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WAR FAILS TO INJURE
HOTEL BUSINESS HERE
Waldorf Astoria Notes Increase During First Half Of
February Over Last Year-Mardi Gras Night
Likely to Become Permanent Feature

George G. Roldt. .Tr., OF tho Waldorf
Astoria said yesterday that tho bust
ness of the hotel during the hrst half
Of February was better than In the
same period las; year. This condition.
he admitted, surprised him In view OF
the general report that the European
war was upsettng conditions In all
lines here. He also said that reports
on the full, month OF January were ex
cellent and he hoped other hotels had
found the Same thing true
Members OF the American Paper and
Pulp Association, holding a convention
at the Waldorf this week. thronged
the lobby yesterday.
Mrs. Irving H. Chase Ia at the
Waldorf Astoria from her country place
AZ Waterbury. Conn. with her daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy Chase. Miss Maude
White of New Haven and Mrs c. +.
Rodmsn OF Waterbury. They are all
on their way to Palm Beach.
Miss Edwin Geoffrey Davis OF Bos-
ton gave a luncheon AZ the Holland
House yesterday for her daughter and
two friends who came TO New York
TO attend the theatre.
A heavy mustached. big italian street
organ grinder with hts pet monkey sit
ting on the ovgan was one of the most
interesting figures " the Mardi Gras
fancy costume ball given under tho aus
pices OF the Dance Club at the Hotel
Clarldgc Shrnve Tuesday. He looked
so true to life" that guests were Won
dering whether he was a real "dago'
or n make believe one He was wander
ing about playing on his eQueaky instru-
meut while the little monkey insisted on
taking drinks with several of the guests.
, The makeup was so perfect that no.
body recognized the organ grinder till
he removed his mask and mustache.
He was Henry @. Flemming. one Of tho
members OF the Dance Club. The prize
for tho most original costume was
awarded to him. The success OF the
Mardi Gres celebration AT the Hotel
McAlpin. the Vanderbilt and one or two
other restaurants which observed tho
fetc with special programmes augurs
we'll for a continuance Of the event as a
holiday occasion. Another year will no
doubt witness every restaurant and
amusement resort on Broadway prepar-
ing a pretentious fe sti,-al programme for
the date.
society and the Policeman" is the
topic Clement j. Drscol has chosen for
n. a-NH Ia.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPMNGs. W Va, Feb
IL Barly spring guests from New
York as well as from the resorts further
south are beginning TO arrive here for
the season,
Recent arrivals at the New Greenbr!er
include Ralph Underwood. j. y Tlldcn,
). III. Jones, Or. and Mrs. q. C. Shelton,
Mrs, +, *. Hollister. Gordon Fcllowes
OF New York. William r.. webber. w. W.
johnson OF Philadelphia. ~ r. McCul-
Tough OF Chicago. Mr.. ana Mrs, j Z
Cunningham Of Washington. Mr. and
Mrs y, II. Hanna of Ravenns, Ohio,
and Mr., and Mrs, J Carroll Griggs OF
Petersburg. Va.
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MRS. TALLER SMITHS GUESTS.
Luncheon Is Given IN PaIl Mail
noOm, Vttr-Car1tOn.

Mrs Taller Smith gave luncheon
Yesterday IN the Pail Mall room ot the
Ritz-Carlton. Her guests sat AT on.
large oval table. In the centre OF which
WAS a sunkcn italian garden and rnun-
tain.
Among the guests were Mrs St7iye-
SAINT Fish. Mrs Burke Roche. Mrs. Oil
Yer Gould Jennings. Mns Lawrence l..
Gillespie, Mrs. Preston i. Satterwhire
Mrs Henry Clcws. Mrs. Amory g. Car
hart, Mrs George Rose, Mrs, 7. !. Oak
~ Rhinelander. Mrs. Spencer Eddy. Mrs
Goodhue Livingston. Mrs Edward y
Breltung and Mrs. John r. CoNyin.
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BIG TIM" ESTATE MUST PAY.
Jsbn J. white Gets verdict for
a8,O06 Money LOnncd.

