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The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
4 Gentle Holt.

What Is the matter with your hair.
dear2" inquired grandma.
That's the automobile tousle," replied
the young lady. Il suppose the automo-
bile tousle wasn't popular when you were
Q grip
quite right. my dear. No kind OF
a tousle was popular in my day"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
beware OF the Hen

From the Detroit News
President Taft can probably keep a COW
all right on his present salary. but he
should beware Of the extravaganza Of
keeping chickens
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

"OutlandisE. hideOUs. unseemly. oh
structive, impudent self-assertive. loud.
dominant aiders and abettors OF the dev-
l.' Picturesque, is IL not? 10. indeed. the
colonel was not responsible for II. il is
merely the Western Christian Advocates
opinion Of the new spring styles in femi-
nine headgear.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Mrs. Edward Carmack. having been left
practically without means Of support. is
proposed FOR the position Of postmis-
tress at Columbia. Tenn. We hope she
viii receive the appointment.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

We should not be too hard on that At
lanta party who traded his wife for
heg Of beer however. Remember. there
may be men in Atlanta who would trade
their wiv8 for near-beer.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

sconers and ribald testers notwiths
standing, Washingtonians-lOya and true.
and backed by the President-are mixing
large quantities Of hope along with their
baseball dope nowadays.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

fares better than his predecessors with
moral suasion we shall be pleased TO re-
cord it. It is suave and pleasant meth
Cd. It threatens nobody; makes no
trouble II is a gentlemanly way of en-
forcing the law Moreover, If It fails, no
one VIII be the wiser; nothing VIII be
heard Of the collapse OF a government
prosecution.
Yet there may be carping critics who
win inquire by what right the Attorney
General commands a private corporation
to desist from certain practices the De-
partment of Justice deems probably un-
lawful? If they are unlawful. why not
prosecute the offender? II not unlawful,
or even If unfair and indefensible. what
ground has the department for interfer-
ing? II may be admitted that the one i'm
portant thing with respect 20 wrong-do-
ing is stopping il. but the old way Of
stopping crime is TO punish H. Prob
ably Mr.. Wickersham is a believer in
preventive rather than punitive methods,
and much may be said for the for
mer on both practical and hui
manitarian grounds. especially in deal
ing with first offenders. Our juvenile
court judges tell Us that a warning often
saves a youth from a criminal career,
into which he would have been infaHibly
directed by older modes Of treating
crime. We shall observe with great in
terest the Attorney Generals employment
Of the new jurisprudence IN the CONNER,
cial and industrial world, II VIII be some
thing new 20 put the trusts on probation
after reading them a sound lecture and
pointing out the way OF good behavior.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
A Mcnn NIRn.

our society is going 10 have a rub
bish sale"
Don't let anybody rafie of your new
spring hat BY mistake
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
Light and shadow.

In the spring a young mans thoughts
lightly Iurn toward love-
And sloomily toward the ways and
and means OF buying a wedding eutnt
and furnishing a fat
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

An Englishman complains that he made
FIVE attempts to see the American Am
bassador. but failed every time. Perhaps
he believes the Ambassador is one Of
those American jokes anyway.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

The grand old governor Of grand old
Texas has just handed the grand old leg
islature a grand old lemon that ought 10
hold the grand old Houston Post for a
grand old while,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
4 Fine Game.

England invests in two war ships for
every one that her neighbors buy"
That's the way my wife likes 10 in
vest In diamond rings"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

froln the Uhicago News.
The man who says nothing may be a
deep thinker. but Of what use is vein
os gold II It can't be brought to the sur
face2
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Another thing that prompts US TO think
Cuba is improving is the fact that one
Of the recently convicted revolutionists
was sergeant AS rule, those tropical
warriors are all generals.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

With all the mock modesty OF a prac-
ticed old politician. Senor Diaz an
nounces that he is in the hands OF his
friends, so far as election % the Presi-
deacy Of Mexico is concerned
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
AZ m Easy Gait

