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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20

But she saw that he supported himself
carefully from the doorway along the
wall to the nearby chair, and that
he sank into it with every sign of
weakness. His eyes, however, were
agloW with his secret, and he sat
nodding his head over it in a lively
way. brigham was right" he said,
when he declared that any of us
might receive revelations from on
| high; even the least of us-Only we
are apt to be deaf to the WHISPERED
words until the Lord has scourged us.
| have been deaf a long time, but
my ears are at last unstopped-who
is it coming, dear?"
A tall figure, vague in the dusk,
was walking briskly up the path that
led in from the road. 1t proved to be
the Wild Ram of the Mountains, fresh
ened by the look Of rectitude that the
razor gave to his face each Saturday
night.
Evening, Brother Rae-evening.
you young folks. Thank you, | will
take a chair, You feeling a bit more
able than usual, Brother Rae?"
Much better, Brother Seth. II
shall be at the meeting tomorrow.
Glad to hear it, that's right good
you amt been out for so long. And
we want to have a rousing time,
too"
only we're afraid he has a fever
instead of being so WELL" said Pru.
1ence. He hasn't eaten thing all
lay"
We'll, he never did overeat himself
hat l knew OF" said the bishop. Not
'ating amt any sign with him. Now
would be with me- I never believed
n fasting the flesh. The Spirit of the
ord amt ever so close to me as after .
We had good meal of victuals-meat :
nd potatoes and plenty of good son
nd a couple of pieces of pie. Then
can unbutton my vest and jest set ,
nd set and hear the promptings of =
lie Lord God of Hosts. | know some
zen amt that way, but then's the -
me when | beautify my inheritance =
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IN Zion the purtiest. And I'm might,
siad Brother Joel can turn QUITO
morrow. OF course you heard tbe
neWs?"
what news, Brother Seth?"
Brother Brigham gets here at
IL o'clock from New Harmony"
brother Brigham coming?"
We're getting the bowerv roadv
ao"n to the square tonight SOS to
nave services out of doors"
He's coming tomorrow" Tho
words came both from Prudence and
her father.
". course he's coming. Ben Had.
ley brought word over. THEY'LL have
a turkey dinner at Bell WardIo,o
mousse and then services at two"
Inc flushed little man with the row.
elatlon felt himself grow sudden,v
cold. He had thought il wou1d ho
easy to launch his new truth in ANA,
ION and let the news be carried -
brigham. To get up in the verv
presence of him, in the fulI gazo %
those cold blue eyes, was another
matter. 10'iel
nuC us early for him. He doesn't
usually come until after conference
AFTER It's got cooler"
Inc bishop took on the air Of q mon
VINO does not care to tell onito oil
that he knows. ''o oil
Yes; l suspicion some one.s hoon
'ehulng tales to him about a certain
lere." vi uoWn
d he looked sharply at Prudence, who
ooked at the ground, and felt prata,
al Tor the dusk. Follett looked bard
u them both and was plainly inter u
'S .1 Ihe bishop spoke again
am got no license to saw ca 9
'u' having done that young womon t
.Oud by engaging himself to marrv h
ea' ne might a got annoyed if anv o
ne mad a told him she was bains /
'a'ted On by handsome young cnn t
ae' gallivantin' off to canyons dar "
, ,oei uay-holding hands, too. more o
ian once Oh, 1 amt saying anv g
Ins' Young blood is young blood. 81
me amt always been old, and fl
'ver blamed the young, but - b
'urSe' the needs of the Kingdom is = tt
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He05 ~ L0IH,a1D

