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Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
HOLTVILLE


HOLTNILlE. April s.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur McKinnon are the
proud parents Of a baby boy, born
Monday. Mother and baby are do
ino nicel.'
Misses Martha Rycrson and Helen
Kingsbury spent the week end at
Pomona.
Il. H. Blanchar. who was called
to Santa Ana on Sunday By the
death o" an uncle, returned home
Wednesday.
Harry Adams left for San Diego
Monday morning, expecting to re-
turn later in the week.
Among those home for the spring
school vacations are Fred Greasses
and Willam Anderson. They drove
down Wednesday night
Eau Claire Lester spent the week
end in Los Angeles.
Miss ErneStine Edwards accom-
panied her father to Whittier on
Thursday, returning Friday even
ing.
The Whittier Girls Glcc Club re-
cital was held al the grammar
school auditorium Thursday even
ing.
The Holtvillc chamber of com
merce membership drive closed Fri
day, Mrs. j. p. McClatchie winning
the prize of 800 III gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longstaff Of Han
ford are spending few days with
their daughter, Mrs. Pauline Rey-
nolds
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
TRAFFIC CHIEF
RECALLS TRIALS
OF EARLY DAYS

Inspector r.. l.. Eruck Of the mot
or vehicle department is paying Il
visit to III Centre and vicinity. IN
Spoctor ErurI; il chic. of the South
crn California department and as
sistant to G. X. Harder, chief in,
spcctor Of the entire state, and has
offices in Los Angeles.
Inspector Bruck entered the mot
OF vehicle department two months
after its organization in 1917. Dn'-
ing his - years of experience Il"
has been Il material factor III bring
ing about the organization Of the
present state STAFF.
In rrcounting the history Of the
Imperial Valley section Inspector
Rrurk said that considerable diff
Guilty was encountered here in the
early day. This was dur to the
fact that many motorists at thai
time sought to avoid buying the
necessary licenses. This was 90,
prcia!ly rue in the case Of trGcit
owners. he declared. many of them
sending the tras's down into tn"
valley with the belle" that they
would b, safe from taxation.
a. But we fooled them, he de
clar, 4. IL remember one. wear III
oarticula~ that came into the val,
lev. We nailed hundreds Of trucks
without licenses and W" collected
$4,000 in fees and penalties i'm.
posed
Asked why California was more
ltnitnt with motorists than most
other states in the matter o.
! promptly acquiring license plates,
the inspector said:
California has been built to lis
arcscnt greatness by the motortst.
/ Perhaps this is the reason. 1t is
the purpose OF our department to co
operate in every way possible with
the mot oring public and our stand
is based ON lcniency. We do not
Wish TO prosecute motorists for OF
fcnscs but seek to encourage them
to obey the laws.
"We are much pleased with the
work Of the present traffic squad
in Imperial Valley which thruu1n
! the efforts OF Inspector Greer and
Captain Frank Oswalt has been
brought To Il most efficient stand
ard
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
Youth Arrested
In Big Swindle
by nited Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, April s.
Gwen NJ. Sullivan, 2S year old head
OF an importing and exporting firln,
was under $4,000 bond today,
charged with conspiracy to violate
the National Banking Act Sulli-
van, with two EMPLOYEES Of the An
glo and London Paris National
Rank. is alleged TO have victimiZcd
the bank of 100000.
The bank employees are Arthur v,
Scott, assistant cashier, and knud
B. locgsburg Of the foreign cX-
change department.
Sullivan. Il former Stanford Uni
VcrSitv athlete, the charge states.
would borrow money from the
hank, dcpositing bills of lading and
warehouse receipt as collateral.
These he would withdraw later,
leaving trust receipts in turn.
Through the two employees. whom
police state were only "dupes, hr
would thus make two or three heavy
loans on one shipment of goods.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
Court Grants; s., :. :.
Two Divorces

