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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

] More and more people are becoming
convinced of the fact that the only
really healthy place to sleep is out OF
doors. Especially is It Of great benefit
to people who have a tendency 70
tuberculosis or are sutferlng rFonA 'ne
disease in its early stages.
When planning to sleep outdoors the
most imnortant thing is first to find q
tsheldered spot protected from the
wind ana rain and cold in winter time,
When a house has a permanent, YER
anda and the family cannot AFFORD the
expense Of providing a special porch
for sleeping purposes, the permanent
veranda on any floor may pc usea.
tanned by putting up canvas curtains
or bamboo screens.
!, For passageway to the porch cut
one Of the windows down to the Hoor
and put in a door 8 feet inches WIDE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

Miss Ruth shisleE of sistersyille.
Is mere visiting her aunt. Mrs.. 3.
Devore. on Washingto ton street
D. A. Tennant, OF F;airmont; was
visiting IN our city yeste day.
X. w. Peech, of New 8 ork; was in
our town yesterday.
The Mannfngton Independe tents are
playing the Monongah 1ndepende
at Hough's Park this afterno on.9 LyaE
and Mcaee, tho crack high school
pitchers, afe holding the mound FOE
Marntngton. .f.5, !.
the Lancaster building on C1arksburg
street ana Is eauipptng modern
portrait studio. NE. Brown opened
for business Tits morning: His many
friends wish him success.
r.. 81 Hannah of Lynchburg, Va,
was recent busIn ness visitor here.
B. S. Hobsday z. g 81 Q. lineman, OF
Fniranont wasE q business visitor here
The ptxte Theatre received a car
load o. scenafy yesterday.
Mrs. p! ". Bartlett was visiting in
WheeIing yesterday
j. 3. 3. Hedges, Eof the deity In
surance Company sling, was q
business visitor here Friday
/. Rubenstein. q street! venaer OF
sevetas electric ppliances. did a land
oifice bustness on Water street
Thursday night Ruhenstein was ar
rested ~ OFFICER Jones for operating
without q state license and taken be-
fore s1nire q NJ. 5Barrack to whom he
admitted his gull: officer Jones took
3 : ( 7 , D.
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M.ANAlIldGTON NEWS

