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The Hartford republican., 1921-11-04

Uncle Virge Stewart OF McHenry,
was in town "Wednesday and was
ioc' :ng fine. dess,'e his eightS tso
years. Uncle Virge-he wasn't an
uncle then--was a husky boy when
wolves roamed the forests in the old
"Caney Precinct country, and was
snaps and ,is rous when the r., III
and South were calling for volunteers
Uncle yirge toted fair in the war Of
the rebellion, and stayed home to
help take care of the women and chill
dren. a virtue not to be neglected. af-
ter all. He is one OF the ol'ns now
and II is good to see the old and
honored landmarks still with us.
The Hartford republican., 1921-11-04
ARRESTED FOR BooTLEGGING

Constable ] w. Wilson, of this
city, arrested Clarence White, at
Broadway, last Friday on warrant
charging White with bootlegging.
The prisoner was placed in jail here.
The Hartford republican., 1921-11-04

Mr.. H. d. Taylor of Beaver Dam.
has gone to Hibbing, Mimi, to visit
his son.
The Hartford republican., 1921-11-04

Mr.. Tom owen of Heflin, was in
town Wednesday.
The Hartford republican., 1921-11-04
KENTUCKY LIGHT a. POWER co
BY NJ. l.. HEAVRIN Pres.
CITY OF HARTFORD.
j. Il. BEAN Mayor.

Thereupon II was moved by w. M.
Fair and seconded by $. G. Render
that said contract be ratified and ap-
proved. The yeas and nays being
called resulted as follows; w. M.
Fair Yes; w. ii. Gillespie, Yes; s. C.
Render, Yes; A. G. Acton, Yes; p. b.
Taylor, Yes.
The motion having carried, IL Is
therefore ordered and directed that
said contract be and IL is ratified and
approved.
Attest:
J. Il. BEAN, Mayor.
a. M. CROWE Secretarv
The Hartford republican., 1921-11-04

j. II. BEAN, Mayor.
c. M. GROVE. Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13

/ little folk in fhe kindergarten ruaF,. 1
4 W aet the cider fok tn IhlakinN
Kinderrarten had net SEA started ~
Tima. a little fefiuw - three ard a ~
walksa over ard took fhs oak chair =
CNmon. aces fFe and q hnif hAa riAe
beside ths Table fer wurh M1Isu Clifts
realized shat had hnpBened rs
Nar hrHan. and the tun caf'fren us
soon ioanfd a. cfhrf. most - them
aid little Tm
TIE kIuderNnrten teacher sforped ~
sHe was dnfnN nmd cav hrf attentiun
fhe Kruun and aifhearh enc uiighf ha
STEPPED over ara N8f an guH 60
ukEie. she onl1 siaod - and uatchs
"a iookea So thnunh TIE trunhia wum
never end ard - fhuuEh sruw 81
miNht b. huFt. hut atll che dAa not a
tsrfere shs ang iaokei 90. feady. he
ever to fake bard & & beramH nscs
sar1
A. iaat one % fhe cider leVn vas cal.
- hfiu re- afadIed fha a.tnataun. q
eerNad thnf tha fuss waa uxFr an e.
chair. nmd that thurr waH ore mnEu us
chair la tha nsafn ~ solved thn pFotis
- affrfinw the varant chair Is nttan rs
AMI 80 SIS settled - sTffF onra sd
farfian The teaohnF heavna ulEh
reilef and save amils - appFutail
mmm a maan rs un rhlAarena anNNlmunnms
enc usu uarth uhfe
Why eant ehlAfnm sFtfia mnre 90 fhs
own diseutee fsnt i beoanrs ws &
ferfere faa an instead - RlslnN fhs
: ohanre A. Nurk aat ihsif pruhienls :
fhfaaafitese
ras aania nsue Tlm ~ ths chair -
ao1s haa a haht q siapriuE ehiiara
mhrn 81 tteHme fTeitea fge wnm
s uaNefana shIid but BE- sonsflmsa -
mm mmfaftumafm mmr ~ 8Kn9NMNanM
81 endHnese. and nlthuunh TIE fsaehs
anderaiuud hfe really afeefiommte natuH
Is. ehitaren - faT nna nNa NAfo receiFt
fhe neiNhhnfi8 naaFm reaEntef them.
une dav Tim aiarpe1 : rhIE8 Nho
faMafed and asNerai l3owa enaaef hefn
ihs teacher observed thn affair. r.
received ere sfap too uanF. ana - =
ran e. weep ard haeh sway TIE teach
sferned - fuet fhrut an8 REMARKED.
Hffie bn8n ne peupAe. pepniw wau \
thern barE. acunefinsa" n waa infs
estlpH % mat a ths chanra ~ eNpremMis
- Time face. aNd niso - ubaeFsa ~
has treatment CO hR piafmatea imNrwxs
5 tha - fofuw8nu tho affalf
a rhI6d PES hoioNiaf Fscsnsiy ma
thia remark n Wundsr - we are
haraN - mauy laWemtta fataN. ssperia
lF rnmfrafe aeer uifs heenume the chs
afen aere nee ullauea - settle fhsir a.
WafNN in ere tmrh HmF8
lsn8 fhere foua - fhUuEhf ln fhf
reFmmrA ~ course ~ mfe nef a. mli6
the sever sBceF-eis hrnfher 90 take sveFs
fhlnM fram thn thFne-aeafeoid Nlmfers D
uaY reed aaun re4suninE fgat there. =
Mhsn ch.t3rea are mel zoo mmfMsx
tnatrbei isut t wiee - rive them
hanee - thfseh SAT- TIE matter w6fhos
atwafs A interference frum their elders
There ere Hnduuhfelllr many timss
whnn ere wrnmn-up musf mua him gua8
nent - the phVsiral. - weu - a
Hmarn1 wsll-he mw - thM child. hmf 81
6 plead faat 80 frst rive chiifren
ehanre fa settle their own ainNufns.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13
HUNS TO Flanr rAxEs