If he is baptized rightly, also marry
more than one wife if he is to be
saved? Can't he be sure of his glory
with one if he loves her-oh, very
very much?"
lie was moved at first to answer
her out of the fullness of his heart
telling her of the wonderful now
revelation. But there came the i'm.
pulse to guard it jealousy in his own
breast a little longer, to glory secret.
ny IN, 1t; half-fearful, too, that some
virtue. would go out of it should he
lmpart it too soon to another.
why do you want to know?o
'huel Follett would join our church
II ne didn't have to marry more than
one wife. If he loved some one very
much, I'm afraid he would find il hard
TO marry another girl-oh, he simplv
eouldnt-no matter how pretty She
was. He never could do it." Here
she pulled one of the ribbons from
ler proad nat. She gave a little eX.
of relief as if she had
really meant to detach it.
Tell him to wait a little"
That's what l did tell him, but Il
seems hardly right to let him ioin
believing that is necessary. | think
some one ought to find out that one
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CHAPTER XXXIV.
a procession, a Pursuit and a Can.
ture

|
ture.
roiieIt aWoke to find himself super
iluous. The women were rushing ok.
cltedly through their housework in
order TO be at hand when the nroces.
sion of Brigham and his suite should
march IN. Of Joel Rae he caught but
glimpse through the door Of bic
httle room, the face flushed that had
long time been sallow and blood.
less. When the door had closed he
could near the voice now strong again
ne seemed to be, as during the night
rehearslng something he meant n
say And later it was plain that he
prayed, though he heard nothing mora
than the high pleading of the voice
Follett would not have minded tbeco
things, but Prudence was gone and
no one could tell him where. From
Chrlstlna, of the rock-bound sneecb
ne blasted the items that she w.s
wearing "a dress all new" and "a rod.
rioooned hat" Lorena, too, with ALL
ner willingness of speech, knew moth. |
ing definite. 'o'n'
All | know is she fixed herself I'm
IKE she was going to an evening hail
or party. | wish to the lands I'd kon,
my complexion the way she does horn
AND she had on her best lawn that
ner pa got her in Salt Lake, the one
WIN the little blue figures in #
ohe does look sweeter than honey m
rag IN store dress, and that Leo.
nofn nat with the red bow, tbougb
what she wanted to start so early for
uont know. The procession can,+
,e along yet, but she might have gone
,o"h 70 march with them, or to helm
decorate the bowery. I know when
was her age | was ALWAYS q great
'and Tor getting ready long before anv
NE come when my mother was max.
ns company for me, putting I'm NV
'alerlall and curling my beau.catcb.
IS On hot pipestem. But land, !
~ ! no more time to talk with voun
Do"n lhe main road he hesitated
q the right he could see where tho
reen mouth of the canyon invited. n
" TO the left lay the village where p
rudence doubtless was. He wouiG c
aa her and bring her away For Fol.
u was determined to toe the mari a,
mself now. D'"' -
f..
III the one street of Amalon tbare
as the usual Sabbath hush. but
'oFe this was an air of dignifled foe. tn
'lty' The village in its SUNDAY hest 81
with here and there a suit h,
store ~ goods, was holding its breath T.; T.,
the bowery a few workers. undsr IN
. supervision of Bishop Wright ID
re adding the last touches Of dec'
'uon. 1t was spot of pleasant y,
zen IN the dusty square-a ROOF ~ ~
.uce ooughs, with evergreens and nix
% We garnishing the posts, and q his
Ak OF flowers and fruit back of pc
speakers stand. W do
Co sE CONTINUED, az,
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Dutch at Home and As,..,

