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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-22
Tipperary Reports
 Bleeding Statues
 and Miracle Cures
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 BELFAST, Aug. 21. - Intense excite ment prevails in Templemore county. Tipperary. the scene of the recent murder of Police Inspector Wilson, over what are reported to be weird manifestations of healing
 The Thurles correspondent of a To- cal newspaper send details Of what he describes as an extraordinary miracle" which he says began yester- day evening and still continued.
 About 6 D. m.," he says, all stat ues and holy pictures in the house of Thomas Divan, a news agent, began to bleed. Crowds of awed people wit messed the strange manifestations and wonderful cures are being effected.
 "A crippled soldier, carried to Di vans house on crutches with a leg badly shattered by shrapnel in France walked back with full use of his limbs. He had been three years in a hospital A little girl, victim of consumption, also was cured"
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Gets Five Years for His Attempt
 to Break Prison
(fssociated Press Eeased Wiys

'PHOENIX, Aug. 21.-Carl Jacobs fifth man to be sentenced on a charge of aggravated assault in con nection with the attempted jail de. livery at the county jail here recent ly. in which prisoners choked aN beat the night jailer. was sentenced today in superior court to serve three to five years in state prison.
 Jacobs was federal prisoner, having been arrested on a federal charge of transporting from one state 10 another an automobile which he knew to be stolen. Tonight he was taken to Los Angeles to stand trial on the federal charge. If con victed he would serve his federal sentence then begin serving his state officials said.
 All the prisoners admittedly con cerned in the attempted jail delivery depressed by what they considered the severity of the sen tences imposed.
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FOCH VOICES FRIENDSHIP OF FRANCE FOR AMERICA AT METZ
 UNWILLING OF KNIGHTS GIFT

METZ. Alsace-Lorraine, Aug. 21.- Marshal Foch, standing at the foot of the statue of Lafayette just present. ed to Metz by the Knights of Colum- bus. today voiced his friendship for America and received from the knights a jeweled baton and insignia of his office as a marshal of France It was decidedly a Foch day. The marshal headed procession of knights into the old cathedral. say ing to them:
 'I have come to pray, side by side with you. for American heroes in the war"
 The marshal took communion with the knights during the solemn high requiem mass celebrated by BisEop Pelt.
 Metz was decorated with American flags, and it was a general holiday The statue was yelled in silk. with an American flag draped near the base Around the platform were 300 chil- dren m native costume. Five thou sand troops formed d guard Of honor and thousaHds of civilians crowded the park.
 Supreme Knight Flaherty, in pre- senting the statue, reminded those as
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Gales Plans to Make Departments
 Clean in Mexico
(4ssoeidt>d Prsss Ls1ssd Wir.,

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 21. - General P. Elias Gales. secretary of war, is sued orders today that all employees of his department found useless or dis honest be dismissed "even if it IS ne- cesSary to close bureaus
 Accusations made against General F. R. Serrano. under secretary of war, brought about this order. It was charged that General Serrano had or dered a detachment to unearth D. 100000 pesos, gold. buried during the flight of CarranZa from Mexico City. General Gales declared this accusa tion implied that General Serrano had appropriated the the treasure, and the secretary of war declared an investi- gation had proved the charge "abso- lutely false"
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TURKS REJOICE
 AS BOLSHEVIKI
 ENTER ARMENIA
(Assc .idted Pyess L<.scs H'iye)

CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. 20. Xxi aZim Kara Bekair. commanding the Turkish Nationalists at Ezerum. has ordered general celebration because of the Bolshevik advance over south ern Armenia into Turkish territory. where two Bolshevik cavalry regi- ments have landed with Turkish Ma tionalists followers of Mustapha Ke- maj Pasha at Baiazet
 He said it was the beginning of a movement which would prevent en- forcement of the shameful treaty" Kiazim declared Armenians would be unable to advance further against the Nationalists and would be compelled to make peace with Moscow. ensuring that the Armenians would no longer massacre and plunder Mohammedan villages.
 Mustapha Renal Pasha has sent a message to Nikola Lenin. Russian So- viet premier. thanking him for his as sistance.
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Call Great Conference for Making Presentation of
 Home Rule Desires
SEEK COMPROMISE .
 TO END FIGHTING
May Ask Parliament for an Extension of Powers in
 Proposed Bill
IAssoeiated P,ess Leaesa u,r.,

