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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-19
La Constitution

La Convention Constitutional
sera el dnico Juez de las califca-
clones de sus mienbros; cada ramo
de la Legislature de Estado sera el
1nico Juez de la calidcacion de sus
miembros, y los Republicanos
veran que no haya ninguna dis
tinci6n encontra de ninguna per.
soma va sea por causa de raza,
color 8 f6 religiosa.
La Constitution de los Estados
Unidos provee que todos
los estados sean admitidos a la
Union bajo una base igual con los
Estados originates, con una garau
tia absolute de derechos lguales y
privilegios de la Soberania de Els
tado, y una mayoria de los Repub
licanos quienes fuera de toda duda
formaran la Constitution de la
cual el pueblo no tiene que temer
que cualesquIera de los privilegios,
derechos franquicias les sean
nnitados 4 ellos. Ell poder del
pueblo por medic del boleto debera
y sera preservado secretamente
para siempre. Las califcaciones
de los ofciales de Estado, de Dis
trito, de Condado, Ciudad, Villa y
de Preeinto seran jusgadas por q
pueblo, segun expresadas por la
boleta, y sin necesidad de decirlo,
ninguno sino oficiales competentes
seran electos a las ofcinas. Todo
eae mamarracho Q fantasma de los
Dom6cratas, en- cuanto a restric
clones del Acta de Habilitacion no
es sino un disparate de que hechan
mano los ensmigos del Gobierno
de Estado en- forma de capa para
esconderse en- ma supuesta lndig
naci6n derechos 0 en- contra de
despojos imaginarios de derecbos
civiles, 10 eual es impossible baio
la soberania de Estado y la cual
sigue Ia admission a Ia Union.
Diopicio Lucero, de Pima, este
condado, estuvo en- Ia plaza con ne
/. H. n I,-..
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-19
Primer Aniversario de
ell State Savings Bank

Tn ano cumplido hoy que el
State Savings Bank de Taos, abri6
sus puertas para negocios y ha
estado gradualmente creciendo sus
depositos desde entonces hasta
ahora a IN por medic ds arriba de
$4,000. Este banco territorial
esta manejade personalmente por
dos personas actiyas y de expert
encia, quienes entienden completa.
mente los diferentes brasos ban
carlos. Siendo el dnico banco en-
el condado de Taos, deberia de
tener el entero patrocinio del pub
lico en- general quien cree en- la
teoria de soportar las instituciones
locales, las cuales han probado de
ser satisfactorias en- perferencia d
los bancos de afuera. Este banco
hace prestamos regulares y conner
ciales, y negocios De ahorros, y ssta
mos ciertamente gustosoa de darle
la bieuyenida a esta institution en-
lavispera de su segundo ano pn
negoeios, y deseamos para su con
tinuo progreso y creeiente pros
peridad.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-19
Taos NueyO Mexico u s. A.. viernes 10 de Agusto, Il

bertad de cultos siendo la religion
Official del Estado Ia catolica Ia
Influenza clerical habia hecho que
aquella libertad fuera en- demaaia
restringida, no permitiendose ma
nifestaeiones exteriores de culto
que no fuera 81 dc la Iglesia Cato
lica.
La real orden que establecio la
phas, aisladas, rodeadas de iardf-
mes; con hermosas avenidas y par
ques, y on toda la ciudad estable-
cidos los mejores servicios santa.
rios.
libertad en- esas Manifestations,
vino a ser el bota .fuego, la senal
de ataque por todos los elementos
clericales tan poderosos en- Espafia.
De nuevo crey6se perdida la ba-
ITALIA para el Sr. Canaleias, pues SO
considerable que el Monarca, al que
llegan grandes inhuencias clerica-
les, no apoyaria la politica del Jefe
de su Gobierno. Con extraneza Sc
fue vieudo que no era asf, que el
Rey concedia amplia confanza d su
primer Ministro, juzgando que 81
desarrollo de una politica franca
mente liberal era 10 dnico que po-
dia hacer simpatica a la monar-
.quia, atray4ndose elementos pun
to va de pasarse al republicanismo
que cada dia crecfa con mayor
fuerza.
El tel6grato nos ha venido dan
do cuenta del dessrrollo de la cues
ti6n que llega ahora a un punto
culminante. Las relaciones con ell
Vaticano han sufrido una suspen-
sion que equivale a una rotura.
Los elementos clericales Sc leyan.
tan amenazadores hablando de ln.
cha, de guerra sin cuartel. En-
cambio, el gran ndcleo liberal ha
demostrado en- imponentes mani
festaciones su adhesion al gobier
no y 81 deseo de que este lleve
adelante la campana emprendida.
La opinion espanola Sc agita di
vidida en- dos opuestos y podero
SOS bandos y no SO sabe la lucha
empenada hasta que punto pueda
llegar.
No serfa aventurado adelantar
que las ideas liberales triunfaran
al fin y que Espana habra cumpli
do una revoluci6n que Sc conside
raba muy necesaria, de energias y
para librarse de trabas en- su mar.
cha al progreso, en- su aspiration a
una mas potente vida.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-19
No. SO
Mencion Personal

