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LESSONS BY PHOSOGRAPH.

Teaching modern languages by means
OF the photograph Is new device. Ii
Is employed by some OF the many cot
rtsp0ndence schools that have sprang
up an over the country in the last year
or two.
AT the headquarters Of the school the
teacher speaks the lesson into the fun
mel Of the machine. These records are
then mailed 10 the student. who maS
live q thousand miles away, together
with a photograph and several blank
records
In his own home the student sets the
phonorrarh going aud listens while IL
repeats as pLre German. Italian on
French as the teacher knows how to
speak Having learned the lesson he
repeats Il O. the talking machine ana
sends the record back % the school.
where the teacher critlcises Il for his
benefit
Printed lessons are sent out also. but
from the phonograph Il Is asserted, the
pupil learns correct pronunciation as he
never could from books, and almost a.
well as he would from the Instructor
az first hanG.-New York Sun.
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n. W. McC UNE.

from mud.slinging on either side. In
Iowa also there is involved the election
OF United States senator to fill the
vacancy OF John II. Gear, who had
been elected for the term beginning
March T. 1901. He died before qualify
mg, and his seat is occupied. by ep-
pointment. by Jonathan p. Dolliyer.
There seems no doubt that the election
OF the Republican state ticket will be
ACCOMPANIED by Republican control OF
the legislature, and Mr. Deliver is a
candidate for election 20 the seat that
he now holds by appointment. although
his candidacy may not be undlsputed
by friends Of Governor shaw.
There Is a state contest In Maryland
this year. also OF national interest. The
state officers to be chosen, a comptrol-
Ter and treasurer are OF consequence
only local. But the legislature to DE
elected viii choose a successor In the
United States Senate 20 George l.. Wei
lington. the renegade from the Repub-
lioan party who supported Bryan in
the last presidential election and
whose etiigy has been burned In Mary
land since the assassination OF Presi-
cent Mckinley. In Maryland the fight
tsnters around the ambition OF Arthur
p. German to return 10 the seat IN the
United States Senate from which he
was ousted when that border state be.
came Republican. German hopes TO
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FALL ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES.

OF all the state elections to be held
this year, that in Ohio, says the New
York Mail and Express, promises to
De the moss interesting. The liveliest
kind Of campaign had been forecast
by all The political phophets In the
Buckeye state. That was the state OF
the President All the era Of prosper
i.y. all the glory q victory IN war, all
the tr1umphs OF peaceful industry at
home, all the prospects OF wider and
larger markets and Of the extension Of
our civilization involved in national ca
pansion, in the Antilles and in the
Philippines. were on the side Of the
administration. mat side Is represent
I'd BY state ticket headed by the re
dominated governor, George b. Nash.
absolutely unassailable in personal
character and Official record. Il is
OPPOSED by a ticket headed by Colonel
James Kilbournc. man OF large pop
ularity and OF liberal purse. Rut the
real essence OF the battle In Ohio was.
ma SUI u, not local 10 the stats buI
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Photo. by Johnson.

