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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06
Executors Sale OF Personal PrOpert,

The entire personal property Of the
Peter ROney estate will be sold at
auction at the farm Az miles north
west Of Bloomington, on
Thursday, Oct. II
The property includes:
so head of cattle. horses. 35 hogs
hay, grain and feed. Complete outfit
OF nearly new farm machinery $50
chickens and 2 geese. Vehicles and
harness. Lot of miscellaneous articles.
Household goods, ETC. Terms as usual
r. N. Hoskins, Auctioneer.
s. r. Pearson, Executor and Clerk
Notice to prove will and Notice to
Creditors.
State of Wisconsin, County Court.
Grant County-In Probate
In Re estate of Henry Weber de-
ceased.
/ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
at the special term of said court to be
held on the 4th Tuesday of October.
A. ID. 1920, at the court house in the
city of Lancaster, County of Grant,
and State of Wisconsin, there will be
heard and considered, the application
of Gertrude Weber of jamestown, in
Grant County Wisconsin, to admit to
probate the last Will and Testament of
1 Henry Weber late of the said town of
Jamestown in said county, deceased,
and for the appointment of an ex-
ecutor.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN That at the regular term of said
court to be held at said Court House,
on the 1st Tuesday of February, A. D.,
1921, there will be heard considered,
and adjusted, all claims against said
! Henry Weber deceased
AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR
THEIR GIVEN. That all such claims
for examination and allowance must
be presented to said county court at
the court house in the city of Lancas-
ter, in said county and state, on or
before the 9th day of january, A. D.,
1921 or be barred
Dated September 9th, 1920.
BY the court
e. B. Goodsell. Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

realize why farmers everywhere are b,,,,
ing them. eie ouy-
Other types Of "U. S." Footwear
built for rough service
y. ,; Boots have the wear and confor4
Wa1cn the accumulated improvement ..
OF I4 years have given them. -Nes
-, y :. Bootees lace on over the soc1-
IKE leather shoe. You can an S srer
enem all day long in the wetfes+
c meafnef. Your feet will stay dry and
-a lnt5s IS =. s. model for every need
,LaTctlcs' rubbers, lovers" Every one
mas been designed by experts1s,, o.le
one IS backed by over half q cen+,' 10y ~
experience. Always look for the II
peal 1t means solid wear and lone
service for your money. A0E
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06
A new kind Of overshoe
for farmers
1he US WaLrns: Datertight as a rubber boot
as warm and easy to slip on as an arctic

TIME combination you have always
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This new overshoe slips on and off
easily over your leather shoes. It's warm.
iieecy lining keeps your feet comfortable
IN the coolest weather. And its smooth
rubber surface can be washed off as
quickly and clearly as a boot.
The comfort and convenience of this
new overshoe are backed by real strength.
Made by the Oldest and largest rubber
manufactures in the world, the u. S.
Walrus is built for the. toughest wear.
Its sole consists of five layers of the
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the strain comes are reinforced.
Ask your dealer to show you the U. S
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

FOR SALE: Two registered Duroc
stock hogs, October farrow. Also five
Ferris strain white Leghorn cockereIs.
Also so bu. spring wheat, John L.
Grindell PlatteYille Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

FARM FOR SALE-204 acres in town
ship of Beetown. Willie Pagefs
Lancaster, Wis. Ri. 4. 24tfcs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

SHORTHORN BREEDERS NOTE If
you expect to consign to the sale, Nov.
II, 1920, you must mail to the sec
rotary at once a list and description
of same. L. D. Eastman, Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

Use a Chester White boar on your
herd this year. have them for sale at
reasonable prices. Come and see.
them Elmer c. Bryhan, Lancaster
Wisconsin. 30pZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

The entire personal property of the
Peter Roney estate will be sold at
auction at the farm Az miles north
west of Bloomington, on
Thursday 0ot IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

FOR SALE-Duroc-J Jersey boars and
gifts. All eligible to registry. Prices
are right. Come and see them at
Willow Gate Stock farm, one mile
north of Lancaster.
Edward ]. Staver, Prop. 29tfC,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

FARM FOR SALE-5.5 miles east of
Cassville, 165 acres in good shape.
Possession may be had this fall. In
Quire of Ernest Mclean, Cassville. tic
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

Brennan and Carth-w, Petitioners
Attorneys. 33cS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

FOR SALE-1917 Ford touring car,
1914 Ford roadster Both in A / cen
dition. Inquire of Beetown Garage.
% no
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

ton. For Bargains in secondhand
and new cars inquire at the Bailie
Auto Company. We have something
for every purse. 25tfc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

LOST:-Between Lancaster and my
place, about Sept. 2, an Allen auto
crank Finder please notify R. A.
Blackburn. %3-1-p.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

STRAYED- To our place on Sept. Z
two hogs; one red, one black. Owner
may have same by paying charges
DuYe Bros. 80 tic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-06

Kentucky fox hound Dog
slipped collar and bears no license
tag. Finder please notify Fred Kress,
Lancaster. 342p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
MRS. VtLENTI DON I
LIKE WILMINGTON
According to Her Husband $ Tes-
timony in Divorce Proceedings
in Superior Court Today.

