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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
BATTLESHIPS STEAM FROM
HAMPTON ROADS AT NOON
BOUND FOR MEXICO TO
FORCE HUERTA TO SA.
Lutte THE FLAG.
Nine Warships Comprise Fleet
Which Will BE Augmented.
Arrive in Six DAYS.

NORFOLK. Va. April l5.-Bound
TO Mexico TO force Huerta 10 salute
the stars and stripes. nine American
warships steamed out OF Hampton
hoaus AT noon today. Tonight they
are % miles below Cane Henry in a
dense FOG and with a northeast storm
approaching. The ships are the bat
ileships Arkansas. New Hampshire.
vermont, New Jersey. the dispatch
boat Nankton. the collier Lebanon and
me naval tugs PatuNent. Sonomo and
fatapsco. Every one OF them carry
a full supply OF ammunition and pro-
visions enough To last three months
The tugs are equipped with three.inch
rapid fire guns and carry a number
OF rifles, pistols and small arm ammu-
milton.
Until the weather clears the feet
VIII maintain speed of ten knots an
hour. After that they are expected
10 average fifteen knots. Admiral
Badger expects to reach Mexico in
six and a half days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
WANT HIGHER RATE
Benwood Water CO. Ask Permission
Of Public Service Connnission-
Water Meters Is Given as
the Cause

Special Dispatch t1 the Intelligence
CHARLESTON. w Va. April h.
Because the citizens of Bcuwood and
NcMcchen. according 10 the state.
ments made before the public service
CON mission today are uaiug very Do.
tle water since the company requested
cFcry consumer fO use meters. tho
Hcnwoud and McNcChou Consolidated
water company pctitiouod the public
service commission to b. permitted
to Increase Ifa rates.
Attorney ]. No. Ritz Of Wheeling rcp.
rcsentnc tho petitioners declared that
The charEcs now RANGED from six Co
nifty cents per month and that az that
rate the company could not exist The
citizens Of the two towns are repre-.
sontcd by General r. 81 Riley and
John j. Conin. both OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
Making 11Ia Knots.

on BOARD THE L. 5. s. ARKAN-
SAS AT SEA. April l5.-Four dread
naughts OF the Atlantic fleet, under
Rear Admiral Badger. the command
er IN chief. steamed out OF Hampton
Roads to-day at noon and headed
southwark TO Join the American
naval force of Tampico. Under ord
ers to maintain a speed OF IL knots
an hour. they should make the MeNi-
can port next Wednesday. In the
squadron that felt its way out to sea
through the heavy FOG hanging over
the rOadstead were the flagship Ar
kansas and the Vermont. New Hamp-
shire and New Jersey. The last man
TO leave the Arkansas for shore war
Rear Admiral Ffske. chief of the navy
bureau OF operations. who had
brought Admiral Badger his orders
from Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

the track torn up twenty miles cast
Of San Pedro according 20 Federal
prisoners who brought word also that
they had been attacked by a strange
force which came from the east
As villa himself had not molcstcd
the track be attributed this piece Of
Work 10 the mysterious reinforce
ments. Learning that his now ally
was IN position 20 refard if not cuf
on further retreat TO the east. Gen.
eral villa took personal command Of
his own troops with the Intention. m
possible, ~ administering the final
blow which would eliminate the
enemy In the north.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
MONEYS SISTER
INHERITS ESTATE

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WELLSBURG. w. Va. April IL
The escheator's inquest. called to meet
on the 2Sth OF March by Escheator
George G. Wells. 10 inquire into the
relatives of the late George Mooney.
and postponed to convene again on
the 18th OF April. gave their decision
after few minutes deliberatiOn this
morning and decided that Mrs. lsa-
belle J. Hissong. formerly of Malvern.
Carroll county. Ohio, but now of Win
field, Iowa. was the heir at law OF
the late George Mooney. who died in
testate. and awarded her the property
that was left by Mr.. Mooney.
The jury assembled this morning
and no claims being presented went
into deliberation on the case and in
about fifteen minutes time returned
verdict in. her favor. BY this de
cision Mrs. HissonR inherits the farm
in Cross Greek district. appraised at
$4,000. and a certificate of deposit in
the Wellsburg Banking and Trust
company for S4.10U. The total estate
Is worth about $4,000. from which the
costs of the case will have to be de-
Quoted.
Other Claimants
Mrs. Anna +. Brumbaugh. whose
maiden name was Mooney filed 4
claim to the estate through the gov
ernor. and the governor in turn sent
her claim to Escheator George G..
Wells. Since the first hearing she
has never filed a claim. and II Is sup
posed that she has no proof Of rela-
tionship.
James Mooney OF Tappahannock.
Va. through Attorneys Porter and
Beam of Steubenville. Ohio. also laid
claim TO the estate. claiming to be
a full brother. After the claims Of
Mrs. HissOng were so well established
at the first inquest the claims OF Mr..
Mooney were not again heard Of.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
DEFEATED FEDERAL ARMY BEING
POUNDED TO PIECES BY REBELS

