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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-06-27

The Cubs are proving that they
are still hard aggregation to beat.
zimmerman leads the league in hit
ting and the team is well balanced
IN all departments except pitching.
With n OF her first class hurler
Chances men would have no diff
Guilty in finishing in second place.
McGraw's men still pile up the
victories and lead by big margin,
tho the Pirates gave them hard
jolt last week. The leader of the
Giants has full set of substitutes
under cover ready to go into the
game on moments notice and the
beauty of it is that they seem to
play just as well as the regulars.
After seventeen straight wins the
Washington team has finally been
headed. The Athletics turned the
trick when the teams staged double
bills on two successive days. The
Mackmen won all four. Long Tom
Huges pitched five of the II games
won. Huges has his bean BALI
working as of yore. Walter John
son propelled the pellet in four of
the victories.
Speaking of pitchers in general.
none of them have anything on Big
Ed. Walsh of the White Sox. He
is a glutton for work and rescues
many games which otherwise would
be lost. l saw Callahan call on him
IN game with St. Louis in the
sixth inning with three on and none
out. Walsh hadn't even warmed up
but retired the next three batters
without being scored upon.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-06-27
boobies
SONG OF VICTORY

Why so happy comrade?
Why that cheerful grin?
Another plug for us, my lad,
We won the prize agin,
That's why,
Then we'll give three cheers for Hugo's Pride,
The stuff that can't be beat;
Next Sunday just get on to our stride
AS we march down the street
Fear not the rigors of Chi1koot pass
With its pathway stewn with rock.
Tho we bust our shoes, we cannot lose
We win by city block.
That's what.
Then we'll give three cheers for Hugos Pride
The stuff that can't he beat;
Next Sunday just get on to our stride
AS we march down the street.
Next week we will have a resume
of the prison baseball situation.
The Pirates have taken a brace.
they are not only batting harder but
their pitchers are now able to deliv-
er the goods.
Toledo seems to have the call in
the A. A. race. Minneapolis hardly
has the necessary number of good
hurlers needed to overtake the flying
Mud Hens.
The weakness of the Reds pitch
ing staff has proved to be the clubs
undoing. Manager O'Day has but
one. perhaps two, first class slab
men and has flashed the G. @. D.
signal to his scouts who are scour-
ing the bushes for new material.
The Athletics are now tucked
away comfortably in second place
and with 80 games to play on their
home grounds will no doubt proceed
to demonstrate the truth of Connie
Mack's prophecy, viz: that they
would be in first place before July
had passed.
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-06-27

| sometimes wonder if she is yet
alive or if she ever gives thought
to the youth who would have sold
his soul to give her moments pleas
ure.
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Catholic Sunday E. Rev
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

