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/ Pearlstine,s widow v to pay pa the

& PearlstinA's q wild owS,t to pay the 4
claim ;ss; N Il SO:
The TIMES did not read the pro
ceedi1lgs of the case very, carefully
If it5llad, it would have known what
Lawyer Jones did with the money he
collected from Merchant Pearlstine.
During ;lsirial it was proven by the
defense, and frankly admitted by the
prosecution, that the money collected
by. Jones was promptly, remltted to-
his client, and that Pearlstine was
asked to pay;it a second time through
the carelessness of the people to
whom he. owed the money. When
they received the remittance from:
Jones they failed to credit Pearlstine
with it, and later sent the account
'to, another law firm for collection.
This was ali brought out in the trial
and admitted to be true By the State:
Had Pearlstine ascerEained the
above facts before he attacked Jones.
about something for which he was
not responsible, the whole difficulty
would have been avoided, and the
two families would have been spared.
the great sorrow that has over
,whelmed them. There never was
one scintilla of truth. in the charge
made against. Jones that he had emf
bezzled his clients money, and it
seems to us that those newspapers
that continue to publish the charge
after it has been proven false lay
themselves open to a charge of libel.
We make the above statement In JUS
tics to Jones, who has trouble
enough without being charged with
Of which he is inno-
cent. Let Justice be done though the
heavens fall. 80 n. .,,Et
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What Can 1t Mean?
s: Is Monl,tIay,s issue The Times

50 In Mon days issue The Times: anu
Democrat said chad Justice been as
blind in sall cases ! trieds:in Orange
burg county ID the last thirty years
as it was in the Jones case, there
would have been at least a score Of
hangings and three times as many
people seat to the penitentiary from
this counsy as has been sentzin thai
time. & q
The Isamberg Herald ], from some
cause or other. does not seem to com,
tprehend the above very explicit state
ment, as will be seen from the fol-
lowing, which we clip from its last
Issue: WHAT does our cotempo-
rary. me an? We do not exactly un-
Iderstand Its language, but it seems
to think ones should not have been
convicted.
We are. not. esponsible for. the OBJ.
tusenesa OF the Herald, but we shall
endeavor, neyerthe eless, to- jenlighten
our cotemporary as to what we meant
in; the paragraph above quoted, which
seems Ito nystify 1t to such an ex-
tent that it does not exactly under
stand our language, and makes it
conclude that we think that Jones
should not nave been convicted. Il; 3
We have often seen justice repre-
sented by asblindfolded woman, hold
ing, in her hands q. set OF scales even
IL poised, which means that justice
cannot see, and knows neither friend
nor foe in her dealing with men, and
deals out even handed Justice to all.
That is the sense in which we: re-
ferred to justice in the paragraph
that Tnystihed the Herald: (, "a "a, q. :.
AS to the conviction Of Jones, we
have not word of comment to make.
He had fair. trial., and the jury,
composed Of good citizens, after
hearing all the evidence, said he was
guilty of. lnanslaughter, which is a
correct verdict, unless Jones, could
have proven that ne shot Pearlstine
to save his life or himself from seri-
GUS bodily harm. This he failed. to
do to the satisfaction Of the jury.
Justice was blind in the Jones
case, and therefore he was convicted.
Had it been as blind in dozens of
other cases that we could mention,
instead Of murderers being acquitted
and allowed to go free, they would
have been convicted and hung or.
sent to the penitentiary. That is
what we meant in the paragraph
quoted by the Herald, and we do not
see how any one could think 1t
meant anything else.
q Had Pearlsttne been t-shot and:
killed while he was beating Jones,
the jury would have acquitted Jones,
but It seems Jones shot Pearlstine
after the trouble apparently was all
over, and when, in the estimation OF
the jury, there was no necessity for
him to do SO to save his life or him
self from serious bodily harm; Under
such circumstances, there was moth
ing left for. the jury to do but con-
yict Jones OF manslaughter, which 1t
5;1 ssii n ~, r, -,
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Citation for Letters Of Adninistra.
le,s: ton.

Citation for Letters Of Adnlinistra-
te ton.
The State of South Carolina,
County of Orangeburg.
By Robert E. Copes, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Ella Summers has made
suit to meGto grant to her Letters
of Administration Of the Estate ann
effects of Henry Summers, deceised,
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and Creditors of the said Henry
Summers. deceased, that they be ana
appear before me, in the Court OF
Probate, to be held at Oranseburg
c. H., ON January 26th, 1911, nexI,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock
in the foren oon, to show cause, II any
they have, why the. said Administra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand this eleventh
day of January, Arno Domini 1911.
IL. S. ROBT. z. COPIES,
Judge Of Probate.
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Was O. False CHARGE.

