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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-09
Baseball Briefs
For Busy Bugs


The indians were robbed in the sec
ond and last game at Cedar Rapids,
Frank Boyle said in letter to Secre-
tary Fred H. Overton yesterday. Local
fans know that Boyle is a man who
does not kick on an umpire's work
without mighty good cause.
The. parade Tuesday starts at
Twelfth and Main at 2:30 sharp.
.Foolish Fours" are just as welcome
to join in as eight cylinder Pullmals
and every local man who owns an
automobile will be expected to get in.
The wrestling match at the Hippo
drome Tuesday night will be one of
the big features of the opening day
performances. 1t starts at 8 o'clock.
Penner evidently did very creditable
work in Fridays game, but the boys
either have struck batting slump or
they are running into some mighty
good pitching.
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Reuret Wins Kentucky Derby.

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LOUISVILLE, KY. May SIT was
like old times here today when Harry
Payne Whitney's fiIley. Regret, ridden
masterfully by J. Notter, won the Ken
lucky derby at Churchill Downs. 1t
is the first time in the forty-one year
history of the turf classic that FLY
ever romped home ahead Of the field.
Sixteen horses started for the purse
OF $4,000. Pebbles won second and
Sharpshootcr third. Regrets time
was 2:05 -. In the mutuels, Regret
paid $3.50, $500 and $3.50.
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OTTUMWA HIGH WINS
TRISTATE MEET
Three New Records Established in
High Schoo! Meet Won by
Ottunwa High Yesterday.

Ottumwa high school won the Tri-
State track meet yesterday with e
total Of 27 points. OF sixteen schools
represented, nine won points. Three
new records were established: Holli-
day, of Corydon. made 10 feet, 4
inches in the pole vault: HAMPTON, OF
Ottumwa, made the half mile in
@: o. as, and Barden. of Ottumwa, COW
cred the 22G low hurdles in 1904. Bur
Iington was second in the meet.
with 90 points, and CoTydon third, with
10.
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WE'RE ALL READY
/ FOR OPENING GAME
1000 Fans Expected at Park Tuesday
Afternoon, When Baseball
Lid Will be
Tilted.
DUMMIES ARE COMING
eoyle's Tribe viii Face HamiIton's
Rabbits in the Initial En-
counter on the Home
Grounds.
DUMMIES ARE COMING

Burlington lead Keokuk by nearly
1000 in attendance at the opening
games OF the Central association last
year Why can't Keokuk put it over
on the Orchard City bugs this year?
If weather conditions are favorable
there should be in the neieghborhood
of 1000 fans in the park when the
umpire calls the batteries for Tues
days game, the first one of the season
for the Indians on their home grounds.
arrangements are about completed
for the opening day festivities. The
members of the Retailers league,
which numbers over one hundred
stores, have agreed to close up their
shops on the afternoon OF this game.
Mayor Moorhead has proclaimed a
half holiday for the occasion.
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Summary
Sacrifice fiits-Askand-
Stolen bases-Eggleston, Giffin.
Struck Out-by Roias, ); Tuttle, l.:
Watkins, 6.
Bases on balls-off Rojas. /; Wat
kins, /.
Hit by pitched ball-By Rojas,
Switch
Wild pitch-Rojas.
Left on bases-Waterloo, 8.
Double plays-Eilis to Sheldon;
Alderman to Sheldon, LeBeau to Gift
fin.
Time of pame-Two hours.
Ufnpire-Tarman.
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CHICAGO U. Wins.

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CHICAGO, May S.-Chicago univer-
sity won decisively over Northwestern
in the dual field and track meet on
Stagg field this afternoon. The score
was IS 1-3 to AZ 2-3. Chicago finished
one two in the 100 yard dash and the
mile run. Chicago won nine out OF
thirteen firsts, and tied for first in the
running high jump. Northwestern first
places were the discus, hammer,
and broad jump.
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Two Records Broken.

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CHICAGO, May S.-Two inter
scholastic records went by the boards
here this afternoon in the Lake For.
est inter-scholastic track meet. Eleven
feet and six inches for the pole vault
and . feet S2d inches in thu running
nigh jump are the new marks.
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One Long Felt Want.

Boston Transcript: What we nee1
in this country Is wave of public
sentiment that will make an operation
fer removing the hyt hen as fashion
able as appendicitis.
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Drop Last to Ra bbits.
Especial to The Gate City.


