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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24

trembling all over like one who has
a chill. Another reason is that we
were always very poor and ashamed
to go out with people because Of
having poor clothing and nothing 70
spend. Stiu another cause is that
never mixed with the children when
small. I am trying hard to overcome
this and am improving. but want 10
reach the place where / can be per-
fectlv natural and easy in the com.
pany of other people.
SIXTEEN.
Books will not help you as much
as magazines. Read the Literary
Digest. the Outlook and other stand
ard magazines, so that you viii know
what is going on, and viii be BILE 10
discuss current events with people.
OF course. book knowledge is good
thing, too If you send a stamped
envelope I viii send you a course in
reading Be with people as much as
you can You will gain ease with
experience.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am very
fond Of a girl and would like 10 have
her picture, but she viii not give It to
me. What shall l do to get it2
CLAUDE.
Perhaps she feels that she does not
know you well enough. As a rule a
girl objects to numerous boys having
her picture.
Dear Mrs Thompson: A girl has
asked me to go to a dance with her
Shall I send her flowers?
NORMAN
If it is d formal dance, you should;
if not it is not necessary.
Dear Mrs. Thompson Would a
pretty suit be all right to wear TO
the theatre?
\ suit is more often worn then
anything else.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: VIII girl
think that a boy is slow if he does
not hold her hand?
BILLY.
a sensible girl win not.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
WXIT aao
H0E
DQeBIEMSI
MS stIzABkrI TENpSQN

Dear Mrs Thompson: l am girl
of 10 and have been going with
young man for several months. | care
a great deal for him and apparently
he does for me, so / have been retus-
ing to go out with other young men,
and he says he doesn't go out with any
other girls. We are not engaged,
though, and he lives in another town,
so that I don't see him often. Do you
think I am right in refusing to go with
other fellows? One fellow who asked
me to go out with him is good friend
of mine and ! didn't like to hurt his
feelings. so told him I would let him
know later Would it be all right to
send him a letter and let him know?
V. 6.
II were you, dear. l would not
refuse to go with other boys. You
are at an age now when you should
have a rather wide acquaintance
with boys, so that when you settle
down to one you can be sure that
you really care for him. Write 3
letter to the good friend. / am sure
that the boy for whom you care will
not object if you have an under
standing.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % am
IA years old and am four feet II inches
tall. How long should ! wear my
dresses?
90 I would like to go to party
Is it right for me to come home with
q boy friend?
90 Ought I to go to good movies
If I go with older people?
a. 1 went to a summer resort last
summer and sent some boy friends
post cards, just telling them about
the weather and the good times /
was having. Did I do right?
90 Is it slang to say chaps for
boys?
(e) I should like to ask you some
secret questions How con I do it?
BLONDY.
o. To your shoe tops.
% Have your father call for you.
(3) Yes.
"a There was no harm in It.
90 It is not a very good expression. /
o Send an envelope, stamped
and addressed.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: VIII you
kindly suggest a few good books that
win be a help in overcoming a very /!
backward nature? This defect, ! be
ieve. is caused greatly by nervous /
ness, as when helping to serve at a /
social or party cannot keep from /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
LADIES c. =. p. GUESTS MRS
kCCH

Thirty mcabera % cuioue. B-act-
90 circle. Ladies OF the O.. 4 x
we're ertertllned a. AZ ali-day session
gr-srrtav az tho home - Mr. Mar
Koch. s-s Twelfth stree The ladies
spent ths -iluo making griit block,
ard in sewing for the annual Easter
bazaar AZ noon che hostess served
~ delicious dinner. The collection for
.1.a day amouatcd % $500
o. che evening tha husbands % the
members we're 1utited 90 Join the d.
dies and tls time vas passed playing
the game OF 500. the hostess serving a
-Ht lunch during the evening.
Tire r-xl.ar meeting % Che circle
a-.If tc held next Tuesday afternoon
Ir Memorial hail iu tas court house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
rLua DINNER pANcE

The last diurerdEEce % the season
uL be- held AZ the Rock Island club
March "a connection with the resfu-
Jar GLIB night Arrangements have
been made for "a great Big dinner.
queer and Unusual stunts By Few and
Droaclsrt artists Eiu add spice 20 the
delicious dinner according 90 the IN
citations issued % the AFFAIR. which
further state ~ you want peace and
ruIe- Cor sober rsfcctiou-stay home;
Ir you like fun ana music and arr a. a
cone" Eeservatiou8
arfI close March 2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
coFrEEs FOR ZION c-URcH

