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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-10

J. s. Swenson
Henry Throne
G.. q. Head & Co.
Kent & Musselman
J. F. Dings
J. L. Graham
Ben Grotz
Mrs. e. H. Lewis
Mitchell & seaburg
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-10

w. I. Peck
Standard Grocery
J. M. shindley
Schwarzenbach & Co.
Boston Market
B. A. Warren
r. Hipsley & Co.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-10

Copyright, 1915, by National Editorial service)
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-10

Fares for One Person
One way with 5 7.5o purchase
Both ways with $500 purchase
One way with $1,000 purchase
Both ways with $4,000 purchase
One way with $3.50 purchase
Both ways with $500 purchase
One way with $500 purchase
Both ways with $4,000 purchase
One way with $3.50 purchase
Both ways with $500 purchase
One way with $4,000 purchase
Both ways with $4,000 purchase
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-10

Sunrise Grocery
Quality Grocery
]. s. Wier
Reliable Grocery
GriMstead & Haste
James Schlotter
Keyhoe's Grocery
Cresswell & Ralston
Peterson Bros.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-10


to the aunt
regu
delivery
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-17

hour when all departed tired but happy
wishing that many blessings might
fall upon and surround the home they
were leaving.
Mrs. G. w. Waltz called at the Rex
home Wednesday evening.
Miss Edith Scissor and VIM. Redmond
and family were dinner guests at the
G.. II. Redmond home Sunday.
Ernest Rex and Hugh Phillips were
guests of the Ray brothers Sunday.
w. b. Lyman and family had a
pleasant visit with Thos. Wardlow and
family in the Bethel neighborhood
Sunday night and Monday of last
week.
Walter Hale took dinner Sunday
with the Graham boys, and someone
said that someone told them that some
body else said that in the afternoon the
old Swimming hole" was patronizet
for the first time this season.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-17
UNION VALLEY.
Miss HELEN SCOTT.

The farmers are delayed with their
wheat cutting on account of so much
rain.
Miss Lura Stith spent Sunday with
her aunts, the Misses Lawson of Jasper
Mrs. Carter and son Max spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with relatives
in Carthage and were accompanied
home Sunday by Charles Carter and
family.
Mr.. Finton and family from near
Lakeside were guests of Lutte Vincent
and family Saturday and Sunday.
Helen Scott called on Grandma
McClurg Saturday.
John AIcClintocll and daughter, Miss
Geneva, of Golden City, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday at the w. y.
McClintock home.
Henry Conklin and wife were Car
thage visitors Saturday.
c. u. Stith and wife, Tom Patterson
and wife, Earl lobe and wife and Mrs.
Martin visited Mrs. George Patterson
and family Sunday.
Allan Buerge and wife visited j. |.
Buerge and wife Sunday.
! w. c. Maclley and family spent Sun.
day with J. NJ. Carter and wife.
Joy Kerney and family spent Satur,
day with John Sheldon and family.
Mr.. Robinson and Christy Hay visit
ed at w. y. McClintocli S Sunday.
Miss Hazel Finton is visiting her pa
rents near Lakeside.
Mrs. j. NJ. Carter visited her mother
Mrs. Maclley, one day last week.
Mrs. Hendrix and family spent Sun
day at the John earns home.
Sarah and Helen Scott spent Sun
day afternoon with Frank Buergc ant
family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighty and Rev. Mr.
Brown visited at the Phillips home on,
day last week.
Orville Andrews was Il dinner CUES
Sunday of Sam Phillips.
Meredith Hendrix called on Mr.
| Phillips Sunday evening.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-17


They have been visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. S. H. Sterling.
Mrs. George Cowherdand twodaugh-
tiers ofWellington, Kans., are visiting
Mrs. Lille Whitlock.
Mrs. Cowherd and two daughters and
Mrs. Lille Whitlocl called on Mrs.
Crow Friday.
Mrs. S. H. Sterling and son Hugh
and Fern Patrick spent Sunday even
ing with ID. f. johnson and wife.
There were 142 at Sunday School
Sunday.
Jewel and Ralph Boyd and Fern
Patrick spent Tuesday with Mrs. w.
f. King.
Edna and Paul Davis and Faye But
Ter called at the Sterling home Wed.
nesday evening.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-17
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE CoINER.

