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Jessie Dovisor Services
Held Tuesdoy Feb. Z

Funeral services Tor Jesse Davs
ison u ESQ Dayton Az. who died
Friday January 80 Ia Miller hos
piial after brief illness were held
At 2 pm Tuesday February 2 Al
Pilgrim Baptist church. Rev Floyd
Massey tr, pastor, officiated Mrs
Er,uine Allen was soloixt accomp-
sniod BY John whitaker at the
ergan
Mr. Dawson had been hospital
lzed for enc week prior 90 his death
he was born in Waterloo, Ia. and
bad been resident % 81 Paul
for 20 years
He IL survived by his wife, Mrs
Quanita Dawson. enc sister, Mrs
Hattie Carter. both Of SO. Paul
one brother. Louis Dawson % Ccd-
ar Rapids Ia several cousins and
other relatives
Rural was in ElmhurSt cemetery
with Rrcoks Funeral Home In
charge ~ arrangements
Harold Johnson % Cedar Rapids,
cousin OF the deceased ard An
tonio Garcia Of Omaha. Neh
erother Of Mrs Dawson. came TO
the city 10 attend funeral services
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Confined from Page ~

John Milligan, Assistant Commits
sioner II Education Of New Jsr-
soy. Elmer Carter. Member ~ the
New York state Commission
Against Discrimination Frank
Baldan Of the Cleveland commun-
ny Relations Board William Bait
Secretary u Labor and Industry,
Andrew Bradley. Secretary Of
Property ana Elliot ahirk. Director
Of BEpC ali from Pennsylyania
Senator G. George Destafano and
Representative John ~ Chafec Of
Rhode Island. Mr. and Mrs sid.
nsy Gerber ~ the Washington
State Board Against Discnmina-
ton ana Mrs, Rebecca C. BARTON.
Executive Director Of the Cover
Rights u Wisconsin
Accompanying Governor Free
man from Minnesota we're clifford
nors Co mission on Human
y Rucker. Executive Director ~
The Governors Human Rights
Commission, Wilfred Leland. Dir
ector o. FTPC. Thomas Hughes
Secretary 10 the Governor and
Judge T. Howard Bennett
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MACEDONIA BAPTIST

Sunday morning February LIST,
found the spirit high among the
congregation The choir sang bea-
utifuly under the direction Of Mr.,
.T. Spencer, new choir director.
Rev b G Cassius used for his
subject, Christian Excuses
Speaking from LIST Kings chapter
20. verse 40. he emphasized that
many u US became 30 engTossed
with our private affairs that we
lose sight Of our souls salvation.
Sunday February s. Rev, Cassius
and the entire church viii go 10
Duluth 10 Calvary Baptist church,
where Rev Cassius was former
pastor The Royal Jubileers, and
the Spirit of Minnesota formerly
Friendly Fivel, will also attend as
they were with Rev Cassius when
he first went TO Duluth as pastor
Of Calvary.
On February IS, these two sing
ing groups. the Harmonic Jubii-
etts and Seven Wonders viii all be
featured in a great Musical 10 be
held al Macedonia Baptist church.
702 Lyndale Az. "
You are welcome 10 visit Mac
ed0nia.
Miss Charlene Owens, secretary.
Rev u. C. Cassius, pastor.
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Howard's c ofering
tCon,inued from Page ~

and became manager Of food opcr
atoms AZ the Twin city Arsenal
plant When ths cafeteria closed
two years ago AZ Twin city Ar
aenal Mr. Howard established his
own firm.
re presently operates food serv-
ices FOE the following large firms
IN Minneapolis Itslnhardt sroth.
ers Cafeteria. auto supply whole
sale distributors. Coast "a Coast
Stores hardware merchandisers
NspCo Industries Inc, mamIfaeturs
ers ~ heavy trucks and truck
equipment
Ne alao furnishes catering aery-
ices for Sunlight Lodge and for
tho Mayftower Congregational
Church mems club
TITS catering services have been
extended 10 many church conven.
tlona and civic Rroupa and clubs
IN the Twin cities
Mr. Howard recently elected
treasurer ~ the Minneapolis
branch u NAACP Is a member and
active worker in Zion Baptist
Church
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MOTHER or SPOKESMAN g
RECORDER STAFFER DIES

