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Ask $1,000 FOR LOVING LOVE
Women y, Rent Collector -ehneked'
Them Under the Thin.

Philadelphia. JulY Alleged ~
IempIs of Morris Love. REM collect
6r. 10 nuke ioFe 10 two women fEnm
whom he collected rent. have result.
II in \ eapias being issued foT be ar-
rest for assault and battery md 40
suits have been started aEaInet I'm
for damages totalInE $4,000
Mr.. Anna J. Kn0rr and Haideu u,
Graham. Yho live on t1fIY-fourth
street. below Chestnut. aael haFe
sued Love for 5000. md preferred
charges against the rem collector 81
assault and battery. Insult md per-
Honal indIEnitIsa
Mr. Graham states hal Loves
IoyemakinE included "ehnckIng aer
under The chin and pInchIng Der
arms and bot she and Mr.. knorr
state the collector made suggestive
remarks and placed hi hands N
deeenIly upon them.
Both woman state these actions
caused them severe nervous shocks
md n addition 10 asking foT con-
penAalory damages demand Eoye b
made 10 nay punitive damages.
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Washlns.on flIrl KlIlea n Crash.

Miss Laura Blanchard, Of WASH
Ington, was killed and several other
persons With her n an automobile
returning from Baltimore to Wash
Ington were injured shortly before 8
O'Clock Monday afternoon, short
distance from West Friendship when
the machine, endeaYoring 70 avoid a
truck belonging 10 the Cas- and EIece
lric Company 81 Baltimore. ran INTO
a tree. throwing al the occupants
Of the car out.
| Miss Blanchard was thrown With
great force against the tres. Ter
skull was fractured and both legs
and her left arm we're broken.
The party left for the return trip
BY the WY OF Ridgeyille, and we're
descending hill when the truck,
loaded with long poles. backed out
Of the woods onto the road. cum
pleteIy blocking the way, according
% witnesses. The emergency brake
vas applied. and Macklln, endeasor-
ing 70 avoid collision with the
truck. ran into a tree alongside he
road.
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Killed Cement PLAN.

Donald lPIlIlnger. aged . years.
had his lie crushed out while riding
between Iwo aInkey cars At he 1.h.e.
water Cement Plant. aI Union Bridge
Saturday.
pIItinger was employed a \ bike.
man ana was riding between twe
cars. A one point In ne track here
wa raise nd MS caused the .ars
to come together IT the to-. rIItin7
ger possibly forgot thal part q ths
truck and when ne cars 1ent Owe
II caught hi head between IhDn
crushing It and causing instant
death.
! Re vas son o. Dr. n. 4
j. pifIInger. Union Bridge. TIE funera
was held at Union Bridge TUESDAY
InIermenI vas a Hangh'a church
near DeIour.
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his morning She IA ne arat air-
craft II sha lighter han Hir IYpo ser
u eroas he Atlantic.
She had covered distance Of s..g9
miles from The tifne hha lei East
Forums. Scotland. st TassdHY nlEht
Il nIne o'clock. Sew YofE Tine.
she I'D nsen Ios hour. II minutes
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Executors Sale
or VALUABLE
Real Estate