In speaking Of the trial and con-
viction Of Jones for the murder OF
Pearlstine the Manning Times says:
according to reports, Lawyer
Jones collected some money from
Merchant Pearlstine but failed to
turn it over to his client, and
when Pearlstine upbraided him
about it an alteration ensued.
After the two had been separated
by the postmaster, Jones drew a
concealed pistol and inflicted IA
tai wound on Pearlstine It would
seem to an ordinary, law-abiding
taxpayer that the court was very
lenient with Jones. 1t should at
least be made to appear what he
did with the money he collected
from Pearlstine and failed to turn
in. The creditor may yet call on
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State Of South Carolina-County Of
/ ,ia:@ s Orangeburg.
Z. In Common Pleas.
Lucy e. Singletary, Plaintiff, against
5 Aldrich L. Singletary, ct al,
Defendants.
All persons having claims against
theN estate of A. L. Singletary, de-
ceased, are hereby required to prove
their respective demands before the
undersigned on or before February
9Th, 1911. or be debarred payment.
ROBT. f. COPIES,
Judge of Probate, as Special Referee.
January 18th, 1911.
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Notice of Discharge.

On the eleventh day of February,
1911, the undersigned will file his
final accounts as executor OF the last
will and testament Of William A. Ed
wards, deceased, with the Judge OF
Probate for Orangeburg County, Or
angel.urg, S. c., and will thereupon
ask for Letters Of Discharge.
William S. Kemmerlin,
AS executor of the last will and tes-
lament Of William A. Edwards,
deceased.
Ian. l1th. 1911. 1-14-4
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Notice.

On the oath day Of January, 1911,
at IL o'clock, will let out to the
lowest responsible bidder, a con-
tract to repair the bridge over the
South Edisto river on the new road
leading from North to Livingston, IN
Eliza beth township. Specifications
will be made known at the time and
place of letting the contract. The
right is hereby reserved to reject any
and all bids.
F. J. D. Fielder,
IL 2-6c. supervisor.
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Notice of Discharge.

On Wednesday, the 1st day of Feb
ruary, 1911, the undersigned Will
file his final account as adMlnistra'
tor of the estate of John S. Black.
deceased, with the Judge Of Probate,
for Orangeburg County, S. c., and
will thereupon ask for letters of dis.
missal.
H. Wiley Black,
Admr. of the estate of John S. Black.
deceased.
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For Sale--A new high grade coaster
brake Ranger Bicycle. Will sell
at a sacrifice OF exchange for type
writer of equal value. Apply A.
l.. Couch, so W. Russell Street.
Upstairs. ,Orangeburg, s. G. ft,..
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Remittane,s should be made by reg
.tstered letter, check, money order - or ~
sxpress 1a order, payable TO The, Times lines
:c:ass Democrat, Orange geburg, s. G.

COY. Blease warns the legislature M
@that5ffE itswants to- avoid a scrapwith
him it must reduce the appro prias--::
Stionsf for the State institutions OF
slesa.rnin 8. 1T remains to be seen what st ;:t.
sthe Legislature will do: ;t;s
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SE,eriF's Sales.
OItFTlI 5 t51sICS'
State OF South Carolina-County OF
Orangeburg.
ToDrt Of rOmmOn Pleas
II. ". Livingston,
Supt. Ed. o. c.

