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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Ths duicksr Germany Agrees to th- conditional Surrender tie less it win have to pay for
 Even the first siSn of frost causes breakfast table thoughts to center about the hapjs7'Ss
 it appears to Ee a case row where the Germans are falling back from prepared but tintenabte positions.
 When 1t comes to the fourth Lib erty bonds no one should for a mo- hient think of restricting himself to mind purchases..
 f The niari on the corner says: Even the beast howls at the thoughts 6i the same kind Of treatment it in- fiicts upon others. n
 And still there are those war work CTS who insist that the needs of the ration cannot be allowed to stand ir the, way of their demands.
 IF Germany could not hold the line. from which it has been driven, floN can it expect to hold any other lint of defenses this side of the Rhine? The town Ffaeetins is d session O the stockholders Which all should rec cgnize the importance of attendin. and looking out for their interests. The retreatins Huns cArried of tn, archbishop of Cafnbrai f'robabl, 1 they felt the need of someone wh. | wouldn't hesitate to tell them some | thing.
 Germany attempted bit Of cieve carnouflage by dropping the frhpefia l in connection with the refefefice t the German government but still tol eratiig the kaiser.
 i There is no better way Of impress
 ing upon the kaiser the ,nsistenee 6
 this country for unconditional sur I render than by pushing the hibert
 loan way over the top.
 l The respective political parties f
 Norwich recognize the importance 0 keeping an excellent an,i eflcien 1 judge or probate ii, otfice by putin 1 Judge Ayling on both tickets. It i well deserved aetion.
 Now that they are carrying plano i by airplane from Frahcs. to Ehgia II l us moFtals down here below are lia
 hle to get more than we ask for i
 there happens to Re any careless bag
 gagesmashefs assigned to the job.
 Of course this latest German com munication was in reply to Presiden
 Wilson's note Of inquiry. The pfeposI tion for an arrflistiee has now bee answered and iii such way as t prevent its becoming another ease c {ns sllesE and lnA .lI.srss
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
PRESIDENT WILSON'S REPLY.

Prompt and pointed is the reply which President Wilson makes to the Teace proposals submitted to this Ioyernment by Prince Maximilian, the German chancellor, after receipt of the answer to his note of inquiry. Talk ing pains to point out that 1t is not the decision of this government atone, aut of this government with it's al les, which must govern in the matter of arranging an armlstice. he plainly talls the attention of the present Ger man governmeht to the ract that there can be no thought or consider ing an armistice as long as Germany rersists in the atrocities which it's ar mics are comhiittitg on land and it's U-boats on the sea and in this he refers to the man. ner in which the country. from which the enemy is being driven, is being destroyed without regard to military advantage and to the thjdst and uncivilized manner in which the frighuulness IS being carried on by the submarines.
 % Not only does he take the right at. NAALNN il A4lAS AESpEtl JUL HC lClE Germany that it must put an end tt Prussianism and the Hohenzoliefns The demand is for the elimlnatioh q that autocrscy witch has 50 threat ened the wofld. It is ihcumbent up. on the German nation to engage In 2 thorough kousecieaning to such an pxtent that it can furnish guarantees of the reforms which will be accept able to the allied nations The dooI to peace has not been closed but i it is 10 De swung wide opeh the Ger. man nation must show that it is il rontrol and that the imperial Ger man government has been perma nently dispensed with. Thus If Ger fnanv wants peace it knows what l must do. There can be no dickerint with German autocracy. and no cod ding to tricks fostered by the kai ser or his hirelings The reply couI, have been made no plainer except tha En unconditional surrender nad bee called for
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
WAR GARDEN BENEFITS.