spirited campaign In Ohio has become
undenlably listless. The fatal bullet
OF the assassin Of President Mckinley
pierced the very heart OF all the cit
izenshlp Of Ohio. by mutual impulse.
the local leaders Of both parties came
together and agreed that all activity
should be halted, az least until the ex-
piration Of the formal period OF mourn
ing for the fallen chieftain, who was
personally beloved in every hamlet OF
the commonwealth. After the opening
OF the Ohio campaign Senators Fora
ser and Hanna win address audiences
Ially until the election. But on both
sides a great deal OF attention VIII be
paid TO doubtful legislative districts.
There is no doubt OF the election OF the
Republican state ticket by an over
whelmIng majority.
Republican success Ia equally assured
m Iowa. The Republican candidate for
governor A. b. Cummlns. represents
The young aud most vigorous element
Of his party. He won his nomination
after a spirited contest with older
party leaders that left behind no fac
tlonal bitterness. He Il opnossd bv
Thomas ]. Phillips. Democrat Of such
reputation that the campaign 10 tree
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succeed through the suppression OF the
colored vote. He has striyen to raise
the race issue In state where the col
ored vote is small His control Of the
last legislature enabled him TO place an
educational restriction upon the right
OF suffrage. but the negroes qualify
themselves for the ballot by going 20
free schools, maintained by the Repub-
leans. Moreover, German faces the op-
position OF the respectable element Of
his own party. Senator McComas Is
managing the Maryland campo Ign IN
behalf Of the Republican party, and the
Indications are that Germans senator
ial aspirations VIII be defeated.
In New Jersey. the election OF Frank
lin Murphy. the Republican nominee
for governor, seems assured. against
his Democratic competitor, James NJ.
Seymour. The Republican candidate
Is immensely popular. and HIS close as
ISOLATION as chairman Of the Repuhli-
can state committee with Oaret A. Ho-
bart. who died while vice president. is
well remembered throughout the state.
New Jersey. long Democratic, has come
20 be reckoned among the nearly sure
Republican states. There has been
some local dIssention about the admin
istratlon OF excise laws IN the Jersey
coast summer resorts. but this win not
taeot the state campaign.
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In Massachusetts,, the reelection Of
Governor William Murray Crane Re
publican, over Josiah quincy. the Dem
ccratic nominee, is regarded as mat
Ter OF course. Gamaliel Bradford, who
wishes the Democratic nomination, has
subsidized into archaic silence and the
anti-imperialists preach 90 emf
benches. In Virginia. where the gov
ornor. lieutenant governor and attorney
general are 20 I've chosen, the election
~ the Democratic head OF the ticket
Andrew J. Montague, seems most prob
able. But tie Republican candidate Tor
governor. ]. Hampton Hoge. Is making
a stalwart fight. His candidacy. even
II he be not elected himself, is n-'-
test against the new state constitution
designed TO disfranchise the negro o,.
ers. In Kentucky. only local on - are
10 be lllcd, but = legislature isS.0 be
elected that will choose a successor 10
Che United States Senate 10 William J.
Deboe. whose term viii expire March I,
1903. In Pennsylvania, a state tresslr-
er ana Judge OF the supreme court are
10 be elected. The Democrats are sup
porting Independent fusion nominees
for these offices, which is phase Of the
battle against the supremacy OF Quay.
In Nebraska there are 10 be chosen
two regents OF the state university
and justice Of the supreme court
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take 1t on to the coast of Newfound-
land.
Great dignity was given TO the occa-
sion OF the starting by an assemblage
OF government officials, including the
lord mayor Of London. There were also
archbishops and bishops in attendance,
and prayers as well as speeches were
made The starting was Thursday, Aug
6, early in the morning. All went pros
perously with the squadron till the fol-
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In England and America, but not dis
enlargement. A new cable was ordered
and by June, 1865. the second expedition
was ready to start. II was the tenth
Of the month that the Niagara and the
Agamemnon moved out of Plymouth
harbor for Queenstown. Friday, June
"a. Just fifteen days from Plymouth, the
worst weather ever experienced In the
north Atlantic" came on, and not only
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lowing Monday. when, owing to rough
weather, and while the cable was run
ming out freely at the rate Of six miles
an hour, the Niagara stern sank into
the trough Of the sea, rose again and
with such violence, adding to the weight
OF the submerged cable, that Il parted
There was nothing left but TO return 10
England. The expedition of 1867 was
ended.
There was great disappointment both
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And the United States.
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TToRNEY GENERAL KNOX
Of the cabinet having advised
his associates and President
Roosevelt that any citizen has
q right to land an electric ca
BILE on the shores Of this coun-
try and Of any Of Its posses
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-03-29
QUELQUEs PENsEEs

La femme dou6e dun bon carac-
tere, la femme conciliante peut
WELLER ct perdre So beaut6. son
mari ne cessera pas de Palmer ct
il Sc trouvera toujours bien aupres
dele, parce quill y vivra entoure
de paix ct. de tranqu1llit6 -. un des
grands biens de &c monde.
ii est bon, non settlement de re-
former son caractere, mais: encore,
de savoir manier le caractere des
autres. One bonnie femme 6tudie
celui de son mari ct men espere
pas plus quill ne fault. Ellie Anne
avec son cerveau aussi blen qua
vec son coeur.
Rien ne vaut d'etre d'accord dams
Faction. Une femme d'esprit ct de
occur ne force pas son mari q faire
une chose quill n'accomplirait pas
dun plein gre, il Ia lui reprocherait
cruellemeut peut-etre.
Meme 81 ellie lobstination tran
guile une femme entet6e jette son
mari hors des gonds. MATS quand
ellie s'emporte pour faire pr6yaloir
ses pr6tentions, yous Jugez de Ia
colere du mari. II va des chances
pour qu'on 90 prenne aux cheveux
dams le MENACE.
La beaut6 s'efface, lie charme
DIES maniAres este don par excel
~lence, qui ne basse pas. Dou6e de
grace morale, Ia femme est toute
harmonic, ellie cree Harmonic au-
tour dele.
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HOTEL FRANcAIS

