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Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

AUCTION SALE-At 145 West Monroe St. Monday. March 20. com mencing at 1 o'clock sharp. I will sell the contents of nine rooms, of high-grade furniture. consisting in part of two fine Navajo rugs, chif- fonicr. cost SS5 when new; china cabinet: 8 dressers and commOdes; 1 kitchen cabinet; l buffet; hali tree: 1 writing desk; upholstered rockers; dining chairs; ? rockers; 1 library table: sanitary couches: 1 mission rocker; center tables; 1 Indian head and table: l clock; leather upholstered couch; l book
 case. 1 circular extension table; 1 16x1S Administer rug and 1 Brussels rug. size 10xl2; 1 9X12 carpet; l cur tain. small rugs; l Washstand; 1 highchair. cots: bedsteads and springs: dining room chairs; l re-
 frigerator; ? gas ranges; 1 cupboard; l instantaneous heater; fine line of Haviland china. and a full line Of kitchen utensils. and several dozen empty fruit jars. and some fine canned fruit. and hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention Remem- ber the time and the place. Come and get bargains Mrs. $. M. Wilson, owner C. O. McMurtry, auctioneer
 C. A Whitfield. clerk. ds
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
FOR sALE-Eees AND POULTRY.

FOR SALE-Eggs, choice thorough bred Rhode Island Reds. s1.00 per setting Also setting hens SO4 N. Seventh Ave Overland 2136. ds
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

AUCTION Of high grade furniture at No. 1919 West Adams, Thursday. 23rd. 1.30 P. m. The following list includes many very handsome pieces of high grade furniture which will have to be seen to be appreciated. Call any afternoon after o'clock and see for yourself. dark oak chif-
 foniers. 1 leather platform rocker. Morris chair, oak reception chairs, 1 highly polished, quarter sawed. golden oak dining table. 9 golden oak dining chairs, 1 sideboard. rockers. parlor stands, ? taborettes. 1 plate mirror hall rack. 10 sections oak book cases. s vols. Waverly novels 10 vols. Messages and Papers of the Presi- dents. 1 oak music cabinet, 1 solid oak, hand carved, combination clock. book case and desk, the handSOmest thing of the kind in the city, l man tel clock, window draperies, pictures, footstools. waste paper baskets. 1 wood heating stove, l 3burner hot
 plate. 1 small open gas heater. 1 dresser. 1 wash stand. 1 iron bed. 1 9X12 Wilton rug, 1 Sl2 X13 velvet Brus- sels. l 4lax7 Brussels. 1 6X11 Brussels hall rug, l 11Xl2Ia rug. other carpets and small rugs. dishes and glassware. 1 porcelain lined, golden oak refrig- orator. l Boss washing machine, 90 feet lawn hose, 1 carpet sweeper, 1 crokinole board on stand. 1 Hot Point" electric iron. And many house. hold articles needed in every home. Come and bring your friends. O. l.. Mowen. owner. B. W. Getsinger. auctioneer. Sale under direction of Arizona Auction & Development Com pany. 36 West Adams St dg
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
AUCTIONS.

AUCTION OF FURNITURE-At No. 3Sg North Fifth Ave, Wednes- day. March 22. at 10 o'clock sharp. l will sell for the owner, Mrs. J. O. Edwards, the following furniture; one thrce-picce curly birch parlor suit; , oak rockers. l lot dining chairs. l china cabinet: ] Gum sectional book case: iron beds; sanitary cOuches;
 , springs and mattresses; 9 heating stoves. kitchen tables: ? ice cream freezcrs; childs cook stove: chif- fonieres: 1 writing desk: flat top office desk; 1 Administer rug; in grain rugs. ironing boards: 1 wash board. bench. Wringer, etc. 1 tabou- ret. 1 piano stool. l lot kitchen utensils: 1 lot dishes; 1 lot window curtains: center tables: r. chickens. mostly brown Leghorn hens. Terms. cash at sale. Everybody invited. Come Remember this is a morning sale. Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock Others having things they want sold may send in. E. W. Getsinger, cEc- tioneer 36 West Adams St dd
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
NEW MODERN DWELLINGS
STOP AND CONSIDER.