DUBLIN, Aug. t21.-All people of moderate opinions are greatly inter- ested in Tuesdays conference called to enable every shade of home rule sentiment to unite in statement to Premier Lloyd George relative to lrelands future government. This statement will in particular detail whaat measures short of a republic will keep Ireland within the empire and which, though possibly opposed by the Sim Fein, may satisfy the general body of Irish opinion.
 The main point for discussion will be whether a demand should be mode for complete withdrawal of the Irish bill before the house of commons or whether an attempt should be made to graft onto it a wide extension of powers. The party headed by Sir Horace Plunkett taSors complete withdrawal.
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POLES OCCUPY BORDER

WARSAW, Aug. 21.-A communi- cation issued today says Ciechanow, northwest of Warsaw, again is in Po- fish hands and the situation of Bol- shevik troops operating between the Vistula and the Prussian frontier Is becoming more critical, with Poles in pursuit of some enemy detach- ments which are retreating in dis order toward Ostrow
 Brest-Litovsk has been occupied and the eastern forts garrisoned. Near Drohiczyn, the Poles captured the staff of the 17th Bolshevik divis- ion and also part of the staff and de- tachments of the Sth and 27th divis- ions.
 On the southern front the Bolshe- wiki are attempting an encircling movement against Lemberg. Poles defending Lemberg again have in flicted serious defeat on enemy cavalry. The report says a battle is in progress to prevent the Reds from crossing the Dnieper at Mikal-
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fAu.eistsd P,s1s keas,d wir.,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 21.-Al. though Tennessee's ratification of suffrage stood on the record of the house tonight as finally confirmed, a snarl of legal and legislative techni- calities remained to be disposed of before action can be certified
 Suffrage supporters who in the house today overcame every obsta- cle. claimed full legislative triumph. They declared only temporary in. junction secured by the antis pre-. vented immediate certification to Secretary Colby. Speaker Walker, opposition leader. and scores of his lieutenants said the suffragists had ruined their cause and that should the courts hold ratification legal, the litigation would so delay decision that the amendment would not fig ure in the November election, unless some other state ratified.
 Antis Leave State
 Meanwhile 9 legislators opposed to suffrage were in Decatur. Ala, evading service to prevent any legis- lative action until a new legislature is elected in November They hur-
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TENNESSEE SUFFRAGISTS LACK QUORUM BUT RUN ROLLER OVER
 INJUNCTION AND LAW OF STATE

ried across the state line in body early today.
 Injunction is Issued
 The restraining order, granted by Judge LangfOrd. is returnable in five days. It was issued on an applica- tion contending that under the state constitution this legislature has no power to pass on suffrage. Governor Roberts and other officials were for. bidden to certify to Washington that ratification had been completed and speakers of the senate and house re- strained from taking action toward ratification until the matter is heard by the court.
 When the house met today all suf- fragists and few opposition mem bers were on hand. A roll call show ed that 59 were present or seven short of a quorum.
 Speaker Walker declared a recess and ordered the sergeant at arms to arrest absentees. He reported none appeared to be here.
 T. K Riddick, suffrage floor lead CT. declaring action on suffrage was federal matter and that the state laws as regards a quorum did not ap-
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Phoenix Painter
 Withstands Shock
 from 11,00O Volts
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 PHOENIX, Aug. 21.-A few hours after Macedonia Escalante. a house painter, touched a power wire that sent 1000 volts of electricity through him today, he was telling his father he would be all right in day or two. C. l.. Baker, his foreman, saw him hanging from the wire, smoke rising from one arm. As Baker ran to get help. Escalante dropped to the ground five feet below and was taken to d hospital. He had been painting the Physicians declared the voltage many times enought to kill a man.
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ALLIES REFUSE
 TURKS OFFER
lAssOe:cted Press Leassa Wire)

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. IT. - The entente has refused the offer of Turkey to supply troops to the move ment headed by Mustapha Kennel Pasha, if the entente supplied food and ammunition.
 The allies are unable to trust the Turks who are so avowedly National lstic that they could not be depended on to cooperate with the Greeks and British moving against the Angora governments forces.
 Greeks are reported within ten miles of the Bagdad railroad
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RESENTS PLAIN TALK