Get Hotel est situ6 sur Pills Nlcollet,
une courte distance de PUnion Depot
BONES pensions, ct Chambres bien meu
Ices ct bien tenues. Aussl une 6table
pour logger les chevaux,
PrIx Moderes
Les h6tes pourront Sc procurer dams
Get Hotel des liqueurs les plus purs.
DAVID GAGNER, LnUP
Al ct 43 Avenue Oentrale
HAussi Proprietaire de la Livery 9,
Boarding Stable, [Ecurie de Louage]
Carosses, Bogheis, etc q Prix Reduits
TELEPHONE 228
II Wilder St., Nicollet Island,
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI
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I have been Q greas sufferer from oonstlpassoe
for over i've years. Nothing gave me any rsne1
Ny feet and legs and abdomen were bloased -
I could not wear shoes On my feet and only Q leoss
dress. saw Ripans Tsbulss advertised In 90
daily paper, bought some and took them q dirsee
I'd. Have taken them about three weeks aad there
IL such . change! 1 am not constipased any mort
and I owe 1t all to Ripans TabulssI lam THIRTY.
seven years old. have no occupation. only mY
household duties and nursing my sick Husband
He has had tho dropsy and I am trying Ripaas
Tabules for him. He feels some better but II WI
take some time. he has been sick 80 long. 1o
may use my letter and name Is you like.
Mr. MAkY GoRMAu Clam
I Aav. been sunsnms from headaches ~
sinas WA 4 little GIRL could never ride n
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-03-29
EDITION DE POCHE

Manuel du DR. Humphrey, de
toutes les maladies, IA pages. en- en-
|voy6 gratis pr la psoste'. Hum
phreys Medicine Company, Cor
William 8 John Sta, Network:
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f.nily.tsa 4. r Gfhs 4. r9nsst.
TOIT de CHAUME
Par M. DU CAMPFRANC.

la peine, la pauvre femme.
1T, laissant 6chapper un protond !
,soupir, ellie la regarda 81 fable ct
81 pale, min6e par les privations ct
les soucis. ).
LIE lieutenant Salbr!s regagnalt
le ohalet-le sentier remontait.
De nouveau il dominant les no
rizons immenses; il aspiralt Fair
yivifant des hauteurs. A son arrl-
wee, il apercut Bernadette sur lie
seuil. C'6tait rheure du courier.
lie facteur est-il arrive? de-
manda-t-il.
La servante fit I'm signe de tete
afirmatif en- r6pondant:
IL y a des ]ournaux ct une let
tire pour yous... Je Tai mise sui
Ia table de votre chambre.
Salbris ayant rapidement grav7
p6tage, trouva en- effet, une large
envelope quill s'empressa' d,ou'
vrir.
II venait de reconna1tre lecritu'
re du colonel de son regiment. LIZ
missive 6tait courte; mails que pet
de lignes, parfols sufisent q chan
ger une destin6e.
II lisait:
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-Si votre enfant est

Isl votre enfant est
maigre ct pleure a tout pro-
pos, s'l grince des dents Ia
mutt, sill lie ventre ba1lonne,
81 sa digestion Sc fat NAL ct
quill vomisse solvent, don
nez-lui les TABLE1TEs SANToMEL
Pour les vers car il ne prem
dra pas de mieux avant que
vous Pen debarrassiez.
A vendre chez tous les pharma-
ciens on expediees au Canada ct
aux Etats-Unis reception de
use. Adressez Compagnie Chirni-
que Franco-Americaine, 274 rue
St-Denis, Montreal, Can.
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fv.ns 20 inform yev

