davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

NEW NORk-Fedcrai authorities WIN
arrested william Rhodes here to-day.
say ~, ~ wanted In Pittsburgh Pa, for
me alleged misuse Of the mails in sue
cessfully dipping George Archer. Of Chi
'aE".' anc others. three successive times
LISbON.owing to the grave situa-
non caused by the general strike the
constitutions! guarantees have been sus-
pended and martial law has been pro-
claimed In the district of Lisbon.
SAN FRANCIScO-By an action filed
Euilliard. London newsboys. ~ Yeats
on, became contestant FOR a fortune
left by Dennis Hayes.
CAMDEN. y. Having been inform-
Sicklersville. that he was about To- re-
marry. Anna y. q. wilkins. TODAY enter
sr SUIT Tor acting as his housek..per for
I'lI4 weeks. Miss wilkins claims s344s
WASHINGTON-The proposal for :.
childrens bureau In the department OF
commerce and labor to investigate and
report In az matters affecting the vel
fare OF children. was debated In IN. sem
ate to-day. without action and will lie
voted upon between noon and o'clock
tomorrow.
NEW .YORK-Guy J. Major. former
] the New York club.
NEW YORK Norman T. Mack. chair
man or the Democratic national commit
zee. SAID today that IN" committee On
arrangements for tho national copv.n-
lion would meet in baltimore neat Mon
day morning.
PASADENA. 'al--''ase -. Gallery. Of
his winter home here
CHTCAGO-CharIe McC1,tn. n,r.d
~ violet Buehler I'm her story OF d.liu-
IuenCN. told Juvenile Judge Pfnckne...
was yeld today to the grand jury ind r
hondS OF $4,000.
| LONDON Florence St. John. The act
ress died to-day. Sh, was born In 1Ssl
ana had been identified with the stage
from the age OF II.
ST. PETERSBrRG-The Russian en-
Prror has granted "A pension To- tho
WIDOW OF Toistoi. who hereafter will re-
ceive 10000 roubles ts5.0ooJ annually.
DE- SATrR. II-whcn he attempted
10 10 WHIP his eighteen year old son. Roy
george LopocSe, was this morning sho
ana Instantly KILLED by the hoy.
SALoNlkI. European Turkey-An Of
iin1Sr anu I'VE military. policemen were
Killed by h"mh exploded at StrumltSe
about 50 miles from this city. last even
INK.
BoSToN-Robcrt l.. Clark. for twenty
years treasurer OF the Boston Stock Ex-
change, died To-day.
SAN Francisco Colonel Edward
How land Robinson Green. Of Texas son
OF Hetty Green. ~ New York. arrived
htte TO-DAY. heraIded as man who
wants 10 marry woman. not - clothes
AKRON. % wagon occupied by
w iIl'am ]. FERGUSON. a.. a butcher. and
marry Smead. -. q blacksmith. was
struck ~ - train here to-day and both
WEI. killed
GIBRALTAR King Georee and Queen
h"iy arr,'",i here to-day uu board tho
steamer Medina, which I~ bringing thorn
JACK 20 England from India. ul.r. the
h.ne ani queen were crowned emperor
ant empress.
LONDON Baron Stanno-. died lon.
TO-DAY FOL hi~ ssth year BE- wa nn. q
tH" most prom ncut British col.u.a. or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
NEW CHARTERS
Under Lave - West
Virginia
1T car =. YouHo.
Iatsii,xsnssr 1urs

Iatsiaxsncsr Bureau
Charleston ". Va. Jaa- %
The following charters have been
issued b. the secretary of state:
Blue Greek Royalty Company. Of
Charleston. W Va. TO drill for oil and
gas in Elk district of Kanawha coun-
". Authorized capital. $4,000. In.
corporators: J. +. Calllson. W. C..
Davisson. Spencer Pierson. Ira q.
Sayre and c. &. Wiley. all OF Charles.
ton.
Pinson Fork Coal Company. OF
Huntington. W. Va. TO mine coal and
manufacture coke in the state OF Ken.
tucKy. Authorized capital. $780, 00
lncorporators: \. r Bush, r NJ
Watts. 7. J. Bryan. Donald Clark and
IL. I. Vinson. all of Huntington.
Kansas City Rig Hippoirome Com
pany. OF Pittsburgh. Pa. to operate
places of amusement. Authorized
capital. $1,000. of which $1,000 has
been subscribed and paid. Incor.
porators: &. W. Mo.'ganstern. John
III. Preach. Samuel Levy. Walter :.
Lobingler and Chauncey Lobingier. all
OF Pittsburgh.
Firth Publishing Company. Of Rlue.
held. ". Va. 10 publish newspaper
and general job printing. Authorized
capital. $4,000 lncorporators: w. o..
Firth. William r. Ross. ID. T.. French.
o. +. St Clair and John d. French. all
OF Blueiield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
OHIO COUNTY CASE
Supreme Court Dismisses Case Of
Sp'ndier VS.. Hamilton When Il
Comes Up On Appeal.
ny CAL T. YOUNG.
Inteliigencer 3~reau.
Charleston. w. va- Ian IN

