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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26

the problems Of the political earn!
paigns, but for polling places. As 1t
is now, polling places are in sheds,
barber shops, and saloons. everywhere
but where they should be-in the
schools. Every schoolhouse should be
the polling place Of It's district.
At first though this using the school
for political meetings may sound revo-
lutionary but it has been tried and it
works out to advantage. 1t ought not
to be necessary for the parties to hire
buildings in which their candidates are
to speak. The schoolhouse ought to
be the Senate Chamber of the people
where citizens come together not as
partisans, but as neighbors to hear the
claims Of all candidates and to dis
cuss live issues.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26

I've passage Of the Two consti ional
be euhmtt ted to the Of the state
dment takes the office Of the state
uperi Instruction out Of politics.
and the other freeing portion Of the public school
fund equalize eeucat ional opportunities and to
encourage needed improv anent and urge that the
County Farm Bureaus throughout the State give wide
publ THE and inst ct that each Farm Burean
nember Of the State vote for tese Amendments at the
coming e1ecti bel ieving tn at in the paesage Of
ehese AMENDMENTS the edoati ona1 syst Of the
State vi II be placed upon higher and sffioi nt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26
DEEP HOLE

School nj our place IL progressing
nicely with VIM. c. Austin teacher.
Misses Make Taylor, Lizzie Taylor.
Rosa Austin ana Mr. Willie austin
were calling on Misses Karen and Nlr-
ginia Diamond Sunday morning.
Harvey Preece and wife were In
Louisa Monday.
Clarence Carter Is expecting 10 leave
here soon to work.
Jay and Ben Church were visiting
relatives here sunday.
Miss Bertha Carter. who Is staying
with her brother. IL expected home
soon.
Rev E. b. Wiley of this place is
visiting in Ohio.
Mrs, Rosa Austin and daughter.
Elizabeth, Mrs. Bertha Cooksey and
Thomas Austin OF Fallsburg were Wis
itlng Mrs. +. II. Austin and family
Monday
Dewitt Diamond was visiting Harvey
Preece Sunday
About twenty-four young people
were entertained by y. II, Austtp's
children sunday afternoon. - :
VIM. Taylor motored 20 Louisa sun
day
Ray Burchett was in Louisa one day
last week.
Misses Virginia and Karen Diamond.
Lizzie and Make Taylor were visiting
Misses LizzIe and Leona Bays Sunday
Miss Grace Damron and sister pass
ed through here Sunday.
Let US hear from Smoky Valley and
a HAPPY PAIR.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26
POTTER AND FULLERS

There will be church nj the Hewlett
Branch school house Saturday night
August %. Probably series OF meet
ing will be held by Rev. Moore. Every
body come.
Mrs. Margaret Bowe was calling on
her sister. Mrs. Ransom Mullins Sat
urday.
Green V. Moore made n business trip
20 Louisa Saturday morning.
We are sorry TO say that Roscoe
3oggs is very III at this writing. His
speedy recovery Is hoped for.
4 Virgil Skeens was on Hewlett
branch Thursday.
Misses Noble Collins, Alice Boggs
Ind Bessie Adkins WIS calling on Miss
bile Boyd Tuesday afternoon.
Green v. Moore still makes his reg
ar trips TO Dennis.
Virgil Skeens spent, Sunday night
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26

