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PAIR OF TITLES FOR
MISS BJURSTEDT
Wins National Singles, and,
with Miss Eleonora Sears,
Captures Doubles.
MRS. NJ BEATEN

rHirAnELrutk, Pa, June i2.-Miss
Molla Biurstedt. the brilliant young ten
mis- star from Norway. added two new
jewels to her crown this afternoon on
the courts Of the Philadelphia Cricket
club when she won the women's singles
championship OF the United States and
paired with Miss Eleanora Sears Of Bos-
son captured the national doubles title
Miss Bjurstedt won the singles cham
pionship for the second consecutive year
New York In the challenge round. 60.
6-l. The match was played In the
record breaking time Of twenty-five min
u;es.
In the doubles match Miss Bjurstei;
and Miss Sears defeated Mrs. Raymond
and Miss Edna Wildey Of New York
IS. So. 1o-s.
II was a brilliant. desperately fought
contest in which the individual play Of
Miss Wildey stood out as the feature
In fact. " Mrs. Raymond had been abb.
TO back UP Miss WILDLY effectively tho
resul, would have been a triumph TO-
the Sew Workers.
\ feature " the performance was IN,
able officiating of John II Whitaker Of
the Philadelphia Cricket club who wa'
celebrating his silver anniversary az \
referee, having presided over the chsl.
lenge match In the vomen's national ten.
mis- tournament for twenty-five consecu
tive years. Point summary
ptpcr crr
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Miss Elesnora Sears of Boston n
Willis +, Davis Of California won the
mixed double championship by defeat
i.r Miss Florence BALM OF New York
and w. T. Tilden I'd Of Philadelphia In
the final match by the score OF 81.
ID.
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Eastern League Wesules.
Hartford, 3; Bridgeport. /.
Worcester, I. poPtlAn1.
Other games. rain.
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Nansa. CITY. S Toledo, q
Indianapolis, IL; Minneapolis /
Louisville, 4, ~ PAU, l.
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FIR RACE


star, good. wou dry Ius winner. ~ r. ;
Non Trnmp- Ruth " owned ny MIS-
NrNaushtnn: tralnci NV : NcSHu-hl0n
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llf1f
start good won easily Winner y
h, s~olrair" u Fpmcu' owned hN fr'us
Da>uu. trainci ny i K Thnruh,
FOURTH race
sc,uue. for Ton, yea. oil- ans u|pwnri.
,iirsr. 500, one mule AND q half
Horse and age w Jockey od1 FIN
t].nI,Sn; 70! InS,nr'' - ,.
MMenio park. -. 100 NJ pcrmou 81 even q
~ Time d 2-5
starr GOOD: won easily Wluuer. T. =
| h, re,cr Pan MTG, owHch NV ! O TrjboI,.
ltmnci by " V Casey
VIFTH RACE
The Graud National N'ccul'cnasc, rlui'
cap Tor tow ycnr oldH ana unNhr'. hv 80
sC,iuuon OF td zach with SlN~t added:
starters I" pay 81 each additional; about
Worse and ase. VI Jockcy Odd Fin.
uihlcr p..'".....lN Parrct,r.. iol ~ r.
FGotl,sht-, = .. "a Heating pl - .
H Rs6"1, "iiya S.y ! i lgs f F'wiinl'',a"ma,- II t.. Gu
Gr'ry Malo'ro' az y rowcrs won
"'FFc'nT tl.o., rar,
star, good Won pulled ut Wu,rr b. q.
hy Kmgh, Frrnui Margaret Roche, owned
hy Mrs + Ambrose 'lrN, trained tv "
Freeman. s,x,, y,,.
hghwesht handicap 10Y four year o''s
AVID upward hy suhsrrin'lou Of So each MI,
500 added; one mile and a 'aI'
avian ".''... ~ Epu;au - ~,
ran ia. s....... o.. NrEi."i ST ~
, In, Ncaror, a 4, MrtNrr. ~ ~,
Paw s,rsak, n |' MrlI scr N D.. .