CEDAR RAPIDS, May Ray w.
Park. alias Dub. hero of many grid
iron and diamond play on the Coe col
lego field, added to his laurels Friday
afternoon at Bunny park where he
purposely and with malice afore-
thought, stole home in the eighth in
ring. with two out, bringing with him
the winning run. AS a result of this
wanton thievery the Dummies COPIED
the last game OF the series with Frank
Boyle's Indians from Keokuk and sent
them on to Waterloo with three ciph-
ers hung up opposite their names in
the percentage column.
The victory was spectacular in the
extreme. brought the fans to their feet
bowling with Joy and also brought
Frank Boyle running from the bench
To the plate-also bowling, but not
with JOY. Frank was Boyling regard
ing t.le alleged blindness of Umpire
Schaeffer, but was unable to convince
that worthy that his eyesight was
anything other than the most perfect
and the score stood. Shortly there.
after MARI lifted a high fy to Harvey
and the inning was closed.
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BRAVES TAKE THIRD
IN GIANT SERIES
Twelve Hits Made of Hughes, but Ha
Kept Them All Wen
Scattered.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

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BOSTON, Mass, May Sit took
eleven innings, but the Braves made
it three out of the series with the
Giants this afternoon. Tom Hughes
gave NIcGraw's men twelve hits, but
kept them we'll scattered. The score:
New YORK IL 2
eleven innings.)
Batteries: Marquard, Schauer and
Meyers: Hughes and Gowdy.
Umpires: KLEIN and Emslie.
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Purdue Defeated.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio. May S.-Ohio
State defeated Purdue this afternoon.
I to 2. The Hoosiers failed to score
until the eighth, when two came in
Ohio State 4 s
Purdue ...... ]
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riaer Crew Wins.

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PRINCETON, N. J., May s.-Prince
toms crew won the race for the
Chiids cup here this afternoon by q
half a boats length. Columbia, the
favorite in the race, was second and
Pennsylvanit third This is the first
time Princeton has won the cup since
1881. At the three quarter mile mark
Princeton took the lead and kept il
to the finish.
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Among the Amateurs

The Keokuk Tigers play two games
this afternoon, one with the
Blue Labels at lis o'clock and one
with the Keokuk Electric Co. team at
o'clock. Both games will be played
at the Tigers park on the boulevard.
Blacks Against the Whites.
Keokuk's crack colored team, the
Unions. viii meet the Bucks in their
first game here this season at Hubin-
ger park. The game will be called at
$50 o'clock. A big crowd is expect
ed. Both teams are fast ones and
the result will prove interesting.
The Irwin-Phillips team continued
their winning streak by taking 10
TO ) game from the S. Hamill com
pany team at the league park yester.
dav afternoon The score:
Trwin-PhiIlips .410 041 x-10 II 2
s. Hamill ... 900 003 2
Batteries: Metzinger and Harbner;
Grindell and benjamin.
The Kellogg-Birge team defeated
the Purity Oats team by score of
TO 5 in a game played Immediately
following the Irwin-Phillips-S. Hamill
game. The score:
X. B. Co. ........102 III Ks
Purity Oats ...... .010 00f O--5 4
Batteries: Fowler and Alden; Board
and Dobbs.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
At brooklyn: Brooklyn, g; Philadel-
phia, 2.
Pittsburgh, 3; st. Louis. 2.
Boston, 4; New York, 8; I'll in
nings).
Chicago-C Cincinnati, rain.
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Parade Starts at gao.

