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The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
CENTRAL OPENS TODAY
WITH CHARLOTTE HALL.

Central High will begin its football
season this afternoon in the Mount
Pleasant stadium with the Charlotte
Hall Military Academy OF Maryland
as their guests. Coach Metzler has
his men in good shape for the game
and hopes to wipe ont the memory
OF the O-to-0 game OF last season.
Play will start at o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
Bowlers Issue Def.

The wacco Athletic Club, recently
reorganized, is looking for games
with any five-man bowling team of
the city or vicinity. The clubs regu-
lar FIVE is composed of Gill, CARRIER,
Howison, Ripple and Wilkinson.
Address challenges 10 Raymond Gill,
642 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
Minor League Results.
AMERICAN AssocrArroN.

Minneapolis, q; Toledo, 1.
Kansas City. ); Indianapolis, g.
St. Paul, 8; Columbus. 4.
Milwaukee q: Tnnisvilis g.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
Clearance sale!
Men en'sFurnishings
Broken lines suffer a tremendous
break in price: Sape up to a half
Mems first quality
sofcoNars
4for25c

Formerly sold al zSe. An
fresh and elsss-seves styls,,
various heishhL An ise, IN
the lot 4 for zSe.
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$3.50 Kid Gloves, $1.35

Meyers cape KID tan apd gray all FIRST quality gloves:
incomlpet size range.
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Paris garters, 19c
All men know these
single grip - all colors.
Limit. 2 pairs to a custo-
mer.
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Finance.

Totals. 422 425 4ss Totals. 4ss 464 4ss
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION.
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Silk ties 29c
4 for 81

A elose-out Of small lou
Of silk four-in-hsnds and bow
ties.
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YENCKEN DEFEATS
MORGAN IN CLOSE
CONTEST, rs, g.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE NINE.
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Totals. 4s4 47s 40 Totals. AL 4s1 4s
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-02
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warded the prize for the most correct
and approDriate historical costume.
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-02
BARNET

Friday evening the Ladies' Society
entertained the gentlemen Of the pa
irish in the rooms over Rowe's store.
| An efficient committee consisting Of
| Mrs. Griggs, Mrs Hazelton, Mrs. Cad
ley. Miss Mary lillian had proposed a
varied program for the entertainment
of the company which was participat-
ed in by everybody present. The
I rooms were prettiIy decorat-
ed with flags and bunting.
Refreshments of coffee sandwiches,
| doughnuts and variety Of
cake and home made candy were
served. a good many of the ladies
were dressed in old fashioned cos
tunes, which added to the picture
queness of the occasion.
Dr., H. A. Eliot, Howard and Viz
ginia were called to Rumney, N, H.,
Friday, by the death of Mrs Eliot'5
sister, Ms. Mary Fox. Mrs. Eliot
went earlier in the week,
Mrs. Donald X. Miller of Wood
stock, VT, is at her home here called
by the death of her cousin Elizabeth
McGill in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Winget of
Ryegate were recent visitors at Berry
Gadley's.
The Ladies' Missionary meeting
will be held at the home of Edith
Wallace, Friday afternoon.
The lumber saving job on the
Ruth Gilfllan lot has been finished.
March 9th Miss Mary Gilfllan
will give another demonstration on
"dress forms" at the home of MIS-.
Berry Galley. This will be an all day
session and the ladies will bring their
dinners.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Batchelder of
Boston, Mass, have been visiting at
Horace Gilfllan's.
Mrs. Walter Kendall of st. Johns
bury visited friends in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cowles and
two sons Of Lyndonville visited their
aunt, Mrs. Ada Whitney.
Mrs. r. H. Hazelton has returned
from a visit in Woodstock.
Word comes from Miss Margaret
Willy in West Virginia that 16 inches
of snow fell there last Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Johnson and Mrs.
Claude Gilfllan have recently Joined
the Vermont Society Of Colonial
Danes.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-02
When Women OverwOrk

"Man may work from sun to sun,
but woman'S work IS never done" In
order to keep the home neat and at
tractive, the children well dressed and
tidy, women continually overdo and
suffer in silence, drifting along from
bad to worse, knowing full well what
they need help to overcome the pains
and aches which daily make life a
burden. Lydia +. Pmkham's eNgt-
able Compound is a medicine with
specific value which overcomes many
of the worst forms Of female COM
plants, as the letters constantly being
published in this paper will prove.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-02
EAST BURKE

