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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18

taWyere close grasp of the financial
situation, brought about by this new Nya-
tern Of his, has enabled him on many oe@
pasions 70 cut down city expenses far be-
low Estimated needs. AMI thus envs hum
ureds or thousands 10 seattle iaxpavsfe.
His value TO Seattle Hes M his syate-
matte methods and resultant economies.
In the Interests u system. cOnnerv alton
ana economy. you owe u 20 yourself to
vote for sawyer for counciimsn-at-iarge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18
(PAIo ADVERTISEMENT
HtSkETH GIVEN
SEND-OFF
FRIENDS ARE WORKING HARD
TO SEAT HIM IN THE NEW
COUNCIL.

Robert -. Hesketh Is showing up
strong as the days pass and the pr.
maries for the selection OF eighteen
men for the March election draw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18
a MANS VIEW or IT.
BY Leon n. johnson
COS w. a2d ST., Seattle.

,
What shall we do with our
daughtersg" I would say. let every
mother who loves her daughter and
has her future At heart watch over
her carefully. and when she has re.
ccivcd reasonable and sufficient
education, take her home. teach her
the sublime and peacc-givinE art OF
housekeeping make companion OF
her. and thus insure for her n life
long happiness with the proper com.
panlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18

education in her mothers home.
learning TO master the secrets OF a
comfortable home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18
Many Homes
Made Happy
Everyday Incidents That
Show What Neal g.
Day Drink-Habit Cure
Is Doing.

What Is better than a happy
family am happy. my wife
and children are happy, and my
friends are glad. II your treat
ment has the same effect on
others as IL did on mes you are
certainly doing a great work"
This is what an Alaska mine
owner writes the Seattle Neal
Institute. When his wife In
duced him 10 take the institute
treatment for the drink habit.
he was a complete wreck from
the effects 'of a long debauch.
An attorney. prominent in the
Seattle courts but fast losing
clients and friends because OF
his slavery to liquor. was re
Gently induced by a friend to
take the Neal cure. When he
came into the institute he was
In state Of mental and physical
collapse. To quote from bis
own letter OF gratitude. he is
now a new man in every re
spect."
Your clear brain. healthy
body. and the knowledge that
you will never have 70 sober up
again is worth more than the
treatment costs you" says an
Everett man who recently took
the Neal three-day cure. 4 feel
better than | have since ! was a
boy Of II years"
Expressing the great JOY that
is hers because Of the rescue OF
her son through the institute,
a Seattle mother writes us:
My boy is rescued from the
drink habit absolutely Ours is
the happiest family in Seattle
today"
Thousands OF human wrecks
have been reclaimed by the
Neal cure. Ii is infallible.
Treatment is given under con-
tract that a perfect cure win
be effected in only three days,
or IL viii cost nothing.
II you have a dear one or a
friend who drinks TO excess,
write, call or phone for a copy
of the contract bond and FUN in
formation, including booklet,
references and Endorsements.
Address The Neal Institute
East Howell and 10th Az, Sc
attic. Phones, East 1881, Ind.
Cedar 4s1. All correspondents
mailed in plain sealed envelopes.
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DIABETES

with aai-ssno. there IL rapid RELIEF u all
symptoms. gain IN weight. in nerve and
muscle power and IN energy without
restricted diet Excellent results even In
ganErsna A. leading druNEisfs
SAL SA>D CO.
Write for Rocket
ts-ts Pine 81 New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18

List of Petition
ROY W. A Major
j r. Thorn
80 Sweeney Z
@ W MeCauley a
David r. Eastman a
r. G nrede \
David Stuart
c. a. Hermann
Thos r. Murphine 8
j. r. Wall
W. c. Roope Z
r. H. Brown
w. H. White
John N. Wilinot
ID. A. Hall
A. =. Burwell
Adolph Behrens =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18
|Cynthia CrQyS letters

