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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-27

the same material. She carried a
brides bouquet OF brides roses and
valley lilies.
! Mrs. Cowan is a daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Sam A. Hays, Mr. Hays be.
! Ing a former circuit court clerk and
! representative from Maury. county.
/ Mr.. Cowan holds an important posi-
ton with the wholesale house OF
Phillips-Trawick Co., Nashville. He
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cowan.
The bride and groom left imme-
diately after the wedding for Nash.
vile and will go from there on an Eek
tended wedding trip. after which they
will be at home in the Seminole
apartments, Nashville,
Among the many out-oftown guests
present for the wedding were: Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Cowan, Miss Mabel
Cowan, R. Z. Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
Webb Hays, A. w. Mcclure, Mrs.
Hunter Webb, Mr.. Eddings, Mrs. John
Code and children, Cornelia and John,
Mr.. Brandon and Mr. McShay, all OF
Nashville; Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Nc
Lean, of Shelbyyille; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Norris, Mrs. James Hunter
and Mrs. Arthur Yates, Of Centre
Vile; Mrs. ] B. Woodward, OF Miami,
Aril. AZ
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Edward Turner spent Thursday in
Nashville.
RIG. Giles, of Nashville, is here
toispend the weekend with his wife
and. children at Mrs. Horace Rainey's.
Mrs. w. E.. Alexander and two sons
'o 81 ,Nashviifes ARE visiting Mrs. Alex
ander's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. O.
Witherspoon, on the Santa Fe pike.
Robert L. Ellington, Jr., is the
.oghest of his aunt, Mrs. j. o. Smith,
2 a6 Match.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert H. Ellington
left this morning for a vacation at
Dawson Springs.
Mrs. ". G. Sims returned this
morning to her home at Sparta. She
was accompanied by Miss Emily Sims.
Miss Matte Joyce, of Chapel Hill,
and b. Joyce, Of Murfreesboro. mo-
tored through to Columbia Friday.
Misses Mary and Clair O'Neal have
returned from Nashville after spend
ing the week with friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Florence Buchnua is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. j. Webster, i'll
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. G.. A. Ross and three children
left this morning for an extended visit
to their old Kentucky home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fariss have re-
turned from visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Schmid in Chattanooga
Evan w .Dooley, of the 36th divi'
sion hospital unit. has been muster
ed out OF the service and is at home.
Mrs. Horace Rainey. Jr. and little
son. Master Horace, and Miss Marga.
ret Rainey left last night on visit
to friends and relatives in Livingston,
Ala.
George f. McKennon. the popular
cashier of the Columbia Bank &
rust Co., will leave tonight for stay
OF several days at Mineral Wells,
Texas. y
Robert Clagett Sundayed in Jack
son.
Lee Wheeler and Edward Turner
spent Sunday in Nashville.
Miss Virginia Wakefield spent the
weekend with Miss Ida Walker.
Miss Leila Huteherson, OF Nash
vile. is visiting Miss Ida Walker al
Goodwin
Miss Sarah HI Steward and Roy
Cecil and Austin b. Conner were in
Columbia yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith, oil
Macon. Ca. are visiting their parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Burns.
Mrs. Wallace Ussery was called to
White Blum last Tuesday on account
of the sudden Illness of her father.
Miss Annie b. Newsom has return
ed to her home in Nashville after Q
weeks visit to Mrs. J. r. Anderson
Miss Clara McFall who has been at
tending the University of Tennessee
for the past term. arrived home Satur
day.
Misses May Burns and Cornelia Al
exander, who have been WORKING IL
Washington, are expected home some
= time this week.
Misses Louise Kenuer and Annel
= eenson motored out from Nashville
s Midday to be the house guests of Mrs
renee Smith.
w. Mayberry is down at Primml
4 day or two.
|snry The. Silent" Compton 4
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PRODUCE.

Eggs, candled 80 cents loose: cased
and candled 36 cents; poultry, hens "a
cents; large chickens, soc; small
chickens Is cents: old cocks n
cents: turkeys % to 25 cents; butter.
packing house stock, 30 cents; ducks
IL cents: geese Is cents.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
. ss 80 xsaszszssss

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following: Luther Loftin and
Miss Ora Mai Brown: Raymond G..
Melton and Miss Ruth B. Reid.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Claude Chester Gowan and Miss
Margaret Hays; L. A. Ellis and Miss
Zulema Brownlow: w. z. Warren and
Miss BefHice Marie Waynick.
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entertainment for Miss Autcherson.