Albert Krkby has rented the Con
gregauonaI parsonage and moves inc
Iilsu OF Aplll.
CLYDE uYDson and Mrs. Anna Cas-
weu and uttle daughter OF Lyndon
vIIle were Sunday Vlsnors d. a. -.
Gibson S..
Key. and MIS-. S. &. Suitor attend
cd the Orange entertainment AZ Last
maven TUESDAY evening.
j. j. Stanolu OF LyAuonVlIle was a
Sunday visitor III town.
MIS-. Carl FRAZER Is improving.
Louie DrV-kMay IS more cOhIolt~-
pie.
nlrs Sarah Lane OF Newark spent
a part OF las. week with friends mere
a44u lloyea ner goods nom me ROOT
house INTO Oscal rhlAps mouse,
MIS-. A. A. L4lpe- 10 spendlnS the
week IN Spnngheid,Mass with hef
daughter, 4nrs. Hairy Iemple.
a "Father ana Son banquet will
be held at the congregational church
VestIy "Wednesday evening at 8
0 clock. Secretary Clark OIL BurlinS-
/ ton, speaker.
John Rosebrook lost Il finger as a
result OF an accident in the mil Fri
Monday morning.
Arthur Shelburne has finished work
at the HAMS store.
Steve Leach has been in Clifton
dale, Mass, to visit his wife, who j.,
spending the winter there with re-
latives
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. harris and Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman Lang returned
from Montpelier Friday night, where
they spent the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Silsby return
ed to their home in Campton, N. H.,
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Lyman Walter of West
Burke is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
George Cole.
Mrs, May ellison of Lyndonville
I has been spending few days with
her daughter, Mrs. George Phillips.
/ John Drown has moved from the
Harris Jenkins house into Harry
Matthews house in the village.
Isaiah Matthews is taking an en-
forsed vacation as the result of a fall.
His foot and shoulder were hurt
quite badly.
Mrs. Oliver Jcnness spent the week
end in Lyndon Center with her sister
and husband Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Blake. MI. Jenness spent Sunday
with them.
Mrs, Harry Bowman is spending
the week in St. Johnsbuly with her
daughter Hazel.
Florence Switzcr spent the week
! end in Westmore with her parents.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
EXCHANGES

We have received several new eX- changes
 Comments which we have received 0n our paper.
 "Gasuncau Breeze. Douglas. Alas M. Your literary department was worthy Of being mentioned. it was good iu every rcspoct"-The Liu- coln.an. Tacoma. Wash We apprcci- ate Che compliment paid to us from so excellent publication as Che Liu- conian Of Tacoma.
 "GasuUoau Breeze: We would like very much to have your paper among our exchanges again this year, Your breezy Breeze visited ms last year and we liked it."- English High School Boston, Mass.
 "GaIuoau Breeze: We hope you win send us Che Breeze in exchange. for we would like to compare our work with chat Of others. Ketchi- kau High School We have received several Kctchikan Chroniclcs' con- niniue Che Ketchikan School News.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
FRESHMAN REPORT

Oral reports were given in Eng fish class Tuesday and it being Better Speech Week." Che students kept their ears open for mistakes iE English But each pupils was on guard and made surprisingly few mistakes. Tho different classes have chosen two policemen to take Che name of each pupil and put a mark after bis name each time Inc makes a mistake. The commonost errors arc "ain't." never did," "I got" and slang.
 Ancient History is becoming more and more interesting each day. We are now studying "Tho Hebrews and Che Decline Of tho Orient" In con- noction with Che history lessons. they are studying Bible stories.
 Monday,in class Miss Peterson was talking Christianity
 Miss Peterson-"Georgc. who was Che leader Of Chrlsuanity?'
 George B.-"I don't know"
 Miss Peterson -"Why George. every one in Che United States knows that"
 George "Zoroaster
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
sOPHOMOREs

This week in Latin J. we have been studying conlusauons We have aiao translated a short story and Che stories in our tcNu.
 u English lL written spelling lesson opens tho class. Tho words and definitions arc Che main thmH hat we need in studying Che peaeh- by Washington Lincoln aud Webster Oa accom. of tas being .ueucr English Week." two police mon hayo been appointed m nch .las Tine soDhomoros as vol m the other claacs havo @ hard time trying not to usa the pct names and phrases given to each and every i.t- uo mistake Tho English L c.a@ has been e.vcn Che responsibility oi designing p.acards to encourage bct- ter English
 Modern History gets moro inter- c.Une at caeh lesson. aa our teacher gives us references from tho maea- 1nc about Che religion and conA- uous relating to Che Medieval um@. Compositions on Che "Crusadc' were handed m Friday
 O. course. we arc progressing in geometry Eycry day we carry Go class our comraaos and rulers and proceed to learn an we can about rImelos. angles parallels c'c
 In Homo Economies thc girls are sum working on their bloomers and ramnoios Dresses are to Doe made after thcsc arc finished
 A meeting Of Che sophomorcs Was held Tuesday which resulted iu Che following elections.
 President Albert Garn. vice prc idcnt Aruie ycsoia; sccrcar-roaa mer. Vivian Lindstomi cia" ad-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
DOUGLAS HIGH READY TO
 MEET BAYVIEW TONIGHT