Prom the New York Evening Sun.
President Diaz has consented 10 make
the race again That is 10 say. he viii
trot gently around the course.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Beware, II you kiss your sweetheart
or some other fellows sweetheart. for
that matter-the pyorrhoea microbe may
set you,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Mrs. Hetty Green has shaken the dust
Of Hoboken from her feet forever. Be
fore Mr.. Roosevelt sailed from Hoboken.
the fact that Mrs. Green lived there was
the most notable thing in connection with
the Mace
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Large sections. Of the spring landscape
are from your eyesight hid; but then.
egad. il must be so. for there's my lady's
lid
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

To the New York Nails collection Of
near-rhymes. we suggest the addition OF
Margaret g. HAYS bonnet" and from
Il" IN the sunday Magazine
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

People generally would doubt that Il
was ever suggested that Supreme Court
justices should De selected only after
competitive examinations We're It not for
the fact that the suggestion is credited
to former Attorney General Bonaparte.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
Il This Truee

Some mea will fume and fret,
At trifies chafe.
And very peevish get
When Il is safe.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

A contemporary fears Mr.. Taft may
never win over the South so long as
bin is regularly offered in Congress every
session proposing reduced representation
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

It's Castro this and Castro that. and
Castro. where are youe~ But every
time he tries 10 land it's Castro. you
skidoor
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

April also went 10 the bat again yes
terday. and knocked out home run first
strike.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
Quite So.

''He airs his views frequently"
Maybe they need IL. Some views get
sorter mOth-eaten, you know.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Mr.. Diaz's job may not be bully
but it is certainly long drawn out
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

Gen. Sebastiano Custodio de Sousa
Telles viii undertake 10 form a new Por-
tueuese cabinet. What an ideal name
for a scent ciCarl
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

As for the Payne bill. the House has
literally put i up 70 the Senate.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

a former maid OF Mrs Howard Could
says Mr Gould always acted a perfect
gent about the house" Ny. was il rs bad
as that2
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

In his scheme TO break the solid
South. Mr.. Julian Harris, Of Uncle
Remus' the Home Magazine, has secured
the cooperative opposition Of ex-Gov.
Yardaman. That ought 70 help some.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

e H Berwind. the coal operator OF
Philadelphia. was asked by a reporter at
his beautiful villa n rather stupid ques-
ton in finance" said F. B. knight. OF
Philadelphia. al the Shoreham yesterday.
That question he said. IS about as
absurd and as iudicrous as a tableau I
once saw in a little French theater IN
New Orleans.
The curtain rose. revealing a large
bed dTaped with Grape and occupied by
an elderly woman who held biack-edged
handkerchief 70 her eyes-a widow.
plainly. OF but q few days standing She
wept-
On the other pillow beside the widow
lay large bottle Of gin She turned to-
ward the bottle. and. sobbing as II hsF
heart would break. said tenderly:
"Ah. when see and smell the Sin
there Z think its poor Thomas az ny slds
again. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19