How much the little fellow has contributed to the needs Of the coln-
 try through the part which he has played in the cultivation of a war garden is to be noted in the state ment which is made to the effect that there were five million of these gar tens distributed throughout the eoun try during this year from which 1t is estimated that there was a y:eld of a lalf billion dollars in produce. This not only shows what can be done and how much benefit can be obtained from patches of land which would not otherwise have been given attention
 but it means that through the little work which has been given by the many there has been large eohtri- hrtion to the shortage which has ex- isted in farm help This ooes nos > -~w,bs<PSAas--8Ew4,nhn..,A s..sa4
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
THE TOWN MEErlNe

Although Norwich has no election Of town officers this year under the biennial election plan, there is never theless scheduled for tonight the an nual town meeting at which the ap- nropria ti6ns for the e+isuing year must be made.
 AS istial this Is a matter of much importance to the towhspeop1e. ffiey dfe, or at least sliould Re, vitaily concerned iti meeting the requirements f6r the next twelve months There are certain matters which must bs taken cafe of and there are others which sfiould be acted upon in an ifl- telhgehtS manner with due regard foi the needs and the. conditions.
 During the past year the town has been uhdeF admirable managehient Its affairs tiave been well conducted end in stating to the people that il will Be heeessafy to make increase. appropriations Which will entail t higher tax rate it is carefully poift. cd 6tt that slich is caused by condi tons which are etitirely beyond thu eoftf6l Of the seieetfnsn. State ani county taxes and the reduction Of in. come must be met, while the mattel of increased Wages and inaprovement! which have been v6ted cannot b overlooked
 It is of. the utmost inportanc' therefore that the ta3bsyefs sh6uii dndefstsfid the feed of tiirnif1s out il large numbers and not leaving it to few to say how the situation win b met. There should De a repfesenta tive gathering at town meetings There is business befofe ti1e voter which should be taken care of an taken care of right. and the time t do 1t of c5urss Is at add H6t afte the towh meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
Approaching The FOoipf0of Maobin

Approaching The FooipfS6f Machine.
 (Corfespohdence of The. Associated PressJ
 The absolutely f6ol- proof airplane has not yet been Invented btt in the oplni5n of American pilots, who are working in a British airdTorne, the newest British machines have very nearly solved the problem.
 Left to themselves these latest type of heavier than. air machlhes will make their way safely to earth, ex eept for slight daihages which may follow landing. The machines are so balanced and the wings So ar ranged that when the engine stops they glide gradually and easily to earth.
 The following test. shows how stable these airplanes are: A piloi climbed to a sufficient height, and then, stopped his engine ana took his hands of the controls, merely Keeping his feet on the rtiddef bar. He steered for an aerodrome 20 miles away an6 i except for keeping her straight he lei the airplane do what she liked Sht i travelled the whole 20 miles as stead. fly as a bicycle coastiiig down a lohs straight and gentle hill or coGfse the. pilot had to take hold Of the con. 1 trol stick to land the 1flachiiie in tnt airodror1e, but except for that. anc the steering, the airplane made tht
 whole journey by herself
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
NOTICE

.A All persons. liable, to, pay taxes ini the city of Norwich are hereby n6ti- collect tax of fifteen and three quarter Q5&) mills on the dollar .bnE the City List of 1918. mada from the Town List of l917 payable Oct .ie,t 1918. and notice is hereby given .tha | asssssfn ehts to cover thE cost cf oiifhgi or sprinkling streets in the, year 1917,i are included iIi the rate bill, and areE P2yasle E at thg m tifps ss of ss the collection o9 collecting said tax and said assess ments I will be. at the Collectors Ofs, fee daily from 3 a. m. to 12Su D. h.. and from to 5 D. hi, until Nov. H. 1siS except the following days:
 Tuesday,. Oct. 15. I will be at the store !of Edward McNamara, 15s sasif chem St.. Fails, from i2 m, to 1 p. m Wt6nksday. Oct Is, I will he. At Inc drug store Of John A Morgan, sFeeAess vile. from il a. m. to ? p. m. Thursday, Oct. l7seI will be at the drug store of George M. RathboneI West Side, from II a, fn to 1 D. m. ! Friday, Oct, IS. I will be at the stnra of John c. Potter & Sons. East Side, from II a. m. to l. p.4n. Legal fees and additions will 1 be made to those who neglect this retfee. THOMAS A. ROBINSON. Collector.
 Norwich. Conn. Sept. IT. 1918
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
CONSTANT PAIN
 AFTRER TER EATING The 1ortIlfes Of Dyspepsia Corrected I "FruIt-a-tIyes"

