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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29
Railway Clerks Strike.

There was a general strike ordered
Tuesday afternoon of the clerks of the
Illinois Central railroad system, the re.
suit of which is a congested condition
of freight shipments on all parts of the
system. Everything walked out of the
Office here except the agent and thu
operators. Some new men have beel
put wherever they can be secured. Mr.
H. W. Latimer is at work here. Thu
strikers demand more wages and lesl
hours. If it should continue for sever
al days the business interest of this en
tire section would be much embarrass
ed.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29
Get that So at The Leader

By reference to the ad of The Leader
which appears on LIST page of this issue,
it will be een that this progress
sive and enterprising firm pro-
poses to give away SIS for the answer
ing of the easy question, "Why is The
Leader succeeding?" The best answer
gets $40; the second best SIS. The firm
is now one year old. They have done a
remarkable business. Study their meth
DDS and you will know why they are
succeeding.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29
For Sale

One elegant Trap haeton; accommo-
date four persons; almost good as new;
will sell at bargain. Apply at this
Office. BIB
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29

The Air Dome 10 not only giving IL
public full value for their money, bat
in addition they have arranged With A.
Weller 4 Co. whereby that hrm pro
poses to give somebody's daughter Z
handsome diamond ring. The details
Of the contest will be fully explained.
Attend the show and get into the. con-
test.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29
City Tax Books on File.

Notice is hereby given that the as
sessment books Of the city marshal
and tax collector Of the city of Gren-
ada are now on file in my Office, as the
law directs, and that the same will be
taken up for examination, adjustment
and equalization at the regular Octobs,
meeting, 1911. Of said board.
L. B. James,
S-s-3t City Recordsr.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29
Residen Notice

state of Mississippi, Grenada county. In
Chancery court. Oct. Term. 1911.
Emma Dunn
No. 1920 VS.
Edward Dunn
State Of Mississippi, To Edward Dunn, de-
PENDANT, whose postofice is unknown
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery court of Grenada county, in said
state, on the 3rd Monday Of October. 1911,
In the above styled cause wherein
you are a defendant. This the 10th day of
Sept, 1911.
Jno. 8. King, Chnccry Clerk.
By Whitfield King, d
Roane & Roane.
Solicitors for Complainant. 22sep3t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29

Somewhere within the limits of
the city of Grenada Monday. Sep
"a, a ladies' blue handbag contain
ing a pair of gold sp~ectacles.
Finder please return to Roane
& Co. and receive reward.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29
to Waterways Coaveauoa.

w. B. Hoha, president Of the 0rsn-
ada Business League, has named the
following delegates to the Deep Watsr-
ways convention, to be held ct Chicago
October IL, IS and II:
W. n. Dubard, ]. 7. Thomas, o. =.
Lawrence, Rev. !. Trout, T. n. Kirby.
". R. Baker. R. W. Jones, A. 8. Bell
and G. II. Brown.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29
The Opening at
PreSsgrOve's Annex

R. Pressgrove makes an announce
ment regarding his opening at his new
store, the Annex, that will be Of great
interest to the ladies. At this store
may be had ladies' suits, corsets and
all ready-to-wear garments, besides
the latest 10 millinery. The date is
October 4 and 5.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29
MOI. Going to Leave Grenada-The Pc
pie Have Been Too Good to Ne.

But / do desire to sell a part of thi
block upon which my residence is situ
ated. Will sell northwest corner Of
lot and make size suit purchaser. i
convenient to Grenada College; within
two blocks Of public school. Has gran
olithic sidewalks. Reason for selling
need the money and wish to reduce
taxes. l have also a good combination
horse that is perfectly gentle, which
wish to sell.
9-8-tf w. H. Crowder.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29
Digestion and Assimilation.

1t is not the quantity Of food taken,
but the amount digested and assimila.
ted that gives strength and vitality T.
tie system. Chamberlafn's Stomach
and Liver Tablets invigorate thu
stomach and liver and enable them "a
perform their functions naturally. Solo
by Ill dealers.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29
NONRESIDENT Notice,

State OF Mississippi, Grenada County. In
Chancery Court, october term. 1911.
Nina Workman
No. 1918 VS..
George WORKMAN.
State OF Mississippi, To George Workman
defendant, whose postofice is unknown:
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery court of Grenada county, in said
late, on the third Monday Of October, A. D,
1911, to defend the suit in said court In the
above styled cause, wherein you are a de-
PENDANT. This the 18th day of Sept. 1911.
John 8. King,
Chancery Clerk
By Whitfield 3. King, D. @
Cowles Horton,
Sol'rs for complainant. 0-153t
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Houses to Sell or Rent.

