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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
CHURCH SERVICES
ST. PATRICK s DAY
THE CATHOLICS WILL HOLD
SPECIAL CEREMONIES.
Entertainments in the Evening Will
Close Celebration in Honor of
IreIand's Patron
Saint

st. Patrick's day will be observed
tomorrow with special services in the
Catholic churches and with several
entertainments in the evening.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will
give a benefit entertainment tomorrow
evening at s o'clock, in the Father
Meyer Memorial hall Of st. Vincent's
of the Good Shepherd. An interesting
program has been arranged. 1t is
expected Bishop Conaty will make the
address of the evening.
The young women of st. Patrick''
church, Vernon, are planning to Civ,
an entertainment in the evening. II
Kornblum hall, corer Washington stree
and Griffith avenue. Stereopticor
views will be a feature of the evening
The following will take part in tn,
program: Misses Grace Du Case, Es
telle LIE Sage, Helen Owen and Ed
McCurdy. The Shamrock club of Yer.
non will give a dance in the adjoining
hall.
Following is the list of services:
Cathedral of st. Vibiana-Pontifica
mass at a. M, with sermon by Rev
William Lonnergan.
Plaza church-High mass at 8 a. m.
sermon in English by Rev. j, Cabal-
leria.
st. Joseph's-Solemn high mass al
8 a. M, Rev. e. Lunney, o. F. NJ.
celebrant. Sermon by Rev. Raphael
Fuhr, o. r. NJ, "Ireland's Apostle"
st. Vincent s-High mass at 9 a. M.
Rev. p. III. Mcdonald, c. NJ, celebrant
Sermon by Rev. F. x. McCabe, C. M.
Church of the Sacred Heart-Higt
mass at a. M, with sermon by Rev
]. A. O'Neil.
St. Mary s-High mass at 9 a. m.
with sermon by Rev. M. Harnett.
st. Patrick's-Solemn high mass at II
a. M, Rev. Joseph Nunan of Pomona
celebrant; Rev. j. Barron. st. Mary's
deacon; Rev. j. j. Clifford, st. Thorn
as, sub-deacon; Rev. C. Molony, st
Agnes, master of ceremonies. Rev. d
w. j Murphy, Hollywood, will act az
organist. Father Barron will preach
the sermon.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Hollywood-High mass at a. M, Dear
Quinlan, celebrant. Sermon by Rev
D. w. J. Murphy. Evening sermon by
Dean Quinlan.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
COOK BURNED BY GASOLINE
Stove ExpIodes, Negress Is Severely
Injured

AS a result of the explosion of a
gasoline stove at 725 Mitchell place
about o'clock last night Mrs. Ruberta
Washington, negro woman, was Sc
verely burned about the face and arms
and sustained injuries which neces-
STATED trip to the receiving hospital.
The injured woman was bending over
the stove when suddenly the flame was
transferred from one of the burners
to the tank of gasoline, which blew up
and covered the cooks face and clothes
with burning fuel.
Immediately upon hearing her cries
neighbors rushed in and extinguished
the flames. Before the assistance ar
rived, however, the woman's face and
hands were severely burned.
The flames set fire to the house and
damaged the building to the extent of
$25. The place is owned by ]. M. Nc
Kinney and the contents, which were
damaged to the value OF $40, are owned
by A. j. Howsey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
MOTHERS COOKING WINS
Wife Loses in Culinary Contest and
Gets Divorce

Gets Divorce
Because her husband cared more for
the biscuits baked by his mother than
he did for the dainty morsels concocted
by his wife, Mrs. Emma P. Robinson
asked Judge Oster yesterday in the
superior court to break the bonds of
love which heretofore have bound her
to o. r. w. Robinson.
The testimony brought to light a
contest for culinary honors between
Mrs. Robinson and her mother-in-law
One morning not long ago Robinson
asked for "mush,' whereupon his wife
engaged in a race for the cook stove
with her mother-in-law.
1t may never be known who the rea
winner of the "cookstove" handical
was, but yesterdays testimony mads
1t appear that Mrs. Robinson's bow
Of mush was hurled through the side
door exit of the Robinson home.
The evidence adduced before the
court was somewhat conflicting, but
Judge Osler, having handled similar
cases in his court at Riverside, found
little, If any, difficulty in arriving at
solution, and the divorce was
granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
DECLARE MRS. G0LDNER
Is DAUGHTER OF BELL
Witnesses Testify as to Life of the
Plaintiffs Mother in New
Mexico