Holland has a population Of ~.
100000, but there are 4O,OOO.OoO ~, ,
pie in the Dutch East and wes'
dies; The Dutch are not at Dr..
much addicted to emigration. n
United States, at the time Of tbs !
census, there were only 1O5OO0 /.
Sc sons of Dutch birth. The numb,
Netherlanders in the Dutch E,s ,
dies is barely 10000.
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different matter. Well, I'll have tc
be getting along now. We're going
to put up some of the people at our
house, and I've got to fix to bed moth.
er down in the wagon-box again, |
reckon. I'll say you'll be with us to-
morrow, then, Brother Joel?"
Tho little bent mans voice had lost
much of its life.
Yes, Brother Seth, if | am able"
well, | hope you are" He arose
and looked at the sky. Looks as if
we might have some falling weather,
They say it's been moisting quite a
bit up Cedar way. Well-good night,
ALL"
When he was gone the matter of his
VlSlt was not referred to. With some
constraint they talked a little while
or other things. But as soon as the
TWO men were alone for the night.
Follett turned to him, almost fiercely.
Say, now what did that old goat.
WflSkered loon mean by his hintings
about Prudence?"
The little man was troubled.
Well the fact is, Brigham has
meant to marry her"
you don't mean you'd have let
him? Say, Id hate to feel sorry for
holding off on you like | have"
NO Hnn't I'LL,
lo?"
1 hardly knew"
You better find out"
Know it did find out, TODAY,
know, and it will be all right. Trust
ne. | lost my faith for a moment inst
low when | heard Brother Brigham
vas coming tomorrow; but | see how
lS-the Lord has wished to prove
le. Now there is all the more rea.
on why | should not finch. You -,
III see that l shall make it all right
)-morrow." '
We'll, the times about up. I've I
cen mere over two months now, lust
7cause you were so kind of helpless.
nd one of our wagon-trains will be {
ong here about next Monday. Say. p
lie wouldn't ever have married him,
Ould she?" .
NO. she refused at once; she re.
sed to consider it at ALL"
7
lie was burning again with his C
yer. and there was something in d,
eagerneSs that seemed to over. h.
me Follett's indignation. n.
Wen, let it go till tomorrow, then.
ID you try to get some rest now.
ats what I'm going to do" ~
3ut the little bent man, flushed -
ugh he was, felt cold from the ~
mt air, and, piling more logs on Al
hre, he drew his chair close in WI
mt of it. Blu
Is often as Follett wakened through
hlght he saw him sitting there.
letlmes reading what looked like lta
tue old Bible, sometimes speaking ant
10 as II seeking to memorize a Riv
sage. n,o
he last Follett remembered to die
e heard was something he seemed
De reading from the little book: T
e Lord is my Shepherd; | shall not tu,
IT, lie maketh me to lie down in M,
IN pastures; He leadeth me be. -,
the still waters" Stel
e fell asleep again with a feeling tive
lty for the little man. eau
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CHAPTER XXxIlL
a Revelation Concerning tie True Or.
der of MARRIAGE.