ulykkeligste Menneske Verden, var han overbevist ON
Han turde den Dag like Sc paa Fr6ken Mine. Naar hur
talte venligt til ham, blev han rpd Hovedet, og Diet va
ham, som ethvert Ord, han Wide sige, blew %hengende
hans Halls. Magster Ster turde han heller like som
sedvanlig Sc frimodig i 0jnene. bet var ham, som han
havde begaaet ct hemmeligt Forrederi mod den karlige
Larer. Han s9gte saa smart som muligt at komme I'D, og
nu skulde Hr. Skade vere hans frost.
uJeg skal bort ON en- Manned og 1ere Generalbas p
= var Diet f9rste, han sagde, saa smart Hr. Skade havde
grebet sin Clarinet og lagt Noderne paa Pulten = linen
nu maa De endelig h6re, hvordan jeg har haft Diet Nat,
og hyad intet Menneske kan sige eller have Begreb ON.
Bet maa gerne vere vildtl - Diet maa gerne vere Katie
musk men h9re Diet maa De eller jeg d6rr'
,,Nu, saa bles da, Guds Navn, lille Ven sagde
Hr. Skade. ,Det vii blive slemt at h9re paa for en- for
nuftig Stadsmusikant - men kan Diet like andet vere -
saa blasf'
Anton satte nu Fr9ken Mines Ibenholts- Fl9jte til
Munden og bleste, hvad der ojeblikkelig ligesom I'D
str6mmede af hans forvirrede Indre. bet var vistnok
vildt og sired formodentlig mod mango Regler men der
Ikom dog af og til saa milde, bl9de og smeltende Toner
frem melem alt Diet Wide og s9nderrivende, at Hr. Skade
mod sin Willie blew beveget derived, og der rullede store
Taarer ned over hans Rubinnese, medens han gjorde de
grueligste Grimacer og ofte stampede Gulvet over de
mango Fell i Fingersetningen.
Lad nu Diet vere godt, lille Venl' afbrpd han
endelig den fortvivlede Fl9jtespiller ,jeg kan taale
meget, naar jeg selv spiller med men nu kan jeg, sandt
for Herrenl like taale mer af den Slags. Ver nu ct for
nuftigt Menneske og spill den Polka, jeg gjorde saa me
gen Lykke med we'd Skoleballet p
.Nej, nej den vii jeg aldrig h9re merf p = raabte
Anton ,det var 10 den, baade De og Hr. Ster kom
j Bladet for men en- skammelig Usandhed var Diet dog
Deres Grimacer var like ner saa slemme, og Hr. ster
rendte like mer end ct eneste Menneske omkuld'
Bet Wide like gaa med misunderstanding den
Dag. Hvad Hr. Skade saa lagde frem, blew Diet forkastet,
|eller naar ct Par Takter var spilet efter Noderne, faldt
Anton ind de Wilde, r9rende Toner, som ingensteds stod
~betegnede, men som Hr. Skade gred over og kaldte Katie
musk.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19

den og studere Generalbasl Der striker ct produktivt
Talent ham den Refining, og Diet vii frem. bet treffel
~heldigtl" tilf9jede han - ION en- Manned holder
Mine og jeg Bryllup. Jeg oliver Kapellan hos min gam
lie Fader. bet er netop afgjort Dag, og Vi har nylig
holdt Rad ON dig og din Fremtid, AntonP'
bet var, som disse Magister Stars Ord udtalte ct
Orakel, en- baade gledelig og smerteig Skabnebestem-
melse for den forbavsede Anton. Han spilede Ojnene op
og festede dem paa Fr9ken Mine med ct Udtryk, som
han kun ventede ct Ord af hendes Mund til Bekreftelse
paa den store Scene Forandrng hans Lv, hyoryed en-
hel ny, fremmed Verden Wide opgaa for ham.
.Ja, kere Antonl' - sagde Vilhelnine = ,,jeg tror,
Ster har Ret du spiller rent og med smukt Udtryk, hvad
du har lert, og vi har med Glade hort dig fantasere paa
din Fl9jte Skoven, naar du like saa os. bet var stor
Synd, skulde du like faa L~ejlighed til at udvikle dit Ia
lent. Her vii 10 ogsaa blive noget enligt, naar vi nu nae
ste Manned rejser herfra."
Anton kunde like faa ct Ord over sine Leber. Taa-
rerne styrtede I'D af hans Dine. Han greb baade hendes
og Stprs Hender, trykkede dem heftigt til sit Bryst og
for nd af D6ren.
,,Hyad var det?" - spurgte Magister Ster forbav-
set ,saaledes har jeg aldrig set ham,"
Diet kom saa pludseligt. bet har overvaldet ham,
- svarede Vilhelmine. Han holder saa inderlig af os
og vii nsdig skilles fra os. Bet vii 10 ogsaa gore os ondt
at skilles fra ham,"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19
KAPITEL.