There is a crying demand for a first class apartment house-one built along modern lines, suitable for the tourist trade. It will pay good interest on the cost, AND PHOENIX NEEDS TT. We will sell you an elegant location reasonable.
 We will loan you money to build 1t with at per cent interest.
 STOP AND CONSIDER. We have 10-acre tracts along the Glendale car line. We have good houses and lots to sell with small pay ments down, balance like rent We have choice acreage, 10 acres, 20 acres, to exchange for city property. We have a good farm of 40 acres. well improved. to trade for city lots or house and lot.
 Come and see us.
 ROSS FOR HOMES.
 f30 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
REAL HOME LIFE
Is Impossible Without a Real Hc

Is impossible Without a Real Home. Not a rented house but a home that is all your own.
 See how one of these properties strikes you.
 Four-roOm frame on ". Madison, nice lawn, young shade. and is in a fine location; two lots $lOO cash is all you need. balance. $500, you can pay S15 per month.
 Five-room brick close in on Third street: suitable for two families. and the other family's rent will make the monthly payments; $500 down, and the balance. S2,3OO easy payments. Eght-rOom frame near Five Points: plenty Of shade; would be a dandy place to keep a few roomers; s20O cash will give you possession. and the bal ance. S2.OO0. on easy payments. Five-room stucco. modern. old mis- sion finish: bookcases. buffets and china closets built in; one of the coZiest little homes on the avenues; $500 cash, and you can pay balance, s2,1OO, like rent.
 We have the largest listing of houses to sell on easy payments in the city, and if you have the slightest idea of buying a home. see
 GILLIAN & MESSNER.
 Old Phone 1121. 42la W. Adams. 42Ia w. Adams.
 If
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

Remember the Want Columns are read by thousands who are seeking definite information; the more concise the statement telling all the facts. the more likely it is that such a Want will carry conviction and the surer are the returns.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

EIGHTY ACRES-West of town. all in alfalfa, room frame house. SI30 per acre.
 160 ACRES-Southwest of town, all in alfalfa, frame house. s120 per acre.
 32O ACRES-West of town. all in al falfa, frame house. fenced, so acres in alfalfa. s125 per acre.
 THE H. | LATHAM CO,
 Real Estate. Loans, Insurance West Adams St. Telephones: Con
 Main 220; Overland 556
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
AUCTIONS.


 ACCTION-C. N. Russell. with l5 years experience in selling livestock and other kinds of property, is pre- pared to cry sales in all parts of the territory. Terms reasonable. I re- spectfully solicit your patronage Of flee 210 w. Washington St. with Hen derson. Schumann & Russell Real Es- tate. Phones: Black 26S1; Overland 763 if c. O. MMURTRY, the best known and most successful auctioneeT in this part of the state, with experience in the sale ring, and thoroughly qualities him to successfully manage any sort of a sale from the smallest to the largest. Thoroughly posted on the values of all kinds of live stock A large acquaintance among the leading stockmen of the country, enables him tO render the best service possible Write to him before claiming dates. c o. McMurtry. auctioneer. 15 \. First Ave. Phoenix. Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

