time. He
sustained a large laceration on the
left hip, a laceration just above the
ankle On the left leg, a very large
haematoma above the left hip and
few minor bruises. Eye witnesses
say south bound Camden and Am
boy train on the Pennsylvania line
hit him, while the towerman at the
crossing reported to the police that
a north bound Central train hit
him. Investigations later may reveal
the fact that 1t was the south bound
passenger train which hit him.
Story of Witnesses.
Accordingto witnesses Korita with
two friends were at the crossing on
their way westward on Washington
street. 1t is declared the gates were
down and Kor1ta went under them
in an effort to cross. He waited for
north bound Central train No. 487 to
pass over the crossing and as the
last car passed him, 1t Is stated he
continued across and walked into
the path of south bound Pennsyl-
vania train, carrying a number of
local passengers.
Coroner and Police Called.
Immediately after the accident
report spread that two men had been
killed and Coroner Ferd Garretson
and the police were called. Rounds
man Morris and Patrolman Rymar-
czyk and Calvin responded with the
city ambulance. They Investigated
and Rymarczyk secured a statement
from the towerman at the crossing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
HOLY NAME TO
BE ORGANIZED
Plea Made for Society in
This Membership
Cards Are Given Out.
AT ST. MARYS MISSION
More Than Two Hundred
Take Pledge of Abstinence
from Liquor--Sermons.

st. Mary's r. c. church was taxed
to its capacity last night when the
Paulist Fathers, who are conduct
ing the Mission, made an earnest
plea for the organization of a Holy
Name Society in this city. Member
ship cards were given out, which
will be collected at the close of
the Mission tomorrow night at which
time the society will be formed.
Several attempts have been made to
form such an organization in this
city, but without avail.
Following the sermon last night
Father Moran and Father Devine,
collected over two hundred promi-
ses for total abstinence. Some of
the pledges were for life, others
ranging from one to twenty years.
The Mission will be brought to a
close at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow night
when the papel blessing will be
given.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
Turks Appeal to Powers.
Special BIZ United Press Wire.


Constantinople, Sept. 30.-The
Cabinet drafted an appeal today to
the friendly Powers to prevent the
confirmation of the Italian grab of
Tripoli. The note will be sent at
once to all the more important Eu-
ropean capitals.
Leaders of the Constantinople
government do not try TO disguise
the embarrassments OF Turkish po-
sitions Their army is more than
a match for Italy, but without
navy they are powerless to use It.
Their policy, 1t is agreed, must be
to fight for every minute OF time,
depending on the lack of landing
facilities off the coast of Tripoli and
the heavy storm that sweeps 1t about
this time every year, to make 1t i'm
possible for Italy to get such a force
ashore as will be able to cope with
the Turkish garrisons already in the
province.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
WESTERN UNION
CHANGE OFFICE
Company Will Give Service
in Telephone Building in
Fayette Street.
ASSURE BETTER SERVICE
Had Headquarters in Smith
Street for Fifteen Yea S..
To Retain Miss CraWiey.

The Western Union Telegraph
Company's office has been moved
from Sc Smith street to 108 Fay
ette street, the home of the CONNER
oial department Of the New York
Telephone Company. During the
past three days workmen have been
busiIy engaged In changing the ca
bles to the new office and this after
noon the first service will be given at
the new quarters.
Miss Crawley Will Continue.
Miss Marie A. Crawley, who for
the Smith street office, will be at the
agent of the New York Telephone
Company, will on Monday be In
charge of the local branch of the
telegraph company, as the telephone
company controls the Western Un-
ion. Mr.. Spawn when asked II
Perth Amboy was going to have all
night service, replied that he wasn't
In a position at the present time to
say. He assured representative of
the NEWS, however, that the people
of this city would be treated In
fair manner. When the subject of
Sunday service was broached, Mr..
Spawn replied that 1t was now under
discussion.
Mr.. Stone, of the Western Union
Company, has placed several propo-
sitions before the head officials of
the company. The pet scheme under
consideration at the present time is
continuous service from s O'Clock
In the morning until II o'clock at
night. This service, according to in
formation gathered. would require
another operator to be used as q re-
lief.
Sunday Service Wanted.
III the plan under consideration
proves effective then 1t Is only
question of time when Perth Amboy
Will have all night SERVICE" said an
official of the company. The Board
of Trade Is fighting for all night
service as well as Sunday delivery.
1t Is contended by the trade board,
inasmuch as the company operates
during the day, 1t should operate In
the night, whether the business war
rants 1t OF not.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company have had their place of
business for the last nfteen years
at 90 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
WILL WED DESPITE HIS
PARENTS OBJECTIONS

Where there Is will there Is a
way, was the old adage pursued by
John Wagemann In his initial matri-
monia1 difficulties here the past few
days. His stern stepfather strenu-
ously objected to his marriage, but
John was determined, despite the
fact he was under age and his
mother is abroad. His stepfather
used every means to prevent him
from securing a marriage license.
Young Wagemann engaged Steph-
en- F. Somogyi to have guardian
appointed and Frank Patyk was
named yesterday. Wagemann now
has the required license and is about
to become a happy benedict. while
his stepfather is running after the
city officials and many clergymen in
an effort to prevent the marriage.
Miss Katie Balut Is young Wage
mann's intended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
Effective 6Iockads Of Tripoii.


