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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

a ten-day stay at Atlantic City and Phila.
delphia.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie left last week
for Knoxville, where she will visit Miss
Clyde East for a time.
Mrs. Josephine c. Webster has had as
her guest at the Concord her niece, Miss
Frances Banner of York, Pa.
Mrs, Drury C.. Ludlow has returned
home after a short visit to her cousin,
Mrs. Ashton Gray, in Petersburg, Va.
Miss Zula Wilkins of Los Angeles.
Cal, who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. A. Miller Of 400 Adams street north
east, left Friday for the valley of Vir-
gtnia. where she will visit friends and
relatives.
The Thirteen Club, Alexander Hazard
Williams, jr., president, has issued invi-
tations for a small dance Friday even
ing, April &c. in Chevy Chase Library
The chaperones viii be Mrs. W. G. Car
ter. Mrs. Frederick Van Dyne. Mrs.
James L. Parsons. Mrs. w. H. Heron
and Mrs. Randolph D. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Lincoln left Fri
day morning on motor trip for Gettys-
and Mrs. Lincoln were accompanied by
Senator and Mrs. John D. Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barry announce the
marriage of their daughter Julia T.
Barry. and I. Hartnett Germany, which
day, April IL. at o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Buckley.
Mrs. Sollberg announces the engage
ment of her daughter Rebecca to Mr..
Fred Bermann of South Boston. Va. At
home Sunday. April %. to 10 pm.
lib 9Th street northwest.
Arrangements have been completed for
the George Washington University senior
prom to be held at the Arlington Hotel
Friday evening. April &c. The dance
committee comprises Messrs. Ralph Hos
pital, Thomas p. Murray, M. A. Gore, ].
l. Slarrow, Norman L. Taylor, e. B.
Chubb. D. l.. Dutton. H. w. Hodgkins.
A. McC. Brown and II. l.. Stewart The
patrons for the evening will be President
of George Washington University and
Mrs. Stockton. Dean and Mrs Wilbur,
Dean and Mrs. Hodgkins, Dean and Mrs
Borden. Dean and Mrs. Munroe. Dean
Gusts.
Monday afternoon, April Is, at 6
o'clock. the marriage of Edna v. Locklin
and William N. Hashagen took place at
the residence of the brides father, Mr..
George e. Locklin. 276 Ferry avenue,
West Detroit, Mich.
The bride was prettily gowned in pale
pink chiffon over liberty satin and carried
bouquet Of sweet peas.
The ceremony was read by the Rev
Mr.. Mallory Of ST Andrews Church.
The groom was attended by Mr.. Elliott
Locklin as best man. The house decora-
lions were pink and green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hashagen will reside In
Chicago, 1856 Park avenue. where they
will receive their friends after June /.
Mrs. James F. Slayden, wife Of Repre-
sentative Slayden of Texas; Miss Bessie
Kibbey. III. D. Flood Of Virginia, Mr.. r.
Walton Moore. Mrs. Marion Butler, Dis
trict president United Daughters OF the
Confederacy. and Mrs.. Martin Lttleton
win entertain box Iarties at the per-
Torrance OF the University OF Virginia
Glee Club ut the Columbia Theater Fri
day afternoon. April y. at 4:3o. Between
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21
SIS to S32 Suits
at S 1875.

800 Suits of nnens=wear black or nayv serge:
whpcord i'm ALL co1ors; shepherd checks; tweed mix
lures and manmish worsteds. Plain tailored or
fancy models-nlaterials, Innings and workman
ship of standard Philipsborn quality. Ladies' and
misses sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