wifes comings and goings, didn't itr
Then turning abruptly she left him
standing In the long shady lane lead
ing to the village.
Traceter was. angry. His first
thought was, IF that's the way she
feels about married women I'm glad
found II out In time" But better
judgment prevailed. He knew that
with her rearing, her practical ten
denotes, her really domestic nature,
that she only half way believed what
she said.
They were both determined not to
give In, yet each was secretly wishing
something would turn up to furnish
excuse for their seeing each other or
pave the way to reconciliation when
the rummage sale was put on, II
engrossed the minds Of both women
and men, for the men had to wear all
their belongings or keep them under
lock and key or be compelled to 90
to the rummage and retrieve them.
Glen was walking past the store
room where the sale was held and
looked in the window, when he caught
sight Of James pink Bingham with Its
perky little bow in the back, hanging
on a look.
$50, she got rid Of II because ad-
mired It," he thought bitterly. Idly
he sauntered into the store Mrs.
Sands, the energetic and gracious
saleslady, met him. $50 glad to see
you, Mr.. Traceter. OF course you are
going to buy a brick for the new
"A gold brickr" laughed Glen.
Hardly" denied Mrs. Sands "You
know we don't deal in anything of
that sort" Then she noticed his eyes
lingering on the pink gingham. Smil-
ing, she turned 1t around on the hang
er--"her mother just brought it, En-
gagiDgly-"Now, I suppose, you would
not be interested In the dress as II is?p
and her laughing. teasing eyes dared
him.
why, yes, Mrs. Sands, think I
would. Come to think of 1t that is
my color exactly" and he took of
HIS hat and ran his fingers through
q mop Of hair that had been labeled--
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26
PUBLIC BUILDINGS FOR PUBLIC
USES.

=
Need exists for the Government to
exercise the power to help voters get
more control over their own machin-
cry. One of the ways In which this
can be done is by getting greater use
tof the schoolhouse. The schoolhouse
,onght to be used more than they are
now. Al present we leave the school
house vacant and useless excepting
when the children are in it The
,schodihouse may be turned into the
greatest power of advantage by using
1t for political gatherings where men
may exchange ideas.
We ought to use these buildings that
represent the most important interest
of all of us, not only for threshing out
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26
FALLseuRo AND BEAR CREEK
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
FALLsBuRG, SEPTEMBER ;, 1927
Programme


s.45-- Devotional. DIR. Charles +. An
derson.
10000 Welcome Address, Judge II
c. Austin.
lo;1O--Response, District Preaidens,
c, w. Miller.
io.25--Annuai Survey. District Sec
rotary. Miss Hatten.
io:5o--our Place in the Big Pro-
gram, w. j. Vaughan.
il:l5--Business appointment ef
Committees. etc.
Noon.
-Deyotional--The Sunday school
and Character, DR.. C. +. Anderson.
2.00--Building up sunday school
!. The Parents part, NJ. s. Burns,
2. The Superintendent part, A. O..
Carter.
8. The Teachers Part William H.
Vaughan.
s:00-Eohoes from the schools by SUI
perintendents and pastors.
$3.50 Business
s:35--"win Be Missed w. j.
Vaughan.
Bring your lunch. your note book
and pencil. your right hand for a shake
and let us all be happy and useful.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26
James Pink
Bingham Dress
By BARBARA KERR

! g. 1871 By Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
"Motherl Where is my pink ging-
ham dressf" demanded Jane Bryant,
unanimously entering her mothers
room.
why, er--what dressr parted her
mother helplessly as she shipped on
q thread. M
Then It's truei" walled Jane
dramatically, mopping an angry tear
from her cheek. you sent It down
TO the rummage sale and that horrld
Glen Traceter bought it Mrs. Sands
said ne did"
Z well, what II he had, Janeyf He
wanted TO buy something, reckon, to
help out the clubhouse fund. What
difference does II makei You said
the other day you never intended to
wear II again. I'd ransacked the house
to find something, and thought I
might as well send that as anything.
said her mother soothingly.
Jane and Glen Traceter had quar-
relied over politics. Jane declared
that she intended to always vote and
make most Of her new Independence
and would not surrender II to any
man just for the sake Of being his
household drudge.
Glen at first thought her merely
fooling, but when he found her Sc
rious and challenging him to an argu-
ment and an expression Of hts Ideas.
he said: swell, l guess am bit
old-fashioned, Jane. for ! should not
want nor would tolerate my wires
going into politics In the strenuous
way some Of these fiighty sisters are
doing. don't think / should ask her
to be simply drudge, though I must
confess. Jane that you were never
so charming to me as when / caught
you In that pink bingham dress wash
ing down the front stairs"
"Oh. dare sayp retorted Jane an
grily. ''the utilitaffan did appeal to
the MAJ who proposes to regulate his
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26
Kentucky
Farm Bureau Federation
sis SHARKS BUILDING LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY
OFFICE or rtE SECRETARY
July 2s, 1921
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
July as. 1871

At session Of the Lsgt slative Commit tee OF
tho kentucky Farm Bureau Federal ion, held at it's
offices in Loui file. ~, the above date. the
following solution ntroduce ed and p assed:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26
Reslstanc. Not Matter Of strength.