Turin, Sept. 3o.-As soon as the ulti-
matum was delivered the Italian deet
established : blockade of the Goa of
Tripon, and no Turkish steamer Is
now able to enter.
The present mission Of the feet IS
to prepare everything for landing the
army corps which is commanded by
General Canevo. II the italian sub
iects are molested by Turkey the fleet
Will extend its area Of operations II
the Turkish warships attempt action g
strong Italian squadron win be sent
TO deal with it Immediately. No dis
embarkation of sailors and marines at
Tripou is to be expected, as the fnrce
would not be sufficient to sustain an
attack by the garrison of Tripoli
The main landing force win leave
the Italian and Sicilian waters early
in the week. Tripo1 Will not be bonn
barded unless the lives and property
of Italians and foreigners is endan-
gered-
The Turkish Notifications are man
ned only with small caliber Krupp
guns and cannot injure the Italian
warships, which will be able to de-
stroy the fort without difficulty. The
cruisers Marco Polo and Yetter Pr
sani left laramie with the squadron
Of torpedo boats and destroyers under
fCortinued on page 2.l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
italians Rapidly Gaining the Upper
Hand While Turks Threaten Greece
and Prepare TO PutDown UPRISING
in Albania Another Naval Battle
Imminent at the DardeneIIGs--
Want Taft to Act as Mediator.
Special By United Press Wire.

Rome, Sept. 3O:-The Italian
squadron has seized the Turkish
transport Derna, which arrived off
Tripoi Thursday, bearing the new
Turkish governor of the province
and a large number of reinforce
ments. The Turks did not resist.
The Duke of Abruzzi reports to
the government today that he estab-
lished a blockade of the Turkish port
Of Preyada yesterday.
1.-TWO torpedo boats attempted to
escape" he telegraphed. 1--WE en-
gagged one, which stranded after
catching fire. We pursued the other,
which returned to Prevada."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
War On in Earnest.

salonika, European Turkey, Sept. ~.
An Italian cruiser has destroyed a
Turkish destroyer in the harbor Of
Prevesa, in the province of Epirus. and
landed troops.
The Turkish authorities are sending
D battalion of troops to Prevesa-
This invasion Of European Turkey Is
regarded as fraught with tremendous
consequences, as It Is far to the north
east of Tripoli, TO which 1t was assert
ed the war would be confined. Epirus
is an Alban1an province. the theater Of
many rebellions against the sultan.
italian munitions Of war, it is discov-
cred, have been lately sent into Al
bania IN quantities.
No sooner had the time limit fixed in
the uldmatum expired than, ignoring
Turkeys conciliatory request fer
period Of delay, Italy declared war.
The Turkish representatives In Italy
were handed their passports The
Turkish commander at Tripoli was
dShcu W t4lE LON bAt hE~
clined and the Italian forces imuedi-
ately occupied Tripoh and BanghazL
Immediately on landing the Italians
evidently seized the telegraph lines.
From the hour of their landing no mes
sage of any kind has been received
from Tripoi, and dispatches sent to
that place remain unanswered.
The Turkish cabinet, which had been
for some time insecure, resigned as
soon as war was declared and q new
ministry was formed under Said Pasha,
but retained the former able war min
esS--A---e
Turkey continues her efforts to se-
cure intervention by the powers In
the meantime, Italy is actively pursu-
ing hostihtfes. italian battleships are.
reported to have appeared N i
and SalGRtka An Italian
ed troops at Prevesa a1--------------.
Turkish torpedo boat destroyer -------
the italian feet has blockaded the
whole Tripolitan coast.
There are unconhrmed reports that
Turkey intends to send an ultimatum
to Greece to abandon her claims on
Crete and is massing troops on the
Thessalian frontier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
May Have Martial Law in Italy.
Special BIZ United Press Wfre~

Modane, France, Sept. 30:-Anti-
military agitation in Italy against
the war with Turkey is becoming
very formidable, according to mes
sages smuggled across the frontier
today.
Details are lacking. but 1t is
known that King Victor is consider
ing a declaration of martial law
throughout Italy to keep the anti
military element IN subsection.
Except in Sicily, where there is
genuine war enthusiasm, the stories
of the enthusiastic excitement among
the Italians are almost entirely of
governmental manufacture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
United States Is Neutral.
Nal h3f TI-ffsd pTsks Wire

Washington, Sept. 30-The United
States government will issue proc
lamation of neutrality in the Tripol-
itan war and will give warning to all
American vessels to observe the
blockade of the Tripolitan ports.
This was the announcement Of the
State Department today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
EXPENSES OF
CANDIDATES
Affidavits Are Filed With
County Clerk.
spestoI to the EVHNING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Sept. 30:-All
the candidates at the primaries on
Tuesday have filed aftidavits OF their
campaign expenses with County
Clerk B. M. Cannon. According to
their sworn statements, none Of the
candidates spent a cent except Will
liam c. Wilson, of Perth Amboy,
s29: Edward T. OLeary, $40.
Thomas f. Burke, of Perth Amboy,
who opposed Mayor Albert Bollsch-
weller for the Democratic shrievalty
nomination, has not filed his state
ment. The law requires every candi-
date to do so five days after the
primaries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
Start Factory Building.

