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How Watch Cases are Made.

This process Of manufacture was invented
h~ Jaines boss, 4 ho started in business in
1854. and the methods and tools used in
maxim, thee watch cases are covered by
patents. tbs is t5e only uGtch case made
md,r this process. For many years the in
PRODUCTION Of these goods was slow, owing
topopular prejudice against plated goods,
but gradually the public learned that the
james I:cSS' cold WIGteh Case was not a
cheap Fo!d-u"ahel or egectro-plased article,
but was nlxde Of gcfssne gold plates of
STANDARD quality and s;riic1.ess. Conscientious
adherence 10 tie determination to make
the best watch case ever put ON the market,
and the adoption Of every Improvement
suggested, l.as made the Japscs Boss Gold
IIiGiot Case the STANDARD. v,,x
In this watch case the parts : .
most subject to wear-lhs bow, crorr, Hinges,
h,unsJ-cqtch.s, eLr., are made OF SOLID GOLD.
Send stamp keystone Watch Case Fartoses pils-
d'ipA. IA - L4.G>eI1c Illustrated phst shOsnyRou
JAns> b. GIi keg,IoGr atr6 CAsss made.
To BE- eontiaued.)
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REPLY

Ny DEAR BROTHER.-Ia address YOU
by this endearing appellation because
of the congeniality of our spirits, and
of the great work we are both engaged
in.
most cordially accept your prOpos ais
For five thousand years sought in
vain for man 50 fully after my own
heart to do my work among men.
ransacked the lowest depths of hell for
spirits who could do for me the whole
| work of destruction. But little success,
attended their efforts,
/ sent out the demon murder and he
slew few thousands, most generally
the helpless and innocent. But his
mission was failure.
| babe my servant lust go forth. He
led innocent youths and beautiful
maidcns in chains, destroying virtue,
wrccking happiness, blasting charac-
ter and causing untimely deaths and
dishonOred graves. But even then
many victims escaped through the
power of God, my enemy.
| l sent out avarice, and i'm his golden
chains some were bound, but men soon
| learned to hate him for his meanness
and comparatively few fell by him.
The twin sons peStilcnce and war
went forth, and famine stole behind
them, but these slew unfortunately
the old and the young men, women
and children, the good as well as the
bad, and heaven gained as many ac-
cessions as hell.
In sadness my satanic heart mourn
ed over the probable loss of my crown
and kingdom, as / contemplated the
Tremendous strides which the Gospel
of Christ was making in saving men
| from my clutches. But when receiv-
ed your welcome letter i shouted till
the welkin of hell rang again, EUR
KA! EUREKAm | have found him.m
| have found him .!.m''
| My dear friend could have brac-
ed YOU "a thousand times, and have
given orders to reserve for you place
| nealest my person, the most honorable
| place in my kingdom. In you are
| combined all the qualifications of Just
such a friend and partner as | have
long wished for, and in your business
are all the elements of success. Now
shall my throne be established forever.
Only carry out your designs and you
shall have money, though it be wrung
from broken hearts of helpless women,
and from the mouths of innocent per-
lshing children. Though you fill the
jails, warehouses and poor-houses,
though You make murder, incest and
arson to abound, and erect scaff3lds |
and galiows in every village, town and
city, yon shall have money.
l will also harden your heart so that
your conscience will not trouble you.
You shall think yourself a gentleman,
though men and women, your victims,
shall call you demon. You shall be /
devoid Of the fear Of God, the horrors
Of the grave and the sofcmnitIes of
eternity; and when you come to me
your works shall produce you reward
forever.
Yours to the very last.
ITCIEEp
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A PARABLE.

