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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-26
The Smart AleCk"
Is Seldom Popular
BY HOLLAND.

III JUNIOR is always enjoy
6A able. But it must be
funny, The joke that hangs
fire is a failure even under
the most advantageous cir
cumstances When sprung
with the wrong background
it is worse than failure-it
is tragedy.
Advertising is serious
matter 1t costs money and
Is designed to make money.
1t is no place for jokes. no
place for witticisms, no place
for the smart Aleck." The
jest that will go" when de-
livered orally with a spar
Killing eye and Il contagious
smile will often fall fat
when these accessories are
lacking. Cold type Is Sc
we're trial for attempts at
merriment.
The wise advertiser will be
chary OF efforts at humor.
The quip that causes a smile
in the humor column would
be likely to sound silly in an
advertisement. And even If
It provoked a guffaw it would
not sell goods.
BUSINESS is BUSINESS,
ADVERTISING is eUsI.
NESS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14
He ENJOYED THE WEEK

Mr. Editor
AS the Chautauqua entertainments
are drawing to a close, wish to eX-
press my personal satisfaction with
them. The committee deserve the
gratitude Of evenly citizen of the town.
Chautauqua is far more and better
than an entertainment. 1t has sur
passed all our expectations. Not
only have the varied exercises been
of high order, but they have really
constituted a 'protracted meeting.
Not exactly of the old-fashioned or
der, but as truly religious as re-
vival meeting | noticed that nearly
all the speakers were ministers, and
the prevailing note in all the addresses
was that of human brotherhood. The
messages which these men brought
sounded much like the sermon on
the Mount They could not fail to
be elevating to the community. Let
us have the Chautauqua next year by
all means if il can be secured
JAY CLIZBE.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14

writing, who upon receipt OF such no
tice shall proceed forthwith to shut
off the water from the service pipe of
such delinquent owner. The Superin-
tendent shall report all cases in which
he has turned off the water from any
service pipe on account Of the nom
payment Of such water bill, to the
City Clerk who shall Immediately
charge against such owner the sum Of
one dollar for the turning off and on
such water, and the water shall not
again be turned on such service pipe
until such amount and arrearages
shall have been fully paid
Section III. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances retofore passed in
consistent herewith are hereby repeal
ed.
Section III. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force twenty days
after its passage.
We, the undersigned, Mayor and
City Clerk of the said City Of Alma,
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing ordinance known as ordi-
nance No. so was duly adopted by the
Common Council of the City of Alma
at a session Of said Council held at the
Council rooms in said City on We'd
nesday, Aug. 13, 1913.
d. =" ADAMS,
City Clerk
j. M. MONTIGEL, Mayor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14
ANOTHER FIFTEEN DAY EX-
CURSION TO TRAVERSE CITY,
FRANKFORT AND MANISTEE.

The Ann Arbor railroad will give
another popular fare excursion Aug.
ust 10th to Frankfort, Beulah, Trav-
erse City, Manistee, Pine Park and
lnterlochen.
Special train will leave Alma al
1910 p. m. Fare for round trip $375
Children over five and under twelve
years of age $1.9O. Tickets will be
good for return on any regular trair
until September 2nd and may be usec
for trip to any station on the Anr
Arbor railroad north of and includ,
ing Mt Pleasant or to any station or
Maniste" and North Eastern R. R
between Manistee and Traverse City
(No. 325)
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14

year, the Superintendent shall take
the readings of each and every water
meter in use in said City and forth
with furnish the same to the City
Clerk who shall compute the amount
then due from, and charge the same to,
the owner of the premises where each
such meter has been installed. On or
before the 9th of such month the said
Clerk shall make out statement, on
the reverse side of which this section
shall be printed in full, showing the
amount of water consumed and the
amount due therefor, and mail the
same to said owner at his last known
postoffice address. All such bills for
water furnished shall be payable to
the City Clerk at his Office, who upon
receipt of payment shall issue his re-
ceipt therefor If requested. All
moneys received in payment for water
consumed shall be credited to the ac-
count of the owner so paying, charged
to the water fund account and turned
over to the City Treasurer. If upon
the 10Th day of the month in which
such statement shall have been so
mailed (but not until ten days shall
have elapsed after such statement has
been SO mailed) any such owner has
refused or neglected to pay to the
City Clerk the water bill so rendered,
it shall be the duty of the City Clerk
to so notify the Superintendent in
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14
ADVERTISING PAYS.