give me John u. Rocketoller'H ad'
dreaa7 ". A. Il.
A-Foreat nilla. Cleveland. ohio.
/ Dear Miss Grey. Please give
recipe for shrimp salad
SUBSCRIBER.
A. Boil / quart shrimps. remove
shells. shred and pile them in cen.
ter OF lettuce lined dish. Chop 4
hard boiled eggs, whites and yolkH
separately Put minced yolha in a
/ border around shrimpa Around
these put whites OF eggs. Serve
with mnyonnaise.
Dear Miss Grey % ! had bad
luck dyelug n switch. What can
do7 90 WIN short sleeves be
fashionable for long coatsf 90
Which viii be most popular. buck.
skin or velvet pumpsg 90 What
can use to trim brown hat be
sides willow plume7 thl What
materials are suitable for travel.
ing coata7 JACCo
A-ND Take II 90 n professional.
and always remember that It's
cheaper 20 pay for having such
work done right than 10 buy a new
switch 90 In drcssy long coats
the sleeves are three quarter
length tal Both will be popular
It's merely a question 81 preference
/ 90 Velvet 90 Pongoc. OF any 9th
or rough silk. is the most salts
factory.
Dear Miss Grey ! am in love With
woman ~ 80 aud am only ~
AZ TO the difference In our age.
would you say ours would be a
happy MARRIAGE We love each
other dearly. a STAR READER.
A-So long IA you are certain 81
your congsnial tcmpsramouta. !
can think of no reason why you
could not BE- happy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18

t of Petitioners
Frank j. Fiiz. ND,
3. A. Pearl
Walter b. BeaIs
Elmer r. Conner Z
VIM Thoernlng
George Thompson
Nv. D. Aiaddocks
~ W. Harrington
r. W. G. Potts
IT, v Ankeny
~ -. Marin
Horace Middough
rncai caFntens
Henry Briee
a. g. Burrows
Hermon W crayeu
J Joe T. Iiardemaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-18

Dear Miss Grey WIN you pleas,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

But the E. Co had power needed for its cara
The current bought from the city for LIGHT for
suers Gill helped the city plants bitterest enemy fill its
tracts And the T. Co made profit of and half
each kiowatt
Gill explains the falling off profits by claiming 81 per
gain in gross receipts.
But the gain only 81 900 than year And
the gain OF last 1908 per
Gill had the benefit Of half million dollars in
the year before.
Gill explains Why he did not disturb the s E. Co monopoly
in Ballard by saying that Ballard had light and he
help The communities which had no light at all.
This s-his weakest
You have 70 have lot OF down business counter
act the actual loss Of supplying sparsey communities
But 1l refused 20 take profitable business Moreover trans
formers had been poles wiring bought and
partly strung building permit had been for tho
Ballard subs,aton when Gill and Arms came in and cried
halt, and lett the 5. +. Go. supreme.
Moreover again. beyond Ballard 1000 people without
lights These people could only be supplied through
lard substaon. Ballard the territory OF the L
Co. so these people beyond without lights
Gill explained the deal the charge Of economv
But he worked hand hand with the Seattle Electric Co so t
the s f. Co could get the lighting OF threeouris OF the
houses where people had moved away.
There really isn't any Gill can make TO this electric
light outrage Except that he wanted be elected badly that
he was willing to give the eitys light plant 70 the Co in
order to become mayor.
The $ T. Cots branded deep on the Gill ad,;,;s,r,
tion that il won't wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

The brand that won't off.
-fhe Seattle Electric Co" stamped deep the Gill
adntinisiraton-and is there stay,
They can't wash il off rub il off H. eradicate H.
remove II by any process known medicine surgery
GILL CAN'T EXPLAIN TO THE PUBLIC WHY HE
TRADED AWAY THE PEOPLES LIGHTING PLANT TO
GET HIMSELF ELECTED MAYOR
II there other charge against the Gill administration
IL he had thrown the wide open gamblers and
white slave he had .ndicaed his friends
that they could steal million dollars and the city
disgrace that heard Of from Portland Manc Tallahassee
Florda he had done this the deaf with the Seattle
Electric Co would remain TO damn him
Gill can't explain il away
He hired Seattle Electric the city plant and
that man for the benefit OF the Seattle Electric Co
Gill has squrmed desperately. has tried confuse the
ISSUE has impugncd the motives OF his cresbue he hasn't
explained why he let this r. Co play horse with the
citys four million dollar light plant
Gill tried 20 explain that he and Arms turned $4,000 worth
OF business year the T. Co by saying that he
did not have power enough TO supply It.
Yet he using only thirds OF the he had and
the he turned down would have taken
of the power he let 20
Gill explained why he let the s f. Co have all the power
it waned one half kiowa when other
pay eight by saying that the $ f. Co needed the power
carry the people home the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
STILL NO JURY
FOR HILLMAN