Acll wood, a.. II. H,o-h GOT 81
star, good; son. easily Winner hr . hv
owiIng Brook Mary NH 'iraIde' owned b,
~ W Sage. trained by I j ponohuc
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LOUISVILLE RACING RESULTS.

Apprentice allowance claimed
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=, AZ, good: son easily Winner, hr hv
Rowling brook Mary u GrRude, owned nv
II W Sage: trained by 7, j ponohue,
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never ceases its rapid

.sHt.. b.. never ceases its rapid
fir,
\ ftNurit. indoor sport Of the fellow
Is setting up his own orchestra. con-
sisting of millions of sheets of copper,
TN and iron, and beating on them all
at once with a hammer. I'll" head is
the camping ground Of tn" merry
musician. and the symphonies are en-
phasized by dis,.iarging dynamite
boml-s directly beneath tho top " the
victims Uranium.
II YOU are member IN good stand
ing of the grin club N.u can prom
ably add your own details To this
rather meaGrc sketch of one OF the
most dangerous wild animals AT large.
Fellow gripites may sncer at the
mention of silver Innings in connection
with the prevailing dark cloud If dis
,ress. Nevertheless there j. a silver
lining. "A nice. glittcry. shimmcry s.l-
yer, somewhat furnished from use.
perhaps. but as good as new.
This lining is the possibilities of grip
in the way of AN alibi. II ls word
heater among alibis. You can use II
as often as you please and II never
fails to work.
Il haven't gone To place | didn
wan, tn go. or done n thing | d!dn
wan, to dn since it came into vogue,
chucklcd one of tn" few VIII" have "S'
,aucd the panEs. "Thc very m'nil"'
~ the word grip lets m" ont No ar
.,uucnt. No careful fiction that sounds
so tishN ns YOU w"aN" u over lh" ''I
cphonn that YOU know the person al
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nurses report blank at all. hut on a
telegram To the family Immediately
after the ceremony. it looked as II
they might live happily ever after.
II men might select their own
nurses the prevalence OF grip would
increase so per cent. This applies
also Ia the women. who may have
ideas Of their own regarding the
qualifications OF physician-you
know. tall and young and handsome
with CHEEKY voice and smile TO
match it-and not too much devo ed
Ia his art.
How are you going to know the
grip germ when you meet it, is the
question beirg chorused through the
country.
You do not know it-that is. YOU
try not Ia know II. n the creature
,ush"s right up and insists upon
claiming an acquaintance, Of course
YOU must accept 1t, hut never under
any circumstances introduce it TO your
friends
Your eremies? Yes. There is no
more subtle way To wreak vengeance
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with a number OF crack society players
aS star features.
j. ambrose clark. clifford \. Cochran
and pcVereuN Milburn have sent num-
Der uf their polo ponies down. while
others of the players Will depend upon
L. II. Post and T. W Hopping. whose
stables have been here in trainns FOR Z,
month or more.
Nj and Mrs, Joseph sampson stevens
ot New York viii arrive ana open their
cottage here in a day or two. Mr.. ana
MR.. e Oliver lselin are in Washing
ton en- route here. .Hopelands. Their
home here. one Of the snow pla 'es Is
bcin, put IN readiness for their arrival
next week
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Scott Burden
have opened poGwood cottage, the
Taiutor place, which they have leased
for the season.
Mrs. j. e Mallery and GarricN Mailer!
are again occupying the small cotlag,
adjoining the f. -. Beach place. whil,
their bs estate here - helm. put II
readiness for the arrival of MI ano
Mrs Henry Rodgers Niu,hrop VINO VII
spend tNcil second winter IN IT,
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on their unworthy heads than To slip
them the grip. II you have one of
the germs in captivity. sneak up he
hind the enemy and throw II In his
sleeve. Then run a. fast as MeN!-
can soldier, busy retrrating
However. can imagine what the
grip germ must be like. Having known
IL but briefly. and beaten it off by
a fusillade ~ pills and potions. the
mental photograph * of woolIy
creature with one frc-red eye gov
ing in the middle Of its head. the eye
emitting white-hot sparks whenever
it bllnks. Hundreds of tiny feet are
charged with producing cleo
trictly. as YOU know when grippe
old dear goes around your system on
scamper.