MISS X. PAULINE TAvENNER.
Katharine Pauline Tavenner. and Richard
Jackson Taggart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colloday of Northampton
street were hosts for the Chevy Chase
Music Club Monday evening. An in
teresting program was rendered. Miss
Holiday contributed an instrumental
number from Chopin. Mrs. Clarence
Dawson gave q paper on GOunod,
while q darby dialect sketch was an
enjoyed recitation given by Mr.. Money
way.
Mrs. Paul Dobbins Of Atlanta, Ga, is
spending a fortnight at Chevy Chase. the
guest Of Mrs. Theodore Tiller.
The Chevy Chase Home and School
ASSOCIATE pm Of Chevy Chase enjoyed an
Illustrator lecture at the Library Hall
Friday dGening. Miss Sypes was the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

the second and fourth parts Of the pro-
gram Mrs. Martin Littleton will give a
short illustrated talk on Monticello, the
Home OF Jefferson"
prepared by committee consisting of
Mrs. Littleton, Mrs. Howell Smith and
Mrs. Beverley Buchanan, and will be sold
by bevy of young girls. including Miss
Genevieve Clark, daughter of the Speaker
Of the House; Miss Sims, daughter of
Representative Sims of Tennessee: Miss
Anne Seymour Jones. daughter of Repre-
sentative Jones Of Virginia; Misses Kitty
Tenant. Nora Pepper, Lucinda Penne-
baker. Anne Elliott Pennebaker, Grace
Townsend, Mrs. James, Miss Louise Pat
tison, Miss Gertrude Pattison, Miss Nell
Fletcher. daughter of Senator Fletcher of
Florida; Miss Caroline Morton, represent
representing the Robert E. Lee Chapter.
and Miss Helen Griffith. representing the
Winnie Davis Chapter.
The patronesses include Mrs. Champ
Clark. Mrs. Oscar Underwood. Mrs. John
Sharp Williams. Mrs Jefferson Randolph
fred p Thorn, Mrs. Presley M. Rixey,
Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher, Mrs. ]. B.
Gregg Gusts, Mrs Ben Johnson, Mrs.
William A. Jones, Mrs: Swanson, Mrs
berg, Mrs Arthur Lee. Mrs. w. w. Fin
ley. Mrs Dennis, Mrs. Lurton, Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott. Mrs. Edward Munford,
Mrs. Ralph Cross johnson. Mrs. Samuel
Spencer, Mrs. Virginia Miller, Miss Bessie
Kibbey. Mrs. Lindsey Morehead. Mrs.
Fanny ]. Kicks. Mrs. Charles Carter.
Mrs. James Davenport and Mrs. Martin
Littleton.
Mrs. Virginia O. Forsythe OF Pember-
ton. N. j.. L. visiting her daughter. Mrs.
B. J. Candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Neal
have issued cards Of invitation to the
marriage OF their daughter. Viola Eliza
beth Neal and Mr.. William Alfred
Kemper, Tuesday evening. April 30. at
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S35 to S45 Suits
AT $780,.

200 Suits i'm custom tailored plain models; also
dressy styles, adapted from late Paris mporta=
tions. Workmanship and materials of the very
highest class The lowest price ever quoted for
suits of such high character early i'm the season.
Plain colors and fancy effects i'm exclusive domestic
and imported fabrics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

Mrs Virginia o. Forsythe OF Pember-
ton. N. j.. L. visiting her daughter. Mrs.
b. J. Candy.
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-08-02
L aingsburg

Mr. aud Mrs Herbert Drake and
daughter Orpha, of Durand, are guests
of his parents, Nh and Mrs NJ w Drake
Mrs Anna McMichael is visiting
friends in Lansing-Mr Piatt and
daughter Ida, left Thursday for visit
with relatives in New York state-H
r Sheffield attended the State r d
Carriers convention at Pontiac, last
Week.-Mrs. Mary Jones of Boyne
Falls, is visiting at the home of her
uncle, Henry Marsh and family-Mr
and Roy Simpson have returned from a
trip to Californla-John Sweet, Jack
Dowding, Joseph Walters and Glenn
Wilcox left Monday for Lowell on u
fishing trip--Rev and Mrs A G Blood,
Mr. and Mrs w w Curtis and George
Poland went to Eaton Rapids, where
they will attend the Holiness camp.
meeting-Mrs F NJ Dodge of Fergus,
spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs r
Bixby-John Putnam of Cuba, Ne.
braska, is visiting his sister, Mrs John
Seely--Chas Prinde of Los Angeles,
California, is guest of Mr. and Mrs E
b McCarty.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-08-02
New Lothrpp.