F. Irving Fletcher, at Sphinx club
dinner in New York, told a striking
advertising story.
81 once made a bet with dry
goods dealer" said Mr. Fletcher
that he couldn't spent in a year on
advertising all he made in that year
The man took me up and sailed in
"But he lost his bet. Though his
advertising bills grew bigger and big
ger, he lost For the more he adver-
tised, the more he sold, and in the
end, after starting eight branch stores
he gave in and gave me my money"
ANY dealer dry goods or other
wise, who doesn't believe this story,
need only to try it himself to be con-
vinced."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14
Dis s OlutiOn of
Partnership
To Whom it May Concern;

To Whom it May Concern;
The undersigned having this
day come to a settlement of
our partnership affairs, do here
by mutually dissolve and term
mate our partnership agree
ment under which we did bust
ness as the "Alma Flour q Feed
Co." at Alma, Mich.
This agreement is such that
Royal M. Hyde becomes the
owner of the entire assets of
said firm, who is to collect all
the accounts and bills receiv-
able; also pay all of the debts of
the said co-partnership. All
rights of either party to con-
tract debts in the firm name is
terminated as of this date.
Dated Alma, Mich, Aug. 7, l3
Stoned DAVID II. WAY
"isneu ROYAL M. HYDE
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14
Obituary.

Jerome Kinney was born in Port
land, lonia county, Michigan, April
IL, lS49; departed this life Friday
August 8, 1913, at the age of "a year
3 months and 26 days. He was mar
ried to Helen Taylor in 1873. To
this union one son was born in 1875
who died in infancy. They moved to
Gratiot county in 1889, and located
on the farm near Elwell where they
have since lived For the last four
years he was an invalid from para
lysis, two years OF that time utterly
helpless and confined to his bed. His
faithful and devoted wife gave her
sole care to him during his sickness
During this time he gave his heart
to the Lord and was ready for the
time OF his departure. Besides a
loving wife he leaves three sisters and
host Of friends to mourn him. He
was a member of the Alma lodge
No. 23S, |. O. OF, also of the Alma
Encampment The funeral service:
were held at the Methodist church
klwell, Sunday, August 10 at two
o'clock, Rev. n. r. Brown officiating
The Alma and Elwell Oddfellow's
lodges attending in a body acting as
pail bearers and rendering their usua
ritual at the grave. Many beautiful
floral tributes covered the casket
The choir sang Rock of Ages, Asleet
in Jesus and Nearer My God to Thee
The pastor spoke fttingly from !
Cor. 1922. The church was filled tc
its utmost capacity many standing
outside. The interment was in the
French cemetery.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14
Pine Grove or West Ferris.

Helen Fitzner was in Stanton on
Tuesday
Tom Youngs of Crystal called on
Harry Waldron Monday
Myron King made business trip
to Vestaburg Monday.
Edith Abel of Stanton visited her
folks Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins
Saturday and Sunday
Mary Avery OF Day called on her
mother in this neighborhood Friday.
Mr.. Andrew Riggs who has been
Ill for some time is now so he can
walk around
Quite a few from here attended the
Sunday school picnic at Rock Lake
Thursday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14