Sturgeon Lake MINI. Mrs
Rudolph Larson, mother OF vern
Larson. production superintendent
~ the Spokesman and Recorder
newspapers in the Twin Cities
died January 20
Funeral services were held Jan
20, at the Birch Creek Township
Faith Lutheran church at 2 pm
The deceased had been seriously
III since Dec 81
Her husband Rudolph 10 whom
she was married on June II. 1919
survives her as does ten children,
three daughters and seven sons
The daughters are the Mines
Albert Larson, Dennis Johnson
ana Earl Gray; the SONS are liver.
Donald. Earl, vern. Ronald, Rob,
ort and David
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CHURCH
NEWS
ZION BAPTIST


We enjoyed our Church School
service Sunday. Subject OF the les
son was Two Kinds OF Citizen
ship" and scripture reference
Lake 20 1925. A wonderful dem
onstration entitled, Christian Love
With No Strings. was presented
by Mrs G. Fraction
The III am. worship hour was
another inspirational service. Rev
II w Bolts Jr. read for the open
ing scripture Acts 9:t-0 Offertory
prayer was offered by Rev. r
Henderson. Pastor II. w Bolts
Sr based his text on Acts 80
using as a theme. What Wit
Thou Have Me Do ?" This question
was asked by Saul 10 Jesus when
Saul was on his way 10 Damascus
10 prosecute the church and was
stricken from his beast. Rev Bolts
said Il Is dangerous 20 try 10 hind
err Gods program aH Saul did. We
must do His Will
New members were extended the
hand Of fellowship and roly com
munion was administered following
the morning sermon.
Many visitors were recognized
and attendance was good.
The Senior and Young Peoples
Choirs were in charge Of the mus
tc.
The u. r u was very interest
ing The adult group brought a
special feature consisting OF read
ings and recitations by memory
which were highly enjoyed
The evening message was brief
but inspiring Scripture, Ezekiel
81 Ia, was read by Rev II w
Bolts Jr. followed by the message
delivered by Rev r. Henderson
whose subject was ooh We dry
Bones, Hear the Word Of God.
Sorry 20 report the singing groups
were not nj their posts, bat Gods
work must 20 on
Visitors were Miss Goldie Elake
Of Chicago. Odessa Parlte and Miss
Alberta Chambers, both of St
Paul. Robert Smith and Dorothy
NJ Cyprion Of Minneapolis Visi-
tors are always welcome At Zion
The Parsonage club met Sunday
~ 4 pm. with Mrs. Susie Hockett,
1856 Portland Az as hostess Four
teen members were present and
we enjoyed a wonderful fellowship
Mrs &. Joiner Is president and
Mrs NJ Matson, secretary. The
next meeting Will be announced
later
On our sick report we note that
Mr. Arthur Lyons Is back home
from Fairyiew hospital and did
not have 10 undergo surgery His
addreas IL 1923 Emerson Az. ~.
Mrs Birdie King desired 10 at.
tend worship, but was unable 20
walk down the stairway Let's
continue 20 pray for the sick.
Prayer meeting was well attend
ed the past week, Everyone Ia well
come TO attend each Wednesday
evening AZ 1850
Mrs u. Henderson, reporter
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Reqoleffes Entertain
A. Seventh
AnnuoI Dunce