Two interlocutory decrecs of di-
vorce were granted by Judge a. c.
Finney in superior court, depart
ment two, this morning following
default hearings. The decrees were
granted TO Lillian c. Adams against
Orlin Adams on grounds Of deser-
tion and to Mary F. Teer Proctor,
against Alexander y. Proctor on
grounds Of extreme cruelty.
The plaintiff i'll the Adams ease
was granted alimony of $32 a month
by the court and given the custody
Of the one minor child Of the couple.
Kendall Perkins represented the
plaintiff. &Ew4
Alfred Blaisdell appeared az coun-
sci for the plaintiff in the Proctor
raSe.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
VandeE:bilts to- -.
Seek Divorce:
u, Initsa press Lease,i ytsirr :.

PARIS, April 8.-Mr- and Mrs.
William K. Vanderbilt II Will soon
seek Il divorce to dissolve the mar
riago which was celebrated % years
ago this month, the United Press
learned toda7 from 4 source usually
reliable
Mrs. Vanderbilt arrived at Cher.
bourg today from New York aboard
the White Star liner Majestic. 1t
was not stated here whether Van
dcrhilt cr Mrs. Vanderbilt would
file the divorce action.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
Doctors Slayer
Must Pay Penalty

BROOKLYN, y. Y, April s.
Francesca Caruso, convicted OF
killing in his blind ignorance, the
physician who was unable to save
Caruso 5 dying son, today faced the
penalty of death in the electric
chair.
A jury decided at midnight, after
deiiberating six hours, that Caruso
committed first degree murder when
he stabbed DR.. Casper S. Pendola TO
death in Il frenzy of grief over the
death of his son, Joseph, 6.
GaruSo, a longshoreman, believed
DR.. Pendola had killed the boy with
some deadly poison, because he saw
the physician inject antitoxin into
Joseph 5 veins in fruitless effort
to stem the ravages of an advanced
ease of diptheria. NO physician
had been called until the ease was
too severe for effective treatment,
ii was testified at the trial Caru-
50 had treated the boy with ''home
rcmedics. one of which was to tie
leaf of lettuce around the lad 5
neck.
/ c,.artNr
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

k"Dins happened along. The friend
gave chase and he Mexican dropped
til" tires III order TO hasten MS
iiish. The tires were rctrrnaa tc
The owner.
Conservation Club meets first and
third Mondays Of each month, 1880
p. m. 51G State st. Public invited.
adv
Pure Country Cream. We deliver
IT. Gan us. A. NJ. Williams. Phone
653. 2 eoa r.
Girl Is Missing -Eya Sanchez, u
Mexican girl, was reported to police
Yesterday ~ having run away from
h,a' homo in ~ certro. Iiua- a,rf
vas described as being IL y"ars old
and having much lighter complex.
ION than most MeXicans. No reason
t6f her act was made known :IId
the parents were unable to throw
aEH light on wher" the pisi might
LaNr gene.
California Dates until May 3lst,
at Highway Date Ranch, 4 miles
west. Sent anywhere. Fine Easter
or Mother Day gifts. Phone for
delivery in FL Centre. adv
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
" Co, FL Centre Lal fOS Main ST.
\ zone 100 adv
Horses Are Stolen W. s. Norris,
4 ranchcr residing about five miles
south Of Imperial reported the thief.
of four head Of horses 10 m" shcr
IF : office last night. The animals
disappeared some time yesterday
and no clue as to the identity Of
the thieves was available. rhc
horses were described as being two
large bays, eight wears old and
weighing in the ncishborhood Of
1000 pounds; two brown horses. II
years old, weighing about l2Oo
pounds.
Episcopal Hot Doughnut sale. Sat
nrdav morning. Narncvs and piggly
Wiggly. adv
Chickens Bought and sold. Dress.
ID or undressed. Phone 966 for
prices. 1882 Woodward adv
Believe Car Stolen big sIy
Studchakcr automobile WAS found
abandoned near h c Hollywood
apartments and has been turned
over to the FL Centre policc Ar-
cording To information the ear has
been parked in the same place for
the last six weeks and is apparent
~ a stolen machine which has been
deserted by thieves. The police are
checking up ou the machine TO de.
tcrlHihc who the owner may be. The
ear bears the license number +, 81.
"GG, the plates being 1876 CaIifor
MIA.
Nestle Circuline Permanants. Bar
bara Worth Beauty Salon. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