FOR SALE-1o ACRES IN FRUIT VALE; I ACRE PLANTED TO PEACHES AND APRIcoTS: ACRES PLANTED TO ALFALFA; NICE NEW HOUSE. WELL FENCED. RIGHT ON THE CAR LINE. PRICE, s2,6oo. s7o0 DOWN, BALANCE EASY. GREENE & GRIFFIN, REAL ESTATE AND INV. co. If
 PURE. SOFT drinking water-Class land, in crop-Page fence-UnSur- passed view-cHOICEST orange land Just off car line and boulevard Fifteen acres for S4000-Address, Owner Republican Office. dg
 20 acres cantaloupe land on the Glen dale car line Class A. Price s320O Cash $500 Balance easy. FIGURE THE INTEREST.
 3 room brick. modern. Close in. Rent ed for s475O per month. s3,OO0. Cash s1.O00.
 New room bungalow. bath, toilet, closets. front and rear porch. Good To- cation. S2,4UO Cash S750. Balance S3O per month.
 OWNER LEAVING TOWN.
 room pebble dash bungalow, bath, closets. screen room and mission finish. Built-in china closets, book cases and kitchen cabinet Hardwood floors. Good garage. Cash $500. $50 per month.
 LOTS-LOTS-LOT
 Lot in East Evergreen near car line. S25O; cash. S25 per month.
 Lot in Captol addition. s75; cash, s5 per month.
 Corner lot in GermanIa place. s10O; cash. $25 per month.
 THOMSON REALTY COMPANY,
 46 North First Street.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

WE ALSO HAVE A FIRST CLASS GILT EDGED IN ESTM ENT CONSISTING OF 4 SMALL BLOCK OF STOCK IN 4 MANUFAC- TURING ENTER PRIS E WHICH WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

FOR SALE-2La ACRE TRACTS IN WEAVER ADDITION AT VERY TEMPTING PRICES. THIS IS A NEW SUBDIVISION OF FINE GAR DEN LAND. FINE lOCR'lON, CLOSE TO TOWN. ALL IN GRAIN AND ALFALFA. VERY EASY PAI- MENTS. VALLEY REALTY 6 TRUST CO.,, 34 WEST ADAMS ST. tt
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
FOR SALE

WE HAVE FOR SALE THE BEST RANCH LAND IN THE SALT RIVER VALLEY
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

21o w. WASHINGTON ST.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

HENDERSON, ScHUMANN
 & RUSSELL,
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

ALL OF THESE RANCHES ARE NORTH OF GLEN
 DALE, ON AND NEAR CAR LINE, GOOD SANDY IOAM.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

80 ACRE TRACTS 160
 $50 TO S225 PER ACRE.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
FOR RENT-LANDS.
WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-Modern furnished room in quiet neighborhOod Walking dis tance; permanent. Address S29 Re publican ds
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
GREENE & GRIFFIN, 127 N. CENTER ST.

FOR SALE-One six-room brick and one frame. on easy payments Located on F.. Adams. near Ninth St. see own CT, 226 N First St dS
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-To healthy young man, large, neatly furnished upstairs screen room; rent reasonable. Apply
 at 709 North First St If
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
WANTED HEIP-FEMALe.


 WANTED-Girl for general house work Family of three. S34 N. First First Ave dg
 WANTED-White woman for gen eral homework on ranch. Address P O. Box 103. Glendale. dg WOMAN wanted to keep house for three young men. Light cooking. No baking Sheifer 1127 F.. Moreland St. Brill car db
 WANTED-COmp nurse girl. Mrs. B. NJ. Goldwater, 710 North Cen ter St db
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
WANTED HELP-FEMALE.

WANTED - Chambermaid at the Commercial hotel ak
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ATTENTION
BUYS FOR THE WIDE AWAKE
 MAN

ATTENTION BUYS FOR THE WIDE AWAKE
 MAN Positively the lowest priced lot on North Second St. sS50. It is an east front and easy terms Fine corner on the car line. only s45O.
 Two lots. ,one a corner. and fine new five-room brick, S245O. Will sell for s250 down. , acres of alfalfa close in and very easy terms. only SSjO. THESE BUYS ARE THE PICK OF
 THE MARKET
 GREENE & GRIFFIN.
 127 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

FOR SALE-LOt on Grand Ave 50Xl40. Enquire 1O21 w Taylor St
 db
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

NEW 5-room house, shade. city water. walking distance, SIS. Furni- ture for sale, only $35. Two blocks from Brill car. S19 East Portland street db
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