The beautiful ballroom "
~ Paul Hotel lont Us cxqb
decor Co the Eth Annual Fo,
dancing party ne which the y
ular and charming Regaicttes So
isl Chih entertained near eat,
aeity crowd at one % the most
beautiful affairs u the season
A lighted fountain ~ running
water IN the center " the dance
fioor enelrcied with rcd hearts
was the center % attraction Spec.
lai table conferred with a floral ar
rsnTemen; was occupied ~ club
members.
club members in their beautiful
formal attirv welcomed guests
who WIRE equally as chic Tho
dance floor was crowded through
out tho evening az the orchestra
PLAYED danccahie tunes
OFFICERS and member. arr sara
Nicholson. president. Ceola Webb
vics president; 0wvnaolyn KIRK
secretary LOWE Parker treasurer
uarric, Gorinn Fipcncc Fletcher
Fanoes Travis and Finriia Hutton
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MRS. JAMES WooTEN
HOSTESS TO FRIENDS
ON HER BIRTHDAY

Mrs James Wooten. 937 81 An
thony nv, spent a very pleasant
evening Monday January 70. with
group of friends who helped 20
make her birthday happy oe-
casion
The evening was enjoyed play
ing various games. soelaIizlng and
the serving Of refreshments. which
vas highiighted with two birthday
cakes made by Mrs Carrie Green
and presented 10 the honorse Mrs
wooten received many lovely and
useful gifts
Wishing her happiness were the
Messrs and Mines Oscar Maddox.
Joseph Monroe. Louis Williams.
Mines Myrtle Ross. Louise White.
Carrie Green. Miss Donazelle
Green and Messrs, Richard Travis
and George Clark.
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THREE WEEKS Old
INFANT SuCCUMBS

Gravesidc services FOR Rodney
Kent Phifer, three weeks old son
o. Mr. and Mrs. John Phifer Jr
~ Smelling National cemetery on
Wednesday February 4. at pm.
Rev s X. King. pastor OF Saba
thanl Baptist church, officiated.
Tho infant was born January II
and died Sunday February !, AZ
81 1921 Clinton Az. were held at
Mis- home
Surviving In addition 70 his par,
ents are one brother, John Tim
othy maternal grandparents. Mr.,
and Mrs Timothy CANDLES OF
Denton, Tex patcrnal grand.
mother, Mrs Mabel Phifer Of Min.
neapolis and other relatives.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge Of arrangements
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FINAL RITES Held
FOR GEORGE p. KITCHEN
ON FEBRUARY THIRD

Final rites for George r Kit
chen. 1900 Oakland Az. who died
Monday January 20 were held az
10 am Tuesday February 3 at the
Toliver Funeral Home Rev John
L Young pastor Of Bethesda Rap
list church. otficiatcd.
Mr. Kitchen had been IN for the
past SIX months and was admitted
10 Minneapolis General hospital
after suffering heart attack on
January -, and died there ON Jan
nary Is
PIE was a native % Tennessee
and had lived In Minneapolis for
several years BE was a member 81
Bethesda Baptist church.
There are No known survivors.
Burial was In RoSedAie ceuae-
terry with ToHver Funeral home In
charge % the service
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Mt. oIIYEr BAPTIST

Nothing but Innocent Blood will
Pay the Debt" WAS the subject
preached by Rev, y H. Hunter
Sunday February LIST at the morn
ing worship The Senior Choir,
Gospel Chorus, and Mems Chorus
provided the music under the dir
ection Of Carl Walker Silas Smith
and Blessing Faison, pianist
Visitors during the day were
Mrs Ida Wells, Jackson. Miss,
Mr. Daniel Jenkins Youngstown,
Ohio and Mr. While r varnek,
Washington, d c.
At 7'f5 pm. communion was
administered and members who
had joined the church during the
month Of January were extended
the hand OF fellowship.
The president of the foreign
Mission department Mrs Eunice
Green and the secretary, treasurer
Mrs Eliza Smith, are appreciative
Of members who assisted in send
ing a box OF useful articles 10 Rev
and Mrs. Milton Combs in Ran
COON, Burma
a group of young people from
Mt Olivet participated in an in
terdenominational rally at Central
Methodist church Sunday after
noon February 1, at $50 pm.
which was under the auspices Of
the youth Council OF Church de-
partment They were accompanied
by Mrs Viola Casseil Mrs. Essie
Pipkins. Mr. r. Daniel and Mr.
and Mrs ] Buford.
On Saturday evening. February
T. a Youth for Christ" meeting
will be held at Mt. Olivet church
at Z pm, Workers from the Min.
ncsota State Sunday School and
y. t Y Congress are expected 10
be present, Miss Judy Blakey r.
president.
Mr. Buford Hayes ia improving
at Miller hospital Rev. ]. J Clay
burn has returned home from As.
bury Methodist hospital in Mime
apolis His condition Is reported
fair and visitors are still limited.
Mrs Mable Patrick formerly OF
1881 Park Az, Is now convalesc-
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IN MFNORIAM