-Four members q the I.adiss' AId
eoe7sty 90 Zioz Lufherar church enter
tanned A. their respective homeE a.
coffee parties fDr the benefit o. the
church yesterday arr@ruooa. tre host
ssass b@frT Ms A. Dauieiscn. III
Firth Evsage. 1foilne. Mra A. o. SVEN
son. 1911 Thirty eighth street. Mrs
Emil Andsrsou. SIKH aveals and
Twenty-@fshth street and Mrs. ". r
Jorsnson. t2z2 Forty-frsf street AZ
each % the homes the patronage wna
very good and nics sgint % money VIII
b. realized srual tho collections.
On MoaGlg evening Mrs O.. r. Nei-
500 az ksT homs SsG Thirty eighth
strset entertained 40 a coffee also for
The ben@af % Zion church. ertertaf1-
inz a corapanT % 20 TIE time was
spent DiayiaF games and ln general
sociabfifty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
MIooV ~AIoErs WITH MISS
EZAe.k

Tts mildly Naldsns eni0ysf The
evening yesterday a. the guests %
Miss Alma Frnzk. 27i3 Efghteenth
ssenus. sD@nfinS the time ssw1ns.
chatting. win rsusic and games TIE
house vas decorated "a I'D and zrser
and was pr-tty and inviting. 4 course
lunch ~ss served fa the dining room
N tbs late eveafnr with covers laid
for ~ girls The club viii b. enter
,ainec IN two weeks b. Miss MGrtha
SCHUBERT. ffGf Eleventh street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
TALENT ASSURES CONCERT sue
CESS

The musical success OF the concert
20 be given by the Swedish National
chorus Is assured IN so FAR as thorough
preparation goes Professor BsTgquist
has put the large body OF male singers
through e month Of energetic drilling
for the annual concert scheduled FOR
Thursday night A special rehearsHl
with the AuRustarn College orchestra
vas held Sunday afternoon and sec
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
HosTEss TO cARO CLUB.

Mrs A. -. Rounds 40 her home.
Iszzis Third avenue. yesterday after
noon entertained the members OF the
card club % which she belongs a. the
r1rtuizhtiy session. In the games o.
500 the drst prize was awarded 20
Mrs. Larson and the second % Mrs
a.. Anderson Of Moline. a lunch was
served 90 che conclusion % the game
and the club adjourned to meet go
two weeks witn Weilauder IN Mo-
line
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
MYSTIC WORKERS PARTY.

Arsenal lodge no. 1856. Mystic
Workers. entertained at a card party
yesterday Afternoon az the home of
Mrs. Whiting. S16 Second avenue. In
tho games OF cards No Frank Hawcs
took the first prize and Mrs. B3rth the
ail-cut favor The lodge viii entertain
40 another party March Q 90 the home
Of Mrs White.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24

Miss Caroline HummeIl of Gable and
Arthur Roselie OF She-rard were unit
ed marriage az 1880 o'clock this
morning az the parsonage OF the Ger
man Evangelical church. Rev. r. 7.
Rolf officiating. They were attended
by Miss Minnie Engstrom and Victor
EnEstrom Mr. and Mrs. Roselle viii
reside on farm near Sherrard-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
Phi DELTA PSI WITH MISS KANE
WILLING WORKERS ENTER
TANNED

The Willing Workers OF Central
Presbyterian church were entertained
last evening by their teacher. Mrs. ".
C. Murphy Al her home. lois Four
teenth-and-s-half street After a short
business session the girls enjoyed a
taffy pull and then played games. Miss
Ruth Koenig ard siiss Ruth Weed tax
ing the prizes IN contest nice
lunch was served during The evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
FoRrNleHrLY REAplNe cIRcLE

Members OF the Fortnirhty Reading
circle were entertained yesterday aft
eruoou az the home OF Mrs y. :. Fors-
berg. 1909 Ninth avenue. Mrs. X. T.
Anderson was the leader. continuing
the reading OF "Tiuic. the Mennonite
Maid A lunch was served during a
short social hour and the circle was
invited 20 meet in two weeks with
Airs. ID. ". Dahlsten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
.-,LY THIRTEEN CLUE.

