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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June 20
James larry Garrison, aged eighty
two, Confederate veteran and we'll
known fruit grower died Monday even
ing At his home at CroZet. this county,
after an illness of three weeks. IN
1860 he married Miss Frances Ann
Tomhs. of !Albemarle, and entering the
service of the Confedcracy. served four
years under General Lee. Seven chit
drcn survive: w. L.. j. c.. j. r.. j. s.
and :. *. Garrison and Mrs. d. T. Rca
all Of Crozct, and Mrs. J. r. Greavor
of this city. He also leaves one sister.
Mrs. Lewis Canapp. of Baltimore. The
funeral was held Tuesday from his
late residence, the service being con-
ducicd by Rev. &. +. Lindsay, OF the
Baptist Church
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nufIlH lIoyy1nnd

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June IS.
Rufus Rowland. a well-known citi-
zen and prominent farmer of King
George County. died Yesterday at his
home near Edge Hin. after short
Illness. aged sixty years. He was IA
member of Shiloh Baptist Church and
is survived by his wife. four chill
drcn and also two sisters.
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SAYS PLOTS START HERE
Man Who Is to Direct Irish Recruiting
Appeals to Colonel T.. Il. to
Aid Irish 4 nc ricnuN.

LONDON. June 26.-Dr. Arthur Lynch
whose appointment as colonel TO direc,
Irish recruiting will he officially ga.
zctted on Friday. is sending an open
letter to Colonel Roosevelt. with whom
he has been friendly for years. appeal
ing. through the Colonel, for the aid
of all Irish Americans against plotting
DR. Lynch said tonight he was Ger
tain the Sim i'ein plots were Matched
in America. particularly in New York
lie will proceed to Dublin Monday.
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atlantic Coast Line
The t Stnndn n, KailToah Of the South.

re, EtFEGTiss ,JTSE ,, 1915 $$ou'h
rer Fwrida and South; 500 a. ii. and
!. FER ToriolE: 800 x. Nj. 800 A. NJ. 500
l.. Nj. S:35 T. NJ 80 -A'' ''oo
Eor re5ersonTE 12,;45 A. Nj. sos a. M.
Nj, 'tt:ogT r. Il. atd l.. M. t;55 i. Al.
y F@r Go!dsDor' and Fayetteville: 1900
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6:e5 A. Al
~; 80 a. ~ 1852 a. NJ. $40 a. 81. 1901
t:9i J.. NJ. !:i5 T.. M. Sis +. NJ 49,
rEhrert Sunchy. Sunday only.
necIipnS r.. 80
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Funeral of DIR. II. S. Martin.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
STUART. VA, June 26.-Amid a
downpour of rain. Or. II. S. Martin.
who succumbed Monday afternoon to
an illness of long duration at his sons
hospital in Mount Airy, was buried
here today funeral services being
conducted at the Methodist Church by
his pastor. Rev. y. u. Williams. and
others. The altar was banked with a
profusion OF beautiful floral designs
many of which were sent by friends
from different parts of the State.
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j. u. u. Winchester.

u. +. b. Winchester. nincty-tivc
years DID, died yesterday at the resi-
dcncc OF his daughter. Mrs l.. X Davis
o2i North Eighth Street. Besides his
daughter. Mrs. Davis. he is survived
by grandson. Harvey A. Davis
Funeral services will be conducted from
the residence this afternoon at 4
O'Clock and intermcnt will take place
in Rivcrview Cemetery
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Mrs. A. X. Glover.

Mrs. y. X. Glover died yesterday af-
tcrnoon at go o'clock at her residence
AS East Clay Street. after several
months illness. She is survived by
TWO sons, Z. s. Glover, of Charlottes-
VILE. and G.. w. Glover of Rocky
Mount. y. G. Funeral arrangements
have not yet been completed
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Mrs. j. Il. Bcck,yith.

Especial to The Times DiSpatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA. June 26.-Fol
lowing an illness of several weeks. Mrs
j. II. Beckwith, wife of DR.. j. r. Beck
with, of this city. died this morning
in fuckers Sanitarium in Richmond,
where she has been under treatment
FOR some time. Besides her husband
she is survived by four young children
She was woman Of gentle and lovable
character. and her death is Il shock
to her many friends. The body has been
brought home for burial.
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daughters. Mrs. f. ID. Cheatham. of
Washington. and Miss Mary V. Baltic.
OF TINS city. and one son, Edward j.
Baltic. with the American expedition
AIRY forces in France. Funeral ar
ranEements will be conducted in this
city and Will be announced some time
to-day.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June %
w. Roy Ramsey. SON of j. r.
Ramsey. of Montcbcllo. Nelson County
died at = local hospita! of heart fail
urc and the body WAS sent yesterday
to Nesuvius. Va. where the funeral
and ntcrmcnt Will occur
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HOTELS md RESORTS
VIRGINIA..
Crockett Arsenic Lithin Sprinrs
md Baths