Testimony of damaging nature to
the cause of the defense in the Bell
will case was introduced at vest erday's
session of the trial before Judge Will
bur in the superior court.
Mrs. Ella Bell Goldner, who seeks to
share in the distribution of the $780,
900 involved in the case on the ground
that she is a daughter Of the deceased
by a former marriage, went on the
stand yesterday in her own behalf.
Her testimony related to her child
hood in New Mexico and to the rela-
tions existing between her mother and
Nathaniel Bell.
One of the strongest witnesses for
the plaintiff thus far introduced was
Antonio Loretto, half brother to the
plaintiff in this case.
The witness told the court that Bell
and the Librado woman in the early
'7Os lived together as husband and
wife, and that Bell always contributed
to the support of the family.
Mrs. Bell proposes to prove that Mrs.
Godner bears no relation whatever to
the Bell family, and that her mother
freuuented various mining camps in
the early sos.
The movements of Valencia Librado
Bell will be traced from silver City to
Georgetown, thence to Globe and Tue
son, Ariz., and finally to Ell Paso, Tex,
where it is said she died.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
BIC IRRIGATION
PLAN IN SOUTH
SAN DIEGO COMPANY TO
WATER LARGE ACREAGE
SweetWater and Other Reservoirs Are
Filling Rapidly, and One Hundred
Thousand Acres Are to Be
Put Under Cultivation

San Diego county now has enough
100000 acres" said H. P. Wood, Sec
retary of the San Diego chamber of
commerce, yesterday, during his brief
visit in Los Angeles. He came to the
city to confer with Deputy Commits
sioner Frank Virgins in reference to
the part that San Diego products will
take in the Lewis and Clark exposi-
ton at Portland, and while doing so
the two energetic secretaries took lunch
at one of the clubs.
Secretary Wood. in touching upon
the water question in his locality,
stated that he had just received a let
ter from Archibald Campbell of Campo.
who informed him that thus far there
had been rainfall of forty inches at
Campo. which Is in excess of the aver
age for that district and only ten
months of the season have passed.
Mr.. Wood added: 1--WE have been
taught a lesson by experience In San
Diego county, and we are taking care
of all the surface water possible and
placing it in reservoirs for the seasons
when rains are slack. We have enough
water in storage now to last us two
years, with present demands, but we
are going ahead with the Spreckels sys-
tenn Of impounding water. The South
ern California Water company has the
enterprise in charge, and over $l,5OO,OOO
has been expended in the development
of the system thus far.
"Over $3,00O,O00 will be required to
complete the system, but when 1t Is
finished our section will be equipped
to impound water enough to irrigate
a vast territory of the desert land not
now under cultivation. The Sweet
water and other reservoirs are filling
up rapidly. The figures show that
during the last storm the rain was
heaviest in and around San Diego. Our
city Is growing rapidly and many new
buildings are planned and number are
in course of erection. San Diego is to
be the lower California coast harbor
for government ships, and lively times
are expected to result from the opening
of the Panama canal and the improve
ment of the harbor which we claim Is
the finest in the world. Our section Will
make creditable display at the Port
land exposition"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
JUDGE PUTS BAN
ON OSLER THEORY
YOUNG WIFE DIVORCED BY
HUSBAND
M. w. Finnell Declares That Youth
fuI Spouse Broke His Heart
as She Cared only for
Money