ST. MAETfN'5
 sfFor two years, I suffered tortures from Ss1Sre Dy5pepsfa. I had constant pains after eating; pains down the sides and back and horrible bitter stuff often came up in ny mouth. I tried doctors, butthey did not help mo. But as soon as started taking 7771,-Nit-a-5sioes' (or Fyast Li5sr 7a6tefs) I began to improve and this medicine, made of fruit juices, relieved me when everything else failed"
 MRS. HUDSON MARsHBANK. 5oc. a box, 6 for g 50, trial size a5c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, oGDENsBURG. \. Y,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
Assessors Notice

All persons liable to pay. taxes ip4 ths Town of NoTwich .Ils are hefAby 3Is n92ttifsd 9t written or printed list. properly signed and sworn to, of all taxable property owned by them. on the. first day of October, 1913. Those, failing to make list will. be charged a. penalty of b per cent. additional, according to law.
 Blanks can be obtained at the, As sessors' Offce in City Hall, or will bA sent Sy mail upon application.
 Office 1ours:s g a. m. to D. m.
 Lists will be received beginning Tuesday. Oct. Ist. 1s1S
 Dated at Norwich, Conn; Sept, 2fth, F. ii. weoBNoKTH. A. L. HALE. NJ. J. egRRAK,
 sep27a Assessofa.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
NOTICE

~ The seigctfnen and Town cierk of the Town of chichester will hold a meAtins 2 in the Selectmen,s Room in said Towr on FFiday-. Oct, Is, 1918. ff3n 3 a.. ID until 5 D. 4T1..- and again on Friday, Oct g 1918. from 3 a, m. until 8. p, fti.,. tt admit to the electors oath those who appear on the list s"To Be Made" Daaed at Colchester, Oct. 12th, 1918
 SAMUEL M'boNAtD.
 GUY B. CLARK,
 selectmen.
 JOHN coNDREN.
 octisd Town clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
LEGAL NoTlcEs.

AT 4 COURT OF PROBATE, HELD at Norwich, within and for the D strict ef Norwich, on the 14th day of October, ssehtISEbsos j. AYIING, Juage Estate of Carlo Umberte Angsione, late Qf Norwich, in said District, de- Mary Q. Abgelone. of Norwich .ap- pe5fed in Court and filed a petition praying. for the reasons thefein set forth, that administration be grahtei hp9n the estate of saal deeeased. al legged to be intestate.
 WhereupoA, It Is Ordered, That ga petition De heard and deter n nei al the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich in said Distraf. 1n he .',Stt day of October, A. D. 1918. at Il o'clock in the. forenoon. and that notice of the pehdency of said petition. and of sait hearing thereon. be given by the pub lication of This order enc ,tlnla iE s 1fnf neWspaper having a. circulatior, in saif District, at least three days prior tt the date of said hearing. a.nG that re turn be made, to this Court.
 NELSON J. AYIfSti Judge.
 The above and foreg jng is . trut copy of record. s.
 Attest: HELEN NJ DRIES HER.
 oct15d CleTk.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15

AT \ COURT or PROBATE. HEl D at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwtch oh the 14th day of October, ssfa{s of i Rsss Behedefe M f lSts 2saEs Sf Norwiehs il. said Distriet .dseeassds appeared ih GsNft and flied l bet't(Sn forth, that administration. be SrarIed upon the estate. Of. said deceased, A.. leged to be ihtestate,
 Whefeupon. It Is Ordered, 9'nst sal6 retiti9a be heard and de'e.I'itls,l a. Norwich in Said District, on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1918, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice ef the pendencs of said petition and ef ss i'd hearing thereon, ha given By the pub licatiofl of this order one time ih some Dsstriet at ,east three days prior t1 the date of said hearing. and thet rt turn be manA to this G6art
 .., <. NELSON ]. AYIINEs. Judge:
 The above. and foregoing is 8 true
 sftekt: HELEN NJ. DRFseftE,..
 octi5d Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15

ing a greater variety of scenery the country roads in this vicinity, are at tractlve We do not think there is a city .or town in the state which is so f6rtuhateiy situated for outdoor exercise as the capitol city. Culti- Yate the habH and find life more en- joyab1e.-Hartford Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15

shade of trees or buiiaings.'
 The article ends with this general rule: When surprised By airpianes either by day or by night use ali f1atural shade provided by trees; em bankments houses, etc., and reffiaif motiorless."
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
Holas l+s owb