Jus, between the forcp'wS j. set
81 magiC saws which TN" creature
uses when navigating IN the throat
Atop Of the head Is the equivalent
Of - inch gun, which can h'
trained to carry -producrS pro-
leotiles to any part of the body. When
the germ gets ~ working in good
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ASHEvnLE.

AsHEvIlIE. y. e. Jan. 22.-lt = n
rare thing for Asheville society 20 enjoy
skating hut the visitors and towns
people were delighted To hav" an opror-
tunity for two days during N" week
when the lee was thick enough ;or The
fashionable sport. Gay parties with
improvised skating toes were made mp
from the CUES colony al Battery Park
and made the most of golden oppor'u-
nifty. The weather after the third dH%
is again warm and the air delightfully."-
crisp The links AZ tho Country club
are being put In an excellent condi
ton and an early spring touruamcu. Is
attracting the attention Of golfers gen
orally. The cabaret dance last Satur-
day nigh; a. the Battery Park took on
the proportions Of a ball, the attend
ance was so large,
Among the prominent New Workers
arriving a. the Battery Park in tho
last few days are Mr.. and Mrs, Fd-
ward V. Hodges. Matthew j. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. W. T., Rudge. Mr., and Mrs
j. r. Huggins. Mrs George Garr"tson
q. he Wight Garrison and Col, \, r.
Dick
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are doomed to De- solitary soul wan
dcring down the burning paths of
chugGcd heads, leaden limbs. aching
bones, scratching throats and flour
ishing fever hlistcrs, alone and weary
in land of pills and phials.
Vet some of the stuHg find the grip
bug "a more pleasant companion than
others. There is n man To my own
personal knowledge who absolutely
refused To stop having 1t. He begged
"a 80 on and ur, " even went so
far as to throw down tn" covers when
the watch was If duty su ne could
catch "A fresh supply. lie vowed that
lie To him could hold no greater JOY
than a continuous case Of grip. oh,
that he might have it forever and
all that sort of gush.
Hut YOU should have seen that
mans nurse. Ju.lt Saud,rson? Pain
t.'sic Ferguson Dpwiy, Mary Pick
turd' lusip.d'
I'll" patient was -rppcl. 'hr.o :,
NO dpuh about U. He VS. "rippct
and br l!kod II. From the last report
J which was not written on regulation
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Ave years ago and worked on constantly
since will be in readiness for ,hc players
this season. IT is one Of the most p'r-
turesGue courses IN the South. Tennis
is also great drawing card, and hoth
the courts AZ Partridge Inn and also
the Country club viii bc the seen" ot
many spirited contests during tn" set
son. Miss Dorothy Whtehouse and
Miss Edna l.ory OF New York. who are
enthus iastic golfers ar.l lovers of al
outdoor sports, are expected next week
and will spend the winter al III" Inn.
accompanied by Mrs. T.. T. Ellsworth,
also OF New York
Mrs. &. Olney OF New York arrived last
week and will remain during the season.
The Baroness de Nuttleston OF Lon
don. ENGLAND, arrived Saturday and Will
remain throughout the winter.
Mrs. Wmifrcd Earnest Eaton ami
dau, hters Miss Dorothy Eaton and NJ ss
, Phillis Eaton. ~ East Orange y. :.
arrived sunday 10 spend the season AT
! the Inn.
| Mr. and Mrs. \ Y Holden o. New
-, York arrived Saturday, and as they are
great golf enthusiasts, spend much of
their time upon the links of the Augusta
! Country club,
/ Mr.. and Mrs Chauncoy Murphy o'
! New York are to be among the wei
known February arrivals at Partridge
| Inn.