% q Gymnasium. Just get q start and
then q wir depend upon yourself how
your friendship widena You must 80
bnie way. YOU know.
Z cannot advise you 90 correspond
with any young man you 90 not know.
such thlnHa never turn out we'll 90
don't attempt g. my dear ht'ls Sirl
Dear MIRA Thompson:--I am q
youug man earning SITS per month.
Ny board and lodging cost me on an
average Of f15 per month. and J ara
unable 60 save any money I have
only two bad habits-amoklnE end
chewing tobacco.
- out On company a good deal
ana d costs e good deal % money.
az I always Try % keep up a good
appearance. 9 am also engaged. but
when 7 TOLD my expected wife I had
uo money saved she said she would
rot marry me until ! had q home
furnished and al paid for
would NOT ssh you this &C an. hui
have no relation living. I was an
adopted child and ran away from
home when I vas aftssn years ola.
am twenty eight nov. T. ]. y.
You certainly ought % have saved
something - this time F1rat ~ al
r would suggest that you ask the Eirl
90 teach yon 20 save n she loves
you she win ho interested and Eiad
20 90 an she can.
Then set en- account hook. with
debit on one eide and credit on the
other Pat down 90 the debit side
[ every sum you spend. Al the end n
each week balance az. 50 over your
expenditure aud see where you miE1t
Rave eut down. Then make up your
mind 90 cut down ard a. q even n
Some 20 your friends cell you a tight
wad Money I'M the savings hank 8.
worth ionlug a few Eood-fsilow frisnaa
Fau are on che way t0 lonely Old
Hse. mF delf young man. ~ you keer
ss sou have been doing
show the girl that che is WORTH
working flr and worth q little self
sacrinee on yaur Fart You win he
the better man for o.
Dear Mrs Thompson % r. a
proper Cor widow t8 marry bach
eIurs 90 How old should n SRI bs
tefore she has beau CD WAT
would BE- suitable Cor travelling sui
Z this winter n. ~ =.
90 Yes. l-l she should Be az least
eighteen years oId tD Dark blue
serge b. always suitable
Dear Mra Thompson ul-ffow
I can Q make soad uuffv hiscgit7 t8l
I How can D clean white panama
4 hate DO Ia real dark. (3l-What Il
I good Cor daudruffs ELIZA.
I u-Thia recipe makes fluffy BIS.
Y cuit ElJ 4 teaspoon soda and
I teaspoons cream - tartar into
quart flour. then rub into. the floul
4 9 tablespoons butter Cor part lard
\ Add . teaspoon salt and sugar. Ahou
y one-A alf pint sour milk win DC need
U ed Work the dough into shape quicl
Y o. poaslhie--it should be az soft al
you can handle Roll and cut int
y biscuit about an inch thick Bake ia
quick oven Three teaspoons bakini
Y powder may be substituted for %,
\ soda and cream of tartar.
\ t2i-uamren curnmcal with Easo.
u line. rub % wen into tao hat and Def
, stand On closed hathox. r POSSIBLE
I over night Then brush out cornmea
U we'll d may need a second appilca.
I uon' n very much soiied. OF q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

better leave him alone. Men are just
az apt 70 change their minds a. rirIs
are Don't you want 90 get him back
10 cut cut The other Elrlg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Thr Improvement nov contemplated.
according ta Hr %HIHHn. 49, prov tdT
employment Oar" HHa.E SOC men ana
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
COAL COMPANY
WILL DEVELOP
ALABAMA MINES
INITIAL MOVE or NEW sIRMIRe.
HAM CORPORATION MEANS AK
PERDl-gRE or $4,000 on A
SHAFT.

The birmingham AEc-Herald of re-
cent date contained the following
The initial development OF the Bryan
Coal corporation. recently organizcd
with e capital ~ 100000. Was an
uounced yesterday by President Frank
Nelson. Jr. following tha Adjournment
% q meeting here 0f Thomas n
Scott Georgo Cole Scott gnd MT Mel
son.
A mine WIN he opened a. Red star
mVolviug On outlay q perhaps Rl0o,
coo. Work VIII begin at once. a coal
washer wlu He Installed end enc lm-
rroyemrnts viii ha sgeh a. O. secure
8 600 tons of coal per da1 nom thal
Opening.
The Ryan Coal corporation Is one
e. the Iarrraf coal lend owners in
thia district and was organized some
months ago bT Mr. Nelson and assoc
Ciates from Richmond. The cumrHny
has capitalization ~ over hair q
million dollars and o. backed ~ men
uf wealth De ia understood that fol-
lowing fHr CONS Ietiln uf the mine ht
Bed Star. tH nt Opened at once. the
company WlH open mine after mine
uutu fHe entire Bryan tract u tuln-
luE Ult uaHt Tire property was pur-
chased years $40 as ths late Jonathan
Hlau. Uh1 vas director 90 the
sI1ar company. and De vas uat until
after HlT death that "a company vas
formed tH Iakg over tHH iaad auI au.
1frtake Gee developments which are
about fH begin.
Employment for About 800.
Tho Improvement nov contemplated
according fa SIR Nelson uE ur9r tdr
employment f." n#u.E 500 men ana
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Heart and
Home
Problems

