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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-05-02

The people were kind enough tc
listen attentively and to speak well oi
the efforts. Rev. G. B. Tiller, the
young and intelligent Methodist min-
ister, who breaches all over that part
of the country, was master of cere-
monies, and introduced the speakers
The writer of this gossip made q
'few feeble remarks" not very sat
isfactory to himself, at least After
noon, Mr.. Forbes spoke, making a
clear business statement of the aim S
and objects of the County Sunday
School Association.
The Lunch
There was bountiful, appetizing
lunch spread, which / will not at
tempt to describe. A. fine picnic lunch
can be built, and not without, the in
evitable can Of beet pickles and the
stack of apple pies, as the foundation
to build on. Both were there. Stacks
of apple pies, custards, ham, chick
en-, sandwiches, ,, cucumber pickles, and
enough left over for another such
crowd.
The people deserve the highest of
praise and commendaton Some of
the best people in the world were
there on this long to be remembered
Sunday, on top of the mountain.
Some of the People.
We mention as specially prominent
in Sunday School work at Coaldan
and Alfredton: Mrs. c. R. Irving the
cultured wife of Mr.. Irving, super
intendent of the Coal Co., Mrs. Rat
lift, wife of A. B. Ratliff, of Coaldan;
Mrs. Zeigler, of Alfredton, daught-
er Of o. E. Hopkins; Mrs. M. II. Low,
Mrs. Wysong, Mrs. Edmunds, the
Misses Repass, teachers; Miss Smith,
teacher at Jewell Ridge, from Green
brier, w. Va; Miss Smith, of Pulas-
XII, teaching at Jewell Ridge, and the
said, zone of the best men in the
county," A. B. Ratliff, S. II. Wysong
whose people used to live ut Graham;
Brown Barnett and his wife and fam
lily, of Jewell Ridge; j. II. Crabtree
A. C. Baldwin, and others, including
a great crowd of young people, as
well dressed and well behaved as
ever saw anywhere. l believe / did
not mention above the young and at
tractive wife Of the pastor, Mrs. G
B. Tiller, who with her pretty baby
was an interested attendant.
A number of these people are read
ers of this paper, and many of them
asked for sample COPIES.
This gossip" must end somewhere
l have told the story imperfectly
There are many events that cannot
be described on paper. This memora.
BILE, pleasant day will not be soon for.
gotten.
Just one more little incident: Mr.
Ratliff, in his red car, whirlcd u;
back to Richlands. called at the
Richlands hotel, after "gassing" &
while with Boggess and others on the
street, to pay my respects to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Sexton, at the RichlaDds hotel
of which popular hostelry they are
the proprietors.
Mrs. Sexton is from Botetourt
where the sun forever shines and tn,
skies are always bright" Not being
we'll acquainted with Mr. Sexton,
addressed another man who wa'
] present, Mr.. Shaw, big lumber
man from Whitewood, as "Mr. Sex
ton" I was told of my mistake, ant
had to apologize to both of them.
said "Oh, ShawW
So ended memorable visit of th
Flying Squadron. j. A. l.,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-05-02
Toyou from falling hands we throw
the torch,
Be yours to hold it high.
If ye brake faith with us who die,
We will not sleep,
Tho poppies blowinFlanders Fields

lowing, it presented quite matrial
appearance. a large number of the
soldiers living in Taaewcll who have
been discharged recently did not par
ticipate in the parade.
The Trophy Train.
The Victory Loan Trophy train was
at North Tazewll for couple of
hours Friday morning. The train car
rled captured German field guns, ma
chine guns. rifles, etc, and was nc
companied by number of wounded
American soldiers, who have seen
service in France. A good sized crowd
was present. DR.. ~. NJ. Soulc, form
erly of V. p. l., now living in Geor-
gin, was in charge of the outfit, and
made n stirring appeal to the people
to buy bonds.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-05-02

This beautiful pome was written bv
Lieut-Col. John McGrath. II doctor
attached to the Canadian forces, and
VINO was killed in Flanders shortly
after the lines were penned, while
caring for the wounded.
There are 10000 American soldiers
s'eeplng in France. Won't you buy
Dohd In memory of one of them
mirty or more of whom are our own
.""eweh boys, who gave their life
for YOU.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-05-02
SCARLET FEVER.