w @ Bailey was in Saginaw over
Sunday-Miss Josie Bailey of Sagi.
nav, is spending few days at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
w q Bailey-Mr and Mrs Harley
Fee of Flint, is visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs James Fee-Mrs Williams
and daughter have gone to Gull Lake
to spend the summer-Mr and Mrs
Harry and others were in Saginaw
Tuesday via auto-Rev Nj N Wood
of Ohio, is visiting his mother, Mrs
Grace Wood, this week-James B
French, E o Cornell and others of
Flushing, were in town Tuesday on
business-If you have any clothes
that need cleaning. and pressing leaye
them at Floyd Mitchells barber shop
for first class job-Charles Ro'fe,
who was i'll the first part of the week,
has recovered so as to be at his work
ia Bullock's store again-Dalva
Bulpee has his new house nearly com
pleted-Born. to Mr. and Mrs Nelson
Carpenter on Tuesday. daughter
A missionary meeting was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Geo Bullock last
week Wednesday, and was well at.
tended--Mr and Mrs f l. Chase, who
spent last week with friends at Flush
ing and near Fenton, returned home
Ssturday-Mr and MrsChester FELTON,
of Saginaw, were in town few days
last week. Harley V Hills of Flint,
spent Wednesday with his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs Harley Hills
Peter Harris left Thursday for the
southern part of Ohio, where he will
attend the horse races.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-08-02
Shaftsbure.

DIR Dnnham made a bushes trip tC
the carital city, las. week-Mr and
Mrs Zach Crofford of Perry. were
guests OF MIR and Mrs James Shaft
Born, to Mrs Emma Bentley of Perry,
July 25th, a daughter. She was form.
erly Miss Emma Lee of this place, and
recently divorced from her husband,
Burr Born, to Mr. and Mrs
Roy Shaft of Lansing, July Gath, n
10 son; he will 60 by the name of Rob
ert Colby Shaft. Mrs Shaft will be re.
membered as Miss Ethel Colby-Mr
and Mrs Ed Ribby and daughter, of
Williamson, visited at the home of
Claud Green last Sunday-Mr and
Mrs r N Parshall entertained the lat.
ter's brother, George Hasford and fam
lily of Perry, last Sunday Raymond
Shaft and wife of Lansing, spent last
Sunday here with relatives-W l
McDiyit takes possession of the post
Office and building this eek-Mrs J
McClelland is caring for Mrs Roy Shaft
and babe at Lansing, for an indifinite
time-Mrs George Peacock, Lulu and
Warren, visited her sister, Mrs Ezra
Thurber at Morrice. a few days last
week.-Mrs. Ward Maltby and baby of
Detroit, are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Sol Marshall, for a couple Of
weeks-Fire broke out in the roof of
Albro Harper's blacksmith chop last
Thursday afternoon. The bucket bri
gade wss formed and the fire was
soon extinguished-Mr Frank Good.
rich of Flint, is guest of her nephew,
o E Goodrich and wife--Mr and Mrs
W. McBivit visited the formers par
ents at Durand, from Saturday until
Monday- Mrs M j Kay left Monday
for Williamson, to visit her cousin,
Mrs w L Webb and family--Miss
Elsie Marshall returned from Detroit
last week after visiting her sister, Mrs
Ward Maltby and family, for a few
weeks-Mr aud Mrs John p Shaft
and son Henry, left Sunday for a weeks
outing at Haslett Park; among the
party whom thew joined were Mr. and
Mrs Robert McConkey and daughters,
Miss Lulu OF st Johns, Mrs B Shaft
and family, of Lansing-Word was
received from Rev Powley while away
on his vacation, stating the services
will again begin the first Sunday in
August at the Congregational church
Norman Clark has purchased the
residence of w l McDivi,, and will take
possession soon-Mr and Mrs Vern
Leeman are entertaining his sister,
Miss Jessie, of Williamson Center.
She was former teacher at the Port
land school-Mrs Archie VanRiper is
is taking a weeks outing at Haslett
Park with friends from Perry-Mr
and Mrs James Shaft were Lansing
visitors last Thursday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-08-02
Perry.