The parade that proceeds the game
will be one of the features of the day.
1t will be started at Twelfth and
Main at 2:30 sharp. There can be no
delay in starting the parade as the
game begins at 300. The parade will
be lead by Company l. in full uniform.
They will be followed by the boy
scouts, band, players of both teams
in automobiles, directors of the club
and league in automobiles, and city
officials in automobiles. 1t is expected
there will be around fifty other ma
chimes in the parade besides those
carrying the officials.
The parade will be disbanded at
Fourth and Main and the start for the
park made from there at once. The
game will be called at o'clock sharp.
There will be no wearisome speeches
nor wondrous flow of oratory at the
park. The bugs will not be compelled
to sit through anything they don't like.
If the game does not go extra innings
1T is probable that it will be concluded
before 500 o'clock and some Of the
merchants who wish to do so, can open
their stores for short time after the
game.
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Cards Drop Another.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May s.-HHo
Perdue waived further mound duty
for the Cardinals this afternoon, when
in the sixth. inning the Pirates made
the score to !. The Pirates won
with a single run in the ninth. Mann
maux allowed the Pirates six hits ana
Perdue and Robinson gave a total OF
ten. The score: !.
Batteries: Mammaux and Schans:
Perdue, Robinson and Snyder anu
Gonzales.
Umpires: Byron and Ortiz.
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SAINT LOUIS BREAKS
EVEN WITH BUFFEDS
Pittsburgh Pounds Out Victory Over
Baltimore in Tenth Inning
Whales Lose Again.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

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BUFFALO, N. Y, May S.-St. Louis
won the first game, 6 to 5, and the
home team the second, to 2, in to-
First game:
- IL "
Batteries: Plank and Groome and
Chapman; Schulz, Esmke, Marshall
and Allen.
Umpires: Fyffe and tombstone.
Second game:
ST, Louis, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
Buffalo ...,......
Batteries: Cranda1l and Hartley;
Blair, Ford, Redient and Allen.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
ST Louis, 6; Buffalo, 3; first game.
ST. Louis, 2; Buffalo, A; second
game.
Kansas City, s: Brooklyn. 5.
Pittsburgh, 4; Baltimore, 2.
Newark, q Chicago, 0.
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win qo on Tuesday NIGHT.

Local fans will get chance to see
Crown in action on next TUESDAY
night, when he will go on in one Of
the preliminaries in the baseball bene.
fit. The main event of this show
will, of course, be the championship
match between George Sileres, Of Bu..
lington, Iowa, welterweight champion,
and George Roumas, of Springfield,
worlds welterweight champion, who
has thrown the best men of his weight
in the game today.
1t has not yet been decided who will
meet Crown in this preliminary. Ha
probably will go up against a locI
man of his own weight.
Charles Hennemann, wrestler well
known in this city, has issued a chak
lenge to Roumas for q match at All!
time here in the near future. Al
though Hennemann is about fifte IN
pounds lighter than Roumas, he says
he will meet lhm despite this handicap.
Roumas saM last night that he
would give Hennemann match and
named next Friday night as tena-
tive date Aticles for the bout are
expected to BE signed within few
days Hennemann says he wants 10
put up sideabet Of 500, and Roumas
has offered to cover this amount OF
anything elseS up to $1,000.
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A WORD FROM HIS
HONOR, THE MAYOR

. The initial game of the 1915
. season OF the Central Baseball
. association in Keokuk viii be
. played next Tuesday. The local
4, club is a highly creditable one
. and deserving of public support. 4
Q To the end that the attendance
. may be as large as possible and
. the season be inaugurated under
. the most favorable auspices,
. recommend and urge that all
: business be suspended at noon on
. that day and the afternoon be
D observed as holiday.
. S. w. MOORHEAD.
, Mayor.
Q
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MAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
New York, 10; Boston, 8.
Philadelphia, 5; Washington, 3.
Cleveland, 5; Chicago, 10.
ST. Louis, 6; Detroit, T.
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ROWLhND'S SOX
CONTINUE RAMPAGE
Chicago Americans Whale the Tar
Out of CIeVelsnd's Pitchers and
Win the Game.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. May S.-Clar-
ence Rowland's Rollickers whaled the
tar out of Indian pitchers today, win
ming 10 to 5, with IS hits. Fournier's
batting was feature. Four triples
and six doubles were registered dur
: ing the encounter The score:
Chicago 10 IL 2
, Cleveland ........... 9 l
| Batteries = Faber and Schalk;
Mitchell, Jones, Harsted, Steen,
Smith and O'NeilI "
Umpires-Nallin and Deneen.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May s.-The
/ Athletics defeated Washington this
afternoon, ) to 5. Five hits, a base
/ on balls and an error gave the Mack
men four runs in the seventh. Three
of the hits were scratches that
/ should have been fielded. The score:
: Washington ...............3 9 2
+ Philadelphia ....-...........5 II /
! Batterie-GaIlia and Henry; Wye
/ koff, Pennock and Schang.
Umpires-Connolly and Chill.
! NEW YORK. May 8-Donoyan's
Yanks accumulated ten runs in one
inning through combination of
swatting, errors and running wild on
bases. Carrigan used four pitchers.
! The score:
/ Boston 3 7 2
New York 10 10
/ Batteries-Collins. Mays, Wood and
( Thomas; Fisher and Nunamaker.
! Umpires-Eyans and Mullaney.
! ST. LOUIS. May 8.-Wild jubila-
ton, mingled with expressions OF
doubt, prevailed in st. Louis tonight
on the occasion Of the Browns vic
tory over the Ty Cobbs. 6 to 4. The
Browns showed the effect OF Earl
,Hamilton's fine and suspension. dis
playing much snap and action.
Weilman went all the way for the
Rickeyites. The score:
St. Louis ......6 IL
Batteries-Boland. Deuss and Bak
er: Weilman and Agnew.
Tmpires-Huldebrand and OLough
lin.
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Secondary opening.