When Superior Court resumed today
the hearing of contested divorce eases
was stated
Rosario Nacnti was granted decree
nisi from Lucia Nalentl OH grounds OF
,!cscrtion. H. WAS stated that the couple
were married in 1914, and when Nalentl
decided To come to this city from Brook
lyn. where he had been living. his wiie
refused to accompany him saying that
She would rather lead a dlssolutc lie IN
BROOKLYN than come to Wilmington
Daniel T. Hall WAS granted decree
nisj from Katie Hall on statutory grounds
They are Ncgpses.
When the ease Of Sarah Hamburg vs.
Morris Hamburg WAS called. something
ef a stir was caused in the court Tor q
fcw minutes by a rapid fire string OF
accusations and denials between them.
II was with some difficulty that Judge
Hciscl quoted them, threatening q
send them TO jail il they persisted III
talking
Mrs. Hamburg declared with some pas
SION that what her husband had told
about her was untrue. The husband
rcasscrtcd his allegation, and then words
hcw rapidly. Tho case had q hc post
poncd until the nest term ot court rs
Mrs. Hamburg failed 70 appear with the
proper number of witnesses.
MARRIAGE or ouLDffN.
In inc case Of Charles II Gibbons,
aged 10 wears. BY James G Gibbons. his
father. ys Gcrudr Il. Gibbons, aged
Is wears, a decree nt~I was granted
II appeared that Gibbons met the girl
N church affair in November 1919.
and on January II, tins year tley weic
married ~ El>ton. Md.
ON grounds ~ Mgany, Earl = allen
tine Was granted u decree nlsl from Evelyn
4 Valentine, -omctm ceknoNn - Evelyn
North
Nlrs. Anna Reynolds sought divore,
from John NJ REYNOLDS, = chauffeur
formerly living on ShaIlcrosS avenue
Mrs REYNOLDS testified to several heating,
bv her husband which resulted III illness
Rcvna5dS said that AZ bad struck hcl
onlv once. with his open hand and accused
her Of intimacy with chauffeur named
lscnbrcc ana other men
The petition of Marguerite Il DonaghA
for divorce from Thomas II DonaghN q
Tho ground uf dcsertion went "a trial =
superior Court early this afternoon Mrs
nonachv who is he daughter II harle'
q, CStiycr, Was the FIRST witness. tcsthylnl
to negligence by her husband and tW'
dtelcrtInTS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Holders Of the An G ican Railways om-
panv common and preferred stock Of
record MAY % Will be entitled 81 subscribe
to ncw second preferred ~ par
The government : gross loss ~ oiEra-
tion of the railroads during federal con-
troll was 5000 41S.0O0. according 70 tie
final report of S>yv3 ger ShcrIcY. the railroad
administration director Of fnance
The las, fifty wears have shown Won
derful growth of the country and the raul
roads serving it, said Howard fihatt.
speaking yeatcrdav for ne Association
0f Railway Executives. and believe the
next fifty- will show greater development
after We get squared away from some q
the disturbances resulting from the world
war
The Incorporation nt the {emlngf on
Arms Company under he laws Of Deia-
ware. with a capital 81 ST lU00.0i9. i
understood % be ) step taken - bring
ing about . reorgadizaton Of the Rem
ington Arins-I mon Metallic Cartridge
Company ii Bridgeport. . Connecticut
corroration The present outstanding
capital of the latter company Is SO
100000 preferred and Sf0WM,tFb
common stock. and it was stated ycsicf-
Cay hat some plan oi exchange t"r tbs
old stock into the new WOULD he announced
within short time. 1'he capital q the
new company. il .is understood sail b'
divided on the basis Of Sl0W0,0O0 pre-
ferred and 500 100000 common, ot NJ
mar value
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
NEW CORPORATIONS.