Miss Bernice Sutherland went to De.
troit the first of the week-Mr and
Mrs M w Skutt visited Port Huron,
Sunday d Grettenberger and
family, also Laura Kaiser of Okemos,
were guests the first of the week at the
home of George Grettenberger and
family-W o Calkins and family
have gone to Haslett for ten days of
camp life-Henry Ogden. who was so
severely injured by falling from a load
OF hay two weeks ago, is improving but
it will be several weeks before he will
be able to be out again-Herb bert
Smith was home from Mt. Pleasant
from Saturday until Monday Union
services were held at the Methodist
church Sunday evening. Rev Asa
Hoskins using his stereoptican and
illustrating the Twenty.third Psalm.
Next Sunday evening the services will
be held in the Baptist church and an
illustrated lesson of the ten command.
ments will be given by the pastor
Mr. and Mrs NJ III Sherman are in Eaton
Rapids attending the Holiness camp
meeting w B Spaulding and
daughter Grace, of Laingsburg, spent
Sunday aud Monday here with friends
"A P Hutton and family of Kellogg,
Ida. were entertained at the home of
his brother, H w Hutton. from Friday
until Monday-R G Miner of Cohoc.
tab was guest at the home of Edward
kanouse from Saturday until Monday
Mrs Marion Fullerton of New Ha.
ven, who has been spending the. past
few days with Mrs r s Olcott, return.
ed home Monday-Adolph Stichler
has commenced suit against the order
OF Modern Maccabees to make them
vacate his hall which they use as a
lodge room. The suit will be tried at
this place next Friday afternoon The
Maccabees wish to retain possession of
the hall and rendered Mr. Stichler their
rent, but the owner wishes the hall for
other purposes James Cottrell
is on the sick list this week Celia
Arnold, who is ill with nephri,is, is re-
ported some better-L L Greenwalt
of the Perry Real Estate Co., was in
Lansing, Monday completing real
estate deal-Mrs E M Wilson, who
has been spending the past two weeks
in Binghamton. will return home Tues.
day. Mrs w Lamb. who accompanied
her, remains for longer visit-Max
and Vern Christie, Miss Lulu Smith
and Mr. and Mrs Stanley Bacon, all of
Lansing, spent Sunday here with
friends-Paul Halstead of Fenton,
spent few days this week with his
parents, DR. and Mrs FL P Halstead-
Mr. and Mrs M :. III Green and Miss
Gladys Cummins visited friends in
Lansing the first of the week---Stan.
ley Wallace has returned from weeks
visit with Detroit Eugene
Burkart was satisfactorily operated up
on in Grand Rapids last week, diseas.
ed nerve being removed from his face
which had caused him great pain for
the past few years. The operation has
proved very satisfactory.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-08-02

Black, white and tan bare foot san
dals 75c and CSC. Thome q Frisbie.
Miss Lena Frederick went to Mt.
Pleasant, Tuesday for couple of days
visit with friends.
Charles Hathaway left Tuesday for
his home in Rochester, n. Y. after a
visit with his sister, Mrs. Fred Osburn.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-08-02

Mrs Fred Reiff of Detroit, is in the
city, the guest of her parents, Mr. aud
Mrs Thomas Kerwip, East Oil Yer
street Mrs. Reiff is ON her way to her
home in Houghton Wherein. Reiff has
accepted position as commercial man.
ager of the Michigan Stale Telephone
Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-27
Style fr Mourning.