Supreme Court Justice Goff directed
jury yesterday 10 return a verdict for
s6,o96 for former Alderman John !,
White IN a suit against tho estate of
Timothy n. sullivan TO recover for
$4,000 loan made in 1911. with inter-
-, and costs
Frank T. Farrell. former owner of
,ha> New York American League Base
hall Club. testified that sullivan told
him the day after no received the
money that he couldn't have got along
without II. ana Samuel Wolf. former
confidential man for Big Tim said
the latter told him n helped him out
Of a big hole" The case was not de-
fendcd
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PHYSICIAN KILLED BY FALL.
Dr. T'rnucis Vustace Drops ~ stor-
scs From Apartment window.

Dr Franci. Hustace, SIS. who inherited
= large fortune from his father, william
Uustace. New York merchant fell
from "A window of his apar tment on the
twelfth floor OF the Helmscott apart
ments. at 3l6 West Seventy-nnth street,
res.erday morning and WAS instantly
Killed
He was subject 10 vertigo. and II is
believed ha suffered an attack while
opening a window.
He earned his degree in medicine from
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons
following his graduation from Columbia
in 1871, but he never practiaed hs pro-
sessiOn
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Dsead Itn~ at the kuickrrbocker
Hotel Becomes smaller.

Perhaps because Of the fine weather
or perlaps because work Is more Dlent-
ful the bread line in the rear OF the
Krickerbocker Hotel YESTERDAY was the
smallest since the charity was started.
There were fewer than LOCO men in
the line and about 100 women. Wi'h
the women there were eleven children.
four OF them In arms Contributions
from guests of the hotel yesterday in
cluded twelve suits Of clothes, four over
coats and s36.
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COrARrNER>Hip NOTICE.

SOTlCE a. uI.REi}t CINrN tnat ,hs
copartpe erShtp hrretutl;' evistlug bStpeen
the und'rstGuel tum III -. tROw
BRIDGE amt Law i:E%tE CRhTVlRD,
condl"tlus business uuia' n E,tn mama
of TRpWbRlDTE & roMrNHT. har III,
daY hcpn Dissolved
dated, Nov' YORK, F.lru,r' =. 1854
tDNtNb % TRON HEiDDE
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PERRY BELMONT HOST TO DEWA
in apRncsr Guests See Comm I'D ore
prrry's silver Service.

WAsHSGrcS, EeH II --Es -Rspre-
sentative Perry Belmou, OF New York
entertaned ~ luncheon to-dav in honor
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at tho meeting Of the Womans Forum
In the Waldorf Astoria. Miss Helen
Narlck Boswell Is the president.
The sun., 1915-02-18

PARTNEH WANTED to invest s"m- can
ual In new patent Just issued. bona hde
proposition and three hundred per cent.
assured, E,. boz lt7 sun once.
The sun., 1915-02-18

Two Farewell ISAD0lA Thurs At ,Fcr. 2a
Appearances nj >,A> Tues. ENg Mar :?
Prices from 25c 20 $40 seats now selling
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METROPOLITAN SSGTR. SG,s,

yo-da, At N Gortterdacmmerung.k Kurt.
Oner curtis Schuu'Anu. Sparkcs. HcrsCr
Braun, Wei Gorl'I Cnnd.. Ucriy
10 might Nanon i~scant. Nori Mar
tlreil. Scott. S"ruroH, NAdr. toud. polHcco
Iri Magic FLUTE. bedskL Neupc Strh-
bach MitNsrSnoon, Gorl'2 Rtlss. ,und iicrt..
Sat. Mat at >. II Iro,atorr. ncStinn, ODER
NArtinClu Auhto. Ru'hiCr. tOui IoScAhini.
sat at : - ,7Sc to s. To~ca. FArrnr Botta.
SCotii, lconhArdt Ross. tond. Polarro.
sun. E,g. Concert S"kolou, Russian violin
list case hlthousc. Middleton orch
Mon. Wash Il day Mat ~ &. rar-ifal. Kurt
Scmharh. Rraun. Whi'chiu GOritZ Z nui lirr1
Non. AZ = 80. Amorc dsitre Re. Iior' ferfari-
FuutInA, Amatn, Dluur. tDnd luSCHnint,
we'd. az IS Walkuere. GAdski, knrt. Ober,
Bcrger. Braun. Ruvsdacl. toud, Hertz.
thurs ~ Sl1 Bohemc. AIDA. Schumann
Martin, Scott. Srgurols. 1csRni. Cond polAccn
HARDNAN PIANO USED.
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INSTRUCTION..