Property advertised in the SEN
tinel brings many inquiries; hence
if your residence or farm is for
sale, or you have a house to rent,
it will pay you to let it be known
through the Sentinel.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-29

All the La Stella Vineyard Brand of
Wines are aged in wood five years.
They are then bottled under the per-
sonal supervision of our representative
in California. Every bottle and cork
used is thoroughly sterilized before
using. La Stella wine is recommended
by Memphis physicians ami used in
every Memphis hospital. W. will as
sort cases to suit purchaser.
Liberal Discounts on above
list to Merchants, Drug
gists, Plantation Owners,
Etc. Prices OH Imported
Goods on Application.
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To Confederate Veterans.

All Confederate veterans of the Fair
district are urged to be present and
take part in the horseback parade 1.-THE
first day Of the Fair, Oct. II.
]. w. Young,
Commander W. R. Barksdaler Camp.
u. G. v.
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When Ordered by the GAL
Ion Whiskey will be ship
ped in jugs or Glass Jars.
When Ordered in Bottles
Case Price will be Charg-
ed. Liberal Discounts to
Merchants,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
DEFECT THAT WAS
EASILY REMEDlED
Amusing Break Of an uncul,
tuIGd Theatrical Man.

The question Of the New theater's
fame ~ the echo" reminds me of the
well authenticated incident in the the.
atricai career OF the late John Stet-
son On one occasion. while he was
managing the Union Square theater in
New York, an important star complain.
Ell that the acoustics were abominabe
and that he didn't see how he was to
give an effective performance under
the circumstances. Stetsou. although
be had been identified with the Globe
theater In Boston. was not overbur-
dened fwith Boston culture, and the
term acoustics" was not included in
his picturesque and unique vocabulary,
but he surmised that it was something
tannble--sOme sort of stage prop"
However as he wasn't quite sure. he
looked the star straight in the face
and asked.
what is 1t you're kicking about?"
Acoustics, Mr.. Stetson! You've got
the worst kind of any theater ever
played in
"Why. man." said Stetson-"why
didn't you say so before? III speak to
the stage manager At once, ana before
the curtain goes up tonight in have
him beg. buy, borrow or steal the best
kind OF 'cowsticks' to be had on any
stage in New York. Albert Ellery
Bergh in Columbian Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
JOHN ROBINSON'S SHOW
Will Arrive Here Next Sunday and
Give Two Performances Mon
day--Some Innovations

Tho small hoy of Cairo viii find q
new scheme in vogue with the John
Rohinsons circus when that organ
i2ation comes to Cairo next Monday
to give two performances. matinee
and night If the small boy Is lucky
enough to carry water for the Gle
plant or assist the hostlers clean
and curry the horses his ticket Of
admission will not be the usual
piece Of pasteboard IN stead his
pass viii be indelibly stamped on
his arm by the department boss who
supcryiscs the work Of the young
sters
The new scheme, entirely original
VITA the John Robinson circus. is
tho result Of study on the part of
Manager John Robinson who has
door, and as the lucky youths bare
uoyed by small boys losing their
tictotg or reporting tho passes stoi-
en- Recase those complaints were
taking up too much time, Mr. Rob
inson hit upon the scheme of stamp
inG the pass on the youngsters arm
Ink pads and ink werc supplied to
every departmental head who was
forced TO employ boys to do chores,
and as soon as the youngsters
work is completed his arm is wac
cinated" by the department boss.
The motto II worked" is followed by
the legend, admit One" and the
whole surrounded in circle This
is the open sesame" at the front
dor, and as the lucky youths bare
their arms, the doorkcepers pass
them in to view the mysteries be-
hind the red canvas curtain.
The dean OF the dressing room,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
y TIL ANNUAL REUNION
Three Hundred Members Of Rcndlc-
man Family Mcet---Fother Of
Cairo Physician Chosen
President.

Or j J Rendlefnan and family
returned yesterday from the annaut
reunion Of the Rendlcman family.
the thirteenth annual affair Of the
kind, held this year at the home of
Grandfather Rendleman. about
three miles northwest of Anna in
Union county. There were 300
members Of the family present on
this occasion, which IL considered a.
small number because there have
been from 700 to 1000 present at
former meetings The meetings are
held on the first Sunday in August
every year TIE next meeting will
he held at the fair grounds in Anna
AT the meeting yesterday MastiD
Rendleman, father of DR.. Rendle-
man of this city as chosen president
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
FORTY FEARS AGO
Methodist Conference Met at Cairo
May Meet Here Again in 1912.

