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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-13
RUSSIA GIVEN FULL POWER TO
BRING HOSTILlTIEs TO
AN END.
MAY PROVE A HARD TASK.
Greek Troops Have Fully Occupied
the Town of serrez, But the Bulga-
rians Massacred over 200 Prominent
Citizens of Greece Before Leaving.

Vienna, July IA message from
Sofia says that the populace of the
Bulgarian capital is in ignorance Of
the actual military and political si1la-
tion in the Balkans. The government
has suspended the newspapers so as
to prevent unfavorable news from
spreading, while the war Office con
tinues to issue reports of the success
OF the Bulgarian armies in the field
Until last evening, the inhabitants
of Sofia knew nothing of the action
taken by Roumania, whose troops
have crossed the Bulgarian frontier
and occupied considerable efnSritory
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-13
ATTENTION, BOY scouTsl

All Boy Scouts are requested to
meet at the Board of Trade rooms at
city hall at 10 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing to arrange the courier service
during the reunion Of the Confeder-
ate veterans
]. G. WEATHERLY, Sec. B. of T.
f. E. TWITTY, Vice-President.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-13
sArTLEsHlp AT vIeo, SPAIN.

Vigo. Spain. July 12.-The American
battleship Illinois arrived here today
from Antwerp with a number of An
napolis naval midshipmen aboard on
their summer cruise.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-13
CHRISTIAN EnOEAvoR MEETING

Los Angeles, July H. Among the
subjects discussed today at the yari-
ou divisional meetings of the interna-
tional convention of the Christian En-
deavcr society were the rural church
problem, the Christian Endeavor insti-
tute, field work and the Y. NJ C. A.
The probaeiA efficiency and expan-
sion again was ken up.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-13
BRYAN GOES TO AsHEvlLLE.

Washington, July II. Secretary
Bryan has gone to Asheville. N. C.,
to remain over Sunday. He will de-
liver an address tonight in connection.
with the opening of hotel.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-13
JoHNsoN m LoNpoN

London, July l2.-Jack Johnson. the
American negro publlist arrived here
today from Paris to visit friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-13

London, July 12.-Having failed in
her hazardous coup, Bulgaria is now
showing herself anxious for peace No
formal armistice has yet been arrans-
ed, but it is believed hostilities are
virtually ended. 1t is feared, however,
that the settlement of peace condi-
lions will prove a long task, many
new clements having entered to COM
plioate matters Bulgaria's decision
mot TO oppose Roumania's occupation
.of Siiistria and the strip af territory
she desires, removes on difficulty
But ether Developments Nch as the
Greek occupation Of vSavala, to which
Bulgaria is expected to offer bitter
resistance, are calculated to lead to
troublesome negotiations, especially
as both Servia and Greece, on the
.outcome OF their campaign, win be
certain to demand possession of the
TERRITORY occupied previous to the
war
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-13

Sofia, July 12-All the beIligerents
in the Balkan war have given Russia
full power to find way to bring hos
tilities TO an end
saloniki, July 12-The Greek troops
have fully occupied the town Of Ser
rez recently in the hands of the Bal
garians and martial law has been pro-
claimed there.
The number Of Greek residents mas
sacred by the Bulgarians before they
LETT Serrez was 200 including most
Of the prominent citizens
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11

curCAco March s-tSnecial 10 The
,dyortisorN1 y Driven 70 enter n white
sio,.o rosort by tbe imnossibilitv of liv.
10 on "a n ,yasL n woman known in
Iee nndo-,rorla as feEg - told the sen.
oto rra,a orober,s co1nmittee n story
.,I,ioh I'D tho committec male with
Torror mmr.m '''%I "STg1 todnv Is in q Chicago
Iol,,jt,I %ol,Gt 'grocl, Sbo was corricd info
.,bo committees room almost helpless
..n1 r o.% .os+ige5 ,hat wben bcr husband
ga Ia.,.i,,, bor child IN snnnort
hnncor forced bcr into n life of shame.
IeWbi,e I ems there - she swore. ga
,,roc,rnr brou,,bt a girl seventeen wears
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
tsy Federc, wireless Telegraph. }

