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encd, II will seriously injurc the In.
flucnco Ior good of the board. or
should the courts decide In her favor
thus multiplying the executive COM
mittec'a acts, Il would practically re-.
suit In disbanding the board aud cause
no end Of trouble.
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WiSSnEd, April l0'-lt Is stated
here that the Northern Pacific has
offered 10 sell out is whole system In
Manitoba TO the Canadian Pacific Rail-
rosd. II Is probable tho offer will be
accented,
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MONTPELIER, VI, April i0.--The
jury In the stono-cutter's conspiracy
case returned verdict today, finding
the four respondents, members Of the
union, guilty Of conspiracy TO prevent
Jacob Mcclure from working M
stone cutter because he was n non.
union man.
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CoLuMnIA,S. g., April iv.-Ccntury
Butler and Hampton Nelson were
hanged nj Sumptrui for the murder Of
Captain John Mnxcy In January last.
Both earnestly protested innocence
while on the sca:Ibld and displayed
great religious lcfvor.
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Nrw YoRg, April iO.-Thc officials
OF the Northern Pacific rond, when
asked about the report that the road
had offered 10 sell liz line In Manitoba
70 the Canadian Pacific, said they
knew nothing OF II.
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Go ~ y. u. Gudmundson, No. "a
= thirteenth East Street, salt Lake
CITY, and order your iir.t.clhss Rocks,
Footing, Bubble, etc. Flagging loo.
per square foot. dtf
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BED COMFORTS AT A SAC
RlFlCE AT DiNWOODEY'S


liyou are Yellow, Bilious, cons,i.
Pated with Headache, bad breath,
drovsy. no appetite, look, out your
Liver IL out Of order. One boT OF these
Pills W III dy1pe all the trouble away
and make new being Of you. Price
20 cents. Zion Coop Mer. Inst. Drug
Drpt., Agent das
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r,IE IosErIsIrE CONFERENCE.



CLEVELAND, Ohio, April l0.-To.
day u sensation was created by u testi-
monial presented by Charles Sefiy OF
Detroit, who asserted that he came to
herald tho second coming OF Christ In
the person OF man called Schwein.
furtli, who holds forth at farm called
Heaven" near Rockford. He said
thesainis were all wrong and SchweIn.
fuHh was all right.
II was stated later by one OF the
members OF the conference that Sefiy
had been expelled from the church
some time ago.
The church Il now incorporated In
Illinois, where there " u limit ~ TO tho
amount Of property they may hold. IL
was, therefore, decided today that the
rociety snail bo Incorporated In Iowa,
where there IL no Limitation. The
next conference will be at Independ.
ence, Mo.
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rive Thousand Carp.n,.rs will eui,
work.