WI VI "d IldSe.
q Whie matters. of theology and con
q, Sangmhity'Netd being debated In Bo,
canyon, the little bent man down il
" the first house to the left, in his strug
rs gle 10 free himself, was tightening the
r. meshes of his fate about him. In his
= married mind he had formed one great
~ resolution. He believed that a reye,
-: latlon had come to him. Eft seemed
X 10 press upon him as the elimination
z oil all the days of his distress. He
y could seeHow that he had, felt it years
= before, wheh ireTTfrst met the Wife OF
!. Elder Tench, the gaunt, gray WON,
+ an toiling along the dusty road; and
J; again when he had found the imbecile
; Ooy turning upon his tOrmentors. A
! hundred times it had Quickened with
; IN MIN. And it had gained in force
steadily, until to-day, when it.~was
Whelming him. Now that his
flesh was wasted, it seemed that his
spirit could see far.
? His great discovery was. that the
!, reyalati5A upon = oeleSgiaT ) marriage
/. given Joseph Smith had been from
beneath az Trick of sata1 to5e@orrubt
: them. Not only did it. fatty contra. |
J dict earlier revelations, but 1.-THE very
/, BOOK OF Mormon Itself declared again
and again that polygamy was wicked.
ness. Joseph had been duped by the T
J powers of darkness, and all Israelthad
. sinned in consequence. Upon @.the
golden plates delivered to him, con.
corning the divine sourceFo f which
there could be no doubt, this order of
, marriage had been repeatedly con.
demned and forbidd eq.. But as to
the Beselatfgn which sanctioned It'll
there gould lightly be doubt; for had
not Joseph himself once warned them
tRsat@ some revelations are from God,
some from men, and-s6me from the
devil I6sslLE-.- Either the BOOK Of Mormon
was not inspired, or the revelation
was, not from God, Since they were
fatally 2in opposition. .,".... " SO =.
1t came to him with the effert of q
'hllndiHg light, yet seemed to endow
MIN With: ANEW Nigoryl SO that he felt
StroqS and eager to be up, to spread
MS truth IT, abroad .o Some remnant of
tnat Ola tire of inspiration famed, up / 4
MINI wItnin MIN MN as he. lay on the hard bed
IN his little room, with the summer \
scents floating III aid the out-of-doors \
Sounds--a wonah's 'Toice' calling a |
enid afar:off, the lowing of cattle i
whetting of a scytbe, h
Olsae' the echoing stroke of an ak u
me mellowCttuting :of 'robin-;aIi h
coming to him a little muted as! if "
ie were no longer in the world. &, n
II, he raised upon his elbow, glowing +
t I! lhe flussh. Of old memories when +,
vs. gheart had been perfect with the !
oFai1When he had wrought miracles -,
fhe face off, the people; when: he
an besought Heaven fearIessly for
lgns, of its favor; when he Had q
feaned of being a pillar of fire to 2-
Il Il people in their, march across the 81
esert, and another Lion of the Lord .
night their Just: battles The little; m
ent man of sorndwB hads again be. -
nae the lutte of the Holy GhostH /? s..
He renembsfeditfe day was satur. wifi
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Countries of One cron.

Burmah is one of the worlds sind.
crop countries, basing her prospehu
on rice, as Hawaii does on sugar n
the Philippines do on hemp.
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tnS xRnEdSeS IN which he would foil
AagffY aa#af56I 81 sas1 SsIbfnSEs 2 a. a.
a0nsT3 Slfat this must he d6ne tact
S~Tully, in spite Of its divine source It.
S~Would be mo- Rentous tbtn eol to Il
Speople andR tK hea6dAdY fAwM
SSoncelya9 indAed Hht MMbeR of
the latter>naaeeHh lassbute~ft apif-s rgi Is
sNRlth him, or even denounce him for
H-heretic. But only at first: the tbing
sN&as too simply true to be long ouns,
sS s1lonea' In any event, his duty was
seplain; with righteousness as the oir,
gie OF his loins he must 20 forth On
SINE morrow and magnify his Office in
SSet1e sight of Heaven.
sNeWhen Prudence came SOFTLY n 20
S>E!ll' IKE a cool breath of fragrance
s~tfom the canyon, he smiled IN 70 bor
Sglth fullness of delight she had
s-aeyer seen in his face before
Ss-Ihere was a new light in her owr
Ssses' 9eTfeFisions presaged ia now
SaeSiFef impetredtfg Supptessed 4o
80 ssseroked her, hand as she sat beside
~NB 3on the bed, wondering, IL sSe
ShSdSAb Aastsbarned her 3o a5 y sn9
.t6Ast islhle. became grave and was d.
'erted from her own affairs when che
"bserHed 'hirn'ttieFe closely. O
81 Nh% you're siek-youre ,h,,rnfng D
up with fever! ,Yogrmust be covered i
HS ladghe 4F at E1 Rer ! tea faa$ g.,
laugh, suc8 she had i never heard /;
''from him fHsaA4Be years = q" 'u /,
It's no fever, child. It's new life (:
ScoRst'to me- Pm: strong again NV
face burns, but it must be the fire ~ +
. haalths ! haze aq~oFk given, to me-
g GOD ,ds has not wholly put ne aside" ,
.,,at Bgf ! bbelieyee. you are sick. Your
hands are so hot and ) your ii eyes look :
so unnatural. You mist let me" 9
20 Now. inowLhayentt Eefbezaarned 70 y
ten Sickness from the glow W.T. of a bo w y
purpose?" sI@N A0'' a
sure You are welly"c Z 7
u Better than for Is years. ~ :
She let herself be convinced for Tho =,
moment. biaa e = 712f'e ~ 'He &c
!. Then please, tell me- So sometime al,ho N
Must man who comes into our faith, W
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herman kentz, while walking with
TWO companions in the dark along the
Choctaw track near Yokon. Okla
stepped off trestle and fell downward
twenty feet, breaking his neck and
causing instant death
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20
Important 70 Mo.l...