Don Bernardino Bnstos, dc Chi
co, N. M. estdvo en- Taos en- aten
dencia Al Conciio q luues.
Don Ramon CasadOs, dc Cha.
mita, N. NJ. tambien atendi6 al
concilio en- esta semana.
Dona Irene 2. Gomez, de Cues
"a, trauz6 negocios en- Ia plaza y en-
nuestro despacho eI sabado p. j.
Jose Ines Fresquez, de Penasco,
vino 4 la plaza con negocios perso-
males el mercedes.
Visito la plaza 81 microbes con
asuntos particulares, don Juan
Francisco Gonzales, de Arroyo Sc
co.
La Sra. Abenicia S. Herrera y
ia Srita. Gabina Chacon, ambas DO
Arroyo Hondo, visitaron Ia plaza
y nueatro despacho 81 lunes.
De Arroyo seco estuvidron en-
la plaza Ell lunes, las Sras. Manue-
lita, Rafaela y Tonasa, todas elias
de apellido Varos.
Don Tranquilino Medina, ha 81
do nombrado diputado alguacll es
pecial por el precinto Nro- 6 de
este condado.
DR.. L. p. hoger, nuestro den
tista local, partira para Mora, n.
M. manana y permanecera alli has
ia el dia A de Septiembre ocupado
en- su profession como dentista.
FL joyencito Inveencio Martinez,
hijo del fnado Pablo Martinez, de
Halls Peak, N M. eatdvo en-
esta de vista a su tia y priinos,
dona Manuelita M. de Luna, a
principles de semana
Rev. j. NJ. Whitloek y su hila
la Srita Laura, De TERRA Anari
Ila, visitaron parientra y amista
des en- esta durante la seiaana. Les
aeompanaban las maestras misio
neras, senoritas Josephine 0rton y
Richardson, tambien de Terra
Amarrina. Aver regresaron para
su hogar.
Sc reporta que de hoy a mahana
llegaran a esta los senores @. A.
Larrazolo y Felix Martinez, de 81
Paso, Texas, quienes yiepen aqui
para emprender su campafa en- ia
vor de los delegados que salgan
nominados manana en- la Conven
ci6n den6crata de este condado.
La Kit Carson Cornet Band, ha
estableeido detinitivamente su pro
grama de conciertos musicales que
sera desde hoy como sigue Todos
los sabados de las II a la p ~.
frente los establecimientos que con
tribuyen al s0porte y mantenimien
to de la banda, y en- los Domingos
de las 4 p. m. 4 las 8 en- q parque-
Nuestro buen amigo y suscrip.
tor, senor Epifanio p. Atencio,
uno de los miembros principales
de la hermandad de N r Jesus,
iunto con sus delegacioues de los
condadcs de Rio Arriba Y Santa
F6, atendieron al Concifo annual
de dieha Hermandad en- esta sena
ma.
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meuzado por mejorar las condiclo.
nes de habitabilidad de Ia pobla.
ci6n, y las condiciones de trabaio
do sus habitantes.
Las ulejoras materiales de como
didad, de hygiene, tienden a hacer
una especie de ciudad jardfn, 81
ideal bien conocido, con casas am
Las meioras en- la condici6n del
trabajo limftan este dentro de cier-
tos terminos, concediendo los
trabajadores 81 necesario descanso.
No SO ha lIegado en- esta OCCASION
al idealismo en- que cafan desde el
primer momento las tentatiyas So
cialistas que Sc han hecho; ha do
minado un espiritu practice; no Sc
ha contado con la perfectibilidad
humana, no Sc ha establecido la
igualdad absolute desde el primer
momento, sino que sencillamente
Sc ha pensado en- un sistema de co