MENlCO CITY. Aug 2l.-Official notification of the conditions laid down by France for recognition of Mexico has not been received. Pro visional President De La Huerta has been informed of these conditions and. according to Excelsior. has giv- en our this statement:
 Mexico knows its international obligations and does not need to be told the conditions under which it's government will be recognized"
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Women and Children Join Ranks Of Fighting Men to Crush Inuaders ofCountry
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 POSEN, Aug. 21.-HeaVy fight ing is going on around Ciechan- ow, northwest of Warsaw, due to the efforts of the Poles to cut off two Russian divisions that en- tered the Danzig corridor.
 All civilians in the Posen dis trict from 17 to 50 years of age are mobilizing. 1t is stated 300- GOO fresh Poles will be ready to take the field within a month. Women are drilling with the men. Twenty-Five members of wom- ems battalions have been cap- tured.
 The Poles have just equipped
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three squadrons of bombing
 planes of ten machines to each
 squadron. They have received
 several two-seated fighting p lanes
 Bombing machines already are
 already in action. Neutral avia-
 tors who accompanied the expe-
 dition behind the lines say they
 witnessed SoIsheviki company
 blown up by one bomb.
 Posen is crowded with refugees from Warsaw. They do not seem tc be discouraged. The cafes are being patronized by merry and gaily dress ed women and men. Troops leaving for the front include many youths, some of them not more than 15 years old
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J. 5. WARSH|PS
 GO TO DANZ|G
(Assoeioted Press Leosed Wi,ej

PARIS, Aug. 21. - News that the United States armored cruiser Pitts burgh, accompanied by two destroy at Danzig, has produced a strong i'm pression there, according to Havas dispatch from that place. Merchants and tradesmen do not conceal their satisfaction over the turn Of affairs, as they are convinced the presence of French and American war vessels will contribute materially toward assuring tranquility and ending the troubles provoked by pan-German clements.
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PONZ| PRODUCES ONE | MILLION OF THE THUNDER IF MANY THOUSANDS
Books Show No Indications of Business in Postal
 Reply Coupons
YOUNG GIRL RAN
 CENTRAL OFFICE
Alleged Genius Took Cash from His New Dupes to
 Pay Old Ones
f4ssoeiaied Prrss Leased Wiy.)

BOSTON, Aug. 2I. - Charles Ponzi turned over to federal receivers today part of what remains from the mil lions he received from investors in his discredited financial operations and went on the witness stand to tell about the rest Little had been elicited as to his assets, however. when the receivers hearing was ad- journed until Tuesday.
 Turns Over Million
 Checks and securities which Ponzi greatly exceed a million dollars. Ed win l.. Pride, accountant, who has been conducting the federal suit, again estimated Ponzi's liabilities at S7,000,000. Ponzi said he had addi- tional assets.
 Bought No Coupons
 The only business of which Pride could find any trace, he testified, was the issuance of notes for the invest ment. plus 50 per cent and payment of early notes by receipts from later ones. There was nothing in Ponzi's books, he said. to indicate any busi- ness in international postal reply coupons, as claimed by Ponzi
 It was brought out that D. V. Me lsaacs and D. H. Coakley, of Ponzi's counsel, had received fees of S25, 5,00O each. Mclsaacs explained that the Hanover Trust company. where Ponzi kept his principal account, had paid these sums on authorization from Ponzi.
 Girl Ran Office
 Ponzis reply to questions indicat- ed ignorance of the conduct of his business affairs. He did mot know the names of his agents, was not fa- miliar with his accounts in several banks and was ip doubt how many
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sembled of Pershing's words: ia Fayette, We are here" and added.
 lafayette, We are still here"
 The statue was dedicated by Mar tin H. Carmody and was accepted hy the mayor of Metz and representa- tives of the various departments. Ar ter the ceremony. Marshol Foch went to the monument. to which three girls brought the case containing the baton. which Mir. Flaherty presented. describing the marshal as 'the ideal Christian soldier" and the great, son of France and the warmest f-ier l of America"
 The marshal embraced Sr -eme
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POLES DRIVE TR0TzKY'S HORDE IN HEAD[0NG FLIGHT EAST
Cox Speaks for Settlement Of Industrial Controversy by Force Of Public Opinion
trying to annex the presidency"