want 20 inform yoA.
u words Ct highest
praise, Of the eneht
have derived from
RtpAns Tabules. ] am .
professional nurse and
In this profession q clear
head u always needed.
Ripans TabuleS does It.
After one Of my cases
~koundmyself completely
run down. Acting on the
advice Of xr. Geo. Bow.
@, Yh. g., $50 Newark
Ava, Jersey City, ! took
Ripans Tabule0 With
Grand results.
Miss DEssI1 WuDMAA.
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SSA VI ~ A~ w.
place without getting
headache and sick
stomach. heard Aboua
Ripans Tabules from -
aunt OF mine who We
taking them for catarr1
of the stomach. She ha1
found such relief fro0
their use she advised me
to take their too. andl
have been doing 30 stnca
last Octobee, and WI
saythev have complete
II curee my headaches
I am twsnty-nlne yeAD
old. You are weloouD
70 use his
Nrs. ]. D1ooNgY1
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Reading some Of the testimonials In favor q
Ripans Tabules. /. tried them. Ripaas Tabulss nse
only relieved but actually cured my youn ~.
the headaches have disappeared, bowels A1o +
good condition and he never complains q -
stomach. He Il now . rod. chubby-fsc. boy. TN
wonderful change I attribute TO Ripans TAnules
/ am tisfsd that they win bsneit any oas Qe1s0
the era 70 old age) Il taken according g direo
tfnns B.W. pnl1
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lIothsr was troubled
with ~heartburn and
0seplsssness, caused BY
Indigestion, Tor . good
years. One day
she saw . testimonial
tn the . p indorsins
Ripans Tabules. She
determined 70 give them
. trial, was greatly
relieved oy their use
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Tabules regularly. She keeps few cartons Ripans
Tabules In the house and says she VIII not De WIN
snt them. W. heartburn and sleeplsssness have
disappeared with the Indigestion which wa
formerly 80 greats burden for her. Our whols
family take the Tabules regularly, especially attes
hsaxty meal Ny mother 10 dfty years o. e6e
~ hearty meals n tmpoasibility before ahe
1ook Ripans TabuisA AaTos =. R RlAI -.
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Saint auyeur, aont IS.

"Jamais, mon cher Philippe, je
mai senti CONNIE en- ce moment Ia
v6rit6 de ce We'll adage: aL'homme
propose ct Dieu dispose" Ma der
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Les fanc6s n'avaient plus que
bien peu de jours a passer Fun
pres de l'autre. lis s'eforcaient
d'etre fermes ct courageous, lis fai-
salient ensemble une de leurs der
ni6res promenades, ct cette prone
made solvent r6p6t6e, cette marche
silente sur la meme alice du jar
din await pris un charme infini.
Leurs occurs 6taient 81 profon.
dement, Pun q l'autre; lis 6taient 81
assures de ne s'oublier jamais.
Assise dams lembrasure de sa
fenetre, Nine de Miramare les en-
veloppait tous les deux dun douz
ct m6lancoiique regard, Ellie, 6tait
.devant ga table, Oh ellie await place
tout CO qui est n%ecessaire pour
6crire.
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Vincennes, aont 49,.
Mon cher ami,


Mon cher ami,
"Je viens d'etre pomm6 genera
ct d6sign6 pour lexp6dition du
Tonquin. Aussit6t j'ai songe q yous
Vous plairait-il d'etre mon aide de
caup? Je men doute pas. Heu.
reux mortel! vous allez vous cou'
vrir de gloire; ct, au retour, vous
passerez capitaine, sans compte'
le petit ruban rouge, que nous
trouverons bien le moyen de faire
attacher q votre boutonni6re.
LIE depart est fxe au Ter septem.
bre. R6pondez-moi dams un bre1
d6lai. J'ai toujours apprecie votrt
loyaut6, votre courage, ct je vou'
items en- tres haute estime, MOI
cher ami.
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eta mere qui t'embrasse.
MARGUERITE DE MIRAMARE.

Adieu."
Lorsque la lettrede Nine de Mi
ramare arriva d Nauville, on 6tait
en- pleine f6te champetre.
Ainsi que l'avait 6crit Gilberte,
Nauville n'6tait pas une Th6baide.
On y receyait, l'existence 6tait fort
gale. Les chateaux voisins sly pre-
talent, des reunions s'organisaient,
ct CO n'6taient que joyeuses ct bril-
lantes journ6es, dams lesquelles les
courses sur l'eau, le tir aux pigeons,
lie lawntennis ct la danse SO parta-
geaient la favour des invites.
G1lberte venalt de mettre d la
mode les go1ters d'apr6s-midi, Oh
l'on arrosait de p6ti]lant champa-
gne les cr6pes que l'on tournait
soi-meme. La jeune ct charmante
Nine de Miraramare jouait . la
fa1seuse dc cr6pes CONNIE Marie
Antoinette jouait q la laitiere 3
Trianon. Un invite, qui tournait
les crepes avec dext6r1t6, hop!
dun seul coup, 6tait aussi choye,
aussi adul6, sous les ombrages de
|Nauville, qu'un correct gommeux,
aui. en- hiver, conduit le cotillon.
Et meme le cotillon est plus ia
Gle d conduire que Ia crepe . tour
ner.
III scriia unemployment
Henry Courtel, yoyez CONNIE ellie
est bien dor6e!
Et, %galamment, il s'avanea yers
FGilberte, assiette en- main. Lajeu-
ne femme 6tait vraimentjolie dams
son 6l6gante robe pompadour ct
son petit tablier de cr6piere grand
CONNIE la main, tout en- broderie,
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penobseot.
Mrs. Julia Littlefield. who has been
visiting friends aud relatives in HalloweIl
and Buckfieid, returned home Saturday.
There was social dance at the pavilion
Saturday evening. The attendance was
good. After the dance supper was
served at the Penobseot house.
Tomorrow evening at the regular
meeting of Court Bagsduce, /. o. F., there
viii be clam supper. The Foresters
have invited a large number OF friends
and are preparing for jolly evening. 4
AT the regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters, held with Mrs. William Self
ers Friday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing qusrter:
Ruth f. Smith, l.; Fausta Grindle, v. L.;
Bertha Leach, secretary; Mary varnum,
treasurer.
Tuesday evening, Oct. /, meeting was
held at grange hall for the purpose OF
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EMBELLISHMENTS.
GEssFgEs'ensS
Fertilizer.