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no. the bug is game. II watts along
until some unsuspecting athlete with
bulging muscles and broad chest hap
pens by. and then 1t proceeds to prove
to the satisfaction Of everybody ana
the utter rout of the health fans that
they are all wrong.
Take Mr.. Christy Mathewson. justly
famous adjunct of baseball twirling
star of the Giants and delight of the
firms dealing In get healthy quick
goods. Inasmuch as Mr.. Mathewson
can he lured within four walls only
long enough to sleep, and when he
is not working on the well known
"fadeaway" he is scamperng over the
golf links or chasing "A poor. inoffen-
sive little quail to its lair. the reason-
able conclusion would he that no germ
would have nerve enough TO challenge
him.
Not n bit OF Il. Just to prove IL
was no respecter of persons the grip
I lighted ON "Matty" and gave him ten
or so of the most terrible days he
remembers. not excepting the losing
, days of those world series In which
| he was a featured performer. The
| fresh air fan fell along with those
| addicted to shaded lights. smoke
/ clouds and the fumes of pink cock
. tails.
Apropos of which. there Is a certain
man who draws funny pictures for the
papers. and there is his chauffeur
| eyes, he is that good. In the process
of garnering notions this comic artist
cruises among the cafes and cabarets
freely. "A course which keeps him up
early mornings. He is not n convert
: to the creed of out of doors. Most
Of his fresh air Is taken between the
stoop of his domic!le and the step Of
his limousine. When the temperature
of the room is under so he begins to
tions TO the landlord that IL might
not he a bad idea to change fircmcn.
Did the grip get him? II did not.
| II flew right past him and settled
down on the broad left shoulder OF the
chauffeur who loafs outside and gets
fun of fresh air and health while his
employer is within courting the
demons Of disease across the iced
glass.
II seems to have n penchant for the
healthy ones, does the grip.
beware of the sneeZer." warns the
daily press.
The other day I'm the lobby of "A
Fashionable hotel man of ample
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LAKEWOOD.

LAKgwoop, y, j.. Jan. :2.--N!sitors To
Lakewood ar" enjoying the best skating
AMI sleigh riding the resort has known
In years lee on Lake tarasaljo is nv"
inches thick. and to do away with the
rough spots occasioned by the snow the
bonIfaces Of the resort arranged with the
water company to flood one end o: tho
lake. and the extreme cold froZc the
water as fast as il was put on, The snow
which fell on Sunday covered the ground
evenly and made perfect sleighing
straw rides have been quite the vogue,
az the evenings were made bright 10y
fun moon The regular schedule Of
dances was carried on, at the hotels and
Country club during the week, hut IN"
outdoor SPORTS wcic more aiuting
Members Of society turned ont .n fore"
70 witness the production of "TWelith
Night" in All Saint, parish house edrlN
In the week. II was given under the
auspices Of the Womans Guild Of the
church The committee in charge was
composed of Mrs :. *. dc Forest, MIS-.
Tunis q. Bergen. Miss cornclta schwartz
and Mrs. Charles T.. Brugler, Among
those taking part were Mrs. Bergen, the
Misses Louise Downer, sara Macias
Helene Emerson, Augusta de Forest,
Peggy de Forest, Peggy Lynch, Helen
Wallace, Paula Pagelow, Sigma Comfy
and Dorothy Tracy Masters Everett lie
Comp,c, George de Forest, cheever
clark. David schwartz, Paul Newman,
Payne Hoffman. Alfred Sykes, John II
V!ckers and Amory Parmentier
\ number OF friends Of Nj. aud Mrs,
Elher, Francis baldwin were entertained
a, her home Saturday evening by LISTEN
y,f al
Washburn, Mrs, Batdwiu's brother. His
tonic was conditions in Russia, from
which country he has just returned lie
was special war correspondent Tor the
London Times with the Russian army,
Among those present were the Rev. and
Mrs. Charles +. Brugler Mr., and Mrs
II. .. Walker. pr and Mrs Charles L.
I.indley. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd Her.