CHIHUAHUA. Mexico April Is
The Federsls defeated at san Pedro
Las COlonias. are being pounded 10
pieces between two forces % Rebels
according TO a telegram received today
by General Carranza from General
villa. villa received aid from n total
Isl unexpected quarter. supposed al the
time the telegram was filed 10 be the
forces % General Pablo Gonzales. com
mander ~ the department of the east
Who has been operating In the state
~ Tamuiipas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
DR.. MOFFATT
Resigns as President % W. a j. Col.
leae Effective July First-Action
ls a Surprise.

WASHINGTON Pa Apru D.
Rev. ur James Nonaff. president o..
and Jefferson college.
rendered bis resignation to the board
~ trustees today fo take cnrrf IuIs
4 The RESIGNATION came as "a surprise.
Dr. Nonatt announced De- believed DO
wise Co lay down bic work while ha
Was yet I'm good health and thus make
way for a younger man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
WITNESS
ARRESTED
MAN WHO TESTIFIED FOR
GUNMEN JAILED
FOR PERJURY.
Before Whitman and In
Signed Statement Admitted
He Lied on Stand.

NEW YORK. April 15.-Karl Dres-
ner. who was one OF the eleventh hour
witnesses before Supreme Court JUS
uce Con last Saturday in the final ef-
fort of the four gunmen slayers of
Herman Rosenthal to obtain a new
trial, was arrested today after con
iessing himself perfurcr. in "A signed
statement to District Attorney Whit
man
Justice Con last Saturday denounced
the testimony OF Dresner and three
others as worthless and unreliable.
The prosecutor announced ne would
investigate the source of the testi.
mony. Hearing this. Dresner today
appeared voluntarily at MIR. Whit.
mans office a few hours after the
prosecutor had succeeded in having
May 9Th tentatively fixed as the date
for the beginning of the second trial
OF Charles Becker. the one time police
lieutenant convicted with the gunmen
but granted new trial by the state
court of appeals.
Admitted Lying.
Dresner was examiner sharply by
Mr.. Whitman and after signing
statement in which he admitted that
he told many lies on the stand in the
final effort to save the gunner. he
was arraigned before committing
magistrate and locked up in the Tombs
IN defant ot bail for a hearing before
the grand jury. In court he pleaded
guilty TO a charge OF perjury.
In his statement to-day Drcsner said
he was not near the scene OF the muir
der. did not see Schepp> nor Rose nor
Weber, did not oysy-teS Rose urge
Webber 10 kill Rosestkhi ana that his
testimony before Justice Golf was un-
true
The last Of the four funerals OF the
executed gunner was held to-day
when the body of "Dago Frank" Giro
fici was borne to cemetery in West
Chester county.
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LOCATE RELATIVE
Sister of Man Killed In Accident al
Fairmont Located BY Authori-
ties al Tihin. o.

7I''I0T T'I"U1TFU n no TUT0TTIT0TO0r.
FAlRMONT. W Va. April 15-Tn-
vostIgafiurs by county and city au-
thorities today resulted In the Ioca-
tion ol n sister Of Charlie Halter. tho
aged German who was killed here
early this morning by falling from
The stone wall at tho B q o depot.
The sister lives az Tifin. % and the
body likely viii b. sent there for
burial Halter came here from
WhoelinC. whore he worked in
glass factory before coming TO Falr.
mont llc was f3 years of axe and
has no relatives so FAR az known
other than the sister az THIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

HAshANtEoHs April lf.-Torecaafs
Thursdays Friday. fair. warner
Ohio-unaettiod ana warmer Thvrr
day, probably rains central ana eagt
poruonsi Friday fair, warmer; modsrats
shifting winds.
western Pennsyivania-Unastu on
Ihuraday. probably local rains. Frfdnv
fairs warmers moderata shifting Wind
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special Dispatch o. thf tutrlfirenrer
IAiltMpNT. " Va. April 1r-Wavne
Nuzum. a railroad brakeman for the H.
q o.. was severely hurt to-day hy falling
from he train. BE is at the Miners
hospital
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Miehiqan Leaves.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-THE
battleship Michigan one of the units
of the Atlantic fleet. ordered to con
centrate at Tampico, left the Phil.
acelphia navy yard shortly before
four y. m. to-day. Despite a heavy
rain several hundred persons were al
the yard when the Michigan left her
berth and cheered as the big ship
turned her prov down the Delaware
and sailed away
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
u. S. Will Seize Customs Houses al Mexican Ports
If DEMANDS ARE NOT
SOON COMPLIED WITH
HUERTA GIVEN FINAL WARNING THAT TINE FOR DELAY OR
EVASION Is PAST AND PREPARATION MUST COME
FOR MANY INSULTS TO UNITED STATES.