BY virtue OF The power Of ale con-
zainea in The Last VIII and Testament
u Susan 8 DIehI. deceased. ana Of
n order Of the Orphans Court Of
Carroll County. tn undersigned as
Executors Of The LaaI VII and Tesla
msnI of aid deceased. viii sell at
public sale on the premises. situated
n to road leading from sells ill
. ths IzItletown Road. II fancy
town District IN Carroll County,
Maryland. and about - miles sast
q TaneyIoSn. n
FRIDAY, JULY Ell, IeI9,
Il O'Clock ;. m. all hat valuable
farm Of whieh Susan :. DlanI, dIsd.
seized an possessed. containing
- ACRES, : FOODS And Is 80.
PERcuEs p LIND.
Thia farm IL improved - > room
Stone House, II good condition, bank
barn. wagon she'd, hag pm. hHn house.
machine he'd. met h0uae. spring
house. and all necessary outhaIldlHgs.
n abundance Of God water on the
farm A Eood orchard. good fences.
about 20 acrez Of good oak timber,
~ 8=s4AAzza8A II AAAkZ SUITE u ZII-
IIvaflon This property Joins 1eoFge
0FgFHoltzsr. Albert Howe. David
IInmHart. Wade Harner and Vernon
Brewer and others. IL near schools,
mills an IL generally conveniently
located. and should attract tie alzen-
ION d persona desiring a fIFat-elass
farm. Possession given April st.
1920.
TERMS OF sALE:-one-thIrd OF
no purchase price % b paIa on The
aay u sale o upon tne ratification
thereof b tn Court the residue In
Two equal payments q al months
nd eight months from The daY OF
ale. The credit payments II be sc-
cured b he note OF he pnre1as-
y. 9Th approved security. bearing
interest from d. OF sale. or all
cash II rs option Of ne purchaser.
! reasonable deposit ~ be required
# IL purchaser o. the day OF sale
HOWARD 4. DIEHI.
IRHIIN !. uIEHI.
executors q Susan :. nIahi
aeifHnldeF 4 drown. Attorneys.
J. y .. Smith. AusI d-zT-3
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GIANT DInIGlnLR ARRIVES
Covered 40 HIIes IRON England 10
MIneoIa. l.. I.-Ileturned uems.

Roosevelt Field. Mineola. l. /,
Sunday bearing message of greet
Ing from The King q England to he
President Of tie United States, 9TH
every man Of her crew n tne feIlle
but showing The effects q many
HIeenIess hours. ne giant British
1.rteThlb Fl-8I came gliding grace
fully down 10 her American destIna-
ton Il about hslf=past mine o'clock
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= tn. She heard lneir
n the nighttime asking for
later OF medicine. These we're
women NO had commIIled IL man
|nar Of things Nth whom the German
government had no time to bubble.
# they we're II and near 70 death
they died. IL they were hale and
hearty they we're attacked by The
guards. 4 they spoke they we're
knocked down and let there. II
vas = living hell, she said.
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n tn Journey She came win Al Of
Der re motors in God running On
dillon and required xery little tuning
up q orHrhRuIlng Tor her return
Journey On Tuesday.
Getting into onsas hammock ee.
comes ca VIII practice. BIT " one
should faIl on he would IIkeiY go
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pGRCngs 0F LAND.

more or less. Of which Edward e.
Shoemaker Iate q Carroll coeaty.
died seized and possessed. About -
acres II IN good timber land T Il
improved by large stone dwelling
house . story, : rooms, . halls
also iarEe bank barn z5x65
1eel, wagon she'd carriage house.
hog house md I'll necessary out
buildings TIE lan1 is n Ugh zIate
Of cultivation. wei OF water 1t the
door AIloways creek runs throne h
the farm. wafer II eaeh fed EonAe
fruit. am good fencing. etc.
Convenient 10 churches. schools
railroads and post once. Il : worthy
Of attention d an desiring a com
Portable home In one Of ne Ilneal
, portions Of Carroll county.
: TERMS OF sAIE.-OnezIhird par
. of the purchase money TO b pad OF
day Of sale, Of ratification thereof D
. the Court: balance In one and tvs
: years; credit payments to b seeurel
. to the satisfaction Of the trustees
bearing interest from ne d. OF sale
or IL cash a the option o.. the pur
chaser Or purchasers.
| GEORGE :. sn0CEsDALE,
:. GUY II. STEELE,
Trustees
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SITUATE MIR HARVEY. TAsEY.
TOM nIsTHICn CARROLL
COUNTY, MARYLAND.

b virtue d the power and au-
IhorIIy contained u a decree o. The
Circuit Court for Carroll County.
sitting - Court of Equity. passed
On Ihe III day o June. iaIe, n q
cause Ne. 5l0a equity, wherein pIrgie
Il. santz and others are eomUlalnants.
and William BasseIta Shoemaker and
others re defendants. tn under
signed trustees. named in aid de-
cree viii Offer at public sale on the
premises. situate neaE tn public
road leading from TaneyIown 10
] Harvey. about 5M miIes from fancy
town. an mile from Harvey, IN
THURSDAY, JULY d, 1919.
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.OWaRR. mEHL

executors q Susan !. nIahi.
neifHnldeF 4 Drown. Attorneys.
; y. D. Smith. Auel. 6-zT-St
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J. :. o. smith. AuctoIneer.
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THURSDAY, July 81, 1919.