There are at least two cases of
scarlet fever in town-one in the
family ofMr. Barns Gillespie and the
other in the home of II. e. Harman.
The cases are mild and every precau.
ton is taken to prevent the spread of
the disease. &.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-05-02
TWENTY OF THEM

Twenty people, new and renewals,
reported at headquarters this pres
ent week, up to noon yesterday, all
paid in advance, of course. Wish we
had room to print all their names.
Please consult date on your label. 1t
is painful, hurts like forty, to have to
drop name from the list.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-05-02
AN INVITATION TO YOU.

$ Quite number of sample copies of
this paper are mailed this week to
people not subscribers. Your copy is
a cordial invitation to you to become
a member of the growing family of
the News. We think tn epaper is
worth the price of $l.50 a year, and
believe you will agree with us, and
send us your subscription.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-05-02

In Flanders fields, the poppies blow,
Between the crosses row on row
That mark our place.
And in the sky tie larks go singing
bravely by,
Scarce heard amidst the guns below.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29
For Sale-Real Estate
A Splendid Property
 so Acres

THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST IM- PROVED RANCHES IN THE VAL LEY AND IS ALMOST WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF THE CITY BEING ONLY A MILE FROM THE CAPITOL. 60 ACRES IN ALFALFA, 15 IN COTTON AND THE REST IN FRUIT AND FOR BUILDINGS, WHICH CONSIST OF A DANDY CONCRETE HOUSE, AND STORAGE F o O NJ, ACETALINE LIGHTING PLANT. CHICKEN HOUSES AND OTHER OUTBUH4BINGS, FIN E WATER WE'LL AND WATER. PIPED EVERYWHERE; IN FACT, A COM PLETE RANCH AND THE PRICE IT CAN BE BOUGHT FOR AND THE TERMS WHICH CAN BE OBTAINED MAKE IT CHEAPER THAN RENT ING. CUT UP INTO SMALL TRACTS WOULD MEAN TO DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IMMEDIATELY
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29
Herbert S. rii1nce Go
 1A West Ada3as St.

OWING to recent bereavement, will sacrifice my ranch, lower Buckeye
 road; no more profitable 9 actes in valley. D. H. Strawn, R. 4, Phone 124J5. 2-d
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29
SEE MIR. NEBLETT Davie Realty Co. 26 \. CENTRAL PHONE 359s
 

80 ACRES Of good soil, level, small house, plenty of water Only $50 an acre. Some cash and terms. This is a bar gain.
 50 ACRES Of fine sandy soil, plenty of water. Only F miles out. s60 an acre. Some cash and terms
 160 ACRES In the Marinette district; small house; fine sandy soil. Only s15 an acre.
 NJ. F. GREEN, Commercial Hotel Cigar Stand
 Phone 165S It
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29
For Sale-Real Estate

A GOOD INVESTMENT-16O acres, four miles from town; school on land. 100 acres, perfect stand alfalfa; all good alfalfa or grain land. Perman- ent water, so acres fenced, woven wire. Has garage and small house. Price for short time only, $210 per acre. Terms on part.
 SEE MEYERS
 WITH E. W. GETSINGER
 16 EAST ADAMS ST. =s
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29
For Sale Miscellaneous

PHONE 3539 for the famous Valley Heights soft water. Contains no salt or alkali dr
 PIANO BARGAIN-To settle estate. extra fine Stark piano; can be bought right. 1l0 \. 12th St. ss
 BUkROS and grain drill. Carrie A. Beller, Chicago Ave. and Indian School Road. 1-gs
 FOR SALE Sullivan drill sharp ener, complete with shanking and sharpening dies and ollies for 3s" hex and 1A" I'd steel for gages .21s" to 12.' l Case oil forge with motor 5000 1t. 10' 24 ga. used fan pipe; new 16" Flexoid begging: mine fans, motors; cots, bedding; kitchen outfit for feed ing up to 30 men. 1922 ga. side dump cars, g 1t. cap. Write or wire for full details. Potter. Jarvis & O'Rourke, Inc. Clarkdale. Arizona es
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29