A sturdy frame and big muscles do
not necessarily presuppose great pow
ers Of resistance to infection. These
are an individual matter, depending
on the ability of the cells to react, and
our knowledge Of these matters is still
vague according to the observations
Of medical expert who recently read
a paper on the subject at convention
Of his fellow practitioners.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26
vitb Louisa friends,

with Louisa friends.
Ransom Mullins and Leo Boyd were
business visitors in Louisa Saturday
evening.
Miss ollie Boyd was shopping In
Louisa Monday.
Miss Louise collinsworth who has
been suffering from poisoning is some
what improved
Cupid says the wedding bells are ex-5
pected TO ring In our town soon.
Remember the meeting and come one
and all and lend a helping hand for we
feel that a revival ls badly needed 10
our community,
A LONESOME GIRL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26
Cruel crItlcIan.

"a motion picture comedian says
he has moments Of deep depression"
remarked Mr.. Gadspur.
"why should hep growled Mr..
Wopplt.
"Why. indeedr
"He never has to sit through one
Of his pictures."-Birmingham Age
Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26

. q.
IL VIII be only ten dollars, Trace
ter. and l am sure Il vile you 4
splendid service"
Il couldn't think OF takldvan-
tage OF your generosity, Bands. !
must insist on paying SONG like
the worth Of the garmentclared
Glen gallantly as he handed twen-
! ty-hye dollars and received pack
age.
Mrs. Sands was jutilamd 20
pleased with Mr.. Traceteranner
OF carrying on the joke that nailed
Jane as she was driving byt day
TO tell her how much her ging-
ham brought. and hadn't some
more old dudsf
OF course Jane had to prd In
| terest and agree that Mr.. ceter
was too nice for anything TOP out
In that way.
"Fudgew rallied Mrs. Sant"You
know II was your dress hented.
He's not going around buyingnon's
secondhand clothes for anvest-
ment"
Jane laughed, hlushed andrried
on. She would have an acting
from that mother OF hers. her
face sobered She was remering
something. In little pockeside
the belt OF that pink ginghams
little old locket. That day wberub-
bling the stairs she broke thoain,
then slipped the locket in tbelt
for safekeeping.
Excitedly she called. asld her
mother II she had taken anythi:rom
the dress pocket.
"Why. no, dear. didn't kn the
dress had a pocket. What i itf
I'll call Mrs. Sands. No, III chirs
Taceter,' !
No, no. never mind. Dofcaii
any one. il was nothing muciust
that little old locket I've worn sing.
Let II so. promised Mrs. Sm I'd
help out some, 80 I'm going nlfor
an hour or So"
When Mrs. Sands again ralliher
on the splendid sale Of q dress,ne
said sobsriy. DO You suppose hver
unwrapped that packageT
"of course. he did" argued nan
tic Mrs. sands. "Tll bet he HI II
right where he can see IL whber
he goes In his roor;- But whyr
TN tell you, Mrs. Sands, therns
locket In the pocket and nner
didn't know It'd like awfully yet
IL back.
Mercy meT Dreathed Mrs. Sis.
why don't you go right oyerf'll
go with you and wen ask Mrs. I,e-
Ter
NO, no, not Tor the worid-Cr--
we-had quarrel
wen, there's no harm In my ahg
for IT. declared Mrs. Sands, Z I
didn't sell that, Just the dress"
Bnt when she went In she nd
Glenn at home and he banteringiye-
minded her that ne mad bought
dress as -, but that ne would ut
ana she could look II ever. "oh. De"
she murmureu. mo doubt II dropd
out. Jane VIII be SO sorry for r.
seems 10 set q lot OF store by e
iocke' or the picture that was IN
elem was sympathetic but nonc'-
initial He did not say that when
was smoothing the dress out In
closet nus hand STUCK the hidd
pocket and that the locket was y,
safe In ms pocket That story y
Tor other ears, ana as II was MS q
TO call al Bryantf'. ne would not Z
II until evening.
Jane herself let him In. she "
as matter-or-ract as u ne mad call
regularly every TUESDAY rRht aior
AFTER the weather mao been respe'
fuliy cataiogued and. laid oy "
slowly drew forth the iocket. ION,
didn't get lost AFTER all, smiled Jai
then she oiusheu as she thought
the picture.
4 nave wondered good ma
times what WINS I'D tnat locket.
SAID softly.
You didn't dare began Jane n
eyes nashing.
but elem dropped on one knee
SIDE her chair' caught her mana an
opening tne loeRet' iaid u In her pal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
Russell R. Boreiing,
Conductor, Is Dead