+ Little attention generally Seems &,
/ have been paid 10 the fact taat tht
+ allies now control the customs - thf
richest and most varied manufactar.
i ing districts Of western Germany. tht
/ Isona0n International trade represen
tative Of the Guaranty Trust company
I q New York states IN report @ust
received By that Institution. The i'm
port and export duties la the territory
must be paid - the order ~ thr
allies commissioner. and bue St
customs houses Is being established g.
the east 81 the occupied territories
As ore writer puts i "the allies have
their hands. So TO speak. on the throt
lie valve ~ uCrmany's moss valua bic
industrial region. and can increase 81
diminish It's experts 81 imports af viii
should German competition prove too
severe an increase IN the export da-
ties en- the Rhine VIII enable the al
lies 70 obtain the necessary relief Ter
their industries. although. Ii may -
81 the expense - the reparaaon fund
The productive activity ~ the Rhine
province can also row he regulated Is
the allies. who have only rs advance
duties on raw materials ~ bring It's
e sue 70 q hAAW3@4tsE &He result 81
such q policy would probably be the
iransfersnee of factories Is places over
the frontier. ia which case Holland
Belgium and Switzerland woula 81 the
first "a benefit Yet n the allies OBJ
jeet 10 raise revenue from re oeru
pied territory for reparatIon purposes.
their policy wili naturally - 10 check
the tendency. ard rs imposing mod
crate duties % stimulate production
fer their own beusfit. In any ease
we are on the eve - q most interest
ms fiscal experiment"
The correspondent In Germany -
the Federation of British Industries.
commenting upon the recently pub
ilshed figures ~ German import and
export trade during the last twelve
months states that both the govern
ment ard Industry have prepared
series ~ counter measures against the
sanctions These measures viii in
ctade the granting ~ tie most ex
tensiHe facilities to exporters. and tie
imposition q difficulties iu the way
q importation % goods from the allies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13
ST. JOHNS BRIDGE
WILL BE OPENED
Elaborate Ceremonies Being Planned
for June 3o.July 2