Monte and Ross King spent Friday
night and Saturday at Mrs. w. L.
Hyder's.
c. II. Stephens and family and Mr..
Millesell and children spent Sunday
evening at H. l.. Coiner's and enjoyed
ice cream.
Leonard Lawless called on Hobson
Mikesell Sunday.
John Hickman returned Thursday
from Illinois where he has been the
past 6 months.
James Snyder of Clinton, Mo-, is
working for II. l.. Coiner.r
S. p. King and family spent Sunday
with Lloyd Winder and wife.
ELLA NIillesell called on Clara Wright
Wednesday.
Jessie and Vera Pennington called
on Mrs. Shaunce Monday
Mrs. Cecil Kaderly spent Saturday
evening with Mrs. Lula Wells.
Miss Essie Wright spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her sister, Mrs
Mary Brown.
S. p. King and wife spent Friday
evening at Earl Gamers and helped
eat ice cream.
Collie, Goldia and Bernice Blevins
called at Urban Browns Sunday even
ing.
c. II. Stephens and family and Mr..
Mikcsell and children were dinner
guests Mt the Hull home Sunday. c.
NJ. Wells and family spent the after.
noon there.
Chas. Johnson and wife and daughter
and Edith Cones spent Sunday after
noon at Dave Cones in Boston.
Miss Helen Hickman visited home
folks from Friday until Sunday.
Freddie Lee spent Sunday afternoon
with Bert and Lawren Johnson. Tit
Hickman and Bowman brothers spen
the afternoon there also.
Chss. Lilly and family called at J
+. Hull's Sunday evening.
Miss Mac Bowman spent Sunda.
afternoon with Helen and Elsie Heck
man.
Misses Olga and Pauline Ely @
Joplin, Mr.. and Mrs. H, Beall and Col
lie and Goldia Blevins spent Frida,
evening at the Hull home.
Chas. Johnson has been helping MI
Lee the past week.
Some of the wheat in this neighbol
hood has been damaged quite bit b.
the frequent wind storms.
Mines. Mccormick and Killy spen
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Hull.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-17
MALTA.
Miss EMMA MAGERs.


A. l.. Thomas and wife and son spent
Sunday with G. M. Mayors and family.
Dan and Will Mayors, Lem. Thomas
and Corwin Powell motored to Jasper
Saturday evening.
Leland Earl spent Sunday with Dan
and Will Mayors.
Irene Winans visited Saturday and
Sunday with the Hubbard sisters.
Mrs. John Welsh made business
trip to Kenoma Friday.
Tom Bell and wife spent Sunday
afternoon with Jim Etter and family
John Welsh and family visited Sun
day with Jim Etter and family.
Ruby Jarvis visited Miss Hattie Gill
of the lyon neighborhood Friday.
Mrs. John Welsh visited Mrs. Jarvis
Thursday.
lola Welsh visited Thursday with
Ruth Massey.
Hazel Carter visited Sunday with
Clara and Geneva Hubbard.
The young folks of this neighborhood
attended the children's exercises at
Kenoma Sunday evening.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-17
SHERIDAN,
MISS FERN PATRICK.

Miss Faye Butler of Maple Grove has
been visiting her cousin, Edna Davis.
L. f, Karls and family called on G..
w. Smith and family Sunday.
Edna Davis spent Sunday with Laura
Keener.
Mrs. Clay Butler and son of Kansas
have been visiting Mrs. T. IL. b. Bell.
Jewel and Ralph Boyd returned to
their home in Prosperity last Saturday,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-17
LEBANON.
Miss ALTIIEA ARMSTRONG.