Miss Walker entertained Friday
evening at her home with lawn par.
" in honor of her guest, Miss Leila
Hutcherson, of Nashville. Those
present were: Misses Leila Hutcher-
son, Virginia Wakefield, Fannie Mai
Garner. Kate Witherspoon, Rebecca
Church, Sadie Lucas and Frances
Walker: and Scribner Pogue, Martin
Parker, Frank SOwell. Hunter Haw-
kins. George Walker. Hubert Church.
Byron Walker and Lieut.. Gamble. At
the conclusion a delightful ice course
was served
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Wedding Guests.

Wednesdays Daily Herald)
E. l.. Schiller. manager of the Peer
ed for the Hays-Cowan wedding to-
night are: Mrs. j. B. Woodward, Mi
ami. Ariz.. and Mrs. c. A. Mclean. OF
Shelbyville, sisters of the bride: Mr.
Mclean, Robert COwan, Mr.. and Mrs,
Jesse. Cowan, Miss Mabel COwan. OF
Nashville: Mr.. and Mrs, D. Webb
Hays. of Nashville A number of 9th
err guests will arrive on afternoon
rains and in autos from Nashville
this evening.
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Dinner for Bride.
= Wednesdays Daily Heraldl

AD"'y ','"'''
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Armstrong
will entertain at dinner this evening
at 6 O'Clock in honor of Mrs. Frank
Craige, q recent bride, and Mrs. Arm,
strOng's sisters, Mrs. Pride TOmlin-
son of Washington, D. c., and Mrs.
J. M. McFerrin OF Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pink and white will be the color motif
of decorations and refreshments. The
table will be laid for II guests.
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ICE CREAM SUPPER
FOR CULLEOKA SCHOOL

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Young ladies of the Cnlleoka com
munity will give an ice cream sup
per at the school house, for the bene-
fit of the school oIr. Saturday night.
June 2S.
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ANOTHER DROP IN
PRICES or SWINE
r. f.LfE
FIFTEEN. CENTS KNOCKED OFF
THE VALUES or poRkEHs n
TF ff7 81 - - 'ttV 3ass-
AT LOUISVILLE 5s

Except for drop in the price OF
hogs of fifteen cents and an advance
in lambS OF quarter, the markets TO,
day were without special feature.
The cattle market was slow but
prices held steady.
Locally the poultry, egg and grain
markets were unchanged.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-27
For Mrs. Partee.

For Mrs. partee.
Mrs. Clint Moore charmingly enter
tanned Friday Afternoon at her home,
Barrow Court" the Card Club in hon
or of Mrs. Hugh Lee Websters at
tractive guest, Mrs. Partee, of Upton.
Vile, Tenn Miss Camille Herndon
winning the first prize and Mrs. Will
lard Gurtiss winning "booby" prize.
After cards were enjoyed at six tables
and ice and salad course were served.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-27
WANTED

WANTED-Both Red and Gray
Foxss Make IL worth wife 70 catch
them and bring them u me. Don't
want crippled Foxes. Must be sornd.
7. e. LIPsCoMB. 2fia3tINlt
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Wedding Rehearsal.

After the rehearsal Tuesday night
for the Hays-Cowan wedding. which
will occur tonight at the First Chris
tian church. an informal reception for
the wedding party was given at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-27
Warren.Waynick.

Miss Bernice Marie Waynick and
w. f. Warren were married Wednes.
day afternoon sat 4 o'clock in the pas
tors study at the First Methodist
church by Rev. j. ". Cherry. A coup.
lie of friends were the only witnesses,
The bride and groom are members
of prominent families at Centrevlle.
Mrs. Warren is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. ]. Waynick. The wedding
was unannOnnced.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-27

Mrs. Sam A. Hays, Riverside. Miss
Margaret Hays, the bride, was beauti
full in gown of pink organdie which
accentuated her brunette loveliness
The home was beautifully decorated
with ferns and cut flowers and de.
lightful course of refreshments was
served.
The wedding party consists only of
the bride and groom. the usherH, flow
er girls and musicians. The ushers
are r. w. Clawson OF Columbia, ID.
Webb Hays OF Nashville, A. b Sowell
of Columbia and Robert Cowan OF
Nashville Mrs. c. A. FOrgey Will sing
at the wedding tonight and Miss Flora
Hight will play the wedding march.
The flowers girls are little Misses Ev.
elyn Borum and Elizabeth Mclean.
Claude Chester Cowan, the groom,
Is one of the leading young business
men of Nashville and is connected
with the Phillips-Trawick Co., whole
sale grocers. He is q son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Cowan of Nashville.
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ElIis.Brownicw.