Dear Mra. Thompson. t.. young
man az 40. Have been SONG win
Young lady about ms aEo about once
"a month u1 Z cannot tell whether
she loves me any more today than the
nfat day I met her ] feel that I love
her enough 90 marry her. 90 What
would 30 q suitable birthday Eft for
Der IN some kina - iaweiryf fal How
can Z cell u shs loves me- she says
ere doea. bot u - always ~ q ioklnr
nannar she o. the only child IN her
mmNv and her father and mother
ltoazs her and 40 rot wnnt her 20
marry.
nHsHEARrENMD
CD Ask her 90 marry You and you
wil sonn kn0w how much als loves
FoA 90 10 ACT give her jswelrv un-
less you are snEaEed % marry her.
Books. nowern. candy are ahout the
unIy nrcapfahia rifta 10 q younr wom-
en- frtand. ca Year question r. an
'rsreo In Ne !
Dear MrH Thompson Cd tfayounE
man whom love and who e. in an
sthsr city writes very anectionnta
letters o. me. Il n proper for me 20
Nnawer them On the same msnner 90
Wow many times a week ought = boy
wFita 60 "a Eiri W he loves narT fgl q
am IT and he ia a. Are we too young
% - In lava7 co Would it be- wrnnE
fcr me Co Kiss him after ho has re-
furned from a three monthF viait
90 Should q bny always ank q rtrl II
~ wants a. take her anywhere az
Hhuu'd she tnn him where aha wants
% sol fu r. t a Eirra duty o. keep
nway from other fellows when che \.
m ieve with a boy but not enHnred
10 hlml F@rfTFn
% ~ not write anything that you
would not want read aloud % room
fun q people That o. always a. good
rule On writing any tind ~ q letter
- anybody. You can he friendly and
aiHcreet AZ TIRE same time Gn There
- no "ouNht %" in writing love Iet-
terra Hen write them a. often a. hs
ean. ca Neither ~ you ~ really ~
love yet 90 n you kius him When
Vpu are not euFaHed % him. be wu
have right to think that you bold
yuur kisses very cheap. tg So tEl
She must wait for hIm 20 invite her
CD ~ would he very unwiss o. give
az nh vcur boy friends IN such a case
Dear Mw. Thompson. 7 have been
keFpinE steady company with youna
nan VI CO. 3 era l8 When not n
~ company Z think "a great deal =.
f'm and otherwise not Please advise
re what o. 90. De By Jealous on ns
ard makes terrible threats. As taer.
har been ~ enEagemsnt between IA
tHaH the rIaE he givcn hachg
BLUE WwWs
Keep away from him ~ you dong
uke tp Dee with him You win neve,
he happy with Jealous man. Don't
hotife DE fhrrafH If an enraramsnt
lFoksn. taa rina should 30 returned
ucar Mra Thompson. am a Cir
81 ta. Z have been On this city ncariy
sve months and have no frieuda
should Hke 90 correspond with SONS
slice young man in some other city
tcrt know anyone. How can I starr
correapoudrnce
ORPHAN.
To.n a young peoples class lu d
shurch and be so pleasant and sweet
10 everybody that thoyu want % en-.
tits sou % be good friends with them
fnu miEht ioln a dancing class or r,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
ASK SENATOR
FLETCHER TO
TAKE ACTION
~ SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL
ASSOCIATION MEN, UNITED
STATES SENATOR'S AID m Loo
REMOVAL SOLICITED THROUGH
ARMY ENGINEER

