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The Washington times., 1922-07-22

The Griffs have pursued a most
desultory course all season. Great.
er steadiness would have kept them
among the contenders in a pennant
race becoming warmer and warmer
every day.
On May IL. for instance. the
Milan gang was last. absolutely
last. the Chicago White Sox being
two games ahead Of them. On June
1 they were In third place with Chi
cago still seventh. The Griffs had
won thirteenn and lost hut six
games over that stretch.
Prosperity proved too much for
the Griffs, and July 1 found them
In fifth place. Chicago had climb.
cd into third place and Detroit
was fourth. The Griffs clung to
fifth place until . few days ago.
whom they slipped back another
notch.
The Washington times., 1922-07-22

The Eagles will visit the knicker-
booker Juniors in the Georgetown
Hollow: Holy Name Juniors and the
Crescents will battle at Sixth and B
streets, and Mt. Pleasant will tackle
the Plaza team at Brookland.
The Washington times., 1922-07-22

Tomorrow will find the Sham.
rocks and Dominican Lyceum
playing the feature game at
Seventeenth and ID streets south
east.
Hartford and the Gibraltars will
get together at Sixth and b streets
at 1880 d. m; the Aztecs will play
the Auburns at Washington Bar.
racks at 1880 p. NJ, and the AT.
Iantics and Trinity will clash on
the Trinity field at Thirty-seventh
and Il streets northwest.
The Washington times., 1922-07-22

The Warwicks are back in .
winning stride and bumped the
Crescents, to /. in Section A.
Junior class. The Indians forfeited
20 Liberty Cubs In the midget class.
Plaza A. c. won a fine victory
over the Anacostia Eagles in Sec
ton B Of the junior class, making
two victories with no losses. Ihe
Knickerbocker Juniors are Leading
with three wins.
The Washington times., 1922-07-22
High And Low

...,.. IS 81 3S 36 20 II 9OI
The Washington times., 1922-07-22

i've read all about golf recently
from every expert writing for the
papers" said novice on the public
course recently. in confiding to a
player In his foursome. I've tried
The Washington times., 1922-07-22

tBatted for Picinich in eighth.
tBatted for johnson in eighth.
The Washington times., 1922-07-22

The Manhattans, though having.
lost two games, are far from being
out of the championship hunt. p
TOday's big game Is between
Sherwood and the Shamrocks, to
be played at Seventeenth and ID
streets southeast at Sis p. M.
Neither team has lost game I'm
Section A, unlimited class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
BELLAlRE
ROAD MEETING
To Be JUNE e