That's a good name for
SCOTS Emulsion. Children
are like young plants. Some
will grow in ordinary soil.
Others need fertilizers.
The nature of some children
prevents them from thriving
on ordinary food Such chill
dren grow rightif treated right.
All they need is little fer
tilizer-a little extra richness.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
treatment.
Fertilizers make thingsgrow.
That's just what SCOTS Emul-
sion does. 1t makes children
grow in flesh, grow in strength.
grow rich blood, grow in mind,
grow happy. That's what we
make it for.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, 400 Pearl ST.. N. Y.
soc and sI.ooi all druggists
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sorth Lamoine.
Miss Susie Austin has arrived home
from Bar Harbor.
Miss Annie Young came home last
Monday to attend the reception to her
brother Harry. She returned on We'd
nesday.
Tuesday evening, Oct. 1, at the home Of
e. F.. Young and wife, an informal re-
ceptioh was given their son Harry and
bride, who were married at Portsmouth
on Monday morning, Sept. 80, and arrived
here Monday evening on the 10 train.
Thirty of Mr.. Young's schoolmates and
friends were present. One interesting
feature of the evening was an appropriate
reading by Miss Gertrude Bragdon.
Many tokens of esteem es well as good
wishes were received by the newly
welded couple. Four years ago, youth
of less than twenty, Mr.. Young went to
Portsmouth and began work on the coal
packets as day laborer. By his sober,
quiet habits, he worked his way up to the
position OF engineer which he now holds.
Oct. z. Y.
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Atlantic.
Otis Albee is carrying clans for the Bass
Harbor factory.
A. c. Smith had load of freight come
this week from Portland.
Rev. Mr.. johnson, the Advent minister,
has moved into Addison Bridges house.
There are great many cases OF whoop-
ing cough in town, many patients being
quite Ill.
Stinson Hooper has started his crew OF
men to work on a quarry to the east OF
Wilmer Bridges.
Mr.. Osgood, venerable preacher who
used to visit this island in years gone by, is
spending few days here.
Capt Willard Staples leaves Providence
this week in the three mas er MAUD II.
Dudley" for Jacksonville, Fla.
Philip Small, Of Deer Isle, has been on
fe" days visit 10 relatives here. He will
enter the junior class at Bowdoin college
nex1 term.
Herbert Joyce has just returned from
Portland Wi a new supply OF tin for his
sardine factory. They have been bothered
greatly on account OF the price and
scarcity of tin.
Oct T.
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East Oriand.
Mis-. Lettie Bisisdell returned to Boston
Saturday.
@. 8. Jones, OF Washington, is the guest
of f. E. BIaisdeil.
George Snow has moved bis family into
Mrs. e. c. Msson's cottage.
Fred Pickering visited his daughter at
Ellsworth Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Etts Dunbar and daughter Dors,
who have been visiting in Bluehili, re-
turned home Sunday.
Miss Bernice Mason spent Sunday at
her home, returning to Bangor Monday
morning.
Mrs. Hattie Perkins hiss ciosed her
cottage and is living with her sister, Mrs.
Macy B.sisdeii.
n. W. Littlefield, OF Bangor, organized
singing school here last Wednesday
n 'ght, with about thirty members
Mr.. BIskesley and wife, who have been
boarding with w. w. B'sisdeli during
the summer, are boarding with Mrs. +. c.
Mason for few weeks.
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