BALTIMORE, Maryland, March s.
Especial to The Advertiser) Dup to
this afternoon there had been no addi-
tional deaths among the injured in yes
terday terrific dynamite explosion,
but number were reported to be in a
precarious condition. The hospital rec
ords show that forty,three injured vic
Tins were taken to those institutions.
One died last night, fifteen were dis
charged, and twentyseven remain for
treatment
The hospitals and the morgue were
besieged as on yesterday by weeping
women seeking their loved ones. The
death list hovers around fifty. Search
is being made in the bay for bodies.
1t was learned today that twenty
FIVE tons of dynamite remained unex'
ploded in one of the ears aboard the
lighter tied alongside the Alunchine
when she exploded.
The harbor authorities have placed q
buoy over the spot to warn passing
vessels of the danger lying beneath the
water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
cBy Federal wireless TeleEraph.l

PARIS, March s.-(Special to The
Advertiser)-General Louis Franchet
d D'Esperey, commander of one of the
French columns in Morocco, has been
ordered under thirty days arrest by
the Governor General of Morocco, ac-
cording to dispatch to the Socialist
newspaper Humanite, for having aban-
doned number of wounded French sol
diers during a march toward Danflous.
The wounded men, together with
their guard of six men, disappeared and
nothing has been heard of them since.
General d Esperey is accused by the
newspapers of first ordering the chief
army surgeon with the column to aban-
don all the wounded in the desert with
ont medical aid. The surgeon, it is de-
clared, refused to obey the order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
tRr rederal wlrele.s relerrnph.l }

WASHINGTON, March S.-(Special
to The Advertiser With view TO in.
creasing the independence of the tor
Pedo boats, destroyers and submarines
now attached to the Atlantic fleet, the
navy department today decided to assign
tenders to each Aotilla so that the lit.
tie vessels could be operated independ-
ent of land base.
In carrying out the plan, change
in personnel will be made in the com.
mand of the 1otilla, Capt William S.
Sims, now ON duty al the Naval War
college at Newport, Rhode Island, sue
eooiing Captain Ebrrlee, who win be
assigned 10 shore duty,
The little vessels stili will be con
slirred part of The Atlantic battle
ship fleet, but viii he drilled 90 far as
possible independently Of their more
powerful hsiefsMps,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
THE RING OF WORDS.

Bright is the ring of words
When the right man rings them
Fair the fall of songs
When the singer sings them,
Still they are carolled and said
On wings they are carried
After the singer is dead
And the maker buried.
Low as the singer lies
In the field of heather,
Songs of his fashion bring
The swains together,
And when the west is red
With the sunset embers,
The lover fingers and sings.
And the maid remembers.
Robert Louis Stevenson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11


LOS ANGELES. March S. Especial
10 mo Ad.rrtaorl After having been
ont FOR rtNr.ght and half hours,
the iur, iu thr case of Clarence s. Oar
row, ol trial for alleged jury bribery,
reported at eleven thirty.fvo O'Clock
this forenoon that they were unable to
agree and Judge Conley discharged
them.
Former Judge G.. W. Powers, of coun.
sci for the defense, asked for an immed-
late retrial.
The Jury stood eight for conviction
aud four for acquittal. On his own mo.
tion Judge Conley fixed March 81, as
tho date for the retiral of Darrow.
Darrow thanked the court and re.
marked. "Ill fight it out I should
have been acquitted on the evidence,
and I shall surely fare better next
time -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
WHOLESALE CRAFT Of
COUNTY FUNDS SHOWN
tFrom Sunday Advertiser)