1t : o'clock ,. M. all that valuable
farm containing
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apeceraI ngures, ana r remame01 lCneL
listening anxiously for some hostile
sound from below. Satisfied that the
lads were safely over the rail and the
decks clear, l turned toward the ships
side. AS / did so a yell reached my
ears from the blaekness below-the
hounds had found Voice.
/ ran through the fog in the direc-
ton the others had disappeared, and
lad taken scarcely three steps when
] collided against the form OF "A man.
whose presence was not even noticed
until we came together. Yet he must
have been there eXpectant and ready,
Cor d 0uiek knife thrust slashed the
front Of ray jacket. bringing q apurt OF
i.lnod .s the blade was ierEcd back.
Oven as NY fingers gripped the uplift'
el wrist. ere he could strike the sec.
onG time. / knew my antagonist. l
tDew also this was ii fight to the 0eath,
"a be terminated before tEa! unguard.
ed crew below could attain the deck,
Ii was LeVere'S life or mine, and in
the balance the fate of those others In
the waiting toat alongside. The knOwl-
edge gave NE the strength and the
ferocity of a tiger. / ripped the knife
from his fingers, and we closed with
bare hands, lis voice uttering one
crcaking cry f0" help as | bore in on
his windp,pe. He was a snake, q cat,
slipping out of my grasp as by some
magic. At last | had him against the
rail. the weight of us both so hard
upon it. that The stout wood broke,
and we both went over graphing un-
til we Splashed into the water below.
The shock loOsened my hold; as l
fought a way back to the surface !
was alone. My strength began to fail,
hope left me as / sank deeper and deep
er into the remorSelesS grip of the
ocean. i was not afraid; my lips Ut.
tered no cry, no prayer drifted out
into total uncOnsciOuSness and went
down.
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CHAPTER XIV.
In CLASP of the Sea.

The sounds of voices and Of
ing bodies were plainly d~iscernible,
but the darkness was TOO dense below
to permit the eye %perceiving what was
taking place. The rattle of steel told
me some among them had reached the
arm rack. There followed the crash
of wood as though the butt of a gun
had splintered Il door panel. Then n
voice pierced the babel. My mind
gripped the meaning of it all; they
had found u leader; they had released
Manuel Estevan. Now the real fight
was on l could hear the fellow ques-
ton those about him, seeking to lear
the situation.
"WhO have cutlasSes? So many! a
dozen form with he. Now DULLES.
they are on the stairs there, and that
is the only way 10 the deck. Now then
to hell with 'emr
We met them, point to point, ad-
vantage the narrow staircase n the
higher position theirs the faint glim-
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SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER I-Geofry Carlyle, mariner,
isentenced to twenty years of servitude in
the American colonies for completely IN
1.-THE Monmouth rebellion, is put aboard
ship. He sees among The passengers Dor
,othy Fairfax OF Maryland and a Spaniard
,oalling himself Captain Sanchez.
! CHAPTER II-Life or the prison ship
:; CHAPTER III-Carlyle meets Dorothy.
who informs him her uncle has bought his
SERVICES. CARLYLE and Sanchez clash.
CHAPTER iv-Sone Information con-
.oerning Black Sanchez, pirate.
CHAPTER V-The Fairfax party. now
in its own sloop on the Potomac. encoun-
.lsrs a mysterious bark. the Namur of
ROTTERDAM.
/; cHAFTER viI-Gsrlyle discovers Cap
Is steal the Fairfax gold and abduct
Dorothy.
CHAPTER vIII-Carlyle fights Sanchez
;s1d leaves him foIA dsaa.:
CHAPTER IX-CarlyIe. too late to res
lone Dorothy, swIms 10 the NamuT.
! CHAPTER x-CxrIyle boards the NamUr
lend Joins the pirate grew:
CHAPTER Xi-fratss return to Ma
sUur with Dorothy. gold and disabled cap
seAtn and go TO sea
I: CHAPTER XII-Carlyle finds = friend
In Watkins. an English sailor.
: CHAPTER x1II-Carlyle becomes Ar.t
senate under Acting Captain
! CHAPTER XIV-Carlyle gets a note to
tDOrothy.
, CHAPTER Xv1I-Estada does not an
;swer 3 wash gil
! CHAPTER Xv-Dorothy eats dinner
with Estada, Carlyle and Estevan, leader
io9 the fighting men of the Namur.
i~Wolyes Of the. Sea" ....
! CHAPTER XVI-CarIyle explains things
10 Dorothy in her stateroom and kills a
,mysteriosS intruder:
! CHAPTER X~VIII-Estada is found muir
dered. Carlyle ana LeVere. second mate.
plan &c - .:o4,-e::a :Sa%- -.
CHAPTER xJX-Carlyle and Levere
iseixe Estevan and arm the more decent
:of the sailors:
; CHAPTER Xk-Csriyle gains control
,of the deck, shutting UP doubtful sailors
I'm the forecastle and the Sea Wolves
'amidships
CHAPTER MILNE crew votes 10 di,
vide the plumber, beach the NaInur and
scatter, to escape hanging for piracy.
CHAPTER XXITI-The Sea Wolves
break out and attempt to seize the ship,
and III the fighting Carlyle again disables
Sanchez.
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NOTICE.