made wiTr- be on s:Fle ff55e sFtsnFfrlgg' :
about 9:30 o'clock. Two booths,
one at the rigglp Wiggly store. and
one in Varncy 5, viii sell the tooth
some daintics.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

variant charging mlSutnlcanUr
has been issued for his arrest. lie
ls believed to be somewhere in the
valley although his home 81 in Los
Angeles.
thoroughbred German Police pup
pies for sale, cheap. Phone ia. adv
Marcels SOC: Shampoo SOC: Trims
boc; Manicure SOC. Vera Rodri.
gnez, Casa Rcv Hotel, No. II. Phone
lll0 adv
Jewelry Is Stolen. Burglqrs
breaking into the home of j. 5.
Holmes at Calipatria yesterday
made systematic search of the
premises and confining their attcn-
non 10 Jewels made away with
gems valued n more than #l00 In
Holmes report the following items
are listed among the missing arti-
cles: one cameo ring; one set o.
pearl ear drops; two bar pins; two
stick pins; one pearl pin and t".u
pairs Of green cuff links.
Notice-The Service Station
corner of Fifth and State Streets
formerly DuSold Service Station,
has now changed hands and will Il"
known as Fifth Street Service Sta
tion. j. w. Shaffer and A. F.
Truman, present owners, viii con
tinue to give first class service TO
old and new patrons. Let's get ac-
lnai2,eG adv
Visitor Loses Suitcase. \ SAT-
case WAS reported stolen from pc,e
Servas at 1876 North Fifth street
late last night. The suitcase con
tanned n quantity of clothing ana
was stolen from his room, Servae
sad. Among the contents were Il
<suit Of clothes. 4 spring top coat,
III shirts, Sock. ties and towels. Scrvas
is visitor II RI Centre his home
being in Salt Lake City
Episcopal Hot Doughnut sale, Sat
nrdaH morning. Narncys and pigglS
Niggly. adv
1. v. Academy OF Music offer.
superior advantages to students Of
piano, voice. pipe organ and Ora.
matte art. $50 Olive. Phone 4G6J
After 6 p. m. 466W adv
Thief Trightened Away .. G.
/ Robins of l0S Hamilton street rc.
ported the attempted theft Of some
automobile tires from his ear while
IL was paIH,d IN his paragr. Ae-
cor3ing to the report the theft WAS
attempted by a Mexican carly YES.
tcrdav morning. The man Is said
10 HAY" entered the garagr and r..
moved all of the tires from the ma
chine. lie started away with thom
just as a culn.cd man, a friend Of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Oct. ....,s.. l4.55 l4,Gll !Li-.A4 lt.gI
Dpeyr---- IA. .7J-- l'f.fe -1f72 .la-Sg
Jan.T.e, las .14S4 14.T6 14.s3
March 14.s6 14e7. 14.s6 l4.77
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Get Your Swift Premium Hams
from Holdam Stewart at a specially
!ow price. adv
Wooda Blesy Dance Studio. 723
range. Phone 411W. adv
Two Admit Sooner
Singh, %, Hindu of FL Centre and
". y. Newton, IS. of FL Centre en-
tered pleas of guilty to charges of
drunkenness when arraigned before
Judge Edgar b. Hcrvey in police
court this morning. Singh gained
his freedom when he produced 80
with which 10 pay 4 fine and New
ton was released on a suspended
sentence with 3O.day jail term
hanging over his head.
Thief Gets Jail Term.-R. Nalcn-
cnzucla, 40, Mexican, Of FL Centre
of petit larceny when arraigned be.
fore Judge Edgar Il. IIcrvcy this
morning. He was sentenced to pay
a fine Of 500 or spend 80 days in
jail. He chose the later and was
ordered committed to the lookup.
Nalenluela was caught in the act
Episcopal Hot Doughnut sale, Sat
urday morning. Narncys and PIGGY
Wiggly. adv
A. e. C. Rootbeer Stand will give
away Alaska Suckers Saturday from
1 to . p. IN. BE sure to get yours.
81 Main. Meyers Beer on draught,
Zoe. adv
Of running Off with 4 quantity Of
lulnp,r BY :. Y. iIanlcy, 4 watch
man employed by local merchants
last night. iIanley brought the mar
to headquarters and he was lockel
~.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. RAA,
" Co., FL Centro, Cal. COS Main 81.
Phone 100 adv
T.Bone Steak On toast, soc. Thr
coffee Shop. adv
Jail Breaker Pleads Guilty
Timothy { kecf". alias Jack Faith
cree, entered plea of guilty 20
charges Of having escaped from the
Impcrial county iail when arraioned
before Judge \. {. finncy in super
:or court, department two, this
morning. O'kcrfe in entering his
plea Of guilt asked that he h.
granted opportunity to enter an ap
plication for probation and his re
quest was granted by the rourt, The
case was continued for one week.
Episcopal Hot Doughnut sale, Sat
urdav morning. Narncys and Pi@gly
Wiggly adv
See Our advertisement on Swift
Premium Hams. Page G. Holdam
Stewart. adv
Ex Convicts Case Continued
Tomas Monies was arraigncd before
Judge \. G. Finncy this morning
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
COTTON MARKET
Hy United Press Leaacd Wire