Elevation 2.l50 feet. Opens June LIST,
celebrates for it's cures in a wide range
OF diseases and female Irregularities
Quiet and rcstful. away from the cares
OF the day. Clears and beauties the
complexion. Write 70: particulars
NJ. G.. THOMAS, Manager,
Crockett Springs yn
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia near beach Capaci,y cnO
Presenting strictly modern hotel after en-
ttns;Ee alterations. improvements and rcfur-
hlshlhS. private baths. running water in
rooms. elevator. etc. Notable table. white
service DhcrS special early season rates
- w daily. special weekly. Booklc;
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Norfolk & Western Railway

E 5 IS flo;M.o!;k Is 4 81 A a. 800 A n:
FOR tINcunuMG, AND THE WEST:
Arrive Richmon4 from Norfolk. .i2ol
noon .S;al Il; Nj From the West: 1855 A.
Ii'aiir 'iIaiiH rAc"ri sunday ISuudav
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Massanetta Springs Hotel
Rockingham County. yir

Rockingham County, Virginia.
New brick structure. thoroughly
modern; Public and private baths hot
ana cold water and electric lights in
every room Large new swimming
ing suits Tennis courts, bowling ri.
leys. croquct grounds. good walks and
The Massanetta water a specific for
niaiaria, kidney and stomach trouble
inc Box "a. Harrisonburg. va
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Seab0ard Air Line Railway CamnanY

Trains leaxe daily; a 81. Nor:ina
Jacksonville: $40 r. Al. Atlanta -iisrminro.
ham ; spscial: j. 40 +: a.. seep.rs JACK son
6 4h Z NJ. 10 Z. ~ - ~,
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Edward Il. HniIIie.

). Edward r. Baltic, sixty-four years
OLD. DIED yesterday morning at h!s
home, 5l5 South Harrison Stree, Be
sides his wife, who was Miss Mary
L. Brooks. he is survived ny two
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
llfSArIsS.

hAIL; .riso at hia rssidSnrG 5i3 south j!
his age. lie il survived by his w;c Mary
- tn.c liroohs). Two daughters Mrs. J.: -.
Cncat hn IN. OF Washington. -. 4. Miss Mary
Y. and one SON. Edwin j.. uuw with the
American forces in France.
Funeral THURSDAY at 3:3" J.. VI. from
his residence.
DoNNER. -The, death OF II W BONNER
of King William County. occurred III
kichmoni June 20. at 6:l5 y. NJ. in his
'rne iupGra from, Billups's Undertaking
iscnatns viii be shipped To Washington
ltOWpER.-Dicd. suddenly ai his resi-
dcncc: "So2 Monument Avenue AT $50
J.. NJ June 70 NOUS rON NJ. CROWDEK.
Funeral notIC. later.
l.ynchturc. Charlottesville and Coyingtuu
papcrS plcasc COPY.
FERRirER Died. her residence. 3i3
, South Fourth street. June ~. at 2:l5 i.
NJ. NARY y. widow of the latc Nicholas;
age. Sh. y survived 10y her three sons.
n H.; NJ T. and }; j. Fcrritcr. and ave
dnufhters. Mrs H. MncDonald Mrs. Kate
Eciihhus. Mrs j. y. tinniran. Miss y. =.
E"r"Itcr. ANA sister Teresa. OF ST Jose h
Convent. Portsmouth Va.
tGn.ItLI motto" later. Omit howcrs
Gi;Ds III; -Dicn. "Wednesday afternoon.
A. uns 20; a. 80 T. NJ. at, h.! resi4enc..
after an Illness OF several months $h. is
survived by two sons. e. :: Glover. OF Char
Funeral notice later
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RAILROADS
3iiEoAfcAkE & UHiV aGILwaY
Richmond, fredericksburg 4 Potomac R. R.
Ia and from Washipeton and b.YonA -u,u,

