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(From Our Regular Correspondent)
evXTAT-5;«S t0her h0Me Assemblage of
Witness Event.
Interesting facta Gathered During the Week by Our
Regular Correspondents.
PLAINS.
(From Our Regular Correspondent)
plains. Ga., Dec. 23.—The marriage
PRESTON.
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
Preston, Ga., Dec. 23.—News of the
of .Miss Lula Carter and 3Jr. William dea th of Mrs. Sam Wilson of Buena
Fleming, of Amerlcus, was solem- Vl8,a ' waa the caU8e of much 8orrow
In Preston Sunday last. Mrs. Wilson
nized Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
,u«,. ~ - was formerly. Miss Nannie Thornton
at the residence of the bride s mo- of this place, and had hosts of friends
ther. Mrs. Nina Carter. The cere- here. She leaves three small chlld-
m „ n > though short, was Impressive, re". who are now here with their
being performed by Rev. W. W. Am- grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George
old Mr. and Mrs. Fleming left at E. Thornton.
8ve o'clock for their home In Ameri- Dittle Miss Berta Avery, who- goes
cus The out-of-town guests for the to school here, left last Friday • for
wedding were: Misses Brownie Car- Parrott to spend the holidays with
ter Messrs. Wallace and Eddie Car- homefolks there,
ter and Mr. B. H. Legg of Amerlcus, | Rev. A. C. Wellons filled his regular
and Miss Amzle Daniel, of Friendship, appointment here Sunday, and dellv-
Mrs. Edgar Timmerman, Jr., was ered two able and Impressive ser-
the delightful hostess of '.'The Merry mens to an appreciative audience.
Widow Club" on Thursday afternoon, Mr. Wellons has accepted the call to
and It goes without saying that the serve the Baptist church here again
house were full of pleasure to all the ensuing year,
those present. The parlor was bright- Mr. Julius Lunsford, who is at-
ened with flowers and ferns, and at tending Mercer University, came home
three tables interesting games were last "Friday to spend the holidays
played. The score cards were pretty here.
pen and Ink sketches, done by the 1 Misses Sallie Mae Reddick and Cora
hostess. Miss Emmie Kate Andrews Brooks, of Weston, were the pleasant
made top score, and received the guests of Mrs. C. C. Brooks a few
prize, a pretty ribbon jabot. At the days laht week.
conclusion of the games, an appetlz- Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Crawley, of
ing fruit salad was served . | Amerlcu's, were guests of Mrs. J. W.
The play “Hazel Adams” which yras Crawley, a few days recently,
presented at the auditorium Friday Miss Jessie Welch was among
evening by the students.of the Agrl- others In Amerlcus shopping Tues-
cuttural College, of Amerlcus, was day.
pronounced a success. I Misses Willie Tullis and Florence
Rev. W. W. Arnold filled his ap- ■ Stapleton, who are attending school
pointment here as pastor of the Bap*; at MUledgevtlle. came home Wednes-
tlst church Sunday and Sunday night, day to spend the Christmas holi-
each time preaching!to large and days. . \
appreciative audiences. It Is with Mrs. W. H. Clark was in town
sincere regrA that the Church severs; shopping Monday.
Its connection with Bro. Arnold who The Sunday School Christmas tree
has served the charge faithfully so at the Baptist church on next Fri-
many yean. . day night ts being eagerly looked
Rev. J. M. Rustln and family ar-j forward tq, especially by the little
rived Thursday afternoon from Pine-.folks, '
Mr, Samps Bell, of Leary, was
parents. Miss Julia ^IcMlchael and
Mr. Emmette McAfee were quietly
married, Rev. 'McMIchaej, the bride’s
father, officiating. The marriage came
as a surprise to the many friends of
this popular young couple, it hav
ing been announced to occur Decem
ber 31st. Only the Immediate family
witnessed the ceremony.
The ''Hooligans” have had three
very pleasant meetings within the
past week. On Wednesday afternoon
they played Dominoes at Miss Neva
Goodroe's, Miss Susie Lunsford win
ning the prize, a bottle of pertumd,
and Miss Lucille Cochran the booby,
a work-basket. At Miss Susie Luns
ford's on Friday afternoon, this de
lightful game was again the' feature
of the meeting, Miss Mary Lizzie
Ansley, the most successful player
this time, captured the prize, a dainty
lace handkerchief and Miss Edha
Booker drew the booby, a china doll.