pIT1snuRd, April l0.-It Is definite
ly d,termined that on May LIST five
thousand carpenters Ia the pittshurg
district Of the Brotherhood Of Carpen.
tiers and Join.rs Of North America,
viii cease work until the builders com
eede the eight hour demand.
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wAsinN0ToN, April IL. -rh. iuncr.
al OF the lat. Albert i'lsu took place
today, and M the request OF the dtad
Mason. II was marked with simplicity.
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4 slight cold, II neglected, often nj.
tecks TIC luuls. browns BRuNcHIAL
IROCnEs give sue ami immediate ~.
lief. Sold only IA 5Orcs. Price la5
cents.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, April lO.-'rhc
house this morning refused 10 concur
In the senate amendments TO the bill
Ex-Governor Beaver fnf
money expended at Johnston after the
Hood,
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Flower anu garden secI..-Tho larg.
est variety and purest seeds; lower
than Eastern prices, under tho Utah
National Bank, Clock corner, Salt
Lake Guy. DIS
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Cheapest place In town for Stove,
anu Ranges, Tin and Iron Roofing.
Gutt.riDg, etc.,
THn SPENCER BYwATFR Co.,
IT anu ~ West South Temple 81.
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Go 10 SpRNCgR, BYwATER 4 Co.'S
u and ID West South Temple street,
for Tin Roofihs GATHERING, spOu,ing
Stoves AMI linware, etc.
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SCRANTON, Pa, April iO.-Miss Su.
san Dickinson was IN the city today H.
consultation with friends relative TO
thc statements mad. by her sister TO n
reporter Ia New York. Miss Dickin.
ron said that slie had tclegraphed DR..
Seward that he would he held In dam.
ages for the Injury he Ia doing her
sisters mind, In confirming her delu.
sion, and also that friends In West
Pittston and vicinity viii testify that
she has devoted her life for years u
the welfare aud interest Of ANNA, ami
rays the latter has been dcmentcd some
time. bu, II was only when she became
violent that she concluded 10 have her
placed IN nh Asylum. She says that
Anna was not roughly treated. In
conclusion, Susan says she sees now
that friends told her truly when they
said she was foolish TO devote her life
~ Anna. Hereafter Anna must find
faithful servants wherever she eau.
Miss Susan does not explain why,
when the Scranton Republican iirst
gave the story Of her SISTERS insanity,
she sent strongly worded denial OF 1t
10 every payer In the region, claiming
that the report was "cruel outrage. -
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WAsnisOnDS, April lott IL prac.
tically settled that u. II. Ncbccker ~
Indiana will succeed Huston n United
States Treasurer.
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A very interesting aud Instructive
lecture ny Elder Andrew Jensen, In
pamphlet form, just the thing tn send
abroad TO friends or for missionaries
use. Only o cents per copy. At Dis.
Elil:r NIwB office. das
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NEW YOnIl, April To- Baron Fasa,
the recalled Italian minister, left his
hotel tonight for the steamer la Gas
c0gHo aud leaves for home tomorrow.
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Baby Carriages, half price
at S. r. Marks; 500 to choose
from.
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OFFICIALLY DENIED.
PHILADELPHIA, April iO.-Tbe story
ihat Anna Dickinson was n sane
woman when she wns committed u
the Danville insane asylum, and that
her commitment was Irregular; that
the State lunacy law wer. In her ease
nagran,ly violated, and that Philadel.
phia physicians and officials were con.
cerncd In the injustice done her, IL
officially and particularly denied hero.
The letter which Mis- Dickinson says
she sent to the chairman aud secretary
Of the state board OF charities, Doctors
Morton aud w,thcrill Of this city. was
received by DIR. wethorilI, who visited
her Immediately, In company with the
attorney OF the board, Mi. Barlow.
DIR. Wetherill today said: ave found
Miss Dickinson Installed In the most
comfortable ward Of the whole institu.
ton. The Interview was necessarily
brief because she declined TO talk 10
W., or Mt least would say very little.
When not actually talking to Us, she
walked cNcitedly up and down the
room, giving sutterance TO incoherent
words and phrases, and acting In ex-
nctly the manner Insane persons ARE
accustomed 10 act. Neither Mr.. Bar
low, DIR. Schultz nor myself had the
slightest doubt that she was dcrsugci."
"ffom n perusal Of her story and
from n knowledge OF hor case. do you
think she IL entirely sane nOw?"
Speaking from what | saw " her
only, will say II IL very probable she
IL insane Mt the present time. Dr.
Reward Of New York, See, vouches
for the opposite View u the ease, and
~ the absence Of another examination
Of Miss Dickinson, I can no. speak
positively OF her condition"
DID NOT Know WHAT To MAKE oF IT.
CHICAGO, Aprii iO.--Miss Frances
J.. Willard, president Of the National
w. 4. u. u, sail today that she did
not know what 10 make Of tho report
In regard 10 the unjust incarceration Of
Anna Dickinson. She does know that
Susan Dickinson has been most gem
erous, faithful aud loving sister. She
always has been regarded as most
conscientious, highminded Christian
woman by all who know her. Miss
willard could not believe Susan Dick.
ins0n capable Of tho base conduct nj.
tributed to hef aud does not see what
she could hope TO gain by such n
course. The plan for the fund which
IA being raised IL that II should he
placed IN the hands OF trustees, only
the Interest 10 be paid % Anna Dick.
inson, aud that II shall be- kept asa
permanent fund for the purpose of aid.
Ing any woman who has given her life
to the public aud iuno longer aole To
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scAHrr, 20 East, let Subscriptions.
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Gladstone having been privately
asked for n statement In reply 10
Parnell's charge that Gladstone gave
an Interview 10 the American dynami.
tiers at Harwarden, says his denial
alone ought TO suffice.
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THE RunoRs piscRCoircp IN
WASHINGTON.
raih About Ordering q. y. nin,sier
Porter out OF Italy.