Following the challenge by the at.
torney for G. D. Hillman in Judge
Donworih's court this morning, =,
A. Manson was excused This was
the 18th peremptory challenge exer-
cised by the defendant. District At
torney Elmer Il Todd waived his
right 10 challenge.
+. C. Hansfaus, retired farmer of
Arlington, r. J. Kiinger. cigar store
proprietor of Port Townsend. Ray
mond r. Bird. shingle packer of
Ballard. and William Fulton OF
Quilcene were all passed for cause
by both attorneys. Raymond +.
Bird, however. was. few moments
later challenged by Mr. Morris. at.
torney for Hillman. and excused by
the court.
c. il. Olherg n shoe and clothing
merchant OF Port Townsend. was
challenged by Hlllman's attorney.
and excused, Mr. Todd offering no
resistance.
District Attorney Todd had Just
finished examining Rudolph Madi.
son. plumber OF this city. and
passed him for cause, when the
court adjourned az noon.
The case was continued this after
noon at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
Collins Attacks
Cigaret Law
(By staff soeci,,A

OLYMPIA. Feb Senator Col
Inns failed to get through a bill to-
day repeating the anti-cigaret Law.
lie was quite vexed at his failure.
The ibll was referred to the com
mittee on public morals. Jackson
asked an amendment forbidding
boys under is to carry the max
ins'"
Senator Landon. who opposed the
Collins bin as vicious. moved an in
definite postponement. Collins
asked unanimous leave 70 speak
against postponement. but Landon
objected.
Il think the senator might have
extended me that courtesy" said
Collins GROSSLY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

SIX hundred men. women. boys
and girls who attended the first
performance OF The King OF Pata'
gonia." at the star theatre, were
treated TO an added number last
night. an attraction totally unex.
pected and thoroughly realistic.
It was onc-act tragedy. which
brought the house to It's feet Ac-
cordIng TO eye witnesses. nothing
better had been staged at The star
But 10 the tale.
The second song number was
well under way. During this mum
her the entire cast files through the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
Biff! Show Girl Uses Chair
on Inspector Rough House

audience and back 10 the stage.
While passing box (stage right
Miss Belle Watsey. Que OF the
chorus girls. eapled Peter Tremon-
tin. proprietor OF the Crown saloon.
3il Third av s.. sitting In said box
As Miss watsey trippcd past Ire
month"; spakc 10 her, she says.
she ciabbed a Chair.
The girl grabbed a chair and
swung 1t with all her might. MIR.
Tremontin was unable TO get out Of
the way and the chair caught him
flush on the brow. Tremoutin
leaped from the box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
NO TRACE OF GIRL
OF HARSOLUTE LIFE''

resented when hu filed suit for
500. .0oe against See
The ouiy Danner located IN Iafsy
etts Was a Captain Danncr, Who de-.
ciares that be has never heard 81
George T. Danner. that he has no
brother by that name. and that n q
sirl named Hazel Danner ever lived
In Lafayette. he never heard Of her
See Hsears he never heard Of
Hazel nanner. and children rescued
at Sees weRith" claim
she never lived there. aud the gov
ernmeut officials admit they are
completely "nabbergasted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

sss sstts 4
= WHAT COLLINS SAID =
= a MONTH AGO 4
= i believe In respecting the =
= courts. But do not think 4
= they should be free from =
: honest criticism at any time. =
whether the criticism IL 4
directed during the pcndeney =
= Of tho case Aflcrward."
WhAT PIPER SAID q
A MONTH AGO 4
. y am In favor Of just criii. =
: cism OF the courts during the =
= pendency OF an action or after. =
= ward" =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE HICKTOWN BEE.


The Cataract hose company win
eive a red-shlrt bali tonight over III.
flro station.
A travelling man from Seattle
nearly got arrested IN the EMPORIUM
last night for smoking cigarettes
Constable Tozier had gone 70 bed,
however
Doc Giddings. 81 D has aot him
self nice new sign for hls office.
Ivy Lee. our pretty nostrnistress.
Is now regular subscriber TO the
Bee. We send onr papers out ali
wrapped up now.
lafe Watcrtower starts for Seattle
tonight 60 spend saturday and what
ever he has scraped up during tho
week
Ehcn Tuppcr f. visiting the Cham
her Of Commerce In Seattle today TO
set some hints FOR the Hicktown
chamber Ho will get ths chamber
started right away now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
Abolish Trailers

After striving for more than
three years. Councilman Weaver of
the Eleventh ward, yesterday won
signal victory for the people Of
the North End when Manager
Edgar OF the Seattle Electric Co.
notified Supt. OF Public Utilities A.
l.. Valentine that the trailer sys.
tenn of operating street cars will
be discontinued as rapidly as each
trailer can be transformed into a
motor car. Manager Edgar SAYS
the cost OF making the change will
amount to $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