From Montreal Paper.
Correspondence between Rumseller
and the Devil.
To His Satanic Majesty:
DEAR SIR.-I have opened apart
ments, fitted up with all the entice--
! rnents of luxury, for the sale of rum,
wine, gin, brandy, beer and all their
compounds. Our object. though differ
ent can be best obtained by united ac-
ton. therefore propose n co-partucr-
ship. All want Of men is their mon
ey-all the rest shall be yours.
Bring me the Industrious. the re-
spectacle, the sober, and / will return
them to you drunkards, paupers and
beggars.
Bring me the child, and / will dash
to earth the dearest hopes Of the father
and mother.
Bring me the father and mother, and
| will plant discord between them, and
make them a curse and reproach to
their children.
Bring me the young man, and | will
ruin his character, destroy his health,
shorten his life and blot out the high
est and purest hopes of youth.
Bring me the young woman, and |
willdestroy her virtue and return her
to you, Il blasted and withcred thing,
and an instrument to lead others to de
-tructinn.
Bring me the mechanic and labOrer,
and his own mOuey-the hard earned
fruit Of toil-shall be made to plant
poverty, vice and ignorance in his once
happy home.
Bring NE the profcsscd follower of
Christ, and l will blight and withcr
every devotional feeling of his heart,
and send him forth to plant iniidclity
and crime among men.
Bring me the minister of the Gospel,
and j will defile the purity of the
church and make the name of religion
a stink in the land.
Bring me the lawyer and the judge,
and | will pervcrt justice, break up the
integrity of our civil institutions, and
the name of law shall become Il
kissing and a by-word in the streets.
Awaiting your reply,
am yours truly,
\ RUMsELLER.
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FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL '.'CAMPAIGN.

THE TIMES has long been recognized Us the
leading FAMILY PAPER of the West. Il has
SrCcia, departments for TEr FARE. TGCsEEG. D.
GARDEN ard STocS INTERESTS a..d VII D.. b. i
during the year Serial Stories, wF!.,en by lsC :;
ECveiiStS letters FROM farmers and foreign cor
respondents: ard fnrotC liberal space to Is
advocacy Of equal T:G. for the r-OlI;c.u., c,lsrc
and the proper regulation Of g" ping r..
Corporations. II is the Only pager in ti.e T-c
which refuses 70 accept railroad passes Prefer
Ing to pGr It's VIZ and not be under obligation &c
moHopoiIes TOW expressing the producing tax
payers o! the Great West.
OUR PbhTFCRM.-We believe that no man
can HONESTLY lLahe Iity million dollars Ia ten
years, and If Jay GOULD has made that, or even
more as reported, ii has been done BE- jJ.bc,y
and stock watering. doubling. treLIng and q;r:,:-
rupling the StOc.;s and bOl.S OF his ra,rO;'.s AMI
forcing the agr:c:!!:-;il pTo,:cts of the W.T. 70
pay three or four tines rs mich rs they = II.
for transportation IL order to pay interest OF g
blOated debt. THIS should stop. and TIE -.
will labor 10 accomplish that and other ge:O.is,
which may be briefly summed up:
FIRST -COntrOI the rl:!rOad and Othcf pIh.:'
corporations by stringent !awS-nr.ks tIe.I f. =.
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Well Rewarded.

A liberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce a case of liver,
kidney or stomach compliant that EIec,
trlc Bitters will not speedily cure Bring
them along. it will cost you nothing for
the medicine if it fails to cure. and YOU
will be well rewarded for your TROUBLE
besides. All blood diseases, billi0usnr.s
jaundice, constipation and general debil
ity are quickly cured. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Price
only 20 cents per bottle. For sale bv
GoOdhue & Evans.
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FREE Fer TRIAL