RoMr, April iO.-lt IL reported that
II the United States Government does
not answer Marquis lmperialis note
by tomorrow, Porter, American Min.
lister here, will be ordered u leave
Italy and the whole Italian legation la
Washington be recalled aud italian
Interests left la charge Of the British
minister.
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scARrr, 20 East, LIST South, Drugs.
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The Alleged Violation OF the Luuacy
Laws In her Case Onlcially
Denied.
UNANIMOUS DECISION or THE
srRiKCRs' coNvCNrioN.
Sensation Created Among the Josephltes
by the Testimonial or an
Apostate.
ny Telegraph to tho news.
ANNA DICKINSON.


NEW YoR., April Joanna Dick.
inson lcft the city this forenoon for
Goshen, N. Y, where she will under.
10 medical treatment.
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A. The cssy's Di>s lr-ssu.s

Worth's star freak this week 10 "LAloo, the
most curious instance Of physical malforma-
ton exhibited In this city In many years. Il
drew crowds last week. and Worth has now
made It's engagement Of indefinite length.
There are other features In the curio halls,
while ON the stage the usual novelty shows are
given by variety performers, most Of whom
are clever. Worth's iectures.. Describing his
over the world. are not the least interesting
Hu 81 r. fFaRsoe in East Four
teenth street the engagement OF CycIops and
week. Their exhibitions are we'll calculated
to please museum audiences who like to sec
extraordinary things Ct any Kind; and the per-
are certainly amazing "Krao," o specimen Of
the tribe Of simiane: and labelled as tho near
est approach 70 the missing link" is also on
S saar ss wss Th soc are
curios. new amusement hall will be thrown
open tomorrow to Hubers fast-increaslng
Doris's Eighth Avenue Museum puts for
ward Capt E9elbreck, an expert swordsman.
and his troupe Of slx female sword dancers as
santillade. female FIRE eater. an extensive
wax works show. and NO fewer than three the
n.r tSa s ssSS ssS offered tSs
Wills MssEs oomeaisns' a appssr Sei In Thestrs
No. 2. Visitors to Doris's can hardly complain
q the quantity Of the matter that Is set before
them.
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ChN0tnutA,

O3ODG88S
IVA little upchins sitting II . ins:
twenty little bright eyes sparkls and sAiAs.
Ten little school books open In row:
Ars ten little lessons being studisAf Ne.
For ten uttls ninds waadss thru the TOM.
And, % In the woodA shake TIE ohsstuses down.
Psit each other WITH prietly chestnut burn
Making Madame Squirrels heart tAump IL Asg fasS-
Gee seoes q little pockets With nuts bulge sut
And strong little fsss prancs and dance absass
Bat stin on sAs beokA spread 70 make then viss.
Bent - II learning are twenty uttis syss.
"olass IN osossApAyr Oh IN . wiAk
fsn little minds are bsek TO ~ and think:
But the ksaa teacher fsads In the fAesa pale.
For As's knowing one sisas thss cannot tau
Get boys aAd sqursls In ehsstaat tina tAsis tasks
% half IN lest che cunning tssohss askA
"De you kaow what fruits In Asdasasoar ssswr'
"chsssnuss I" ysu shs ssa ntals boys IN row.
Oh. but the laugh the merry tsssher lssdsi
Hs's 40 foasil 20 the burning hint ~ Assds:
AN who would rather put their lsssons ~.
And TO- instead. = nutsins. please sAy. ~"
"lils- iii ihs hidden starr culver IN the skyi
4. faRlFs DAvSoa.
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At the Brooklyn Theatres.

The new Bedford Avenue Theatre In Brook
Ign will be opened week from tomorrow
night. The first entertainment given therein
will be q light and bright ono. Fanny Rice was
for several years very popular singing como
dienne at the Casino. This season she has
started out Independently ut the head Of her
own company. She plays the principal char
acter In "A Jolly Surprise" which has been
translated from the French and made to suit
her purposes by Arthur Wallack. The play
has consistency enough to hold together
selection OF specialties including number OF
things which Miss Rico does admirably. and
others which are allotted to her companions on
the stage. "A Jolly Surprise" had its trial in
Boston. where 1t was commended as one OF the
best OF the recent productions In the line Of
what theatrical folks call farce comedy" In
the afternoon prior to the opening OF the new
theatre about a thousand carrier pigeons.
brought from various parts OF the country by
A. ID. Richards. will BIO set loose from tho roof
each bird laden with ribbon. on which tho
name Of the theatre ia inscribed. Tho new
house is q handsome addition to Brooklyn's
dramatic facilities. and its outset indicates
prosperity.
The play OF tho week at .the Leo Avenue
Academy will be All the Comforts Of Home"
the farce which William Gillette adapted from
the German. and which one Of the Charles
Frohman companies performs with the dash
and brilliancy Of true comedy. thus lifting it
much above the average of funny plays now in
use 1t has had two long and very prosperous
terms in New York city, and 1t vii! be present.
ed IN Brooklyn with the same remarkably ca
pablo cast, which is ono OF the many assem-
blages Of perfectly, suitable players which Mr..
Frohman has made. Wang" will ensue Mt
the Lee Avenue Academy.
AT Holiness star Theatre the melodramq Of
NAu " ia h.A Mott lie
with It's realisnls unnpaired. and it's belgii-
tional strength enforced by strong company.
will be offered during tho week. In the scene
eran Capt. James will appear.
concert Ill be given tonight at Huber, 4
ss well as In the vaudeville show throughout
the week, Will be the Sternhsims. Teresins
kosks, William COPYRIGHT. William Payne,
debrandt, p sayre. Theodore Hoch. and Prof.
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Fokafs WORTH RRAa1x6.