NEW ORLEANS, April s.--Thc
cotton market closed steady. Spots
closed steady, up 10 at l4.2l.
Omen HiUh NV (Iosp
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

l4.45 sEutgges closed 5 to Il Jigh-
fs. "-fy-g---- - '-..-- .,'y--- :.
Open High Low Close
May !, 14.06 14.1f l4,66 lab
July.I 1880 14.31' IA % l4.36
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

by =. "ress LeoSed Wire
NEW YORK. April 9.-Slot>
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Dairvmen of Kings county receiv
cd $j.l9l POS for their products in
1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM City and Comfy

Brawley Man Wanted. Ralph
stevens is wanted by Brawlcv 20
hce. He is described as being about
70 years oid; black curly hair; dark
>"ompleNion; height about } feet, .
inches; weight about 100 pounds. 4
warrant charging a misdcmcanor
has been issued for his arrest. lie
Is believed to be somewhere in the
valley although his home 81 in Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

r,r a 2 Eaas,n Arr1st. ES
i-acticn specialist Davis BLDG
f-"nings hv appointment Pho".
3W, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

rotation Hearing postponed.
The case of Jack Huntington and
James Robinson, sceKing probation
after being convicted on tw"
charges If forgery in superior
court, was continued over for an.
other week when il came up for
Lcaring this morning. rotation
officer Griffin told the court that
hc was unable To complete his in
vcstigat ion into the ease OF the two
Youths and asked that the ease b.
continued. Rudolph Martin, alleged
arcom3licc of Warrington and Rob.
inson in the forocrics, will be given
:; trial in superior court Monday.
Keep Healthy. Drink Paul 3 Lem
onade. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
Depot. adv
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
tv Co, FL Centre, Cal. COS Main st
Phone 100 adv
Calexico Men Jailed Tihurcio
Mclcndrc2. ~, and Manuel Dclzado,
-, both of CaicXico were locked up
1T the county iail Yesterday to serve
terms of 80 days and 60 days, ic.
| ,pcctiVclV, unon convictions IN
| Judge Lor,nZ's court at CalcNico.
| Neither was able To produce 500 20
pay fines imposed Mclcndrez is
/ charged with having caused an in
| jury t. another person while Del
Iado was convicted on II charge OF
reckless driving.
Episcopal Hot Doughnut sale, Sat
urday morning, Narncys and Piggly
Wiggly. adv
Doughnut Sale Tomorrow.-Mem'
brrs of the Episcopal Guild are
busy today. completing plans for
| two hot doughnut sales, to be held
J tomorrow, Delicious home made
! douGhnuts, which will be rushed
from kitchens where they are being
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