YOUNG. Intelligent Russian from Mos.
cow, wishes TO teach Russian in private
family for smallre ward. JOHS GORiATCH .
KIN. 602 East 9Th ~
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kr. ana Mira. Reynolds more into their
ssw hunRalow-sso0 down. balance same
&c reut!-on ataten island. Dick Meade.
nswspsper man. cyric, socialist, takes din
ner and spends the night. The Reynolds
sssEn comfortable in their home, but with
d hint of loneliness. Dick warns Bob
against John Brand, Boh's old school
Uats, now member of 1.-THE Bystera,"
Eho 10 expected to call. Brand Hudson
cement company president, offers Bob
Eso.eO 60 use his position a. chemist with
Sas United Construction company to
sn@et the specifications for cement work
"a TIE Peccs River dam. Jane overhear-
sns. asks Bob to accept His refusal, in
kae race OF their poverty. chiIis her.
6reBd wiles Jane into q conspiracy to
make Rob earn the $4e.ooo. He takes
per for an auto ride and they are seen
ey Dick. She receives st0o "conspirator's
money by mail from Brand, and In the
SUDDEN change from Sktnxping economies
and unpaid biAs to real esG3v money
s91es al sense Of true moral values The
eLancsetfns auto rides continue. Jane
Brand's oYer. Dick goes to see Brand
With some vague idea Of making him
cease his rides with Jane. brand Insults
PICK, who knocks him down. Mira. Col
Pms, becoming suspicious OF James new
nne feathers" objects to further chap
srcntng OF Brand and Jane. Dick ar
nves Unusually &aT% on his regular
w eanesoay visit. On the heels Of Bob
q no arrives unexpectedly. come Mrs. Col
pms. aFrayed for a ride, and Brand with
BIS auto. The four actors are together
ga stage set for tragedy. Jane explains
TIE conspiracy.
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be weak enough to lot you dominate
me and make this fatal mistake. When
partners can't agree there Is but one
solution and now our partnsrship is
dissolved" She looked up at the
cuckoo clock that had told OF no many
happy hours and, of Late, so many sad
and wearisome hours In the little bun.
galow. As she looked II began to
strike, q dismal. lonesome note, as II
the cuckoo had lost its mate and was
calling In hopeless way from its little
prison.
-Four O'Clock" she said. "Tn be
let me see-where will bel don't
know New York very we'll Yes. I'll
DO at the Aston library at six. If you
come for nae, then I'll know that am
really a partner and everything will
be all right II you don't, I'm going
into business for myself; not q part.
nership. Bob. for l love YOU. But wen
see, II you let me 60 alone. which part
nsr was right" *
She stood looking at him beseech.
ingly. sitting back the teara that
clamored for release. But he made no
answer and she swept them back.
Pride: foolish pride and win against
viii.
There was another witness to this
tragedy, but II was not Dick. He had
slipped away. There was present that
SILENT cynical figure who laughs I'm.
heard and ecoffs unseen when man
and woman stand stubbornly at the
parting of the ways.
Jane" said her husband sadly, IF
you feel You have to go, go0d-by; but
you are casting love and happiness out
of your life. and tempting tate. Please
don't"
That was not what she wanted. She
wanted the pressure of a strong mans
arm and lips; the compelling force
and mastery, not OF reason, but Of
love. A step or two. the right word,
and the food of tears would hsve
swept Brand and his satanic shadow
from the Reynolds hearthstons for,
ever. But this step was left uutaken !:
the word unspoken.
Jane passed out alone.
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81. pa,rlck,s pay