- Charleston, W. w. Jan. co.
The supreme Court of APPEALS this
morning handed down four opinions.
among them being the affirming Of
the lower court i'll the case of State
VS.. Gebhart from Nicholas county.
Gebhart is the man found guilty of
setting fire to his store for the pur.
pose OF getting the insurance. and
given an indeterminate sentence OF
from one to ten years
In the case OF Spindler vs.. Hamil.
ton. from Ohio county. the higher
court entered an order OF dismissal.
The points in the syllabus being:
Submission of a case in the ap-
pelate court does not bar a motion TO
dismiss II for lack of bills of exception
necessary to bring into the record the
subject matter of the assignments of
error"
"On discovery of such defect after
submission. The court viii dismiss the
case suo sponto."
The opinions handed down this
morning We're
BY PoffenbcrEer. Judge:
Spindler ". Hamilton. from Ohio
county. Dismissed
by Miller. Judge:
Neal Etc. vs.. The Hamilton Com
pany. from Roane county. Decree
reversed. bill dismissed.
By Robinson. Judge:
Fuller. TT Al. vs.. Edens. from Kama
wha county Affirmed.
Fly Williams. Judge.
State W.. Gebhart. from Nicholas
county. Affirmed
The court granted an appeal in the
case OF Thorn W. Barringer. from
Jefferson county, and granted writ
of error in the case Of Bower vs..
Continental Casually Company from
Mercer county. Bond of $1,000 being
furnished in the latter case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31

after being in the shop for a few
days undergoing repairs \ number OF
new wheels and new brake shoes were
placed IN the car. and the trucks w-r..
given general ovcrhlulIng
The wagon belonging 20 the ..duuai
Training school up b. Nhccun.
creek Was slightly damaged yesterday
morning when the horse attached 'u
- became frightened and coiidrd WITH
20 f"l' graph poi" near fhc II-- office,
Fred blade ~ Fnr.-' Ni.s. .- 70.
covering from recent iIa.--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
MURDER CHARGE
rs Placed AGAINST Lawrence Strike
Leader; Orc More Fatality In
Disorder

LAW RENE. Mass Jan Co
Charged with hcing AN accessory 4"
murder. Joseph J. l.;tor ot New York.
leader of tn" 2rcat t.NtIl. strike. was
arrested Joy officers ct the state police
just h'for. midnight
With Ia" exception of an early
morning "Uttr,ak when Slrian
striker. who was =" seriously injured
striker. John I:ami. who was - ser
i"usiy injured. tfat h, died tunigh;
"a; tn" hospital. TIA" trNtil.. strike sit
uLti"iu was quiet TODAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
ELM GROVE
Joseph McNiusky Fined for Violating
Compulsory School Law.
Other Items

Joseph Mcklusk.. of Gienwood.
was fined s: and costs by Justice OF
the Peace J. G. Marple. of Elm Grove.
last evening. Tor violating the com
pu!sory school law by failing TO send
his son to school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
Robert umphries,

VI the county hospital al ; O'Clock
Yesterday morning occurred the death
eli Robert Umphries. Sr. an aged resi-
dent OF this county. who has tor ~
past few years been making his home
near Roney's Point ON Saturday he
MAS stricken with paralysis Mr..
Imphries was ~ years old and is
survived by son and three daughters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
Special Meeting Tonight.

This evening in the Patterson town
hall special meeting OF council will
To- held To transact special business
and clos" up last years business and
accounts. The financial statement
will be- prepared. The recently elect
ed body viii take charge on February
LIST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
THAT TIGHTNESS
OF THE STOMACH
Caused by Formation Of Nauseous
Gases. From Undigested Food
Stopped ih Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet.
Trial Package Free.