The games for the secondary OPEN
ing will be-:
Cedar Rapids at Keokuk.
Waterloo at Burlington.
Marshalltown at Clinton.
Mason City at Muscatine.
OF these four games, Keokuk should
have the greatest attendance. Water
loo is believed to have led in the at
tendance at the opening last week.
Here is what the different cities drew:
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Kaws Bunch Hits-WIn.

KaWs Bunch Hito-WIn.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, May S.-Kansas
City's hits came when they counted
most, so the home team lost, to s..
The. score: 3Filias]6
Kansas City a.I.Fs.a.T. ........ 8 II l
Brooklyn .....9..... -. .'.a... IL D
Batteries: Cullop and Easterly,
Brown; Upham, Finneran, Wilson and
Land
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pills Lose Again

BROOKLYN. N. Y, May S.-Gaopy
Cravath got his customary home run
this afternoon, but it availed Morans
Phillies nothing in the face Of CONS
back Jack Coombs' box work. RlXsl
pitched a splendid game, but nus
were punched on him. The score !,
Philadelphia ................
Brooklyn
batteries. Rixer and kliilief'
Coombs and Miller.
Umpires: Quisler and Eason.
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NEWARK, N. j., May s.-Mosler
held Chicago to five scattered hits
this afternoon and Newark won, 2 to
0. The score:
Chicago
Batteries: Mcconnell and Fisher;
Mosler and Rariden.
Umpires: Mccormick and Wester-
welt ~
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Umpires: Brennan and Corcoran.
Pittsburoh Pounds Quinn.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May S.-Pitts-
burgh pounded Quinn for two runs in
the tenth and these with one in each
the third and fourth innings won for
the visitors, to 2. The score:
pittsburgh ................. 0
Baltimore ................... 8 B
Batteries: Hearne and Berry; Quinn
and owens. 81
Umpires: Finneran and Howell.
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Local Mat Shark Makes Good Show.
ing With Greek WeIterweisht
Champion Friday
Night.
RECEIVES A CHALLENGE
Charles Henneman Issues chaIIena.
to Roumas for Bout Here
in the Near
Future.

Keith Crown, wrestler and all.
around athlete, stayed forty-one min.
utes with George Roumas, welter-
weight champion. in their exhibition
match at the Y M. C. A. Friday night
The second fall of the match ca1as
after twenty-one minutes Of pretty
work by both men. The match was
given for the benefit Of the Y. NJ g.
A.. the proceeds going toward the pur.
chase of mat. George Sileres acted
as referee.
Roumas says Crown is a good man,
and that under the proper training
would class we'll with the best men
of his weight in the mat game. Crow.
is now connected with the Y. M. C. As
where he has been giving instruction
to a class In wrestling.
In the preliminary of Friday nights;
match, Ralph Agnew won the second
and third falls from Orville Jones.
after Jones had pinned him down in
seven and a half minutes for the first
fall.
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Results Yesterday.

Games Today and Tomorrow.
keokuk at Waterloo.
Burlington at Cedar Rapids
Nuscatine at MarshalltoWn.
Clinton at Mason City.
All double headers today.
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comstock Stars in Field.