spcciaI Dispatch From stan Corresporden
Dover. May - Charters were fled
today as follows
GtaIium Metals Corporation q America
two million. ave hundred noasand d9lIarf.
to manufacture IRON s'eel, ete. X
Hanscl. Vernon Pmm, T. " Mac
Farland % Philadelphia ,ncopofatofs.
Fitclity Acceptance COMPANY two
million dollars. financing the purchasing
of automobiles. ctc JAY North !. II.
Britton. Cleo W. Bloodgood, Eric. Pa
inc0rp0raior-
Hcrllc3 Farms Corporation, two million
dollars. acquire farming lands and dis
pose ol product srom said lands. Robert
Al Van Voorhs Jersey City. Cornelius
A. Cole Harkcnsack y J. Arthur K
Oakley. Penrlo River New York, ~
corporators.
The Deem Corporation. one million
dollars. deal III st0eks, etc. Merrill n
Gates. Ymbers \ r.. Glllct iederts,
James GaGicck. New York city, ~
corpurators
Henry Naterson. Inc. one million
dollars. deaf III real estate j u Croteau,
NJ a. Bruce, s. u Dill Wilmington,
nc0rp0rator~
Increase il capital stork II Paihe
Frcrcs phonograph Co., Now lork ~,
from iour million dollars % twenty two
million seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
RIGHTEOUS OYERMUCH.

john Bull is IN English publication
The letter w are reproducing from its
columns was written to the magistrates cl
tie English town q Reading tne wonders
If thcvcvcr heard ol the distinction be
tween t!,. letter and he spirit ol she l9n.
'Your WorshlfS gather you don 20
to church on Sundays ~ q regular jb:ng
let u.e teI YOU why ! gat .lcr On z Sl.nday
during the strike j policeman lGg ZIP the
SUNDAY Observance tct ~ orfer to con-
virt . poor devil o4 ! Cfo.er-l harlcs
Palmer 20 vii ~1f driving cutie through
the streets. The man had fetched tile
beasts from lie railway station where
thev iad arrived from Dublir They were
then In n i3ad STATE. II tliey had llot been
removed ia BE- Ted and vatered. they
would lave been the victims 81 caI!0us
rfueitv and 1houEa on this particular
SUNDAY that which Is written Nbach Dt
Won shall have am a,; on an Ok fall rt3 q
Tit aud will nnI str"ightw8y pull him out
on tI. Sabbath Day was part oi the
gospel. gou made the droyer pay tine
costs os tbs prosecution To ail intent
and purpose therefore. gentlemen, Nou
Inlght .ts uci have convicted and tiued
hn II hat pity 1t i that the Act ol
1917 doesn't TroAlb. Reading E,agis-
fratps IRON walking cr driving through
the streets on sunday III order fl catch
their dinner Our Dumb Anmals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
ANOTHER BURGLAR SCARE.
Caused Mrs. Clyde Tarbutton to Flee
Her Home via the Porch Poof-

Another Ninth ward attempted robbery
aroused the neighborhood IN the vIcinltv
Of 2fI4 Washington street, last FRIDAY
night. the night the last circus was n this
eity Mrs. Clyde Tarhutton, daughter q
& ". Dunlap, 2l1f Washington street
0as alone in the house dong some sewing
on the second floor about 10 o clock whon
she vas disturbed by q NOISE like someone
using a hammer and chisel on tho tlrst
floor Gong ont to the hall, she flashed
the electric light of and then on
seeing not thing unusual, she returned To
her room. locking the door behind her
In A few minutes the noise was resumed
and Mrs. Tarbatton then vent from her
home t. that af r { linton Goslln next
door. 2Il6 Washington street, by walking
on the front porch roof and tapping on
the window of the Gosiin home y hen told
Of the scare. Mrs. Goslin became alarmed.
Mrs Tarbutton summoned the podrc
~ lights could be seen flashing about the
lower floor Of Ter home as # someone was
using a fashhght
In q short time the police arrived ana
gained entrance 70 the home IN the same
manner used by Mrs. Tarhutton ~ heF
escape 4 thorough search by the police
revealed nothing disturbed III the building
although the lights on the lower floor We're
burning Mr. Gosln kept a watch On the
rear of the house while the police were on
their way there.
No drawers we're disturbed and All the
windows and doors but one were found
fastened The one door found open Rason
the second floor, leading to small back
porch
This robbery scare Was the night alter
the one at ITO Washington street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
CARRANZA KILLED
CONTINUED from page /