Spectacular mourning is not so popular as lt was some years ago. said the manager of a city department store in answer 10 an inquiry on that subject. There is still large busi. ness done in all kinds of mourning goods, but either the somber period has grown shorter or many bereaved persons prefev not to be conspicuous because Of their sorrows. '1r the sale of mourning goods has fallen on ln the stationery department there seems to be no change-in fact. the demand for black bordered cards and writing paper has increased" To illustrate the quality of some show mourning he said; At a stationery establish ment short time ago woman in deepest black asked to see samples of dinner dance cards. Shc selected one and ordered one hundred 10 be done on black bordered car Is. com promising with her conscience by suggesting that the border be not too heavy"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-27
Sheriff Sales.
nouey sreau

I- Europe. wheie the isli sIre a honey seems to be much better up derstood than jn the United States. enormous quantities are used. Of lsts years We seem to he WaEiEg td a realization Of the value or honey as 8 wholesome and delicious article ot food. and also as to it's Ureservative qualities Cakes and sweetbreads made with sugar corn become dry and crumbly. and 10 get the good Oi them mus. be eaten when fresh; buf when they are made up with honey they seem 10 retain their moist fresh ness Indefinitely. ln France honey bread a year or eighteen months old Is preferred to that just made. They say: It has ripened." lt is the preservative. or rather the unchans ing, quality of honey hat makes 1t SC popular with the best cCnfectionerS-- The Christian Herald
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-27

PARIS. April 26--( (Special)-It has leaked out here that Miss Dorothy Taylor. the wonderful and oft-reported engaged daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Bertrand l.. Taylor. Of Fifth avenue, Now York. is really engaged 10 Ora lame White. the famous English aviator
 Miss Taylor's parents would not consent 10 the announcement Ot neT engagement mil Miss Dorothy had lad an opportunity Of On5e-vln- the h:rcman in his o'tu element She .s POW engaged in iaiv piigTimsscs n the flying grounds. aai each day finds some new charm in the skill lad caring of Grah.ahc White 70 s''cr gthen her dete~ri Lation 10 be rJme his wife
 Grahame White wanted his Amer ican fiancee 10 have the honor oi being the first woman 10 cross tre English channel in an aeroplane. So he invited her to make the hisni with him. and she consented Al
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-27
ALL WRONG
The Mistake Is Made by Many Bis
 pee Citizens.

me hlstsSe Is M7ce by Many Bis
 bee Citizens.
 Don't mlstakc the cause Of back. ache
 To be cured you must know the cause.
 it is wrong 10 imagine relief is cure Backachc is kidney ache
 You must cure tho kidneys.
 resident of this vicinity shows you how
 < J. Rice 9l2 Grand Ave. Phoenix. Ariz- says Two and one hall wears ago gave a statement. pub lIciy recommending Doan'5 Kidney Pills and ] now gladly confirm all ' then said in their praise. co7s tracted kidney complaint Vhiie in the army. My back was % paiuf1l tlat ] Couid not stOor or get up from a sitting position without taking hold oi something for support. | was also stin and lame and there was soreness across my kidneys. "he kidney sr- rretiOns were irregular in passage. es pecially at night. and ! did not rest we'll ! finally had inc good fortune To learn of Doal's Kidney Pills and procureS a box Through their use Twas restored to good health | have lad slight attacks of my former trOu- ble since then !but' few doses O! Dnan's Kidney Pills always disposed ol tbeW." s-
 For sale by all dealers. Price 53 cents Poster Mtburu Co. Buffalo New York. sole agents for the United States
 Remember the name-Doan's-and take uc other
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-27

MACCN. Ga. April 3G.-tSpeciab On May :, s. and 9 will be held in this city the annual Confederate re union and the beauty and chivaily of the south. as well as the old sol diers who wore the gray. will move upon Macon. The annual reunion ss an important social affair, particlpdt- ed in by thousands whose homes gre south of Mason and DiXOn's line.
 The appointment Of a sponsor for tue south, bs General Mlcke, Yes
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-27

awaited with considerable interest thus yeaf3 A score of popular yOnng wori- on are resJective 5eandbiates Tor ine fOnor. but its was finally accorded 10 Miss Regina Rambo General Mickie also designated eds Miss Kambo's maid of honor. Miss Dianone Neil NisOet of Macon. .r-e
 Miss Rambo, whose hofne is at Mar ietta, is known as one of the ngs; beautiful women in Georgia. She E a daring equestrienne, in addition ic driving her own motor car.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-27
R.tort Discourteous.