The harbor and shipping committee
and the directors of the Pensacola
Commercial Associate have been in
tcrcsted Ca endoavorinF 90 secure tho
removal az dead heads and sunken loss
from the Pensacola hartur. ln regard
o. the subject che following letter has
been addressed % Senator Duncan q.
Fletcher hy The acting chief % enEi-
neera u the =. s. Army:
November ?. 1912.
Hon. y. T.. Fletcher.
Jacksonville. Fla.
-sir.
Referring ta YOUR letter dated Au-
gust a 1884, relative to complaint az
Leland J Henderson. secretary 90 tha
Commercial Association af Pensacola.
Fla- relative t0 damage o. the har-
Dor o. that place Ey che sinking "a
logs. Z have o. inform you that o. APP
pears from report "a the subject
dated October si. 1879. - the district
omcer. Mas Earl q Brown. Corrs o..
EnFinerra at Montgomery. Ala. ths'
such ohafructioua known us dead
heads." are understood to exist Ir
renECarula hlrhUr within "a certain
area and he proposes 20 require theu
removal hv the owners through adNcr.
tisomcnt in local paper should thH
action fan ~ providinE thc necessary
relief other means WIN De- adopted
Very respectfully.
fsiwncd) "a TAYLOR
I Lieut. Co. CorrH - Engineers
"ActinN CHIEF 20 Engineer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

they viii be provided with homes 10
live IN that viii be modern IN every
way. The fact that the homes for the
men win be similar 20 those recently
Fl. stcd BY the Tennessee Coal Iron
and Railroad Company management,
D. O. claimed. insurcs their perfect
convenience for the miners
A. "a the operation. u H announc-
ga that IA ever way the equipment
viii b. modern. The opening vii
cost a considerable amount % money
and the work viii 10 done with the
best and most efficient machinery. Mr.
Nelson said yesterday that every en-
rfEy would be expended 90 Eet ths
mine en- operation within six month";,
az the company was anxious % pro-
cure the tonnage and 90 other work
on the Bryan lands.
The visitors from Richmond. who
have been here several days viniting
Mr. Nelson. have been interested in
this district Cor years. They we're
here. however. primarily 10 take up
the Bryan Coal corporation develop
ment. which was scheduled % beGin
some time aEo. bat vas DELAYED ~
several developments.
The Industrial district has been very
much Interested Gen the proposed DE-
trIupmeuf ~ ths Bryan company. on
ac~ouut az ere very great value 81 the
IanlH and the known financial re-
auunsIbIufv 81 the men owning the
COMPANY % lH believed that az dcvel-
apmsuta are announced and completed
f mnpanv vii have contributed
ereatIy g. the general wealth 81 the
birmingham district
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Famous for Over
a Hundred Years

INVEN when French Market Coffee could be
had only IN the old French Market AZ New
Orleans, over hundred years ago, Il was
celebrated al over the South.
Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay and other IA
nous men Of olden times visited the French
Market to enjoy the rarely delicious beverage.
But now you all may serve Il daily on your
own table.
For the rare old French blend has been per
petuated By the French Market Mills and the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS process places genuine
French Market Coffee within the reach Of eli.
For Sale at Your Grocer's
Try Il once and you'll agree There is only
90 real old French Market favor"
The coffee with a history.
FRENCH MARKET MILLS
New Orleans Coffee Co. Lhl, PrOprietOrj
NEW ORLEANS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Any,
WOMAN DIES
OF PELLAGRA

jamie Burke. a nero woman, disd
a. her home In this city on November
~ ~ pellAgra, the certificate % her
death being nled b. Dr. w. G. Dew
berry with the city cierk lant week
The woman who was a native a
south Caroiina. died 81 No taa =.
a street and vas intsrred In Mag
noiia cemetery. she was 70 years oa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
Chilled, Ground and
Theoretically Sealed

NiRECT from the roasters. the coffee Is
chilled In a cold-air-blast machine. This
chilling closes the pores Of the bean, thus
preventing a single breath of the enhancing
aroma % escape ia the vapors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
French Market Coffee
1t Cannot Be