MISS y lIIIEA AkMSlhOtN1'
r Once more harvest time is with us ana
the "song of the binder will soon be
heard throughout. the land. Heavy rains
the past week have delayed the harvest
and intertered greatly with all lines OF
farm work, much to the regret of all
concerned, and many anxious eyes are
turned sliyward this morning Monday
in hopes that the mists shall have soon
''rolled away" and that the Ruler of
storms, the harvest, and the earth and
the fullness thereof, may give us sun
shine again, as we seek to care for all
he has so graciously given us. Like
the little people in their play we
''make believe" that il is alright and
with Riley learn to say;
"And if it rains,
Why rains my choice.
j. w. Brown and wife, Clarence
Brown and wife and Mrs. Geo. Beck
of Kansas called at the c. S. Andrews
home Sunday.
Nernie Ray returned home Tuesday
after.having spent several months near
Ashland, Nebr. Nernie says they are
having an over abundance of rain in
that section of the country.
A. +. Armstrong and wife visited
home folks Wednesday.
Mrs. Stansberry and little sons were
visitors at the Waltz home Tuesday.
Harry Graham called on Frank Sci
sor Tuesday evening.
The ice cream social at the ii. r.
Goodrich home Wednesday evening OF
last week was in every way a success.
The social was given by the two sun
day school classes, namely, Busy
Workers and Faithful Followers.
We are asked to announce that there
will be preaching at Lebanon church
by Pastor Lewis next Sunday at 2;3l
y. m. All who can do so are urged &c
attend.
Mrs. Rogers, who for the summer is
making her home with her daughter
Mrs. Harry Graham, visited last weel;
with Mrs. Alex Keith, who is another
daughter.
Misses Irene and Esther Phillips
were guests of BeuIah and Bernicc
5tansberry last Sunday.
j. w. Phillips and wife were caller;
at the stansberry home Sunday.
John Shillett and family spent Sat
9. loo. .,tt lrsy
home.
Misses Ruth GrilTett and Irene IIalt
called on Mrs. II. r. Goodrich Monday
Mrs. Rogers spent Friday and Satur
day with w. b. Lyman and family
She is ''GrandmOther" to them.
Mrs. II. r.. Goodrich called on Mrs
c. s. Andrews Friday.
We failed to reach all by telephon
this morning Monday because of tn
storm, hence poor service of telephone
Mrs. Henry Graham and son Home
and Walter Hale called at the Clarenc
Keith home Sunday evening.
A pleasant neighborhood gathering
took place ut the home of w. b. Ly
man last Saturday evening, when i
was estimated that not less than To-
guests of the Lebanon, Blue Star an
Mount Carmel neighborhoods as
sembled to remind Mr.. Lyman of tn
fact that this was his birthday. 1t
said that n number of delicious cake
were furnished and that Is gallons {
ice cream were consumed, and that yG
some of the guests were left creaI
hungry. Conversation and socii
games were INDUCED in until lat
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17

Advices from Oatmau
indicate that things are continuing to
happen in the big camp The recent
strikes made by the Boundary Cone
and the Carter companies caused a
tremendous sensation in Oatman. and
directors and stockholders rushed TO
buy an the stock they could obtain I'm
ther own companies. The Boundary
Cone struck 3 ~ feet of $50 ore on
The $50 foot level and the day follow
ing the Carter Gold Mining and Mill
ing company came upon over ten feet
of ore on the 2OO-ioot level. The dis
coveres are also particularly crafty
ing to Arizona people who are inter
ested in the Oatman Consolidated
Mining company which owns the two
properties adjoining those on which
ore was struck.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17
BISBEE MANS TEETH
NOT WORTH $4,000
Federal Court Jury in Tucson
Grants no Damages to
Former Miner.

Word was received from Tucson
last night that a jury In the Federal
Court had returned q verdict i'm favor
of the Copper Queen Consolidated
Mining company i'm the suit brought
by Avery d. Shearer Shearer asked
$4,000 damages for the loss of three
teeth and other similar inquiries al
legged to have been received while
employed by the company. The com
pany was represented i'm court by
Samuel H Morris and Clifton Mattn-
ews Bisbee attorneys
According to the complaint, Shearer
was working at a chute and was en-
gagged in prodding at the door when
a rush of ore came down pushing an
iron rod into his face. and knocking
out three teeth, I'm addition to com
hitting various other minor depreda-
tons on his physiognomy He is ask
ing exactly $3,333.53 rs Tor each mol
or of which he has been deprived. os
total OF $4,000 for an of the dam
ages. Although it is said that since
the accident Shearer has married, the
plaintiff alleges that the injuries ne
suffered and the loss Of his teeth have
permanently impaired his appearance.
Judge w. II. Sawteue announced
that Saturday will be the last day i'm
which jury trials viii be held in the
federal court during the present term.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17

Mary Sherwood, both of Douglas; Ed
%. Brown to wed Bebecca Tucker.
both of Douglas. Chester r. Gregg to
wed Grace T.. Mckinney, both of
Douglass; George W. McCloud to weo
Clara r. Waugh both of Douglas.
Returns From Phoenix.
Sheriff Wheeler returned yesterday
from Phoenix where he placed Miss
Edith Gilbert ina the asylum The
writ secured In Tucson before tho
court there was dismissed and the
sheriff went ON to Phoenix whore be
was threatened with another writ. Ii
failed to materialize and he delivered
his patient to the asylum authorities
it is reported that tpe matter viii
again be taken up by her attorney,
Allen r. English but through what
steps SIS not known as yet The state
ment that the patient had been rail
roaded to the asylum is certainly re-
scented by am the officials as she was
given an the chance possible and all
the Witnesses that she had summoned
and her own testimony convinced the
numerous doctors who examined her
that she was suffering from a form
OF paranoia Had there been a way
possible in which She could have been
placed anywhere else she would never
have been committed to the asylum
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17

MIAMI Because q police judge or
dered him turned over TO the juvenile
court authorities at Globe Lyle VIVA
ley, 10, committed suicide in the court
room here by shooting himself with
revolver The boy had refused to at
tend school and was looking for en-
ployment when brought into court to
determine whether ne should not be
sent back to- his studies
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17
MOREHCI APPEALS TO
CORPORATION HEADS
TO CHECK VIOLENCE
Wafer Company Notifies Com
missiOners in Phoenix Of Dan
ger Pending From Western
Federation Leaders OF Strike.