Chautauqua week in Alma closed
last evening with Joy Night nov
el program by Ralph Bingham
While the program is closed the ben
ehcial effects Of the weeks entertain
ment will long be felt in this COM
munity where the addresses of men
like George l. McNutt, Allen A,
Tanner, Frank Comerford and ex-
Governor Folk have left lasting inn
preston for good. The entire series
of entertainments Go in number)
have been of the very highest order
and thoroughly appreciated by the
large crowds in attendance. That the
citizens Of Alma are satisfied with
nothing but the best, and that
when the best is offered they are al
ways ready to take advantage of the
same, has again been proven. In
June, Barnum and Bailey's circus and
menagerie, the largest aggregation
of its kind on the road visited De
troit, Lansing, Grand Rapids, and
Alma. In August the Redpath Chau-
tauqua. after visiting Kalamazoo,
Lansing and Saginaw, pitched their
tent in Alma, and so we'll pleased
were they with their reception in this
the smallest Gin point-of population
on their entire circuit from Florida
north that the season of 1914 will
see them here again, giving our citi-
zens the same high grade talent as
furnished to cities Boosting forty or
fifty times our population. Alma is
certainly the biggest little city in
Michigan
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14

all, that today men and women are
thinking for themselves as never be-
fore and the whiplash OF the politician
was surely but positively losing its
influence.
The morning lectures by DIR. w.
L. Danforth were of exceptional
merit and grew in popularity through
out the week Mr. Danforth closed
his week Tuesday forenoon with THE
Servant in the House" OF his inter
probation of the above selection moth
ing but praise was heard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Danforth made many friends
while in the city, all of whom will
be glad TO welcome them back at a
future date.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14
CHAUTAUQUA.

The address Monday afternoon by
ex-Gov. Joseph W. Folk of Missouri
was one of the best heard in Alma in
many a day, coming as it did from
the lips OF man who had made good
IN the fight for clean state, his
every word and thought was care
FULLY watched by every one of the
vast audience present The speaker
emphasized the point. so apparent to
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14

By their work during the past two
or three weeks in the sale OF season
Chautauqua tickets the members OF
the Civic Improvement league have
again shown their worth to the COM
munity Last spring in order to Sc
cure for our city the Chautauqua
week just closed, eighty or more OF
our business men became responsible
for the sale of $50 season tickets at
$500 each. The league assumed the
sale of these tickets with the result
that when the final count was made,
instead of selling $50, nearly $50 had
been disposed Of
1t is such work as this that has made
Alma known throughout Michigan as
the home of hustle, thrift and enter
prise. The ladies of Alma and the
members Of the Civic improvement
league are entitled TO great credit
for the work accomplished
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14
NEW OFFICE OPENED.

The Western Union Telegraph of
fee is now installed in the Bell Tele-
phone office and ready to give wire
service. An entire new equipment
has been put in during the past week
by the company's electricians, Con-
ners and Murphy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14

Z. c. Freed of Shepherd was an
Alma visitor Monday of this week
Senator Rosenkrans and wife were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
King last Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-08-14

A Free Planting Plan by a noted
Landscape gardener will be given free
to each purchaser.
All orders must be given at the Free
Reading Room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
RIVER NEWS