ANn9DbfIoGo Boeos
In disging for the foundations OF the new gas hous
.ar tho KnesNridgo road the bonsa ramrodS and but
ms OF Revolutionary soldier we're unearthed.
Tue Kiussbridss road 10 bright today.
1edscked with natures colors gay.
The yellow duss apon ne sod
Il but the soid Of eoldsnrod.
ne hills around once more Ass srssA.
A. whom With other syes wsfs sssA
Within this steep and marrow goees
fhs royal banners Of King ossssA
me slsspy tide By nAxismS y,Ain
Bbbs southward. bat returns aeAia,
% eaiAs The soldiefa. din and gray.
nat hsss Aads nsht one sysees ~.
On yondsr height wAsrs eiinss TIE pt.a.
Was massed the ContinsAtal lins,
'fwas there With nfs and nuskst ssAsh
me armies stsugsisd fortA aad bAsh.
Herohanes By nisAt shs bastss train
Storms. nshts. and then fstrssts asaiA.
Psrchanee the pinss hide misty AossA
win ssntriss wan and picket CHESTS.
Long silsoesd 10 their wsriihs sAout;
Their drums are sttlsd. their ushts ~ ssss
And Few remember shoss who tfoA
Above The ssssa and spstnsing 80
Yet they ass here. m srsuehss dss1.
Yankee and Asss!aA soldiers sleep.
me kindly earth 10 their abode,
osd resi- them By the Kinssssidss real
Jsas JAM MssnAs.
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Na ~ hndkonaposb 6Ahnsl.
e fnA 80 Il: :Rss'' asA's Ne 'aa
n "a e: ss:e I: .
Our ssisa: g: Ia fsss'a As.s
w" sssss e 40 !: " ~
Corporal aans had sseoa essias ne IN shssass The asas
ma. Sas ..s oss s~.as lying u. ..rA
n. III. aao 80 ron il. . .I.,. q. ~
A.a s s..
; ~: e. e. =:
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rA.a : ss;; r.; 2: - = - ~ ~.'
~. !: !: s.: s,:s Z 81
A. 4: S: As; IS y I:
MA 4: s:;S s. Z: :ss e;
z; iSs e. sn e.. ae''' ''e .@'' 'an
w. sss2s: "a En- "a; ..s ...,,.s .,.s-
.. s.: \: Il : ~. ~.
"A =; s "a. S::s : s=:s ne '
IL; ::ss. IN: 2 e: az. e. Z: .
slsss; I'D saa 'as' 'na nv'
A1A fohoV14 Sbs sound throseA ne Wilderness shA6
oWo. 1hsrN With Biz back - . fallen treA
"A =. sstsf;ss 80 ::ss1 him b
kis iSsiSs Va 4cf9 and the hors vee I'd
IA loo9 r3ll ShssO 10 the dsAd.
"zsv 3. s... :" a e. Hh''s'''A "Wsssv'A
-Vs1ss 70 paothef about "his hAnAs ian 1feeaA AaA
LITTLE jack TwosstefS DRAINING VA aons'
ne ,isos came down With 10 blssssa saisk ~ said
prayer for my Little Iirl
coo 0tl6ened with blood 70 curl.
Nat of M An oahtS that the wilderness sAadewo
tryinS 70 hide a. the smoke clouds de4
Tha saddOSo Of all WAS thae ntelo fellow beAN08 the
iong roll there for the dead.
4AAsoa NA1vrfIA
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q very long engagement In New York in these
wha tae l RSbe deRsna S5 q @
Is as dsol as II can be with the
Tho news that the German players called
Neininger had beon engaged to come to this
city has been disputed. But tho Rosenfeld
brothers Of the Thalia insist that the famous
organization. or at least party composed OF
players every one Of whom belonged to the
Meininger establishment will DO imported by
them. and will probably appear at tho Acad-
envy Of Music. The Rosenfelds soy that in
case their negotiations for the Academy do
not result In getting possession for Nov. Is.
Go the M 9psa Hence
on Is to raise tho Price Of seats ose Witch
saSs s csnsy OF tie
Moininger WIN be d revelation in New York.
nstSre and es for Historical truth For light
MhsSningsrs are Tbihey
patented by tho Duke OF Meinipser. which
makes thunder such as cannot be heard on on
treasure store. Naturally, after having decid-
S h SIs re at
Wien when made the proposition, to purchase the
entire he vase
to engage the attaches OF the Duke's enter
prise. The Molninger, employs nifty stage
hands. 125 supers, besides machinists electro
cal experts and 'inspicients.' who accompany
them on all their travels over the European
continent We have hired all these people AS
been varying. as the Duke never permitted one
actor or actress 70 overshadow the rest. en-
gagged most Of the actors and actresses who
Meininger ensemble. The star system was an
adherence for the Duke. Ho believed in
training. and ininitablo cnscnhlo acting, but
under no conditions did Ao allow any one
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TSssAeR
Nvm ~ hlsp0,la1