Although the diameter of the great Ar1ierican pie has been considerably feditced; it is tha proud boast of the pieinakers that the pies cIrcunnfer ehce still has 360 degrees. Chicago News.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
NoTteE To CREl5IToaIS :.

AT \ COUnT OF PROBATEr HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich. on the 14th day Of octo- PPfs;sent9xEhsoS PfF; A. ? fSlsS J.. AYbINe, Judge. Estate of Rosanna Desmarais, late of Lisbon, in said District. deceased.
 Ordered That the Administrator c.te the creditors of said deceased ito their claims against said estate within six notice to that eject, together with a copy of this order. on the signpost nearest to the place where said de- ceased last dweit. and in the same in. a newspapef having circulation in said District. and make return to this
 NELSON J. AYEtNG. Judge.
 The above. and foregoing is a true '0af attest: 9s HELEN NJ. DREscHER,
 Clarlr
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15

ATA, COURT OF PROBATE. Htst D at Norwich. within afd f1r the Distrint of Norwich, on the 14th day of October. PrssentGSEfsoN J. AYEiEG, Judge.
 Estate of Wiadtelaw- ,Puza. iatA of Norwich, ii said District, deceased.
 Teo5il Puz9 of Norwich Conn. ap- peared in. Court and hied 3. pstition forth, that administration be granted upon the estate of said deceased. al- ieTefh TWheedSo tg Gs ntHstn ft 1s Ordered That said Retitisn; bsS heard heard and dstsfnainea att Norwich. in said District. on the 18th day of octefsr. As;,D 11siSs, at D o'eiQck pendency of said petition. and of said hearing thereon, hs given by the pub. newspaper having a circulation in said District, at least. three days prior to the date of Said hearing. ahd that re- turn De made 10 this Ceuyf
 NELSON I. AYI5INc4, Judge.
 The above. and foregoing is a true copy of record
 Attest: HELEN NJ. DRESCHER, oct15d C1hfk
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
LEGAL NefloEs.
NOTICE

<. The seieetflefi and Town cierk of the Town of Nafwich will be at toe T6*b Hall in said Norwich, on FridaE; Oct. tsth, Saturday.. Oct. 1g9h, and Frida!, Bet. s5tt. ISIS, rom Q A h. i6 $, ii. on each day, except between the hours Of 1 and D.. m.. to exaffii1e the duali- fcatlons of electors and admit to the electors. path all those pkrs3fs. who shall Be found qauiified whose names apRear. on the Est prepafed by the Rssistrars of Voters pf said Town tin der the title 'To Be Made"
 And if 1t shall appear that the rights of any person. df1 said list Under the. title "Td Be Made, will. ,rnature after ,saia Friday. Oct; 2hth, aid Oh CT before. Tdesfax, Nov, .5th. tsis. they will meet at the Town -Clerks Offlee ir said Norwich on Monday. N5v. .4th 1918, from g a m. ,to D. h. to admit those dnly whose qualification ma tire after Oct. 25th and down to Nov 5th October, 1918.
 cssFER k BIJ .EY.
 EIAs. F. BUSHNELL
 PATRICK T. C0NNEt1
 Selectfiefi.
 cfTAs s. HobBRoeK.
 octf5d Town Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
NOTICE