1. v. Academy OF Music offer.
superior advantages to students Of
piano, voice. pipe organ and IRA.
matte art. 632 Olive. Phone 466J
After p. m. 466W adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08
Ex -Convicts Case Continued

Tomas Monies was arraigncd before
Judge \. G. Finncy this morning
charged with being an cx.convict
and having pistol in his posses
sion. Upon being brought before
the Judge and having the charge
against him read thc defendant
asked that he be given an attorney
- defend him. The court appointed
Dorsey Whitclaw as his counsel. The
case was continued for plea.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Marcelling. SOC. G2l So. Fifth st.
i'i che 1908. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Nestle Circuline Permanants. Bar
bara Worth Beauty Salon. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Episcopal Hot Doughnut sale, Sat
nrdaH morning. Narncvs and PigglN
Wiggly. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

See Our advertisement on Swif
Premium Hams. Page G. Ioldan
Stewart. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Episcopal Hot Doughnut sale, Sat
urday morning. Narncys and piggl,
Wiggly. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Episcopal Hot Doughnut sale, Sat
urdav morning Narneys and Picgly
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

thoroughbred German Police pup
Dles for sale, cheap. Phone ia. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Episcopal Hot Doughnut sale, Sat
urday morning. Narncys and Piggly
Wiggly. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
tv Co., FL Centre, Cal COS Main st
Phone 100 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

California Dates until May 3lst,
at Highway Date Ranch, A miles
west. Sent anywhere. Fine Easter
or Mothers Day gifts. Phone for
delivery in FL Centre. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Get Your Swift Premium Hans
from Holdam Stewart at specially
.ow price. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Chickens Bought and sold. Dress.
ID or undressed. Phone a66 for
prices. 1852 Woodward. ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Robin happened along. The friend
gave chase and The Mexican dropped
tn" tires III oIdcr to hasten his
iilGh1 The tires were reformed 70
the owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

conservation Club meets first and
third Mondays Of each month, 1880
p. m. 5IG state st. Public invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
" Co, FL Centre tai fOS Main ST
lione lG0 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Of running Off with 4 quantity Of
lulnpor by :. Y. ilanley, watch
hian employed by local merchants
last night. Hanley brought the mar
to headquarters and he was lockeI
~.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-08

Keep Healthy. Drink Paul Lem
onade. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
Depot. adv
Evening star., 1927-12-15
WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO
BY MEHRAN Il. THOMSON. Ph.D.

We are all familiar with the old.
timer who takes the joy out of life
by reminding us of the good old days.
Nothing that happens now can com
pare with what took place years ago.
Certain alumni of any high school.
academy or college return ever so
often to their alma mater to see ball
game or track meet and shake their
heads in disappointment: THE old
graysmare. she amt what she used to
be-" And this in spite of the fact that
the Young fellows are smashing the
records of the old.tiners without
mercy.
This is by no means peculiar TO our
age. Recently an inscription was dug
up in the Old World, dating 1000 BIC.
The writer is very much alarmed over
the modern youth OF his times and
longs for~"the good old days" This
makes the game of clarifying the past
the oldest of indoor sports.
None of us is entirely free from
this tendency, though we fight against
it. The good old days seem better
because we are used to them. 1t is re-
markable how a person becomes at
tached to old ways. They become a
part of our very being. Sentiments
which are emotional attachments
spring up to bind us still closer. It
is the same trait that makes for
loyalty and devotion in all walks of
life.
The opposite side of the picture is
fear of the new and untried. We are
naturally distrustful of the novice
whose strength and courage have not
been tested. If you are taking a ride
in an airplane, you prefer a machine
Evening star., 1927-12-15
BY JENNY WREN.

