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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-07
PERSONAL

G. II. Toothman is here from Fair
mont.
j. R. Doak, Of Parkersburg. is a
business visitor in the city.
7. Harold CoEman, of Petersburg.
Is transacting business here.
Fl. s. Vandervort, Of Morgantown,
Is guest ut the Waldo.
]. FL. Knapp. Of Parkersburg, is a
visitor here.
w. H. oDay, OF Warrington, is a
business visitor here.
J. "A. PullIam, of Elkins, is here
looking after business affairs.
@. L. Allender, of Parkersburg, is
a city business visitor.
Kirk q. King, Of Elklns. Is a guest
at the Hotel Gore.
E. s.sstone. is here from Parkers-
burg.
Mrs. 8. d. Camden. who had been
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Lowndes here for several days
returned to her home at Parkersburg
Tuesday. si
Clarence Berry went to Parkers-
burg Tuesday to spend few days
looking after business matters.
Mrs. Charles w. Lynch returned
to Charleston Tuesday after spending
some time here visiting relatives.
Frank r. Moore. arrived home on
Tuesday morning fro ma business Wis
1t in the East.
Miss Mona Davis and Miss Edna
Groghan are leaving the city for War
rem. o.. where Miss Groghan has been
situated for the last Ave months. Miss
Groghan and Miss Davis are both very
popular among their many friends who
will miss them very much.
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Clarksburg, Tue. Mar. z
Parsens-Souders
Americas Best Carpets and Rugs About F0uyt
Why People Like This
Store

Did Ebert Hubbard write: "The way to
make friend is to be one?"
On the same principle we believe that to
make people like our store, we should con-
tinually do things that will make them like
it.
That is our policy and that is our constant
effort
We keep in stock the goods that people
want in the best grades at the lowest possible
prices for the quality.
We show the new things as fast as they ap-
pear.
Our salespeople are intelligent efficient
and always courteous
If they are otherwise, we shall be indebted
to you to let us know it. If our service ever
fails to meet your desires, we shall consider
it friendly act if you will tell us just where
we have failed, so that we may cure the trou-
BILE and prevent future shortcomings.
This is your store.
We want to run it to please you.
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pnnils to- Give necltal.

The Progressive Music Club, COM
posed of the pupils OF Mrs. John
Goodman. will give recital. begin
ming at 8 o'clock this evening In the
first Methodist Episcopal church. to
which the public Is cordially invited.
The following program will be OBJ
served:
Part 4.
Plano ........... Lenora Runnion
Song and piano numbers-Katherin
Goldsboro, Josephine Hartman,
Dialogue
Cupid and the Queen OF Hearts.
Eugenia Goodman. Marguerite
til Gardner.
Song and piano numbers-Hallie,M Mae
Gaylord, Caroline Dudderar, Kath-
crime Dennison, Jane Smiley, Len
nell McCamfc.
Cinderella .a,.I.l........... Freda Day
Song and piano numbers-Newell
stealey. Jane Gaylord. George Dud-
derar, Edith Annon, Virginia Ice.
Harland Dawson, Betty Taylor.
Norman Wey.
AtAt As
IL TroTatore .............. ferdl
Mrs. Floe 0na Wise.
"visions OF the Dance -. Martin
Frances stealey
Duet-Mrs. Wise and Frances Stealey
"Silver Stars .............. Bohm
Trenna Mann
HTossInk Kisses" .......... Rohm
Gfenna Davis
Recitation 80. Marguerite Gardner
Melody OF Love" 500. Englemann
Mrs. White Warman
'tDance of the Gipsys" -. Skinner
Margaret Hayman
song-''tn the Haunt OF the
Witches" ..... Genevieve Brake
Convent Bells .......... sptndler
Ruth Souders
"Canzonetta schutt
i33ffftI5 Miss Casse1
Love Dreams" ........... Brown
Fora Robinson
Trio, "1n the Arena" >. Englemann
Ruth souders, Ruby Parr, Margar-
ct Gaylord.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-07
Parsons-Souders
New Spring Shoes For
Women

Smart boots or pumps in all the leading
feathers in the newest lasts and patterns at
$500.
"Domb" Button Boot, Fine sole glace Kid.
Long, plain vamp, hand turned sole. A full
leather Louis heel. This is an ideal dress boot
for early spring wear. Sizes 2 to z. Widths
AA to C at $500.
At $500
Pingree Co. Detroit, who are designers
and makers of some of the best styles for
young women have contributed to our stock
in some of the best pumps we ever tried to fit.
Neat, slender, plain Vamp pumps,
we have ever tried to fit.
Neat, slender, plain vamp pumps. Crimped
vamp. No seams, beautiful leather, Low
Heel, Light Welted soles.
Fine, soft Kid, Black Russian salt or Pat
ent kid. With AAA to C. Get your fit before
sizes are broken.
At $4.00-
Julian and Kolsenge arch-ftting boots.
Fine Kid vamps, Medini Cuban heel, light
weight soles. Fine cloth or kid top button.
All sizes and widths, at $4.00
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Birtl,taypnrsty.