NOFFEE roasted the ordinary way e only
partially roasted. according % French
IDEALS. The French Market Coffee way
Is the scientific way. producing perfect roast.
Slowly-carefully-the roasting goes on until
eracft the right moment arrives
The slow roast reduces about 10 per cent
more weight man the ordinary roast
AT excess Of oil vanishes Yet the delicate
favor and aroma Is there. intensified and en-
HANGED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

better leave him alone. Men are iust
az apt 70 change their minds a. rirIs
are Don't you want 30 get him back
70 cut cut The other Eirlg
Dear Mrs Thompson. CD How can
remove ink from a linen dress ana
not take the color out7 90 How can
I remove moles from my facet tD
How late az night should q Elrl n arst
year high school study co should
3 SRI IN hrst year high school have a
beauT HIGH school. Girl.
CD Mia h the only thing that yin
not take out the color n IL slow
process. soak the spot In milk when
MIX dlscolors. renew milk and cen
unue until stain - Eons a. Some
times Il IL eanEerous 70 attempt 10
remove moles. would not Try 70 d
anything o. the sort A physician
could advise you. t5) Every Elri win
- better OF n she is IN bed by ten
O'Clock co No. Boy friends are en-
right but she Is too young Tor beau.
Dear Mrs Thompson. G1 Would u
De- proper 90 have a raEtime mas
querade party in our house, tal How
should the house be decorated. In
RAGS t5D what you'd BE- suitable 20
serve. not too expensive Ol How can
q good Administer rus be cleaned
JOY.
u n you mean what q called y
hard times party. I should think d
would be run. The guests dress In
any old thinE go You mIEht deco
rate che place o. ln1E like an oId
clothes shop. Have plenty w 1awe-a
and bright coolers #n make Dc cheerful
isi Serve ordinary rsfTesImtnts-
Fa udwlchsH cake. pickles eone@. etc.
Boa cid cracked dishes. wooden plates.
old bent knives. forks and spoons An
Old tablCgIufh or sheet fuu of holes
can De- used for the table Tsr ann
old piece ~ cloth Cor napkins in get
t1c dust out % the rug frrf with H
Enud beatiug. then lay 90 che nnar
and scrub with warm water ans Iagu-
arN soap with n iffis gasoline nr fur-
prutine added t1 ire water WIUr up
al soap Huis with r. clean ef.fn rnd
clear water
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Dear Mr. Thompson Uf While
.H ms vacation fhIa GUNNER 4 met
come real nice boys rlrE write lH
ORE -haald Q su.Eer .ar.r letters.
Mother taiuka not . can't &C., aur
harm iu o. q. D have 6 aaT friend
4 IKE very well EIa - from aHf go
town ANA would 1850 .H come Oh So
.H .Ul wT parents .".. .H Hw
.HIF l8 years e.I Hr"f. r.m HaH
l.i allowed SD H.r. company af .HH
EauEa lie wanted EH .a." .f o. could
Ist meet llm at l.s Cousins house
near my home should ue#T H.m
cd How can wHH. u" HyH.#EHs
Ions" tN We have q nH.eHfrr emo o.
married ugusu. she Ia.8 H t.at
Ehr1 We were Eu.rE en- place a.
-HaaEculeul fa UaH .r" #.r .n" aHH
would g. along With aa IH 100 HE.t Cor
90 o. s1 ngI wsIh auF married woman
besides Hur mothers I.H & have ..u
treCsira H1w can 2 raE. them uT-
go Want would He nice t1 Ei.e tro
blya fur Christmas
An. RIB
CD Z 90 not zee any harm In am
swer.nE friendly letters ln q friendly
p AZ. especially 10 mother reads zl tEr
..'trrs Ash your mother tr share your
lafreFru ln that way and per-
EHpa sEe VIII not OLDEST 90 To- not
meet hIm away from homo. mas dear
ruEEtat that be cali af year home
win he cousin. Then 10 tha guFs.n
inVites yau fo VISIT Bl her house 7 arm
sure vuur mother wll nor object 90
yrur arorrfiuE But uut ever thing
lp Co your mother sNr knows best
go You are npt O. .ujgre yelr ayea
81 trying 90 Improve the tTElashta.
a. little vaseliue carefully auplle1
might ha helpful CD ~ your mother
tainka the net xhhor would De "a suit
shie fhaperone. it would Ne a nice ere
ranEemrnt t5l Battle TIE face in hat-
feHmllE ts1 HaudkercEIefs. books.
t.rs. mgTlers perfume, brushes. tle-
holders Hh1e-Faek.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