40 ACRES in Orange belt, new six room house. ] mile from Central Ave. Box row Republican. 2-g
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29
Auctions
Auction Sale

Saturday, Feb. 1st, in Glendale. Ariz at Sullivan X Greens Corral, com rnencing at 10:3O. l will sell at auction:
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29

FOR SALE-20 acres, miles north 10 alfalfa, orchard; room modern brick house. A water right Phone 205J11. eb
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29
Cows

: head of milk cows. with calves by side; head heifer and steer calves, s to 10 months old, Parties in the market for good work stock should not fail to attend this sale. Free lunch al noon for everybody. Terms of sale: All sums of $100 and under, cash; over that amount a credit of six months will be given, purchaser giving ap- proved 10 per cent note. two per cent off for cash.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29

Among our listings we have many more attractive buys that we will be pleased tO show yOU
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29

40 ACRES-Good groom house, other improvements first class, all in barley at present. Another 70. the improve ments not so fine; a s3,00O cash pay
 ment will handle either one, balance s1,000 yearly and interest at percent.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29

80 ACRES-Good 4-room modern house,, 40 acres in alfalfa, the other 40 in alfalfa and barley, this piece is priced right
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29

Stop F6l1 HahD IS A0TraTisH- A07 A TA'H-
 Look @ENT' aT 4 rgW FTT 6r A LIST 4gE Listen EEHS gI;1S 1H nE5T Tzr E4Af4 sxGT
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29

VALLEY THAT WE OFFER FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29

A DANDY 20 ACRES-15 acres of full bearing orange trees, a good house, well located, close to paved road. The man desiring an attractive suburban home will do well to see this. It is priced at S10,000 and can be handled on req sonable terms.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29
For Sale Live Stock

FOR SALE-Rabbits, Belgian and New Zealand does. Phone SS27 or l mile south Eastlake Park gb
 FOR SALE-90 head dairy stock, consisting of fifty head COWS and for
 ty yearlings, two year olds. s4500. F. A. Van Ritter. Phone 96. Tempe. 2-d
 FOR SALE bull calf. Phone 109R4 2-b
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29
For Sale-Autemobiles

! O1 GSl1S "A C% %bOkxlO O11OH >-.~~~~~.>~~-~~~- Real Car Bargains One 1918 Willys- Knight, driven 1900 miles.
 One late Paige,dolled up. One 1918 Mitchell 6, like new. One S5-4 Overland touring One 1918 Dodge touring. One Ford speedster, some class. One 1918 Maxwell speedster One 1918 Nash 6, like new. One 1917 Jeffery, Chesterfield model. One 1917 Hup touring. One classy Overland roadster Une light Overland touring. One 1918 Rec trucK. One 1918 Maxwell touring. One 1917 Maxwell touring. One 1918 Kissell roadster, many ex- tras.
 One 1917 Kissel roadster. One 1915 Ford touring. One 1918 Ford ton truck. One 1916 Ford truck. One Packard truck.
 One 1918 Willys touring. One 1917 Overland 6, touring. One Dodge sedan.
 One Chevrolet 490, delivery car. One 1917 Dodge roadster a big snap One 1917 Olds s, touring We also have several used cars to trade. Bring us an offer
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29
42 Mules & Horses

22 head of work mules. will be sold in pairs, weight from soc to 400 lbs. each: F head of big work horses, will he sold in pairs, weight from HOO to 1900 lbs. each head of extra good saddle horses, 15 to 16 hands high.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29
For Sale-AutomObiles
trade or terms.
F'ORDS