HAFOVER'S SPECIFIC. ApunraiIirg
speedy cure for Nervous Debility and " rakpess
Loss IF Nitality and Vig"r, Nervous Prostitution
HESteria, or aly ~ il result of indiS crrtiOn cx-
cess. over WGrk, sbH.es If Alcohol, Tobacco, &c
(Ovrr forty thousand positive cures
F|Send ljc. postage on trial box of 100 mills
Address. DIR. VI. W. Bi4FiS,
Cor. Clark It. u CALHOUN Place, Chicago, Ill
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Church DIRECTORY.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Corner of Jefferson Avenue and Broadway st
Services every sabbath al ii AIN and : ~ p. M
Class meeting Immediately after tine morning
service Sunday school IT $50 IL. m, :. :
Hsnkins Superintendent. Prayer meeting ever
Thursday evening at $50 p. strangers AM.
visitors in the city and all others cordially inyit
ed to all these services.
= = WEATHKRBY, Pastor.
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/. O. o. +,

lola Lodge No. 81 hold their regular meet
rngs every Tuesday evening. in their hall NI,-
iTIng brethren la good stand. NJ ~" invited Z"
attend. y. ACERS, y. q.
{. IL DECLrrE, Recording Secretary.
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BAPTIST.

On Sycamore Street. Large brick north-cas
Of the square. Preaching every Sunday at II n
m. and at the usual hour in the evening. san.
day School at 9:45 m. A. L. DibbIe, Supsrin.
tendent. Prayer meeting every Thursday eve.
ming at p. IN. This notice is inserted to ssurt
Yen of u warm welcome al any of these services
W. :. WEBB, Pastor
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CHRISTIAN.
CHRISTIAN.

Services op first sunSay ~ every month at II
O'Clock u. m. 1T the G"urt House
TH0S. EAErIETT Pastor
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Z, O, A, r..

lola Temple No. hold their regular meetings
second and fourth Monday evenings of each
month NJ Masonic hall All Templars in good
standing Invited to visit
DIR W. HENDRICKS, Tcmplar.
j. ii. NANSUYs, Recorder.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Corner Madison Ayenu" and Western Street
Preaching III Il a. nj. saihath SrrGUI al $50
o. III. PRAYER Inscting every Thursday evening.
All are invited 70 THESE seTSicts.
+ = M!ILER Pastor
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Secret Sufirtifs.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

SeOsho Lodge No. - hold their regular meet
lngs, Wednesday evening Of each week. in COL
born e building. Visiting brothers from other
lodges will be cordially welcomed.
W. p SORTfRUP, c. {.
J NJ SMITH K Off as
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The Christian Chusch Of lola. Allen county,
Kansas, meets at the Court HOUSE Tor wor-
ship the second and fourth Lords Day in each
month ~ II a. M. HENRY NJ ARTlN. Pastor.
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A. o. l. "

lola Lodge No. 81 hold their regular n.eetine
second and fourth Thursdays of each month al
Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting BretIren are cor
diahy iEvited'tU visit our lodge.
-. >. ID. sNELIZE4, N. W.
z. UPDEGRAFF, Recorder
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BIBLE SOCIETY.

supply of Bibles and Testamcni> NAV Ice
found al the Allen County Bible Depository, at
Charles Stecl"'s place " bHs mess
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. . D

ALL THE MONEY in the world is of no
value TO you unless you have health
Root and Herb Cordial will make you
healthy strong and vigorous, vitalize,
purify and enrich your blood. Sold by
GOodhue IL Evans.
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KNIGHTS OE HONOR.

lola Lodge No. 1902 X of " mretS In the OBJ
Fellows Hail. the f~-i aHd 'h.rsi Ti'iR,
nights sf each month Visiting brothers iron
other lodges will be cordially welcomed.
W. II MCCI.UEE, Dictator.
ID GukernS Rennrtpr
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A. Il. e A. M.

lola Lodge No. s. holds its regular communica-
tions the first and third Tuesdays in each month
All md-uns in good standing are cordially in
yited II attend. 4. J. FULTON, W. VI.
II. W. DUFFY, Sec'v.
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McCoOK POST, 40. 81, G. a. r.
Meets the fret Saturday after each full moon
ct tbs odd FefowE Hall. All comrades in
good standing are iuvitei.
! Z HESDERsoE, Adj -:
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SAUNDERS POST NO. 254

Meets the iirst SATURDAY hrrure full moon o!
each month. in Daw sou hall. at : OPP. IN. Al
comrades in good standing are irs ted.
r.. ID. LACY. =. &.
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EASTERN STAR.