Criminal prosecutions, involving C.
X Maguirc, auditor of tho County of
Hawaii, and probably others will fol.
low close upon the exposure Of the ap-
parent defalcation Of $7l ,602.35 of the
public funds of the county. This defal-
cation is pointed out in a report of
the Audit Company of Hawaii, made
part of special report by the senate
hodover ways and means committee
fled yesterday morning.
Attorney General Thayer announced
soon afterward that the work of pro-
scouting the alleged offenders will start
at once, that warrants will be issued
as soon as the sensational report can
X X X X X X X X X \ X X X X X 4 X
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
AMERICAN WOUNDED WHILE
TRYING TO STOP FIGHTING

DOUGLAS, Arizona, March s. (By
Associated Press Cable to Star Bulle.
tina strong body of the Maderistas
attacked the Huertsta garrison at Ma
cozari today. The members of the gar
rison put up stubborn resistance, and
when extended hostilties, with conse-
quent loss of life and damage ia, prop
erty seemed imminent, an American
mine manager attempted mediation. He
was wounded before his peaceful mis-
sion became known. I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
PERSISTENT COLDS.

There Is no reason why cold should
hang on for weeks, or until some chron.
ie throat or lung trouble is developed,
and IL will not II you take Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy By its remark
able cures Of colds that remedy las
from small beginning acquired a
world wide sale ana use You may
know that a remedy that has constantly
grown in favor and popularity Tor ai
most forts yfarr has more than oTii
mary merit l0r Halr hf Nrnror. fmiil
co, lida agents Tor Hawaii A1
fefiisemfnt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
ANOTHER OPIUM PLOT.

SEATTLE, March 7.-(By Assoc ated
Press Cable to Star Bulletin )-Startl ng
disclosures of an international opium
plot involving Honolulu have been made
here, it is alleged, by the customs and
secret service men, as the result of the
arrest of John w. Rogers, Marion Berg
man and Charlie Louie, the latter a
Chinese cafe keeper. 1t is declared
that a confession has been obtained
from the men showing the existence of
an international smuggling ring, with
nation wide agencies, including Homo.
lulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
/ DRIVE
INDEPENDENCE
NAIL
.Rr reaer,l wlreless Telerraphl

WASHINGTON, March o'-(SpecIHl
TO The Advcrtiser) --Congratulations Of
the Philippine people to President vii.
son were presented today by Manuel
Ouezon. resident commissioner. MI.
0uezon left with the President a cable
gram from Speaker Ergion Osmcna, OF
the Philippine assembly, expressing
hope for Philippine independence and
saying:
"To us your oaths of Office mean the
Forthcoming fulfllment of the pledges
of the Democratic party, reiterated in
four successive platforms and sanction
ed by the people Of the United States in
your elections. The Philippines conf
IDENTIFY expect that during your admin
istration decisive step will be taken
towards their freedom and indepen-
dence.''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
tRr Federnl wireless rolerrnph. \

LONDON, March s. ESPECIAL to The
Advertiser) r)-Dispatche received here
today from Sofia say that the Balkan
Allies will reply Monday to the note
from the Powers regarding negotiations
tor peace with the Turks.
Advices from ,nstantinopie, how
ever, say the Turks are again divided
over peace terms and that anolier rev.
olution is imminent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
CIRCUS CLOWN AND WIFE
CONVICTED OF MURDER


CHICAGO, March Especial to The
Advertiser)-Charles Conway, former
circus clown, and his wife, Beatrice
Conway, were convicted here today of
numbering Miss Sophia Singer, of Bal
timore, in lodging house here last De-
tober. The jury recommended a life
sentence for Conway and fourteen
years for his wife.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
Ambassadorship for olney.


WASHINGTON, March Especial
TO The Advertiser President Wilson
has offered to Richard Olney of Bos
ton, secretary of state in President
Cleveland's cabinet, the post of am
bassador to Great Britain. 1t is not
known whether Mr.. Olney will accept
and it was said today that the matter
had not gone so far as the sounding of
st. James as to Mr.. Olney S acceptance.
No appointments to the other diploma.
tic posts of Importance has been finally
decided on today
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
U s, MARINES KILLED.