Theories advanced by DR.. Osler OF
Johns Hopkins university that a man
is worthless at forty and should OF
right be fed sleeping tablets at sixty
were heartily indorsed by Mrs. @. Fin
nell, young woman, and yesterday
her husband, M. w. Finnell, who is
somewhat advanced in age, asked
Judge Trask in the superior court to
free him from the bonds of matrimony.
Even the neighbors were drawn into
the domestic difficulties of the couple,
and Ralph Bartlett and wife, who re-
fused to countenance the views of the
college professor, told the court how
Mrs. Finnell broke her husbands heart.
1t appears from the testimony intro
duced yesterday that Mrs. Finnell in
teachings of one Osler, found time to
wheedle her husband out of money.
If the testimony was correct, it would
appear that to Mrs. Flnnell matrimony
was a business proposition, wherein
the affairs of the heart had little con-
cern.
Then again the witnesses told the
court that Mrs. Finnell had referred to
her husband as fool"
Judge Trask did not find it in his
heart to say much in behalf of DIR.
Osler and his theory.
DR.. Osler may not have known that
Mrs. Finnell was in accord with him
on the "old man" proposition, but this
did not excuse Mrs. Finnell, and the
husband was granted divorce.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
RAILWAYS WILL USE
TENDERS, SAYS DUNN
Huntlngton's Attorney Agrees to the
UItimatum Issued by Mayor
McAIeer

Mayor McAleer's ultimatum, which
was issued to the street car companies
week ago, was yesterday agreed to
by Attorney w. e. Dunn, representing
the Huntington interests, which in
clude all the lines in the city except
the Los Angeles Pacific and the Los
Angeles Redondo lines.
Dunn told the mayor that his COM
pany was ready to put on any Kind
of fender the city desired and which
would serve to protect the lives of the
citizens.
1.-THE railways show an inclination
to obey the law and be fair" said the
mayor after the conference. Dunn has
promised that the companies he repre-
sents will put on any kind of Tenders
we want" e..n.t
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
AROUND THE TOWN
TO SUBSCRIBERS

II any subscriber who may fail
to receive The Herald on any
morning delivery will notify the
business office by telephone he
will receive a copy Of The Herald
for that day by special mes
seneer.
Any subscriber who shall no
tify the office that for any cause
he desires to stop his subscrip-
.tion will receive In response a
printed slip acknowledging re-
receipt Of his notice. II by any
accident the subscriber should
receive The Herald beyond that
date no payment for same will
be required or expected.
80 q. -. - 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
Plague situation in Chile Better

BY Associated FreHA
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE plague
situation is improving since the arrival
of serum and other necessaries. cables
the Herald correspondent at Pisagua.
Chile. One patient is reported to have
flung himself into the sea while in a
state bordering on despair. He was
rescued. however and recovered short
ly afterward.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
California OIL for Philippines

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, March ia
telegraphic query from the govern
mental supply department at New
York has. 1t is said been received here,
asking for general data ON California
petroleum and requesting quotations
on 5000 barrel lots for shipment to the
Philippines.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
Moldings

New holdings in Flemish oak, bog oak,
golds and Florentine gifts. We fur
nish frames for your pictures-and pictures for
your frames. sanborn, Vail q Co. S67 South
Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16

The Angeus Hotei Grill
The select dining place or the city. Loomis
arathAraL nronriafArS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
Michigan Society Meeting

The Michigan society will hold re-
ception at Burbank hall on Main street
near Sixth this evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
THE HERALD.

Strangers are invited TO visit the exhibit OF
California products at the Chamber OF Com
merce building on Broadway, between First
and Second streets. where free information
will be given all subjects pertaining to
this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16

The Herald will pey $40 in cash TO any one
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught stealing
copies of The Herald from the premises OF
our patrons.
THE HERALD.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-03
Tendency OF the Times
To bs continued