JACKSONVILLE saue ie-WHh
plans completed for the most elaborate
celebration - The kind ever arranged
To the south Duval county will ded
cate and open ne new 8 Johns river
bridge with taree da1a - merrsuat &
uE ana festlvlt, beF.un.ng June Soy
anB ending Juit
Invitations have gone eur from thr
celebration committee % the MAJ ars
~ asl cities. ~ boards - county com
state boards ani many
others g. formally participate .u these
events. GoNernof Harae@ and MS caa-
luet have been Invited and are ~
psete8 30 JOIN ia tho celebration
An elaborate program ~ entertain
msnts parades msrd. gras frnturee
fireworks. receptions and other se
lures have been arranged. SPONSOR
rs assist o. ne dedication e the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13
MARITIME POLICY

IN recent address hy James a
Farrell. chairman 0f the National
Foreign Trade Council delivered 90
the eighth natiouas foreign trade
convention. e number Of points on the
American maritime policy were made
ar. Farrell believes that an American
merchant marine can BE- operated at g
profit but ne opposes too much gov
eminent control Summarized hia
points concerning tbe policy which be-
holds should he observed. are.
i It IS iuexpediens az present Ia
attempt 90 sell fhe shipping board
vessels 20 private owners
g cur steel ships are well con
suucted and compare favogably e4th
the work u the best ship builders in
ans country.
:. The cost u tae great hulk ~ the
world : tonnage built during lhe war
fairly approximate the average COS
of our own vessels.
4. Even with temporary improve
meats ia ocean frsighfs the Horld'a
idle tonnage cannot be absorbed lu
under three years.
:. International agreement 60 sta
hiiize shipping rates and e. las up B.
pronortsanate percentage IT Tie ton
mage owned by each nation. might h.
useful ia sowing the present situation
g. American exporters Importer
and travellers should use American
vessels
I. TIE policy of using shipplnl
board vessels - build az trade route
from every e. :. port should bs aban
donsd ia favor e running services ohl,
frofu ports where cargo is readily
available
5. The shipping beard should with
draw from an bat supervisory activity
and should charter lts steamers GA Is
bare boat basis. or ga time charter
with option % purchase lafer.
?. The operation costs r. American
ships must be reduced 60 an equality
with foreign costs
10. Those u. $ shipping laws which
impose on American ships a compel
Tive disadvantage estimated at pei
cent on the capital Investment. mus
be repea led.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13

From the war revenue he viii hay
to pay q seems that Dempsey is 81
last going 70 fight FOR his country.
-
wonder how Sims wlu like to taxi
wagging from the ex-gunner'a mater
-
state Of terror exists in Siberia. say
a headline Likewise In NgnRo couuss
The wHr department has published Is
Stacker list The chamber Of com
meFee might do likewise.
-
Haynes ID now ia charge OF 0rohl
bition enforcement. The county viii
no longer bo safe for = democracy ~
moonshinsra.
Jnat why should Harding need IN
support of TIE DOCTORS
The carpenters and ioInsrs decline to
he parts t8 national aralfratsnu
81 do
Perhaps ae Whumaus vii be- sat
iassed sits the result 20 yesterday
Same
Nou cou.aat accuse Jacksonville q
being naodfst about thai new bridge
CITY bah Is one af the most Interest
ing places IA toWu today bar 30 line
up ~ city officials may not be com
pleted fer some DAYS vet.
An optim.st Il 4 man who tries ts
sell ell stock 70 certain Palafox-si
merchants.
Strange. Isn't &c, haw much harder
seuae people viii work for the poor g.
some distant land than for those II
side the city limits
Unempioy ment "a Ireland = sata L.
De increasing. Wonder II that i IL
reason Lloyd George Is sending Owe
more troops
President Harding has removed
Texas district attorney without r4vgnr
any reason. BE did the same thing -
Dr. F. p. Claxton.
senator WadEWoFth bIansae the hg,
army sxpensa which he = askina. -
former Secretary Baker. II il doubt
fnA however. whether such alibla VII
continue % satisfy the taxpayer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13