trying to annex the presidency"
 In discussing labor, Governor Cox declared that the government must preserve person and protect proper ty."
 Tt must maintain law and order,'' he said, being careful that neither side procures the advantage.
 Both labor and capital should un- derstand that force must surrender its place to calm reason. The future of the country demands it.
 There is no symptom of present tendencies more dangerous, than the eagerness of some industrial cap ta1ns to entrench themselves in the
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GLOBE, Aug. 21. - With the arrest here by police of M. k. Key, Dewey Thurlow, alias Walter Barnes and Ev erett Husky alias Frank Williams, and the recovery of two automobiles, a number of revolvers and Winchester rifles and several hundred dollars worth of goods stolen from stores in Globe and Miami local officials are of the opinion that they have broken up gang of robbers who had operat- ed in this section.
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PHOENIX MAN KILLED

PHOENIX, Aug. 21. - G. B. Barton, whose death at Lorain, O., when he was struck by an electric car. was mentioned in dispatches today as for merly Of Phoenix and lived here 30 years. according to a nephew, Dr J. c. Norton.
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CALL ON LABOR PARTY

DUBLIN, Aug. 21-The executive board of the Irish labor party in an appeal to British labor to- stop the war with Ireland, as they did with Russia, and holding them responsible if it continues, says:
 Military governors whom you have placed over us calculate that the death of the lord mayor of Cork will lead to an uprising which can be suppressed only by wholesale slaughter"
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MINERS FIGHT GUARDS

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Aug. 21. - A three hour fight between striking miners and private mine guards oc cured tonight at Willis Branch. 1ear Pax. Raleigh county, according 10 re ports received here by Col. ! S AT, hold, commander of the state police No killed were reported
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LORD MAYOR ILL

LONDON. Aug. 21. The lord mayor of Cork is reported to be very low owing to his hunger strike. He was. however. able to read today con- munications from home.
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STEAMER BLOWS UP AND CARRIES TWENTY NINE n BOTTOM IF LAKE
Boilers Explode Following Collision With Vessel
 in Darkness
SHIP LOADED WITH
 IRON SINKS FAST
Captain of Lost Craft Is Picked up From Hatch
 by Rescuers

SAUlT STE. MARIE, Mich.
 Aug. 21. - In the hope that some
 of the 2e persons missing after
 the sinking in Lake Superior last
 night of the freighter Superior City, following an explosion csus-
 ed by collision with the steamer
 Willis L. King, still might oe
 alive, life savers and a tug g.. rch-
 ed the water near Writefish
 Point today.
 The captains of the vessels differ as to weather conditions at the time. Captain Herman Nelson of the Willis K. King declared the crash came dur ing heavy fog. Captain Sawyer Of the freighter said the night was clear.
 Coast guards and lake steamers conducted a futile search tonight for survivors of the steamer Peter Jacob son, a survivor, who was at the wheel when the ship was rammed. declared King bore down on them after the eN- change of the usual signals. The sea was calm and the weather was rather hazy, but he could easily distinguish lights of the King. he declared.
 Explosion Kills Many
 Belief that a number Of the missing were killed or severely injured by the explosion following the collision. was expressed by Captain Edward Sawyers of the Superior City. The majority of them were in state rooms directly over the boiler room, he said He at tributed the sudden sinking of his vessel to her heavy cargo of iron ore.
 'I sank deep into the icy water" he said. and the shock brought me back to my senses. | thought I would never reach the surface. After swim ming five minutes. up from the depths came a steamers hatch cover. upon which I climbed and hung until pick ed up."
 'l guess God wanted me 10 live bit longer" he added. for where that hatch came from I couldn't figure"
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MExIcANs KIDNAP BRETON

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 21. - Bertie Johnson. British subject, has been kidnapped and held for ransom by Ped TO zamaro, who recently revolted at Autlan, in the state of Jalisco.
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WOMAN'S PARTY
 SPENDING HUGE
 CAMPAIGN FUND
Ratification Has Cost to Date $l50,00O; $80,OOO
 in Last State
l4sso,ioted Pres. Lensed Wi,eJ

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. The campaign of the National Womans Party for ratification of the suffrage amendment has cost $15OOOO, ac- cording to an announcement tonight. Party officers estimated at least sSO- 900 was spent to get the Seth ratifi- cation, at least $1O,OO0 of which is yet to be raised
 Expenditures, it was said, were to maintain party headquarters here and Tor sending out organizers.
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FIRES KILL THREE

WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. 21. - Three persons lost their lives, twen- ty homes were destroyed and a new school building was burned by bush fires which swept through the village of Mulvihill, 96 miles north of Winni- peg yesterday
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BURN COAST STATION

QUEENSTOWN, Ireland, Aug. 21. The Brow Head Coast guard station has been burned by armed and mask ed men. All stores were taken. This was a signal station for trans-Atlan- tic liners.
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MEXICO CITY, Aug. 21.- Bertie Johnston. a British subject has been kidnapped and held for ransom by rebels.
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DESTROYER TO DANZIG

CHERBOURG, Aug. 21.-The Am erican destroyer Broome left here this evening for Danzig.
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COAL FIELDS IDLE

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2l. Non production of practically the entire
 Indiana coal field was reported today.
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The Review has the larg- est Classified Advertisement Section of any newspaper in Southeastern Arizona Peo- pie making use of this sec ton get results quickly be- cause everybody reads our Want Ads.
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BREAK UP LEAGUE

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Engineering & Mining Journal
 Quotations
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Arizona: Sunday. show CTS east portion, cooler; Monday fair and warmer.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
LOVE and R LIFE
BY the Noted Author
IDAH McGLONE GIBSON

any business affairs"
Il shall be more worried IL I don't
attend to my own affairs l answered,
The nurse looked at me qulzzically
and then said; Don't YOU want me to
call him ."
mo" ! answered. oHe win come
when he is ready"
Just then there was a tapping NJ he
door and ! heard my cousin Charles
voice. asking II he could come In a
moment
nurse.
Charlie came forward, both hands
o~utstretehed.
Katherine, I can not tell you how
glad ! am to see that you are getting
better"
why, Charlie, 7 am almost we'll.
Really. ! don't think | ever was I'M
was Just upset because 50 many
things happened at once"
silent For a Moment
Charlie was silent Tor a moment
then he said: '.katherina. John.
seemed % think 4 wasn't Necessary
for you 70 hear the readlnr Of vonr
Mothef,s win. He said he eould ID
whatever was needed In settling IN
he esaAse lie seEd your mothers
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16

lump of maple sugar he might have
withdrawn his hand easily enough.
But the Major loved sweets too
dearly to loosen his hold on any such
toothsome morsel-except to pop it in
to his mouth.
So he struggled and fretted He ev-
en- tried to break the pitcher by knock
ing it against the floor.
1t might as well have been made OF
iron, it was so strong. And the Major
only succeeded in hurting his own hama.
OF course he made a great racket.
And the hens, who had become used
to his move stealthy visits, began to
flutter and squaw1. They made such
an uproar al last the Major Monkey
wantedto hurl the pitcher at them. But
he couldn't do that, with his hand
stuck inside it. And besides, the pitch
er was chained fast to the wall Of the
hen house.
And right there lay the Majors
greatest trouble. If the pitcher hadn't
been fastened he would have run off
on three legs, to the woods, where he
might have tried in peace and quiet to
get at the sugar inside it.
On the whole, Major Monkey spent
a most unhappy quarter of an hour in
the hen house. And the worst moment
of all came when the window dropped
with a loud bang.
Then the sound of steps on the
threshold made the Major turn his
head.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16

a sanahIny smile Is the best miorobc
chaser.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-16
scuIlng Mothcr,s Affairs


you are like a child. Mrs. Gordon.
said the nurse the next day abou
noon sin your ability to r%ecuperat,
quickly from severe illnesses. HAY,
you ' seen a child that looks a.
though Il were II enough to Gle one
hour ana two OF three hours after.
ward was playing about the floor
Yesterday Q were very. very nj
ana today you are looking quite your.
self. You are getting a faint tlngc
Of color back In your cheeks and YOU
slept all the morning like a baby.
Your husband was at the door & or
twice, but ! would not let him In be-
cause A wanted you to set an the
strength you could from the normal
sleep that you were having
HAS Aiee gene home YETI / asked.
M, she has decided 10 stay until
the last 81 The week, bur Mr.. Gordon
was very anxious to get away this
evening lie was hoping you would be
we'll enough today 10 hear vonr
mothers WILL
lie needn't stay faf that" Safd
Avoiding an Merry
Mr. Carbon seemed L. thlnk that
was quite necessary. lie said no
you woulanst be worried about