In loving memory Of our dear
mother grandmother and great
grandmother, Mrs Nora q. Craw-
ford who passed away January
q. 1856.
We are lonely. yes, for Mother,
In the years that passed away,
And we know she viii always guide
us
TIL we meet again some day
Sadly missed by daughter, Mrs.
Auzie r. Dial grandchildren, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lee shoffner Jr.
and great grandchildren. Robert
Sonion and Sonya Marie Shoffner.
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EUGENE LEWIS NAMED
MASON or The YEAR

Eugene " Lewis, 9if lglehart
Az. 81 Paul. was awarded the
Minnesota Grand Lodge PHA
trophy as the Man Of the Year. {"
at the regular meeting ~ Pioneer
Lodge No / on Monday evening
February 2
District deputy grand master
Nathaniel Hardy. made the pre-
scntation,
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@ trrvcmani What kind o. a gun
vaa itr
A a little pistol
q anderson what aid he do with
the pistol
a think he took the cartridges
out because he was clicking
Il as N he could scare me
@ waa he pointing the gun az
YOU
a Scs, he pointed and ne would
click 4 right In my face In
nay direction
10 You aay he would point the SUN
at YOU How far was he frun
yeu when he pointed AZ you
"A I waa sitting in a chair and he
was standing a few feet away
and no would walk over 10.
ward the other DRESSER ard he
pat tho cartridges into a
drawer ] think
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CARD OF THANKS

wish TO express my sincere
thanks TO the friends. neighbors,
relatives and various auxiliaries OF
Pilgrim Baptist church for their
visits. prayers and calls during the
death Of my beloved husband,
Jesse Dawson Especially do /
wish to thank Rev. Floyd Massey
Jr for his visits, prayer and con-
sohng words; Mrs Ermine Hall
Allen and Mr.. John Whitaker for
the beautiful music. l shall ever be
grateful for the flowers, cards,
calls and other expressions Of sym
patty
Mrs. Quanita Dawson. wife.
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IN NIFMORIAM

In loving memory Of our dear
wife and mother. Mrs. Laura Sey-
mour, who passed away one year
ago, February 9. 1858
Not a day do we forget you,
In our hearts you are always near,
As we loved you, 80 we miss you,
At the end Of one long year,
Sadly missed by husband, c. v.
Seymour and family
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BAPTIST YOUTH FOR
CHRIST MEET SATURDAY
At MOUNT OIlyFT

The Minnesota state Baptist
Youth For Christ win meet at Mt.
oiivet Baptist church. Mackubin
az w Central Az. St Paul, Sat.
ur,iay February I. at T.3o pm.
A panel discussion entitled. rho
Negroes Contribution to CiviIiza-
ton VIII be- presented The Ne.
grocs contributions 20 the fields Of
science, religion, sports and music
viii be discussed panchsts viii he
youths Of the Twin Cities
Tho pubic is cordially invited TO
come oiit and encourage these
Young people
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RrNFFTT DINNER

Chicken and Ham Dinner sauar.
dsy February "a. u to 9 pm 252i
Oakland Az PrOceeas for ths
hNiIding fund Community Baptis;
Church ponatiun N2s FE g
T6a1 fnr deliveries. Advt
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Dinner porty Is
fnloyed by Gym"
Staff Membors