Millions Of the brave sons and fair
daughters OF Erin, ~ well AZ d count.
less number of people who are not 40
fortunate al to have Irish blood In
their veins, Irish poetry In their hearts
and Irish wit In their heads, are wear
ing green In afFaetionate memory Of
a little island across the sea and In
reyerent memory OF its patron saint.
And March, In q gentle springtide
mood, lights the day with sunshine!
Sc. Patrick. dead In the flesh for
many centuries, lives In spirit and ex
srcises benign influence over the
multitude which holds him dear.
There are other saints, but st. Pat.
rick Is one of those yiriie, forcefui
saints whose claims on the love OF
mankind do not weaken as the centu-
riea pass.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11
IRISH PROVERBS

He who gets q name for early ris
ing may sleep NIL day,
Where there's woman there's
talk, and where there's geese there's
caekling
A woman has an excuse reader
than an apron.
A man ties a knot with his tongue
that his teeth will not loosen.
Have your own will. like the women
have.
Three without ruIe--a wife, pig
and q mule,
The husband Of the sloven la known
amongst the crowd.
Don't praise your son-in.law tin the
years out
Better the end of a feast than the
beginning OF fight
Never take q wife who haa no faults.
However near mans shirt Is, his
skin IL nearer. ..-t.s q 81
A pig In the gty doesn't know the
pig going along the road
Melodious is the closed mouth.
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ST. PATRlCk'S RETURN
every Trns Irsshman Believes the
Good Saint Will co Back 70 tire
Emerald isIe.

A NFoNE on the west coast OF Ire
n land will tell you that some day
So Patrick IN coming back to ireland
the lana he loved No one says when
that aay win be. although there II rea
son 20 believe that II win Be on the
day Of the final judgment of the world
Whether or not his return II desis
anle depends altogether upon the
point af view OF the teller ar the
prophecy. II he % q gloomy pes.
simist ne Is likely TO remark that ST,
Patrick cant come soon enough. God
knows II ne be . cheerful optlmist
he win add, -and may that day % far
although twill be q good day whom.
ever II comes"
Ireland has o personal regard for
Sc Patrick probably ecualed by no
otner country in the world lii la rela.
ton % q patron saint; and so II iii
that the prophesiea return al the mia.
sionaTy 20 the iale has had his.
torfe bearing upon certain OF Its char
acteriAtics and events, 80 that even
the passing on the home rule bin Inns
met IN certain remote districts 81 IRE.
land With the turn Of phrase. IF ST.
Patrick came back now, lis the
pleased man he'd be,
And, indeed. il ST Patrick were 10
return TO the island 10 which he came
SO many centuries ago he would lind
some marvellous changes wrought BY
the early years Of the twentieth cen.
fury. For Ireland has been passing
through peaceful revolution and lis
results would be even more apparent
to watchful patron than they would
be to the average observer.
The revival OF the Irish language
has a history OF tremendous interest
TO the student Of Craftsmanship. the
system OF sumner schools for stu.
dents In the districts where the Irish
language was atill living language
has been atrikingly successful aud has
done much To break down the section.
aliam Of ireland.
Although the passage of the home
rule bill through the commons is noml.
naily the most important event In the
history OF ireland In the last two dee.
AIDES, nevertheless the student of
Irish history recognizes that The
measure Is merely the culmination 81
freland's struggle TO maintain her ma
tionality. And should 81 Patrick
come back 10 his island hs would ind
that ireland had. by remembering
The days OF old
Ere her faithleas SONS betrayed her
When Malachi wore the collar of gold
won back from her past the circiet ol
ner glory and Is on the high road II
the throne OF the national indepen
dence and integrity that her children
no matter where scattered, have held
as the ideal OF their counlry's state.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11