Examine carefully every bottle o, cIs,,,,
safe and cure remedy for infants md ,saa
and see that it
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20

A stock company with $4,000 can.
iVal mas been organized to take over
and improve Coleman Springs, in Red
river County, making it a meeting
place Tor the annual session of the
district B. Y. P. L.
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A Kentucky farmer, who. with 9th.
ers, hal become Infatuated at the ran.
Ia speed automobiles had travelled
MED into one in which Mrs. Beck1,m
VILE Of Governor Beckham, was riding
but no one was hurt,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20

Owing to recent numerous strikes
Vi mill hands and railroad operatives
throughout Mexico the government
mas decided to take drastic action
against leaders and agitators; MANY
OF whose stock in trade is disturb.
ances which afford opportunity for
graft. -o'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20

MIS- William Haucey of Lake
Charies' La, ninety-five years Old has
-O' living descendants, according to
statistics collected by officials of tbo
PARISH she has eleven children, sixty.
one grandchildren, 1874 great.grsnd.
children and thirty-three great.great.
grandchildren.
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FIrml social en- Santiago Do Cuba.

Dssde santisgo de Cuba NOS participant
que, con fschR 8 del presente, han consti.
tufdo una Bociedad merca0til los &c 9reB
VeraneB & Co. bajo lR Taz6n social de
A. G Veranes (s en- G. para 'dedicarHe
en- Ia fdbTica que 81 efsctO han inAtRlado
en- la Gale de Yagd,z asquina Factorfa;
Biendo gersnte de la misma el Befior Alber.
to Gonsklez VsraneB. = comanditario 81
senior Manuel Bsdfa BuYgoE.
Pro1pelidad busnos negocics deaea-
mes la nueva fEma de Santiago,
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Slgusn respandIsnia.

Los ingenierOs de esta capital de la
iGla que han reCibido las copias de los
pianos, para hacer nm pFoyecto de uHbani'
zsci6n del ''Condado'', jguan reGpondien'
do cumplidamente & Ia idea de los Hefiores
Behn hsrmanos Convocando para un cer'
tamen On que se daEan dos premios los
que mejores prOyeCtos de urbanizaCi6n
presenter.
Forma paTte de Ia comisi6n que ha de
snteuder en- 81 csrtamen, adem6s de los
nenores anteriOrmente expresados, 81 al
cslde de Ia Ciudad senior F. del Vale
Atile1.
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SIndIGatO Do plRtOrOs,

Anoche Sc reunieron On 81 "Cfrculo
Obrero' los pintorea de San Juan, con 81
fin de conntituir el nindicato de pintOrss
puertorriqut bsjo les AuBpiciou del
"CfSculo de ObreroB de Puerto Rico." 4"
Una vez puestos de acuerdo prOcedieron
nombrar Ia directiva recayendo los nom.
bEamientos On los Shores siguientes:
Presidente, Sabss Rosario Rivera, vice
presidente Miguel AICuse. secTetario Mi.
guel Balcasar, Tesorero Isidro Diaz, Con.
tador Pablo Giraldes, vocaleB Jose Colon
Timoteo Roman. Marshal Isabelino
Grades.
Otro acuerdo fu6 convocaF una asam-
blea general de pintores para el martsa
pr6ximo On 81 miamo local del cfrculo 4
las de Ia noche.
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Espa1a en-
via aCOrazadOs Y CruCerOs.
ApIazamiento.