Salem Chapter No. 1, order of the Taste" n
Star, holds its regular communications the iir i
and III ri saturdays Of each month. Aii mem
hers in good standing are Coidiaiiy invited to- at
tent MgS l. {. COL.BORN, ". NJ.
Il w DrFFy Spr'y
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'sGlad News for the UnfOrtu.
mate.,,

The world renowned "Henry's SpccifcD
positively cufes all cases Of Nervous Debility
and week.-mrs. If the generativc organs In n
vRriet practice Of over thirty years In treating
men = diseases and disabilities, Henry's Spe-
ciiic has met with unparalleled SUCCESS. having
sold during that time upward Of forty thousand
packages, md IN no instance without success
when 'Slmciici' was usei as directed This
specific il pleasant t. take and does not in
terfcre with business pursuits. sufferers may
consult free. iacln>ing stamp for reply ''Spe-
cifc, one dollar per package sin for five dol
/ lars sent free Of detection, securely sealed
/ by mail, IN rrrcii or price. Address all IN
| mUnicati"ns :" Wh,l Ter X o., chemists, lia
Last twenty seventh street, New Gorkt ity
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lsaiIroa0 Gillir 9 bic
X. c., L. & S. r. X. I'll K TAsL.

X. c., L. & S. r. X. I'll ( ia Sic
GOING NORTH.
PASSENGER-DaIly.- ................l2 II T. N.
NAY FREIGHT, Dailv except >uu'tay - IN
THROUGH FREIGHT DaHy. ...... 9 - T.. VI
GOING SOCTH.
Observation-Disclosures. ................. > - T..
FRElGlIT-paily =. ............. - a. =. VI
THROUGH FREIGIIT-Dailv ....... > 81 A NJ.
Close connections made at Kansas City and
through tickets for sale To all eastern points.
W. c. -kIIAwAI, LuCal Agent.
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S. L., F. s.&W. Z. Z. TIME TARLH

S. L., F. S. & w. Z. =. TIME TABLE
GOING EAST.
Accommodation freight No. 4 ....... .9:a1 y. M.
Passenger > ....... ........... o.. = ~ i. III
Through freight No. ................S:,si a. Ia.
GOING WEST.
Accommodation No. : ................9 3 a III.
Passenger Ne. ..... ..............,.l2 a. D. IA.
Through freight No. : ..... ........g.. - y. m .
tiusr CuRneCI .nn> made AZ inrt SCOTT for al
pOiutS sraSt, north ami south Z iu-.. ruiUcr-
tions at Fort Scott, hansa- liz an;>I I.".Is
r. MCGINN Agent.
MO. PACIFIC-PIGUA JUNCTION.
GOING NORTH.
Mail and Express 1850 n. m
Freight ...................... ....... g. 80 Il. m
GOISG South.
Mail and Express .............. &C.. 3.i3 p. III.
Freight .-..-.--.-....... .........-. l. 81 p.
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JOSEPH PIKE

DOoT AND SHOE MAKER. lola, kausas
ID Shop west side public square. First class
n,rk guaranteed AT rvHs, nHtifr tricj-s. Says
boots from 81 80 t. SAB. Mems boots from
81. a. TO ST.. o..
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OTHICK & SMITH,

a BsTRhCTERS OF TITLES. Have COM
n plets set of abstract books for Alcr Ioun-
ty The only parties who make inves' igation
OF titles a snecialty, lola, Kansas.
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Business Dircftory.
r Il. WHITAKER

a TTORNEI and Counsellor nj Law, LOLA
~ Kansas Court House.
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HEALING NJ PRAYER
A1lss Muschins Of BrsekiyA Praetisise the
Faith Care IN Norwaik.