operatismo y esfuerzo comdn; Sc
confia en- I'm espiritu de desprendi
miento general, que por las mismas
ventaJas que a cada quien reporte
asegure Ell cumplimiento del deber.
Tampoco, segun parece, tienen
los inicIadores seguridad en- los re
sultados: esDeran, confian y traba.
Jan; asi 10 dice 81 caliicatlvo que
aplican a la ciudad Sc trata de
una estaci6n de experimentation
social.
Este es el mas razonable entire
los m6todos para el mejoramiento
social, puesto que SO acerca mas a
la realidad de la natnraleza huma.
ma, fundandose en- Ia conveniencia
y en- la educaci6n.
Busea un mejoramiento lento J
no cae en- los extremes de los que
piensan en- el establecimiento en-
momeuto dado y como por virtud
de conjuro, de la perfectibilidad
social, hacienda de convencimiento
espontaneo en- todos los eepiritus;
nj tanpoco en- 81 extreme de los
que hacen toda la question de na-
turaleza m6dica y buscan 81 yiolen.
to remedio en- la eirugia.
Sc quiere descnbrr por 6stos la
localizaci6n del centro motor Dc las
buenas 8 malas inclinaciones y SO
bre el operar, sirviendo 81 visturi
como la varita maglca para de I'm
solo golpe transformer en- reunion
de angeles, el grupo de mas per
versos lobos humanos.
No son las mejores las condicio
mes en- que la sociedad humana va
desenvolyiendo su vida, y los males
que la aquejan, a veces SO exacer
ban.
Piensase on el mejoramiento SO
cial, y ahora, despreciando utopias
y bellos ideales, comienza a mar
charse hacia el alirmado el paso Sc
gun principles cientfticos y ieyes
ciertas.
Esa experimentation que ae ha
ce en- Milwaukee, en- terminus netos
y precisos, es la que por donde
quiera y en- una Il otra forma Sc
Ahora va So va al cultivo de Ia
'planta" humana, que hasta hoy
SO vi6 con negligencia-
j. DE p
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Gabriel Martinez.
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Doaa Agapita Sanchez y sa hi
ia Celina, de Arroyo Hondo, estu-
vidron en- esta 4 principles de se-
mana
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El departamento que tenemoa sotual.
mente en eata imprenta para TODD sraba
10 de Obras encuadefnaei6n es q mas
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naci6n. Toda nuesifa maquinarla ) fIpQs
.es nuego.
Ienemos siempfe en- man0 oda clase
de blaneOs en- ingl6s y ca espanol. De
|cumenlos, hipotecas, notas contracts.
cartas de renta, blancos para iuoees del
paz, para abogados, fianzas. baneos para
entrar minas, leases. etc. Sc Yenden al
p0E mayor y al menudeo.
Complete surtido de libfos eepaDoles
~ libros para eseueleros. Pizarras. plu-
mas, iintas, etc. Pidan nuestro eatal0ao.
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Ration, N. NJ. Agosto Is, 1910.
Por estas doy aviso al pdblico
que 70, el abajo lirmado, no sere
Responsible para pagar niDguna
cuenta que mi esposa Eusebia Ali
res hiciera, porque ella no quiere
vivir conmigo a menos de que Yo
no me vaya q vivir en- Valdez, N.
M.
Gabriel Martinez.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01