MANAGuA, Nicaragua, March g.
liy Associated pfess lahlo 10 star.
liHl|rtlul lu scattering hght around
iho American legation today, which
larIe4 inf several Aeuis thIse uniiea
|NIHlrl lurIudiHE tapt Edward a,
NIurI commanding ihr mHT|np deiaeh
m.Hi Ni iar hgailpn Haari
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
TO HUNT 1cEBERes.

DUNDEE, Scotland, March s.-(By
Associated Press Gable TO Star -Bulletin)
The whaler Scotia today, equipped
with wireless. sailed to patrol the steam
ship and sailing routes endangered by
ice. The trip is financed by sthe Brit.
ish board of trade.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11

lahe LaAailye iruWo uWnlns
Tablets AN dnrPnu niund
lhe money n ir Nli to urt.
Y w Groves siguagwr Is no
eh lm
f'' #tHtihtu pIHtUtA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
Taken by Surprise.


INV Federal Wireless Telegraph
BOSTON, Massachusetts,, March 3
(Specal to The Advertiser)-The def
mite announcement from Washington
that President Wilson had offered him
the post Of ambassador at the Court OF
St. James took Richard Olney and his
intimate friends by surprise today. MI.
Olney said:
al have received no such offer and l
doubt the accuracy of fthe report.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
fRv rederol wIreIess relqrraph. {,

WASHINGTON, March S.-(Special
to The Advertiser) -Traducers of DR..
Frederick Friedman, discoverer of an
alleged tuberculosis cure, were handed
hard Jolt here today when Surgeon
General Blue announced that the young
Berlin scientist has given his culture
to the United States government with
out hope or promise of financial aid.
This permanently sets at rest pub
lshed reports that Friedman came to
America to make millions out of his
treatment. Not only has Friedman
given his culture to the government,
hut also has placed his services at the
disposal of Surgeon General Blue and
will demonstrate his cure to that Off.
cial.
Another important announcement to-
day was that the government is to give
Freidmann s culture an immediate and
thorough test. With this end in view,
Surgeon John Anderson and Passed AS
sistant Surgeon Arthur StimsOn have
been assigned to the investigation and
left for New York tonight to remain
with Doctor Friedman until he has
taught them how to administer his
remedy.
Monkeys will be subjected to treat.
ment first. The tests will be of the
most exhaustive nature and will re-
quire months of work and examination.
If the cure is proven eilicacious and the
monkey patients show Improvement, it
then will be given to the tuberculosis
sufferers in the government hospitals in
Fort Stanton, New Mexico
If successful, it viii then he extended
to the other twentysix hospitals in the
government service.
Friedman Explains
NEW YORK, March 2.-Doctor
friedman, who came to this country
At the invitation of Charles H. Finley,
New York banker who hopes the
physician viii be able TO cure his son,
in-law of the disease, declares that his
remedy was not secret and that no
purposed TO make known go all the
world the method by which it was
created and the manner by which II
was administered.
II consisted Of bacili taken from a
turtle into which tubercular bacilli
from a human being had been injected
he explained,
~ have been working upon the eur,
for fourteen years and in the last twl
and hall years ! have treated from
$500 90 5000 patients, be asserted
"llow many ] have absolutely cured
cannot estimate, but their number ha
Tuu into the hundreds, Tho remedy cure
an forms of tuberculosis except suel
Eases hs are quite hoUelras-t that is, ol
the point of death
"The process Is slow one, bat th
first effects are % he suru Two 0T thre
weeks sitter in0ellutIan, The time Nhe
an al s0lute cure can hr -lid 90 h. oi
feetei 70 "a matter uf months. lh
method ~ administration H hhy D.,
cent of th0 cuTr.
- want All maut.Hl io benefit b
my discovery HlfaHfr HHrr fHua
over some of my harll ~ tIt affua
government Hnd I aW F .hl fa iu
n 0YrF tp enc AWrl.HU Government
Denies onsf N Million
nauuf lneimHHu afn'. iat Il Ia
hffH nnnri fl HnlNn Dbl MI Ina
N IN HnHil fNif H.HUi ITu .UI af ..
hundred pailrHia iH iHH HHHiI a
htHHir iiNi he rH H uaHFf
aHh.iHnIHl faHI IfH.EI..H n n
fftnl M lUffI 4H hHHHI fUHEHI..
ha} tfnN NJ Hif e.iy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
sFBAr0R gEoRaH q HEWITT
pihh fiiih MoRRIhd