Comstock, Ills and Alperman play
ca sensational games in the field. The
visiting outfielder looked as strong
in today's game as any that has been
seen here this year. pulling down a
number of difficult drives.
After Keokuk had scored two runs
in the eighth inning on errors by
volkman and Free. hit baseman, and
as infield out, Ellis cut short the raj
" with fine catch of Hollocher' 3
long fly to deep center, doubling Up
Eggleston at first.
The two teams play double head
err here tomorrow and finish ND the
series Monday. The Indians will leave
Monday night for Keokuk, where they
open their season at home Tuesday
with Cedar Rapids.
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Especial to The Gate City.l

WATERLOO, Iowa, May s.-Frank
Boyle's Indians won their first game
of the season here today by score
of 8 to !, and incidently took the IN
itial contest OF the series with the
Jays. Errors by Volkman, Waterlo3
shortstop, was largely responsible for
the Jays defeat.
Rojas and Watkins chucked great
games but the local twirler was given
most miserable support in the pinches.
Neither team was able to register
many hits and they were seldom
punched effectively.
The fray was spectacular and inter
esting. Swick, Indian second base
man, was hit on the head with a pitch
cd ball in the eighth inning and had
20 be carried from the field. He re-
fused to give up, however. and finish
eI the game in his position. Tex
Sheldon. Jay first sacler, was spiked
in the same inning. by Comstock. His
injury was not considered very ser
ious, however.
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Whales Hits Scattered.

Finneran and, Howell.
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taught your husband dead to right. "
said Jim Iaughingly. Nov when he
makes excuses you can. say: Dick,
are you lying or telling the truth
remember the time I saw you at
Jim, you are a goose" I answered
with smile 1 tried to make natural
"and as you say have caught Dick
dead to rights he has me Tin your
polite vernaeular) in the same boat"
."But, Margie, I'm Dicks best
friend, and there is certainly no fault
to be found in the fact that you are
here with Kitty and me. +"
mo, don't think there is the
slightest wrong in it, but, Jim, you
as well as knew it is unconyentional
and don't believe Dick viii like it. %
''No, / don't think my husband likes
to know that his wife is enjoying her
self when he is away from her. We
men are such egUtistical creatures,
Margie, that we like to think that the
woman we love can see no happiness
unless we are with her, If 1 were
married I'd be amazed, to say the
least, if my wife had any pleasure
that did not give her"
do you mean that sarcastically,
Mr.. Edie?" asked Kitty.
81 don't know, Mrs. Spencer" an
sWered Jim. Being unmarried I say
it saFcasticaIIy, but becoming bene-
dict 1 would porbably mean it dead
earnest.
We'll, I certainly am not having
such a good time, Notwithstanding
my pleasant company, to talk about
the why's and wherefores of it, and
from the gIimpses Of Dicks face that
1 get now and then l don't believe he
is happy. Let's give him the benefit
Of the doubt. don't believe he would
voluntarily pick out such dowdy.
women as those are to spend the eve
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judged him! Z" remarked Kitty. "He is
probably just chaperoning the party
and paying the bills. 1 suppose the
men are politicians and their wives
from some little town who have come
to the city for a good time, and Dick,
looking for business instead of trOu-
bic is trying to show it to them"
(which only goes to show" affirm
ed Kitty, ''that we often meet troU-
bic sorroW-faced when we are look
ing for the smiles of Fortune"
Thank you, Mrs. Spencer. 1 now
see how Margie became so proficient
in platitude."
-''Margie, it's time for. us to go.
When a man calls your smart re-
marks platitudes, you can make up
your mind the party is over"
well, Dick and his party are leav-
ing now" said jim. "The next time
1 see him shall ask him at just what
restaurants he hangs out and 1 shall
tell him that be being at this one he
spoiled our supper party"
He didn't spoil my fun" remon-
strated Kitty. 81 have had a lovely
LIne, ana II VIII go long way To-
ward making my daily visits in the
slums bearable."
Il don't imagine that a visit to
room reeking with the steam from
the weekly wash and resounding with
the fretful cries of salf-starved babies
would compare very favorabIy with
an evening spent in this brilliant and
luxurious place" remarked Jim.
"And the terrible part of it all is
that l can't enjoy this as used to do
since / know about that. / guess it's
me for the settlement the rest of my
natural life" sighed Kitty. 81 guess
I've got to settle down to the 'uplift'
all right"
She was so funny that Jim and
could not help laughing at her, al
though I saw that, under her. make
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CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

INK DICKS PARTY IS WISHED ON HIM
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