We
BRnbensteinS TO sEairmontg Friday morn:
ing where he was made to- pay for
saagtate license. \ ~ Y
e.. II. Blake, Of! wheeling. was q
business visitor here yesterday.
W. Nay. OF Brookside addition,
has been added to the list Of Man.
nington1 subscribers Of the West Ytr-
ginian.
Steve Lane Is suffering with an at
side addition. y \
A. L. Parrish, the druggist, is in:
fstalling an up.to,date soda fountain in
his store on Water street.
Y Mrs. H. G. Anderson is suffering
with an attack of quinsy at her home
on Jefferson street.
Miss Mary Barrett will open her
summer school in the school building
Monday, June II.
The ladies OF Saint Andrews Epis.
.copa! church will give a strawberry
social at their church on next Thurs
day evening. Ice cream, cake, straw
berries and coffee will be served.
Everyone in the city should attend.
Herald Debendarfer, popular
young man of this city, is operating an
automobile service. He will carry
passengers to any part of the city for
cents. This surefis good chance
for cheap ride. II
Mrs. William Young. Mrs. Seymour
Rymer, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Rymer
and child were entertained Friday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ry-
mer in the Brookside addition.
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5, The quaint little bolera is to be seen
everywhereit may adorn bridal
gown or lend smartnsss to a street
gown, and quite often 1t is the dfsttnc-
tive touch on an evening gown.
An evening gown designed by Mile.
Gertrude Chambers Of the Fashion Art
League OF Amertca-that arbiter of
smart styles-introduces the bolera
effect in charming evening gown
made, OF soft black lace 'draped over a
foundation Of white satin. The jacket
is Of soutach braid, lace edged with
Jet and studded with brilliants. The
Jacket falls over allong panel Of black
lace in the back.
Emerald green crepe de chine falls
from the waist line over the flounce
at the sides and extends down to the
hem at the back.
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Roy Anglemeyer has moved from
the Broolzside addition.
81 T.. Rex, Of Hundred. Was here
visiting his mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Rex Of High street.
Waiter Null Of Deep Valley Pa,
has returned TO his home after spend
fingfa few days here with friends:
Harry viIler.s of Eittletons S. here
IN the interests of his company the
q. III q: ! s, I. isa !95sf5'
Miss Bernie sByard, ot Cameron.
was here yesterday visiting with
friends. &, rs 4, h Z. ii Y z
Donley Jones was a recent business
visitor IN Cameron. 4,
Nv. IA. Dye, Of Hundred, was here
Friday visiting friends. 4. =
Paul Clelland, aSpopular young man.
of this city has received an auto
truck and has entered into the trans.
fer and storage business. Mr. Clel-
land was formerly the West Viz
ginian's Manningto fcorrespo ndent'
and we wish him much luck.
Elmer Floyd, of thesS Stewart Granite
Works, was in Fairmont Friday trans
acting business for. his firm.
e Do not forget to. buy a ticket Tor
the chautauqua; which will be here
July to II.
Mrs. F. R. Stewart and daughter,
Beryl, were visiting In Fairmnot
Thursday.
MRS. Zana Blackstone and Mrs. Ella
jerks, OF this city, are the guests Of
Mrs. j. s. Hess and Mrs. A. Q. Haw-
kins, OF Fairmont.
S. w. Davis, Of Lore City, Ohio, is
here visiting with relatives in the
'Homewood addition.
II you wish to see some fine gar
Idens, take walk out to the beautiful
Brookside addition to this city.
See Smith and MILAN for copy OF
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this paper ASK them to deliver it
to your home.
Mrs. Francis Berulcis, Of Littletop,
vas mere yesterdas visiting With
friends.
+ At Burts new theatre Thnt7dsy
might the Affermaths was shown.
SThis sure was a fine ctuTes
Dallas Hamtl ton. OF N ain street.
has "a new tyle bell TOR bis
bicycle. Now Dallas has the whole
street to himself. gsF3i 4;
Victor q. Smith was a recent Wis.
Gitor IN Peanut, w. Va n Al,
4 n. X illison, OF New Martinsvtlle,
was here yesterda loo kingi after bust-
ness Interests.
/ Do not forget the dedication exers
cisess at the new. Baptist church which
takes place tomorrow. IS.
Be thankful that you are alive and
attend YOUR church tomorrow. n
Amos Goodrich, OF Pine Grove. vas
here yesterday visiting friends in the
Clayton addition.
r. NJ. Tough was IN Fatrmont Fri
day
Mrs. Howard Hardesty was a re-
cent visitor In Fairmont.
G.. d. McCracken, OF Glover Gap,
was a, business visitor here yesterday.
William Rushford, B. & o. teleg-
rapher, was transacting business In
Glover Gap yesterday.
Leslie Jones has resigned as night
policeman here and Joseph. Morgan,
Of the Brookside addition, has been
appointed to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Clayton, OF this
city, are spending the summer in Mt.
Lake Park, Md.
3. H. spengler, OF Bethesda. Ohio.
has returned to his home after spend
ing several days here with friends.
Dave Debolt, of Hundred, was re.
cent visitor here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05
N0RTRNGION NEWS

BSrn-To Iii. ana Hrs. Charles
Flowers On Nednesdays June 9. L son.
M. ana Mrs. .: NJ MeGoMan rs=
moved eiiinsonS on Wednesday
Mrs. James IL III ehaelss OF Fairmont.
was calling on friends here on Tues
day. II. i *
4. 81! Morgan IS attending court at
Fairmont this week in the capacity
OF grand Juror. III n
Glenn, Martin. who has been visit;
ing friends here for the past week.
Sreturned to- his home at Il Oakland, Md,
Wednesday: En- ..!i
Harry. D. Martin, the prosperous
iN1onongah merchant was transacttng
business in Worthtngton on Tuesday.
H! Lon! Martin has sold his resid ence
in Worthingt onl to Mrs. W. B. Plaster.
of Elkins. Il e.
Mrs. Wesley Work, of Kingmont, is
visiting her mot Their, Mrs. Ellen Parish,
this week. M
a. Russell Davis, OF near Watson.
was calling on friends here on Wednes.
day. III.
The work OF moving the old public
school building was completed Tues.
day morning and It now occupies the
rear OF the lot, and we understand a
dwelling house viii be erected on the
former site. &.
Christian church will conduct par.
cells post and bake sale at the band
stand on Saturday afternoon II the
weatherlis favorable. II the weather
is unfayorable 1t will be conducted at
some other poin in town.
James ]. Michaels and w. 2. Shaver
met with quite a loss on Wednesday
night in the death of two thorough
bred registered Jersey bulls. They
were found dead in the field today,
Thursday, with all the indications OF
having been struck by lightning. al
though nobody can be found wo heard
any hundred or saw any lightning
during the night. They were alive
and in apparent good health at feeding
time on wednesday evening. The tree
under which they were found was
struck by lightning about oSsS month
since, and the same animals were
within 80 feet Of the tree at that time.
One OF them was valued at 81 900 and
the other and younger one, at $500.
Claude l.. Davis Is having his resi-.
dence on Main street very much I'M
proved in appearance by repainttng.
John G. Jacobs is doing the work.
Guy Smith Is the shustling agent for
The. West Virginian Sin Worthingt ton.
If you want the news every evening
leave your name with him and he will
supply you with a copy promptly.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