cAaR nerU~s gcfns aur.- sara aana.
I'm not iscturing. but It seems 70 ma
that you're getting pretty liberal with
yoar brandisS Wouldn't afterwards
dor"
Nonsense he answered. ANY man
who ats through "a opera 10 entitled
TO q stimulant both afterwards and
before"
You dent mean that Bob. You
like opera m much o. |. but you won't
admit IT."
DO IT" he said. well. maybe.
do. Sometimes have hard time tell
ing just what DO like these days"
He poured out his liquor and stood
up. holding the glass aioft.
Jane" he said tTnpuiEiveiy, ETH
give you toast. Here's 20 Dickl~
She started at the name and her
lcoS conveyed all the surprise she did
not express. @..
Yes. Dick" he repeated. ~Don'i
You ever think Of hint"
Why. yes--I don't know. Bob. whai
AhlANS 9Ga At1thM % hltAt We nANaa
seen him for year"
Il know II, Jane. Not since that
night ON the island. That's one OF the
things we didn't keep-nich's friend
ship. / haven't seen him In person
but I've seen him In my dreams: day
dreams and night" Ink
We'll. I'm sure he could find us Il
he wanted to. He can't blame ua II
he's broken OF the friendship"
mo. he can't blame u.s." Reynolds
answered, "and I dent believe We car
blame hin." @~
He sat down and poured another
brandy. Just before he had taken II
they heard Brand's car approaching
Jane pulled at HE sleeve.
Now. you See" ahe said. they're
here and you're not dressed. Hurry
won't you. dearf"
Jane hurried to the door herself
Formalities were not necessary with
the Brands. In fact the millionaire
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11

for his part. seemed rather inclined to
discourage them.
Hello" he said cordially, as he fol-
lowed his wife into tho big reception
hall. where's Bob?"
"Hes here" Jane answered. 81
couldn't get him started dressing. but
he'll be right down"
Brand looked toward the table and
the bottle In its silver casing
"oh. see." he said. "A little bracer
before the show, Ell? Bob's going too
strong to that stun, Jane. You'd bet
ter check him a bit"
Il think so, too" she agreed. but I
don't want TO dictate. He seems 70
nervous OF late and sometimes almost
queer"
Il know. but that isn't any good for
the nerves. or the nerve, either Check
him up q bit. I tell you he's hurting
himself and injuring his chances. I
hear he lost quite q lot In the street
today. Oh, nothing serious" he added
quickly. as Jane looked up in alarm
But don't like to see a man carry
Ing q handicap. The race is hard
enough a. 1t 10. like a drop Of wine
with my dinner or after the show, but
let II go at that. Bob's a hard WORK.
err and q hard player and II he's going
10 drink hen be hard drinker. He
can't do anything by halves"
why don't you speak TO him about
it," Jane asked.
Il did. bat he cut me OF az I knew
he would. Bob wants my tips on the
market, but that's about all the advice
he requires from us nowadays"
Mrs. Brand stood patiently by won
dering II anyone was going to take any
notice Of her. She wished Sob woald
hurry for she had never found that his
propensity for bransy affected his gal
lantry. To her way Of thinking soung
Reynolds was an ideal husband. Not
quite 40 imposing or important al her
own, perhaps, but 30 attentive and
thoughtful. Bob Usually made himself
very agreeable TO Mrs. Brand. Some
times he seemed extremely 70. But,
OF course, that was only as II should
be. 1t was his way with women and
IL ha seemed especially gracious TO
the wife of tie man who had dons 90
xneh for him. 1t was only natural.
Mrs. Brand. surveying James nsw
opera gown. spoke In tonss of aDsar-
snt aiasssIGx.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11
GRO BE CONTINUED
Not on the Menu.