Bought and sold, cash for bargains, Phoenix Used Car Market, 4l4 North Center. 2-D
Arizona republican., 1919-01-29

FOR SALE-Nine or ten pairs pairs pigeons. Call 6O6 N. Ninth St. ds
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-06
SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER

Here issaulibsral subscription ~
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the following: The star Telegram,
Daily and Sunday to December !,
1919. and the Avalanche foi twelve
months. both papers for sbe5; Star
Telegram without the Sunday edition
until December \ 1919. and the Az
for one yesv, $500 Now is
the tine ts-v~t IN on tbis liberal sub
scription offer 1924
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-06

schools that deserve more time than
the teachcrs can possibly give them.
The efforts put forth by he teachers
TO give the older pupils fair chance
is at the neglect Of the lower grades
No better investment could be made
than the building Of a high school IN
our midst What mother sends her
child away from the influence Of the
home without heartaches. fear and
trcmblinR7 Not only would we be
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-06
WEEKLY NEWS ITEMS FROM
THF iDALOU COMMUNITY

lialou. To,as. February -. 1879
The ldalou Singing Glass met n
regular session Sunday afternoon, ID
large crowd being present and every
body enjoyed the fine singing Come
again the third Sunday. as we are e.
pectng to do better all the time.
The A C. McAdams Lumber Com
pany have purchased the Coal bus'-
ness from the 4. G Ross Coal and
Grain Co. and will retail this good
coal from the same bins as occupied
by Mr. Ross
Mrs Martin and son, Herbert. from
Lubbock. spent the week end with
Mrs Martins mother and daughter,
Mrs Oliver and Miss Moslyn.
Quite number Of the young folks
met at the home Of Mr. T. l.. Holt
Saturday night and enjoyed sur
prise party. After enjoying the
game Of "42" and many other en-
ioyable games, they departed after
late hour
J b Teal loaded a car Of maize for
3. Sherrod this week. There has
been a number Of ears Of maize ship
ped from here this season, but at this
time il is almost all out Of the coun-
try except what the farmers viii use
themselves
The farmers are busy now since
the bad weather preparing their land
for another crop, which We are all in
hopes VIII be a record crop
The home Of W r. Greer came
near being destroyed by flames We'd
n,sIay. caused from a defective fluc
But for the heroic efforts Of a few
Of the towns citizens he would have
been homeless
Dan W Powers IS building neat
farm home two miles east Of town.
which viii BE- occupied by Chas An
deSon
N Sowder. who has just gotten
two tracts 81 land improved north
west q Iialou was IN town Saturday
buying supplies and mseGng friends.
Mr. and Mrs J II karr are enter
tanning visitor az their place Both
mother and babe doing well. but
"Dugs" ease is a serious one
Walt Cotton from Becton was in
town one day last week with bale
~ cotton Almost everyone s thru
With cotton this year But some are
bringing n remnants
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-06

enabled TO guard the mental. moral
and physical well being of our chill.
dren. whom kept al home, but good
schools always bring coed citizens
into a community We want good
people for neighbors and for the sake
81 good associates among our chill
dren Let's have a high school and
be proud TO tell where we live. We
would have building where music
art and expressiep~could DC taught,
FOR so much SO han we would have
to pay II We send the children away
With the three districts combined IN
the undertaking. we coad have mus
ical recitak, Lyceum courses. and
such like fos the plessnre ana recrea-
ton Of US older one$ We are too
far away to aepend ontthe town for
these things Ef we don'i have them
81 home, we 10 WITHOUT them. making
life very monoie mons.
Among the viGtors who attended
the meeting Thursday were; Judge
Moore, Prof Hall. Supt Slaton High
School; MIR. thompson and Miss Hal
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN
NEW HOPE COMMUNITY