Mrs. Carl Adams at her home in Mo
line yesterday afternoon acted as hos
tess 20 the Jolly Thirteen club. the
game Df cinch being played at three
tables. Girs. Caroline Stolz, Mrs.
Herman Lage and Mrs. c. V. Hend-
ricks took the prizes in the games A
nice lunch was served at the conclu-
sion OF the games and the club was in
yited 20 meet in two weeks with Mrs
Anton Steiner. Seventeenth avenue
and Seventh street. Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The regular coffee OF the Woman's
guild Of South Park Presbyterian
church viii be held tomorrow after
noon at 2.S0 at the home OF Mrs. j. 4.
Swami. 1913 Thirtieth street.
The Helen Gould auxiliary 20 the
United Spanish War Veterans VIII
serve dinner Thursday noon in Memo
rial hail in the court house to which
they invite the public
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24

and the time passed very pleasantly.
The society viii be entertained next
month at the home OF Miss Evelyn Eek
hart.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
eELlANcE cLUs SESSION.

Members % the Reliance club Of
Grace Lutheran church we're enter
rafaed Ga tho home o. Reuben Lind
stron. 1910 Seventh avenue. last
ege1inE az ths monthly session The
club va addressed b. Andres Kemps
OF the subject o. government appro-
priafl5la r5utiEs business following
lsa discussion. During an hour o. 90
~fabllty @ lunch vas served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24

session. Following the transaction OF
business matters the chaDter on the
Indian and government IN the study
book ~Iu Redman's LAID" wSs taken
ID and discussed. Miss Lucille Hay
ara gave a vocal number 4 delightful
lunch vas served during the social
time. The Misses Nina and stella
Reid ulI entertain the circle az me
reEr meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24

oUGEN EgTHER CIRCLE MEETS
a large numbsr a. ere members %
the Qge@a Eather circle OF the First
Msshodfss church Eathsrsf a. the hone
% Hiss Igiia Marshall $40 Siaeteenfh
street. last evening for IRE mouthfy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-24
cLEF CLUE PRoeRAm.

The Cief club OF Auglstaui college
viii give a program in the school aud
itorium Friday afternoon az 4 O'Clock.
the pupils Of Robert y. Macdonald.
piano and Algert Anker. violin. to pre-
sent the numbers as follows.
Piano,
Piano. Greeting 20 the sun" pet
ers'n --leFgrrl: Prelude iAubert; Noe
tur-e; Love song tStoiowski-Anna
Biurrnan-
Violin. AdaEio from Pupils 1st CON
ce-to (Scitzi-Guenter Bickel.
Piano Hunting song" (Mendel-
ssphnl-Edith Anderson
Violin. "Sarubande" CCoreuD-
He.Ea Grancre.
PIANO. Hunting Song CRheinber
GER; Novelette, CSchumann): I'm
promptu iRhe-nlroldi Mr.. Kraeft.
Violin. Adagio from suite IN C min
or (Ries h: Mazurlsa (Haeschel-
Helen Peterson.
The program IS open TO the general
public
Phi DELTA PSI WITH MISS KANE.
The Phi Deta PSI club members
we're the guests OF Miss Edna Kane.
1901 ghth-and-s-half avenue. yester-
day afternoon. They passed a pleas
AM time with sewing, chatting and
a. $50 the hostess served a course
lunch The club viii be the guests
OF Mrs. Joseph Bell in two weeks.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-09-18
To Cease NIGHT Shift.

The Baraga Lumber Company will
tonight close down the night shift at
their sawmill, after rum Of fcsr
months, cutting four million test Of
hardwood. The. demand for this elsss
of lumber has not been very strong
this season, and both docks at Barsga
are well stocked.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-09-18
For Sale.

A fine 75-acrs farm. 20 minutes
walk from bank corner at L'Anse,
Mich, on automobile road. About 6(
acres clear, As acres without stumps
all seeded to hsy. Large barn and II
apple trees. Price $500 $500 cash,
balance easy terms. Hay crop vii
easily meet yearly payments. Car
you beat III Apply to
ED. SIcorTE & Co..
7-30-tf. L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-09-18
Baraea News Notes