The basket ball teams of Douglas High and Bayyiew win clash in bat- Gle tonight The Douglas boys arc in fine shape and expect to give Che Bayyiow mon hard battle. The champion team" Of last yoar has been weakened by Che departure of two of ita best men. but we expect by hard practice. Co put team iu Che field that will be a surprise Co everyone. ln ancient times strength was Che essential of life. but quick ness counts in teamwork An of thc men are fast and not a minute ol Che game win Doc without excite mont Two new mon have been added to Che team. Jim Manning and George valcson CHubstitute). and we can depend on both to put forth an their energy where most needed
 The Natatorium is expected to hold Che largest crowd In its history tonight and Douglas rooters win be thoro as usual with a great deal Of pep so come to Douglas and root your home team to victory
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
GOSSIP

Stanley Fcnster appeared in school with crutches Tuesday afternoon. We are an glad to have Stanley re- turn.
 The Freshmen and Sophomore po- licemen were certainly kept busy The Freshies and sophs make a great many mistakes lu English. but they are not Che only ones who do.
 Leslie Cashen has somewhat swollen nose. Leslie must learn Co be more careful when working in the manual training shop
 Every now and then the Freshman and Sophomore classes and Che scy- enth and eighth grades are given subjects to debate on by Mir Rowlcy We have some pretty good "sgrap- pers" and we are always looking ior- ward to the day set aside for debat- ing.
 Mir. Rowlcy's pompadour seemed somewhat nattened down Tuesday afternoon. We just wonder what happened at home during thc noon hour
 The General Science class has learned what we might call "the hn- ishine touches" of home brewing be- cause they have been stldying Che process of distilaton.
 Elsie Edmiston was absent Wod- nesday afternoon. Perhaps Elsie played hockey.
 A Junior student came Co school Che other day and introduced Che latest fashion in hair-drcssing, be- inr "pu0-lcss." New York fashions have reached Alaska.
 An enthusiastic pep rally was held Wednesday afternoon in Che assem- bly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
GOOD ENGLISH WEEK

Whoever goes to his grave with bad English in his mouth has no one to blame but himself for the diaarrcoable taste. for if faulty speech can Doc inherited. it can be exJcrm.uatcd. too." George Herbert Palmer
 Are you dissatisfied with your speech? Would you like to take that dIagrccable taste out Of your mouth2
 Il so. as students of Douglas High School. it is up Go you to make this week as successful as possible A week is not enough for one to im- prove h.s English. but we intend to make it foundation and upon this foundation we win build
 m order to make it successful week two policemen in each of tho High School grades have been ape pointed and it is their duty Go regis ter every incorrect usage of Eng ush that they hear their fellow stu- dents make and when Che contest cnds they win report Che mistakes hcy havc and Che ten pupils who have mado Che most mistakes win have Go treat Che other students to a dinner
 Wh tbis method In force each pupil ukcs carc not to make any mistakes and by the end of Che week hc win surely be bettercd in u. .u-.-L-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
ISLAND PERSONALS