Rev NJ r. Loar, pastor of the
First Methodist Church will attend
the Methodist Conference Mt East
st. Louis the week of August 21st
and will 20 with double purpose
in view Because of his membership
and that he will work to secure the
next conference for Cairo. 1t has
been 40 years since the Methodist
conference has been held at Cairo and
If correctly Informed, the meeting
was held in the old market house
building, that occupied the space
now called Washington or Halliday
Park on Washington avenue be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets and
during the meeting there was a total
eclipse of the sun.
Of the total membership of the
Conference who attended that meet
ing, there are only two ministers
living, who are now In actual SER
vice, Rev r. l.. Thompson, who re-
sides at plokneyville and Rev r. NJ.
Van Freese Of Carmi Both of these
reverued gentlmen have been min
listers OF the local church and Rev.
Thompson was pastor of the Method
list church in Cairo at the time of
the conference. IS go
The Conference has developed in
membership until IT now reaches the
ESQ mark.
Rev. Loar 10 notifying all the
ministers who will attend the East
ST Louis conference, that Cairo
wants them to meet here in 1912
and he will have the assistance in
his effort of securing the meeting OF
a large number Of the ministers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07

whose duty ii is to stamp the youths
who carry the water for the actors.
is Mons Togos, one OF the DeBolien
Trio Of Spanish acrobats and wires
walkers Mons Togos has perfected
the feat Of turning back somef-
sault on the tight wire This clever
piece Of work has never been dupli-
Gated in the world Of acrobats, and
it is the result OF thirteen years oil
incessant work and labor
Togos secs That the portable wash,
stands in the dressing rooms are MI
cd with water for every performance
and that the drinking water for thu
performers is ready for them t.
q,lench their thirsts. Boys are re,
quired to tote water from the huge
tank wagon OF the circus to the watts
and Togos gives each hoy who helps
| in this department. stamp that on
titles him to admttanco as rewart
for his lahors.
The "stamp" idea Is quite ems
cess, aud is entirely original Will
the John Robinson circus The show
| by the way, has no connection Will
any other circus of similar names
and three trains Of cars will brinl
/ the equipment to Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
ENOUGH BLOOD LEFT
Negro Who Was Slashed by Wife
Saturday Likely to Recover
Lost Half Gallon of Blood.

Louis Brothers. the negro who
was so badly cut on the neck and
throat by his wife. Ony Brothers,
Saturday night, stands a fair chance
of recovering from his injuries. AL
of blood after the cutting he seems
to have enough left to carry him
throgh A search was made by Ser
geant Cowel for the knife the
negress used but II could not be
found She evidently carried 1t
away with her as she got away from
the scene of the cutting as quickly
as she could and was not captured
until later.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
PECK'S WIDOW GETS 100000
Carpenter Eloped With Watrras Fifty.
six Years Hir Junior

Burr s, Peck of New Haven, Conn,
who came into prominence recently
by his elopement with Miss May
Rryne, who wns fifty-six years Young
er than he. Is dead Mr. Peck was
eighty years old. His father was a
narpenter and his frugality enabled
him to accumulate n small fortune
Burr Peck followed the occupation Of
his father Through sIrewd business
methods Mr.. Peck accumulated a
large amount or property. He had
been widower several years. and
while making his home with bis moth
or who was ninety.six years Of age
then, Mr.. Peck took Miss Bryne for
his second wife.
Peck and his young wife lived TO-
gether for short time. when they
had a disagreement and separated
Divorce proceedings were instituted
by Peck, but the suit was Gfterward
Withdrawn. After his second mar.
riage Peck transferred portion Of his
property 10 his young wife, but this
was returned to Peck about the time
the couple had their difficulties.
Peck leaves an estate Of 100000
and this will go to his widow. who
was q waitress In Yale student
boarding house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
HOW To LIVE LONG
Former Cairo Mayor Now Of Lock
port. N X, Tells How lie Re-
mains Vigorous at Eighty.

c. II. Woodward, the octoeenar-
len, formerly of Cairo. now Of Lock
port, ri X, Ia sending thousands
of circulars through the mail to the
people of Cairo and other places,
telling them how to live, how to eat,
sleep, drink and live to good old
age, and gives his personal expert.
epce on the preservation Of health,
his daily life, etc. The matter is
contained in two large four-page
sheets The matter j. made up and
presented in an original and uni
que style and form.
Mr.. Woodward is a living example
OF the virtue Of his theory OF life,
being over 80 years old and as vigor-
Gus in every way as a man Of 49,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
They Had No WARMING.