20 talk with him about South America.
and ! shall have yuar friend. AIT.
Underwood. az ny escort
Gee how happy yuu1l ber sncered
Dieky bat Z could see that he vas
relieved at ms Information "Fuur0
- fond 81 dear old Harry. AREN'T you ~
ITO tell g9u the truth have %
hghf All the time against becsmlnE
too fond - him. returned mock
inEly fie can D. dangerously fasei-
mating s8u know
nicsy laughed in way taat showed
me his brainaterm over Robert Cor
don had been checked. Bat there vas
startled laue in his evea which
changed 90 q more speculative scf.-
tiny before be moved away
~oh. cd iIarrys an right" BE- sid.
Hes mo- pal and hs never means
anything anyway" Ruf Z noticed that
he said So ~ N he we're trying % con-
vince himself - the truth 81 ais as-
Hsrtion
1iw manner save M an idea. WAY
not divefi Decays attention from hia
idlotic ieaiousy - Robert Gurdon's in
tereet De me. and interest which : was
sure had SIS roots only iu his love for
AtAH HtAA8AtfH wv AN#AN.NfAstaHM H#F So
traeted. even fascinated hv Harry
t.nderwood's Wiloae Except for mo-
mentary careless flashes. ms husband
had never appeared - notlee bis
friends bFaxen attempts 20 Mrs with
me. although q could recall hrene after
scene owinE Go bis frantic absolutely
Hrr ae3e8a jealousy - tae wnst innna
cert conventional attenUans other
men had paid me
The Fafes appeared o. have con-
apired - throw me fnto Harry IndeF-
woods compan ionshfp fsr tire evening
anyway T.Illian hal expressly asked
mo go play around with her hus-
band ga Keep him from breeding viel-
ously over her changed appearance
aud uow Dfckv with bis absurd Seal-
ousy ~ Mr. Gordon. Rad made Il nee
easarg Tor me- - 49, beside him dur
INK the long dinner
! had 70 nunlmH about Mr Under
woods feelings far ! detesied fbo
man 90 cordially that II Z had heen
able ~ hurt him should have ltcen
elad io o. g nut / had no illusions
concerning Rte cent uruts toward ne.
They were simply predatory. fe was
Hlstfncf.Neir ere tiger type ~ man
and I almng# had mn uneasy fear 81
him. a queer premenHary feeling eel
II from eFl 5 shouts some daY suffer
a. BIZ hands
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13
Brighter Future for Ser shtsd
Alabamaisns.

use have deep respect fnr reptesen
tativo CarioH 81 Eseambia county Mr
carroll at heaff i. missionary N BE
were not hs would never have thouEhi
n buying those five Alabama countles
az d. recently proposed % the Legis
Iature True % would - rather ~
penslve 70 pas fiYe millions 81 dollars
f8r such cause sat when nur coed
people " Florida stop to consider that
Is would place me people 81 fiFs south
ern Alai tms counties under the profe
ubg wing ~ Sir state aftluE them %
+ hlgktf pan - existence. the price
would nct seem 50 high.
Aes AR. carroll BE- sndeed 90 ae
r.Rht track aut shat au enemy BE-
might nave made q Bl Mapelea.
Mariana Times CoutGef.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13

- - IL nI-nEr.

nv TIRED ". BuRKE1
TIE cava man f. rsturolna
We md him here and there.
Re shuns cur style az dressing.
lie never cuts his hair.
He never needs a plumber.
No Eas bills come MS wav
he has 40 lceman calling
No fuel bills Is paw.
lie keeps - automobile.
He has nc telephone.
lie never gives "A luncheon-
And driRks his near alone.
lie pays 40 rent or taxes.
And never needs shave.
lie has 10 agents canlnE.
+. To show aim how 20 aave.
No screens are on his Windows
To tempt IRE rohber bold.
kIe keeps Ne costly Zee boz.
To keep hta bottles Geld.
lie spends 70 cash for car fares
But lives ~ home content
And has 10 cause 70 VERY
About a house for rent
+ never reads the papers
And does rot care 20 vote.
F6a never runs for office
So. stt1 retains his goat
he does NOT drink nor gamble.
He does rot smoke or che~
How car We blame the cave man.
For what Re d3es not do
The cave ma now T. with Us
And ne haa GORE to stay.
While seaFeliy sc houses
Ard Troubles rale fhc day.
fFe Il a schgd - Nature
Rv Mature lass ia here
To show what cones Is nankfna
When livins IL too dear.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13