''Her name is C1arita Ortega: she is
Spanish" Morris answered.
Spanish, too" muttered Trevor s-It
"DO yOu know who she is papa
Have you ever met herr" asked Carla.
no, no, certainly notr' was the
quick answer. But she bears a
striking resemblance to a lady whom
used 20 know years ago. She is
very like, indeed-very likei How
old is this sirl, Morris?"
about Carla's age, Lathrop replied
indidereutly
And where does she live? Here in
New York;
Yes"
'-wilI you lend me this picture t1
you come again. the fnancfeF de-
manded. 'I should Ike to compare tt
with one that 1 have The likeness
NAV not be so striking then. VIII
YOU lend Il to me2" without waiting
Tor an answer, he whirled about and
went out or the room hastily, bearing
the picture in his hand.
rs you decision unaltered. Carla ."
Morris asked. when they were again
alone.
The girl nodded IN silence
He did not wait for more, but turned
abruptly and walked from the room.
The Continuation of This Story VIII Re
Pound in TomorroW's Issue
OF The Times
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
Partisan Sage Is the Worlds
Greatest Hair Grower

And every one who reads this import
ant announcement should know that
Partisan Sage makes hair grow. not
only sbundantIy, bot gives IL that 1us-
trous appearance that all desire
WoUen viii find Partisan Sage the
most refreshing and ideal hair dressing
free f. ON sickness or grease. Large
bottle % cents a Henry Evans and
James O'DonneIl's, and druggists every
where
Il have used Partisan Sage for some
time and think il has no equal as hair
beautifer and scalp cleaner No more
dandTum or faded hair. thanks 70 Paris
fan ge.'-Mrs- William HOElund,
Ssult Ste. Marie, Mich June 2, 1910
The girl with the Auburn hair j. on
every package Of Partisan sage
II have used Partisan Sage and viii
say that I think II Is fire for the hair.
and improves the growth OF the hair
also, and 7 intend 20 use II whenever
needed. Yours. Maude z. kIrtZer, Glen
cOe, Ohio. June .. 1916
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
Men, Women, and Children
Delighted with this Wonder
full Hair Dressing.

What do you think OF the liberal prop
Ositiou that the Giroux Mfg Co OF
Buffalo, " " American makers OF
Partisan Sage are putting Up 10 the
readers Of The Washington Times
They know they are absolutely Ger
tain that they have the only real hair
grower beautifier and dandrun germ
destroyer on the market today, and
knowing this they have requested Henry
Evans and James O'DonnelI 10 state TO
every. reader OF The Washington Times
and 10 every person living IN Washing
ton, D c.. and vicinity that they guar
autee Partisan Sage to remove every
trace OF dandrUff. 70 stop falling hair
and itching scalp, OF money back
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
THE THREE KEYS By FRED. red
By FREDERIC ORMOND
CcoDyrisht. 1908. OywJ J. watt g ca

could look down into the eyes Of his
/ fiancee-
She returned the gaze steadily. stHl
toying with the ring on her finger But
! she did not reply to his question; in
stead, she asked one-
rs that al YOU will tell me concern
lnE herr
st Is all that I can tell you, CarIa, ("
was the firm reioinder-
do you regard your duty to her as
/ greater than your duty to me2'
I do not compare the one with the .e
other. for thev are distinct Duty is
duty. Il cannot b. modified
Her eyes never left his face, and the
question, though it made him catch his
breath and pressed the iron into his
soul. was uttered as calmly as the
others had been
IF I should make my faith in you
dependent upon your telling me every
/ thing that you are keeping back con-
ceEninE her. would you still retain the
/ attitude YOU have taken2 II our en-
Easement depended upon your replying
10 certain questions that ] should ask
/ would YOU still refuse TO answer?
He turned away and walked TO the
window, ana foT a moment looked OUT
upon the street Presently he returned
and stood before her again
7 should still retain the attitude /
have taken: ! should still refuse 70 an
swer-' he said. deliberately.
Csrla withdrew the ring from her mn
ger. slowly but certainly It seemed
reluctant 10 leave its resting place, and
| twice she hesitated- But at last the
removal was Effected
Then I must return this TO you. Sne
said, simply Its the only thing ] can
do under the circumstance Perhaps l
am unjust; If 50, ] cannot help II
Please take II, Morris
He stretched out one hand silently,
and she dropped the ring in his palm
For a moment ne regarded It intently;
then idly let it fall into one OF his
pockets
"As you viii. CarIa," ne said. with a
cold deliberatiOn that belied the furious
beating OF his heart
he bowed thea, and turned toward
/ the door But before he had taken
step II was opened, and George Trevor
entered the room
"Ah. Morris, he said, smith told me
you we're here I have just come IN and
am very anxious TO see you. I tried
IN vain 20 get you over the telephone
this afternoon" His eyes fell on the
photograph OF ClaTita Ortega, and he
bent over IT. "HeIloi What's this2 he
. asked. careIessly-
He reached out and raised the photo
graph in his hand, and they saw him
give q sudden and violent start Then,
with quick strides he went 10 the win
dow, where the light was better, while
with trembling hands he held the pho
tograph so that ne could scan it crit
icaIly-
No nor he exclaimed. under his
breath. No II is impossible" he
turned the picture over and saw the
name OF the photographer on the back
then ne studied the face again
ut was taken here in New York and
quite recently. No. il cannot be the
same, he continued. utteTing his
thoughts aloud
.Carla,- he called suddenly, whose
picture IS this2"
1T is a photograph OF a friend OF
Morris she replied.
who IS IL. MorrIs2" he demanded.
still studying the picture face
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
CHAPTER x.
The Broken Engagement.