The sendsacy q. medical science IS
sowsri preventive usasunss- The
o@s thought Of the world is being
given 10 The slhScz- Il Is easier and
better 20 prevent shan 70 ea-s- II hiss
been saly demonstrated that pneu-
rlons- oas q the 10Ss dangerous d.
ssa@ thss Medical nen have 10 con
seld With can o. grsssaEN oy The
us q Chamberlain Cough Rsleiy.
Pnsul nSa alssys results rol s cold
O. from II sssscS az inaasnEa rip
sn6 it bS been oS>s-vei 1h- this
remedy eoaase-arss any ssnieag a
these diseases sa@2ri aDsuEo-
This hS eeSa fully p-ovsn in azl!
sh.Cssads u sS In which this rel
e3y hiss been Hsei during liz crest
peTalslS q colds sai S-ip II zecsos
geaS. and can o. relied uE,oa With In
pss4s eaaSae PrsaEeaa os.an
-es1l1s fso- : slight toA3 shea No
dsosa : ~spg-eAs1iei unsL II s sa3-
denly lEs-ovs-si sAss shsrs 3 :SvE
and ISe1lU II breathing 2ni ralcs
N tie chest. shsa It s snnoane~3 9aas
las patient 52S rlsa1o1is b %
1e&fs side sni sSss CSsnnsrazas
Calsh 2s@sc! Is s,an Is the ec5i :
oz4arse@el II a.sys c1rss Fig
sale o. sill i-uessS
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-03

She did not speak At once, sneaio
she Try the extent Of her power over
him: Never was lover 50 chlvsiross
So respectful, SO sinSeCe- II II pe"Nsu
less powerful than she suspected sAe
would al all events * credited win :
very natural aversion 70 parting l'eiA
him.
paul" she said. you cannot do
shst Not SO soon. | cannot LEI you
go
He flushed up to tie eyes suddenly,
Ike 5 sirl. There was 3 little pause
snd the color slowly left his face
Somehow that pause frightened h''a,
II an sfraid / must go, lie sa'a
sravely at length.
"Must-a prince?
at is on that secounr," he repised-
Then | am 10 conclude that you are
more devoted to your peasants thsn 70
me-"
He assured her { the consTSTy. Sne
TIED ence again, hut nothing souso
move him from his decision
II almost seemed SIS Il the abrupt de
ps-rure o. her lover WAS in sonae sense
a relief 10 Etts Sydney RsmsoTcush.
for while be. lover-iike- was grave anu
earnest during the small remainder OF
the evening she continued TO De
spsishtly and gay. The last he saw q
her was her smiling face ST h VIII
dow SIS her eaTas- drove away,
Arrived st the little house In upper
B,eok street. Maggie and Fits went II
10 the drawing room. where biscuits
sni wine were set out Their maids
ar,e and took Their cioaks away, leav-
ing them alone
'Psul aud l are engaged" said htfa
suddenly Ste wsS picking the VIII
cred flowers from her dress and throw
;rs them c~aCeleS>ly on the table
Massie was stanG.2s with her back
70 her. with her Two laad> On the man
/ re,piere. She wa> &GVssE 10 turn round
when she caught SfsLt Of ke- owa sacs
in the mirror. and tlT which she saw
there made her chaaSa her Intention
Il SIN Nc, Surpr Sic said N an
even vote, standing IKE S s-stre- Il
cons-auIaee ven ! T25ak lie : nice
You al>o think he : too sus.1 10;
ne. SAID Es5s. wg1a $ !lTs!t -usA
There was sonle,lins il that laugh
Z ring az wounded vsu5,y. the wounded
ysniCy u s hd w&a2aa who Is III TIE
p-eSeaEs a. her superior
No answered Maggie slowly. USe
Ing the vesn Of TIE marble aSsoss Ias
nsnrsap1ee Noe, not GS
Eta looked up 81 hez, Il wss rs,he'
singular 1hSs she id no. sSs WIS
Mage did think.
To bs continued
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-03
Side Lights on a Public Office