Res Lynn preached FOR ne sunday
morning and afternoon The sun
day school retains its usual interest
MACK Reed wns unfortunate 10
break a rib While playing al school
x Huber and family spent Thurs.
day az Southland visiting Rev and
Mrs VI Earis
Henry Nlnal.y is working 10 the
OIL fields az Wichita
The 90 called community center
meeting viii b. revived Tuesday
night The school children viii. as
usual. DO the entertaining
Wesley Phillips is working m the
Union community
Who prophcsies an early spring.
Even though Easter Is a long way Of
There's sap in the grape vines. but
they may not know
The shower Saturday morning
gave some Of the farmers an excuse
10 keep from blowing. but it wasn't
too wet 10 20 10 town.
A very interesting meeting was
held a. the school house Thursday to
consider the propriety Of the three
districts, WOODROW. Union and New
Hope. building a high school near the
center 81 the combined area There
are advanced pupils in all these
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-06

Mile Halsey, Home Demonstration
agents; Messrs Webb. Of Lubbock,
Ellison OF Slide. Crump and Shelley
Of Shallowater, Of the County's
Board of trustees; Mr.. and Mrs W
r. Adams, Messrs Langford. Mote
and McCarty from Woodrow
A meeting Of the three districts
will be held at our school house on
Tuesday to take vote on whether or
not we have a high school
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-06

c. Morgan Of Paris. Texas. passed
through Lubbock the first % the
week. enroute 10 his ranch near
Plains Mr. Morgan says that on ne
count Of the numerous rains that
they have had recently. that II has
been impossible for the farmers 10
gather their cotton. and great part
Of II will be entirely lost.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-06

Mn Ino Hays u the lower nlrlns
country, who has for the lasi two ~
three weshs been IN one ~ the local
a..nila.Illnaa L. aa.nns. ls.nl...s .a.A a. IA
return 10 her heme seen Mira Nay,
had n'lusnss pnsamenls
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-06

T. X. Stark, recently honorahly
discharged from the army. j. IN town
this week visiting with relatives. p
J shlpman and family M. Starts
has been IN training camps "a months
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-06

Read the ad Of the rs Oil Com
pany in this issue. This company Is
composed Of Lubbock and Wichita
Falls citizens and they guarantee ey.
cry investor square deal Read
their ad
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-02-06
LEGISLATION COMPLETED TO
INCREASE JUDGES SALARIES

Washington. Jan. 30.--Lefislation
10 increase the salaries u federal
district Judges TO S7.50o a year and
circuit ludsvs 10 $500 q year, was
completed and sent 10 the White
House today with the adoption o. .
conference report hy the senate.
The sun., 1919-01-05

w HAT delightful, sumptuouS thing
w Katharine Pyle's text and illus
trations have made of this holiday gift
book, Mothers Nursery Toles' Children
Will seize it first for the compelling group
on the cover. This piece of inspired real
isIn-GoldRgcLS and the Three Bcar>--
forms also the froniiSpiecc, and scattered
through the volume are six more full page
color plates and numbcrlc,S sketches in
black and white Nearly all the old IA
voritcs are here in a fresh guiSe. but not
too new. This Is well because children re
sent any shadow of turning IN the stories
they love. We cannot forget a little boys
hnrt Indignation at the suggestion that
Cinderela'S slippers were not of glass
fverrel but of squirrel skin (vairl. No
phonetic explanation could be tolerated
Those who have gone To sleep with Rum
pclstilzchcn and Chicken-Lickcn will
hardly be content with Brittlc-Lcgs and
Chicken Diddlc. OF course the variable
ness Of folklore makes eyactnrss impos-
sibc; Miss Pylc's artistic adherence to
popularity accepted versions is. in general.
quite satisfying Individual readers will
clamor for new Inclasions. We should
Ike 10 see later editions enriched with =
gorgcously startling presentation OF the
fab!cd eat with eyes a Iarcc ~ mil
The sun., 1919-01-05