Since early American furniture is
still in wide favor it appears that our
admiration for it is deep-rooted. With
some of the Italian. Spanish and
early English furniture we have felt
little i'll at ease. We have had to
make an effort to educate our taste
to sincere appreciation of them. but
not with the early American style.
The reason is obvious. 1t is our
"hOme folks" in furniture design. 1t
was built for and by our own ances
tors-people with the same ambitions
and ideals, the same conceptions of
home life and home comforts as our
own.
Duplicates of the wing chair. light
stands and chintZ-shaded glass lamp
shown here can be found in almost
any furniture shop, moderately priced.
lCopyrght 1927
Evening star., 1927-12-15
LITTLE BENNY


Mary Watkins was sitting on her
frunt steps on 2 cushions. and |
started to sit alongside of her on none,
and she sed. Heer. heers one Of my
cushions, don't you dare sit down with
out cushion. do you wunt to catch
your dethly cold?
And she gave me cushion, making
me feel populer and we started to
tawk about different subjects sutch as
who has the best time. a elevator man
or a aireoplane driver, and how a
cannibal would feel if he found out he
had ate some of his own relations on
account of the butcher sending him
the rong order hy mistake, and Mary
Watkins opened a paper bag and
started to eat little round cakes out
of it, saying. Wont you have one,
Benny?
Me feeling like being coaxed and
saving, Q | don't know, no thank you.
/ CESS not. and Mary Watkins sed,
o do. please take one, | got them
around at the baker store, please have
one.
Wich I did. taking a small polite
bite and saving, G wiz you awt to go
around and get your money back,
they taist like sawdust.
O is that so. we'll if your intristed
to know something I made these cakes
myself. Mary Watkins sed.
Me thinking, G good mite And |
sed, o, well CESS maybe A little saw
dust got in little corner of one and
jest happened 10 get it. And l quick
took another bite. saying, o, | should
say so. that's different. that's swelN
that's the best cake l ever taisted,
that's wat | think
No you don't either, and III jest trub-
BILE YOU to give me back that cushion,
Mary Watkins sed.
And she quick grabbed 1t back from
underneath of me as if she dident care
weather I cawt my dethly cold or not
and would even of bin glad if | had of
Evening star., 1927-12-15
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Advice to Bachelor of "A Who Believes He Ought
to Marry-Shall Wife No. 2 Name Baby
After Wife No. |?

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the aln%g ann m @ ar w at & M and ds
sSst sy f" T2 va a % ss" g % ssS' s'
do n The ass @ l.n n 1 ss ?ss s | 5
Years. "i ten DF'fut5 Bu not so
Never consider he is almost
n s a NsSs a sn s that his @ Soud "
make S nsy Single @ So 6s SSS "
D G @ as 'G@Ps the
% r 5 suSd S s' night noGs anG have s"s @ @
which She want to at home while
to setie be a Companion
a,sn think KIT the time asos has
with @ feel m that life Win be cds md % and dust and @ '5ss @
nsw ST ~hS EH instead fH oas should 20"
you ho % S @ Ga s' so ns s sa other TO S %
as'ne sn unnSSs nSd US tSr nP 0'' we
s @ s"sorn
w h d d MI Use 9e rhG nG ss uan ah% doing their
probably that make both dreams come
predestned DOROTHY DIX
DEAR DOROTHY DIX Ny sister is married who wdowe
@ m @ ss NY else % Se s Of % sfo u % %er 3
~ & h that d h % S ssn S 0 @ hs '1 9d M has
aTst %ife My
s e @ m@e n s @ % With % s RHa S9 IN sH an" this hurt" her T sf
% esns 1 sys s., s s for s:
whom he
he romantic
And the
in No to
ser Berss a'S"s on %
far s% @ @ % t." with @ % his :s @ @ a % % .a % ,1sa
his that he happier with his
his ritaed him.
angel she pretended to be-
OF
a
of
shut off his foolish babbe
little, helpless
ALT are to
DOROTHY
DEAR a to man
~ and are
in it. o We
of
v.
everything
his family to his fancee DOROTHY Y.