bert. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald -. DAVIS
Mr.. and Mrs, :, Is, de Forest, MI ana
Mrs. TunIs c. Bergen, Dr. W. q. Schauf'
fer, Mr.. and Mrs. &. i. Butler, th'
Misses powner Miss Eleanor Ferris
Miss Sara Compton, Miss Dorothy Tracy
Miss Washburn. Miss Hately, Miss pus
tan and Miss Lillian Baldwin
The villa colony was shocked on sat
urdaV with the announcement ot lh'
death of Mrs Curtis Cor Bean, mothe
Of Mrs. Girard Domaine Mrs. I'eai
had hey winter home in Lakewood fo
man, years and WAS prominent in socia
and charitable circles.
Mr. George j. Gould has rendered th'
use of the Casino At Georgian court fo
n puh,ip meeting IN the interest of pre-
---gvdu,ss" THia is IN" largest build
- ~ Lakewood and large attendance
is Anticipated Tho dat" of tho meet
..g viii hc diuuIuccd IN the near future
Tho rrcn h War Relief Of l.akcwoo
l,..1 .
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

WulTE SuLrHIR SrGISGs. W. Va, Jan
ii The Grceuhrier Hlangkalkers are
ha\ ms - week Of unique thrills. The
mcrrN-gp- p-round on ice was installed
TUESDAY and the formal opening ok
place by moonlight the same night. The
sled is rather high and snug and quaint
i'm appcararCe. The pole is long and
securely anchored and the skaters who
furnish the prOpelling power work UP
speed at tremendous rate. Until one
gets used To whiring around in dizzy
circles he generally holds his breath and
h, pes for the best.
Mr.. and Mrs l.arz Anderson. who
came down from Boston a fortnight
to take the cure. left for Washington,
u. G, on Thursday to spend the re-
| maiuder Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, Sergey Friede OF
| Petrograd, who came down a, the holi-
day time have gone on to Palm Beach
| They will stop AT White sulphur Springs
| on their way north in the spring.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Fisk have left fol
! their country place on Jekyl Island. Ga
| II. l.. Denny came down from New YORK
to spend the week end with him.
| Mr. and Mis-. f.. C. Douglas have ar
! rived from the Plaza. New York. for al
| extended stay at the Greenbrier.
Mr.. and Mrs ], Howard Slocum left
! for New York on Tuesday and sairec
Thursday on the steamship Mexico foi
Nassau. Later they will go to Havana
/ returning by Palm Beach and Miami
/ They will he back at the G. cnbrlei
about the middle of February,
Mrs. r., NJ. McBrier and Mrs. +, j
Hutchinson of Montclair, y j.. are n tn,
Grecnbricr, taking the cure.
Mr. and Mrs. J seph Cow, cam'
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QUEBEC.

rrrEEc. Canada, Jan % The
gay social life in Quebec this winter.
as worlds spo Is headquarters. lures
many Americans here, and the young
officers are finding their last days in
Canada f'od to tho hrm between
study for their military examinations
and IN" demands Of society in the an
ccul city.
over 5000 people were on Duncrin
Terrace on sunday afternoon, When
before a moving picture cmpanv
there was rally Of all the enowshoe
clubs Of Guohec and Point Lewis in
thcir blanket costumes,
Most of the American visitors were
in ,vidcnc" At the great hockey match
at III" Arena ON Wednesday when the
Canadians met the Quebec team.
Arrivals from New York at the
Chateau finntena'c this week includ,
Nr and Mrs, +. &, Shoal, Mr.. and Mrs
James 4. Davidson, " l.. Rr WI, H. G.
El,hold, Mrs John !. Doyle, Clarence
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs, q. Schultz and
the Rev, j. H. SOuthwick,
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BELLEAIR.

RrlnrAIr. Fla. Jan. a3,-On Mon
dav afternoon the young folks who are
spending the winter at Belleair gave
the nrst ni. of series of tea dances.