] wish 10 notify my friends and the
public generally that, beginning next
Tuesday, | shall spend one day in tie
town Of Winona each week for the
purpose of accommodating those in that
vicinity who are DESTROYS of the ser
vices of a photographer. | hope my
friends in this community will ote
the date, Tuesday OF each week, and
make their plans to visit me accord
ingly for which ] will thank them y.
advance.
". c. CAMPBELL, Photographer.
Allie #
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{ Continued next week.
REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS.

SIS acres. 4f5 under fence, 9
miles from Grenada. s tenant houses
one home house. cattle barn, tool
house. 40 acres lespidesa. Price
$1,000 per acre, one-naif cash,
terms.
1000 acres. 6 room house, Z ten
ant houses. 2 barnes, one large cat
tie shed. artesian well. three shallow
wells. 40 acres Of virgin timber IN
hog pasture. 200 acres cattle pasture.
Yalobusha bottom daily mail. Prlce
$500 per acre.
1855 acres. Z DON house, 2 tenant
houses. 200 acres in cultivation 400
acres in pasture. 900 acres level,
good virgin timber. Is miles of Gre
NADIA. $500 an acr n fourth
cash, terms.
$40 acres. o~ne-fourth mile +. K.
station. 7 miles from County site z
tenant houses, big barn. all under
fence, 200 acres under hog wire,
200 acres level. $500 an acre, one
fourth down. terms.
$40 acres. 40 acres open, ! tenant
house. good barn. artesian well, GO
acres cut over: $4,000 0 feet of vir
gin timber. 112 miles Of r. r. sta
tion on Y. & NJ. Y. a bargain al
$4,000 an acre, o~ne-fourth down.
terms.
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xraln courage, Win a sEc~s-c-o Lc~s
she recognized and welcomed my pres
ence.
sWatkins says / W my life to you"
IsSaid, SO low the words were scarcely
audible above the dash Of water
alongside. at will make that life more
valuable than yer before"
She turned her head, and ] felt her
eye searching the dim outline Of my
face guestioningly.
"Of course / did everything l knew"
she replied. "v2hy should / not? You
are here. Captain Carlyle, for my sake
I owe YOU service
"And must / be content merely witt!
that thought?' / urged, far from
released. This would mean that you,
only interest il ice arises from graft.
tube
"Ana friendship her voice as conf
Denial IS my own. There - IL r.
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40, acres joining a city of 5000;
$4,000 home, an ideal place to edu-
cate your family. Price $4,000.
100000 cash terms.
12O acres, 10 miles east of Coffee
vile, daily mail, A room box house,
small barn and crib, young orchard,
40 acres cleared. balance II woods,
price $4,000 one-half cash. terms.
400 acres. 31e miles from station
on Y. & NJ. v. 12A miles from
County site. daily mail, nice new
house with water and lights, 3 big
barns and garage, 16 tenant 1cuses,
small barn. 200 acres under hoe
wire, 800 acres in pasture, plenty o.
timber to serve the place, saw mill
and grist mill, good road, and good
farm and also good stock farm both
could be run at same time, price
$4,000 per acre, One-third cash,
terms.
70 acres. nice 8 room residence all
fenced. less than II mile of station
on /. c.. 80 acres under hog wire
fence, 3 tenant houses, price So
10000 one-half cash balance, terms.
72O acre stock farm proposition, 4
houses, ~ miles from K. K. price
$1,000 per acre.
500 acres, u mile of +. r. all vir-
gin timber drained by canal, land in
Yalobusha bottom, ali fine lapd,
price $4,000 per acre, One-half cash,
terms.
LAWRENCE-NEWSOM Real Estate
Co, Grenada, Miss. 6-20-19 II
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FEELING BLUE?
LIVER LAZY?
TAKE A CAL0TAb
Wonderful How Young and
Energetic You Feel After
Taking This Nausealess CAL
omel Tablet.