.--'l->' D-o' -' ii' 0o' F.''
t,on Commission mas again had It's at
teuUou directed TO the CIit0l-NoreuQ
strike field when today the 1Iorauci
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"--- '.-' pong -' '''' -o' w.. .-'
against lAe INAoiea ana anticipated
attacks of the Western Federation OF
Miners contingent OF the efrflgns
,-,,.,,.,. 10 ,...i. ,,. ...o-ilo5 .t....,...
i1' u''S ago 1He ia'IIoaa company
asked That the strikers be prohibited
IRON interfering with the mo. emaut
OF trains and later the ignt c0mpa-
ny OF Clifton called the attention of
,le commission TO the mismanaee-
ment of it's property by guards placed
thereon by Sheriff Cash. The commits
sion called the sheriff 10 account and
he later made answer by SAVING ba,
ue was of the opinion that when the
property was turned over to him by
the company for protection that lac
thereby had "a right TO rum iLa .gEF
company as he saw dt lie has been
notified to appear before the commits
sion and give q better account of his
guardianship.
The water company today 90 their
letter 20 the commission SAYS has
been reliably informed that the slrk-
ers. headed by officers of the Western
. FEEDER ga locals, are planning 10
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17
MERCHANT MOTORCYCLE
TO Ell PASO LEAVES
BISBEE JAN, IS
Business Men of Warren District
viii Leave in Score of Cars
on -Four Days Visiting Trip to
Pass City.

Definite dates for the automobile cz-
cursion to El Paso by the business
men Of Southern Arizona have been
selected by The Warren District r.m.
mercial Club whlcl has undertaken TO
erGineer the affair Co a successful cen.
clusion. The dates are january 1915
as the Review has previously an-
nounced they would undoubtedly De-.
The only provise is weather permit
ting for a start would not be made
in the face of such Indictment weather
as has prevailed for the past few days
Tucson parties making the trip viii
leave day earlier and reach Tucson
day later, an allowance of six days
being made for the Tucson cQntil-ant.
They vii spend the might OF the 18Th
here going and the night OF the 10Th
here returning
Secretary Gray reported - the Com
mercial Club directors that the Gatas
tentatively selected had been APPROX
ed by Tucson, Tombstone and Douglas
and seemed 20 meet with tho views
OF local business men. $50 far as Bis
investigations have gone locally twelve
car owners have expressed their ia-
tention of makia- the trip OF their
business affairs would permit AZ IT,.
Gardiner of Tombstone has informed
hime that at least three cars win
start from lHa euvr.E sent
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17

TUCSON Although If contained a
warning TO baggagemen not to touch
the contents, trunk fun ow whiskey
TASKS was seized at the Southern Pa
ciGc station here on it's arrival from
III Paso. A note I'm the top of the
trunk read "lf any baggageman
takes booze cut of this trunk, he may
as well ask for his time when he gets
in.r There is no clue to the owner Of
the shipment
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17

MIAMI Eighty-siX asbestos claims,
located on the south side of the Sierra
Ancha have been taken over under
bond by local parties from Bob Jack
son. The consideration was $4,000 or
$500 q claim. The men who have TAX
en- over the claims win start active
development operations within very
short time.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17

GLOBE-G viii have a $1500o0
federal building if a bill recently I'M
troduced i'm congress by Congressman
Carl Hayden is adopted The bill as
originally drawn provided for an APP
preparation Of 100000, but this was
later raised on account Of the needs
of the federal court which meets here
annually.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17