Announcement; is made that the hrSt
annual meeting % the LAST Liverpool
Marietta Highway association Will be
held in East Liverpool rn June x. An
nouncemenl OF the meeting i made By
Arthur A Bcckman. secretary or the
u association. The program for the meet
ing has not yet been prepared. but II
viii Be arranged as soon as possible.
The committee is much interested N
the fact that tho Cincinnati thamhcr
Of commerce has become interested IN
toe ohio river highway proposition ana
hopes - see a road along the river
constructed from Pittsburgh. Ia. 20
CAIRO. III. 7: = stated that meeting
OF r, personalities - all the organiZA'
tIunS aloHg the -.'cr interested IN the
road proposition vi. hc held N Cin" IL
natl soon This meeting will BE- prei'm-
iHa-, 20 the Eas' Liverpool meeting.
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Fred Carpenter. Lot No. in Hendrys-
burg. 81.
j. +. Mellot; ct al to ". NJ. johnson.
Trac, OF land N York twp. 81.
Joseph II. Lands and Ida B. Landi
Iowhatan. 81.
Quit Claim Deed
William kennard and Helen kennard
10 John H. Hines. Tract Of land in
GAINESVILLE. 81.
Marriage License
William Edwin Johns, age IS roll!
turner. and Grace Mandry. age -. both
Of Martins Ferry. Rev. r. B. NcDane!
performed the ceremony.
New Case Filed
The Packard Motor Company. OF
Pittsburgh, corp. VS. Emma Wilcox
Action for the replevin Of property
Petition alleges that the property asked
Tor by the plaintiff IS Packard Road
the plaintiff.
In Court Yesterday.
The whole OF yesterday in Comm on
Pleas Court was taken UP with the trial
NJ the case Of Leslie Brown vs.. Wheel
ing Electric Company. At late hour
Yesterday afternoon all the witnesses
for the defendant had not been exam.
lncd thou, $4,000 were asked for by
the plaintiff. Attorney D. d. Dubois
represented the plaintiff while Heirletn
Lynch and James represented the dc.
tCndant.
The Court OF Appeals was in session
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all day yesterday, hearing Z number Of
the cases that have been set for that
court 1t is likely that tho greater part
of today will also be taken up with the
hearing of cases by that court.
Card Cub.
The Card Club was entertained last
evening at the home Of Mrs. c. V.
Porterheld on Marietta Street Five
Hundred was tho chief diversion Of the
evening and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Dance,
A dance will be given In the new Com
munity Garage on East Main Street thi
evening. Spangler's orchestra Of Vince
Ing will furnish the music and Z larg 8
number are expected TO attend.
st. C1a1rsvlls Brts1S.
Attorney D. D. Dubois Of Bellaire Wa
business caller here yesterday.
r. G.. Richards OF GAINESVILLE was .
visitor here yesterday.
Alonzo Dunfee Of Belllire was calling
on local friends yesterday.
Attorney G. A. Colpitts Of Barnesyine
was in St. Clairsville on business yes
tcrday.
Clinton Brown OF Somerton was .
business visitor here Tuesday.
Attorney W. II. Jones OF Bethesda
was a business caller here yesterday.
Judge c. J. Lynch OF Bellaire was In
town on business yesterday.
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sion with will attached returned and
lil"d, endorsed with return of commits
si"ncr and with deposition OF Phiny Q.
Clark. witness 10 Will. VIII admitted
L. probate and record ordered
Peter Stutsbcrry. deceased. Petition
% sell personal property at private sale
returned and fled endorsed with report
al sale. SHE confirmed and record
ordered.
Joe Gdletta, deceased Notice OF hear
InE returned and filed endorsed with
proof of service. Cause heard. hnding
that due notice according TO law and
me former order Of this court has been
".Icu that the said Joe Galeta Is
iurauc and incapable Of managing or
taxing ear" Of his property and guar
dian appointed for him.
I.aVernc frost. Adoption and change
Of name. Report OF investigation filed.
Gauss, heard finding that facts stated in
petition and answer herein are true
that petitioners are persons OF good
moral character. reputable standing and
ability 10 support said child properly.
That In" best interests of said child VIII
be- promoted by said adoption. husband
and wife each examined separately. Dc
rrcc Of adoption and record ordered.
Andrew N. prummond. Giuardla IN
Application flied. Set for hearing May
.. H.. At = y. IN. citation ordered and
.Ssucd Continued.
Peter Stoishcry, deceased, Apnlica
ton filed for determination Of inheri'
lance tax. Tax determined without
Auditors appraisal finding no tax due
". {. Luystcr as Administrator nj
Isr"al Sheppard. deceased w Josie Wild
does. ct al. Summons returned and filed
endorsed with proof of service.
Realty Deeds
Richard r. Lynch. sheriff, 10 George
!. Duke. Tract of land in Pultney twp.
<lo15.
i. i. NAilCtt ct al TO Bruce Chus;er.
Tr,r,; az land in York twp. 81.
/ j. +. SELECT ct al To W. NJ. John
,:,.1 r.ac; If land in York twn. 81.
! James II. Myers to J. y. Clark and
J. /. Mcllott Tract of land in Mead
/ twp. SO.
The Shadysidc Bank n corporation to
Sarah T.. simpson. Lot No. a1 IN Rod
cf"- plat or Shadysidc $40.
+ Pauline HaincS and James Il. Haines
10 Anna. Crimes Thompson. Tract or
! land in Flushing twp Sll@J.
! Iona Clark and Mary +. Clark To the
; Parsonage Trustees Of NJ. l.. church OF
HcndrySburG. Tract OF land in Kirk
wood Twp. $500.
Joseph Nahb and Vutura Nabb to
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has been taken over by the local COM
pAny. \. Reynolds VIII have charge oE
the hospital at Barn@sViLle.
RE50fh
John Crozier IS finishing the work OF
remodeling his home on Iwenty-ihIru
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright have re-
turned to their home at East Liverpool
after 4 visit here.
Members OF tho queen Esihc. ctrc,e
OF the South Bella're NJ. L. church we's
entertained last night a. The home OF
Miss Martha sutton.
An interesting meeting OF the II"
lodge WAS held last aISh.
Miss Mari Smlh has returned 10 nor
home in South EciIaIrc after Il visit
20 Columbus.
The regular meeting ~ III" ciiV
council IS 70 be h.ld Friday night and
important matters will get attention.
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BRIDGEPORT
MINERS DEATH IS
FOUND ACCIDENTAL
Coroner Hardesty Holds inquest In
Fatal Mishap to John
Benedict