The ssisstmsd and T6#h Clark 9f the Town of Icnttiile viii hold 2, session in the Town Hall. in said Town; on Friday. Oct 18th; 1918, from g o'clScR i9 the forenoon until , o'eIcc.k in the afternonn, and also on. Friday, ], Oct. 18th, 1918. from d'clock in ,tfie. fore noon until s o'clock ih the afternoon. to examine the qualifications. of elep- torS> and admit to the eiect3rs oath those who are f5ind qualified
 GEDRGE H. BRADFORD.
 HUBERT q. TlkRT
 JEROME W. HOUSE.
 seisctTnsh.
 b43 5. HOME. Fown Clerk. Montvilie, Conn Oct, 18th. 1918.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15

1 looking for aii open shop. It seetlied to me, that the street wds Niastkred With we close at noon signs had visions of sister and Jaek hungriiy 1 listening for the dinner bell; oss Nell 1 lie ravifg arotifd tie kitclien; of our l neat dinner table, ieeKed in ifs best, with the madeira piece aiid tiie pink satin bow in the exact center; satiti O. frotehr's best carving Set waiting in ! lonely srandetir for the steak which didn't cofffe,
 i II was afraid to go home afraid even to telephoiiex Suddenly a voice l hailed me fr5f11 the curb, and there was my most affiuent ffiend, Stella, 1 in her mothers electric In few 1 words I told Her my troubles. Hop in, she c6nsoled on my way to Aunt Polly's for dinner; but have ha1f. an
 hour to spafe.' Hope fevived dgain l in fiiy sad heart To 5Sth street. back u 5Sd. we travelled ifl our quest for food. The Close at noon sigfis blur red before my eyes.
 "TlI drive to cur house.. Said tSel- la Maybe we have something in the l icebex. Even two chops would lo You can say you don't eat meat, and let Nellie boil an egg
 We entered StelIa's house to en- counter the remnants of three gor- l geous, lamb chots. just devoured bs her kid brother and the maid. It was hopeless. I knew that Nellie had bought vegeta bles from the htckstel affd would cook the ineFitable pota-
 toes. Besides. 1 had told her,to bake
 one Of. her scrumptious tWheatless pies. I could only hope that Jacl
 would display a sense of hiitnor. .I Stella drove me home. I dragged
 myself up the. stairs, hot. tired ant
 hiiflgry. l used my key as quietly a; I could and. although the voices il the living room sounded cheerful. made for the kitchen. 1 noticed tha the dining table held the remnants Q a meal. but didn't stop to investigate , and found Nellie singing cheerful1.
 ts she passed back and forth, clean } ing. up. "Shure, and what kept ye, Miss Fl , sic? And that sailor boy. he sur : had the appetitei And didn't he ca | tfree pieees of pie?"
 !" Nellie, I cried, What did vol : have? I expected to bring some n7ea home with, me, and ail the stores wer
 closed, and I've been runhiig aroun' thing for dinner. Nellie stared a r1ie. 'Dafl!ft, and didn't Miss tEdn : tell ye? Whin her beau telephone l that he was comin', She ordered lw ] f6itie bfoilers. and they carle .airI this marnin'.'"
 ''Is your mother coming hom ? sooh?" drawled the girl at the switch : board. .-Exchange
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15

whiteAfone Cigars xiii Bs s4.5c . hUncrea fseM Jane Isl. 13AS. SAEns rate per thUaakfASls < F. C0NANT. t
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
AT A coURT or PRoIsATE HOLDEN