Orangeburg.
Court of Common Pleas.
By virtue of a certain execution,
issued by the Clerk of Court for Or
angeburg County, and to me directed
I will sell in front of the Court House
during the le?ai hours for sale all
the right, title and interest Of
George W. Huffman in and to that
certain tract Of land, situate in Will
low township, county and State
aforesaid, containing fifty-two (o2)
acres, more or less, and bounded
North by land now, or formerly Of
S. Ridlehoover; East by lands Of
Dona Sturkie; South BY lands Of -
". -.
2nd. All that tract Of land in Will
low township, county and State afore-
said. containing forty-three (43)
acres. more or less, and bounded by
lands of RidIehoover, Dona Sturkie,
Julia Belle Rawls and NJ. l.. Gleaton.
3rd. All that tract in Willow
township, county and State aforesaid,
containing forty (40) acres, more or
less, and bounded by lands of Julia
Belle Rawls. Ridlehoover and Kirk
lin, J. c. Stevenson and lands OF
estate NJ. l.. Gleaton. Levied on as
lands of Geo. ". Huffman at suit OF
Rachael Hoffman.
TERH1S--Cash and if terms are
not complied with, land will be re-
sold at risk of former purchaser.
A. M. SALLEY,
Ian. 20, 1911. S. o. G.
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Legal Blanks, Notes and Mortgages,
Labor Contracts, Share Crop,
3 Leases, Titles, Bonds, Mortgages
and all general legal blanks +, w.
F. Cannon, at Cannon Bros. Fruit
Store; l-54
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For Sale or Rent-42 acres in town
of Jamison, between railroad and
public road: with broom dwell
ing, tenant house and barn. About
335 acres in cultivation. Will sell
at bargain for cash. Apply P. F.
Harley, .!amison, S. c. 1-3-4'
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Notice.

The Boys Corn Club will be re-
organized at the court house Satur-
day, Feb. 4th, at II o'clock. All
boys under eighteen and able to tend
an acre of corn are earnestly invited
to come out and join the club. A
nice line Of prizes will be offered
again this year. Get ready to win
them, boys.
RI. ". Livingston,
Supt. Ed. o. G.
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A year Ior two ago there was a
good deal Of speculation as to wheth-
er or not the planet Mars is inhaa-
tied. Seine enthusiasts not only set
tied the canal question to their own
satisfaction but were sure they could
soon get into direct communication
with the Maritans. But Mars seems
to have given way to Venus, con-
cerning which people are now being
regaled VIII stories that the irhabi-
tants of that planet enjoy conditions
of life much IS the people Of Earth
do. Perhaps that is so but people
generally will take more interest in
earthly Venuses than in the planet
of that name.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-21

Notice-Anyone having clock repair
Ing to do will oblige me by giving
me their patronage: 4 can now
see well enough to do repairing.
Parties can find me at city hall: A.
D. Powers. 80: tt,
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IN his message to the legislature
Gov. 2Blease says: Fl IL ST I would respect;
fully recommend that yoll amend
your present dispensary or prohiDl-'
stion act so as TO- provide that in case
a, jority OF the white citizens Of:
any county shall destres a=iicense sys-
tenn, thats it may be granted" This
IL; one suggestion that Charleston will
endorse, but the legislature will
never adopt It.: - 4, ;.5
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!, Notice 1Sir,I g, of. Special Election.

~ d.5 Notice Of Special Election. &,
a. petition having been filed as re-
quired by law an: election is hereby
ordered: to s3be held at Beaver Creek
school houserin district No. 60 on
Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1911, for the pur-
pose OF voting on the question Of
:levying a special tax OF three mills
to be used for school purposes in
said district. Said election to be held
according to section 1908 of the
School Law.
A. s. Hughes,
i r..: .5,s, AN. Chavis,
Daniel Livingston,
Trustees. 4
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q GOV. Blcs:se says he is Iii favor Of
liberal appropriations for all our
State institutions Of learning for
white boys and girls, but he does not
believe in the Extravaganza that the
genera assembly has been engaging
5in ..slong this line for: several years
past. We agree with the governor
Sdn this. Our State institutions
should be run on, a more economical
basis. ..sss4 seF5s :.1 z. !.
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Notice of DiSClI;.rCt..

On the 18th day cs January. 1911,
T will file with the Judge Of Proha te
for Orane eburg County, 5. c., my
final account as Guardian Of the es-
tate of N. p. Brady, minor. and will
thereupon ask for my discharge as
such guardian.
P. F. BRADY,
Guardian of NJ. F Brady.
December 18th, 1910.
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Money to Lend--We are In position
to negotiate loans on improved
real estate in Orangeburg City and
4 County. Glaze & Herbert. If
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Gov Blease says. me is in favor
4of reducing taxes. So are we all, but
how is It to be done? We are all
agreed that The cat should be belled,;
but who is to do the bellins;? wall
the governor point out where the
saving can be made & ;2E55
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white man with family
to run two or three horse con-
tract farm: Apply at once. Paul.
A.. Gleaton. 55,t5 ~ l2--1l1--l'o.'I.
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For sale-Two t.ve-room dwellings
in the city Of Orangeburg. For;
further information apply to Stiles
r. Mellichamp. t-S;i31 III:
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-21