Prospects Of good meal were no
bright, but the hy-blown sating,houSn
was the only thing OF its kind In tina
neighborkoea, so johnson had mo
choice but to enter and try his luck
Entering the dingy dining room, he
seated himself at q table covered By
q stained cloth. A depressed waiter
sauntered in eventually, and nearly
tainted ON beholding a customer.
Have you any Geld pie?" euerieG
Johnson. ''Er-no, sir" ANY chick
en- Emo, sir!" Well. l suppose
I tan have some beef, can't r.
Emo, air!" What on earth have
you got In the house. thenf" 'sEr--ths
sheriff. sir!"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11
81. Patrick and the Snakes.

The versions OF the method EN-.
ployed by Saint Patrick In ridding Ire.
land or snakes varies. In the north
countries, where there seems 60 be-
more OF poetry, one is told that II was
through the charm OF the shamrock
Saint Patrick's symbol-vthe reason for
its adoption being fits trefoii leaves,
used as convincing illustration or
the doctrine OF the Trinity
The plant that blooms forever
With the rose combined
And the thistle twinAd
Dsfy the strength OF foes 10 sever
Firm be the triple league they fern.
Despite all change or weather.
In sunshine. darkness. calm or storm.
stiil may they fondly grow together.
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chiid,s unconaeleua humar.

A tiny girl had always taken he,
milk from silver mug. Being nj
lowed to drink from O tumbier one dap
she thereafter demanded the privilege
of drinking everything from q hand
glass" The same little thinker, en-
raptured with the candles on a Chriss
mas tree. explained to O comrads
You light them with q match, ana
you light them out this way" ssrg
ping her thumb and forefnssz b
Nsthax 10 lmaeEaonata q anRSss
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11

et. Patrick's day. to those that know
history, 10 q day important to men of
every nationality and OF every religious
faith, as well as to the Irish and 10
those that believe In the Catholic re-
Hgion. '.t@
St Patrick proved that courage ia
the great asset OF the human being
and that what a man 10 determined TO
get he can get. IL he win fight per
sissentIy and without fear.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-03-11


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hevsr fsasrrau 20 anu ne osnsf
never aorsot ~ SUI u @xissea ana
served IS y sort OF oalance wheea 20
thelr respective attractions. For Jane
was u = TYPE 70 Wsien y rev ysAfS
ohe way q tns otileF neltner aau NOT
aetrace afem beauty. III the aisersp
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paohoo aiaN oeauslIui ohe. ans vas
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more ROBUST stue ayed anu taH
sh,naeu' WIN ense1s that arsW ehelI
eo1or from . perfect constitution, not
tIom the emeelhsnins t0ucn OF rouge.
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AZ eas.sr easA snah hFS. hfaha Anu
no fnoaisees art was better reNafaea
imam hers' IA ths cluos Wnere y was
common tais mat hranas patronlzins
mana naa raised hsynoius ont OF 90.
scuti.y. TINS stfikins peauty q the mi
n0nalres WIS serVea ~ SOFT q AMI
uote 70 GOSSIP. AZ Ieast, men uFgeu,
u was . tose-up. ana u heynoids LOST
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were 9 WonderIui pair ano 10 that re-
spect their nusbands were net ~ Pc
nihu sneh' M lne opera oT amonG
ens hrss nlgntefs thsIe WASH guar
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attentioh. brand was larry popular
- tae cluDst aishoukh he spent put
litste Iatne Ia thein' hsyholas, tha new
conner, was more 20, rae was nat
ural mixer and, whether ne ielt y or
NOT ne maintained coralal attltnae
toward new lflehes tnat maae MN
welcome. Time ola not press On SOD
i eisheF. 20 haa aeeaansu bEaAla ohei
| 20 20 INTO tne IiiisiehaiIss URN ana NC
Grew ms hVins from the streeA. bFana
! naa naae sooa as prosnossieators
Money aia make money from the
tine BOD buried ms conscience and
hurried over 70 New Aork after MA
wire ana went rom heF 70 Brana, ne
nad mad no cause 70 complain. Forty
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