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN at Colchester, within and for. the Dis= tricts of Colehester. on the 1lth day of pf5fenf@h oB 9tiah Of ahhis Rb r faag aggffeBg Aa ninistratrix oh the iatestate estate. of George H. Strong. late Of Colchester. within said District ,deeeaseds This allowed and limited. for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their. claims against the satrle to the Admintstratr trix and directs that pnb1ic notice be siSeh Of this order by advertising in a news paper having a circulation in said D g. trict, and by posting a copy thefeof of chichester. neafest the place where the deceased last dweit.
 Certified from Record
 octi5d IL P. BUELL.. Judge.
 AF \ couRT 0E PROBATE HELD of Horwich qh the 14th day of October. PresentGNEBsoN J. AYIING. Judge. Estate of Emilia Puza, late. of Nor wich, in said District, deceased. Teofl Puza. of Norwich. Conn, ap-
 peared in Coart and filed petition praying. for tie reasons therein set forth, that sadministrationa be granted upon the estate of said deceased, al-
 Wi WhsFeupon ie m ~ 1t Is Is ordered, Tkst said petition De heard and detsrnained al 1 the Pf6bate Court .Reorn in the City. ot Norwich in. said District on the 18th day of pet9ber. A. D. 1918, at 10 o'eloek | in the forenoon. and that notice ff the pendehcy of said petition. and Of said I hearing thereon. he given BY. the pnb- 1 licatioR. of this order one time in Some ! newspaper haFifg a circulation in, .sai6 1 the date of said hearing, .ahd that re. l turn be made ta this Court,
 i NELSON ]. AYLISG, judge. The above and foregoing is true 1 copy of record. .s...~, 2, x+-- -r~-.
 Attest: HELEN M. DREsCHRR, ocf15d Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
NOTICE To CREDtToIsst .,

AT \ COURT or PROBATE HELD 1t Norwich. within aud Tor. the District of Norwich. Oh the 14th day of October, Presenta&ELsoN P D t. <; J. .AYLfNa. Judge, Norwich, in said District. deceased
 Ordered. That the Administrative cite Inc creditors Of said deeeased to bring in tkeir. claims. against said es tats posting a notice to that effect. together with a copy. of this order. on the sign post nearest to the place. where said deceased last dwe3t and in the same In a fiewspaper having a cffeuiation ia said District, and make return to this
 NELSON J. AYLING, Judge.
 Tha above and foregoing is 6 true Attest: HELEN M DREscHER;;
 IF
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
LEGAL NOTICES,
Assessors Notice

Town of Colchester afe Hereby rooti6sd that. the Assessors. will meet in the seleetmen's Room in said T9Wn. tQ re- ceive lists from ld d. Iii. until 5 D., Inl er the following days; Oct. 18th, 2sd, 30th, and Nov 1st, 1915. Those. failing to make out a proper itst of all taxa ble .propefty owned by them on Oct. 1st, isiSa Will De chsfEsd 10 per cent. additional, according to law. ..-.-..-- 2
 K BRoDER.
 SAMUEL GEIIERT.
 GEORGE KRAMER.
 oetI2d Assessors.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15

NoTiCE.-All creditors of said de- cessed are hereby fotifea to present their claims against said estate to the undersigned at R, F. D. No. 4, Box i31 A., Norwich Conn. within the time der. .-..- as.t,
 oetf5d Admin. stra tor.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15

N0FtCE.-Ali erkaitofs of said de- ceased are hereby notified to present theft claims against said estate to. the undersigned at s4 Roath Street. Nor Wjch, C5nnA within the time limited in the Above and foregoing, o1lee...,
 MARY KARKUTT,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
FRAMING and TRUCKING DONE VERY PROMPTLY AND At REASONABLE PRICES ARTHUR Ii. LATFiROP
 Phone 176

THERE Is flo advettisihg medium h EAAxsyn CpnaecficA< equal to The Balls ls i'sp,as,.s,..,....ss-.. -
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-15
OTHER VIEW POINTS

Some of the folks Who talk ioudest about unconditional surrender are holding back on their Liberty bond subseriptions making them condi- tional Oh what may happen tonor- row on the hghting front.-Wa Rebublican
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-14

Forest City. To know her was 10 low"
her. for ,hc was kind and gentle 10 all.
She was also u member Of the Eastern
star lodge At Forest city, where she
Will be- sadly missed. She was pa.
ticnt sufferer and % all tlmrs ever,
ciscd "a living faith IN the son Of Tod,
and said she was ready for the sun.
mons nj any time. She was devoted
mother: her highest aim IN life, and
there could hc no higher. was 10 rear
her children 81 she with the father ard
little ones could meet In the Garden of
God. where no farewell tears are shed,
An alIcciionatc husband. two sweet ~.
tie girls, u dear father and mother
three brothers, two sisters, u large
number Of relatives. with a multitude