ElIis-Brownicw.
On Wednesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock in the First Baptist church,
Miss Zulema Eovan Brownlow and
Loras Ellis were married in the pres
ence of relatives aud a few intimate
friends. Or. ], H. Barber. pastor and
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-27
Entertainment.


Entertainment. -
Miss Margaret King gave a hay.
ride and moonlight picnic Monday
night in honor of Mrs. Louis Barker's
most attractive visitor, Miss Virginia
Peyton, of Cleveland, Ohio. The
young crowd that enjoyed the occa.
sion we're: Misses Virginia and
Frances Nicholson, Ida Griffin, Mary
Orman, Sarah Jones, Gladys Arm.
strong, Ruth Tullos, Ernestine rim,
mons, Sarah Barker. Elaine Cherry.
and Messrs. Herman Logell. Leo
Glenn. Bentley Johnson, Jimmy viii
liams. Pillow Fraser. Harry vii,
liams, Stockard Witherspoon. Hubert
Bates Earl Barker. Frank Wilsford
and William Smith. The chaperones
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Graves and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. WitherspoOn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-27
Lawn Fete.

Lawn Fete. "A u4p.,. 49,.
Miss Charlotte Hamilton of vii.
Transport delightfully."- entertained her
guests, Misses Hester and Bernice
Morton, of Hohenwald, with a lawn
fete Saturday night. The beautiful
lawn was lighted with Japanese Ian
terms and in one unique place fruit
punch was served throughout the
evening. The evening was enjoyed
by twelve couple and at late hour
delicious ice course was served.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-27
Meiton.Reid.

WcItOH-HtIu.
Simple in detail, yet impressive
was the ceremony pronounced by DIR.
Chenanlt at his home in South Colum.
bia. uniting the lives of Miss. Ruth b.
Reid and Private Raymond G. Melton,
of the u. S. army, Tuesday after
noon They left on the late train for
Nashville to make short visit and
they will make their home.
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BakerTotty.

Baker.Totty.
Mr.. and Mrs. d: e. Totty have is
sued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter, Mary Leila, to Edward
Baker of Beech Grove, the wedding
to take place Thursday afternoon at
four o'clock, June Goth. at the brides
home near Willlamsport
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Golden Wedding.