NoRwALK, Aug. 23.-THE Sun printed.
some months ago. An article which was
the result Of an interview with the Rev.
Arthur Sloan Of strstiord concerning the faith
cures which had been performed through his
instrumentality. A short time afterward Lem
uel Beardsley. q grocer. also OF Stratford. was
the subject OF an article which gave him credit.
according to his own statement. OF working
wonderful cures OF disease by tho laying on Of
hands. Personal magnetism and not faith and
prayer wore alleged to DO tho primo factors in
curing disease. THE SUN OF yesterday con-
talned an account OF the cure By faith OF Miss
NJ. NJ. Hutchins. . ministers daughter in
Brooklyn. who had been sick for twenty-three
years with spinal disease. Tho assertion
was made that ,sho began Immediately to prac-
tise the faith-healing art herself among her
Mas Hutchins came to Norwalk last week to
visit friends. and among others who have re-
nsr sS Ss as Gs
than four years. the result Of q fall on tho ice.
years has been in bed and not able even to turn
herself over. Miss Hntchins visited tho mother
and daughter on Sunday last at their residence
chat they might be hsaisd. rMrs. Moore began
at once to feel returning strength. and the same
ond"y She sa walked 0 about oe and
continued to do since. Miss Moore has also
proved herself to no q woman OF much fai h,
for her cure was rapid. and she accompanied
Miss Hutchins to tho gate as she departed;
Both Indies assert that they are confident oil
complete recovery.
Mss hgtShinSs mSnneS Q, healing e sitI.,
she docs not anoint with oil. She asserts tina,
she has been equally successful with others
but avoids publicity. and is. therefore. reticent
in conversation. Norwalk people are much
for relief.
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TIE TALLAPOOsA DIsAsTER
PayMaster TIRAny's Experience-Two Of th'
Mtsaing Probably SAFE.

COTTAGE Cry, Mass, Aug. 2S.-Paymaster
Tiffany OF tho Tallapoosa came to Cottage City
By last evenings boat In conversation he
said he was asleep In his berth when tho collis-
ion occurred. and upon reaching the deck no
learned that the steamer was sinking. He
took his station for q time. and porceiving that
his presence there was OF no avail. ho went be-
low. hurriedly collected a few valuables. and
returned to tho deck Just in time to dive
through stern port as the steamer settled In
the water. After swimming about In the rough
sea for time he discovered tho lights OF Cot
tage City by which he knew his position. Ho
swan to the steam launch that had drifted
succeeded in getting into her. He was subse-
auently taken of by one Of the schooners boats.
WASHINGTON, Aug. GA despatch was re-
ceived Mt tho Navy Department this morning
from Commander Merry. who was In command
OF the Tallapoosa rs follows:
Ihave to report that VIM. u'Donnelson and Vim. Il.
Jones lsndsn,e are mi-sin. Thev were seen by men
ON board the Gate CITY, and nre supposed to have re-
manned on board asleep have sent i2 men ~ charge
" their officers to the navy yard Bo.ton as the most
telegram was also received from Com
Yantic at Woods Hole this morning from
Newport. and that he has. ordered the tug
Triana to the wreck. The Yantic will relieve
the Triana which will then BIO ordered to New
port with such public property rs may have
been snved.
appoint y court Of inquiry to investigate al the
circumstances attending the loss OF tho ITALIA:
poosa aud to determine tho responsibility OF
its officers therefor.
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EXCITEMENT IN SPAIN.
Ex.0ueen Isabella Hmid to he schening to
Reseat Herself Upon tho Throne.