A delightful evening was spent
when the 'Gyn" staff members at
tho University o. Minnesota hos
pltal entertained at dinner q pm
Wednesday January n az the
Normandy village Kitchen in Min
neapolia
a background ~ beautiful music
wpa enjoyed during the dinner
hour The dinner course was served
FROM a prettliy appointed table 20
the fourteen guests
Mcmbera enjoying the event
were Misses joyce Stevens, Ruby
Haaa, Mary Ann Nanchler Joan
ttlpp N Gundorson. Msrlena Hoft
never, Jansen. Dolores Schneider
MARY Hoffman Mines Olive Dorna
field. Gracta stiles. Magialene Oh
ivor Mary Melchior and N Nor
Wild
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SIOUX PALS

sunday FehuAry : thrive hSral
rhufrhe. arc Observing NstiOaai
NeEro week toEvthcr ~ lcfin /,
Baptist. Pilgrim and the Mermi
onie Coicny Churvh rhis ceeerN-
ance wiu take plAc. az Nor,iic HAn
rhere VIII 10 a zr~ciai message
special singing ant dinner IN FAR,
iiy ashion The pubic - invited
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" three million IN those arras arr
now IN districts whe-. soac 90
segregation has been AZ leas, start
~ and aino~, thres-quArtcss a
this total are On Missouri, MARY
lard ard the District q cclunssss
Nearly ten mfilion children. Ne
Gro ard white are IN the gioc
schoe, districts IN THESE state. ira,
have made ~ beginning q acsrg
ration
tCSntfausd Next Week1
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ing at the home Of her niece. Mrs.
villa Mae Barber. 554 Aurora
Az
You're welcome TO worship at
Mt Olivet, House Of Hope, a
place OF prayer ard Fellowship
81 Joy
Mrs NJ. f. Bell. reporter
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=.
said he wouldn't DO il any.
more
q Dld yop husband ever beat the
childfcng
"A Yes
q Docs your husband size alcohol
70 esceaa. Mrs Jackson?
a No
q Does he drink AZ air
A lie drank. but he IL not a
drinkard havc seen hin
take coke and put about
three tablespoons Of whisikey
IN u but that 10 all and q
couple cans of beer N com
paGy was around but he would
never sit and drink There Ia
whiskey sitting around since
the holidays and he got that
only because ~ people coming
IN for tho holidays
q Was Mr. Jackson sober during
rho various times he beat
your
A Yes He never come In he
would come In after being with
friends but never said any.
thing never knew him 10
strife me bat once whom ho
was drinking beer
q tAndsrs1nb Did he abuse all
the children or Just certain
aneA7
A lis was very hard on my oldest
daughter She seemed 10 take
II as long as aha could. ana
the next girl she was he
was hard on and she run away
from home and she tried 10
commit suicide
q Winch daughter tried to com
mlt suicide and what dld shn
DOT
a Linda Bhe took almost 100
sleeping pills two different
times sho was In the hospit
al almost a week the first time
and We didn't know why she
had and the second time she
told no she wanted me 20 get
divorce and take thrtn with
mo where I went
q HAS your daughter Ilnda been
doctoringT
a We had her "a doctor and the
first time the doctor thought
she bad a nervous breakdown
ana then We tried psyehi-
artist whom she tried 10 rom
init suicide
q Who IL her psychiatrlat
a pr atolts wns the ftra. then
br Nelson and then Or Ne
bsfln
q pid YOU inform me this morn.
ing that you had made nh mp.
polutmcnt with doctor for
your husband for paychintric
care for your husband
A Yes on the gard he was 20 60
with me with Linda to rnd
ult n She could he helped. 70
she was mental, but Ind 10
80 alone Ito wouldn't go with
me lie went South on vaca-
ton
q Mrs Jackson did you quarrel
with your husband last even
ing
a He always does the quarrellng
can't say anything tie just
says what he wants and |
have 20 sit and take Il
q Asoat What time did the argu
ment start last evening"
A II must have been 7 90 o'clock
around 200 in the evening
q anderson What waa tho argu
mont about1
a lie was going 90 take Inc down
to this Auto show and he said
he wouldn't that could 80
alone. and after no slapped
me he said = wtcss you can
20 because hadn been any
place Tor years, bat he said
could So with hia cousin be
cal,se he had soms other place
10 Eo. ard then ne left
O pid he DO anything else besides
slap YOU
. an. h.N NFs sam
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While tho Congress did ~, act
ca these proPoSals las, war Mr.
President the tragic history %
continued qualification Of thr law
% Tire lard 81 svaaozs ~ court
tecr~~s o. sCheo, ciaSngz IN Arm
ansas and Virginia. OF ccumuni,y
bitterness, q rev state legislative
obstacles 60 compliance WITH ire
Constitution. q obstructive utigA-
tion and o. somelngs n arhcols
and rvuEious e,since. has uufcsi-
-
the latest rsport havp seen
nun ne responsible southsru ~
ucstion Reporting servfce u Mash
vnc rrnncs~-~ shows that IN ths
~ southern ard e,rier state. and
nc pistric' % CcicinhiA only aArn,
teo 40 Ssgro chiiarvu eut ~ acar-
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Jackson Monslouqhter
Case In PROGRESS