Congress Stands Sody Behind Preden-eet Sails With Orders
to Arrive Tuesday-Wion Is Not Blufing-I Is Salute
Boodshed-Siuation Tense a Washington.
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WASHINGTON APRIL 15.-GENERAL HIERTA SUBMITTED
10 AN EXECUTIVE SESSION OF THE MEXICAN SENATE To-
DAY THE DEMANDS OF THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT FOR Al
SALUTE TO THE FLAG. NO ANSWER HAS RECEIVED BY
THE WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT LATE TONIGHT OF THE
RESULT OF THE DELIBERATIONS.
Although definite information available that Gen
era Huerta had submitted the the
specially charged with the conduct
entire body of led sought autho
Saon from the question under
dispute.
special arbitration the disputes ex
officials have held that not the
ent because no government in Mexico has been recognized
WASHINGTON April 15-With majority of the ships of the
American under orders to-day
ea Huerta final warning that unless salute
against the rights and dignity of the United
ties would result learned tonight that
apprsed Charge OShughness of the
the Atlantic e argued that the
The American buejacke at Tampo subject arbitration
at The Hague and that he would appoint a to investigate
the incident President Wilson emphatic
understood have told
time for delays and had
ment would tempore longer Administration that
insults to the flag and questions
fer arbitration.
All information official otherwise reached washington
from Mexico City tended to show unou-
unced that the United States the
ngton government bluffng Some
tons at Vera Cruz and other points reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
THE WEATHER

Cloudy ard Warmer THURSDAY:
Friday. Fair. Warmer.
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CARRANzA SPLIT
With v|LLANEAR
ELECTION FOR NEW PRESIDENT
EXPECTED TO DEVELOP CLASH
OF LEADERS IN MEXICO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COLLECTED AT VERA CRUZ WILL
BE TURNED OVER WHEN
AMERICANS RETIRE.

" estern Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington Mondays Of
fetal reports indicated that friction
between Generals Obreson and Villa
was insignificant there was Il pessi-
mistic tone in advices from Mexico
Tuesday.
The local troubles in Sonora have
given rise to the fear among some OBJ
servers that Villa may attempt to
quell the disturbances there indepen-
dent of Carranza's efforts. 1t is be-
lieved the split is near.
Nothing of definite nature has yet
reached officials on which a Judgment
of the trend of future events can be
based. Everything seems to depend,
they believe, on the outcome OF the
National Convention on Oct. /, as it
already is realized that a contest will
factions for political control of the AS
semblN
1t is doubtful whether the admins
trative questions, which must be ad-
can troops can withdraw, will be set
tied until early in October. by which
time it is believed General Carranza
will have retired as first chief in ia
vor OF Fernando Iglesias Calerdon, who
would be delegated provisional Presi-
dent.
Officials here expressed the opinion
that any problems arising over the
pledge of Mexican customs by General
Huerta to guarantee a foreign loan
probably would have to be dealt with
by the future Mexican government.
This is one of the questions being con-
sidered in the negotiations now in
progress for the transfer of authority
at Vera Cruz to the Carranza govern
ment. More than $1,000,00O collected
in customs dues at Vera Cruz during
the American occupation is impounded
to be turned over to the Mexicans
when the United States retires from
the port.
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Helen Taft Maid OF Honor.

Washington.-Miss Helen Taft will
be the maid OF honor at the marriage
OF Miss Martha Bowers, daughter of
the late solicitor General Lloyd W.
Bowers, and her brother. Robert TAFT,
oct. II, at St Johns church. The
bridesmaids will include Miss Louise
HELEN and Miss Frances Noyes oil
Washington: Miss Marjorie Edgar Of
Minneapolis. and Miss Julia Thompson
OF Chicago. George Harrison OF Wash.
ington viii be best man for Mr.. TAFT
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CLoUDeURsT SWEEPS TOWN.
Ore Man Killed, and Houses, Railroad
Tracks and Bridges Washed
Away in Arizona.