fsHsiaf n q tifslti sba has hsu
Hfk fpl lHFeral Nefka alrd thlh mam
HH Hss 0'Nefs ln iAl QaerHs iiaa
pia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11

X X x X X X X X X X X X X X X \;
K (By Federal Wireless Telegraph) i;
X Z TEHERAN, Persia, March g. X
X Especial to The Advertiser) AN X
X unidentified assassin killed Nine X
X Constant here, wife of the Belgian x
* collector of customs, early today, X
4: and seriously wounded Mr.. Con- =
slant. X
The couple were returning home y
x from n midnight dinner when sew 4
4 eral revolver shots were fired into X
4 their carriage. The assassin IS be. 4
X lieved to have been a Persian. lie X
X escaped. 4
= 4
X X X X X X X X !. X X X X X X X \
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
AAN Ao'NNA -
Discounts Gold Lace,

WASHINGTON, March S.-(By Asso-
ciated Press Cable to Star. Bulletin) -
There are to be no uniformed aides ex-
cept at state functions. This was the
order issued today by President Wilson,
who seems determined to do away with
much of the social red tape which has
heretofore attended affairs at the White
House.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11
No Secrecy for Wilson.


Z Nv TVWVTWT
WASHINGTON, March S.-(Special
to The Advertiser) Joseph Tumulty,
private secretary to President Wilson,
announced here today that the news.
paper men would have entry to his of
flee unannounced and unhindered. This
means it will practically impossible for
any one to see either the President or
Tumulty without the correspondents
lenninp the visitor IS errand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11

x X X X x X X X X 4 X X X X X X \:
X (By Federal Wireless Telegraph \
x NEW YORK, March S.-(Spe- 4
X cial to The Advertiser) BY put \
X ting over everything short of i
X knockout, Packey Mcfarland, the =
X Chicago stock-yards fighter, won :
X out over Jack Britton in their ten. 4
X round 90 here last night. i
X Britton put over a right hand i
X counter to the chin in the fourth \
X that staggered Mcfarland, but it j
\ was the only solid punch he land y
x ed. i
X j
4; X X X X X X X X x X X X X X X \
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11

X X X X X X X x * X X X X X X X \
X \
x (By Federal Wireless Telegraph.) y
X CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, March !
x s,-(Special to The Advertiser)- i
x General Pasquale Orozco, the for \
x mer Madero leader, has cast his \
x lot with the Huerta government 4
x and is the appointed general.in. \
x chief of the army sent against \
X Governor Carranza, the "Madero 4
X Avenger.
x OrOzco plans to wage a cam 4
X paign of extermination. He has an !
4 nounced that no quarter will be i
x shown. 4
X \
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11

nNr fhnttfi fhe uFHfT ~ NHf
TtuH lffafi piih ~ d,manAf - paff
el ~ ihf leafl of iuleOheu 81 iNf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11

would involve placing the affairs Of Ma.
CURES Office in the hands Of custo.
dian. IL was felt last night that the
board Of supervisors would not wait for
such request, hpt would take some &C
tion ON its own volition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11

a is possible that % request pill be
seat from the territorial department.
asking fof the immediate arrest of Ma
gulrv and posslhly oihefp w 90 lAri
evening". hpBefnr Attorney drneIai
fhayfl stated lhsl fhit aston has not
hfan iHtrn
fle qnrfllhH nf communicating pith
ihr hoafi Nf HHpu1 if0u at iiilg apd
sahlng ihai hna8 iu iHko fHef siell Hl
sn HtluHal} 81 ueiee ihe pahllg in
iHfrlf nsr sehs'iHlnl lrHiefiaF fhi'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11