Coroner clyde TTardcSty held an in
oucs, INTO tho death Of John R"ncd!C'.
who was killed at the Rail and kivr7
Miro No -. last evening at the MIN"
offices. fEe rendered verdict or a.
c,denta! death.
Benedict was frc boss At that nlsc"
and was caught between car and RIO
of a mine entrance last Saturday, He
WIS rushed TO the Reynolds Memorial
hnSoi.al where ne died the next dnN
form the injuries received.
Coroner Flarddsty questioned Scrcra.
witnesses who were with Eencd.ct a;
the time as well as the attending ply
stefan From all indications the Acc'-
dent was unavoidable and could hr
viasScd as nothing but accidental.
He Is survived by wife and several
children. The funeral services were
conducted yesterday morning at H:aN.
His body was then shipped 10 West
Newton where interment was made
Beneht Associatio--
The woman's Bereht Association OF
the Macabees will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow evening IN the Helm
lsiu hall. A program n honor Of
Mothers Day will hc gwen at this meet
:ng and al members are urged TO at
tend.
Porter Funeral To-day
Funeral services os Mrs. Mary Porter,
who died Monday morning a: the home
Of her daughter on Howard street. Will
hr nc,d this afternoon ~ O'Clock from
rhe home Of her daughter. Rev. George
W. Way. of the Wheeling Island Spirit
ualis: church. viii have charge OF the
services. Intermcnt Will be in Lin
wood cemetery.
Fathors' Night Friday
The Bridgeport post Of the American
Legion and the local cha pier "t Ser
vice star Legion will observe Fathers
night at the Legion rooms Friday even
Irr ~ this wc~N \ fine program has
hccn arranged by the committee In
charge ana programs have been sent
OH. to all service men. J. =. Helm
,c,n will be tho principal speaker OF the
evening.
Play Ferry Today
bridgeport high sChoo! will clash with
Martins Ferry at IN" local grounds this
afternoon ~ t:lS O'Clock. This il the
second game To hn played between tho
TWO cities. Martins Ferry winning the
first game on their hom" grounds. The
locals have been praCtcinS hard for
this game which will no doubt be a very
good game.
Rearing Tomorrow Night
The hearing "t Stew" ppNska. who
pleaded NOT guilty Of having beer in
his possession when officers raidcd his
pace A. ANtnavillc last saturday night.
VII be hc,d before Mayor Junk.ns to-
morrow evening.
Eagles Hold Meeting
The ,ocal aer.e OF Eagles held n meet
in: and initiation At their home on the
GadiZ nike last evening. Several mem
bcrS were ;,Hrn IN =: thc meeting. The
drive wni.h has hrcn started by the
Eag,es to raise their membership 10
L. Gao is RAPIDLY nearing that number.
First Swim Yesterday
What is Claimed 10 be- IN" first swim
mad hy swimmers IN this city was had
bv four Young mon in Wheeling creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
STEUBENVILLE
MI, Pleasant Mans Case
Goes TO Jury Today