Raj, Ariz.-One man, Wayne Den
gler. lost his life here in a cloudburst
which swept through the main street
OF this town. washing away houses
and cutting off the main water supply
pipe line. A water famine is immi-
nent, as half a mile of the ella Valley
railroad and two bridges are destroyed
and tank cars cannot be brought in
from the outside.
A store and seven residences were
washed down Mineral creek into the
ella river and the houses of the Her.
culcs Mining Company were demol-
ished. Nineteen siXty-ton ore cars
were hurled into the creek.
Surrounding ranches also suffered
severely. The loss is estimated AT
100000.
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They Continue Forward in Aus
tria and Prussia, and Re-
pei Invasion 0fPoIand
by Teutonic Allies.
CAR TALKS PEACE
viii Submit Plan to Limit Armaments
at Wars End by Federatins
All European
Nations.
Summary of Evenls.)

\o~"S"|"'(" ~SS"'''/
The most destructive battle in
history has been in progress be-
tween the Germans and the
French-British allies since Sep
TENDER 10, with results yet indie
cisivc. More than a million are
fighting ON each side.
During the first seven days of
the struggle 100000 men went
down, either killed or wounded,
according to reports from Paris,
London and Berlin Both Sides
are receiving re-enforcements
steadily and the end of the en-
gagement is not in sight.
This is the battle of the Aisne
river. 1t began when the Ger
mans, rctreating from the allies
after the rOut from the suburbs OF
Paris and the disastrous battle of
the Marine river, crossed the
Aisne and embattled themselves
in the southern peaks of the Ar
dcnnes mountains.
They have mounted heavy siege
guns and, fighting dcfensively,
have been able to withstand the
constant assault of the allies.
Military experts say this battle is
of great Importance because its
outcome likely will be the turn
ing point in the war.
City Of Rheims eombarded.
The fighting line of the two armies
Is almost 100 miles long. extending
from Amiens In northwest France to
Nerdun, on the Alsatian border. The
allies have advanced slightly in the
east but the line has weaved back and
forth In the western theater of battle.
The ancient city OF Rheims has been
bombarded by the Germans. and the
famous cathedral, built in the twelfth
and thirteenth centuries. together
with other historic buildings. has been
destroyed.
In the eastern field OF war. opera
lions between the Russians and Aus
trians and Russians and Germans have
been just as deadly as In the west.
The Slays have succeeded in blocking
Austrian and German advances into
Russian Poland. The weight of Rus
sian numbers has carried the flag
closer to the heart of Austria and far
Their westward in East Prussia. Re
ports vary. but II is safe to say there
are two million actually fighting In
the eastern field. with millions OF
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1914-09-24

Atlantic City, y. jim one of the
most spirited contests of its history
the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF odd
Fellows elected ]. X. a. Robertson OF
Oklahoma deputy grand sire, with
Frank c. Cloudy of Colorado and 10.
seph Oliver of Ontario giving him a
close race until the last ballot. Rob.
ert Daniel OF Georgia was elected
grand sire; John b. Goodwin OF Mary
land. grand secretary, and Col. NJ.
Richard Muckle. Philadelphia, grand
treasurer. san Francisco was chosen
as next years convention city.
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FRENCH OFFICER TELLS
OF BATTLE ALONG klSNt

London. The Exchange Telegraph
Company's Paris correspondent In n
dlsrntch which has just been received
here says:
"A comprehensive account Of the
1--WE DAVIS battle on the Aisnc river.
which he described as the ncrcest
in the Western thcatcr since tho be
ginning OF tho war. was given by u
French officer. who arrived In Paris
s-..h FROM tho scene OF tho great
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7'mb.rlase Win. on Official Count.

Denyer.-The official canvass by the
state board changed tho result In the
Second Congressional district. on tho
original returns James ". MoCrcary.
Republican. defeated j. j. Timberlake
by majority OF IL. But when the
returns for Cheyenne county were
checked by the state board II was
found that in one precinct the vote
totalcd 1871, but in carrying out the
total It was written "3l." This error
rectified gives Ttmberlake majority
OF So.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1914-09-24