JuckSon MonSiuuqnTer
Case In Progress
Continued from page ~
Quarters IT the Minneapolis city
jail Interrogation BY Detective,
q. Freeman and r. Anderson Mar.
ION A Baker Police Bienographer
anderson
q What is your fun nams2
A Juanlta jackson
Y What is yiur homo addrrsag
A bil7 Logan Avenue North
. Your telephone number
A Jackson g-a5O0
q What Is your age and date u
brth7
A Age So born August 7. 1919
q fireman. Are you married ?
A. Yes
q what is your husbands uamsi
A. X 9 iua, the initials X G.
q When were you married.
A IN January 1861
q Have you lived continuously
with X q Jackson since
1857
A. have
q We're there any children born
70 YOU and X c.
A No
q Have yin been married prav
ously
A. have
q To whom we're you married
a Riley mitchell
q Did you have any children with
HlleY7
A Two
q What are their namca7
a barbara and Houston
q What are their aKea'
a ~ and 10
q Where d. they llys7
A with me name address
q Was x g. Jackson married
previously
a he was
q wcro there children Of that
marfiagoT
a There whA three
q And they have been living with
YOU
A 1hoy have
q Would YOU give us their names
and agcaf
a Meal be IL 10. Linda Ia ~
and Floyd ia 10
y Mrs jackson. at this tims I
would Hko 10 inform you OF
your constitutional rights
That you 10 not have 10 make
statement n you DO not wish
10 knowing this, DO YOU stiil
wish "a give ua a statement ?
A Yes
q This statement may DO used
either Tor on against you In
court Arc you sim willing
10 give statement Can.
dornoni
A Yoa
q tFrecmanl HAS your marriage
90 x G Jackson been happy
onc1
A. A. the beginning u was very
happy We agreed ON things
before VIZ were married For
five or six months things We
agreed on, we talked over and
agreed an Things W. planned
before We married and then
he just began 60 change In
other worts no wouldn't koop
tho promises OF how we were
going 10 work out things
q You ana your husband fought a
Eroa. deal them
A when the kids werv small we
Tough, and told him ~ the
kids grew NJ we couldn't da
this in frunt ~ tho kida and
he eaid he wasn't going 70 let
the kids run him ana he con
timed tD beat the Kids ard
run them year after year aud
beat me a number 81 timea
Q IN what manner did he bca,
you
a tIr not only hcat me he kicked
me he kicked mo 10 and 80
times M once and that l. why
! have back injury I even
took the dates down because
wanted 20 get divorce from
him lie was getting 81 cruel
l fn.t Couldn't stand u but
used to take this and
would SIT DOWN and talk Il
over with him bat ne never
Naid hr was sorry and just
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Our new rheas nuruh~r ~ she
main efnce s rAyssr r-te,i &C
rkyisr r-tsfs C.n "a. Tar ysar
n~~~ ard n~-~f<
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sald he wouldn't DO il any.
more
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