With the river rising rapidly a. all
points. tho stage at the local wharf
YESTERDAY afternoon was q feet g in
chcs. and local riVcrmcn expect the
'rtat To reach M least 10 feet. prob
ably 10y Tomorrow. Both the Alle-
rh"ny and the Monongahcla rivers ar,
running out much water. while all
Tho smaller tributaries are providing
their shar" II is expected. however.
That freezing weather viii result IN
i', forming over the smaller streams
and prevent "a coal shipping stage on
90" ohio river.
owing 60 ice conditions in tho Mus
kirSum river. a. change I'm tho sch,d-
lu" OF the ZanCsvills packet I.or.rl
has been made and for short timr
Tho boat Will operate IN the pittsburgh
and Parkersburr trade. making n
short stop tat Marietta
Tho present rise affords the tow
boat. which were stranded along tho
river. an excellent opportunity 20 con-
iiuu' p" Pittsburgh. Among the boats
on tt~ir 3" ago r"rthward nrc ". X.
rltld. John y. Donaldson and tho Tom
ppd-Wor'h
Tho queen Ci;v viii likely leave tho
docks Hf 'inf Pleasant today and
start FOR Pit.sturrh. where She will
h' mad fr readiness for tho trip TO
tn- Ntril era 20 New Orleans
Ih" steamer Narawka VIII hD tho
"hlE boat ''urhinG fhr local wharf
t"od|. tLt ttIi leave ar O. O'Clock Tor
charleston. Tho Liberty Will not run
''H'iN i't WI rirc h'r crew an ur-
'"ff .nif. 'p 'IS.rt. IN. hoi.da,.
Ih. S'n"ut and the Liberty were
'fdtf s departures. %. former
"r'lnc 40 D. O'Clock FOR Marriott.
Will" th. latter cleared ~ g.su o'ci,cl,
f'r Dur.rtDu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
SHOPLIFTER
Young Woman Gets s25 and Costs on
Three Charges or 60 Days IN
Jail-Other Cases.

Miss Beatrice Brownlee. said To be an
inmate II q disOrderly house on the
south side, was arrested by Detective
I'D Minard yesterday afternoon AMI ar
faiEn"d before Sl:ro Lee r Dobhs on
a charge of Shof-Itting She was ac-
cuSed OF st"aliug Cd narteu muir from
tho Peters dry goods store. on Market
street. - FUR scarf from Grants store. on
Twelfth street. and L. bird of uar,dise
from the AOercrombiv WHOLESALE house
All ot the thcrts having been committed
ON Monday. she was found guilty and
lined s15 and costs Tor each offensc or
sentenced TO serve 20 days In the county
JAIL The prisoner Is about >. years or
age; fairly good looking and resides IN
Bcllaire.
Is. q y. Officer Harler arrested Wilson
Marigold. a driver Tor the Wn.,IIug
warehouse amt storage Company. yes
tcrdiy morning ou charge of taking q
boNs belonging To- the Il. a. -. from -hr
warehouse. II Is charged that tlr ruu-
tents OF the box We're taken to Bridge
port and hii there lie viii Dee given a
hearing before squire Lee DoDts ia l e.
county jail ON Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock.
John KISh, the Reuwuoi man wi. o was
arrested last week charged with hr.akiu.
we S-uu plate glass IS tuJuN ia s~rlnc.-
der tailoring establishment Was t.
nave been given a hearing before squire
l'"'tS 10 the county Jail last eN tuius. but
i4r hear lus was postponed on account OF
~" absence of tle Prosecuting witness
kish VIII %" given - hcarln- GA Tl4rs-
day mcrH.ul.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
NEWS BRIEFS