LONDON, Aug. pa tremendous sensation
has been caused at Madrid by rumors OF a plot
designed by ex-Queen Isabella to rescat her
self upon tho throne OF Spain. King Alionso's
lung affection is getting worse. despite official
contradictions. and in the event OF his death it
is more than probable that Gorilla. tho Ropub-
lican leader. who is now under sentence Of
doath would be able to make coup d'etnt
which might overthrow the monarchy and es-
tabish Spanish republic. Queen Christina is
unpopular among the Spanards. and there are
many elements in the nation which would he
troublesome In the event OF tho present Kings
death. Ex Queen Isabella is therefore seeking
70 ally with herself all those who arc loyal to
Of having herself proclaimed Regent when Al
fonso dies.
Cen. Martinez de Campos late Minister Of
War and Senior Sngasta. late Prime NJ mister.
are said to DO abetting the ex-Queen In her de-
sign. and tho. army e being worked upon to
make 1t auxiliary to tho scheme. Another part
OF isnbeiia's project is to unite tho bourbon
branches in Spain by the marriage OF Alfonso's
eldest daughter. tho Infanta Maria. to the son
OF Don Carlos.
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HE'LL CALL THE POLICE NEXT TIME
Ysus9 Allie Tailmau Takes Care or Little
Miss Disby and Gets Into . scrNpe.


Alfred Augustus Tallmnn. Jr, became &C.
,.a,.... III, -. r,,,.h,,h n,.hn ,,hu.
tS.y wSr. MUM pups in the Sunday school of tho
Am,y s.reg. esnoa o ,h ar@an,., M
tall. anson.haired youth. IS years old. Miss
RISKY Ia "a, Tn NAV last Mlss Bisby moved
with hor family and new stepiather from
Flushing to aseonro'nt. ~, shor. ,Imo after
that young Tnllmans family moved away r from
avenue. this city. and thon to Columbia. N. J.
business. On his way back to tho ferry no
he saw on Droomo street. where Mr.. Horny
Bisby's s.epfather. The children showed Tall
900, h.or o., No,r ynr,, and ,,roto , ,orr'n,,a
ietter. telIinR MISS D,sDy OF h' VI, visIL 10 ner
house ana Saving tnat H. would IKE very NUN
81 HSi S. ss, H. saafS;s s5
b. bis Mss e ns In the S e And Of sSs
paint shop He signed tho letter Allie. Miss
h m.o,meT saw .hs sien"tu1o anu 'ho"en'
''S ,e' Fri Mvs npninr Mss Disbv mt On her
straw hS Ss with I've
and asked the Misses Lew, Who lived nes s:
d t To- tHke her WIN them Thsn iaey Wsht o 70
wv. Nv wo,k r t,"M an,. n E,,S s,rset
on tno car az Ih,Iu uNehue any LSm.nn s ,a
with Young Ia,lman. anh dinner also ne shy ,s
no tried 70 get her 70 20 nome aver olnnsr, uut
she SAID the rain would spoil nor pest S LOU
nc snys he trle4 70 pefsMaae met 70 ,sr h so
10 motor anu ishvo ms Inoi " ~. 10. ~ aono
sad a she E would be sc"red u no lett nor alone
There was greas Rriabt az he earIv veS.
Mr Sm.n I'M. MN: NH WAC IN front ~ X
tetGay moInihE ~, ; ntm WI pn,oa,nnn y. rirI
PDe ROUSE ne !, Nv, sItS hinn ana haat unon
th M w ,tn, shop ynmnr Ta,inHn
inc uo9t OF the nnihS s'Ep, ,, onM a. nninn'
openea Mnn inEien .n n anu 'ho 'o''eo'
ma' IN von MI rn S,,' wnse nv dauehter
"s ~ yos sn nnoT "s,een rght In hare" said
young Iailmnni, .n.,a . ro,o. from, Tho
NO am asISeP pa reot vo Hnw u nr. ' oiI
| inner room III pe ou' u'EecuS' no" "'o u"
tnS IoiSst ,,,s .,,r ,oa hoon vary rucb
Mr.: smisn shia tneY t nnu De h Vc nnt ~
| alarmed ABOUT her ana tnat she 9usne not 70
| nave gwen them sucn z irnsn'. oho ousn' W
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