rInza listened To the report and then told
the men to leave
The report SAYS this move was probably
for the purpose of ascertaining Il MI III me
hut were. in bed and whether tearfanza
had changed his position
Half mn hour later, the hut was at
tackled from all sides. President Car
rama was heard to crY. i can I get up
my leg is broken lie then begged Tor
a carbinc SO that he could defend himself
but was answered by yolley which
ended his life instantly.
"i'he other occupants of the hut hed
as did those in the other shelters and there
was great confusion in the village Her
rero, at the head of his men, captured
many of the party. who were taken two
miles away. while others we're lett IN
Tlaxcalantongo -Four or five oi these
prisoners were forced to sign u statement
that Carranza had committed suicide;
this statement was dictated by Manuel
Aguirre Berlanga and written by Pauline
Fentes. director OF the Mexican National
Railways
These facts are alleged 10 prove. a
conspiracy was proposed IN advance DY
Herrero, which inspired confidence III
him bv CaTfanza and ended III the Pfesl-
dcIt betraNat
Cen. Neira and General Sanchez both
testified that Ilerrero told General Perez
that the men he WAS looking for we're
Lliis Cabrera, secretary Of the treasury
lgnacio Bonlllas. for4ner Mexican am,
hassador ut Washington. and General
Francisco Murguia. and that suntoftun-
ately Carranza fell Captain Amadoff
declared than when Herrero liberated hl'
prisoners he blamed Colonel Marquee
Ccrron for shooting the President
The officials and military Officers Nhe
accompanied President Carranza on hf
fight into the mountains Of Puefla vert
again ccusured bv General obrcgon yes
trrdav Asked to express his opinion re
partiing the death Of the late chef eSeeu
tive hc said:
Among the generals and noted civllian
accompanying CaTanxa. Ia whom theA
owed infinite favors and consideration
there was not even one Dlmas and on
Gestas who wanted TO die III his side.
In speaking oi one Dimas and on
Gestas General Ohregon referred 10 IN
two thieves who were ctlcIfed with TN
Saviour
Military officers and civilians who wer
taken captive 1T Ila>ralantongo follow
ing the death Of the President will be he'll
in the prison here until AdoHo dc |
Huerta. the provisional president. take
office Disposition of the men vii the
be decided upon bv him. Il Is UNDERSTOOD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
STOCK PRICES ADVANCE
MATERIALLY ON CHANGE
Increase Ranges From One to
Almost Five Points; Motor
Specialties in the Lead.
,v Associated Press TO Every Evening

Ry Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. May 26-(Wau street.
1850 a. m-Trading was active WIN a
stronger tone nj opening OF todaNs stock
p,arlSf MANY of the leading issues adding
materially to Yesterday gaiiS'. ,,ils'
motors, steelS. shlppIngs and textiles
rose to ; points.
The prominent features were Mexican
and Pan American Petroleum. Stude-
baker. Chandler, Culciblc, United Fruit
american International consolidated,
Textile and National Paper.
Among rails. coalcrs We're efpcciaiiN
strong heading gaining large tractpn
and Baltimore and ONO lSS.
Dealer, IN foreign exchange reported
further extensive buying oi rcmttauctS
t. Central Europe.
NooN Dealings during the morning
were he most diversified OF amy slilit'h
period III several weeks
L ). Steel resumed ITS former leadership
in point Of activity hut made only 4
nominal advance Independent SteciS,
notably Nanadium. lackawanna, bethie-
hem and Republic rose to : , potht ;.
American locomotive kept pace WI
related equipments, gaming "a ana 'lS
Motor SpccialtieS were featured ~ Nttoih-
berg, which rose almost > points
Secondary oils were irregular sinclair
strengthening while Middle Sta'e9 was
weak. Among the active low priced ra1S
nj moderate advances were .NIckti ptaie
and Pitt4,urg and West Virginia Money
opened nj g per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following projects have heeH ap-
proved By lie building Inspector
Market street. 2206 BrandyWlne
NJ r. Church owner W ". MeElroy
builder additions 1000
Van Buren, street 2l06-S, Harry Il.
Donaldson. owner and builder ; garages
800 / garage $500.
Fourth street. . East; Federal baking
Co, owner. ! s. Badcf y CO. builders
alteration. Sl30
Shiplcv street. northwest corner Ninth
street " Naeamln Real Estate Co oWnefs
Haddock x Go builders. alterations
So .0O0
Oak street ~ lower Joe Dudznski
owner and builder garage, Sol
French street. southwest CORNER tenth
street Foss-Hughcs Co lessees II Il
Brown builder, steel stairway : s0tO.
Market street. 2705. q. \ Colt, owner
and builder garage 500.
Clavmonj street. 400. Joseph Jetters
owner and builder repans 500
Fourth street. ia East. Collier \
BATHS 60 owner, @ NJ Robinson builder
alterations, s20l
Van Burcn street. 7Ol. hafies 4
~avilIe owner, Harry :. Lynch builder.
additions and alterations, a5iu.
Linden street 900 United Develop
ment Co. owners, NJ Tonezyk builder;
printing shop ST. b5D1,
seventh street 2l9 West lara 6.
Cornell. owner, II G. Phillips, halidefi
alterations, S53i
Walnut street Too leNes iiarWltzr
owner and builder alterations slla.
Fourth street - West Lewis ileid
owner and builder. addition. $500
Boulevard 27ll, DIR. 4. t,obsrman
/ owner and builder, garage aud addition
/ 81 ,000
/ Poplar street, I'll Ernest J. Jones
owner and builder; alterations IL 000
Union street, Southeast corner Penn
/ svIvania avenue ilr larl Bell, owner
! II. 4. May. architect; n Howard MaA
builder, gasoline service station ans
dwelling; Sll ,3Si
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
ONE DARK NIGHTIN AMERICA.