CHICAGO. Feb. s--redcrai Of
ficials who expected to brlng Evelyn
Arthur See. founder Of the absolute
life" cult 10 trial on charges Of
bringing Haxsl Danner 10 Chicago
for immoral purposes. are all AZ sea
today AZ 10 whether such a person
as Miss Daunor ever existed
A house to house search of i.afay.
elite. Ind. has failed to reveal any
onr BY the name of either Hazel
Danner or George r. Danner. whom
Attorney John = Rosen said he rep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

Mrs. Earl V. Gcer, widow OF a
former Seattle man who was mur-
dered during an uprising OF natives
IN the Philippines last November
arrived in Victoria, II. c., yesterday
on her way TO the home OF her
mother. Mrs Ida Large, of 924
Blewitt av.
When the young widow caught
SIGHT OF her mother on the pier she
tainted, but recovered In a few
minutes
Mrs. Geer was with her husband
in the Philippines when the latter
was killed She escaped with her
life through the timely arrival OF
United States troops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
TRACE ARNOLD
GIRL To PH|LA.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 3.-Fol-
lowing up traces OF Dorothy Arnold.
the New York heiress. her brother.
with New York lawyer. arrived
here today and with local detectives
are securing Philadelphia for the
missing girl
Arnold says that Il has been def.
nitely established that his sister
entered an automobile with am
other woman on the day Of her
disappearance and that he had
tracked the machine to Philadel-
phia. where all trace OF IL Was lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
Plan for Big
Mass Meeting

xeeommodations have been made
- II. s'vvg people at the big DIIling
,' s.'l y be held at Dreamland rink
ssa' 'S'aofrpT night This number viii
- me big rink IN the biggest
=. ssss'aonstraiion for public decency
ss nag ever occurred In this city.
80 sssher = band has been secured
ss, Nv ~ best orators IN the cam.
- VII speak with Mr.. Dllling.
~'insn W. Craven. who st8mped
=, sssfn Washington for Poindex.
- =, ssofge y Coiterlll and Ole Han.
~a VII make addresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
tiny GIRL
SHOOTS 2

fBy rnlfsd rres@.i
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.--in a
tying statement today. Joseph
s''sson, ., charged Marian
h'edIs. II, with woundina him
sad Killing Thomas Ksnney. 2,
sh'ie the trio we're playing
WITH . loaded revolver they
asd found while playing &c.
ssshsr in vacant lot.
The sirI is under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
NOTICE TO WOMEN.

= The women who believe in 4
4 clean city want to have 4
= women workers az every vot. 4
= Ing booth In the city Tuesday. 4
4 !, will help free the city Of Sc 4
4 attic from the clutches OF the 4
. vice syndicate and the Seattle 4
= Electric. Any women who are 4
= willing 70 help IN this cause 4
= are asked to send their names 4
= by mail or telephone TO Mrs. 4
4 Thomas Murphlnc, at Dillinp 4
4 headquarters. Seattle hotel.
4 Telephones. Main 3f63 and 4
= Independent 324e. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
ToNleHTs plLLiNe MEETINGS

ODD FELLOWS HALL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr..
ing, " w Buck George Cotter, Ole Hanson and Mrs.
Homer NJ HIN
CARDS HALL, SOUTH sEATTLE-Mr. Dning. L. P.
Ingram. Max Wardall. Ole Hanson.
GILMAN PARK METHODIST CHURCH. BALLARD
Reeves Aymore Harry r. Wilson and George f. Coteril
BEACON HILL FIRE HOUSE - H. H. Thompson, Kilt
Gould, Edgar G.. Mills NJ Baxter
KIRKLAND HALL GREEN LAkE-Nlr Dilng, Francis J.
Moore, s. A. Keenan, William Mcdonald and A. j. Bailey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
THE QUIZ CONGRESS.

Five candidates for councilmen
appeared last ~ight before the Sc
attle Quiz Congress. held in the Y
NJ. c. A. auditorium. TO answer a
volley OF questions touching upon
public matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
AIR RECORD BROKEN.

4 PARIS, Feb. 3.--All biplane
\ records for speed were broken
4 here today when NJ Fay did
\ 40 miles in 80 minutes. Fay
4 was Tying in competition for
4 the Aerial League prize,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

Beaton Court House Seattle Wash. am 10 Los Angeles
The think of IT, the
/ feel al being
an dirty nndsrhanded nAmecan methods
to get using II Seattle would
take he stun DlinR BOB HODGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
BOY pRoWNs.