Steuhenvii!e. o.. May 9.--Thc trial Of
r"hn T. Encd Of MI. Pleasant Ter second
degree murder. will likely 60 to the
Jury in Common Pleas court here We'd
ncstlay The state rested Is case this
morning and the defense began calling
tho first &C it's IS witnesses. many OF
them character Witnesses. Reeds dc.
Tense - that he shot William Jackson "a
save his own life. claiming Jackson
had a gun and had made frequent
threats to Kill him.
Pleads Not Guilty
Mrs Carrie Abel who was Indicted
for shooting with intent to XII her
husband Alexander Abel of this city.
entered a plea cr not guilty when ar
ra!Cncl IN Common Pleas court today
and her bond Of $500 was jn'rtas Sod TO
$1,000 Clarence Adams VIII" wa :ndic,-
ri Tor selling stock N ;hc NnrkvIilc Coal
Company before the stock lad been
authorized. also pleaded not guilty.
Holds Inquest
Coroner r. II. kIrk has returned T., m
UammondsVil!" where he held AN m
quest into the death .oC Iurm'nc trbain.
uE"d 81 wears. who va run down and
KILLED by a Cleveland ~ Pittsburgh rall-
road train. l'rhaIu. tho Coroner said.
had been she'll Sh"rkcd Will" serving
with the 1ta';,un army during IN" war
and became suddenly insane. Relatives
tried 10 dctu.u him at WcllSvi,lc but he
broke away from them and his manGlcd
body was found several hours later on
he railroad tracks. Accidental death
WAS the verdict
Marriage Licenses
Joseph Ash. =" "f TIltonville and
BESSIE 10th. Il Of Nurhv'llc. LOUIS s.
Whitaker. - Of ClarksburC. W. Va. and
Elizabeth Davis. IS Of Stcuhcnvi!lc. Al
fred II Srhaofc-. .! Uf Stcuhcnvi!lo and
Ethel Work % o. Holidays cove. W. Va.
charles rckNu. Il aud Mary Scw1n IS.
nnlh II Shnrf l'rNrk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
MARTINS FERRY
RETAIL MERCHANTS
ORGANIZE BUREAU
New Step Is Outgrowth of Institute
Held BY Martins Ferry BUSINESS
Men