If seeking employment, if in want of a business or domestic helper, if desirous of partner, a room. a home or business opportunity-cOnsult the Wants. You'll find them brimful of information much of which may be turned to good account.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

NONRESIDENT owner offers for quick sale 40 acres sandy lOam. su3- irrigated land. 21a miles from Buck eye railroad at $50 an acre $500 cash Address box SO9, Republican office
 db FOR SALE OR TRADE-For 10 or 20 acre improved ranch. not too far out, new modern room frame cot tage. just off West Adams street: 2Ik acres all alfalfa, close in on Indian school car line for only s2.500, easy payments; 10 acres on Lincoln ex- tension, fine sandy soil at s2.6OO. one half cash We write fire insurance. The Camp. Tannehill Co. B East Adams St. Phoenix. Arizona. If FOR -Relinquishment of 12O acres, desert claim. also 12O shares water stock. house and well on the place and land all cleared. Will sell for cash or trade for city property. Box S27. care Republican. d-
 NEW MODERN DWELLINGS s2sOO.O0. s3OOOoo. 335o000, s4o0O.OO. s41OOOo. .43OOOO. s4250OO. ,6sOo.OO. s65O0.00, s6OO0.00, s75O0.00
 OTHER DWELLINGS
 s750.s0. sS00.00; lots and 2 houses, .100O.00; 2 lots and houses. s3OO000; furnished house, Third St.. s29O000 and one. Fourth Avenue, .3s0e0o.
 w. K. James. s7 N. csntsr B. tf
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
FOR RENT-RooMs AND BOARD.

ACCOMMODATIONS for health seekers at McNulty's ranch, half mile east of Eastlake park. Phone Over
 land 92 3-dl
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-New Modern five-roOm house. Unfurnished. Phone Overland 1869. dd
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

TED-First class travelling salesman: also must be good at office work Best reference desired. Box S2S. Republican. ds
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

GREEN & GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE
 AND INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20

FOR SALE-Duck eggs. Indian Runner and Rouen. S1 per setting l.. H. Smith, Tempe gb
Arizona republican., 1911-03-20
FOR SALE CHEAP

For a short while only. lot in Ches- ter Place, corner of Sixth Ave. and Mckinley St. size 10Ox137h it. Only s55O cash required.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-25
By George Fitch

of thousands of candidates. However.
most of these friends prove-their friend
ship at elections by steadfastly voting
for the other fellow.
David and Jonathan were the two first
recorded friends OF great devotion. Da-
vid loved Jonathan like brother, but was
not hhlf so mean to him. Damon and
and Pythias were celebrated friends
who fiourished before the Christian era
was invented. Pythias took Damon's
place in the death cell while Damon
visited his relatives, and was peeved
when he could not die for him. Nova
days, even gre t'er heights Of devotion
are reached beTween friends who go
unfiinchingly to death In each others
automobiles in great numbers.
Some people use friends as recrea-
tons, some as tonics. some as bank &C
counts, some as ladders, and some as
stone walls to lean against. A certain
method of finding a friend Is to go out
and make a noise like a, bill, breaking
A method not nearly SO sure is to go
broke yourself
Friends are pleasant If used in mod
Grafton, but disastrous If used to ex-
cess. Very few men can afford to have
more than a dozen friends unless he has
nothing else to do. 1t Is as much trou-
BILE to keep three friends as II Is to keep
one hired girl.
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ACCORDING TO SAMMY