After MaIrl I. the stone masons viii
rS eve ;" a day. raise Of 81 day.
Ihey VIII De put ON the same footing as
IN" hricklay"rs. and will Zoe under the
jurisdiction Of that body from now IN.
TIL" Wheeling police nave recovered
thr watch and main that was taken
was held M Friday night and robbed.
The watch ana chain we're returned to-
MIN yesterday ami no prosecution Will
follow a. Mr.. Me.Senborn Is willing to
drop the case,
- The mail marrlrrS take exception to
a story which appeared a few days agu
- the erect that railway companies Of
tho city Hni country lost hundreds OF
dollars annually carrying mail carriers
po~sv~Siu- passes Tine carriers are
supplied with passes contracted for 10y
tine government
The Mems club of tive 1t i.uks'S
,nurcu VIII give a supper on ShroVc
TUESDAY. February {. 1873 supper Will
." served from ".lu g. m. t. 80 T.. M.
Guard -. e. Brown a.: the Weston
t-Nl.im. removed three insane prisoners
from tb, local county jail yesterday TO
90" institution at Weston IIe also re-
moved prisoner from the Marshall
,pGut8 -aii
a l,tt.~ was received Yesterday
moruiug n! a.. county clerk from a Lady
iu Marietta who wrote to inquIr, IL a
i".ati'' Of hers Ead taken out a mar
rag" i..tuSr. No license had been
issued from tar local oftic. t. any one
hy the mann" =.."a 800 a." l.tt'l.
To-" county commissioners sp.ut tie
Hi''ti'r ftlt 80 fHc day yesterday IN
auiiiiuE 3D." bills at tI' county iufIrm-
atF. The iufIfuary buildings ha,.. been
PAINTED anil repaired dgT.EE TIE PAST
year ana present e Lu'd appearance.
Ih" l". 90 fil' arparimen was oGll-.I
u" e. house 'u Zoe corner OF twenty
SiNui ana Marn't streets yesterday
morn nE. Wuer. % defective chimney ia,!
cauosl o. small blaze. The fire was cN-
tlHs u~u'd with slight damage.
Iw" squire. 100 ta' city completed
i.'if terms E'-t'r.ia! and LaN. retired
They az" squire Mu'gse. succeeded los
Spr'f" Wl'khlm. AVID squire NoItlc To
"' succeeded boy squire MoAt
j. i'pp"r'. toe man "a hn Vas fuuud
dead 900 20 room 20 tt' S"uat, motel. f,-
comfy. VIII ur hIri.d to-day by the
county. o." county off ,ia'~ nav. cN-
Ia H~t'-l every .fiutt fp locate ffi.nIs OF
ff' IIHr wIfnsst HNlfI
il4i Mail WIN" wa arrested su,, o
'in' lE' go stealing s. from e. s,.,ou.!
WHil saloon aHi sentenced iN I4c4- Iur-
Nt. O." ."f.' %" DAYS iu r.r county iail
was uHr ."u'j .t tI~ fIas- Yesterday
THIS We tI' last official act performed
"' 1u" .ir'. a. To- retired Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
ALL RECORDS
ARE BROKEN
FOR SALE OF RED CROSS SEALS
IN THIS STATE.
Estimated That Sales viii Aggregate
oVe- 100000 When all Returns
Are In.

Wh'l the sale OF Red Cross stamps
Tor n holiday season OF 1912 closed
last ening all former records for
West Virginia had been broken and
II s. estimated that last years rec
ord has been surpassed by nearly loo
GOO stamps. According 10 q consrry-
atiF" estimate al least 400. O0u STAMPS
have be- sold in West virginia this
year. wh'le 31o,f2s were disposed OF
last yeiT
tn" s. les in Wheeling this wear
amounted 10 Sl,265. 136.5UO seals hav-
ing been sold Seveuty.fiva Nor can-
or this an cunt Will b. retained by the
local 81 ,i-tuberculosjs association.
while u Der cent goes 20 the state
association and only 10 per cent goes
10 the rational association
Donation Day Today
rs mas been the custom for the
past s"tar.l wears. New Years day
is ob~'-rel rs donation day. when
cash con rloufions are received. Last
YEAR o' -- $3un Was contributed 10 the
fund "''er he sale OF seals had been
dlscor'.1 Q and those in charge .r.
hoping f.r larger contributions this
year
Nfto IN .he sale ~ the little tnk
ems closed last evening. the exact
number : 8. Jsed o. this year viii not
W" tro" f'r a certainty for several
GAYS seer tary SINKS has sent I.r-
f'r~ 'o ..- assistants Throughout the
state. gt- them 10 send in their
report ~ January ,. as he must send
l"'ai..i report 20 the National Rcd
ToS Society a. soon as possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
MRS. LNDAM0OD TRSTRES
Bears Emulsion Cured Her
Cough.
Relief After Years of Suffering
Fine Tonic, Restores
Appetite and Builds
Up System.