Golden Wedding.
Tuesday afternoon, June "a, from
to the elegant country home of Mr..
and Mrs. David +. Watkins was
thrown open to a chosen number OF
close friends and relatives, the occa-
sion causing this delightful gathering
being the golden wedding of the two
who for fifty years have lived and low
ed and shared each sorrow and joy
alike. A golden wedding is rare
occasion, in many or most instances,
the wish to live to see that day dawn
being thwarted by Providence, so it
is an unusual event and never was
one more beautifully emphasized or
every detail more faultlessly carried
out. The reception rooms were dec.
Grated in many yari-colored flowers
of the midsummer hue.
Mr.. and Mrs. watkins. each in "a
gray suit, welcomed the guests, Mrs.
Watkins carrying a handsome. French
boQuet composed of flowers OF our
grandparents time mign0nettes,
bluettes, roses and sweet peas, the
gift of a favorite niece.
Mr.. Watkins wore his wedding
vest, which was very handsome and
well preserved
The brides cake was a large square
sunshine cake and upon the snowy
icing was great bunch of golden or.
child.
The dining roAh was gorgeous in
golden blossoms here, there and ev
erywhere. The table was beautiful
in cluny lace over yellow, and the cen
trail ornament was large bOquet OF
magnificent marieolds sent from Ar
kansas by friend-yellow twilights
and fragrant cape jessamines made
the effect very artistic. The ices
were all in flowers and fruits. the
color motif being perfectly carried
out. The cakes and minis also were
in yellow and white. The entire af.
fair was elegant aud the. minglins OF
many friends, some few companions
of the sixties" and many young
friends, for all who know Mr.. and Mrs
Watkins are drawn close to them b.
their sweet, affable manner and their
utmost sincerity. 1t was very no
ticeable that the children, grand
children and nieces We'd with each
other in so beautifully doing the hon
ors. beautiful prayer by the pastor
and a unanimous wish from one and
all for continuation Of health and
happiness.
The Keota news., 1919-07-04
MAKING STUDY Of VOL clso:,
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The Keota news., 1919-07-04
OF MOST INTEREST
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dnrY az Genera. alva-D pnr.2nn s0r
IN. presidency ~ M.zi~u az .a~ .i~''
r.nu IA Ia.i was maG- punt.s rhis
week
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riG.,. 20 eag -h- N-nrasxa leg siazE--
IN sp.ria ...s.,,or ManaaT. IgiT =. .or
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sh-p aaa..., after Cosora1o Spr.ap.
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ssfns'Ts-ssr. Esr1 enlisted 10 Iova reg.
Merits. Iosaa With the Thirty -ssru. Tow,
infantry and Edward "a tr.s,y e. E.fU
lows csvsiry.
All H the sxs~nasfsr.s o. tn.
tinted -fsfsA for war pYosN "A adi
s~aI s>-~ tksn German prorAsandis.
.p~s.f 10 N>Yicn sione. George Cree!
manager AT the ssss1rn1f.ee On publ.
Information. stated st xan rrsnciseo
America sxr>sSet A.JO.DO for IL,
rrota - ma. which. .>ssde, lining u,
the walton i's>if. puf Amersen an.
An>Tseas sims before rnany soreie.
Quantities 10 . fru~ light.
ksts,lisnns~nt ~f . bYaLef. o, III. II,
terror Department in sora. we-sr,
sssts with several Of the department.
bureaus removed there from wsAhipx
ton. sss pro.S>e1 ln Q bill in,rn,ue..
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Sks. the geological survsy. the ku,.s,
~ Msnss. the Reclamation s~rvies. II,
cisn bureau aA1 the national tar
lores, servlnss.
The Keota news., 1919-07-04
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M.s Wl.anr plans us rsrurn - ne
Cnirae SUags- iniin.t:larsiY.
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at,s.~ia fo.ess a. along uiis cruHr, ~
capturing Oas.asa and rArsn1sninS
E....r. acrnrt.ing % Il Ckralnian OH
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.nrms- G..-man c-bwr pr,ncs, nss -
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p.-ars rr-s-y ~ V--sa--..s A. 37$f
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having a>~saspe - wosid oesenA thu;
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with degrees O. dn--os os csrn iav.
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.rfs % :A< aa1oAi enc1eoia o. COM
n>moes;ioe sxe@rsaes
The rsn<s~-msn I-~r.se..s Z~sruns
prtn-.-: The following .cY,-. IT. sroct
rASs: German kono. today will he
exy'~s To its I-sve 10 the hall %
nSrrors. - which n The glorious yea.
oe Il The Csrma. stu,ir. vas r-sur.
r--t~t in all It's former ss.s~ndo-. LIS,
vs scey~r. In r-.-i~s. lat-p. th. Ger.
NAT t>opis viii again strive TO attain
tIsf ,aaes among the nations % the
world 70 which IL 10 entitled Then
t~ngsn-~ 'o- The ai.Srsce o. 1917
EHo11
Axxr~ssirsnsss ro1 for Harry Greb
rsiidis--ixht. over Nix. Gibbons Of 8.
FsSi n tssir tsn-rouod boz. q, Pitts
burg Crso vas given six o. the
rounds. Gibbons three and one was
even.
Jazz Erittou. ~elterweieh. title
holder. and Jack Perry. challenger.
went twelve rounds at Cumberland.
Nc. After the fifth round /, was an
sTso battle. Bri:;on foush. openly
with rsry little covering and from the
s'srf tried sor . k1ockou. bu. faIl<A
oENE1AL
secretary Lane sAked the senate ,o
The Keota news., 1919-07-04
EyH KNEW M MAS BEATH
rhse oasosssy, A0oeB nsry osoA
Aossus0 - Aa4FsO 1ee3ooD
Nsos - &~uuenana