■Each of these charming hostesses
served a salad course. Tuesday aftef-
noon Miss Nell McKenney gave them
an Anagram Party. The "Hooligan'’
Idea was carried out In all the details,
the scare cards being pen and ink
sketches of "Tholsday" and the
first prize awarded to Mlsa Nettle
Burton, a 1909 calendar, "Hkppi"
done In. water colors. The boqby, J *
tiny yellow satin pin cushion, alfo
with “Happy" In colors was won lw
Miss Elma Evans. Hot chocolate wits
served. -
School closed for the holidays very
fittingly Friday evening, with a reci
tal given by the music class of Miss
Alice Melton to a large and apprecla-
,urst. - .... • • | 7-1 ——- ...
Prof. a nd Mrs. R. E. White and son, prominent visitor here this week.
iobert of Amerlcus, visited relatives Miss Floyd Sims of Weston, was a Batts.
Irrc this past week. j fair visitor here last week, the guest
Mr. Will Thomas French will dr- of Miss Jessie Welch and other
Ive home In a few days from At- friends. spenaing me unriHimu»
inta, where he hBB been attending Mr. John McEarchern moved back her mother. Mrs. Mary Evans.
ie Technological school. ! to town this week. | Miss Evelyn Odum of Leesburg and
and her teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pruett and II -
tie sons, Joe and Garnette. left Sat
urday for Atlanta where they will
visit Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Reybold.
Mrs. G. P. Stanford and Mfss s
Nettle Burton and Susie Lunsfo d
spent Sunday In Amerlcus with Mtgs s
Winnie Belle and Jim Josey.
Mr. Warwick Batts who has be 1
attending Mercer University has r r
a turned home to spend the hollda 1
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ja< t
~ J
Miss Elma Evans, assistant teach
er In the Oakfleld High School is
spending the Christmas vacation with
Ellavtlle, Ga., Dec. 23. Mr. Richard
in New Smyrna, Fla.
Miss Martha Baldwin. who has
spent the last few months at Shady
bale. Is the attractive guest of her
sister, Mrs. It. J. Williams.
Dr. John Llglitner, of Jluena Vista,
spent Sunday with relatives here. BO j emn | zed Wednesday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill Strange; jq.-jq o'clock at the residence
are at home to their friends at * the - - - • — - *•-
at Council Home
it Night.
The marriage of Miss Ethel
Garrah and Mr. J. N. McNutt
E. W.
residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Strange, On College street.
A party composed of Miss
Peacock,. Miss Annabel McCrory, Mrs
John Cheney and Mrs. S. C. Collins
spent Monday in Amerlcus shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Baldwin, spent
Friday In Oglethorpe.
Mrs, George Chipley. was the guest
of relatives In Eilaville Sunday.
Miss Sarah Bullock, of Buena Vis
ta, was the admired guest of Mrs. E.
R. Jordan, the past week.
Mrs. H. J. Williams and Mrs. J. R.
Jordan spent Saturday in Amerlcus,
shopping.
Miss Velma Williams has returned
home after a visit of several days to
relatives In Amerlcus.
Me- At their palatial Church Street
was home, Mr. and Mrs. L, G. Council en-
at tertninel Tuesday 'evening for Mr. end
„„ of Mrs. Charles Council, with an cle-,
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. gant and elaborate reception.
M. McGarrah. near Amerlcus, and No homo in Amerlcus Is more con—
was one of the prettiest home wed- veniently designed and arranged for
Julla dings solemnized here during the princely hospitality, and on this oc-
bolldays. caslon it was a gem with Its radiant
- A large assemblage of friends, wit- ( lights, rich color, lovely flowers and.
nossed the ceremony, performed by handsome appointments.