Two young employees Of florist in
Philadelphia. who are supposed 70 he
yariously employed In the rear Of the
establishment while the boss looks
after things IN the front, were recently
startled by tho appearance Of the "old
man" while they were engroSsed in .
game Of checkers.
The proprietor was Justly indignant
How is IT," he demanded, that !
hardly ever Gld YOU fellows at work
when come out here
81 know" volunteered one of the
youths "it's on account Vt those rub.
Der hees you Insist on wearing ."
Hnrper's Magazine
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07

TIE elder sothern. the creator Of
the Lord Dundreary fame. was ex-
tremelv sensitive to interruptions Of
any sort Seeing man IN the act Of
leaving his box during the delivery Of
one Of the actors best speeches he
shouted out RI you sir, do YOU
know there is another act?" The Of.
fender was equal TO the occasion how.
ever. he turned to the actor and an
swered cheerfully oh, yes; that's
why I'm going lin Lighter Vein.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
MARRIED SECRETLY
MRS, COLLINS HEIR TO VAN.
DERBILT ESTATE AND FORM
Err WARD OF DEPEW.
Was Divorced by Turk and Again
Marries Foreigner, the Mar.
quis De Malleissye of Paris.

Paris, Aug. 6-The secret mar
riage Of Mrs Edith Lyman Collins.
great granddaughter of Commodore
Vanderbilt and some time ward of
Chauncey NJ. Depew. has created no
little comment In French-American
society circles The marriage oc-
Cured some little time ago in the
mayors office in the Seventh dis
triCt. but 50 much secrecy was ex-
erted to keep the event quiet that
the public has only just learned
Of It.
Undeterred by her previous expo.
riencc. Mrs Collins has again chos-
on foreigner for husband. her
present choice being tho Marquis de
aIalleissye, whose fun name is
stephen Marie tlilaire Ellie Eugene
Roger Tardieu Marquis dc Maleis-
sye He as born in tho horse-rais,
ing country Of CaIvados and was AZ
one time, mayor of the townlct of
lIouvillc. He Is a wldower. hts first
wife having been Beatrice Isabelle
Barnett Stcars, a sister-iu-law of
the American Countess de RodeIec
who is a daugbtor of tie late Gem
cral de Trohriand OF New York The
marquis is Of the most ancient lin
cage tracing back his family into
almost pre- historic ages
Was Diyc~o"d.
The marriage register "howg that
the new marquis was born in Ncw
York, September, 1871, and was the
daughter of Clarence L. Collins and
Marie Louise Clarke, but there Ia no
mention on record that the bride
was the divorced wife Of picturesque
hut uDprinripled Turk, Reschid Bey
Count CAaykowski, from whom she
! was freed by the Paris courts in
November, 1904, and who in July
1905. was sent to Jail for five
months for fraud The witnesses
for he marquis ere Albert Roullon
| and Prince Almond de Faucigny Lu-
| cinge. Mrs Collins witnesses were
William Butler, a lawyer Of New
York and lncient dc Kirico Of the
ottoman Bank, Paris After a brlei
honeymoon the marquis left his
| apartment No. avenue de la Bour.
| donnoiso aud went to live at the
apartment of his new wife, No 2
! Rue ST Boig lIonnore lie is evi
IDENTIFY seeking peace from the M.
morous creditors hose hopes have
been raised by his alliance and who
are besieging his former dwelling
uwn. srfh ??ar? la H., e.. Of.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
Mo Time Wasted.

Olaf Larson, working in millinery
warehouse backed into an elevator
shaft and fell down FIVE stories with a
toad OF boxes tlorrorstrieken the
other employees rushed down the
stairs only to tinu rIm picking him.
cell unharmed out Of the rubbish.
"EsS de boss mad7' ne whispered
cautiously Tai en- Az had to come
down tor nails anyway, Success
Magazine
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07

THE Dogs FOLLOWED THE nor SCENT.
pnnions, His room was on the ground
floor, almost adjoining the place where
the congenial spirits were gathered.
The master Of hounds conceived n
plan for bringing Morgan back into
the circle. He brought In the drag.
trailed ii through the clubroom. into
the bedroom of Morgan. across his bed
and out the window Then he I'M
leashed twenty couples of hounds.
They followed the hot scent full cry.
giving tongue as they leaped upon
and over the sleeper's bed and crowd
ed through the window History does
not relate what Morgan said. 1t is as
serted. however. that he rejoined the
group he had left, somewhat bruised
and cut, but decidedly wide awake
New York Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
Wnna-r,

a cycling ma>liar w1s riding down
hill the other day when lls hat blew
off
4 passing courtrymHn pieked Il IN
and took il 70 him ne he circled rouna,
saving him the trouble Of getting 90.
u rcaily must get o hnt guard to keep
1t on" ramaraed the mlsher ae be rode
of without word of ihH lkS
The yckei's reply WIS shoif brit eH
pressive 4 Was si-1ply, "Get uoil'
Sheffield Telegraph.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
Record For Size,

Senator la Toilette. himself one Of
ural horror of speeches of the ram
bling. boring kind,
In recent session certain senator.
after celebrating in n speech of two
been better made in a speech of two
minutes, concludes:
"And hats the situation. gentle
men, IN nutshell"
%racious.' said Senator La Fol.
Iette soto voce. what nut!'
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
NOTICE.