Exhaustive deliberations have been
taking place recently In official quar-
tiers, and. although an actual program
has not yet been fixed. the general
principles have been, Il = understood
agreed upon.
/. New restrictions on imports VIII
BE- introduced. aud foreign products
shut Out by higher taxes and strict
control.
:. The abolition Of prohibitions oH
exports. and the removal of the con
troll on the export Of finished goods
with the exception 81 such goods a.
are II vital importance for domestic
consumption.
; Systematic encoura cement u eN-
ports. especially 20 the East.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13

bridge vii BE- appointed by many cilic
and many social events are beinl
planned in their honor
This celebration promises 90 eeiips
anything ~ che kind ever preYlo
attempted .n Florida and all of DIVA
county - iouking toW ards lfH success
6. GrooNor general chairman q
the committee and dozens - suh-com
mitteoa have been appointed and an
funcilonlng In their separate depart
mcnta. Arrangements are being mad
b. the transportation comm tfre 10 80
cure low round trip rates 81 au rau
roads leading into Jacksonville and q
large number - visitors are expsetat
nom many cities
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13
PRESS COMMENT
Soaring Coal Men.

Secretary Fall and other men barz Of
me government have apparently 81
dertaken - scare the coal men lnto
foregoing some 0f the loot exactcd ~
consumers The country homes they
may succeed though It 8 more Or less
skeptical The operators make evaaive
promises-they are nearly alwava
ready q DO THAT -of o-operatgue
with the government. but the man
who buys coal Is usually unable 10
note ans difference. such as artfuI
camouhage has been employed thai
for more than year past Il has been
practically impossible o. locate with
accuracy the responsibility Tor mo
outrageouEiy high prices which have
prevailed
The situation il very provoking The
country does not favor Fovcrnmen
operation - coal mines or OF any
other industry Neither does d be-
heve tn the policy - governmental
price hxlng but The people do not
relish being peraistently robbed. They
90 not understand It's mode 81 opera
ton fulig. bat a community az interest
has apparently been formed which e.
fectuaily prevents their obtaining coal
at fair prices. The ordinary laws 81
trade do not seem 20 apply 20 coal
Consumers are smugly Informed That
they need expect no relief some 81
these days the process 81 standing
and delivering ma. become irksome
and something may happen Chatta-
nooga Nows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13

& ~ AWftNF A@9kfAks - ~
The proposal Is establish q Federal
Department Of Welfare with g woman
AZ secretary and a place IN the prosi-
dents cabinet has been regarded with
cnnsiders Die favor because - the need
Tor q centralized health and weliar,
organization On the government prom
the standpoint q enlargng the cabl
net 81 IS more dubious.
The tendency In recent years has
been toward cabinet representation -
every interest that could claim sur
ncient attention In 1853 the aEricuI-
sure department was established ln
1908 came & combined commerce ara
labor department which was divided
into two separate departments d 1888.
n these precedcnta are followed We
may expect q department af shipping
81 transportation - mines u rail-
roads ana So on indefinitely
such On Increase 90 secretaries
xould inevitably make the cabinet ua-
wleldiy. and would raise the question
- to tAe real tune aus 81 sach :
body Il the chief purpose Of tho
cabinet = regarded as advisory such
= mutt pNcatlun ~ secretaries would
g. 4 distinct handicap tb ts work
II It is simply collection ~ heads
of executive governmental depar.
ments. here might De- a better Way
Il group them
Several other governments have af-
ready adopted scheme which might
prove feasible for the United states.
THAT Is THE establishment os an Inner
cabinet - a few members % consider
serious questions - policy ana
larger cabinet of officers with admin
istratlve powers only
The worlds Work suggests cdi-
torlaHy that under such an arrange
meut there would be needed one secs
rotary 81 national defence under whom
army. navy and air heads would Ii
minister those branches - defence
The state and treasury departments
and the attorney -Eeneraiship are sult-
able as they are, but The posfoftce
agriculture. commerce. labor interior
and welfare departments are eXecu
tive rather than policy making. They
might better 8e represented 10 the
inner cabinet - fewer thaa elk men
In the large cabinet they could have
a. many specialists ard executive
heads as the WORK required
Too much consolidation ID govern
ment may be dangerous. but tao much
expansion o. equally harmful % puble
good. either through - lesaening q
responsibility or its cumbersome in
effectiveness. The demand ln Lh.s
country seems % 30 tending toward
happy medium Tampa Tribune
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13