AgostFranC las den6s
sOiGando
de6uiiv iAaci6n Maucn De- pos
sn6qucs mpoGhtd aquela tuCi6n
Madrid ha Oenado ia Immediate T6nger pu
erceEa ca a encuentan EEO baToOS han O por un
o. motive adar eda de no pod dpOner nI del
possible etuar con uqua punO Ia enen dOnes o Ted
Cd aafa los deuinados MaHrueco IA Gdo
Eeorzada pobe berf de aibre
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I'm Paul en- BarceIOnets.
Esta alll snfsruo d senior Rafael Mlrsh6n.
ode nuestrO oorrssponSat especial }

Ode nuestrO oorrssponsat especial
Barcelonets 20 sgonto.-se encuentvan
en- este pueblo 81 quito celoso uacerdots
de 10 congregation de P. PauleH, 81. AL.
calde quian 90 hoBpeda en- Ia elegants casa
morada del enthusiastic preBidenta de Ia
junta de Cat6IicoB don Manuel Diaz Fon-
SEGA. Dicho aacerdots ha encontrado aquf
una acojids simp6tica puea 90 nm hombre
csloHo Cumplidor de 50 miai6n evaDg6lica.
-HRce cuRtrO dias se encusntra recoji.
do en- cams con febre eI eatimRbIe j6ven
don Rafael Msrch6n hijo del ompatriota
don Primitive Marchkn.
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Los Eefores Alfredo Suarez y FedeYi
co Martinez, de Humacao He encuentEa en-
eBta ciudad, geltionando la compEa de
muebles para 81 nusvo casino de aquelIa
ciudad.
Este quedsrd montado Ia altuFa de los
mejOres de IL isla. QuedaE6 establecido
On una casa nueva, de altos, nituadR frente
& la plszs de reCreo , lR casa de don
Miguel Bustelo.
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DDS brigsdas de presos est6n procsdien
do 81 degyerbo de las cunetas de Ia carre.
tera entire San Juan y puente de San
Antonio.
Aver mafisna celebr6 una confercncia
telef6uica desde So deBpacho, 81 jefe dc L.
policfa ioEular BeTi1r Lutz con el CapitRn
Lopez Diaz que eStaba en 80 ofcina de
AreCibo. Parece que % tEatRTon asuntoB
references la policfa de CiaIes.
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Por no slludar al roy.

BerIfa, Agosto 16.-Hay mucha curiO.
Hidad por gaeer que obsdece la Tepentina
retirads del principe Carl Anton Hohsn.
zolleTn del mando del primer Eegimiento
de drsgonen, del cual el rey Eduardo de
InglateTra eB Coronel honoEaEio. 81 prfn.
cipe debi6 haber saludado 81 Rey en- "a
reciente llegada WiIhelmahohe, pero ss
auuent6 momentos antics dc la llegada del
rey.-(Sun).
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Ell FERROCARRIL MANCHURIANO.
Ffoesso Dc IN 0mpr6stIto.

L6ndren.-El empH6atito de millones
de libras para 81 ferrocarriI manChuriano,
con garantfs del Jap6n, hs resuItRdo un
faaco, pues solo De ha Buscrito la mitad.
ESto no tiene, sin embavgo, Specification
eBpscfica solo indicR la condici6n gsne-
raj del mercado moneiaFio.
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LI:ts d pssoIsrOs dsl "ArkstIa. !"

Ssh1ra Reuben Kolb, IN nifio, sefiori.
"a Louise Kolb, Howard Kolb, Frazer
Kolb, Reuben Kolb, JE. Beforita Louise
Fitzpatrick John J. Fitzpatrick, 81. w.
PackwOOd, M. O'Diette, sefioras LaDgdon
HarFie8 = Mra. E. w. Kramer, r N.
Kennedy Juan Goldsmith,
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