Rev. A. B. Hawkes, of the Baptist The spacious reception hall, was
church, nnd extended good wishes to ( decorated In green and white—t:\JK
the young couple. I wavey ferns and palms, afii bowls
The wedding march was rendered ( nnd baskets of white narcissi mak-
by Miss Mabel Rooks as the' bride ing an attractive setting for the lad-
and groom entered the prettily decor- les receiving at the doorway. Th-
nted parlor nnd Btood before the were Mrs. Brown Small and Mrs. Se
datives In Amerlcus. wedding luncheon consisting of
Mrs. H. F. Dixon has returned from . . ■ a nd Ices was si
Thomaaton. While in Jhat city Mrs.
Dixon was delightfully entertained as
the guest of Mrs. S. M. Collier.
Mr. Tim Furlow was In Eilaville
yesterday, coming up from Amerlcus
In his auto.
'Misses Martha and I^ucy Baldwin
will leave Saturday for Columbus,
where they will spend a. few days
with their father, Mr. S. B. Baldwin.
Mrs. Gardner, of Oglethorpe, Is
with her mother, Mrs. Zab Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Murray and
‘7 f', Miss Velma Williams will leave this
live audience. Each pupil acquittal ^ Broxton ; where they w „,
herself with credit, both > herse f Mrs. ..A. R.
, av d: “ H. V. Dixon nnd Miss Martha
8 tn mieat Of Misses Alice at d Baldwin spent Tuesday In Amerlcus.
son, the guest of Misses Alice nnn .
Pearl Melton. 0n Ia8t Frlday eVenlnK at thelr
Miss Amends Jones left Thursday! Mr. D. B. Thornton, of Tifton, vis
or her homo at Whiteburg. where (ted his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
he will remain until after the hoi I-1 Thornton, a few days this week,
lays. I Among the other boarders at the
Meadamea Sallie Jones and Edgar [ 10 , e ] now are Mr. and, Mrs. J. W. A.
immerman, Sr., spent Tuesday with
Irs. Otis Reese In Amerlcus.
Rev. Clarence Roberts and family
‘ft Thursday for their new home In
arrott.
Mrs. Ada Addy and children have
cturned to their home In Senola, af-
>r a pleasant visit to Mrs. James
roham.
Miss Eula Mae Summerford, of Lcs-
e, was the admired guest of Miss
Inttle Jeff Knowles this past week.
Mrs. M. U Hudson and father,
ir. Frank Cato, spent a few days re-
fntly with relatives In Amerlcus.
Miss Gcnevlve French returned
ome yesterday from a delightful
Islt to Mrs. Jphnnie Sanborn in Am-
rlcus.
Mrs. J. A.,McDonatd and Mrs. H. T.
radley spent Friday and Saturdar
asanlly In Amerlcus with rela-
Hawklns, who movde in Monday
Mrf John A. Reeves and family
moved to Leary Monday. The citizens
of Preston regretted very much to
see Mr. Reeves depart.
Mr. J. L. Horn was a prominent
buslnes visitor In Cordele one day
recently.
Miss Janie Lou HookB, of Adams,
were the popular guests last week of
Mrs. W. Fort McAfee.
Miss Lillie Michael has returned
to her home in Buena Vista after a
Bhort visit to Miss Julia McMIcbael.
Mr. Frank McDonald who has been
attending Tech same Wednesday night
to spehd the holiday* with bis mo
ther, Mrs. E. S. Adams.
Prof, and Mrs. Sarcy and '
daughter, Mabel art visiting
tives In Butler.
ilr. Bowman Wise came home Sat-j
, r—n, Hnwnr. [in (I will Spend
EXTENSION OF FORSYTH
STREET IS ACCEPTED
The extension of Forsyth street to
Mayo was accepted by the City Coun
cil last night from Mr. Crawford
Wheatley, who also tendered the
deeds to the right of way. It
nosed to name the extension Wheat-
ley avenue, but as there Is a Wheat-
ley street already, this could not be
done. A name will be chosen later.
Chairman Rodgers stated that . the
street came up to the promise of Mr.
■Wheatley to build the best thorough
fare entering the city from that di
rection.
jy from Mercer, and will spend ericus, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Christmas holidays with the home a S. Oliver Sunday afternoon.