Sleep Out Of Doors for HEALTH Sake-HoW
to Plan and Prepare Porch. "

SO that the bed can be rolled from the
room to the porch without difficulty.
If the room is not heated by some
other means, a stove should be used
and the air kept warm, SO that the
persons sleeping on the, porch may.
have comfortable place for dressing.
Place glass and sash on the side Of
the porch most exposed to the
weather, and hang canvas curtains on
rollers to enclose the open sides in
stormy weather.
The most interesting phase OF prog
ress in. medicine in recent years is not
SO much the increase in our knowledge
OF the cure of disease, though definite
advance has come in this, but in the
dyelopment OF the science of the
cause Of disease and consequently Of
it's prevention.-Prof. j. ]. Walsh, pro.
lessor of physiological psychology at
Cathedral College, New York city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05
a Tyotiion which Beauties the Skin.

II Is known % ali that a pretty skin
cannot be obtatne a unless the laws
ol heaith are obeyed to the letter.
Consequently IL behooves all women
WHO desire 10 look well to adopt q
rational mode ot life.
with q sod found ton latd. It Is
oernaissihie Il, adv tsabl e-to turn
ones thoughts to cosmetic prepare
tions which profess to improve the
sIrin and ffnsFb eauti fly the complexion.
one such beauty aid Is a certain
bitter airnond oil lotion, which, when,
oeed With q mari led degree OF persist
srce. irnparts O. the skin.a milky hue
which does much to enchance ones
appearance Unlike some lotions and
creams. this particular cosmetic. does
NOT encourag asgrowthS Of superhuous
nair. SO die woman with little fuzzers
on eheeiS and chin need not fear to
make liberal fuse oil }
viii give explicit directions tor
conponnding this beauti fer, but4a It
Teouires cotiside rable skill to make
lhis lotion I'LL IL Oh ould be, Il earnestly
odvise tie arnate cosmetic maker
Who may lack this Skill, that ttiwould
ht the height pt dom to have her
dfnegist prepase the lotion for her.
He Will have allSthelne cessafyBu tensllst
and inciaentIys more than a slight
WORKING isIioWledg OF what is re-
0nlred.
MIX 81 Bitter Almonds.
White casttte soap Sdrachm sper-
.nacen. / dfarhm; white wax, 4 1
3rarhna: biancfed sweet almonds, a21s
o,oc5s: oil ofSbitter almond 40 drops; !;
1ll 81 bereamot, 0Sdrops;; alcohol, 9
ounces. Water ID suftlci lent quantity:l
Beat the ainaonds IN q smooth NOR
tar. gradually adding the water in
email ouanttttess until You ohtaini a
smooth paste. no THIS paste add one
pint OF wates stirring continually.
Thia en1uIsion isinow strained through
Z clean cotton coth without pressure,
and enough water added through the!
stralner 70 bfine Tho LIQUID up to A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

pint. Next shave the soap In thin
slices and, after covering with water,
melt in a water bath. Add to this the
wax and ,spermac eti in large pieces,
and stir mixture soccassio nally This
soapy mixture is now poured into the
mortar. and the emulsion slowly ad ded
to 1t, while the spestle is kept moving
continually to- secure perfect blend:
ing Of the liquid \ SAtl the last. add the
alcohol in which the perfumes have
been eyiously ldissolye ed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05
dance 81, and. LAWN Party.

A dance and lawn party was given
at the Traction park last tuesday
evening byS Miss; Ethel Berkh cad The
guest we're as follows II Misses Anna
Dawson. Lulu Forney, Helen Meade,
.Al1ertia williams, Ulua Forney, Lena
jackson, Mary Bowel and Mrs. w: o.
Armstrong; Messrs. Perry, After, w.
M, Smith. Clarence Lee, Jack Dowson,
.W.Wo. Armstrong, B. Blue, M. Bolen,
w. M. Forney, E. Rolls and II. Good
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

Pongee, the fashionable dress goods
Of the season, should be washed in
luke warm water.with any good white
SOAP; make suds do not rub the soap
on. the goods; rinse in teptd water and
hang up in shade by the belt and let
it drip dry; press on wrong side with
iron that is not very hot.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

with evening gowns and with every
dav shifst gfaisfs asRwell, the up.to: the:
stvles efrl wears 81 band of black vel
vet ribhon round her neck. VII
1t is not OF an easy to arrange this
band as the ribbon must be drawn
snugIy and smoothly around the neck
Just under the chin and there's moth
ing there to pin it to. But It Is SO
attfactige TINT Sc is worth the trouble
and time d takes TO fix it:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05
AFRO AMERICAN news
BY James o. Heath.