SAN JOSE Feb. S.--Albert Mar.
quis. 3. fell into the swollen waters
of Guadalupe creek today and was
drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

VICTORIA. Il. G., Feb 3.-The
steamship Titania, Captain Kroeger
run aground at Roche Harbor early
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
GILL is STAMPED WITH
S. E. CO.'S BRAND

Despite the Mayors Frantic Attempts Beeloud and Justify
His Deal With Jacob Furth the Facts and Figures Stand
Unanswered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
Tear the Faxed Statements
From BiIlboards, Says Hodge

y.
Lawyer. Alaska BLDG. Seattle. Wash. Re
the bIboards In Seattle Rcpudae the
claimed mine deliberate faisehoods
Their work. with HODGE.
I.osA Cal. Feb 2. 1911.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

Here's oliver Hall. senator from
Whitmna county. busy reading over
the bllls which have been intro
duced In the present session. Sen
afor Hall Is q banker and is more
familiar with bank bills than the
ones he is reading.
However. he's pretty well versed
IN legislative bills. toe, as he ~ a
former member Of the Legislature
who was able 10 come back,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03
III ERO

Stories Of adventure, and all Of them true. are
being printed every day the Womsn's Page
Of The Star They're for arown.ups az we'll az
the boys and girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-03

~..,nc lot of you are not following arhe
a.. progress" now running every day on the
sssr,,ns Page o. The star Don't miss enc
.'rsls CAV ef tits great
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
DAYILA APPEALS
TO PRESIDENT TAFT
Wants Aid in Ending RevO-
luton in Honduras.

President Davila Of Honduras has ap-
pealed to the United States for the ex-
ercfes of its good Offices to end the
Taft several days ago. President Davila
said:
THE government of Honduras is re-
solved to approve the loan convention.
For this. suspension of hostilities is nee
essary in order to prevent the useless
shedding of blood. II your excellency can
lend your valorous Intervention to the
end that war may cease. the people and
government Of Honduras will have cause
again to thank the United States and its
worthy President for the interest they
are taking for the tranquility and pros
perity Of this country. 1 am, your excel
MIGUEL R. DAvILA."
The Presidents reply was as follows:
Il have received your excellency's tel
egram as evidence Of your sincere de-
sire to, prevent useless bloodshed and dis
asterous waste Of the already depleted
resources Of your country. and as a fresh
token Of your appreciation of the fact
that the government Of the United States
Is animated solely by a sincere desire
to do what 1t can within proper limits
to further the prosperity and welfare Of
the people Of Honduras. The Importance
OF the loan negotiations to which you
allude lies in their being a contributory
means to the same end. and this govern
ment's interest Is because their object
commends itself alike to all true friends
of the people Of Honduras. for whose
benefit and only with whose sanction its
eonsummation is desired. You will have
from our minister of what this
government has been able to do In Offer
ing its good onices to secure peaceful
adjustment Of the pending difficulties and
to prevent fratricidal conflict.
WILLIAM H. TAFT"
As . result Of this exchange Of mes
sages, the instructions were sent to
Commander Cooper. Of the gynboat
Marietta. directing him to communicates
with the leader Of the insurgents for the
purpose Of arranging IN armistice. II
possible. for the purpose Of adjusting
the pending diniculties. He was also
directed not to allow any fighting IN the
town Of Puerto Cortes. which Is un-
fostihed. and where there are lares
1os0ign ipteeegts. q
ydnton Il. NcCreefy. American MIN
lgos . JsgueigalpA AAvissa The etAAs
The Washington herald., 1911-02-04
THE VANISHED FLIES.

The flies dead We used upon the long hot
day. that would gayy do toll if only flies boiled in oil
You all remember how roared and famed the insects with
board and traps and laid sheets of sticky dope
their eets and paved and howed and wished the flies
their dadbng their And the flies dead and
gone and the winter days roll does any pilgrim stop
how life since they're away? Flies of sight of
mind about the daily grind and think how fine
that they around whz. The pilgrim has other
and them he sweats and and only they'd
begone happiness would have dawn If they skedadded
like the es he'd drip brny from his and up other
kind of and paw and chew his So when you
think griefs will fill your life and all pleasures KILL
Try to shake your dsconten-youd them they
tcrsrsht 1871 Mtthe" AdanA) WALT MASON.