H Mrs. Colquitt Logan and Miss Alice
r! Dennis Moore is expected home ;williams were visitors in Amerlcus
week from Auburn University. Friday,
r. and Mrs. R. E. Cato of Ameri- ] Mrs. Seymour Evans of Alnerlcus,
came out Sunday afternoon in wa s a pleasant vlBttor at the home
r automobile, and spent a few of Mrs. R. B. Evans recently. •
rs pleasantly at the home of Mr. M r. George Harper of Amerlcus,
IT" Hudson. (was the guest of Mr. W. S. Moore Sat-
ev. Charles Phillips returned urday night
day afternoon from Bronwood, Dr. B. T. Wise was a visitor to Am
ro he filled his regular appoint- ericus Saturday.
lt f v | Misses Winona Evans, who is tench-
r. and Mrs. Phillip Watkins, of mg near Valdosta, and Berta Will
rim came Sunday, and are guests Clark, who is attending school at BeB-
,Ir. W. H. Crawford. . sic Taft, arrived home Saturday for
r. William llaynos of Amerlcus, ^ the holidays, to the delight of their
lending several days here with ma ny friends.
beautiful homo on College street. Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Strange entertained
In honor of Mr. Robert Hill Strange
and his attractive bride. The receiv
ing line, composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Robort Hill Strange. 31 r. and Mrs.
E. R. Jordan. Mr, and Mrs. C. T.
Baldwin, Mr. Arthur Murray and Miss
Myrtlce Strange, stood in the spacious WM 1:10 successful bid at tnls la.
parlor, which was decorated in Sou- '**to
them smllax nnd pink carnations. In'
minister. Miss Bessie Walker was H. McKee, two_ charming and popular
maid of honor, and Mr. W. L. Dupreo young matrons.
' Pink, tho color motif In the parlors, -
best man.
em uiuu. . * — r
After congratulations had been ex- was exemplified in exquisite Enchan-
tended the radiantly happy couple, a
salad course and Ices waa served.
Many beautiful wedding gifts In sil
ver and cut glass attested the popu
larity of the young couple among a
host of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. McNutt ieft at noon
for their home in Forest City, N. C..
STOCK 1$ SOLD AGAIN:
SALE IS CONIIRMED
Second Time Titos. 0.
. Lumpkin Buys It.
The George D. Wheatley stock was,
for tho second time, sold yesterday by
Trustee W. W. Dykes at public out
cry, under order or court, and for
the second- time Mr. Thomas Lump
kin of Atlanta was the successful
bidder, there being but one other.
And the Identical purchase price at
whkh tli' stock was sold on Monday
them smllax and pink carnations, in Mr. Bennersoti.a ^erctmnt of Moul-
the library; which was made beautiful. f*®' bid as high Tut S9..0 , It t» sad
by ferns and red roses, l-i.net.. was | 3lr. Lun.pkfn ralr.r.1 that amount
served by Misses Lucy Baldwin andj$- J and fhe stock, was declared sold
Imogens Sears. At ten o'cldck a dc-.to'h.n!.
lightful salad course was served In I -h-s ."mount 39,825 was the bid of coffee
the dining room, and coffee wan pour- Air. Uimpkln on Monday, at tho first a
little
rela-
DeSOTO.
(From Our Regular Correspondent)
DeSoto. Ga., Deo. 23—Sargeant
George Bagley, Jr., ! who Is attending
school at Gordon Institute, arrived
home Saturday to spend the holidays
with his parents.
Mrs. George Jones spent Friday In
Amerlcus with relatives.
Miss Alice Ferguson Is at home
from Bessie Tift College to spend the
holidays with her parente.
ed in the living rtfom bV 3Ii‘-srs Julia
Peacock and 3!audo Williamson. 3!rs.
Robert'Hill Strange was becomingly
attired In white satin, made dlrcc-
tolre, with trimmings of gold lac.e
Mrs. Claude Baldwin wore a gown
of blue, trimmed In real lace nnd satin
folds. Mrs. E. R. Jordan was at
tractive In a gown of lace and rib-
boa. Miss Myrtlce strange was a
picture of girlish beauty In a princess
gown of blue silk, and carried whlfo
carnations. Miss Lucy Baldwin ww
dainty In a gown of white cloth with
trimmings of white mrissallno folds,
her flowers being Parma violets. Miss
Seays wore pink «llk and carried pink
carnations. Misses Peacock and W1I-
llanison were attractive In white.
