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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-31
CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY
HElo DEMONSTRATION.
BE street. Parade ard spsaLins Pro,
srsn Fsstsrsd T~sntisth
AnniVersary.


Yesterday afternoon a PROCESSION
led by a brass band OF 80 pieces and
about five hundred men In line. mem
bers OF the First Catholic Slavish
Union. National SlaVish Society. F,al-
con Gymnastic Society, Seryfan Mon
tenegro societies and many Polish So
cieties from Wheeling and Benwood
principal stree and back to the
club on Forty-second and McCulloch
street where an appetizinE dinner
was served.
The afternoon meeting was purely
patriotic and was held in celebration
OF the twentieth anniversary Of the
founding OF the National Slavish So
ciety. which Is the largest Slavonic
union I'm IN world. The purpose OF
this society rs not only to be OF help
To the members I'm time OF sickness
and death. but IL Is the idea OF edu-
eating the members I'm tn morals
and character OF the true American
citizen. Each member OF the club
within five years after joining the
club. The members are educated in
Americanized ideas and 60 be loyal
To the flag. There was also n flag
dedication at which time a large
American flag was presented TO the
society. DIR. ". Gaydosch Of this city.
and Albert Mate OF Braddock Pa,
were the principal speakers and they
words Of praise and with inspiring
intelligence told the members Just
how TO become a loyal citizen TO
the flag.
Following the afternoon session. an
elaborate supper was served in the
dining rooms and was followed by
an evening Of dancing in the spacious
auditorium. Profe ssor John Bren-
koch Of Wheeling director Of the
Gypsy orchestra OF this city rendered
an excellent program Of patriotic
music. Tho dancing was the feature
OF the evening.
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FEE BESIEGED
- nes-s ~ho sr.sk Th-sssh wall 81
CITY ~ Fishs. 81 Wee
Repsissd-

PARIS. MAY 3o.-FeE. the Moroccan
capital. r. practically surrounded By
hostile Moors. according % wireless
advices received BY the French gov
eminent from General t.yautey French
resident governor. uader date % May
20.
General Lyautey says the situation
continues serious.
on the afternoon Of May g the
general reports the Arabs again fought
their way within the walls OF the city.
but the French troops. who had been
under arms almost incessantly for
hve DAYS. quickly repulsed them. The
Arabs left thirty dead on the field
and undoubtedly carried Off many
more. The French lost five soldiers
killed and 3 wounded. In the course
Of the earlier lighting the French
casualties numbered 90 wounded
The Sultan OF Morocco had shown
signs OF being panic stricken. hut has
become treasured since he finds that
the population OF Fec Is not joining
the attckors.
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BENWOOD
ST. Johns outinq.

On June 81 the annual picnic OF the
St. Johns school will be held at
Wheeling park. Special cars will be
chartered to take the students TO and
from the resort. The affair will be
held in honor OF the closing day of
the school. The outing promises TO
be the best ever given by the school
and an excellent program is being
arranged. including a baseball game
and many amusing athletic stunts.
The orphans picnic will be held at
the park on the same day. There will
be no graduates at st. Johns school
this year.
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POISON is
RAPIDLY CURED
GREAT SUCCESS OF UNITED DOC.
TORS TREATMENT FoR BLOOD
POISON SHOWN.
a woMAN's STATEMENT.
An Illinois LADY Tells Results Of the
wheeling United Doctors
Ar4hod.


Blood poisoning il without doubt
one OF the most dreaded OF all dis
eases regardless IN what form II may
happen TO be. The quick OF gradual
effects OF blood poison makes the brav-
est recoil from any blood disease and
its effects. Each person afflicted with
disease or ailment lives in hopes
that some one. some place. some time
will be able to cure them-but to Of.
ten. as in Mrs. Ida Schriver's case. or
binary methods of treatment fail TO
accomplish results and this hope OF
cure lessons until the sick person
Is beyond seeing the ray Of light
ahead-which 10 them means
Health"
Mrs. Schriver, who lives at 6i7 Main
street. Streator.- lady OF promL
hence, and known for her integrity.
had almost this experience and open.
ly acknowledges that her present san.
ity, II not her life. is due to the quick
relief given her by the United Doc
tors. the expert specialists who have
their Wheeling institute in the McLain
building. at ~ Twelfth street. near
the corner OF Market street. The fol-
lowing Is Mrs. Schriver's statement:
To the Public-'I wish to make a
statement as TO the wonderful results
that ! received I'm a remarka bly, short
space OF time from the United Doc.
tors. The United Doctors system OF
medicine really did wonders for me,
for with one weeks treatment ! felt
entirely different and the second
weeks treatment made me so we'll 1
was able to do a good days work
and feel that I am getting stronger
each day. / never expected such re.
lief and especially in such n short
space Of time. 7 think the United
Doctors system OF medicine is won.
derful."
(Signed)
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FRIEND or PRESIDENT
CALLED ~ DEATH