EeEr! 4 CsStie, Auditor of the
pcs-ohs Department. taps strange
yesas ot human nature in the conduct
q his otso- -C2cel@sness. Ignorant,
sni De12ns Passua2s.eS contributed
oy him 10 he March McClares. IS =
collection Of the queer ao;ssm caught
n the sah Of TIE rel tape. From a
Texas to~n courteous citizen sen
this mild pso.es. ssainsv the too
strenuous 1snnsss q: the lady past
1SsEeS
I've don So ny shy claim tia. a
1sansS sre al shsy should oe but
Essi sse "a oe reasoned With sn6
helped sk- TIE pes1nsr@ here
Is #osrhy .ouzn 81 right. but. she
eeSsaiaE Is rude and ssy. One dsy
Lass E+ TIE @yo- bsas sxa-as flush
Cd mp AM careless. refused "a remove
MS LII and o.a~ OF Ssine fo- the of.
seal 0ll Easrsapsaa his hal uss shor
OF sod plumb -iin4l There's an.
oshG Thing ~ doaI think Is fair
Tbs Pes-ZSs-es Ecat l.. ni-.aS
ana CsAsscs nls 1Hsso tie oHe nm.
1srEs eDzl W. sinr ov--
faliG Es-s sz3 Eass ourselves
baE i Is I-s 6ssc--nia. to- rba
leading es1lEs@ - "a m. .hs
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-03
6ue Sewers
BY
HENRY SETON MERRIHAN
Copyright, lSA by Harper x Sro'herS
CHAPTER VIII

NAA.N -
"HE season ore on 70 It's peri
heliou. a period. It's SctsAuac
books adviSe Us, 81 tie highest
/ claus and crash OF SPEED and
whirl. OF the greatest ori!it&acy &ho
deepest glow ct : planets existence
The business Of life, the pursuit 81
pleasure and the scientific demolition
of our common enemy, time, -a>eiTsi
sill the care which such matters r.
qu.re,
Amid the whi-l Of rout and hAI and
p;cnic. race meeting. polo match L
what not, Pau! Howard Alexis SSalS@.
misunderstood. G~tSgvU>tel: 81 oe.at O
rdicule 10 ONT d pity u Others q
inpstiencs 70 sill: : man, L I please
Q with = purposes purpose 81 ne
latter end OF the nineteenth century,
when most o. Us, having 2a>i&H- ma.
there IS no future, @ke i aEon i
selves to dsSpiss the present
PsuI SOON d~iscove0ai that he was
found ont, Sc no time 5 pleasant NoLNll-
don o. things except i2deei when ca--
eS ars about. That which Ecoa ana
Cambridge had failed 10 i&y their IL
sa-s upon, every match making I2osAs-
hsd found on for herself ii s wseS-
But Psul wAS II oaSs 100 simple SIo
to- cleve. for marGua aad maid alike
too simple because he failed 10 under
stand tie ;une. meaning u MANY
pleasant things ThS. the suj3aieSs -aiT
one Satd 10 him, 100 clever because lie
nst the subtle mac0oa with he only
srn ste feared. : perfect honesty AM
when 81 last lie obtained his answer
from the COY anu hesic2.ias ECUA sAe7s
wss 10 soS>:p Il london who &oGld
put forward ) iUS- cause O ED.psG.
ne1c.
E,ss gave him tie a2Swe- even
ing :. the house a $ mutual friend
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-03
IN THE EXCHANGES
@ moo for a Poodle Dogs
Outfit