Naste Morgen s9gteAnton saa smart som muligt at kmn-
me I'D af Soyekamret, linden den vittige Skriver saa hans
forpradte Dine OF fortsatte Diet Drilleri, der nu var bic
vet ham allerpinlgst. Den Opdagelse, Anton denne Nat
troede at have gjort sit unge Hjerte, hayde gjort ham
Ill Genstand for en- Selvbetragtning o. EN- Medlidenhed
med sig selv, der forfulgte ham, hvor han gk og stod.
Alt. hvad han allerede havde hort og last ON Karlighed
til andres Brude eller gifte Koner, som man aldrig kunde
faa OF aldrig MATTE tenke paa, lob ON Hoyedet pa
ham og blew nu anyendt pa ham selv. Han bley nesten
forfprdet over. at Diet var kommet saa yidt med ham
hans syttende Aar,. og at han nu hele sit Liv skulde for
tares af denne skrakkelige L~idenskab, som der 10 intet
andet Rad var for end at skyde sig, som Skriyeren hav-
de bemarket. Dette Wide han dog paa ingen Made. Diet
CAV han vor HERE sit Ord paa. Der var desuden noget
denne hans h~emmelige Ulykke, som gjorde ham interes
SAINT for sig selv; men at han for Ojeblikket var Diet aller
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19

Paa Vejen til Diet Sovekammer, Anton delte med
Kontorist Qvist, standsede han we'd Haved9ren. Han
#f9lte sig beklemt, som der laa ct Bjerg paa hans Bryst.
Ian maatte nd den fre Luft. Han MATTE Sc Havet
.og den stjerneklare Himmel. Bort, langt bort p = sag
de han ,og hun holder Bryllupl Men Diet er 10 godt
= Diet er 10 ~gledeligt og Generalbas skal jeg lere =
hvad er Diet at vare saa ~ulykkelig for?' Han vidste det
like. Han l9b Haven rundt og blew lenge staaende paa
Terrassen. Han saa ct SIKH langt borte paa Havet, og
Diet var ham, som han selv stod derpaa og sejlede bort,
langt bort til en- anden Verdensdel. Med ct dybt Suk gk
han tilbage. Han gk %langsomt OPP til sit og Skriverens
S~ovekammer paa Kvisten.
Her laa den lange Skriver med begge Ben paa Ror-
Diet, medens han med en- Cigar i Munden strakte sig ma
gelig tilbage en- Lanestol og stirrede paa Loftet / en-
tyk Damp af RSgskyer. ,Naa, Deggelamr' - sagde
han, da Anton traadte ind Thar du lrst yor store
Bynyhed?'
Anton tav og rystede l~igegyldig paa Hoyedet.
,Sel der staar Diet efter Forlydende og ldt spy
digit = vedblev Skriveren og sparkede ct Blad ned af
Bordet. ,Steren har faaet nok af skolelojerne. Han
flygter til Kirken med sin Due. Saa flyer de hen og
Bigger Rede hos de gamle Stare den idyliske Preste-
gard. bet vii blive r6rendel Der kommer intet Krudt
taar og sprutter dem Gnister Hyrdetaget. Der er man
sagtens for uskyldig til at grne ham I'D"
,,Har nogen fornermet Hr. Ster2' - spurgte An
ton heftigt - thar der staaet Uartigheder igen ON ham
Diet lumpne Blad"
Tag dig i Agt, Paddehatl at du like selv kommer
.derif".
bet bryder jeg mig like omr' sagde Anton =
,,jeg ser aldrig paa de Uglebilleder."
,,Saa du heller like Hlustrationen til Skolebal- Hi
storien? Den grinte dog hele Byen af en- hel Manned =
den kom Drengene 10 med paa Skolen og bad Steren for
.klare dem. - bet var Mudderf p
ia slemt Mudder, Hr. Qvist DER har De Retf'
sagde Anton ,,det er like verd at r9re OPP l."
Ell, ejr udbr6d Skriveren og saa forbayset paa
Anton kan Deggelammet blive vred og spydig2 =
Del var 10 ct meget pent Genrebillede. Din vrrdige Ven
Fir. Skade, tog sig fortreffelig I'D med Fiolen under Ha
gen - og Pedanten med Sterehovedet, som Damernt
inklinere for, og som render Diet halye selskab omkuld
mcdens han tager Flugten han var kostelig Mer
byad gaar der af dig, Eyentyrprnsl du bar 10 flabet
Dn ser nd som en- fortviylet Elsker, der vii henge sig
Haha nu we'd leg detl - din Prinsesse holder nu Bryl
lup med en- andeu 49, Diet er haardt du maa sagtens hyle
hsr, ieg er din Ven, lille Antonl vii du skyde dig paa
Bryllupsdagen, saa betro mig Diet kun, og jeg skal laan'
en- Rytterpistol til dig - bet var en- pregtig lde- der
kan brnges p r. mumlede han we'd sig selv OF i~ndhylled'
sig nu yelbehagelig en- Dampsky.
Anton svarede ham intet Ord, men gk til Sengs. Nj
troede han dog visit at vide, hvorfor han f9lte sig sa ulyk
kelig. Han skjulte sit Ansigt sin Hoyedpude og grace
stille den halve Nat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-04-13