Leave kicnmunu Arrive t,lcnmono
's4hAM HIS AM T25AA NIP PIX
Al t 80 All 'i2.ou fsi si2ao pm iYx5 PM
S.9u AM 100 Pm 30 IN .n25 Pm
81 An 10 PM I 800 I'M tl2a0 Nj
richmond ahiIinston Loca., Lv. 10 ri
week Gays; t4i2 IN, Sundays; Ar. ;l2lo Pm
daiiy fredericksburg Accom-. week days Lv.
:i.lo PM: Al. :s.!5 Am. Ashland Accom- wees
days. iv;'.4 AN, b30 PM; Ar. rs. 80 AM, $50 PM
Abba ticket and baggage Offices no, open
ior this train .Ma,n =, Ga
Byrd 81 Sta. stopping al Elbal tEib1 stas
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HELP wANrEp-mALp.
CHAUFFEUR

EXPERIENCED c h auffeur
wanted to drive a Ford de-
livery car and help in shipping
department. White boy pre-
ferred, provided has had expe-
rlence. Apply Mr.. O'Grady
Remington Typewriter. Co., IL
North Ninth Street.
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AUTOMOBILES

DR.; C. A BRYCE has moved his o,,,c. ~
All central Nationa! Bank liuiidinE
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DRUG CLERK-Wanted. a registered or
assistant registered drug clerk: salary to
start with. 1880 per year. married or sII clio
Address =. % Box 1871. Richmond. Va
DRUG CLERk--Wnnted. at ChIidrcy Drug
20. l0l Eas; Broad Street
JOB PRESSMAN AND
JOB AND CYLINDER
PRESS FEEDERS WANT
ED. GOOD PAY; EIGHT
HOURS WORK, AND ALL
THE OVERTIME YOU
WANT, AT TIME AND A
HALF FOR OVERTIME.
APPLY VIRGINIA STA
TIONERY CO., NINTH
AND CARY STREETS.
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NEW JERSEY.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. j.
NEW HOTEL MEkION FL

Vermont av. and the beach. near all MT
fractions; Capacity $50, High class mod
ern hotel Superior table. elevator. private
aths, runr:ng water IN rooms. Early rates
81 W. daily.
NJ L. FARLEY
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AUTOMOBILES is0u sAI,I.

COLLIER. light duty. Little Giant Ieay,
uuty. motor trucks nl every 'Iculan i
Dwcns Motor %. lI:3 West broad Street
,ilatrlOutOrS NuallkN trucks. Ar.ni. mur,,....
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DEATHS

Observation-Disclosures. at the rcsidcnco OF
his daughter. Mrs l.. Il. Davis. 524 North
h Eiiim.h street! WedHss,!ny; June 20; u,
ninety hftn year OF his age.
Funeral THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock
from tho residence.
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Mocha lcS--Wanted. TWO inachinsto ami
two Automobile mechanics Apuly' rhoy,
Hulcher Auto ana Machine Works. ! South
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CONFESSIONS, OF A WIFE !:

down to read his paper in the even
ing before he has noticed that she is
wearing his favorite frock."
As Annie said this, my thoughts
went straying to the time when she
would have said something entirely
different. I wondered if Tim really
understood how much she had grown
and how much she had made him
grow since she married him.
It was long road to police COM
missioner, and Mrs. Lafferty from
Tim and Annie Lafferty-Annie wis
came after my laundry once with a
Welt" How did you solve ths
riddle, Margie" broke in Mollie Oh
my meditations again.
81 can't get my thoughts together
tonight TO tell you, Mollie," 1 said
:PooF Margis" exclaimed Mouie,
you must be tired
But, Mollfe, am much interested
in that marriage as business ques-
ton and wish we could all meet and
discuss it sometime I answered.
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grown up. It was always as my little
ish.''
why, Of course" she asked sedate.
". Don't you think a child can re-
tain memory?" She unpinned the
watch hanging upon her breast, open
ed it and held it so that he could $50
two little birds drawn upon a scrap
Of paper.
II can match that" He snapped his
own open showing two hearts pierced
by a dart ""But there was something
else" He was showing more Of ear
nestness than the occasion seemed TO
demand
The girl colored. 81 have forgotten -
She still held her watch. but as he
spoke it fell from her fingers. Some
thing bright rolled away from it and
slip Of paper fell so that line Of
writing was visible.
Blair Henderson stopped. his color
rising as he picked up the trif1es.
why did you say that you had for
gotten?" he asked. Did you believe
the boy could know what he wanted
and not desire it as man?" He look
forget-me-nots; the scrap of paper up
on which was written to my wife,
''Was that the reason?"
why should I remember anything
when four weeks have been a guest
in your home and you did not recos-
nize me?"
'That is over and done with. I
know you know, although I yet do not
understand your change OF name. Are
you going to play with me or will you
be honest and give me the chance to
show you the man is as earnest as
the boy once was?"
''I think, Blair, the difference be
tween the man and. the boy is only
a matter of years. He seems about
the same to me-"
And the girl? Has she changed? %
when her father died she was
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|Sfsnte hack rom my dreaming to
al the girls were still discussing
at most interesting subject OF mar
Ace 8ith much embarrassment. and
only too happy when MoIlfe said
ifii e IaIgh, "Ohs Margie is day
Ona9ng over that baby that IS com
Ils3to her. we were just discussing
~ many divorces money makes"
he continued
.sWel you know money is said to
b cause of all evil" quoted fat
Sed my thoughts went back TO the
= DlIIness that ] endured over mo-
hen Dick and were first mar
ind J know had some very en-
6GEie ideas on the subject but DC.
- 4 could speak, Annie said:
: slmo5t sure the trouble IS because
man always says and thinks my
SIiiAy fdstead OF our money
Ind a.Noman generally says, IN
tinted Alice %Giye me some mo-
ivlfIclf It least acquieSces by i'm.
fCfion IN her husbands premise
Che money. belongs to him"
lEon have not spoken yet, Mar
afd MoIlie, ''how would you set
~ Z am asking you because !
Tat sou settled the question IN
own fanIIy very satisfactorily
.otghI think It took you about a
10 DOT
Veli. yof know my dear that I
1919 had some very radical ideas
msFriaSe, one Of which was
s . business. had a
making Dick see this
scEzi5 not quite sec It myself
s7s9s6et hSrd Tor woman to
- = nSlFIage IN . sane manner
me- g .1sEsY much IN love. She
% EhirIE that her lie VII be
a. EloEI1ed eoGEtShip. when, n
= bSsn properly educated sne
know that marriage
fbsFent from eourtshID.
- d 30 wanted 80 belong to
~ SenI married him but early
= oIt that I wanted nothing OF
: :. 7 nd not want % belong
-;4iSI5Iie.-tr1o. I Stfu wanted the
i : fiittantfofis that Dick gave me
$50 marriage, and when I did not
4 vas IKE every other WON
unhGppy-
intsFTupted Annie, GnlnK
- rlc : Tina In q Wife'S NE
q sas geeg her her husband settle
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adopted by a very dear aunt and took
her name. The years made great
difference in appearance, /but other
wise she did not alter. Old memories
were too precious to part with and
she still clings to them cannot
play with you. Blair. am happy in
the thought that boy and man are Of
the same mind, and If the little ring
was not so small would be wearing
it now"
THAT is a fault easily remedied,7
he returned, as he drew her to him.
You must let me have the measure
Of YOUR finger"
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PRICKETTS CREEK.

Mrs. Annie Leeson visited her TWO
children. Mrs John Riley and Maiden
Lesson, of near Fairmont, few da5s
last week.
Mrs. Emma Reeves and her brother,
jerks Carpenter. we're shopping in
Fairmont Saturday last.
Mrs. Lydia Heck called on Mrs.
Annie Lesson Monday evening.
Earl Hayhurst called on Victor
Travis Sunday.
J. w. Carpenter called on R. B.
Travis one evening last week.
ZebuIon Heck purchased fine Jer-
sew COW one day this week.
Thomas Kirk and daughter Mis-
souri, were shopping in Fairmont one
Sam 1toore called on R. J. Travis
Sunday last
Mr.. and Mrs. ZebuIon Heck visited
Mrs. Louise Morgan Sunday last.
NIGHT SWEATS.
c. G. asks: What causes night
sweats?"
Night sweats generally are one Of
the symptoms of tuberculosis. Some
times they merely Indicate weakness
or loss of strength. Again they may
merely be due to too'much covering on
your bed.
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t,,5 81 SD. bsy ~ ssgsI
40 hsF Thsp sho E1s . Httls S9r.
80 r funny both q you've got PIC
go. only hsfs e lots pret3sr. TWO
IfttIe bfras. sh0 calls them love birds,
FtSfn9 each othe-IoES prettsr than
fbose hearts with q stick fnnfug
through EN-"
Tbe watch closed With a snap and 4
look of keen interest erept into the
~ = must make the aequatrtanes OF
this wonderful lady who tells stories
and carries love birds about With her.
Where can We md her?
BIafr looked at his uncle IN aston
fShraent. Don't you really, truly
know her? She's been here Ions
time. She did go away but came back
Yesterday, an she's been slidin' dawn
hill all rornin'. You're 5okin Uncle
DO you mean atts sahbaaHs7 h
she Ellen 20
must go an It certainly is nice 70 have
birthday parties" Slipping nom 9ts
uncle's knees the boy marched from
the room leaving the man IN brown
study Gfou WILL 449 ~ - - AZ
until aroused 0y the opening VI 80
library door o,o.. -
The gt1 paasec IS s ne was ws 49, EzvsD
then she seemed to hesitate. he
thought, and watched her intentIy as
she approached, searching Tor some
resemblance between this woman OF
careful bearing and the awkard but
Jo,aFJe chJJ6< who had grown into his
hera6 when a youth He onered neF
his chair and himself stood before the
glowing IRE.
He was unconscious Of the intent
ness Of his 1sze as he searched her
acc ana as she did not speak at once,
~ saJd abrn0tlv:
asAFv neohev has made Of my mind
maze Of memories. Miss Fairbanks.
yvIII Won be 80 good as to pust your
hair back a trife from your left ear.
do not mean to be rude. but want
- Identifv YOU. as YOUR name is un-
fan1jIfar- lost a very dear friend
wears ago. have Ioked for her but
hove ,3ot Rornd her To-day Blair
+sIIs ma she NAV have been IN my
some for weeks past"
Earoro the depths Of her chair she
looked nm at hir1.-sThere was a little
smile aI7out her lfps as she replied:
Gs'TI,e veard have Afaced the scar,
NJ, henderson IL Il is tflat YOU have
=. MOL
..T+s11r heaven II there is no trace
~ ~ haVs always been afraid, I
Jief 10 Won for ne. But without
Il boW am to know that you are
reaITv vou9'e
ssHy, 7 81 a-eatlv changed"
.sYo1 nave. hoard of the duekltng
and the ewanl
"a "osnre1v Il was not as bad as that.
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BrtIidav5ParW.