extra session vas Withdrawn a sigh
II relief went up an over the state.
No session in twenty years has
done 80 little with 80 great opportun-
l Its O. do much. With a chief execu-
I tive ia whom the whole people have
/ confidence, making recommendation
which n carried out would have
meant the material advancement -
/ the state. the legislature ignored HI-
most every suggestion a. made and
frlttered away the sixty days in bick-
ering.
T Untu the laws passed are printed
and there 10 time 90 digest lhe pro-
visions - some ~ Them ~ just dis
cussion 81 them b. possible. but W.
Z far as fairly careful following * ms
proceedings would indicate the rcal
constructive legislation amounts 90 al
most nothing None % the needed
revision - the TAX and assessment
laws. 40 legislation looking 90 the con
I servution 81 eur fast disappearing f0rs
esfs, none looking % the development
of the agricultural resources. none
/ looking o. the securing q the immi
grafton 81 people 10 settle and develop
our thousands " acres ~ unimprovcd
lands
Taxes have been increased both d.
rect and indirect the latter mere than
the former probably the usefulness
~ the higher Institutions 90 learning
has been handicapped.
The local laws passed. NOT one per
cent 10 which were iu accord win
the constitutional provision requirinr
advance notice. Will make close e.
thousand pages.
Eight new eoufrles we're created
and our own county saved from dl-
vision only IS the fact that senator
Lindsey stood ~ his campaign pledge
not 10 do -DeFunlsk Breeze.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-13
REVELATIONS
OF A WIFE


&N@MNM MMMN0MMN AMMMWMM
haess's Plans.
fcil me Made uiekys tone "a
tense. and recoRn izCd the note q
Jealous anEer which generally proced
"a his scenes. "arc sou going - has
shat old goat iake you out 20 dinner
because 10 sou are
he broke on abruptly. a. lf b.
thought an anapokc1 thrcas would g..
more terrifying than one put lau
words knew to Nhnt he referred
As hostess T. uf course. should D. -
CoTted into dinner - the stranger lf
ouF almost family party. Rubeft Cor
don. Who Was also the oldest MAJ
present ordinarily ntrky woul8 haet
realized that his demand g. haze ~
change this conventional arranwemen
was most iIl bred ana inconaideraE
thing Bui Dicky sane and Dick
Jealous however were Two dl0ereu
men.
Always before this day Dieky hat
regarded with tolerant amusement ga,
strange interest shown in me ~ th.
elderly man 90 mystery who hnt
Anown ms m3theT hut the magma
cent chrg santhcmums which ar GaF
don had brought me. dozens - them
costing much more money than tn
ordinary conventional floral gift 81
ones hostess ought 90 cost rad r0uset
hls always smouldering jealousy 90 ~
unreasoninE pitch
AS first emotion Was one ~ an.
adulterated irritation How . wlvheO
were Dlcs5's mother far about ns,
minutes Ills ears ought 90 have beer
red with the mental boxinE gass
them AZ reviewed my dinner tab.t
and pondcred the fresh complication
b.ckts demand wauia make lu an as
ready sufficiently perulexinN problem
Madao Quickly Decides
Aig methFf Iu-.aWa prsiIdlces made
0 impossible for fne tn ktrs hpr rlthe
Robert Gordon 81 Harm tudefwsat
fug dlnncr party 49, nnf thina
sse hcrseif sneN which mar she de
tested more so thar there was hut
one possible companion for her Al.
fred Dur&ee The Durkccm lived 81
near - ana IRAN in 49, frequently
thnt wv $50 nat consider thom ~
formal guests - . had planned e.
send Dleky n wsth IlliAn. 2ra puf-
kee auh Harm Underwood. and ST.
HaAHN AAlM tN#aft Aat& NftM MtsNs AS
/ realized that Yielding 10 ulckys de-
mand would mean my going into din
uer ulfh Harry Underwood Z had hard
work 30 keep myself frpu returning a
stormy refusal e. Decays order
Fear - hurting Rnherf Gordon
feelings was TIRE enc consideration thst
held No back from defg.aN p5ckg
mandate The Undsrwoods and thf
Daraera knew uicks sell were h
friends and iDnn before they wers
mine u be chose 81 eNhihst hla terri
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