Russell Il. Boring. well known con.
ducior on the Fort worth 4 Denver.
and Tor n nmbey Il years resident %
Amarillo. az 3oi Eas, seventh Street
died Thursday Afternoon az the home u
his father In Duran, oklahoma. 20
which place be- was removed from this
.ciy last Monday. accompanied by his
Wifc. hls four children and Josh Hell,
and T. . Dunw, osiN. following m iu.
ness covering about month 80 at.
nounccmcnt Il funeral arrangements
has i"rn made and 10 h deemed im
probable that luiciu.nt viii b. IN
Amarillo
For q number u wears Nj Horclng
vas local chairman for the conductors
- the Fort Worth and Denver rail.
rad H. was prominent mcmbcr ~
the Csslsr ~ Railway Conductors and
had many friends not alone along the
Fort Worth & Denver. hui AIMING Those
, connected with M, Santa Re and
Rock Island reads
Information concerning The pavsius
~ Mr. liore!ns. was received hy Uffi'crs
nd members - the railroad brother.
D 'uis and other friends IN Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

u b. c~'imatsd that ii. Icv ii i-..,u
iailon N the world ~ H. go 01p.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
Creenberger Will
Open Marion Shop

Announcement has ben uiads that
I,"o Grc'nl@rEri hrs secured ssH,0 '.-t
space IN the new Fair Theatre building
and IN ~ shou, the 18th - February
viii oi~n Tho Marion shop with a line
n ladies ready to wear. This htile.blg
establishment viii have beside. . IN
.1ue settling In the front u the grea,
esi theatre building In an this sstiun 4
the country. numerous 9TH attractive
features
II j. uud-rvy-i 'hs, the fixtures Zoe
m" Marion shop vii h. reflective
The general elegance q IN. establish
ment The latest IN ladies wcar viii
~ exhibited IN The Marion Shop In
pleasing variety cmbodyins down.tr III
minute mcsisis and fabrics
With its greatest length on Polk
street. The Marion Shop viii attract
Nitrn,ion = those who are looking foI
he last word IN merchandise Tor fc,n
inine wear Tho lighting and lisnl,y
equipment - Tho Mariun shop viii sisf
30 distinctive. Altogether the new cs'aS
iishW-nt il expected {" l.. one q tho
merchandising beauty sI,ots along po.k
stree,
La ''recnA'rEer l. veil known In An.
ariilo rucaniii" c1rcl = and hi. r-v
v~-'Ir' under his aide management, 4,
assured ~ success from tho op,rinr
date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
EST .gg Nfo1oRLSf
TnE ALBERT L. CLOUGH
capp1ght 1871 ~ me International Syndicate
Starting The Chilled Engine