@, Sammy, wat do you think sed
my cuzzin Benny, who was GROUND
at my house yestidday. and 1 sed,
wat
fownd sumthing funny about the
lock avn the bathroom doar in yure
house, sed Renny. 1 can dx 1t SO you
think it's locked. but 1t amt, he sed-
WITCH he Good. bekaus he showed
me, and we fixed 1t that way and
then pop cain hoam and sed, Shades
Of Nepshune, I'm going to take =
bath befoar Suppir. I sertenly put IN
a hard days work and may be 1t
will refresh me
Pop Does
And he went IN the bathroom and
Benny and me Good beer him tern the
wattir avn and then he locked the
doar, ony he ouy thawt he locked f.
Aftir q HttiI vile Nora calm up stares
with a buckit Of hot watdr to skrub
the bathroom doar and she dident no
pop was in thare and she termed the
doar mob and was Jest going to wawk
In and pop yelled, Hay, wat the doose-
So Nora slammed the doar agen
kwick and sed. o, exkuss me, dideut
no you was In thare, Wy dileut you
lock the doar..
I Good Of swore locked that doar,
sed pop, and we Good heer him get out
of the bathtub splashing and awl and
he locked the door agen, ony he ony
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thawt he did, avn akkount OF tho way
Benny fixed II
Now you optn tho 6oar, SEQ Benny.
50 I opined the doar and seG, Envy
body IN heer
In the nafIn Of deceusY, shut that
doar, sed pop. very loud: You bet
yure Hfe sumboddy Is IN heer Con-
fownd sutch a doar, he sed.
I CESS may be you dident lock It
rite, I sed, shutting the doar almost
as kwfck as what Nora shut it
n lock 70 rite this time tEen, sed
pop. and We Good beer him spEashing
getting out Of the bathtuB agen, and
he made a Or1uu noEze thinking hs
was locking the dogr.
Ma Neclst
Then ma calm up stares singing.
You'll do the Eztm thing SvIr, owl
asen, ogtr agen, and she dident no
pop vas IN ths bathroom, and she
opfned the door, still singing You'll
do the satm thing ovir, Ivir age1-
Heer, pop yelled, ard ma shut the
doar fest as kwfck as wat Nora and
me had shut II, and pop sed, Ltr1ian,
do me the Eavfr Of yure Life, WIN Feu,
and ma sed, Wat b IT,
Stand orras1de there and see MAT
none Of the saybers epin that soar
Hntiu get tEroo here.
Which ma did.
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once sturdy Etncompoop- washing
overheard sailors and passengers, some
Of whom had been already washed only
that morning.
We'll, did you everT' cursed the mato
between his clenched teeth, and tried
desperately to reach the life preservers-
A feminine form, caught In q receding
wave, dashed against him, and . fem
mime voice cried piteously, Save me
don't let me die in this hornd ktmono~
The mate swung her upon one
shoulder and fought bis way to the life
preservers. Hardly had he nuns orf
to the feminine form and thrust -.
head through another. when they were
both swept into the seethfng ocean. An
hour later a passing steamer picked
them up. 1t was then he had his first
good look at the feminine form he had
saved
CrumpHng Up in a heap, he fell faint.
ing to the deck.
It was his mother4in-lawl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-25

n ing TO share his time, his mon
~ ey, and his conversation with
you.
There are many kinds of friends.
Some friends exist for revenue only
and some are protective to a high de-
gree. A true friend is better defend
er than a battleship and as a convent
ence has a national bank beaten all
around the compass.
Friends are useful in multitude of
ways. They are a great assistance on
smoking cigars, in waiting for ducks
and in digesting dinners. A great many
men find 1t impossible to support large
heavy bar in an expensive saloon with
out the aid of several friends. Friends
can be sworn at with comparative safe
ty. and the man who loves to tell dis
agreeable truths in an extensively frank
manner would not live long IL he were
compelled to practice upon strangers in
stead of friends.
Friends are blood relatives of pro-
crastination. Both are great thieves
of time. AS rule, friends love most
dearly to steal the bright and cheerful
evening hours which should be spent in
reading good books 1t is common
thing for two or three friends to hold
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-25