An Englishman and Weishman disputing in whose country was the best living. the Welshman sa'd' There is such noble housekeeping I'D Wales that | have known above a dozen cooks employed at one Neo' ding dinner 2Ay, answered tH- Englishman that was because every nsa toasted his own cheese
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-27

 E Coombs an order was entered dis missing the- case or the motion Of the plaintiff
 In the case of MilaE Juncnevich vs Duschan Sivcher judgment vas given Co the plaintiff
 Marriage Licenses.
 During the past ~eek there has been rush of business in the clerk $ office in the number of licenses is- sued. there being seventeen issued as follows
 George Burrows 10 wed C9rmen Ro- nero. both Of Bsbee
 James H. Bell to wed Ethel Haynes both or Rsbee.
 Barclay E. Rocket; to wed Maggie Keys. both ct Douglas.
 H P. Lagrange tO wed Maggie Am person. both Of COurtland.
 John II KOrte tO wed Hiiud Halme 10th og Lowell
 George Iisben to wed Alameda Clark both Of Bisbee.
 James F. Coliord 10 wed Cora E. smith. both of pisbee.
 John E Pope 10 wed Elizabeth V. Johnson the former of Douglas aud the latter or Tombstone.
 Fred C Pcrrow of Bisbee to vel Josephine Chicow of Oakland. Cal
 John Cousins to wed Nellie Cou- sins. both oi Bisbee.
 d. W. Slack tC wed Daisy NJ Bill liugsly. both of Douglas
 Chas. T. MCGOnan to wed Luz Silva, both of Bisbee.
 Luther Graham to wed Catherine Williamson, both Of Douglas.
 NarCisCo Robles to wed Margarit.. Yepis both of Pirtleville.
 Y. M. Brown Of Bisbee to wed Mrs. Clara Boone
 Carl biorklund to Ned Lizzie Free man. both of Bisbee.
 New Cases Filed. Parrotte-BealS Co. a corporation. has brought suit against Parkis Jose DOminguez for debt. C. R. Taylor is the plaintiffs attorney Max Fruhaut has filed an action for debt against Lee Sugick for debt The same at torney appears in this case TOT the plaintiff Mamie N. Lard of Douglas has brought suit against Theodore Lard for divorce. Sheriff Sales. Sheriff Wheeler has a number oi sheriff sales advertised to take place during the next few weeks 10 satisfy Judgments and executions that have ] been issued Oat of thp superior court Among :hem are the iollowing: Stein | fled vs PahnerIee land 10 be sol, | Located in the HuacEuca mountains LCyd vs Kinsoy ct. al.. lots iu BisbeC tC be sold May l7th; Ar.z. Mutua 1 land Loan Assn. vs R l.. Johnson et al lots ir Douglas tc be sold Ma 9th. same plaintiff ys Zelphis Mile et al.. lots in Oorslgs 10 be sol, May eth. tax collector vs Lotus Der hack taxes. lots in queen addition ! Douglas to be sold May goth
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-27

was in readiness 10 make the start when.- for the first time in her life. Miss Dorothy's nerve failed her and although she was dressed ready fer the trip and just about to mount to a seat in the aeroplane, she backed out. SO the honor went to Miss Davies.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-27
Burdens.

4 female carrying a child in pub ic stamps herself as a mere woman. | female. however. carrying a dog in 'ublic thereby entities herself 10 be .alled a y.-Westminster Gazette
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-27
wI.aon Fran th. Reneh.

"A uan hit me. and hit him back, esld a woman ct the. Maryiebcne DO Ice court. %Yes." said Mir. Plowden you wouldn't be a woman if you didn't nowadays London Express.