lots o. Geonp upI Ne fcd The cpHds me
Proh'ad
HE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS prompt starting
Of cold engine An explosive mixture be the spark
plus points the igniiuu be- s best and the engine
- must be free TO ua >" hai r eanns speed can be- obain'd
OnN small proportion ~ gasoline viii ard
Of fuel
supplied cylinders ~ the volatile
produce Teiore flooded
plenty Of fuel the afr intake ngler choer should
b. closed this With little the
manifold a. dash adjustment
should b. Tor rich Al mis- fcotne With gasoline Is ohc
uonabe in respect to ~ 're 'nrn hraon and should be ear
ried further than aboue, Tor defeat It's by
Whsle
flooding
prevaing larger
cnahe form H1 h'
Piled underlined electric filling ne
cooling antreee by using
ho he fburetor and
intake pipng but into the n'ake and by similar eNp'den
arr'frf
cylinder through - spark plug hole u poonfu Of gasoline
the
ignition manifold suction pungcr primer.
which delivers electrically heated gasoline gasoline
electrically heated
Jets which IN general the throttle
should opened but little fuel then finely sprayed than at vide
throttle openings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

regular olilng system Chords scan'y
iuDricaiiou for the upper par Of the
pSfon and. IN such cases. u may be
good practice 20 ndd = pint % engine
oil 20 each ten gallons % fuel. As
{ Under OF mikes perfectly win gnso-
une. there "a no danger OF c.ogginE
The fuel passages There can be no
danger In irving cut this method OF
auxiliary lubricli'on and YOU may
hnd 'hs' a. makes vour eng Ne run
sT bother ami perhaps Clrbonise
more slowly
~ waioTi1 Win b. dHsVefri ~ Nis
edigic gBsVsT "a dcsir'd. enclose scif
, Aibsri l. Ciou0h. care ~ orr 0fi-c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
10 REG|ST { RE D
HEREF0RDS To Be
AUCTI0N[5 ne RE
s,i.E Will BE niD IN sECO>Il
DAi o. BIlERs Nh SELLERS
CONVENTION.

w. v Bennett secretary - the i'a1
handle Hereford Brecdcrs' Association.
announced t0lsy that thu association
would h"ld an auction sale the -ccund
day q the Buyers a sellers CONVEX
ton. February Is. n, which time ,he-,
~ill be ssid iso head of registered
Hereford cattle SlNty.f,c Il thcu
win b. bulls aud So viii BE- cows and
helfers Forty head 81 these cattle
yin ~ known a. coliseum cattle. that
n the proceeds Tor their sales viii hc
asmsfcl hy the breeders t. the coll
scum fund
Mr. Bennett said This will BE- the
hlerrst registered Hereford auction
ever held IN the Southwest; colonel
frcd Repperi VIII bc the auciioncer.
He has a reputation u Icing one ~
the hest IN his line Sons u Domino.
Bright stanway. Beau Randolph aud
ether noted Hereford sire will he Z
fsred. Every great family In Here
forddosn will have it, representatives
IN this sale. These cattle will be %
ferud In tip-top condition.
We wiii hold a show o. these cattle
the dgy before the sale and ribbo j.
WIN be awarded 20 the winners The
rarlot division will. according 20 pres
ent Indications. include some go cat
lie These cattle will BE- sid AZ pr.
,ste terms MANY u them viii be
Just ~ good - the cattle In the auc.
tion. The association member. are
from the Panhandle. New Mexico AMI
DklahOnia. aud We draw cattle from
wide territory and this carioi dlvi.
non viii IL a coed one.
Hundreds u range bulls have besn
sod a. these shows In times past. and
~e exp~ct many more 10 10 sold a.
The future. Through these sale. AMI
SLOWS the Panhandle ana Amarillo are
gaining vide publicity as the cent r
u rcPl registered castle.brccding dis
trist. The carlo; cattle will Dc exhlb
tied Al the lots on the corner q Sec.
ond and Polk. The sale cattle VII
te statied al a place which 4. being
arranged for today"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
REPAIRING WORN VALVE
GUIDES AND STATS