stylers insisted in bringin' that fox ter
tier along with EN-, but they was pay
In big money. 30 l had to give in.
Which / am exceedingly much glad now
that did.
I got the idea last week when the
purp dislocated a bed o. geraniums
diggin' for a bone he'd hid in the yard.
/ raised an awful howl about il. and
DeStyler came across with two bucks.
Twas then, as say, got the idea.
I watched, and sure enough the same
day thai animal carted another bone
into the yard and gave It a two-inch
burial. 1 took me little spade and
buried the bone a foot in the same
place as soon as the dogs back was
turned.
See the point. When the kioodle got
hungry he raced into the yard again,
dug for five minutes and by the time
he'd got his bone there was a hole in
the geranium bed big enough to bury a
small man in. Say. maybe I didn't
make a noise when / pointed IT out to
DeStyler. 1t landed me a five spot.
The purp just buried another one.
and here l am with my little shovel
stowin' II deeper.
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THE STAGE DOORKEEPER

derfng what sort Of strange vehicle
II was"
Il don't mean the honesttogoodness
Jan first wagon" said the s. S. Y.
Instead / was referrin' to a play OF
that name that has been goin' some
time and has been dated up for New
York twice and then something al
ways happened so that the Broadway
ties were doomed to disappointment
Law of Suggestion
Il dunno" said the s. D. K. re-
fectively. Il dunno whether thew
were disappointed or not. The play
may be a three-time winner but YOU
can't make me believe that the hard
ened sinners who live out In the will
derness along about Forty-second
street want to know anything about
a water wagon. The title of the show
is agin' It in the first place. Now IL
somebody would put over a musical
comedy and call it The Booze Bug
gy,' Broadway would fall over its own
feet getting to the box office. The
Limousine would be allurin titles and
don't doubt that they would do good
business.
But you've got to take the law of
suggestion into consideration. II they
had show all about drinks, naturally
the minds of the audience would have
trend that way. 1t would be economy
for the management to provide every
man with a pocket flask so thew
wouldn't wear out the carpet going out
between the acts.
But by the same token the law
would work the same way. II folks
got the water wagon idea all the bar
barrie booze palaces on B'way would. be
forced out of business. so in the inter-
ests Of trade maybe it's a good thing
that the show isn't going there this
season.
Not that I'm against It, but 1 have
g cousin who's a bartender"
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It Wasn't Marked.

ed the occulist.
YES said the patient; II loked all
through a newspaper of IA pages which
came through the mail to me bearing
the words marked copy"
mo wonder your eyes smart!''
"Oh, but that isn't the worst of it. l
didn't find anything marked. Buffalo
Express.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-25
Couldn't Be Done.

He entered the restaurant and ordered
a portion of chicken. After waiting
half an hour the hungry one called
the waiter, saying:
Look here! How long am going to
wait for that portion of chicken l or
dered?"
: Till somebody orders the other half"
said the waiter we can't go out and
kill half fowI.''-Los Angeles Ex-
aminer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-25
Practice Made Perfect.

Yes, SIR" says the barber. deftly
rubbing the lather into the scalp of the
patron. II was ships barber on a
trans-Pacific steamer for five years.
until the ship was wrecked and / was
cast away on an island in the south
seas. lived there for two years and
never saw a human being, but when
was rescued I fiatter myself / was a
better shampooer than ever. l kept in
practice all the time"
How did you manage it?" asks the
patron.
Il shampooed the cocoanuts. Pitts
burg Leader.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-25
Cause for Worry

Doctor-You will be glad to know
that your husband will almost GER
tainly recover.
Wife-Oh! doctor, what shall 1 dor
Doctor-Why, what do you meanf
Aren't you anxious that your hus-
band should~get we'll?
Nife-Yes, only when you said
last week you didn't think he would
live another day. I went and sold all
his clothes.
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ItHad. Indeed

Henpeckke-As a rule death seldom az
fects me, but there was one man whose
sad taking of has filled my life with
misery.
q dear friend.
Henpeckke-on the contrary, I never
knew him. ! refer to my wife's first
husband.