Mrs. Edward Elliott gave a very
delightful birthday party in honor OF
the fourthteenth anniversary Of
her son. James Dixon, Monday even
ing, In her home at 319 Wooley ave-
nue.. Refreshments were served at
$3.50, after which the guests depart
ed, wishing James Dixon many more
happy birthdays. Those present were
Nellie Wines, Amanda Goe. Neil
Rackus, Cecil Garrett. Mamie Alexan-
der, Addie Kettle, William Goe, Har-
old Smith, William King. Louise sni-
der, Marion Scott, Edward Miller,
Richard shrieyes, William Snider,
Opal Farrell. Pearl Pounds, Reta Ket-
de, Lnra Elliott and Alta Elliott.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-07

of the Circuit Court Of Harrison County,
West Virginia, on tile 9th day of March.
1915, the following order was made and
entered:
Carrie Scott FultE
VS.. INcHAECBRY
Carson L. Fultz.
The object Of the above styled chancary
cause Is that the plAlntit! Carrie Scott
Fultx, may obtain. from the said defendant
Carson. u. Fultz, an absolute divorce from
the bonds OF matrlm1ny now existing be-
tween them. fFsf ftT
And It appearing from an affidavit fllod
In said cause that the sal defendant.
Carson L. Fnltz, IL nonresident OF the
State Of West Virginia. IL 10 ordered that
he do appear here within one month after
thesdate Of the tirBt qualifications OF this orr
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SPECIAL oo,ranssIoNER's SALE.

BY virtue OF the authority vested In mo
as special commissioner by AN order nude
by tho. circuit court OF Harrison County,
West Virginia, In proceeding pending
in said court upon attachment IN which
Pearlman Company Incorporated, 70 plain
PENDANTS, VIII ON 'rE 1t' a n5.
SATURDAY., MARCH nth, 1915.
at 1870 o'clock r. A., sell. ne the front
door Of tletconrt house OF Harrison Gnup-
~, West Virginia. In bulk, ana az one lot,
thirtyLone tliouhand four hundred and
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435 Salad Bowls, Csc and
Soc Values
At 10c Each
Thursday. March 9

measuring them up to our own good stocks
They are the over lots from one of our best
potteries and are very good looking in the
various tints and decorations.
These are seconds" By that we mean that
in the fire the decorations were more or less
blistered. In most instances your attention
would necessarily have to be directed to the
imperfection or you would not see it.
However, we would not be selling anything
as "lrsts" when they are seconds"
See window display. Special 1Oc, and re-
member the date of sale next Thursday,
March 8.
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On Main Sc. Bgtiyesn
e2nd and ardR

eighteen tsl.41sl pounds ef rino dress.
which ID now stored nc che plant nt Pearl
man Company 1ttpfpo tAted. M tIp town
OF North View, In Coal 1nlstrict Harrison
County, West Virginia. Prospective pur-
chaBer8 may call and examine tho prop
crty to be'snld at any time.
= IERAtS OF SALE tfaEu
Given under my hand this lat dny of
NfArch, A. d., 1915.
4'fta 81 81 MELVIN a. spERRY.
Special Commissioners.
State OF West Virginia.
~ County uf Harrison, Tpswtt.
i. i. Wade Commas rferk or the cir
cult court 1t Harrison County. West Viz
lFlniai do certify that hfelyin III. Sperry.
Special COMMISSIONER, in the above styled
sllt, has given b6nd as required by the
order entered therein
'iss J. WADE coFF'NAN. Clerk
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Marriage Announced.

Numerous friends Of Bert Hickman,
the 1ovial good natured conductor on
the Bridgeport car line, were indeed
treated to very pleasant surprise
when he declared himself full tiedged
benedict, having taken Miss 0sa Jar
Wis, most charming young lady for
his lifelong mate. They were mar
ried ut Oakland, md. February 81.
Many friends join in wishing these
young folk much happiness. They are
at home to their many friends at IA
West Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-07
OF INTEREST 10 WOMEN
How to Keen Emit.