If you have not tried Calotabs you
have a delightful surprise awaiting
you. The wonderful. live~r-cleansing
and system purifying properties OF
calomel may now be enjoyed without
the slightest unpleasantnesJ. A Cal
ctab at bedtime with q swallow OF
w~ater,-that's all. No taste, no
1a,t1. cor the slightest unpleasant
srerts. lou wake up in The morn
i1g feeling SO good tkat you&want to
laugh about It. Your liver is clean,
vour system is purified your a2pe-
tic hearty. Eat what you wish,-
no danger. The next time you feel
aged give. your liver a thorough
lazy. meas. nervous, blue Or dlscour-
cleansing Win q Calotab. They are
so perfect that your Druggist is ar-
thor,ze. 10 4etund The price as q
ma aatcc t,ao you VIII De delighted
C..ota5a a.e sod oHiy IL original
-(Adv.D
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This Was Not Oeath-but Life.

THIS was Not Oeatn-out Lie.
death. but life; i was in q boat with
her. ] could not move my hands, AND
my voice was but a hOarse whisper.
Mistress Fairfax-DorOthy!"
"Yes-yes,' swiftly. 1T is all right.
but you must lie still. Watkins, Cap
tain Carlyle is conscious. What shall
/ dO?"
He msst have been behind Us at the
steering oar, for his gruff, kindly voice
sounded very close.
Eyer might lift him up, miss" ne
said soberly. Hell breathe better.
How's that. CaptaihT"
Much easier" managed to
breathe. II guess l am all right now.
You fished me OutY'
your collar. We cast of when yer
went overheard, and cruised about in
the fog hunting fer yer. Who was it
yer was fightin' with, sir?'
"LeVere."
That's what l told the lads. Hes
q conner, | reckOnT'
81 never saw him after we sank.
Are all the men here?"
"An but those in the forward boat,
sir. They got away furst, an we amt
had no sight ov 'em since. Maybe we
will when it gets daylight. Harwood's
in charge. / give him a compass, an
told him ter steer west. Wus thet
right?"
"All / could have told him. l haven't
had an observation, and it is all guess
work. / know the American coast lies
| to that direction, but that is about all.
1. couldn't tell. il it be a hundred. or
q hundred and fifty miles away. j
| must have been in bad shape when
| you pulled me mY
I'VE thought you was gone, sir. You
was bleedin' some, too, but only from
| flesh wounds. The young lady she
Just wouldn't let yer die. She worked
over yer for two or three hours. sir,
afore / he'd any hope"
Her eyes e downcast and her
face turned away, but ! reached cuf
my hand and clasped her fingers. The
mystery of the night and was
ins her motionless posture. Only as
he. hand gently pressed mipe I'D !
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CAAPTERsxxV.
The Open Beat

l came back to a consciousness OF
pain, unable at once to realize where
l was, or feel any true III of per-
sonality. Then slowly l comprehend
ed that | rested in 81 boat, tossed about
by a fairly heavy sea that it was
night. and there were stars visible in
the sky overhead. i stared at these,
vacant of thought, when a figure
seemed to lean over me, and j caught
the outline of "a face, gazing eagerly
down into my own. Instantly memory
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
County of Grenada.
CHANCERY COURT