When HOu feel - II YOUR stomach
was being tightly choked when the
pain Is intense and you break out in
Il cold and clammy Precipitation and
there Il lump IN your throat and
you are weak and nauseatcd all you
need * a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
10 clear away the wreckage OF undi-
gested food left in the stomach and
intestines and restore YOU 10 your
normal self again. and this can all
be accomplished within few mo
meuts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31

moth one and only n visit to II will
convey any idea OF the magnitude oil
the work
At noon yesterday work was sus-
pended. and the workmen boarded spe-
cial cars on the City Railway line and
were taken to the First United Pres.
byterian church. where an elaborate
dinner was served by the ladies' OF
several churches. and here the men
again got busy and ate ravenously or
tIe good things provided for their
consumption. This concluded, ". @.
Alexander. who ofilciated as toastmas-
ter. called on a number OF those pres
ent for addresses. J. II. Spcice. fore
man OF the work: Charles r Lawyer.
\. i. GIL and others made brief ad-
dresses. and then came the trip back
10 the tabernacle in special cars pro
vided gratis by the City Railroad com.
pany. and the work on the structure
was resumed.
All Classes Represented.
feature OF the work yesterday
was the action OF the officials of the
wheeling Stamping Company. who
sent 30 OF their employees down TO
~ork on the structure and 50 more
VIII go down to-day. The workers on
the tabernacle represent all classes
or society and range in age from Is
to 40 years. Those in charge of the
work are most enthusiastic over the
progress made yesterday and all in
dications point 20 the big structure
being completed inside OF the four
day limit.
The first OF the semi.weekly prayer
meetings throughout the Greater
Wheeling district were held last even.
Ing, some lJ2 in ali. and they were
all well attended and much good ac.
complished In each district another
meeting Will be held Friday evening
the announcement OF which will be
made later
Street Car Lines COOPERATING.
The street car lines are cu-operlftuc
with the committee IN the work and
special ears on both Tho cry railway
line ami the Wheeling Traction com
pauy are a. ih" disposal al Nj. Gal
and hi- workers ~ any time
T".ta. -I~ workers IN tho t9ber
rac'" 1919 p" ~"rt I'd with 70 dtun>r
go me second Presbyterian church d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
large Sale Of Tickets.

very large sale OF tickets is re-
ported Tor the lecture to be delivered
by secretary OF state stuart +. Reed
tomorrow evening in the Film Grove
High school auditorium. under the au-
spices of the High school lecture
course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
I'VE Have Got the Devil on the Rum
BUILDING The
TABERNACLE

View showing the ini-
iial work on the Sunday
Tabernacle yesterday.
The building will be en-
closed by this evening.
and IL is expected that
the work viii be COM
pleted within the four
day limit. Over two
hundred men were at
work yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31

Promptly at = o'clock YESTERDAY
morning an army OF Workmen started
on the erection OF the Billy sun
day tabernacle on the Twenty sixth
street play grounds. and when they
ceased work I'm the evening almost
unbelievable progress had been made.
All the framework had been complet-
ed by evening. and portion OF the
building enclosed. Close to 200 men
We're engaged on the work throughout
the day. and al one time by actual
count there were POS.
Joseph II. Speice. of Erie. Pa. a
carpenter and Sunday convert. Is
IN" foreman in charge OF the building.
ana u" was extremely busy yesterday
Keeping his army of men at work and
hndinG work for the willing workers
10 do without interfering with other
workmen.
Some idea Of the amount OF work
done yesterday can be- gained from the
tact that the Wheeling tabernacle is
IN" largest ever built for "A SUNDAY
m'etlnE with the exception of the ones
al spokane. Wash. and at Toledo. o..
ana this latter WAS but very little
larger than the on" now under con.
struciion. The building is PIG feet
long and 100 feet wide and Will ac-
commodate about 5000 persons wnen
completed. An equally large number
or Workmen l. expected TO be on the
job to-day and by evening it il hoped
TO have the building enclosed and un.
der roof. The plumbers have their
pipes and fittings on the ground. ana
today Will commence the work OF DID.
Ing the building and setting up the
stoves. iarg. number OF cinders are
being hauled into the enclosure. ana
these will he placed on m" lower side
oi the tabernacle. so that the seats
can De- built up on an incline. giving
all
View Of the Rostrurr.
The work 81 hauling th" lumber for
the seals and 'hc platform was start.
"d yesterday afternoon. and aiI viii
b" delivered VrhIu go. required pr
.oi The platform WII h. sufficiently
iarr' CD accommodate. over srn ana
Ni. Include 90" u..fui,.r- c. fhr choir
'I" representatives. 90 -.. press arf
. Nif ti.t. I' --r...'.sa i- g mann
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
Board iaeetinq.

IT," regular monthly meeting OF
The county board OF commissioners
was held yesterday afternoon at the
county lniirmary. near Elm Grove
and the most important business
transacted Was tho audit of bills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
Monthly MEETING.

The January meeting OF the Bessie
Shaw Mission Band OF the Stone
church will be held this evening al
the home of Miss Julia Atkinson in
Linton addition. followed by "A social
session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
Improving Alleys.