DR.. John ID. Bear.
Dear Sir: ! think Bears Emulsion
made by you is the best thing / ever
took for coughs and colds. have
suffered every winter with a weak
ness. loss of appetite and weight.
! have coughed so at night that |
could not sleep and in the morning
when | got up l would be so weak
and tired I could hardly walk.
I got bottle of Bears Emulsion
and after taking 1t for three days |
felt stronger. my cough was much
better, and my appetite was so much
better that it reminded me of getting
over a spell OF fever
Very Respectfully.
Mrs. w F. Lindamood
Elkton. Va. Dec. %. 1910.
Sold by McLain's Drug Store. corner
Twelfth and Market streets.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
Friday the Thirteenth, 1915
What Chance Has the PubIic2

Though the time will not be here
ull the roses bloom again and tracks
are left In the soft asphalt IL is not
100 early 10. warning To go out to
the superstitious for Friday, June 10,
1913. seems sure TO come.
Just take a peep at the calendar
and be careful.
Poor rabbits, For "cunjuhs" are
sure 10 be carried by the great army
OF initiated: but on the other hand.
think OF the pins to be picked up
what a saving that will be, And then
the orderly crowds on trains and street
cars, all riding frontwards: but sale
VIII be at a high price because OF IN
pluches to be thrown over thousands
OF LETT shoulders. Yes. and there are
circuitous routes to be taken that the
Olack cats path be not crossed and
great scads OF "voodoo' TO be bought,
Don't open an umbrella IN the house
don't 20 back for anything: done
break mirror, (that may prove a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01

hard one): touch wood TO make sure
OF thing, even a blockhead: cross
your fingers at the right time; and let
your friends caterwaul the night long
they SO desire, for 1t will be most
unlucky TO kill a cat. AS for ladders
well
These are just few OF the many
things TO do and dodge. There are
many others which professional super.
stltious persons know and which the
initiates must learn or suffer the con.
sequences.
The last time this Friday the Thir.
teenth. u. stunt was pulled OF by
won't do IL again till 2Ol3. This last
Tor the benefit OF those who think
they will be able to survive the combi.
nation this year.
Don't worry II you live TO see Sat.
urday, June II. 1913. for II is more
than likely that the next combina ton
won't bother you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
VIII Be Published by West Virginia
Business Mems Association, For
Benefit Of Members.

At the meeting of the executive
committee OF the West Virginia Bust.
ness Mems association held Monday
In Fairnont. q resolution was adopted
authorizing the secretary 20 BEGIN tho
publication OF monthly journal for
the association. The issue will be-
mailed TO every member OF the state
organization, and will be known as
the West Virginia Merchant ot the
west virginia business Man. or some
similar name
Tho publication Will be devoted To
the Interest OF the business men OF
this state and viii contain articles
OF especial interest To them. similar
journals ara published by organize
lions ~ other states and are success
fLl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01
SOCIETY
Dance Party.

Master William Howard entertained
OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jobn q
toward. on Monday night The guests
ssncIuded; Misses Harriet Hannah. Helen
- AVr / ioremce Mason. KAT herine Hoff-
man Louise Wood. Mary Burns. Eliza
n.tn Burns. katherine Hamilton. Mar
lison, Margaret Irwin. Minnie Afilto,i
- isoL Whitaker. Helen Talltnan
blanche Stocer. katherine Pfarr Itisi..
Solling~ood. Mary Hildreth. Masters
r.1erlc Frazer OF New York. Edward
fries. George Wilson. Kenneth Wiz
rouse. George Rhodes. oliver Rhodes. ir-
win YOUNG, William Handlan. Robert
Robert Rpwud. Daniel Rownd. San, ~.
SHh' Itut Iutz. Ted Campbell, Gibson
.'tnl.ion. George X. Wheat and Charles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-01

"po you think only Of me7N
INJURED the bride Tell mo the.
think only Of mo"
It's this way" explained the 4
gently. Now and then ~
think ~ tho furnace. my Gel
Loui~ville-Courier Journal