This hint from q fruit grower. pub
llshed in the New York Sun. will be
useful to those who buy lemons, or
anges. grapefruit or apples in large
quantities:
Wipe each piece of fruit with a
soft piece Of old all wool flannel
which absorbs moisture readily.
Wrap each piece carefully in new
oiled paper such as confectibners use
not rice paper which Is loo stiff.
Place the wrapped fruit gently and
loosely in barrel or box; put the
receptacle In cool dry place and the
contents will keep several months.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-07
CLEANING SILVER.

Precipitated chalk is excellent for
cleaning furnished silver. Place a lit
tie in a saucer and add just enough
liquid ANN nia To moiHten IL. Rub
this lightly over the silver. and the
stains will quickly disappear. Then
wash In hot water, dry carefully art
polish with clean caamuis leather.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-07
NOTICE OF SALE OF BANS srocK.

NOTICE OF SALE OF BANK STOCK.
BY virtue of the authority vested In me,
By the will OF SIlas Fittro. deceased. bear
lug date on the Both day OF April. 1872
and pr0bated In the office OF the Clerk or
the County Court of. Harrison County.
and recorded in said clerks ONCE N VIII
Pepper, Executor rof the estate Of Siln9
Fittro. deceased, will sell tat public iIic-
ton at the front door OF the court house
OF Harrison County, West virginia, on
Anrll 4th, 11I6, at / 80 O'Clock II. ~, five
tils shares of bank stock In the Empire
NATIONAL Bank of ElnrkBburE, Harrison
County, West Virginia.
Terms Of Sale All Of the purchase
price TO be paid cash In hand on day OF
sale. ,>x.n,
Executor OF the Estate Of silas Fittroi
Deceased.
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SON BORN.

The sturk visited the home Ct Mr..
and Mrs. j. Edward Dwyer. Of 12l
West Poplar street Monday night and
left an eight pound boy. Mother and
babe are getting along nicely. Mr..
Dwyer Is an employee OF the Coco
Cola Bottling Plant.
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Trus Values
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Tnlented Song Writer.
CONTINUED from page Three-

Clarksburg can now claim the dis
tinction of having a talented song
writer. Frank Lyons, a local boy,
has composed song entitled "4ou
Are the Man OF My Dreams.N
Mr.. Lyons had the song copyright.
cd recently and expects to have 1t
published in short time. Many OF
the musicians in the city, who have
played and sung 1t predict that IL
will make big hit when 1t is put on
the market.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-07

To each and every prize win
ming baby, one of Rose O'NeilPs
Kewpie Dolls or a Zu Zu Baby. See
windows. Mothers should present
certificates at Infants Depart
ment, second floor.
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GARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our many
friends and nelghbors for their kind
ness, sympathy and floral tributes at
the death Of our beloved wife and
mother. Mary L. Patton.
NJ. g. PATTON AND FAMILY.
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SIMMONS

State OF Wett VirEinla.
TO the sheriff OF Harrison Comfy
Greeting: 49, W. 20
] You are hereby commanded 10 summon
Carson L. Fultz to appear before the
Judge OF our Circuit Court OF Harrison
County nt tho Clerks office Of our said
Court, mt rules TO be held therein for said
Court, ON the first Monday In April next,
60 answer a bill In rhaneery exhibited
against him In our said Court by Carrie
Scott FruItz. and have then there this writ.
Witness, I. Wade cotfman, Clerk Of our
said Court nt the Court house or the said
county, this 9TH day Of March, 1915, and
In the b3rd year OF the State.
4 i. WADE lEoFFA ", Clerk.
Order or Publication.
State or West Yirrihin
County ~ Harrison. tn-wfts
Az rules held IN THE Office OF the Clerk
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We wish to announce that we have
opened up-to-date beauty parlors in
the rear of Burton's Millinery store.
with Mrs. Velma 8. Mccoy in charge:
We are now ready to do all kinds OF
work in that line. We will also BUY
hair combings and make switches to
order. Your patronage solicited
Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-07

Engraving work solicited. Prompt service,
high class work and reasonable prices. We
ask a trial in this line. Many have already
been convinced of the fact.
Visiting cards, announcements and invita-
tons.
Estimates given on any kind of engrav-
ing samples in stationery department. First
Floor.
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der and do what n necessary to protect
hIH interest herein.
y. o. SUTTON, counset' ff ~ g
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Fine Stationery and
Engraving