Burt Loomis. who has boou on a hunting trip Go Peril Straits with % number of Juneau men, has returned and reports @ very good timo. The trip was made on Che Sawyer & Rey- holds tender Judge.
 Charles E. York. who with his family resided here for Iany years passed through hero on tho steamer Spokane thls week on route Go sitta whore he win be employed Ills family is suu In Portland. Oregon. where thoy have been living for sov- oral years.
 Miss Virginia Laughln has taken Ia position at Che Nugget shop in Juneau
 Mr. and Mrs. John L Muscth leave today on Che Spokane for their homo iu Seattle. after having visited hero with MT. and Mrs. Henry Mu- seth for several weeks
 Frankie Pcttygroyo celebrated his eleventh birthday Tuesday evening by giving a party to @ number of his friends at hIs home. A theatre party and lunch woro among Che fca- turcs.
 Tolcgrams hayc been scnt to mau- aror Of Che Mcuokata football tcam stating that his team win bo givon two games ou Gastincau Channel ii they come north. A reply has not yet beou received One Of Che games win bo played by Che Douglas Fire Donartmut team on Che Trcadwel grounds and Che other at Juneau by a Juneau team
 The Eagles lodge win have a smoker for members only at thc.r han next Wednesday evening siorl- nr at S.30 o'clock There win be special ferries. and visiting Eagles are expected Co be present
 Tho Misses Peterson and Hayuor Douglas school teachers. entertained for Miss Lyons. another local teacher at Che Klbuu home Thursday eycu- us.
 Little GwondoIyu Rowlcy daueh- ter Of Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Rowloy Of his city, is quite m al her home bcro shc injured her head by 0 nu several days ago.
 Gas boau carrying number of delegates and basketball team from stka arrived in Douglas yoster- day. The delegates win attend Che Alaska Native Brotherhood convcu- Hon next week and the basketball players win play Q series of games witch Che Juneau and Douglas High School teams.
 There Is Go bc a meeting oi Hose Comauics No. and at Che Are hau on Monday night.
 Ole Swanson Is nursing sore hand which is threatened with blood poisoning as Che result Of devil club wound.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
rAKU RIVER CLOSED

Tht tac T.Eu river has now be- conn. frozen over n places. closing i. for rauuuan lna season. is Che now. hrueHt lo tnH city within ,n. r... tow days by parties ro,urn- ue from .aele
 Mr. and Mrs William M.Iler ot nmeu who arc to spend thc wine Cor mmue and mnHue were able n. r.... ...r destination near Che international boundary before movie
 ..u closed They wen, went part o. n. way urH Capt N J. Brown or h rr boat and Che balance .r tre U..t.r.. u.th a polling ooat
 Cap. Brown ha returned here N.h h. t..l
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
WOMAN's CLUB
 TO HAVE SOCIAL
Money Wm Be Raised to Build Fire Escape for the Douglas
 High School

TO raise money vith which Co put .iua fire escape aom Che high school the Douglas Island Womaus club is to give .soc.ai and sale at Che Cone eauonai church next Wednesday evening at S o'clock. There win be short program. lunch and candy for mIc Everyone Us invited to hclp thc good cause and to haye O pleas ant evening" No admission win be charged at Che door,
 Tho resolution to have Che social was carried rt Che last meeting oi Che club. which was on Wednesday night at Che homo of Mrs William Franks
 40 Che ron caI Che following club commandments were answered by Che various members
 rdo1 sbait have no other club before ths ouc.'
 .rhou shalt not worship any uIse nu-"
 "Rcmcmbcr thy club engage meat
 -rbou sbar not murder Che kues English"
 Tbou shalt not bc latc.'
 Tbou shalt be prepared for ron oa'I"
 Ttou shalt not a, Che ciey- .nm hour begin to hunt for material tor tu mnor
 Thou shalt not speak in meeting whom thy sister has che na.r
 Unuor thy club sister, ru Tao1 shait diligently keep n... commandments so thot thy ..ab day. Ue heightened and thy fame .nruI into m. u.tcmost parts o. .uUIom
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
EDITORIAL

The superintendent Of our school has now subscribed for Che follow me magazines Go be used In conncc- uon wth Che smdics Worlds Work Review of Reviews. Nation. National GoorrophIc Magazine. Currout Events and Literary Digest This brings Che nowa Of thc day into Che
 choolroom and keeps us well .u- formed on oll Ono big questions po- uucal and otherwise. now going on an over Ono United sntc and Europe
 In Ono English clusscs definite subject is given Che class to discuss and many arguments for and against Che question are brought up which lhus serves to keep Che pupile iutu- ostod and anxious ,to know more tending Go bring right "up-to-thc- minute" problems into Che school room.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
JUNIOR REPORT

The Junior class has been organ ized and Rangnar Kronquist was elected president. The class consists Of three boys and five girls
 For Che Better Speech Week. contest. Selma Aalto and Rannar Krouquist were appointed officials in this class.
 George Valeson and Selma Aalto have been elected yell leaders and after o'clock a lltuo exercise is given to Che throat
 This being Good English Week" Che policemen In Che Junior and Senior rooms have been kept busy tallying marks against pupils for Che use Of poor English.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
TEACHER
 ASSOCIATION MEET
Program to be Given Monday Night Beside Regular Business
 Meeting

Tho regular monthly meeting oI Che Douglas parcnrreachor AHoc.- uon is Go bo hold at Che Assembly room of Che High School Monday evening at o'clock
 Besides Che regular business meet mg thcre win bo Q program os lol- lows.
 Selection by Che Orchestra
 Community singing
 Ploy "Tho House Of Che Hcart by Che Fourth and Sixth Grades Duct Mrs. John Richards and Mrs. Frank LoNo.r.
 Address -L I MoIzelr
 Special music by Che Orchestra. Reading selma Aaito.
 Selection Orchestra
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
REBEKAHs ELECT