J; Mrs, 1lsther psteen. wife Of Mr..
e.: e Osteen, the veteran editor Of
tie Sumter Watchman ID and Southron,
died at her home I'm Sumter few
days; ago. The death OF this highly
esteemed lady will be "a sad blow
TO her family, as well as aer r: NUM- % ]
ierocfus, friends We tender. our warm
est sympathy to- the. bereaved family.
The wife and mother will be sadly
missed around ths home circle. KY
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-21

For sale-64 acres about two miles
Of Jamlson, known as the "Antley
Mill Pla"e. Cheap. for cash. p
F. Harley, Jamison, SC. l-3;-4'T'.
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tate of South Carolina-County of.
-lsss.s-s r1I,~uf

+ T d
State of South Carolina-County Of
& & a.5 Orangeburg. 60 % i
,.s; In Common. Pleas.
O.. P. Fielder, Sr.,. Plaintiff, against
sss5s O. P. Fielder, Jr., ct al,
~. Defendants. I;
i{All persons having claims against.
the respective estates of the dece-.
dents Sidney Fielder and Henry Eel,
der, are hereby required to prove,
their respective demands before the
undersigned on or before February
9Th, .191 1, or: .ibe.. debarred payment.
i. f.i Ii, ROBT. E. COPIES,
Judge Of Probate, as Special Referee.
Il, January l4th. 1915 80
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NOTICE..

! will sell at public auction to
highest bidder on the 9Th day OF
January at my place in Creston, 5.
c., the following personal property
Good Buggy Horse.
Inc Bred CowsiQ mlIklng)
3 Buggles.
Good Two Horse Wagon.
rGood <1ne Horse v agon.
Pea Huller.
Z Saddles.
| Vice.
1000 Bri:k.
Lot Household Goods, anc Kit
ched Furniture.
Also will rent one Five Room
Dwelling, I enant House and Barn.
For further Information apply to
me. J. t. JONES,
Creston, S. c.
an. g, 1911.
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white hend named Edward Wal
I sker, ives convicted of pouring gaso-
lire on the clothing Of his wife and md
setting 1t afire and burning her to
death last week at Macon; Ga, Hang
ing Is too easy5Sa death. for such q 9!
brute. -. III. "a :f Is. - 81
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The death Of Hoxsey and Moissant
seems to have temporary checked the
}ardor for aviation, as we'll it might.
It, lis significant OF the craze for spec
..tacular exhibitions and the desire to
make or break a arecord that the ma
jority Of deaths of s.yiators has been
due to that cause and not the cause
sof science. If the, deaths of these
and other men serve to put an end
Z to Or, even lessen the craze for court
Ing %denth 5v novel and spectacular
] flights their sacrifice will not have
( been in vain
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-21

For Single Cylinder Cadillac
Touring Car with top, horn, lamps,
ETC., in good order for country
roads; Bargain at s250.00. Ad-
dress Mrs. E. L. H., l Lucas St.,
Charleston, S. G. ~. 81.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-21

The demand Of the Farmers Union
/ ior IAN increase of the Beneficiary
scholarships at Clemson College
should be granted. The number OF
these scholarships should be doubled
5,at5 least, and they shonld be confined
sEtoB Bboys who wish to become scien-.
tifc farm ers. ss'.3;5 " 81, 4.
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The recon endation tof Coy.
sBlease that the legislature pass an
act making the sale Of cocaine or
having it in possession without a
proper le2al excuse a crime punish
Fab1e by Imprisonment without the al
5ternative OF a ( fine is a good one.
The sale and use of this drug Is a
menace, and it should be stopped.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ane-half Gent q Wore
ound Notices Frea.