'The payrolls for the various road
districts were unsatisfactory. In some
cases several of the names of the
payees appeared to have been written
by the same person and in one or two
payrOlls every signature was filled IN
the same handwriting We went to the
districts of North HilO and Hamakua
for the purpose of paying off the road
laborers for the month of January. In
the district of North Hilo we found
some of them had never seen the pay
roll, although their names appeared in
IL as having been signed by them, and
several who had signed could not tell
how many days they worked or what
rate of pay per day they were supposed
TO get. They had signed the payroll ~
blank-that is, with neither the mum
her Of days worked by them nor the
amounts due them being entered In ia
II Is obvious that this practice Of OBJ
tanning receipts ia blank gives no pro
lection TO the county,
"In Hamakua We found one payroll
filled IN entirely Ia tho saIno hnndwTit
ing and when Hn explanation was call
od for, the read supervisor Informed ni
that be got the laboreTs 10 sign tepa
rate receipts when tho warrants seIl
handed 90 them, and that those receipts
eeTf aeni ~ ihe otilee of the auditol
aseh month ON questioning the audi
coz regarding ihfte Teeapia he states
that they Nefe ppi iu be once - fR
No have hcen unal d in haye thif mAt
ief ~ ihe Ttfe|pis fstlaiaetorly "a
palntd
nsnE q Hulo ~ ~
nNe fhrstfi fhf eHriI " naf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-11

All AAd Been fkiu.
Continuing its careful exposure Of
discrepancies and evidence of wrong
doing, the report says
In connection with this subject IL
is important 10 state that We have
found that each county employee
whose salary has been passed by the
board OF supervisors, during the year
1919 has had an individual warrant
issued 20 him for bis salary. What
employees salaries AIe then referred
10 BY tho First Bank Of Hilo Ltd, IN
thrif letter of 18Th, FebmaFyf The
refusal Of the hnnk 10 inform us whose
salaries weTo assigned 70 them made Il
Impossible Tor ur 90 follow up this
maiief further
"seeiien 75, Aei 30. of tho session
Lave 1904 efBTrssly provides that
Nfhe auditor shall Issue warrants op
the fneply Treasurer Ia fHYor 0f per
sons entitled ilefeie in pafment of
elaine and drmAuds fhafsrhhlr agninal
fhr fpHpiY nNlrh have been loEally -
amlnfa SLOWED hni Ordered pali by
ifr hNafa M fHporlfeff Hh0 nRf
lfahilnnfi pa faas iupel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04
the Torrent Nth Her Sweetheart, lust to Get
to the Minister Before the Enraged PAPA

"r Hen they tell you that the Age o;
w Romance has Welded its last gasp 10
this triumphant Age of Gasoline
that automobile. talking machines. moving
pictures. wireless tolcgraphy. mechanical piano
players. split skirts and the discovery OF cleo.
irons have combined 70 cause good old Ro.
nance 20 yield up its penutimate expiration
Just YOU 60 and ask pretty Mrs Lillian Myrtle
Bethen-Adkinson OF this little town about IT,
Nothing Xix" living. breathing illustration
wherewith 10 nail coutemptiblc lie Hard
Put 70 It by che cohorts Of Gasoline good OLD
Romance picked out sweet little Lillian MYRTLE
and stalwart young Henry Hoover Atkinson
and forthwith used them a. a hammer 70
hit that nail on the head and drive r. bome
Az Home (a'ter the honeymoon Greeub-ier
River. West Virginia
Good old Romance said Lillian Myrtle.
shaking another handful Of rice our of her
curls. "Leander. Who swan the Iellesnon-
had nothing on my Henry Hoover"
Ny Lillian Myrtle" said Henry Hoover a
he brushed the imprint Of an old shoe from hi.
coat has Lenders Hero FADED 20 an echo
Talk abou, swimmine--