CHICAGO May go Jackson Cor.
don. negro. f2 years old. employed %
o. messenger Tor rs years in the o.
fco of Tho board Of assessors. end who
Del ss'd 'o have had o. personal or.
0IainianrH with more prominent mcn
IN public Ire thnn any other member
of his race died today
Among The men whom ho counted
aa DIS personal friends were Iamet g
blaine. PRO. .dcrfa james A GARFIELD.
Rutherford U Hayes ncriamin Har.
rEnr and William Mckinley MAYOR
Carter 20 Harrison. the senior. and
Alexander Graham Ue1 and score
o' governors and other officials
llo attended uiuo Republican nation.
ai conventions as an usher
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from Wheeling to spend Decoration
day With his mother, Mrs. George W.
Stocking.
Or. W. r. Stewart left today for
iittsburg on short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. + G Blsh returned
last night from Pittsburg where they
have been attending the conclave.
Henry Gilmore left yesterday for
points down the river on business.
Mrs. George =. Clayton OF the south
side Will leave Friday for Cleveland
and other points in Ohio where she
VII. visit relatives and friends for a
week.
Mrs. Nellie or left today for Wal
lace. W. Va, where she was called
~ the death OF her husband
Hiss Beulah Henshall left today
or l'uckhannon. W. Va. where she
vill visit relatives.
Mrs. }. s. Henderson returned to-
cay 10 her home at West Milford,
q.
Ralph Thompson left today for An
tioch. -, 10 visit his father.
Frank Cassis Of the south side left
today for Farkersburg where he will
spend he day visiting friends.
Mrs. Frank Minnermyer left this
morning for Nehs. o.. where she will
visit friends for a few days.
II. g Moore left today for his home
in M.dllebournc.
u. a. Sybert OF Marietta. o.. is in
the city today or business
+. Ksllar returned yesterday
from Biue Creek. W. Va.
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McMechen Briefs

Regular prayer services was con.
Quoted AZ the Church 81 God yester.
day evening
Many. local people spent yester.
day az Wheeling Park.
Mrs.sJ y. Davis and son. Donald
eft yesterday for Baltimore, where
they will visit friends and relativer
for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mellott and
sons. will leave today for Baltimore
after spending the past few DAYS
with friends and relatives in this
city
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SISTERSVILLE
sIsTERsvnLE. W. Va. May 30

SISTERSVITLE. W. Va. May 90
SiStersvill" base ball team beat the
strong McMechen team on the Pa
den Park grounds by the score 81 2
- I. Peterson and Goodwin and
short stop Hines were the bright
shining stars % the home team. Pit
cher Peterson had the visitors at his
mercy throughout the entire game.
The Wheeling Provision team ~
Wheeling. W. Va. VIII play al Paden
Paris Surday.The score:
NJ Mcchen .....0 o. OOO0O 0-1 4
Slstersyille ..-.i s 90 o. o. 10 .
Batteries. SistersvilIe. Peterson and
Goodwin. McMcchen. Brennemen and
Bell Two base hits. Goodwin struck
out. Hy Peterson. 8 By Rrarnemen. ,.
Base on balls orr Peterson. /. or Bren-
Domcn. Q. Attendance. 800. Time OF
game. ] 20 Umpire. Hart.
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for The Slate and the Ring or are YOu for Independence?
TO The REPUBLICAN VOTES OF OHIO COUNTY.

The following some OF the
county
The candidates for the
We ASK the question
proposed combine'
Republican, They all o high business
h or good character They
g. ana oce seekers They have Of them
cent the tesi citizenship o. This
COMMITTEE FOR INDEPENDENT CANDIDATEs
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si.tersille Briefs.

Mrs. W. 2. Dorm of ST Msrys Is in
tho city visiting relatives and friends.
John Huffman l'ft today for Woods
field. -. 20 visit for n short time.
Mrs. Charles Talbot returned to-
DAY from Marietta, o., where she has
been visiting.
Howard Hunter loft last night for
where he will be employed IN the oil
fields.
4 ~. Scott az Marietta. o.. arrived
iu the city on "A short business mis-
sion
George -. Stocking returned today
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Work on New Bank.