Work was started yesterday by
Messrs ltutan and Hazelett. pro-
pr,etors of the Elm Grove bowling
alleys. on improving the building and
ALLEYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
Bible Class MEETING.

The monthly session of tho Mems
Adult Bible class of tho Stone church
sunday school will be- held Friday
evening al tho Office OF Dr. Wilbur
tei-cler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
Killed by Policeman

PAIMERTON. Pa. Jan 30.-John
Shumcck was shot and instantly Kill.
ed here early today while resisting
arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31
THIRD CONVICTION
IN Msrtinsbure 6ootlessine Trials
Sold 100 600 Bottles OF Beer in
Soft Drink Places.

SPED al Dispatch TO the Inteliigencer
MARTINSBURG. W. Va. Jan. 60
The third conviction for the ILLEGAL
sale Of liquor IN the Circuit court
today when the jury in the case of
'haries \. Westenhaver. prominent
restaurant keeper. returned a verdict
81 guilty after celebrating ten min
Gtes. Fifty witnesses testified and
IL was shown by the railroad agents
that Wcstenhavcr had received since
inc town went dry last July twcnty-
seven thousand bottles Of beer and
lively" thousand bottles OF whiskey.
which he was charged with having
sofa without a license Thus far N
mas been shown that three keepers
o. SOFT drink establishments here, re-
criN"d and presumably disposed of
ABOUT one hundred thousand bottles
81 beer and twenty-five thousand hot
ties 90 whiskey during thu five months
pr, ii"us To- the Wholesale rates I'm
Deco mbcr Two NOR cases of a Ike
nature remain 10 be- tried All the
eases viii b" appealed to the state
SuIT, M court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31

Never in my expert
ence. in advance of Mr..
Sunday. have I Witnessed
such enthusiasm as I have
found in Wheeling. We
have got the devil on the
run. and right now you
are having a greater re-
vival in Wheeling than
you have had in the past
twenty years"
A. =. Gill. advance
agent Off Billy" Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31

'n~half the world has an eve open
Tor chance 20 do the other half.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-31

Look out for the sharp edges % The
man Who boasts 81 beng square
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-22
MANY SETTLERS
GOING TO MEXICO
Finding Homes on Pacific
COast-Vice President
SuareZ Entertained.

Guaymas. Mex, Jan. &c. S. Rob
erts. has returned to HermOsillO from his
home in Oakland, Calf. He is assO-
ciated with J.. P BurfOrd in the real
estate business in HermOsillO He re-
ports that a party Of hOmeseekers will
leave Chico, Calf, arriving IN HermOslllO
about the last of January. Mr.. BurfOrd,
who was in Guaymas yesterday, states
that in his opinion there never was a
time when as much interest was being
manifested IN the states toward the re-
public of Mexico, and especially the west
coast Nessrs. BurfOrd and Roberts have
Just sold 1900 acres of land near Her
mosillO which the purchasers viii sub
divide at once Mr.. BurfOrd leaves Her
mOsillO next Sunday evening for San
Francisco. and intends bringing a party
Of land buyers back with him
Dr.. Fernando 0caTanza of Guaymas,
has been appointed lOlhl surgeon OF the
Southern Pacific railroad of Mexico.
T. VerdugO, J. D. Castor, FilOmlno
I oaiza. Alexandra Lacey. NJ. =. Garlic,
Carlos Rhodes. NJ. Y. LOaiza, LUIS Hostel
ter. AdoIfO Ruiz and Ralnoa de Negn
were among those who came from Her
mosillo on the excursion yesterday.
Vice president Jose Maria Pine SuaTez
has been the guest Of Guaymas, arriving
on the steamer General Guerrero. lie
was met at the landing by a large party
of Guavmas business men, At 1 o'clock
banquet was given to the state and city
officials. ST. Suarez made speech
from the Palacio Municipal, and the
school children sang the national hymn
In the evening a full dress ball was
given at the hotel Almada- Vice presi-
dent Suarez and party then left for Ie-
pic to attend the inaugural ceremonies
in connection with the opening OF the
line of the Southern Pacific of Mexico.
z. f. Partridge. chief clerk in the tTaf-
fic department of the Southern Pacific
lines in Mexico, has returned from San
Francisco. accompanied from Tucson by
Mrs Partridge
L. f. Thompson, of the Cullacan Land
company. passed through the city en-
route south. returning from a trip TO
Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-22
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Brothers Sailors Service Of Uncle sam Complain
Eeer-Do-Wels Of Streets Are More Respected.