Cranes finest linen and other special
ties are found in varied assortments.
Prices very reasonable, quality consid-
cred.
Cranes Pound Paper, 25c Pound, a
style envelopes to match. 25 envelopes
for 10c.
Highland Linen Cards or paper, white
and colors, 25c, 35c and Soc.
Latticene specially attractive paper.
With Blue edge Plate Marks, Toe.
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Parsons-Souders
Agency for TIE
New Ideal Patterns.
Less Than StanO
the Market Quotations

For thirteen years have been holding spring sales
Carpets and Rugs. Some years sales, from the customers
standpoint have been good and some have been better
This March sale believe is the best 1t is ceranl
better in merchandise There large quantities of tan
qualities better We have exclusive patterns Royi
Wilton rugs; other store will have these designs.
We have better Body Bruss eshe weaving is BETTER til
patterns and coors better than before We tho gcs
retail carpet and rug merchants in Central West Virginia
purchases the greatest These facts give tho prveg
OF the first choice in the mills in America.
And this prestige and power and the fact that in mad
purchases before the rise which will average % per cent
abes us to sell to customers at prices averaging onefomt
less, so long as the quantities last-tlrough March.
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sepia Portraits Of
CIarksburg's Folk, CSC
Each

Clear reproductions from your own photo
graph. in the soft brown tones knows as
sepia. The work is perfect and the price or
dinarily in sizes 14x20 inches is $500. During
this offer of charging photographs the Sepia
finish is only 98c.
Pastel tints only 9sc.
Black and white portraits 19c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-21
THE RICHMOND sU-TEEGRAM

man of the world and society. walking
up Bond street with Mrs. Brooke of
any other woman of the same world
for the matter of that-on sunny
afternoon in the early Spring. Surely
the most ordinary of the events of life.
Neither could the most carping critic
OF manners and form have seen any
thing but an ordinary event in life in
Mr.. Noel Crawley and Mrs. Godfrey
Brooke taking an afternoon cup of tea
a deux in the popular and overcrowded
Blush Rose Tea Rooms, in that mar
row and old-fashioned street of fash
ion.
There was, also, nothing at all ex-
traordinary in the fact that Sir Squire
! Warren and his pretty and charming
daughter were also partaking of after
noon tea two tables away from Mrs
Brooke and Noel Crawley.
I'm in a terrific hurry" Crawley
had told Eva Warren when she had
asserted her right to his company tina,
very afternoon. I've go. a most i'm
portant appointment. I'm overdue as
| it is"
The words rose up before him like
accusing demons when he looked VI
from the contemplation of "a cup Of
weak tea and met her great, fearful
cornflower-blue, eyes and her sensitive
cherub lips.
Her face was flushed. She appeared
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Crawley, hardly able to believe the
evidence of his own senses.
Right you are!' said Brooke
breezily. That's excellent. Look
after her. Crawley-or, rather, / think
you had better look after Crawley, Di
He wants q lot of looking after, you
know. See you soon. old mani he
cried, waving his hand as he got into
the waiting cab. Drop me a line
when you get back. The Laurels, OF
the office. or the club. will always
find me! So long! Goodbye Di!
Waterloo six-fifty, eh?"
With that he drove off. The man
and the woman faced each other in
silence for few seconds. Then the
woman raised her veil and drew in
several gulDs of air.
What stroke of luck.' gaspet
Crawley
"Luck?" The woman laughed il
an uncontrolled, hysterical fashion
Luck, do you call it? In this world
one never ought to expect ones de
serts. However, let US walk. W.
must make the most of it,
you are wonderful, Zoe" murmur
ed the man-"Wonderful."
She merely shrugged her shoulders
Luck she said ironically.
For example, there was nothing
more than the most ordinary event O
life in Noel Crawley, artist, popular
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-21