Work is progressing rapidly on the
new Bank OF Benwood building. and
81 will be ready for occupancy in
about sixty days The foundation has
been completed. and work has been
commenced on the walls and the brick
work on The vaults. The building
VIII be three stories and is 10 he one
or The finest small banking houses
in the Ohio Valley.
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Mammalian Club

The Honorable &. W. Dillon. Re-
publican candidate for governor Of
this state. made an address last eve
ming at the Metropolitan club on
Main street. About ninety club mem
hers were present and heard the ad-
dress. Mr.. Dillon was followed by
Allan H. Robinson. Ault Holmes al
so spoke. The meeting was attended
by Professor Rainbow. Thomas San
ders and Morris CARPENTER. promin-
eut among the colored people OF this
civ
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STATE HOUSE
GOSSIP.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. May 3O.-Two
charters have been issued by the sec
rotary 81 state. one OF them being TO
the Ozark Bauxite Company. OF
Pittsburg. Pa. with chief works TO be
located IN the safes OF West Vir-
ginia ana Arkansas for the mining OK
coal and petroleum and natural gas.
Authorized capital. s25, Incor-
portors. W. u. Beecher, :. r. Kelly.
". X Young. J. NJ. Holiday and
George J. Wolf all OF Pittsburg. Pa.
The UPLAND Orchard Company OF
Paw Paw, W Va, to plant orchards
in Morgan county. West Virginia.
Authorized capital. $4,000. Incor
porators J. {. McKown and J.. r.
Nixon, OF Paw Paw. W. Va; G. W.
McKown. g. c. Grove and L. 2. Mil
Ter Of Martlnsburg. W. Va
According 10 the number OF H.
censes issue there are 2.352 auto
mobiles owned in the state OF West
Virginia
Mrs Reed. wife or Secretary OF
state Stuart F. Reed. who underwent
IN operation week ago. while still
LcT.Cusly 81 Is somewhat improved
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To Deliver Special Sermon.

The Rev. DR.. s. X. Arbuthnot. IL
Wheeling. will deliver the sermon at
the Benwood NJ. f. church on next
Sunday in commemoration OF the
homecoming event It IS expected
that the church services will be large
~ attended. not only by the regular
church-goers. but by the aged mem
bers and those who now live away
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ideas" HAVE A GOOD
DEAL TO DO WITH
CLOTHES

The designer as we'll as the
tailor IS factor in clothes.
making The workmanship may
be al right the fabrics en- right.
the prices al right-but unless
the designer vas a man of sensi.
BE clothes-ideas the suit is lack.
ing IN class
Some o. these Suits nov on ex.
hibition vill illustrate to aH rar.
ticular dressers The real mcar,7g
o. class applied % apparel
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To Give Social

The +. a Torrents brotherhood
and the Ladies Aid society Of the
First VI. +. church are making pre-
parations for their weekly social 10
be held on Saturday evening at the
brotherhood hall. ~ the corner Of
Seventh aud Marshall streets. All
are cordially invited 20 attend
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largest peeerations

This town was never more beau
ufully and profusly decorated in old
glory as yesterday in honor Of those
who fought that this country might
not be divided. Hundreds OF flags
Of all sizes we're 70 be seen in ALI
public streets. while dozens OF
lawns carried large American flags
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MRS. IDA sCHRIvER.


'lt r. MAIN 81. StreatOr, III.
Any one suffering from any blood
disease or any disease Of the nerves.
heart. liver. kidneys bladder. spine.
including rheumatism. paralysis. cpl.
lepsy, catarrh. deafness. stomach trou.
bles. rectal troubles. gall stones.
goitre. dropsy. neuralgia. asthma. etc.
cannot do better than 10 consult the
United Doctors in their Wheeling in.
stitute at ~ Twelfth street.
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MECHEN
Town Was Deserted.