The bsgAnod friends ~ Andrew
.gas.ksnu, - - starry g,,sA, cuuic newer
au.sa undsfulnn1 how Jacxzna bseAmA
", gseaH 4 senAral-nnr 20 say praAt
1snn-vhiie the sesr q Them ,ennat1a6
simple plnaAer csensns q nnus.
why. Jim brown. r.Snr down rhe
pike nafe." cheJ said. "rnuic cncp~
Andy cheee cnnaa ou- ~ eeu-. and Ioox
where he u n0w-'
-Hov 6a< cA~s> happen 60 b. .
ssar.R smer' anksc s,uas ons. CSu-
ally Eca eArse cnes ant ouc. SGT -
-8u-. II u. Bsr Andy. you see.
aa~ef nc cAe sanse &c know vneH n>
v1s haar H vocic never xr1y
.AsoWs6- oc, - a1E - Jim vs1l< 81
rrs< suf ehFowfAg n-m ao< stay
ehrVWe6 hrnasess And rn>a Andy
vo1i< sAsnk he'e bear ssm
TA4f1 - vAots ssrnne e . c---
ahaE - -: nmpi> Is--Le sn>-1oce
Th4 cAmS cAaf epancs % noe ho~ .asy
sSmas ys9 as> >.AsoOe6- bu- rh>cAes
yo1 sre vfzaag - -vszy -h-o~et
fo9R AdvefASy. vb>cn>r - be .
pafSoa q q aisso--rs> or q esMcua-y.
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vt.eA q yoe cses tr-s. his 3tEd-
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na,:-Iog.As CoopAnioe
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Aoesea-wsy are yoe o3~=n< soeA
. ssumps1S ciS s~ua:e Coz :ha:
vreecAstsepkiaS a: q JOG. v.:~'s.
Doosua-O.sy 70 piease The wife.
oi1 chap
Roasne-Bu; sscs . Big revs-,: viii
certainly besAg 10 brute hacx. and
.hee yocn iook }saiy Sex
poeano-Doe', worry. ny boy. Th>
h-sas: vocr eu0e hack You see. I
4:vvoe1 !: 0yseaf-Bossea PosG
Many . man has Oafrsed rx~c~
Of real estate with . eo0aa d The
title de>t
A dream q eooeosss /. lie d>~irs
b<o<6ct3no
The Keota news., 1919-07-04

D. voc wast Zoe pay day. vi'A-
q et0e checks
The Keota news., 1919-07-04
Ssxnws, 0sse Kn>~ sF-E.

Be&.eesaS vt-s cAss yea -.
kncvsetee u lie Ezbi< WI - /. -
% :h> .ecz..ym>r-s sor st--.c e
Cos@bsa university Scrd---s =-s
know cn~ erse narrative o. - 0.I
Ie<eam>c-- the ksscoey cs A~ Z, -suI
s-o0 .h> EEpeAc p<roc - ~ Il
s.-occsoe a. Ii je~ssA cssGzo-us =
q A D. 20. Demosxhse ;essa=~ q
bSb,ie1i peose a1d poT az -
snneeh;A< os ear.y 1-s-ssr r-7I
pey. How mAss men and vo-s- q
today cu1s6 pass n enn.rz-.oz -
er.n< cAcs< ssAjeccXNYouths Co
paAieA
~ oeyse o00D1syA
Kaicker@-Has S1t.N made rT 81
rs ~:seT Rnckef@eYeA - Il
ev1.~ be doe<e', know o. AZ
:ecmA
A wsylr-os-ce-sco~t mar :. ~
weigh s~eo;yei<h; pcGnts .o- al
socs q hss Ae4ea.
D. voc ~ast Zoe pay day. WIZ
4 M cAArks
The Keota news., 1919-07-04

4 dream q eooQoess /. he d>~irs
b<ne6ic5ue-
The Keota news., 1919-07-04
HeysN 2ese

Many . man has Oafrsed . ,s~c
Of real estate with . eoeaa b u
title de>c
The Keota news., 1919-07-04
~ oeyss ass~a1syA

A ws!lr-os-cr-sco~t q
weigh sveo'y~i<h; pond
socs q his height