n. Cleveland Mottett in his series ;,
r. Shameful Misuse OF Wealth
,,w mining in success Magazine
: making some startling exposures "
So. s.,>@, in which our idle rleh
~sSsta,bsir money. He quite caps !le
.s-ns> however, With the following
r~svsriins the willtul waste on 'he pS'
aa-s Of the women;
There sre pet dogs in New ORR,
1rs;rsl worth five thousand aoi-
There are St. Bernsrds worth
sa,sn thousand. There are women ~
NV York who spend 9 thousand ooi-
lars p ysar on clothes Tor 'heii
poollss.
Certainly: on house coats Waih'ns
op- busters, sweaters, coats lineo
vi-b .-u,jna al two hundred dollars
sseh. automobile coats with hoods u
tn-ss- ana each coat fitted With a
r.,kat Tor the pooiles's handkerchief
at fns linen or lace.
Il never heard Of such a thing,
-fr * absolutely true. furthermore
thSe women buy for their pet dogs
boss Of different colored leather 10
7,sreb ;hs coats, house boots, street
h,rs, ETC that lace up nearly TO the
KNEE ani cost from five 70 eight dol
lars . psir. They buy half a dozen
ua;~ 5. & time. And the! buy collars
$. With ruoiss- pearls, or diamonds,
$. several hundred dollars each \
-,sr sho makes 5 specially OF such
rolls~ .nli NE Of 4 woman who I'M
po-r=i from Paris s complete outfit
to- her poole costing two thousand
! 6ouarS, And one lad? had a house
bull. :o- hsr dog. the exact model OF a
( Qa~c Ann cottage, with rooms paper
al and ca-pz.ed and the windows
hung With lace curtains. Every morn,
ing s roman calls 8 sort of dog COVER
ness 70 oathe and comb and curl and
perfume the lizzie darling, and ther
.ass him out for MS walk. He eat:
am drinks toon silver dishes and i
h SETS : stomach ache, = specialist j,
Promptly summoned.
~Whsc. 3 dog specialists"
Precisely. New York has it
fashionable dog doctors. who get lei
5oIls~ s visi, and sleep with a tele
phone g. their bedside for night calls
Ike 7=elIar practitioners. One lad.
@ho- know summoned a specials
.ru- New York 10 Newport and KEEP
hz.hsre for week, a, q hundre
ialArs 9y, because the poodle VIZ
z.E1e
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-03


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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-03

THE season on - It's peri
heiou. q period. It's >ctenuae
books advise Us, 81 the EtSle>;
/ claus aud crash OF speed anu
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-03
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-03

AfN.s 1 80
raising the sloved inse7S 10 his lips,
restrained by i feeling Of respect Tor
her which She would nor have under
stood ana probably dEd not merit
"Rut, size said. With s sudden smile,
Il take No responsibility i an not
very sure thar it viii De s success /
can only try 10 make you happy, Good
ness knows il / shall, Succea,'
"YNf have only 10 be yourself 70 do
that he answered With lovs--like
~pro.nprneSS anu $ blindness which IS
tie special privilege u those happy
fools,
She gave 4 strange LITTLE smile
"Bus how do ! know that ouG lives
Wi. harmonic IL the leaSts know
nothing Of YOUR daily exi>teRce-where
0 live. where you want 10 live"
u should Ike 10 live mostly il Rus
sis. he answered honestly.
Her expression did rot change 1t
merely liked Itself as one sees the face
81 3 watching csr tx Itself when the
ioasa! 10. mouse shows s whiSke-.
All. She Said lightly, confident in
her Own power, JAat will strange il
selt later
Il an glad ! III rich" said Paul sim
ply. because ! shall - able 70 give
YOU sill you want There are many III
tie things that sGd 10 $ woman'S cou-
for. ! shall ind them OUT snd see thss
you have chem.
CO., ---.- - ,-a-- -+,h -Na-f-s Sis
asked. with 81 innocent wonder. But
l don't think Il matters Do you: Go
nor think Jha, riches have much 20 do
with happiness"
Nc, IL answered
Except. u course" she atd "thst
one -ay dc soni with great riches
She care : LITTLE sigh IS i depio--
ing Tie misfortune ras- hitherto her
own small means hsd tsllea short Of
tire happy potn. 81 which one msy be
sa doing sNoL
Az you 81 ve-y Ech PsulE she re
pea.ea IS = STE WIS., rather sta:d o.
sho>e riches sid -aiSuuScei them.
oh suppose 50, Horribly rich,
Sc E&G withdrawn her hsni- She
gave : 70 hin asatn, w!Sa $ pretty
movement usually understood 70 ia6i-
este NAShtulnasS
1T caaC 10 helped, she said We
SIZE dws., upon Tie wa-i ever SO
slSlsy-ws cSa perhaps 90 : little
sce1 With l.
Then suddenly he olp-Se1 on sll his
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