,. X. writes; Grinding the valves
OF my engine no longer makes ih-m
sea, properly and ! md that their
stems q; loosely IN their suit~s
Should I get valves with oversize
stems and how much oversize: l.
there any way % having the surfaces
rsnnlshed 80 that there viii be bet -
seafingi
Answer: II your vaive.Euides st-
furnished With bronze bushinEs he's
should BE- reamed ou' Until true
when. by measuring their holes. sou
can tell whether large enough over
sire stems can be obtained for Them
IL they are worn beyond the posi-.
bhity OF h;ilng them win oversize
stems the bushings should be pressed
out and new ones put IN 20 A. stand.
ard valves In case these guides nfe
not pushed. ysg should have them
rsamed true and then sec n YOU cTr
get stems large enough 10 ~ them
n not. perhaps YOU can have them
bored out and A. hushinxs In them
II will be necessary. after you have
fxed up the guides. 20 have the valve
seats trued Up. This - coun-Vr-
buring operation required 10 make
the seats truly conica' and conrerir e
with the guides as vel a. 10 remove
QResfioHs o. general iHfcreI %
eoiumn. spasr pcrBiiiiia1 n on i1ip
addyesssd. stamDed cnreioBe Addfci
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

The nrv, Negro state hank In Chica
go has iccu Opened.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

NRs. BttE>s tG,TN
TO RESIDE ~ CITY

Mrs Edna Buvcn~ after m al'-enr
f-nn Amarillo ~ srvssai months i n
fhr city again from her Colorado farm
STR. Buvcns Tor number Il years IN
FsEed ~ a pehlic ~ien-xrsrher. vision
"a q kune or TIVE western Colorado
siu,s. where shr propf-~.r to grow ga
ln,essi scale. high grade Tavhrries
while preliminary improvements arr
is.iuE inside on the farm IN the state
fsmed Zoe hs "cvl- hrrrzns. the farm.
turincss ~oular has rcfurnsd and viii
srain fransrrshr the Thoughts snd words
,f,fho isilths asiin aags T"nc by.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

Daily News Want Ads nrirg results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

MIR from tn Yak Is very rich.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

lots o. upI Ne FED The cp1d me Eugnc MAJ,
FTShsacd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
FEEDING on WIN rnE Gas.

>. o.. o. asks; wha' - your opln-
ION a. 90 parting cylinder OIL IN with
ne gasoline Tor fabrication pur-
poses How much OIL should be
used 20 each Ten gallons OF gas7
Does 10 have Iny tendency 20 clog
.he gasoline line or Carhurs'or:
Answer Two-,yclC engines are
tsL1.I Is oiled entirely In This manner.
81 far - ,s1s' as their pistons are
concerned. about per cent by vol
uma.of c,'iTder Oh being added 20
he gasoline while there IL not
usually much reason Tor applying
fhis method 90 q four-cyclc engine
hating good fabrication system.
there mty be engines In which TIE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

S.,i Nond1v evening it r,'k Street
Methodist ,hur o. N, Lions club . this
,itv win hc entertained hy M third
siaf lecturer 90 a.. international Ne.
soria;lun Vi william \ Eon". author
poet and entertainer 1ud known
ihrorrhugt tb. country ls plain BIZ
"uq' IN. club viii have 'h' lodica
present and rryull now W"mhrr N
rucs's n m club Music win %" furn.
lehcf o., rrit quartet uUi,r The super
.s.ur Emp Never
NJ Bones poems hl,o o. vii" circu
nilon ana uu, W tn 49,, b. Oiil'd Ms
CunFci'r, The ,H-inal VERSION fb'
luw-
NJ cusi,n,. siys o. rc. siys no;
uuN sly
How big mln are ,uu' How much
son virgin
You've h,rn pa busy d.flsin' me of rtr.
r,' oo chance o. ,hecl, YOU az On
weight
You shun mc 30 tho day and fuss ar
figh''
com, houo ,ud swear. Keep ,uu wake
al ngh'.
You never speak. nor ask me what
60 d..
iul-ss you'rc sick. 81 m",ncss hurting
vow
IN ih.r ,au ,ry IN rroml,. you1l do
rieht
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