Mr. and Mis-. !. NJ. ialpin. who have
recently closed their season AT the
Waldorf \Sr ria, managed the anair
and four pieces Of the Fenrich or
chostra furnished the music. While
the tea dances are an especial feature
for the young people. all the dancing
set were invited
Among the dancers were: Mss Anna
Thihaut Of New York and her
brother. Frank Thihault; the Misses
Dorothy and Elizabeth Davidge of
Short Hills, y j. and n. H. Fulton
of New York,
This week brought To the Rclleview
an unusual numher 81 distinguished
business men who wanted Ia try out
the golf links of the Bellear country
club rn sunday morning II, &, FrlcN
and "A PARTY OF his friends arrived II
Mr. Frick's private ear, Members o'
Mr. Fricks party were Mr.. and Mrs
y : Meldrum, John y, Grier of Ne"
york G.. s Carstairs of London
England II. g. Leeds and Bryce Altar
of Boston.
Usually when George Ade reache
DeNeair the wiles # golf lure hin
away from his literary work. but thl'
wear he is SO engrosscd in writing
new contribution to humor that HI
divides up each day between W"rt
and golf.
Mrs. $. T. Fulton of New York an'
| her son, u, 3 Fulton. will spend IN
| winter at Relleair. while young MI
| Fulton ro cuperatcs from too strenn
| Gus year at Yale
Mrs. II. D. Saxton. the wife or MI
| SaN,on, manager OF the Rel'eNi'w' ar
| rived at Bellcalr this week with MI
/ and Mrs SaXton's little daughter MIS-
Thirza Jane SaNton
/ Among the arrivals for the wee
from New York at the Rcll"view are
4 Townsend Russell, Hamilton k k'rI
Mrs W. e. tonnnr Y, B, Howar'
J,hu T.. Gricr. ]. H. Gamer. Jane
. Shrrvau, the Misses Sh"rNan, Mr., am
, Mrs. ! +. Matthew, Mr.. and Mrs IL i
Thlhtut, Miss Anna Thihaut, Fran
Thibaut, Mrs. Lewis luckenheck, ~
]. Dennis O'Hagan and Mr.. and MN
c. l. Bausher Of New York.
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TT Is to k-e-r-c-h-I-g-c-t- t-chcw.
To he more explicit. It is so
L sneezc or II you wish tn he
technical. il is the grip.
The grip. YOU understand. is the
popular occupation Of the moment,
To come right out in the open and
confess YOU have not had. have not
or are not about to have the grip is
an admission of weakness. Right
away YOU are "A bromide. You are out
of the picture. apart from the party,
and that is all there is to it.
But why the grip?
Ah. there YOU arc-why? If vod
can answer that question YOU are
worth million in money to any city
between the oceans and the lakes and
the Gulf \ while ago IL was appcn-
dictis To he really smart you must
romp around this mortal sphere minus
that part uf your geography called ,he
appendix.
Appendicitis came to lie horribly
common. 1t was fully as common
as We're Wnitc tpN 1urS last summer
The masses took II up. and then. quite
naturally. il was out. No Fashionable
fifty dollar a fling doctor could mem
ton il without a blush. or at least
n flush When it reached the point
where he felt himself moved Ia place
"A written apology under the appendi-
cltis item on his yearly holdup the
disease was dropped.
Something simply had to come along
and I'LL the sap. What should it he.
What?
Then from out the unknown loped
queer. prickly. perverse sort of m
fnitesimal bug-the grip germ. y,
sooner had this bug sighted a nice
Juicy human being than ii knew "
had found its place. II alighted anc
propagated. and II has been aliGhtinl
and propagating ever since, as th'
AmalGamated order of Snoezers vii
heartily attest.
Before going further into the alb
sorbinc subject one question looms
large ON the horizon.
why does the aforesaid hug picl
on the big. strong. full nf health folk!
FIRST? II looks as if the bug We're Z
poor Kind Of matchmaker, because h'
p,cking ON the weak, anwmlc mortal'
II could get decision in "A hurry. Bu