To all owners, agents, or occu-
pants of any lot or tract of land
in the City of Cairo, that it is
a violation of Ordinance No, $50
to allow or permit weeds or rub
bish to accumulate on their
premises
All violators of above ordi-
nance will be prosecuted.
M. S. EGAN,
Chief of Police.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07

MOUND CITY
Aug. 6. 1911.


Mrs Geo. Buftord aud son, CLAIR
enee OF Union City Tenn, arrived
Friday to visit her cousin Mrs. w.
T. Kennedy, Mrs. G. l.. Rev and Carl
Parkman in THE city.
Mrs. Mary Mulroney left Saturday
for Gary, Ind. to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Williams. she was ac-
companed as far as ulln by her
son, Lawrence,
Harry Armstrong, who is studying
he are Of engraving at Peoria, ar
rived home Saturday to spend few
weeks with his parents, MIR. and Jno.
Armstrong on 3rd and w. Main st,
Mrs VIM Potter and two children
will spend the ensuing three weeks
with relatives.
III. NJ Palmer is having his rest
dence on high street trated to a
coat of white paint.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Blum will leave
Monday morning for atwo weeks
sojourn at Dixon Springs.
Mrs. Ollie Fisher and two dauGh-
ters Of Memphis arc guests of Mrs
Fishers parents, Mr.. and Mrs II
Goldsmith and 18th street.
Miss La Verne Armstrong return
ed home Saturday from charleston
Nc, where she had been the ques
Of Mr. and Mrs, ,Jno. Rhine.
Mrs Schoenborn of Grand Chair
was shopping her Saturday
Mrs. Fred Dieke of st. Louis spen
q few hours here Friday with he
cousin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Blum
while enroute to 'Blumdale" nea
| Grand Chain, where she will be tn,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Eichhorn
Bear In mind the chicken pie sup
per which will be served by the Re
| bekah Lodge, Manday evening il
the ITough building.
w. O. Graves of Mounds has rent
| ed the beautiful PRESSES of l.. Hodge
on Spencer Heights and will move
into the same the first Of next week
Miss Clara Perks of Villa Ridg,
is the guest of relatives in the city
Miss Margaret Nesbt and hel
guest, Miss Mary Smith of Spring
field were Cairo visitors Saturday.
Mrs N. NJ. Harris entertained
| Friday evening at her home OF
| GiGh street. complimentary to Mis-
| SOS Elsie Edwards aud luz Davis
Dancing was the chief amusement o
| the evening. Ice cream and CAKE
were served. The following younl
present: Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin Peak
| Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs n NJ, Harris, Mise
Hlda Schulcr of St Louis, Ola Mon
an OF hickman. XIV, Alma Brigham
| Lousy Oi4Ntls lpt oolt anu Altu lJtAlNl
clyde Elsey, Grace Conings, Mimi
Belle, Fields, Ethel Jackson, Pattor
| son, hamilton. Beatrice and Margar
ct LeMay, Sarah llibbs all of Cairo
| Della Kreitnor, Ruth Sheercr. Eva
Carr Pearl Dalton, Fay Kennedy
| leila Stuhhlofield and the guests o
honor. all of Mound city Messr
John McCarey,. Hosea Dunlap, EIarr!
and Eeeley Thornberry. Hugh be
| Roy, Elmer Tiesnal, Ceale Stewart
| George and Milton l<obler. Roy Lem
| on Elmer Wise. Thomas Curtner
Joseph Cook. walker, Ernest ant
Everett Mcdaniel, Joseph McGrude
and llussel libbs all Of cairo
| Charles Burnett. Georpo Mills an,
| Robert Tavlor, all of Mounds; Jas
ror Pyle. Harry and William Cow
| ~ill, Ray Miller Fred Schoentieldt
Roy wilson Henry Kennedy and IIar
~ Shccres all Of Mound city,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07

One day small Tommy woS given a
piece Of fish for dinncr what Kind
of fish X ihis3" he asked
"Shad," rcplled his mother.
"Wcll." said Tommy 10 shad must
be pretty sure Of anything 1t feels in
its bones y Chieaao News.