18Th. and make Deming that night
Id Paso win be reached by noon Fri
day and the party viii have the after.
noon and evening of that day and
Saturday morning I'm the Pass City
Returning they win spend the nieht
i'm Demiug and reach Bisbee Sunday
night The trip coming and eone
viii be made Via Hachita instead oil
by way of Lordsburg, shortening the
distance several miles and avoidfne
bad roads in the Animas valley ana
i'm Granite Gap.
El Paso special arrangements will
be made for the entertainment of the
visiting parties and the E Paso
Chamber of Commerce has assured
them of a warm welcome Taking fl
as it Us intended TO be, a return OF
The several visits which El Paso bust
ness men have made TO this section
i'm connection with am parts of Art
zoua. Yet 10 differs from such visits
iu that in this case. the eNcursionists
are not seeking TO Sell goods nor are
they travelling in Pullman sIeep.ne
cars. 10 is pleasure trip as wei as
a business trip with them.
The new route TO DE traversod win
be lolsed by members OF the parts
and ARRANGEMENTS win be made, ii
found satisfactory as has been report
ed. to have the road from Bisbee %
Deming along the Southwestern Off
cIaliy recognized and sanctioned as
the Borlerlaud Route instead OF via
Lordsburg where signs are displayed
diTecdu- tourists either via Globe os
via Bowie and Wiucoy
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17
BURNED M TIE AlR-

LONDON, Dec. t. Capt Smith, of
the Royal Flying Corps was, burned
to death at Farnborough while in the
air when his aeroplane burst into
flames. He attempted to reach the
ground and succumbed just before
landing.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-17
Defense MOVES TO
DISMISS COX CASE,
COURT REFUSES IT
Cal Cox Still on Trial; Case May
Be Completed Today; Annie
0ldS viii Be Placed on Trial
January g.

TOMBSTONE Dec. Especially -
The case of the state VS. Cal Cox is
.stll occupying the attention OF the
superior court and viii not be CON
.cluded before tomorrow evening. The
state concluded IT'S case this morning
and the defendant was the FIRST wit
ness called for the defense
Before Cox was called the attorneys
for the defense asked the court to i'm
struct the jury to bring i'm a verdict
OF not glilty on the grounds that the
state had not shown that there was
a conspiracy between Scarborough
and Cox or any testimony to- show
that Cox knew of Scarborough's inteu-
tons at the time he went up there
The motion was denied and the de-
Tense took an exception.
Cox then related what happened az
the time and gave his story the same
as he had testified at che preliminary
examination. lie was given a severe.
cross examination by Attorney Win
lam Eleary for the State and it took
up the larger portion OF the afternoon.
The cross examination closed about
1915 aud four or i've character wit
nesses We're then put on the stano
and the defense closed The state
did not put ON any rebuttal testimony
and the jury was excused until to-
morrow morning IA which time the
argument win be commenced and win
be concluded by tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1915-06-06

well, maybe the paintin don't do her
justice.
Rather discreetly phrased. that, says
he. chucklin' quiet. THANK you, Torchy.
And you are quite right. No mere painter
ever could do her full justice. While the
likeness is excellent. the flesh tones much
as | remember them, yet | fancy great
deal has escaped the brush.-the queer
quirky little smile. for instance, that used
to come at times in the mouth corners, a
quick fitting of the chin as she talked, and
that trick of widening the eyes as she
looked at you. China blue, | think her
eyes would be called; rather unusual
eyes, in fact.
He seems to be enjoyin the monologue;
so don't break in, but just stands there
while he gazes at the picture and holds
forth enthusiastic. Even after he's fin
ished he still sits there starin'.
"Gce!" says |. at amt a hopeless case,
is it, Mr.. Robert?"
Which brings him out of his spell He
shrugs his shoulders, indulges in an un-
convincin' little laugh, snaps the case
shut. and then tosscs it careless down onto
the table.
Perhaps you failed to notice the dust"
says he. "'Thc back part of the bottom
drawer is where that belongs, Torchy-or
in the waste basket It's quite hopeless,
you see.
"Huh!" says as turns to go. And
Evening star., 1915-06-06

this time | meant to get it across to him.
Honest, couldn't figure why head
liner like Mr.. Robert, with all his good
bank ratin, good family, and good looks
to back him, should get the gate on any
kind of a matrimonial proposition, unless
1t was Il ease of coppin' Il Princess of royal
blood, and even then I'd back him to
show i'll the runnin. Who was this tinicky
party with the willow-ware eyes. anyway?
Queen of what? Or was it wings she was
demandin'?
SAY, most got peeved with this un-
known that had ditched MIR. Robert so
hard All that evenin' | muls over it.
wondcrn' how long ago it had happened
and if that accounted for him bein SO cagy
in maxim social dates. Not that he's
what you'd call skirt-shy exactly; but
I've noticed that he's always cautious
about bcin' backed into corner or paired
off with any special one
Course. not KNOWN the details of the
tragedy, it want much use speculatn'.
And somehow didn't feel like askin for
the whole story right out You know
there's times when you just can't. amt
any more curious than usual over this
special ease, either: but. seein' how many
good turns Mr. Roberts done for me
along the only-girl line, got to wshin'
there was some way | could sort of bal
ance the account.