able smile of triumph. She had won
her race against time.
Il must be Off" said Brooke. You
won't think me rude, will you, Di?
You understand"
"Of course 1 understand, DEAR" she
answered with beautiful smile.
Its most important business, Craw
/ ley, and | dare not miss my appoint
ment. It's Amalgamated Rubber. And
Landorfer has come over from Brus
sells specially. l must leave Gree for
another time You don't mind, do you
/ Crawley?"
mot at ALL" answered Crawley, in
! the ARREST of voices, though in his
heart he breathed a devout prayer of
/ thankfulness. You'll have heaps of
chances-heaps. But l assure you it
isn't worth your while!"
Brooke gave Crawley something
very nearly approaching to wink.
Vulgar curiosity, old man" he said.
"However-Hi, taxi!"
A passing taxicab drew up in answer
to the stentorian summons.
Coming to the City, Charley?"
asked Brook.
But before the artist could reply
Mrs. Brooke had playfully exclaimed:
NO; since you are deserving me,
Godfrey, I shall not surrender Mr..
.Crawley. He is Just going to make
up for his bad behavior in not coming
to lunch with us, and is going to take
ne to Nine. Besta's, and perhaps he
will be good enough to take me into
a teashop and give me some tea.
dearly love tea
II shall be delighted" exclaimed
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of the Tete de Chen, and
But Mrs. Brooke cut his sentimental
"reminiscences short with:
I'm sure Mr. Crawley isn't inter
ested in where you met me, or sunset
and things of that sort, are you, Mr.
Crawley?'
Isn't he, thought" protested
Brooke. a'Y on forget, dear, that Noel's
head over heels in love himself.
Where did you first meet Eva. Ell,
Crawley?"
#"Oh, Godfrey exclaimed Mrs.
Brooke. you are positively dreadful!
How can you allow him to talk to you
like that, Mr.. Crawley?"
ooh, we are old friends, aren't we,
Crawley?" laughed Brooke He
doesn't mind! But, as l was say.
ing"
But Mrs. Brooke had no intention of
letting her L ,sband say anything at
all. She started off at a tangent
And so they talked, batting the ball
OF conversation from one point to an
other, but never once allowing it to
drop.
Look here" exclaimed Brooke at
last, 1--WE seem to be blocking the
traffic! Hadn't we better make a
move? That policeman has his eye
on us. Come on, Dr. where is your
dressmaker? You'll keep that all
powerful parsonage waiting if you
don't hurry up. BY the way, what's
the timer" He looked at his watch
and started. "By Jove, I'd no idea
it was SO late!"
Mrs. Brooke gave Crawley furtive
glance. In it, even through the thick
white veil, he read a curious inscrut-
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to be very nervous and embarrassed
bestowed curt little nod upon him
and looked away. Sir Squire's back
was turned to him; apparently the
girl had not thought fit to mention
his presence to her father For this
he could not help feeling devoutly
thankful
Who IS that girl over there?" asked
Mrs. Brooke sharply
What girl?" asked Crawley with a
weak attempt at prevarication.
zoe's eyes cleaned angrily. jealous
ly.
Don't try that sort of thing on me-!
she said angrily. you know whom
mean! That pretty pink and white
doll over there-the girl with the blue
eyes who nodded to you!"
THAT" said Crawley very quietly
lis Eva Warren!"
ITO Be Continued
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If the truth were known, it would
satisfaction to think that Crawley ex-
perienced the same feeling in regard
to Diana as he himself, so that he
might triumph as the possessor and
sympathize with Crawley. How could
Crawley's Eva compare with his Di?
Brooke chuckled with inward satisfac-
ton. He was the happiest man in all
the wide world.
From nearer topics Mrs. Brooke
launched into Observation-Disclosures
the coming season, fashions, theatres.
She chartered on gaily and inconse-
quentially as they stood at the corner
Of Bond street and Piccadilly, in the
midst of the roar and rush of vehicular
and pedestrian traffic, at perhaps one
of the busiest spots in the great city
of the empire.
Brooke soon forgot all about
"Circe." He would never have
thought of it had it not been for the
had told him last night, for not even
his interest in Noel Crawley and his
startling, meteoric career in art would
have persuaded the traveller to visit a
picture gallery. On certain matters he
was quite prepared to accept the die
tum of specialists. He never question
ed doctors or lawyers; they were to
him specialists, and he paid them for
their knowledge and placed implicit
faith In them.
Artists came under similar cate
cory. Great critics said Noel Crawley
was a genius, and his picture marked
an epoch in the history of art. He was
quite prepared to agree with them. and
he was glad.
He himself was specialist. In his
own line he brooked no argument or
opposition. He was supreme and ON
nipotent. and 1t happened badly to
anyone who entered the lists against
him His forte was civilizing the
waste parts of the earth, with a
strongly marked bias in favor of an
nexation in tn, interests of the British
Empire.
ANY Government is rotten" he was
wont to say, but any Government is
better than no Government; and
among all the rotten Governments on
the face of the globe the British is
the best" That was his personal argu-
ment. What he said to cannibal kings.
other refractory niggers, and board
meetings in the city was his bust
ness.
Mrs. Brooke told Crawley Of the
plans Godfrey had made for a trip 10
Monte Carlo, and expressed the hope
that IL WAS not too late In the year
to see him there.
"Of course, you must run down and
see u.s." put in Brooke. 1T was at
Monte Carlo that first met Di, wasn't
II, old girl? All, do you remember
that day, Ell? The sunset at the back