|
Grange elected Peter Girard, Charlei
Walmer, Andrew Anderson and Tefoi
Lajoy as delegates to the county con,
vention to be held at their hall next
Friday.
Miss Lucy Cadotte. Of Zeba, visited
here Tuesday.
Antoine Cote. Of L'Anse, was call.
er here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gibson and Mr..
and Mrs. William Deem and family. Of
Alston. were guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
seph Girard the first Of the week.
N. R. Keene, Of Daggett, was here
this week with carload Of cows and
pigs, number Of which ne sold to the
farmers.
H.. J. Falk left Tuesday on = selling
trip in the copper country.
A daughter was born Sept. 4th to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rose at Kewee.
nav Bay.
| A son Of Matt Rasanen left Tuesday
for Flint to attend the state school for
the deaf and dumb.
Fred Beckman. of Pelkie, was Wis
itor in L'Anse and Baraga the first Of
the week.
]. N. Cote and Roy Darcy were cop
per country visitors last Friday.
The barge Butcherboy loaded hard
wood lumber at the Baraga Lumber
Company's docks this week for Muske-
gon.
Rev. Thomas Bottrell of Baraga and
Rev. Ernest Brown Of Dollar Bay left
Sunday for Port Huron to attend the
M. E. church conference.
T. P. Marksman, Of Zeba, transact
ed business at the Indian Office here
Tuesday.
John Carlyon was L'Anse busi-
ness visitor Wednesday.
County Clerk Martin Voetsch and
County Treasurer D. p. Menard, Of
L'Anse, and A. w. Sterk were at Mel
son Siding Thursday afternoon.
Leo McKindles and Township Clerk
Edward Foucault were copper country
visitors Thursday.
Miss Johanna McGrath. Mrs. w. A.
Won Zellen and Mrs. w. T. Menge, of
L'Anse. were Baraga visitors Thurs
day.
Spencer Murphy, Of Ahme ex, stopped
in Bsrsga Thursday on his way home
from Marquette and spent the day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Murphy.
Emery Welsh. of L'Anse. was bus
mess caller here Thursday.
Emil Berg, accountant for the Dol.
lar Bay Lumber Co. at Dollar Bay, ar
rived Tuesday for visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coles returned
to their home in Minneapolis Thursday,
after spending few days here as
guests Of Mrs. Margaret Funke.
L. G. Hillyer was copper country
visitor Thursday.
The stores Of VIM. Kitz & Co. and
Ben Cohl closed last night and will re-
open at sundown tonight, the observance
being the Day Of Atonement.
The Worcester Lumber Company
started a camp at Caddo this week,
employing fifty men.
Raymond Pinet. Of Saginaw, has
purchased 80 acres Of Fred Lannon'S
farm, which he will put under cultiva.
tion. Raymond Is Q former Barags
boy and his return here is pleasing tc
his many friends.
John Greenblatt and son, Jerome, re-
turned Tuesday from Milwaukee. where
Mr.. Greenblatt purchased full line Of
fall and winter goods for the Kitz store.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-09-18
/ WoMAH's REASON
sy HAROLD CARTER.

So~0~~S~O~0>
tcopvr,rtt. 1s1s bv w. a. chapman)
Jean Rae was stili thinking over the
proposition that Tom varcoe had put
to her on her way down to Cannon's
In the subway.
She had two dozen Girls under her.
She was considered an eminently rel
gpectable young woman. sho had
lbeen IN Cannon's department store for;
nine years.
ahs hsA tnovr Tom varcoe for two
vasrs IA Ma : nosition ~ ssS ~ the
hrvsr., n.rtmsnt- ana looted for
vsrd With confIdence 70 getting the
sssj...ri irver's rosition. soon 10 be
v.c.rt - ostv g,a VIC Wa IN the
s.v,rw .r .,most honsIess imbecile.
Ana Tcm Who vas leans hest friend,
vbc~e iovsitv n hsr had never fall
$500 "a ..rsd her ~ accent his
r-c.s..;c, .hrcr.h Iisa without the
H., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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w0s oniy 'no uay -,
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20

wounds are received. Hnn another
phenomenon ~ the eagsrncss ~ even
soldier ~ hf back where shells ~
thickcrt Tci many 1T these soldiers
10 private iifa vefe not noted fof hefu+
lam. Tbsy might b. supposed 49, have
The sams lfead Of DANGER thc afensf
man has IN uomral times $50 He-
counts for this universal anxiety 10 bee
hack ~ ne ranks by feo theories. one
j. tne compelling force 90 patriotic dutf
Which h1s often transformed common
ciAY into hero stuff ana ne other is
the rtRof4 fof ths opinion ~ comrades
iis saws Hhifkers sFs rare. shame
b,fora ones comrades preventing such
rYarions.'
im. elnFpisriy enough for 200 eH-
prfioDced ubaeftef be- hays chief eu
ilhhsis go tAr tendency ~ q Hicf soldier
a. make confesaOr ~ physician 0r
nurse. eonfeseiug mental emotions al
most nH freely AH bodily ftmpi0ma
thls inclination being "inienfirfd whfn
be- ln far from hDmr. family md
friends" Hu this Psychological tens
6sncg b. not confined tn soldiers Df FOB
sick mon Tho distance from Humr IA
sufficient cause Tho physician ur
nurse. owing io relations Niih flts pa-
fleui h. regarded Ha friend Hli
naH mHn viii ne equally rnufldlnF fn
. mere nrqualniaufc from liH HHfuf
town Who bias unt mf around boo ine
uniiinF room Df o. depot hundred
miles from hnme and poured Csc most
intimate confidence soto fho rHr ~
fellow fnWnam1n with whom ne bad
I..H . .t...L... .IU4.4IUf.IUHU Gin
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20
NoTIcr or sArRIFr.s sAlr.