Mrs. E. W. Strange, the hostess, was
attired in a gown of gray cloth.
sale of the stock but Referee Prr.udfit
'co rrr'uuui . . , . .
. . 1 , served, the one hundred and fifty
declined Jo confirm the transadlon * . , „ .
- «#* »•»* -•-* srrys? zsr sz
terdny. This was done, with the re
suit as stated
nii, i... Brown, Rose Sherlock, Chloe and
The Bale was confirmed later by
Hon. Alexander Proudfit, referee In Mayy ,J * 1 eJ '
bankruptcy.
17TH DISTRICT.
(From Our Regular Corresi ondent.)
Seventeenth District, Dec. 23.—Mr.
jiiui.}» ».i.. and Mrs. J. C. Tedder, of Dawson,
Mr. Walter Herring of Montezuma, S p e nt Sunday with Mrs. J. G, Israel,
has' accepted a position as salesman Mr- j, q. (Williams Is at home from
with Mr. George Bagley.
Mesdames Eshton Howe and Hugh
FerguBon went to Amerlcus Mon
day on a shopping trip.
Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Janes of Les
lie, were the guests of 3Irs. E. A.
Luke Sunday.
Mlsg Cora Cocks has returned from
Amerlcus. after spending several
days pleasantly with friends.
Mr. Edgar Simmons went to
ericus Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Purseley of Cobh,
a visitor here Tuesday.
and Mrs. T. M. Jennings,
rs. T. M. Jennings will leave the
of the week for Buena Vista to
nd the wedding of Miss Katlo Wljl
Gel to Mr. Burk of Oxford. Ga.
r. John Oliver arrived home Friday
n Stone 3IountaIn, and will spend
Christmas holidays with his par-
’. Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Oliver,
rot. and Mrs. Ed Mathis, of Am-
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Phillips and
Mrs. Clinton Timmerman nnd baby,
left Sunday night for Concord, N. C..
when* they will spend the holidays
with relatives.
Mr. Hardlman Clark who has been
attending Tulane University in New
Orleans, is at home for the holidays.
Miss Floy Oliver arrived from 3!a-
con /Wednesday.
Am
FOR SALE
A farm of 70 acres, In 28th district,
convenient to schools and churches.
32 acres in cultivation, rest woods
and swamp. Terms cash. Apply to
3V. O. Hudson, Americas, Ga., Route
No. 1, Box 58. 25d-24w-pd
.
Washington Post.
Now the ways and means commit
tee knows all about the steel busl- ), 0In „ Irom r.nayiiic, "... ■■
ness that Mr. Carnegie wants to tell.‘been the guest of Miss Ethel Edge
the Riverside Military Academy at
GatnsvUte to spend the Christmas hol
idays. . „ , :
Miss Ethel Cowart, of Bronwood, Is
the charming guest of 3iTss Estelle
Turner.
3Ilss Annls Jones has returned
homo from Mlllcdgeville to spend the
holidays.
Messrs. Carlton and Pierce Jones
are at home for their vacation.
3tr. B. F. Markctt and daughter.
'.Mrs. Huckabce, were In Amerlcus
Monday. ,
Mr. S. E. Mitchell has returned
from Mercer University to spend til
holidays.
Mr. and 3Irs. G. F. Webb wfent t
Amerlcus Monday.
Mrs. E. C. Webb went to Americus
Saturday shopping.
Mr. Fred Markett and Prof. Cun
ningham of Americus, went to 3Tr
Markett’s Wednesday.
Mr. R. P. Israel went to llottsford
Sunday.
Messrs. Jossey Smith, Evan Smith.
Henry and George Wiggins and Ren-
za Israel attended a dance In Terreli
Friday night.
Miss Emma Wiggins has returned
iotn» from Eilaville, where she has
SUMTER
tress carnations,- and choice florists
roses, long stemmed and fragrant.