II,
a. tho meeting 81 me M'r. nuns -"
statute last cve"!n KAT ~" t"I'" ~
Trade room. kcta'! M"r'"Ih'N hu' cav
. MAS organized. The purpose 81 '"'> ''
GauIza' on : :" bring the merchants To-
Sc;hcr AID /" e; 'h"n' !" r"-'r.''''
tN"F irwin S'"'' ." me ~.
o: M"CrhInt Yesterday ""'H."-' N'''
a ;u! house. ana '"'nihu'" g." '"' N'"''
SUBJECT last e'>"'h|' re- 'L''3'',
I" The merchants me nee" '''
ton and contained by SAYING mat co..
operation prevents PS'r'" '''"' $40
% other cities 20 bay their Eo"tS' rue
also spoke on Forces MAT hH.Li BUS
ness. The attendance iAst evening sur
IA SSed any OF the former metNh%N.
About ~ people We're present an" '"'N
decided interest in the matter ihe
topics for ,oday's addresses arc. Get
ing the Most out 81 BUSINESS at II
a. m and this evening ~ 80. NJ W"I
speak on "MuAjns Mac;.uS Ferry Pros
PEI
No, only arc tho merchants and Their
r,e-As invited hu; an who are interest
"A ,-e .,rr,d I, attend MIR Irwin stat
"a ,.ss,.-d,y ,i,,. no Thought and WAS
-. .r..,., .,,. c,nurb ,rrcrcsr =
80 .,.,, -, .,,:s ,,,,,,,r and that the
,,r,;,,,r u,,, On over with great sue
.
,..,, =, n;. ,or. day for rer,ur.
,,r Er: ~ Sr,,Iry K~,bs VIII address
80 ,,3,.,,, -, -r,,.,.,1cr n, tho week.
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UN''NA ''',''", ,:... ,,l,I -, M
h'""n's program o''"N "'',' ''''''
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ne bra ''mS 49,. ~ ,n,s,a-darn
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me n'wan'S ,'u a ~ ,.,n -, 81
con 20 De he'd '"''''' ~ - -,,,o
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nand Win n'Folu w '.,-, o,.S,'v
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d. =, -, o,,r ~ ,be Ncrcr1n,s. IN.
,,,,.,a,uri>b .,a-,s ot \ O'Clock There
', - ,i,,,, or r,r,n. something q.N
49, ,.,,,,I ona ,be hss, in tho INV
-, o,ar T'hs-. will n. ,yyo sneakers.
,atn;r, ,,d cdrratiora,
-h VII aI~o he D',,c p-izes worth
,''I.t,c, ,,,Tn ;, 80. A;,end;n,r,
-. :, tsarin,~ with Inc occasion. Tic
',,.,h.o, yri', -, .er,cI hv the Kir..r
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p,,r, 1aire MAZDA
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80 'y. s ~ ,,..ri nn rsa5,: ror IN.
80 ,,a,r ,,,,,-a Nu,b ~.
80 -, h,;rr ,akcr in MS matter ou,,
$50, b,ve ,rraadv turned in their
$500, fo- subsc-jniions Tho tennis
.orr,s yin 10 erected on the lower sido
40 IN. c,ty mark mex, 70 Grant avenue.
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Two oregon engineers have perfected
A process for making turpentine from
tir tree pitch.
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o"YSn -car1n.

TIE marriage Of Mr.. Frank one. anu
Mss Margaret CurrSn was s"'"mn'Lea
bee Yesterday BY Rev. Father J. w.
Whitman. pastor Of the s. John : Cath
,. church The bride - tho daughter
a. Mrs. Fila Cur-an OF Franklin street.
While nc groom is a well Known YOUNG
MAJ - Pleasant Valley. Al SAErn o.
P.raSan; Valley and Miss He.rn Jones
cr Ee,laire were the attendants.
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Prepare for Amsterdam.

The Martins Ferry team Of the Inter
CIV league - rreHar.rG Tor NmSterda m
who VII. play 1T League park next sat
urday afternoon. Not discouraged WIN
the singing defeat AT the hands ..
wcirtou last sunday. tho Martins FerrF
ciuh WI! have several new pitchers on
hand Amsterdam, - regarded as one
nc the bes; teams IN the league. giving
the Wheeling team hard battle last
sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
To Form Anhp Club.

\ ReinoRt county automobile assoc
A@or = 10 be formed a. a meeting mere
tho e,rn.nE Of June Is AZ me 'hamocr
=: commerce rooms. The meeting wy
=. 80 same one 10 &c addressed 10y
Jgrc-i Ecetham. Republican candidate
fr- governor =. 5. James secretary OF
tho Sta.e automobile association. Will
attend he meeting and will SPEAK, No
matter ~ forming such an orEaniEa ''on
h~-e rav been under consideration Tor
-
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MOTHERS Party,

The annual mothers party OF the
l.oyal Daughters class OF the CHRISTIAN
church viii - held Friday evening a.
The church The ovC@t "! he he.d n
the church club rooms An interesting
n-oEram has heen prepared FOR the oc-
casion. Various socia, diversions Will
aIso be enyoved and luncheon served
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Begin Street work.