work of the little ivy covered yeranda
disappeared, and in its place appeared
a fresh, new board on which was
painted, Miss Mamie Wilson, Dress
maker"
Mamie knew that she could sew as
fine seam as ever went into a gown
and she hoped that her more fortunate
girl friends in Christiansburg would
give her lots of work to do.
But she was doomed to disappoint-
ment. After the sympathetic stage
had passed friends became politely
critical. What an ordinary vocation
for such a bright girlr' commented
one 81 doubt il she can sew, any
way" said another. Thus Mamie got
only piecework to do, and this netted
her hardly enough to pay expenses.
But there was at least one person in
the town who took enough interest in
the brave struggle of Mamie Wilson
to express himself without restraint.
Harold Randolph, the only son of the
richest man in Christiansburg, had
known and liked Mamie ever since
they were boy and girl together.
Its an outrage" he declared, that
every woman in this burg doesn't give
Mamie something to do! Why, | bet
she could make a Partisan gown IL it
came to it,
IF that's the case, Harold why don't
you drum UP some work for her among
your fashionable friends" queried one
of his girl chums banteringly, flash
of jealousy in her eyes
The young man didn't take the query
in a joking mood. You can wager
your precious life that | will whenever
/ see the CHANGER he responded.
His opportunity did come, but in
way be least expected. A few morn
| ings later his father announced at the
| breakfast table that his sister Leila
was going to marry the leading lawye
| and politician of the place, who was on
the eve of being nominated for con
| gress.
| Leila said nothing, but looked fixedly
at her plate. Harold gasped several
| times and then entered a protest
| against such sudden decision. Bu'
/ Randolph senior was man OF i'm
mense determination. He had decided
and that settled it. They began prep
arations for the wedding, which, be
said, would take place within a month
where do you expect to have YOU
bridal robes constructed?" demanded
| Harold Randolph of his sister the mo
ment the prematrimonial hustle began
"Why, snall telegraph to New Yorl
for my dressmaker to come at once,
she answered without showing muci
| interest.
'Well, as one final favor you'll d.
nothing of the kind, sis" he supplicat
ed. Leila. for the sake Of the family
don't 60 through the agony of having
New York tailor down here. Why no
let Mamie Wilson make your cos
tuner
Mamie Wilson, exclaimed Leli
Randolph. suspicious light in her eye
..The idea, Harold, You surely don
think Miss Wilson could fashion tn
kind of gown that / want?"
Il don't think anything about it," d
clared Harold. with emphasis. .
know she can make any sort Of dres
to a queens satisfaction. She's an e,
pert with the needle. and she han e,
cellent taste BESIDES IL I'm an
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-04-13


When Mamie Wilson's aunt, the
seamstress, passed away to happier
realms, leaving Mamie and her ten
year-old sister well nigh penniless,
everybody in Christiansburg was SYM
pathetic.
Dry eyed. sigh of distress buried
deep in her heart, Mamie left the semi
nary six months before diploma day
and took up the urgent task of sup
porting herself and keeping her sister
at school,
Acting against the advice of her
friends, she wasted no time in trying
to find place as teacher, stenographer
or governess. Such positions were
scarce I'm Christiansburg, and delay
meant the acceptance of charity.
So the weather worn sign that had
swung for many years from the lattice
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-04-13
Boarders Wanted.