Hero stood the receiving line, 3Ir.
and 3Irs. .L. G. •Council and their
guests of honor, Mr. ami Mrs. Char
les Council. -
3Irs. C. M. Council was a queenly fig
ure In her Beautiful Wedding robe <>t
duchess Batin with Its rich nnd dainty
roso point decorations. The hostess
was enchanting In a red brocaded silk
which arm ntunted her fair I"'-‘Iiik -
In the hall aglow with • crimson
lights, flowers nnd holly, tlie-punch
table was placed binenth double win
dows, Incc-draped nnd hung. with
Christmas bells. Charming garlands
of holly tied with.broad red satin rib
bon adorned tho punch table which
was also beautified with vases of
American Beauty roses. 3Iisses May
Wheatley and llpzel Tower served
punch nnd kisses., ' )
Red was also used In the two din
ing rooms. On tho polished mahog
any table wns laid 'a rich cluny cover
In the centre of which repose d a
plcathau of American, Beauty roses
Red Bhaded candles ' and gleaming •
silver lipn-bon trays filled with cry—
stallzcd cherries, nnd mints, rested
here and there, and from tho chand--
lli-i- red I ill 1c wreathed with smllax
wns carried to tlie-'tahles .edged and
festooned with; bpwfe of broad satin,
ribbon.
At this table sat Mrs. George Coun -
ell, mother of the host, wlio poured
An unusually sumptuous supper was.
girls, 3Iisscs Ethel Loving, Ixmtse
Williford, Christine Hooper, Mamie
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
Sumter, Ga.. Dec. 23.—Sir. B. F.
Markette and daughter, Mrs. Hucka-
bee, wore In Americus Monday.
Mr. S. E. Mitchell has returned
from Mercer University to spend the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Webb went to
Amerlcus .Monday.
Mra. K. C. Webb went to Americus
Saturday shopping. ,
Mh Fred SInrkcttc nnd Prof. Cun
ningham, of Americus, went to 3Ir.
Markette's Wednesday.
3Ir. and .Mrs. J. C. Tedder of ' Daw-
qon, spent Sunday with 3Irs. J.- G.
Israel.
31 r. J. I. Williams is at home from
the Riverside Military Academy at
Gainesville to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Miss Ethel Coward, of Bronwood, Is
the charming guest of Miss Estelle
Turner. -
31196 Annls Jones has' returned
home from Mlllcdgeville to spend
the holidays..
.Messrs. Carlton and Pierce Jones
are at home for their vacation.
Mrs. Council wns ably assisted $y
Mrs. Henry Johnson, 31rs. John Shj
field, 31rs. (Will Moreland, . Mrs. Ba’
low Council and -Miss Lilly Glovg
Rose's Italian Orchestra,- fror
uminis rendered clioiccsjelectlou
Ing the evening. 8
DR. FIELD NO BETTER;
CONSCIOUS AE TIMES-
There was no t 'able change
yesterday In the -1011 of Dr, J.
C. Field, who was stricken Monday by
acute tllncsk. At times yesterday, as
upon tho day' previous he was con
scious at intervals but apparentljyio
better. He'may be removed todJ|plI
his condition permits, from tho Dud
ley residence where he was stricken,
to hts own home thi Lee street
SPEEDIEST RURAL CARRIER
DOES NOT USE AUTOMOBILE
Washington, D. C.\ Dec. 22.—The re
cord speed for the country In cover
ing a rural mall route was announced
by the Postofflcc Department yes
terday. Carrier Frank E. Howell, of
Villets, Kans., has been serving his
route 24 miles long In 3 1-2 hours
against nn average of C 1-2 and 7
hours for the same distance in other
sections of the State.
The department first assumed the
carrier was using an automobile
motorcycle, hut Investigation showed
he has been driving a light buggy,
drawn by a team of small horses,
changing them every day.
Washington Post.
Abolish the secret service? Fine;
Then abolish ilie Treasury, and let ev
ery fellow manufacture his money.
New York Press. '
The surer men are that woman
only n toy the surer she Is to pla
with them.
Grgbodgs
Magazine
JUST OUT
The new Everybody’s starts
with a story about things that
come up out of the ground that
will make even an expert farm
er sit up and take notice.
For those who like fun there’s a
story by Joseph C. Lincoln with
a lot of good laughs. Get a copy
and see if you don k t like it.
LOOK rOR THE TATCBWOU COVER
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