On January Is, 1910 meeting was held
bv the Sol,lieI- sailors and Norkmcn
Council. at the hall Of the Metal Trades
Council, Seattle st tins meeting dur
ing the course ol discussion one Russian
Bolshesik came to the platform and,
among nther things. said.
In l911 tile Russian sailors proved
What they could do, and blood ram rcd
Again on several occasions, blood ran to
prove that they were always true to the
cause In retroelad the sailors again
proved it, and that city ran with blood,
The sailors Of Bremerton (mcaning Puget
Sound Naval Statlon) will he on hand
when needed, and the streets Of Seattle
will run red with blood and the Soldiers,
Sailors and Norkmen's Council need not
worry but what they (the sailors will do
their part Cheers
The above is an actual quotation from
report of the meeting by an operative
oi the United States Department oi
Justice Olc Hanson in The World l.
Work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
MORE SCARLET FEVER.
Three Add itionaI ases Reported Today
From the Seventh Ward.

Three ncw caScs Of scarlet fever were
.rcportcd to the Board of Health this morn
ing. from ono house it the seventh ward
While this shows that the discase ls not
confined to any ono section of the eitNs
Tie fact that there have been no new cases
DEVELOPED in the Eleventh ward. where
the most of Tie old eases have been found,
is favorable. in negative way President
Handy. of the board said this morning
that i consultation with two prominent
Polish physicians late yesterday devef-
opcd the fact that the people among whom
thcv work arc very hardsto control IN the
matter Of quarantine regulations, winch
makes the task of handling the situation
more difficult Two Of the health officers
have been assigned to the eleventh ward,
for tine present, and will keep q close
watch on the plaearelcd houses. calling IN
the police il necessary 70 assist IN mann
tanning strict quarantine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Circuit Court Of Appeals reversed
the Federal Court of Piftshurg allowing
the claim of the Philadelphia Company for
S4g5.I45 advanced 70 the fittsburg street
Hallway Co subsidiary
Speculation in German MARKS WaS on an
enormous scale yesterday. transactions be: nE
the largest Witnessed since traat M 10 marhs
was resumed Dealings ID lots q I0-
700 600 marks we're numerous = waiis trad
ing in lots of .u0g .00H was onls occasional
The price on fhiS buy Ing was forced up %
50 cents. White thiS price was being
quoted in the open market one larg' bank
irg house with important German connec-
tions would not offer marks below 90
one of the satisfactory lea ufcs OF yes
terday $ stock market was the scope W nich
the advance covered There was $50 par
ticliIar group whic. TOOK part ln 1h- for
ward movement 20 the exclusion @f Others.
Rather il was an advance which earned 1he
entire general list ahead The CopPers
Frightened up as did the rails good buying
appearing IN both groups of securities
There have been many persons VINO we're
waiting for the market 10 show real sign
Of turning before placing huyinR order~ ior
long account and some ~ least ot them
found the market satisfactory Demon
: 81 rs..T inn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
ALWAYS Go WRONG.

Observing that the caves over his
kitchen had become clogged by autumn
leaves. Mr. Higgins, valiant head Of the
family, Climbed a tree that stood near the
house while his beloved Sophia watched
him from below
Just as he Was about 10 scoop out a
handful of leaves the dead limb on which
he Was standing gave way and he started
to fall
lnstlnetlvelv graspina At other limbs,
he managed 10 check his fall and hung
there head downward, his face the color 81
a hoiled beet
sophia quick he gasped.
oh, Arihurf she yelled.
Quick. chair
I'm Il flash IT was there
Now stand upon IT
but Arthur she expostulated, i IN
not strong enough to help YOU down
FIJI get down all right soon as | can
get right end upward, he painted But
Whnt | want you to do is to take this
fountain pen ont of my vest pocket It's
leaking like the dickens Pittsburg
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