Northern ieHt E.bcsah Lodge Nn r-t. .r IH regular meeting yn rrrI.. evening elected Che tol- lowing o...- Tor t.e coming year. N.hI. Grand Mary Gwn
 NI.. Grand Gertrude Jewell
 Secretary Ue.m haIto.
 Treasurer S.lu Hosau.Dh.
 installation uU take p.Hcc on the
 nd rlma.r n thc now year,
 .IIUu To discussing a hoa- day program lar thc children at cm mas ume Che lodge at isisi meeting l...ioI to give card party on December s.h. to which Che public win b. Invited.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
PIT A.

A very good program has been ar- ranged for the Parent-Toachcr meet ing to be held in Che Douglas High School assembly next Monday cvon- ing at s o'clock These meetings arc always interesting and it is hoped that a good crowd win be in attendance.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
ARMsTICE DAY

On November 1I ArmHuco Day. a program was given by Che High School students in Che assembly. dealing with America today ycster- day and tomorrow.
 ahc following topics woro dis- cuaod and tho.o. m turn. were a'k- od mp under sub-t0p.e
 "NaUoualiam" ... Selma halto claws" Raueuar Kronguist Education" - Norlh Madison .To Love America" Mary v@ola "ro Know America" .uua Crowo "To Understand America ....
 .. Arthur NcH0n "Amcdcauiam" Harold Gm'was
 Each pupil was eIyon a topic to report on and it ia expected hat Che program win help oach one to know. love and understand America.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
Douglas High School News

visor. Miss Peterson; class colors. black and orange; clam motto. Not at Che Top, But Climbing" Yell:
 "FooIish, Foolish sophs.
 But an Che same
 Tho High School was dull
 Tiu Che Sophomorcg came"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services at tho Lutheran church arc being held by Che Holiness Mcth- odist church Sunday school at IO.30. preaching services at ll.l5 Q. m. and 1.30 D. m.; midweeS mcet- ing. Wednesday at 7:30 D. m.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12

She kept fowls iu her back yard. "Arc your hens good iayou9' ask- cd udsbbor
 "Ob. yos," she replied n de- lighted touo 'taoy haven't laid bad egg ycti
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12

Prosperity" says Brother WIl- Iams "makcs us an feel like dane u a iie am wen we gIis done lanciu an' poyn' do dddler we lint got no prosncr.tyi"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12

John M.WU.mH and William sha..r ar. or. O. town ou hunting u.u.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-11-12
DOUGLAS HUNTER
 WANDERS AWAY
Picked Up Forty Miles From Where He Started to Hunt Four
 Days Previous

Andrew Formula of this city, lost iu Che woods near Falls creek ou Ad- miuly Ialaud a vock ago last Mon- day. returned hero last Saturday evening with IA Hassclborf thc Mole Horbor ranchor after having boon found by fishermen Che Thurlay be lor. at soro Finger Uwhor lo miles from the place where ho on- tered Che woods
 Formula had bccn without 1u uue Go cat from Monday momiu unm Thursday morning. when ha ate a few raw mu oIa and was with- out a fre an thc umo spending three nights under thc trees without any hoaL
 In rccomuus his experiences pcr- luIa said Chat ho did not lcol hun- ery any umc before Thuuday morn- ing whom he ato tbo raw musols It was but icw hours alor he had catc1 tuo mus oIs when ho was hailed by man who proved to bo Olc Hahn. mas.cr ol Che fishing boat Phoenix of Petersburg He was taken on board ho boaU which was lying iu Sore Fue. uarhor and .od and clothed. and from there taken to Pleasant hay from where hc ae- cured a ride to Juneau
 Formula became confused Mon- day morning by % rain and snow storm while hunting Gor in Che hus Hc came down on Che vrone side Of Glass Peninsula and followed Che shores of Seymour Canal instead Of Stephens pa.aee. in search of hla partner August Beck whom he had loft at Falls ero.k
 Beck and two companions who were sent out in search ol Formula. were recalled Sunday and are now at the.r homes
 "Gcorec , want to sec ha, letter."
 Husband "Wht letter. dear2'
 Wife "That one you Iust opened. ] know by Che handwriting it is from a woman and you turned pale when you read it. hand .t hcrc s.r.'
 Husband "uoro it .s. dcar lt ia from your dreamHEor