Yrssohsrs have preached me sssAseA
have slept thslr sermon: tRroush;
NJ friends have lectured TO.
Nv foes have given me wasuingA
And have taken them potI
Frisnds and foes and relations
never hooded . jot.
rss. xosa: ws5s The , s::.s6Sd s e
And not one atom Of oil they sAlo
Has ever remained with me.
1hsy were staid and pAilid and eolemH
They were gray. and wr!ntled And eSdI
Ny teacher has cheeks OF fosse.
And hair Of the suns own gold.
His words run into each othsS;
NJ stammsfs and 6sbb!s. sSS essss'
NJ doesn't know be Y powerful.
But In three short years he has taught ne
More than those graybearde stAid
Had taught In the seven and thirty
Before he came 70 their AID.
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No Foreiess md No Tall.

HARTFORD, Sept l3-Ths oldest cat In Con.
s eee ut belongs to A. @. Wool. the barber q
H. fsarl strAst In this City 1t is u pretty
o OIL nrown n white fellow. three mouths
, H. and NJ 'ai il Was born Without those
I'm lis mother ia u boh-tailed old pussy
ths ill., sun 'iwei in Northampton: Mass. and
VIA WI" 70 III ely and gave 1t 10 tho barber.
th4a IN IN bl sit-l 10 queer kitten gets over
IT, einIN hy yumpina iIko II kangaroo. aud 1t
orsr'iA RAJ, ~, la 'ha place where folelecs
mo- DO arc no tiny iappsrs. which 1t
N''ss III .GiIi Ia.
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Thick on the dropping branches
Tho leaves are shining green,
With the downy crimson peaches
All glowing In between,
With bare. white arms uplifSsd,
In evory motion grace,
Cleaning tresses floating
Around her Winsome fAoSi
With dainty rounded ankles
That her kiTtlc barely reaches.
A Witohing little maiden
Stood uptoc, picking pesohss-
Two danced with courtly ladies
where wealth and beauty mss.
And thrilled At lAnsuid glance
From blonde and fair brunette;
I've ste mmed the foAming breAkesu
With bellies At all the beAchsA,
A. shs plucied tie glowing peaches.
Q. W. HAspoAssla
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Hsa nms SCS1sO.
DaS shea 20 black eye. eaRbsi
An tit right o6 Ter slsSh
- soon Dc nieeAh Angul1
Am eummin' down to. creep
Afoun' 70 buckoo'd cradle,
80, hIsh-A-bye-oA-oyei
An doan 20 .wAte till nawnlAfs
Oar ohet dat uAdee eyol
Yah 70 ~ slssp Ear. oaAbel
A- sle,.s,n, y, nH a a. ;sss sM
Irom rockinF cradie-o5i
% right straight OF ~ alesD 0ABi
10 pooty bSbe-0Am-boi
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The Other Beat . Retreat.
From tAs Oakland Daily EsstnS ntSssssL

Two hearts that beat AZ ono
A heavy step--A scare
And when her pa arrived
One heart alone was there.