Found-A gold clasp pin,, on side"
y walk near Moseley's.sW. II. Rumff,
r. F. D. No. 5, Orangeburg, s: O.
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THE talk; of civil war in Ulster If
home rule. is granted Ireland is but
the fervid Imagination of some of
the London correspondents to the
large American dailies and Of few
fiery Hotspurs. If home rule is
granted all denominations will find
themselves in the full and unfetter-
ed enjoyment Of their worship and
belief. The hands; of the clock Of
civil and religious liberty are not go
ing to be set back in any country
in this twentieth century.
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That the threatened great strike
Of railroad men was averted through
wise counsel and a judicious COM
promise is one Of the m ost cheering
things the new year has brought us.
Every such victory for good sense
means not only the prevention of an
Immediate dislocation Of business
and of suffering, but it also means a
gain for the cause OF arbitration and
of pacific agreements. Sometime or
other in the better day that is loom
ing strikes and lockouts will be re-
garded as the crude ard violent
methodsc2f past generation.
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Lost or StoIen--One white and black
spotted curled tailed hound dog
puppy, nine months old. Answers
to the name of Major. Reward II
returned to Lee D. Farley. 1-14-3
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IL 2-6c.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-07-01
Miscellaneous
Colorado ChautAuQuA and
and Summer School
at Boulder.

An especially strong progra m
has been arranged for this season
including the following: Hon
Joseph L. Bristow, James H.
Brewster, Her bert l.. Willett,
Hamiin Garlin, }. Frank Hanley.
Among the entertainers is to be
found the world Famous Viii
liza ms Jubilee Singers, the Chicago
Operate Com pany, Reno the Ma
gician. The Boulder City Orches-
ira will be in attendance.
The Colorado & Southern will
make special low rates daily and
for the season. For particulars
call on the depot agent. Write us
for a copy of the Chautuqua pre-
gram. T. E. FISHER,
7-I-4t Gen. Pass. Agt.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-07-01
Phonoqraphlc Postcards.

Sending little love messages or
snatches of love songs by postcard
to be translated by your sweetheart's
phonograph is the latest development
in the picture postcard craze. On the
back Of the postcard is a small record
resembling the regular disc records
used on some machines 1t is a very
thin film pasted on the card and con-
tanning some phrase of tender senti-
ment or bit of some popular music.
The card has a hole in 1t so that it
may be placed on the machine and
when this is done the needle makes
the card talk and the one to whom
1t was sent gets the message The
idea was born in Germany. but the
foreign buyers Of the American stores
this winter are said to have bought
up about all the German makers
could turn out.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-07-01
TO MEASURE THE INTELLECT
Scientists Have 'nv,nted Machine
Which Does the Work With Msth-
ematical Accuracy.

A machine has been perfected by
which ones mental character Can be
determined and his intelligence meas
ured with something OF the accuracy
that scales determine the weight of
coal or chocolate creams. The appa-
ratus consists Of a revolving mirror
the axis of which is horizontal and
which can be turned at any required
speed by a handle and belt gearing
The speed at which the axis is rotating
at any instant is shown by n special
indicator.
The mirror revolyes in a dark box
having windows of colored glass d.
rectly above and below the mirror.
Outside each window Is screen Of
white paper fixed at an angle Of As
degrees TO the plane of the glass and
Illuminated by an electric laA,.
A beam OF diffuse light thus lasses
through the colored glass Of the win
dow and impinges on the mirror. As
the mirror revolves the colored refec-
ton beam passes over an aperture in
the side of the box. against which the
eye OF the person being tested is
placed. When the reflection beam
has passed over the aperture the col
or impulse on the retina ceases until
the mirror has reached the position
In which II reflects the next colored
beam of light into the eye.
The experiments OF Shelford Bid
well and OF others have shown that
the sensation Of a color persists for a
short time after tho external impulse
has ceased. II the duration OF this
persistence is equal to the time inter
val between two successive impulses
from tine revolving mirror the color
will appear to be continuous
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-07-01
OldTiT1e English Household.

Sir Richard Newdigate. a seven
teenth century Warwickshire (Eng.)
squire, whose papers were published
some years ago by one of his descend
ants, ruled his servants by a system Of
fines. The value at which he rated
domestic crimes is shown by such en-
tries in his diary as Nan Newton, for
breaking teapot, IS. Cd. (sixty
cents) Richard Knight. for pride and
sighting, IS. Cd; William Hethering-
ton, for not being ready to go to
church three Sundays, 1Sd. thirty-six
cents); Thomas Bridal, for being at
Nuneaton from morning till night, SIS.
(si.20). Cook, dead drunk, los.
ts2.40)." AS his cooks wages were
only GS ts40) year, she paid pretty
dearly for her lapse from sobriety.
Sir Richard had system of rewards
as well as penalties. ITO my three
daughters" he writes, because they
came to prayers, 3s." And ito Tom
Cooper, who worked hard after he
broke his head, Is. Cd