- zHAVE four brothers who are
sailors in the service OF Uncle
= sam They are all wei educated,
lovers Of home, mother and sister. in
short are perfect gentlemen, whom any
girl would be proud of owning as
brothers
II have a fifth brother who is also
well educated who, Ike many others
has put his education to no use He
is the kind who lounges on our street
corners and frsquents the many pool
parlOrs Of our city, the kind who live
on their mothers money who never
work and the kind who cause many
q mothers heartbreak, still he Is more
reEDeered than nv brothers who wear
the uniform Of Uncle Sans navy, and
who serve dear Old Glory for four
years.
1T seems as if the public despised
the boys who are trying to DO their
duty in the navy. Why is it2 VIII
you write on this and viii you please
try TO remind the people that our
American blue jackets live for US,
fight for US and would willingly die
for Us were there such need
The complaint Of the young woman
who writes this letter IS something Of
e SURPRISE as I know and have known
many nice sailor lads who seemed to
be social favorites in their circle.
The navy is an excellent school for
young boys II they have been taught
any right moral ideals at home. They
learn system. order. cleanliness, indus
try, pE0mptness, obedience and patience
IL the four years at sea And all these
things are strong foundation timbers
IN the structure Of character.
1t Makes for Character.
have known a worthless ne'er do
Wen boy who was the despair Of his
parents and teachers, to return from
four years in the navy, g sensible
Young man, ready to settle down 20 a
business career, and to be a model
husband, father and citizen Any sys- {
this for our boys should be held in
high esteem.
The life Of a sailor is one which I
calls forth the very strOn gest traits ]
IN the nature Of man It necessitates Z
the use Of the entire mental and physi J.
cal eqipmenti for there are all kinds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-22
EuswA~

thinking Of buying one of yure cars.
The only thing am in doubt about. Pa
sed, is how the car viii stand up in
WintTy weather. I was thinking you
mite talk Us out for a whirl
I wud with pleshur, sed the fat man,
only I have no time. I viii be glad to
see you here any time Come aggenn
& bring yure family.
That is some fellow. sed Pa, some
class I dident like him vary much,
sed 9ia. he kept looking at me all the
time kind of fresh. Lets 90 hoam.
No. sed Pa Pa west oaver to a 9th
er salesman & sed, Here is my card.
am DESTROYS Of purchasing a car. Fine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-22
Says .. S. Navy Is Excellent
School for Boys.

OF climates to meet, all kinds Of dis
agreeable duties to perform, and all
Kinds OF men TO encounter as superior
and petty officers
The small officer on a ship is some
times an intolerable being, who fears
the difference between his position and
that Of the blue jacket viii not be
marked, unless he assumes airs of i'm
pOrtance and superiority. And the blue
jacket must submit to these airs and
hold his peace. And by so doing he
VIII grow in the power of self control
Lack OF Moral Ideals.
All these experiences fit him for a
better citizen later in life
The one obstacle in the path OF the
sailor lad, as he sets out on his career
IS where he suffers from lack of moral
ideals.
If he has been allowed to grow into
adolescence without knowing the dan
gers which attend uncontrolled sex i'm
pulses If he has not been taught the
awful physical punishments which come
TO the first second and third genera
lions Of men and women who are
prOm1scuOuSly self indul gent in these
relations (meant for the highest uses).
and If they have not been instructed
in the chemical effects of strong drink
on the brain and constitution then the
sailor boys do indeed often become
shame and a disgrace to their fami-
lies and the nation
Were the loyal sister of the four
fine blue jacket brothers TO travel
about the earth, and land in many
ports. she would understand how much
Of the Ill report attached TO sailors
originates
Were she to see and hear the drunk
en- reveiry Of ships crews which 20
ashore after many weeks at sea, she
would find the darker side Of the
shield which presents only its golden
color TO her through her good and
brothers.
All honor indeed to such sailor lads
as these. And may all our blue
jackets. everywhere in all ports of the
world where they may land deserve
such praise as this good sister bestoWs
on her good brothers.
All honor 10 the mother who bore
them.
Copyright 1912. by American-Journal-
Examiner).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-22

my own sistem- 7 am going TO fix It so
that you & me & littel Bobbie can have
q nice long ride tOnite, & all for moth
ing Keep off, now, sed Pa, & doant
worry me.
Z cud see all the time that Ma dident
want to so to the ottOmobeel show, but
she thOt it was better, I guess, TO be
neer Pa downtown than to be uptown
a. be far away from him, so we all
went
All the way down town IN the sub
way Pa was telling US how he had il
fixed up for US to git a nice long ride
I VIII so about it this way, sed Pa
I win walk rite up to one Of them