Early This morning and continu-
Ing up until noon all north bound
Wheeling cars were fleed with local
residents 10 witness the big Mem.
orial day parade az Wheeling. The
local people visited the many GENE.
teries in the Wheeling districts.
where sleeps scores OF soldiers
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Wheeling yesterday to witness the
Memorial Day parade.
The Luther League OF St Mat
thew's church will give a strawberry
festival next month.
Miss Clara Barcus. OF New Mar.
tinsville, Is visiting here
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My! How bad a person looks
with a tooth missing in front.
There's no reason for any one hav-
ing bad teeth Of any description.
II your teeth arc out OF shape, call
and let US examine them - we'll
charge YOU nothing for the cx-
animation and II they need stten-
ton, VIC will name 50 reasonable r
price that youll be sorry you put
% on so long Do u nowl We
extract teeth without pain. Where
YOU have two or more teeth in
either jaw, VIC can. with the Al
ycolar Method. restore all that are
lost without the use Of plates or
old-fashion bridge work. All work
is guaranteed. Instruments ster.
ilized az the chair
Gold crowns. $500 10: poree-
lain and enamel crowns. made
plates. $500 ~; fllings, SOC up.
AT plates guaranteed not TO drop
in the mouth
Office Hours g A. N. 20 o p.
" Sundays. 10 A. N. 70 4P. NJ.
Lady attendant.
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ror Committeeman 20 Larr. Or. =. n.
Buuyard.

fHHsr ra ruling ~ me Republican
H'.f. .Hr.H ..fIr. f"HUU I.IH|rf Commit.
falmfu a. Inrse Hff f. Hf chosen 3D..
DO Hf.I..Hrl if tho candidate from
ohio County Ir EI.IIEarH .a "a rrI.
'f....r.. W.r nj COOL Htfrf.rE Ifr rHH
.f..f..fI Tor man.. years fr ohio
count. HrI Ia 'H .nHr.HuuaIv er.rraf.I
.. 'Ir frrrrarr fHfIga fH.nHaI mon az
.rfH..r Nref F.rsIuIH fsr fHIH position
Iir ..H never Ir|1 office
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from Benwood. This evening the reg.
ular quarterly conference meeting
viii be held az the church. Only rou-
tine matters will be taken up.
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n ". Stratton. Of Warrington. was
visiting relatives here yesterday
Hundreds N local people went 10
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many Of whom graves were decor.
ated with flowers by McMecheu
people.
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The best some people can do IL to
express somebody else's opinion.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

,over been part of life. I've only been an educator
~ a narrow routine. I've had my board and few
hundreds year. I've had no parents, no sisters no
brothers no knowledge of what home is. No woman
oan do without home. My soul has yearned for it.
want a place where | can walk through rooms and
oorls and rooms and call them mine; where can pick
III the flowers | want from garden and put them into
U sorts of Jugs; where | take books from shelves
nd leave them scattered tables where | can see
Sne linen on mahogany, and order meals and invite
nice people to eat thenl-people who don't know a
word of Frcnch!' She broke of suddenly with laugh
that had tears in it.
Excuse me. meant to be business like, and I've
only, been mclodramatc. That wasn't my cue. But
Iad 10 show you why too couldn't throw away much
none without a thought. When you asked to meet
me i seemed impossible; but had to see what YOU
Ike before | made up my mind to go back to French
iays and LAYING away ten dollars at time to keep
{ro1n starvation in my old age
Harcy had heard her story his feet At its end he
.,,-ncI TO her gravcly. Il think your case is more
ey;gcn, than mine In view of the existing circum-
e.a9,cs DO YOU think YOU make up your mind to
or coffee for me out of my mothers for the next
tb;rtv wears or So-Anne Chishom?"
For the first time in their strange interview the
woman flushed hotly She covered her feeling with her
Cui.t smile. I'll promise the cups shall be always
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

as quick of comprehension of his haf-utcred whimsi
calities. Slowly friendship without strain grew up
between them, a laughing camaradere that kept them
to the surface and did not touch the deeper things Of
life.
HARLEY watched Anne face one morning as she sat
IL behind his mothers urn, making him cup of most
delectable coffee. For they were alone Her fit
ness for her surroundings struck him anew her expan
sion of spirit and nature since she had been released
from bonds.
He tried rather cusly to put his feeling into words;
but he was not much used to dealing with sentiment in
the open and driven back under his cover Of
hafndifferent jeSting.
Anne laughed at him. "Don't pity me. That life
has gone forever, and all my days now are in green
pastures. wasn't wholly fair either when described
my college life was hot against it, and all spontaneity
had been ground out of me. told the very worst:
Plenty of the girls weren't stupid and liked lots OF
them. | was happy enough
"Are you happier now?' asked Harley.
"Yes," she answered, with quick, shy glance.
$50 am |" said Harley slowly. Il have found some
thing had supposed Utopian, home and it's even
nicer than it said to be-"
at is worth living years without things to realize an
ideal finally" said Anne. "That makes me think. The
Continued page II
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THE FLYING EMERALD
BY MARY STEWART CUTTING