lffN lNif fil tNNNN.
Nunniy % Nurres
HS Write az Execution ISSUED out
nl ihr ionnfatle lnatru Count af PRO.
clntt cone. Nuytta Counts. an teih
daA 40 April A. d.. }Ait. ht thp Iaaii,o
0f the rtRcr thruuf ln emo case of
NusvuhsiW Cnhn Co.'S VERSUS Iiamur
Nolain $50 Do tnd to nir ts Sheriff.
directed 8ni apltu,d I WiN proceed
to gCN fnr cash Within thr hours pre-
seslhei hN Jaw Cor shrrffr sales. on
ihe frei 1tesd1, n lunr a %. 1916.
% hoiHr tho ist da, ut aaid murth hc.
fnro thU Count lluuse door ui said Nu.
o0es County m tho gifV so Corpus
CHRISTI che foliowIns described prop
erfr. tn wlt
ans of Nts Nns ouc and Two ln
plock $50 e Boa Tho Southwest extension
to The CIV of Corpus Chrstt Nucccs
County Texas Rs shown hf thf mag boz
plat on fio and of rurord n thc offiro
~ thc County Ciefk SO Nurces County.
Texas. to Nhieh map reference s hero
made for better description
tc,icd op ON thr Sth dhV ~ MAY.
iatA as 100 n'ylnek m es the
property of Ramon nahdo. o. satisfy
q iuAement amounting to sNsgi in faY.
or VI uuHonhclm -Cohn 60. and al
eosts 20 salt
Given under my hand this sun aay N
May. a n. leih
Nj n wNGitr sheriff Nucccs
County reNas
M OSCAR nFurAMy Deputy
fkavertiarn.nN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20
vore ON BIC COPPER MERGER.

nrTrE. Mont. May ~ The stocl,
holders % the Anaconda Copper Min.
tins Company win hold special meet p
inE az the Mashoc smcltef TODAY. a.
cSasidcr the proposition ~ decreasing
the number of shsrcs and dophlinz
their par value, This II generally be-
licVed 90 he q necessary Move IN the
consolidation ~ the AmRleamatcd estd
Anaconda eompaniea which has gwen
gradually worked up The Anaonr IA
viii be the holdlns and operating com.
pens under the mergef plan. ny don-
hlinE the par value ~ The Anaconda
stock fr0m SIS g $50 sharv. II is
expected that the market value 90
AmaiRamated and Anaconda win DO
nhoas the same y Il also proposed az
today's special meeting 90 ircrcasc the
numeef eadlr4x tromS 4ssefAar& !.
en,. 81 se-hsit = NctSxA Utp "a ths . 4
reciros frum the AmaleamateA 10 the
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20

Aomc Forms 81 Rhsunatisn Curable
Rheumatism 10 disease charactcriF
"a hY pains Ia tho Joints and ln the
muscles. The most common fosms are
Acute nnd Chronic Rheumatism Rhcu
matte Headaches Sgiatic Rheumaiism
and LumhaFo an 81 these typrs can
be helped absolutely hy applying some
good Nnimvnt that penetNtva Az
application ~ Slnans lanimeut two
or three times a dan Ga the affected
part VIII give instant relief SloRn's
Imminent II gspd Tor pain, ANA especial.
~ Rheumatic Pain. hncRusc 10 pene
sSloan's Imminent N an medicine Get
a a5c. bottle now. kecp u handy Ca
eaae nf ,marKrneN. AdNNrlIanmenl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20

Every agency that tends 10
make war horrible. that increases
its tolls aud makes flesh creep. is
humane, Whenever war is rceog.
nized as the hlackcst infamy, Il
win cease 10 exist. As long as war
is deemed glorious, the candleflies
will burn themselves in the flame.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20

a package containing Mexican
currency valued at $4,000 in gold
has been delivered to Julian NJ.
Gomez "a San Antonio. Accord.
ing 20 news reports, the money
was shipped by cXprcsS. Well, ex.
press companies must be using
freight trains.