for. such a sudden sprung thing | thought
and, so importent eiTecting two lives for
better OF for worse And for a moment
no one spoke, you could of heard pin
drop if, it had of landed on the part of
the floor where, there was moi any rug
but, no one dropped one. But Dad gave
me look which, said carry on old man
carry on and, l tell you Uncle Bill he is,
some good old Dad and, wise enough to
teach Solloman him self. So | said Duke
its up to you now as for me / can do no
more / have done my best and, angels
cant beat that, leave it to the Minaster if
they can.
So Duke he said Sammy you are great
man and, Ill 90 you on the proppasition.
have you got, the h,ance. Well Uncle
Bill You could of knocked me over with,
a feather if, you had of been there and
had of had a feather to do it with, did
not exactly know what lisanee was but
I supposed it meant you must have paper
before, You can be man and wife.
No Duke I said and shame upon me
like a weak girl l tioped IN a chair and
cryed like a baby. Amt mary said o
the poor boy but Dad said wait a minute
and. thought TO my self how WAS | ever
To clear up this horfable mess, it could
not be done and, shame and sorrow was
all, | could see ahead for. your miserable
Nephew. So | was crushed simply,
crushed and in dispare
How could 1 ever look, INV friends. in
the face again how could ever take. that
manly hand of Duke, in mine and look
him In his nobel eye and, how @ how could
/ siryive this disgrace, the kaiser was an
honnor to humannaty aside OF me 1t
would Of been good materricl for trail
ady but, ID real life It was TO much ii was
much to much for me. had rocked my
skeam and above all thought Aunt Mary,
will never no never SOW my buttons again
and my future was spoiled for, good and
ali
But YOU will see by receiving this that.
I nm not crushed after all at least so
crushed to, write and in my next letter
will tell you Uncle Bill how the sad mess
ended it is, to much for one letter. es-
peshally as it is showing and the other
guys are having fun and, yelling for me-
But after this eyperriance Sammy
Jones says when you are all most dis
corragcd which, guess have shone You
was the case with me. tell YOUR self Buck
up show the world that when, you got to
be you picked a good one Lot. IA dead one.
The sun., 1919-01-05
XIX.
.EAR UNCLE BILL: Well Uncle

NEAR UNCLE BILL: Well Uncle
~ Bill you can. ammagin what my
feelings was after the events | wrote YOU
about. in my last letter it was. awful and
then some. But your ammagination will
have to be working, mighty good if you
are, to get il as bad as, il was il was, I'M
beleavable.
stopped where, the Duke had just said
have you, got the lisanee and !, f1ored
down in dispare and cryed like week girl
Well Uncle Bill it was, enough to make
you cry with all, your hopes blasted and
the efferts Of weeks gone for. nought and
you would of simpathizzed with, your
worst ennemy in such fix. except hun
But Sammy Jones says Don't let, your
trubbels crush YOU why, die the natturell
death of musskeeto for, il ended all
right and, | learned lessen which, aught
10 last me a lifetime which is what Dad
says he was figuring on all. the time.
SO finally Dad says buck up Sammy boy
buck up all, is not lost while, there is life
there is, hope and, brave hearts arc never
WHIPPED so cheer up and carry on. And
folks he said orr Sammy has learned a
lessen him self and. he has taught us one
our sells, and il Is don't, fry To run an
auto or. pull off marriage without a
iiSance, remember the traffack cops and,
don't think the Minister can do it ALL Now
he said I think, there must be isance
some where about, the place, liSance Ii
sance whose got the lisance till | hated
yes hated the very word and yet, could
tell there was joke some where or. Dad
would never of been SO nonscnsaeall about
it.
SO layed low Uncle Bill and Brcre
Fox had nothing on me not a thing. /
seen | mean saw some thing was cooking
Well Uncle Bill when Dad says whose
got the lSance the Duke he grinned and,
he put his hand in his pocket and, he
says why |, might have hsancc my own
self | am the one he says has. the most
need of II and, then he pulls ont Il paper
that ! never saw one Ike it 50 I supposed
1t must be the missing dockament and
why he SAYS bless me if, here isn't lisancc
and. will il do sir he saws TO the Minister
who says looking il over YES YES its the
very thing. And so then | knew, there