To undersigned, having rented the Flagg
. use. co n.r of Washington and East streets
: ntw prepared to furnish the best accom-
. datioBs to euinmer md transient boarders.
l., house has been thoroughly renovated.
10 is m sr-t-class condition. Delight nj
o., j.. aud pleasant location. For further in
cma' ion, pric $. &C.. apply to
MRS H. P. G. me.
Box 107.
ls,se 1908 Charles Town W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-04-13
. A r y E. N
SEEDS.
LANDRETHs GARDEN AND FLOWER
SEEDS ARE NOW ON SALE IN OUR
PLACE,

Compare some of these prices with what
yon have been paying in the past.
Extra Farly Valentine Beans 20cts quart
Extra Early Peas, Dwarf aud Stick, for
25cts QG art.
Large white Eastern Lima Beans, 25 cts
Quart
Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans, scots Quart.
large variety of bulk seeds, all strictly
fresh, comprising Bush aud Pole Beans, Ear
y and Late Peas, several varieties OF each:
kadishes. Head aud Leaf Lettuce; Squaeb,
Tomato, tabhage, Onion, Satisfy, Kale. Re
We don't need To tell yen about the quality
OF Landreths Seeds, il you have ever used
them yon know what they are; II you have
not come to us and we give you names of
people who used them last year
We are perfectly satisfied to have ven go
TO them aud ask the results they obtained
BY planting Landreth Seeds
Satisfied users are the best references
We have lot OF Stonewals Evergreen
Sugar Cora which we sell for Is cts per Of
or 30 cents gallon.
Better bny early and get the advantage of
picking from full stock
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-04-13
Making q
Bridal Gown.
By LITTELL M'CLUNG.
By LITTELL M'CLUNG.

Copyrighted, 1909. by Associated
Literary Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-04-13
Livery and Feed Stable

The undersigned calls the attention of the
public to his Livery aud Feed Stables, in the
Maxwell Stable, on Liberty street, in rear OF
G. Coleman's Store. where he is prepared
to FEED AND BOARD HORSES, as well as
all kinds of Livery Work.
Nav 10 HENRY MI Frs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-25
woN.r Mlx.
Bad FOOD and Good Health Won
Mix.

The human stomach stands muen
abuse but 1t won't return good hehlVh
II you give It bad food.
II you feed right YOU VIII feel
rleht. for proper food and good
mind is the sure road 10 health.
VA year ago became much alarm.
"a about my health Tor ! began 70
suffer after each meal no matter
how little / ate says Denver
woman
u lost my appetite and the very
thought Of food grew distasielul.
with the result that ] was not nohf-
laaed and got weak anl thin.
"My home cares we're very heavy,
Tor beside large family Of my own
have also 70 look out for an aged
mother. There was no one to shuul
der my household burdens, AL come
what might must bear them. and
this thought nearly drove me fran
tic slsen realized that my health
was breaking down.
y read an article In the paper
about s0me one with trouble lusl
like mine being cured on dfape.Nuts
food and acting on this suggestion
gave Grape.Nuts a trial The first
liRh 0f this delicious food proved
lhat I had struck the right thing
my uncomfortable feelings u
ft0mach and brain disappeared ~ I
By magic ana In an incredibly shofi
space Of time was again myself
Since then | have gained ~ pounds
IN weight through a summer Of hard
work and realize ! am 4 very differ
eni woman al due 70 the splendid
gccd GraneNuta"
There's Reason" Trial vii
urrye. Read the famous little book
"The Road 10 Wellyllle" IN pkgs
Ever read the above letter7 a new
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are genuine. true, and full q humal
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