Trinity M. 3. church, Rev. Mayson
F. Hayling, pastor. Morning Service
at II a. M; subject, Love Growing
Cold! a Resultant" Sunday school
at 8 .. m. Evening service at p. m.
subject, Choice OF q Hero" Prayer
meeting, Wednesday evening at $500
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

The dirt and dust OF the Gasoline
Trail have no terrors for the girl who
mote rs--not itl sheS wears q submarine
bonnet Y "a q 4:
The ".submarines bonnet Is newt
made its debut in the Sunday process
sion on Lake Shore Drive; Chicago
when Miss Virginia Rap the artist
whose hobby 5tsR desig ming artistic
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

l.ettuce soup lash 2 tablespoon
mis- 81 noe and add to s1s2 cupfuls
al veal Stock; heat tab spoonful
OF butter and add to it i scant tea
spoonfuI 81 minced onion, cook S
Minutes, using great care not to
i, add nnlons and butter to stock
ana rice md cook until rice is soft
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05
Brotherhood.

The Trinity M. E. Brotherhood will
meet at the church, Tuesday evening.
at $3.50. After the regular order OF
business apaper will be read by inc
Rev. Mayson F. Hayling. Subject, Us
the Negroes Religion a Factor to HIS
Progress. ri
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game
Aid Societies.

Miss Anna Dawson entertained AID
No. 2 OF. the Trinity NJ. E. church last
evening at her, home in Monroe street;
Miss Marion Hinshaw ENTERTAINERS
Aid No 8 OF the Trinity M. e. church
last evening at the residence OF M MIS- ::
James Taylor: 4. x.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

The Young Mems and Young Ladies'
Finance club Of the MT. Zion Baptist
church will give musical an and panquet
at the church, Tuesday eyentng, Ju lN
8. Musical free. Banquet DOC a plate:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

Riley's Giants, the local colored base
ball team will play Clarksburg All Star
team at Clarksburg. Tuesday. June 8:
Al host Of local fans will witness the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05
BIaeISberfy Jam iTul i-ri

Roll out somelFich paste and cut into
fouf.inch squares Spread thickly with
blackberry Jan, brush the edges with
waters ptneh the opposite edges to-
Eether and bake IN a quick oven.
sprinkle with powdered sugar AMI
serve either hot orscold.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05
Personals.

3. n. Logan Is very III at his home,
418 near Fairmont avenue.
Miss Susie Barber, Of Annabella,
was in the city Wednesday afternoon.
Daniel Harris is slowly recovering
from his long spell of sickness.
MRS. Anna Quarles, OF Annabella,
was shopping the city Wednesday.
Alfred stragher left Tuesday eve.
ming for Charleston, W. Va, where he
will spend two weeks with friends
j. Barber, OF Annabella, was in the
city Wednesday:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

John Hutchinson, Of Wheeling. was
a recent visitor hero.
George 3. Roessler, formerly of this
city, has moved his furniture to Urtcs-
vile. Ohio. 3,@.. y. z, u
j. Henry Six. of the B. G O., was q
recent business visitor in Downs, w.
Va.
Ellsworth Taught, Of Benwood juno
ltion, was here recently visiting his
parents on East Main street.
T. ]. Farmhouse; OF Lamtra, Ohio,
was here yesterday looking after BUSH
ness.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05
FOR. WOMEN. AND THE HOME
49, cheese sandwIehes.

A good way to use up dry cheese
either American, pineapple or Edam
The last two crate down to the very
rind and are excellent for seasoning
Slice bread that is a day old, thin and
cut into rounds. Spread the round
thfclly with cheese, flavor with salt
cayenne and Just a touch OF Worcester
shire sauce. Press two layers together
with the cheese between. Have butter
melted in your blazer, or, II you like
olive oil. use that instead OF butter
Fry the cheese sandwiches golden
brown, first on one side, then on tne
other, and serve piping hot on aho'
plates. y Coffee, ale or beer should &C
company these sandwiches.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05
lRhubarb Whip.