almost impossible 70 set rid q dan
druff entirely. but keeping the hslr
and al combs and brushes eery clean.
Niii help a good deal Rub a little
bit % coal 81 on the scalp about
twice a week.
Dear Mira Thompson. I arm q
Eirl % ~ and not atronw. ! don't care
for houuew.irk nor shopwork. What
Kind Of work could I dog I haven't
e vefy good education and no oppor-
tunitv =. better it
GA young man % - loves me,
don't care for him any more than ]
would Cor any friend. lie IL bound
that ] should marry him On the near
ruture I hate % tell him that I cent
love him after having deceived him
FOR over two years. what shanl do7
u-You might try once work OF
sewing. m there Dr. any one thing you
can DO particularly well Esaks a ape-
cialty of q and Try % work up q 1T
ne business On g. sarie women have
made aprons and supported a family
with TIE money
f2l-Are you quite sure you don't
like him ven euouEh % marry him
II you are sure. however. 90 not mar
~ him ~ any means. Tel him that
ycur feelings have unaccountably
changed and you can think 81 hin
rev only a. friend.
Dear Mra Thompson. what vii
reduce thick. feshy neck7 II 4
mannish looking ard homely. Any
thing uEht around tho base hurts it
Ths muscles or veins in 'front.' are
thick fs sar and water good % re-
duce co Would 20 help 90 wear a
blFh colIar7 ANNIE.
a loose hiFh c.r viii not harm
bus beware 81 a tight collar. which
q very harmful
You cannot reduce ere size ~ ths
neck very much. bet YOU can make II
white and Smoother hy massagins
vita cold cream morning and nirht
Any o. the bonzoln lotions on me
market wil BE- Eood % apply. aftei
washing. Take deep breathing sxsr.
cises and learn % stand win youl
chest thrown out and your stomach In
After washing che neck with warn
water. dash cold water On az This
Nin make the flesh firm and healthy
On tone
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Quickly-by automatic machinery-th freshly
roasted, freshly ground, freshly chilled. delicious
coffee Is placed in tin cans. and Aeyvseffo4lly
ffalef
SO Il comes % your table as perfect as
when Il left the roasters--untouchcd By human
hands.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

Dear Mrs Thompson. u) am ter
rihiy Ora love win "a young lady who
Foea CD the same church I DO. she IL
twenty and I am twcnty-thrce. She
hna advantages over me in education.
wealth and social STANDING She
treats au the boys with poiitcness.
one az much az the other. she q not
TIRE least bit proud and dresses and
Gets quietly. Would 90 BE- right %
make advances toward one who b
superior in al waya7 N e.. would
t De right to ask her % share my
poverty and obscure social standing
aud Ignorance neElected 90 say
that neither ~ ua ever went wits
any other persons Z have no idea
what she thinks ~ me
60 Il my writinE good Or poorT
ANXIOUS.
% m you feel thar Won can always
be a clean. upright honest man. and
not drag a good woman into the
dress. ] see no reason why you should
not make advances o. this Rlrl Let
her decide. The right sort o. a girl
wants t8 marry the right sort % man
one who is manly rather than veal
Thy and who can make her happy even
~ be hasn't had a college education
CD Fairly good
Dear Mrs. Thompson. I went with
fellow four years. was engaged %
him about one year. I thought every
thing az him and be did 81 me. hut
he was Jealous and was inclined 20
ART some. and We auarrelsd most 81
the time lie ia going with another
giri now. but be always said he would
never marry anyone but me We have
broken up three times and vent to-
Rether again. Would 60 be right for
me o. try and have him back
TROUBLED
Do you want him back 50 you can
quarrel again I'm afraid you didn't
really care very much for him or you
would have restrained sour inclination
20 firt
II BE- 10 Foing with another Rirl.