Arizona republican., 1906-09-11
BEWARE OF OCEAN FLlar.
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You hear a lot about the card shaz=- CTS and buhco men who travel on oceaz siReTs." said the man who goes cssr So -'tise other side frequently. '-oar I've asrve- seen anything about ths c1eaz ftiTt. She does quite as much danaFs tH her way as the card sharper. Thara @ always one on an ocean liner. cone times more. but always ar Isasr ens. Sometimes the flirt is a married ue- man. who may be a devoted wife a1E mother on land. but as soon aa shs finds herself on the ocean far aaar from husband and children she az- Telops into the most outraErous llrE-
 The 'sliCkest I've seen lately was art the same boat cpossed to EnEfaua s-s three weeks ago was sharfne r-.- EtsteroOm Rith a frient-cal Alu- EIoTn Al the first meal out a uru-1au came in ana sat down directly opposite na- I've seen a good many Eurlsn la my tfiTe. but she was one og the ha-l- sssrsieES- She was one of th= Tu-nsseu- sFps-szlI. sen formed. uith lusrr5.s esaSk s5<s- She -Eas Wouan co t1Ee saY sI4EE's aye
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 We'll BroWp believed every ua--F or It. And not only did the fair az- set attention from Brown hut rran every other unattached man on zhlr- board While one man would t- ung m a dark curner taIkinz sa f-- on moonlight night. an rhe arhsrs would be sta king about and gzsrine .aA each other That woman certallzF --'-- mat S-AA HtALA t0E-4 and EEal
 V hen the boat drew up ar h-- ssr- at Southampton and we an piled ora the first person at the ganEpIauk usz . tall well built man who rushed fs-- ward. gathered the Juno up In hIs aruss and fairE rained kisses upon her fa-- benlnd him WSS a nurse caFrrfnE ra her arms a little boy Eho yelled fran ucally ar sight or het and shri-se.s f.sr Roy Just as the party disappsaref rf- Sosnan turned and threw Iau-hiHE glance over her shoulder at fha sf-- SIind
 Brown Was toS stunned ta b.=rI--- the fears cf the rest He lns.=ref z-sr- tAe man must have been her eoussr. and the ch5ld his own. but rhs fra. e4oH- Was yet to cOme- VVllen ur- rtes tssto out hotel at London ue faufa frse =sead Of us the tan cousin And k-r.. was what fe wrote on the --zlsf-r A. l. Jackson Mrs A. J. Iaes-.- nurse and chIld, Chicago Brown Eae- up. The New York I-orhario has been Stuns bE a Chicago queer bee. .--sSevs York Press