line. There had been nothing like il
since the beginning OF the campaign
The enemy hurled dense masses OF
troops at us In a supreme endonyor
to check our forward progress. bp,
when dawn came we s,ill held the 20.
sition and even had gained ground
slightly.
THE artillery duel was continued
throughout the mex, day The morn.
ing of the 18th again saw desperate
lighting. This time we threw tho Ger.
mans back some ten kilometcrs, cap
turing COO men and lot OF mitrail
lcuscs.
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struggle along the River Aisne.
Ion the morning Of the lith.' the
officer said, the Germans called a
halt. but by afternoon the battle had
become general All the next day the
battle was OF dingdong nature, the
Germans evidently awaiting reinforce.
mcnts. During the night. however.
they delivered n furious attack on the
extreme left. but the British ana
French troops CALAMITY met the on
slaught. repulsing the Germans no
fewer than ten times.
The Germans still came on. how
ever. seeking 10 pierce the French
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1914-09-24
Allies unable To ADVANCE
Germans Firmly Entrenched North Of Aisne River
and EmbattIed In Ardennes Peaks, Make Havoc
Among Besieging Enemy With Results Yet
Indecisive-3OO, 900 Men Go Down.

reserves moving forward on both
sides.
The situation for Austria is desper-
ate. She has been hammered and in
vaded on the south by the Serbs and
Montenegrins. and with the failure of
her operations against Russia known
to the masses there has come a revul
sion against war. Serious rioting
among the poor and the various Aus
tran racial elements has occurred in
Vienna and Budapest.
The Cars Peace Plan.
From the Far East comes word that
the Japanese are closing in on the
German naval base and colony at
Using Tao in the leased Chinese pro-
vince of kaio Chow. The British and
Australians have captured most of
the German Pacific possessions.
A highly interesting official report
from Petrosrad says the Car and his
advisers have made plans for estab-
fishing the United States of Europe"
which will be submitted to the world
at the close OF the war. The stated
purpose of this federation of nations
is the limitation OF ornaments.
The authors of the plan state that
civilization realizes now. or will real
lie with the end of present hostilities,
that ''gun-toting" by nations is a con
stant menace to peace and progress.
Russia, they say, is awakening and
really wants to divert billions that
have gone to militarism, to education.
economic organization and the de-
velopment of agriculture.
Aid for Won kIuck.
London.-The Exchange Telegraph
Paris correspondent says: The
steady advance by the British and
French on the left is highly important,
as the German General Won kluk's
flank is now exposed"
General Won Kluk's army. accord
ing to scissors dispatch to the Daily
Express, Is being heavily reinforced.
The dispatch reports that 100000
troops are coming through Belgium
by way of Maubeuge.
Reports from the front, says the EN-
change Telegraph Company's Paris
correspondent. show that the French
and British troops are fighting waist
deep in water, the rains having flood.
ed their trenches.
The French Statement.
Paris.-The official statement says
In violent fighting north of scissors
tie Germans gained ground which
afterwards was recaptured by the
allies. The statement follows:
"On the left wing north of the
River Aisne. below Scissor, our
troops were furiously counter-attacked
by superior forces and yielded some
ground, which, however. they regain
ed almost Immediately.
"On the other hand, we have con
of the River Disc.
Likewise to the north OF Reims we
have repulsed all the attacks of the
enemy, although they were very vigor-
ously conducted.
"On the center to the east of Reims
we have made new progress through
our attacks"
Fierce Fight RACES.
London.-One Of the fiercest bat
ties of all times. which has been rag
ing across Northern France for
week past. with first a slight advan
tage on one side and then on the
other. remains undecided.
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shafroth Attacks Alaska Coal Leasers

Washington.-Ope OF debate in
the Senate on the bill to provide for
leasing Of government coal lands in
Alaska was marked by a vigorous at.
tack on the measure by Senator Shat
roth.
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Three BRITISH
CRUISERS SUNK
1000, 900 RUSSIANS AND AUSTR..
ANS LINED UP FOR THIRD
GREAT BATTLE.
100 MILES OF TRENCHES
TEUTONS REPULSED BY BAYON-
NETS WHEN THEY ATTEMPT
TO ADVANCE IN EAST.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspap per Union News Service
London, Sept. 23.-The Russians
have followed up their successes in
ialicia, where a third great battle with
100000 men in line is about to begin.
if it has not already started, by cap
turing the important fortress of Jaro-
slau, on the river San, just north of
Przemysl, which they are surrounding
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1t Ought To.

what are you going TO call the
new baby?"
Reginald Claude" replied Mr.. Big
gins.
Isn't Reginald Claude rather at
fected name?"
Yes, l want him TO grow up to be a
fighter. and ! fancy that Reginald
Claude will start something every
time he goes to new school.'-Lon-
don Opinion.
After girl gets to be about so old
she makes n bonfire of the baby pic
ture of herself taken in a washbowl.
A woman isn't necessarily industri
Gus because she has busy tongue.