know that this paper tells the truth. I can't tell why,
but feel it,"
we must run a terribly large risk to have such a sum
ocredin payment And what guaranty had we that the
reward would ever be paid and by whom But Pauline
said "Fate has strangely thrown a chance in way,
Jerry; let us grasp it with both hands.
SO it decided though against my better judg-
mcnt This the first Of February. Well, we ought
to be able to hold the jewel for two days.
We went wandering over the house looking for the
perfect hiding place. Our bare little rooms seemed
pitiaby open to research We tried to take up plank
under one of the homemade rugs and succeeded in
chipping off the wood while the board remained inn
did not seem to invite Inspection and the ground out
side was frozen. But when made up the fire an in
spiration seized wrapped the gem in paper, car
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hot, she answered Then she held out her hand with
the frank reserve that was her charm.
Harley took and held it. Il believe you may trust
me, he said almost gently. Then his manner took on
ITS usual insouCance, he turned to the electric bell
Shall we call our sun dried chorus to jog back
through that green door and congratulate us he asked
Truhtt delivered his formal congratulations, and es-
corted the pair to the elevator. He only legal as
he bowed his farewell but the human grin of genial
interest crept his face again as he turned away
A NNE CHISHOLM'S wedding announcement
brought shock to all Harley Grange friends He
had found heress coured her and married her before
his world had even heard Of her existence. But the
world it knew her found her very charming.
The home was, by choice Of both, in the country.
All through the spring it knew unending succession
of guests. Both were happy. Anne filled her rooms
with flowers, and covered her table with all that was
beautiful of linen and silver and china. Harley in his
placid enjoyment of life, his friends smoked his
tobacco and drove his motors over smooth country
roads, felt Annes presence at the head of the table
an added for his deep and hearty content with
a home in which to rest his travel-weary legs home
that cage but always a refuge.
Except as one among many Harley. saw little Of
Anne. When they were occasionally alone he found
her perfect comrade sympathetic with silent moods
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rTvs So utterly unexpected, ncongruous incredible,
/ O~ .rlv mail that morning was a small sealed pack
i v. which | brought from the village and tossed
o,r. p,nc as she stood by the table washing dishes
IN r.' water; for we had no maid, and | was still a
movie, r the art Of tending fires. We had been married
on, ,. weeks and had come to this cheap little fur
,st .. stage fifty miles from town. where knew
b,ly ... where there beautiful, undulating
s.r + If sea coast for me to transfer to and
earn enough money to live somewhere else We had
f~u. trt., Is and scant funds, but plenty of hope
a r.-. for me-" she said, gladly leaving her dishes
q, ... and sit on the arm of my chair. 81 did not
know r.a had given our address to anybody but Mr..
~, . probably one Of Taviston's jokes" said.
aY..n .rI lozcngcs inside"
Tits. Joke" she replied. "Lool at the paper" She
was a.~ng layers Of it. Stupid thing! Yes there's
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

something hard inside. Come
ont. v....eoryouarc," She shook
the paper vigorously, and what
look. r... I'm enormous emerald
ra..- down among the coffee
cups .r the table, and we both
-W... wonderful imitation"
sail J. Heavens, how it
~. its beautiful" said Pau-
line rr.wilv. If it were only
res, ~.. picked il up and held
.-.ut in her hand, and we
bot. C.. aimed; for the pulsating
Igh. .r us clear depths made II
seen . living thing Then | spicd
a s,rt paper with some writing
ONT. .r, together We read these
v.-- with wonder, incrcdulity,
ter
I.aasa las. resort that the in
C. .. .. ..urlcd to your keeping
Tt. ...... secrecy must be OBJ
se-....ri.s defense; for tremendous
iss.. .ars upon the success Of this
p,ar I..- is kept safely until the
a...-. . o.. the third, a reward OF
te. .saud dollars will be paid
yo- 3. the owner. who IS compelled
t-.-.... l- The courage and honesty
0. q stranger.
These lines were written in a
pei. -'v c-ampcd hand, and
s.ga . only with an odd, curving
r.r..
a. w. finished this letter our
erg. met. but We could say moth
ins +. IS impossible to describe
al, ! thought and felt in those
few ,ols. Pauline began to
tr.-... unaccountably, and |
hell ..~ closer to me, as if to
sh.c.' ..r iromi,npcnding danger.
W.....i 1T the Jewel that lay
q" uer poor little breakfast
dis s.aing forth a flashing
Lg. green and rose stars. 1t
M. I. u untold value. Why
S. . II be sent t. Us, Of all
people, I feared that We had
be- made the unwilling accom-
=. ,a a. thieves plot; but
P--..- sad, Jerry, l feel, |