TIE work OF grading Franklin street
between Thirtv-rourth and Th:r;y-third
s,ree;s Is under way AZ The present
t.n~ The contract was e; some I'm"
20 70 Samuel r. Mc,la.n ~ THIS CITY,
The street IS % he OF concrete.
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ing and Re!lalrc has nHrcha SOD another
stove ~ RarncsviNr. . vas announced
Sss-~-dav Tho shoe hospital * con
aucteA ~ Don Ha rdesty deputy sheriff:
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Ktwanis Meet Thursday.

rlans t"r the community tennis cup
are being made and VIII he ready for in
spection IN the near future. Much III.
tereSt IS being taken in THIS matter aunt
several have already turned in their
money for subscriptions Tho tennis
courts Will he erected on the lower sldo
~ the city park. mex: :" Grant avenue.
and affords anc location for the
The Washington times., 1922-11-24
HEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER
World Famous Story Of the ALI Cob.
quering Power of Love Over the
Heart of the Willful and Beau
tiful Sister of the Auto
cratic King Henry VIII.

quickly enough. 1t touched Der
one vulnerable spot-her love.
II win go; promise 1t again.
You shall never hear another
word of complaint from me~ n
you give me your word that mo
harm shall come to -him-to him"
and she put her hands over
her face to conceal her tears as
she softly wept. -
THE day you sail for France.
Brandon shall go free and shall
again have his old post at court.
/ like the fellow as a good com
panion. and really, believe you are
more to blame than he" -
IT am all to blame. and an
ready this day to pay the penalty.
/ am at your disposal to go
when and where you choose" en-
swered Mary, most patheticaAy.
Poor, fair Proserpina. with mo
kind mother Demeter to help her.
The ground will soon open, and
Pluto will have his bride, IN,
That evening Cayendish took
me aside and said his master,
Wolsey, wished to speak to me
privately at convenient oppQr-
tunity. So when the bishop left
his card-table, an hour later, l
threw myself in his way. He
spoke gayly to me, and we walk
ed down the corridor arm in arm.
1 could not imagine what was
wanted. but presently it came
out: my dear Caskoden"-had /
been one of whom he could have
had any use, should have grown
suspicious-''My dear Caskoden. l
know l can trust you. especially
when that which I have to say
is for the happiness of your
friends. l am sure you will never
name me in connection with Yhe
suggestion that 1 am about to
make, and VIII use the thought
only as your own" =:
Copyright. 1922. by Bobbs- Merrill Co.
Go Be Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times., 1922-11-24

It would seem that the tremen-
dous dose OF flattery administered
by Mary would have been so plain
ly self-interested as to alarm the
dullest perception, but Henry's
vanity was SO dense and his appe-
tite for flattery so great that he ac-
cepted it all without suspicion, AMI
it made him quite affable and gra-
cious.
Mary kept up her show of affec-
ton and docile obedience for 4
week or two until she thought
Henry's suspicious were allayed,
and then, after having done enough
petting and fondling. as she
thought, to start the earth a-mov-
ing-as some men are foolish
enough to say 1t really does-she
began the attack direct by put.
ting her arms about the Kings
neck and piteously begging him not
to sacrifice her whole life by send
ing her to France.
Her pathetic, soul-charged ap-
peal might have softened the
heart Of Caligula himself; but
Henry was not even cruel. He
was simply an animal so absorb
ed in himself that he could not
fool for others
"Oh! It is out at last" he said.
with laugh. II thought all this
sweetness must have been for
something. So the lady wants
her Brandon, and doesn't want
her Louis, yet is willing to obey
her dear. kind brother? Well,
well take her at her word and
let her obey. You may as well
understand, once and for all, that
you are to go to France. You
promised to go decently IL I
would not cut off that fellows
head and now I tell you that if
hear another whimper from
you off il comes. and you will go
to France, too"
This brought Mary to terms