Work has been started for a new
shirt waist factory in Park avenue
for H. Kottler. Ira R. Grouse has
the contract.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
Italian Troops on Austrian Frontier
Enenfrl BIZ Tnifsd PreRs Rirs.

mobilizing troops today on the Aus
trian frontier. The move is not
understood here. The Rome govern
ment has long been known to harbor
designs for recovery of its Austrian
province, but that 1t should under
take to do so at a time when It Is
already involved in war with Turkey
is deemed incredible Nevertheless
there is much excitement in Austrian
government and military circles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
Fighting on Greece Frontier.
yrecfaI b4J Tinted prsas Wire.

Belgrade, Servia, Sept. 30
Fighting is in progress today on the
Turko-Greek frontier. 1t is believed
to be no more than mere skirmin-
ishing, as yet, but everything indt-
Gates that 1t Is merely preliminary
to a general Turko-Greek cam
paign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
Chauffeur Is Fined ST.

Harold Dahlquist. a chauffeur, Of
New Brunswick. was fined 81 this
afternoon by Acting Recorder James
s. Wight for violating the traffic or
dinance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30

THIS WEEK.
See for yourself, by an actual test
Just how convenient it Is, how much
work 1t will save you and how little 1t
costs.
We wash and iron all your bed and
table linen, towels and other flat
pieces. This rids you Of the largest
hardest and most t1resome part Of the
weeks washing and ironing.
Our service Is prompt and regular,
and the charge is but few cents a
piece.
Try US.
RARITAN LAUNDRY,
Tel 147-L. 49 Smith Street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
UPRISING Is REPORTED
IN NORTHERN PORTUGAL
Special bp United Press Wire.

Paris, Sept. 30:-A Lisbon des-
patch reports revolutionary anar-
chistic uprising in northern Portugal
today. No details as to the nature
of the outbreak were given.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30

Automobile for hire day or night.
Phone 1S1 or see c. A. Sexton, 10
Smith street. 577-9-19-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30

Ar zayair, or happening, or CIR
eamstance phieh too small to
make a want ad. wd th while as an
Sd1usting iorce is to, smaii 70 ~orry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30

Automobiles for rent See G. A.
Sexton, 70 Smith street, or phone
1871. 577-9-19-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
Perth Ambey City Market
will be
CkOSedM MOnday
Until 6 P. M.

Residents in the northwestern part
of the city are requested to meet In
Casino Hall, Amboy Ave, Saturday
night, 8 o'clock, to hear report from
Convery Place Bridge Committee.
COMMITTEE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30

wEATHER--Fair and
cooler tonight. Sum-
day probably fair
and warmer, fol-
lowed by showers
) u N d ay night.
North winds be-
coming east.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
TRY OUR FLAT WORK SERVICE
TIlIo UEEnK

You'll find 1t In the NEWS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-11
ANUS EN- ENTs:

ADJUSTMENTS:
National League Base BAL games,
Cardinals VS.. New York Giants.
DeImar Garden: Geo. Thatcher IN
GEORGE Washington, Jr.
Forest Park Highlands; The Big
Place on the Hill. Everything new.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-11
cE4ANCERY NOTICE.

|sfANG EN- nv tCEs
STATE or ILLINOIS, Alexander
County SIS:
Ia the Alexander County Circuit
court July term A. d. 1911, In chan
Gerry Sitting RE-
William w: Orr, complainant, vs..
Annie Orr. defendant
Bill in Chanoery for DIVORCE
Tie above named defendant is
hereby notified that said complainant
las this day filed in said Court a Ger
tain bill in Cnancery for divorces
against her and that Summons mar
been issued thereon returnable on
the arst day Of the next term Of said
Court, to be holden tat the court
house. in Cairo Illinois. on the 10th
day of July next
Cairo, Illinois, June Sth A. p. 1911
ALFRED BROWN, Clerk.
NJ T. Q'shea, compIainant's soHc-
it9f.
WYE are showing q beautiful line Of
Graduation Books Fairs Book store.
we are showing q beautiful line Of
Graduation Books Fairs Book store.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-11
All It's Fault.

kindly Ola Gentleman Well. Tom,
my, caught anythin? Bright Little
Eoy-No, ! don't believe The siilg
~ornl vas tryiIlg Punch