BIE6l1daUyf2EGy.
SUSAN cEAeETrs
Us. b the Mcclure
eespalE SyndJeste9
uch Of feet upon the hard
:, D 0l IauEhber endfnHet
Or test upon the hard
fSi1sa E.ieeio Of IguEhtee end
lln5 scream oS delight Blair
- Itetof Ms head, q smile up
Z 10 glanced at his desk
81 s. - work. hesftatez. turn
ne .ztlndoW, paused again,
q Yea aef6ss the room, threw
- ina leaned out
2 = On e no one was In sight
mid = EaIe OF laughter q bob
10 80 rom the end Of the house
iElI TIE dSetnesg OF the wind
70 StSG6fy Sloptng lawn. B1iaf
~ q ftfS sled passed Where
ala the youngsteT get them
= - 5T6ia6ered, His gaze followed
: llafen out Of sight then came
cIr q woman standing near the
feaafnS TO the house
2 a not turn her head and, given
= 81 ettzn4ty, he watched her in
noting the Rind!hloWn hair:
liant color of the haif-seen
= ne zas5 struck. too, by the per-
r,of6e Of his sisters friend who
igfnra eueSt IN his home for sew
"a Absorbed In his work he
rely noticed her before: had
q fiSt only such courtesy as was
- = =. IS 8shouse guest meeting her
- & meal time, and lately not then
- - Gf1ent tits no heed. Now, as
4 tcEIsd her he idly wonderd II
~ heen away and had Just re-
As the thought came TO him
quickly up the steps ana into
olit latef. very tired little boy
Into his unc1e'B arms to tell OF
6aeee1 afternoon.
= sQ,er NOV, It's my bithday an
fTt. rye me a party an, told me
G0e0ut- into the 'byW6ys and
Y ~ ERfher 'em In I didn't
u EiEhat she meant Uncle Blair
= idn,E sec no hedges an, no by
at went out on the street an
5lSd 1Imn1y who sells papers an
hoes. He's Ueatzzand Jimmy
ne tb6uE the apple boy who lives
- al ifon1. here, an We went 1of
~ Sc told me- Of Bobby Burns.
h hss only one Leg but that didn't
80 my dt&eesnco cause his crutcn
- - fast as the good leg. An
hack We met the butcher
- SSni I aSksd him as nice as /
5SId N N4se1 We Eot back Tim was
rs m cooks boy and GIRL
me man laughed. u hope your
IiF Had enough 10 eat"
z vas Just beautiful There was
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IIentfne VcauSe Pm q Valentine
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ever head OK But who Is Ellen!
me boy. looked surprised why
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1fif afteF-E went to college / have
them IN the hack Of my watch
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iifiif1fscent smile That was the
ono she sent me and never heard
IN her again am always looking
her and sometime hope will
a her"
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