Executors Notice to Creditors
The undersigned having been duly
appointed Executors of the Estate of
W J.. Parker. deceased, on the 18th
day of June, 1919, hereby gives no.
tice to all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate, to have same pro-
Dated and registered within twelve
months. or they will be forever barr
ed.
This the 18th day of June, 1919.
MRS. LULA F. PARKER,
HARRY NJ. PARKER,
G-27-19-3t. Executors.
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mer of light at our backs. The first
rush was reckless and deadly, the in
furiated devils not yet realizing what
they faced, but counting on force of
numbers to crush our defense. Man.
uel led them yelling encouragement,
and sweeping his cutlass, gripped with
both hands. in desperate effort to
break through. DeLasser caught its
point with his blade while my tleaver
missing him with its sharp edge, nev
ertheless dealt the fellow a blow which
hurled him back. into the arms Of the
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Groves Tasteiess chilli Tonic

restores vitality and energy by purifying and e
richine the blood. You can soon feel its Streneu
enins. Jnvieoratine Effect. Price 61c-
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We wanted them to do so, they wood

we wanted them to do so, they wood
talk US to the depot and put us off on
the platform in time to ketch the
trane, which we sed we wood do, and
they tole us to take the back sect.
Jim got in furst and the cushion was
so soft and deep that when Jim start
ed down inter. it, thought they had
plade a trick on him, and hollered
out goodbye Jim, but he cum up
again and then j got in, and they
rode us thru Ponts-de-leen, they sed,
though things lookt purity fat to me
judgin by the houses what j seed.
rite up the street they went, and ev-
rything got out of our way and in
good time, they put us out jist like
they said they wood do, and said they
hoaped we wood have a pleasant trip
home, then they driE off and Jim looH
at me and i lookt at him, then j
went and lookt In glass to see If j
was myself. ss
well the uther trip was to annersun
to the federal cote iseed moar bald
headed men up there than j had ever
befoar and they sed all Of them rnoast
WINS lawyers. !, went into the cote.
hous, and set down and fellar on
the same seat with mea askt the man
what was next to me what olt fat:
lawyer that was sittin by him. now i
has bin in a lot Of tite places ard bin
accused Of .doin lots offhings hut
that wus the furst time that had
ever bin accused Of being in that line
Of raskality and hope will be the.
last and i tole him 50. guess it was
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my clothes though that made me look

my clothes though that made me look
SO hansum. you wrote US about my
stunnin outfit last yeer, but you amt
seen nuthin. 4you wait till j Gums up
town sum sunday mornin with lizzie
goin to church when they amt gore1
have mo big kolleckshun and i will.
show you fellars sumthin bout now: a
gentlemen kin shimmy in shore nuif
suite Of klothes with oayercoat, on his
arm. lis waitin now till kin git my
order in for a new style hat which
it will talk to set me off, bekos they.
tells me that wood look better in
toun with a plug, orr wooder bin up
.befoar now. iguest if they took me,
for a lawyer in annerson they will
talk me fur a preecher when j gets
my full outfit, but they wouldn't: talk
me for no preecher if i goes hoam
from church and finds walter there to
talk dinner the furst sunday after i.
kills hogs, which am expecktinJ him
to do unless j kin keap it 3 secret. s
well, j. has bout rote up my ink,
and my arm is gittin tired SO viii say
goodby to all trends until my next
issue. if ennybody wants my addrestt
bout sendin in the krismus presents
tell them to make it south name as.
the karrier knows the rest. y
your ole nusepaper koranpondent. 1
II Dote.