Three.quarters Of a cup Of 3rhubarb,
four whites OF eggs, half q tablespoon
Of lemon Juice. -, !.
Stew the rhubarb with sugar until It
is OF the consistency of jam: Beat the
whites Of the eggs very stiff. Add the
rhubarb to the stiff whites, folding in
slowly little alta time; then add the e
lemon juice. Pour into buttered
earthenware dish and bake ina slow
oven for 90 minutes. When 1t Is done
nut it asidesto cool slowly. Whenthor-
oughly cool set in a cold place. Serve
cold, with ,stiftiy whipped cream.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-05

Someone wants what you have and
don't want. Find that some one through.
a classihed ad in The West Vtrgtnian:
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Employer and Employe both read
The West. VirginiaR want ads.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-22
Possible Menace of Japan.

Japan looms up ever more oml-
nously over our far western horizon.
No matter what pledges of mutual
good will may be given-and that
that they have been given in utmost
sincerity by this country, no one can
doubt-occasions of embarrassment
continue to arise. The latest, and
one of the gravest causes of differ
ence between this country and Japan,
springs from the Japanese demands
on China.
The present war has been most un-
fortunate for the United States, and
especially unfortunate because of the
immense increase in Japan's self
esteem following the reduction of the
German colony in China. This vic
tory has been used as an opening for
an aggressive campaign threatening
the very integrity of China. Our
considerable trade interests and pros
poets in China hang in the balance.
If we make no protest, we shall for
felt both our business connections
with the Far East and our influence.
If We do protest, We add one more
item to the count of grievances ia
pan holds against us.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-22
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around the
County and Elsewhere.
Ehrhardt Etchings.

Ehrhardt, April 1S.-Sunday was
a JOY day with everyone. The young
folks made use of the day with their
worst fellows or girls. as it might be.
Well, We can't say anything about it.,
for we all have recollections of SINH
lar days in our life.
Baseball seems to be what the
young men think about. The Ehr-
hardt team has been beaten at every
game they have played this season,
but they say they are still in good
hope. Practice is what the Ehrhardt
team stands in need of. On Tuesday
afternoon the team at Yankville will
try the Ehrhardt team and give them
some good practice.
There is to be business at Yank-
vile, S. c., soon. Mr.. o. L. Cope
land will soon commence to rebuild
his saw mill, and Mr.. RNpry Ehr-
hardt and son, Ramona, hink OF
putting up a saw mill at Yankville,
also. No doubt but that cotton
gin and grist mill will be added 10
their equipment by fall.
Mrs. Maggie Barber spent week
with relatives at Williams. S. c. She
returned to spend some time with Mr..
J. B. Ramsey and family at Ehrhardt
before returning to her home in Co.
lumbia.
The farmers are busy planting cot
ton; heard one say he would like a
warm rain so his cotton would come
up to give him work; says he is up
with his farm work.
The Methodists have been having
a continued meeting. Rev. Mr.
Pealer, from Fairfax, has been as
sisting Rev. Mr.. Guess in the work.
Memorial day is the next enjoy
ment.
The game warden is out in the low
country looking for traps and fish
setting. Some good has been done
around here in the way of stopping
the dynamiting of our streams. The
practice should be discontinued or
our streams will be useless so far as
fish are concerned.
Mr.. w. o. Thompson, of Lodge,
was buried Saturday at Stokes, S. {.
JEE.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-22
Where the Similarity Came In.

AS a back-handed slap at we'll
known member of congress who is
too fond of looking upon the wine
when it is anilined, Mr.. Depew tells
this anecdote, says the New York
American.
The member of congress was be-
ing shaved by an aged colored barber
in Washington. The shop was IA
vorite one with the prominent men
of the capital, and the old negro who
presided over it often boasted that he
had shaved every great statesman
since the Madison administration,
which may or may not have been
true. The member of congress re-
ferred to was being shaved by the
veteran one day when he said to the
latter:
"'Uncle you must have shaved
many famous men?'
"'Oh, yes, sab; l has indeed
"'And a great many of those
famous personages must have sat
in this very chair where am sitting,
eh?'
"'Dat's right sab. An Use jes'
been a noticin' a mighty Gurus SINH
larity between yo' and Daniel Webs
ter. sah.'
You don't say exclaimed the
highly delighted law-maker. Is it
my face?'
"'Oh, no. sab. 'Taint dat
is it my manner?'
No. boss, 'tain't yore manner
nudder; it's yore breff.'''