CARLA TREVOR did not al once
- reply TO the question that IsathrOD
asked Instead, she kept her eyes fixed
upon her lovers face, IN the meantime
turning heT engagement ring on her
finger, as though Il had something to
DO with the character of her thoughts
There was no anger in her voice OF
ewes, but suffering was manifest IT
both At last, she answered him.
Just 50 long as this ring remains
upon my 7nEer I VIII not doubt you
Still. I believe that YOU owe me some
sort Of an explanation. I would not
have yCu think me jealous. for 7 could
not permit our relations 10 continue II
there existed any cause for such an
emotion But ] shall ask. you one ques-
GOn. Does there exist such q Cause2''
NO. CarIa. there does not" LathrOp
answered, with emphasis
The girl hesitated again for a mo
nent; then she quietly extended a pho
tograph toward him
is that Miss OTtegO2' she asked
Yes vas the answer
That picture came in letter / re-
Ceived concerning heC-dud yOu,
Edna told me about Il, I.athrou
said as she paused II believe that
this picture was stolen from her parlOr
while she was locked in another roeH
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
IRELAND PROMISES
ARMED LOYALTY
Orangemen Say They Will
Fight Home Rule Par
lament DEGREES.

LONDON Dec. Bitter as is The 10
liticaI feeling in England now. II Is even
more bitter in Ireland, where three par-
ties. the NationaIists. the O-Brienitez.
and the Orangemen are cIashing hourly
O'Brien, ike Redmond. is a home
ruler, but ne Is opposed to the budget
and TO an alliance with the Liberals.
Ulster is ablaze and the Orangeuen
are threatening TO prove their Loyalty
by offering armed resistance 20 the en-
foTcement Of any DEGREES a home rule
parliament might issue i is said an
order for a large number OF rifles has
been placed in England
The Tories are beginning 10 be VERY
s0rry. indeed. that they talked so much
about American dollars in the election -
The Comeback has been disastrous.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
VIII Raise Prices Everywhere.

The Jesuit u the proposed Teadjust-
mv7t OF rates, said Judge Cowan, would
be higher prices for meat all over the
country Especially would this be true
Of the East, he said, where no slauEh-
tsring would be done. All life stock
would have u be dressed near the sec
ton IN which IL is raised and this would
cOnfne the packing house business TO
Chicago ana the Missouri river terri
tory
Thss would also mean lower prices
for stock 10 the growers, said the W.
ness. With the Eastern competition de-
stroyed the Western packers would be
IN a better position than now 10 con-
troll livestock prices
r. ". Bottzs traffic manager OF the
National Petroleum Company, appeared
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
VASSAR STUDENTS
AS SALVAGE CORPS
First Save Goods From Fire
and Then Suffer From
Shock.

POUGHKEEPSIE. y. Y Dec. l.
Three hundred girl students at Vas
sar College are stIll suffering today
from the shock of a FIRE panic caused
last night by the destruction Of the
home Of Prof TreadweII. on the
campus
The IRE started in Mrs. TreadwelI's
apartments. and spread rapidly
Throughout the building
II soon burst into flames. and
threatened the main college structure.
The girls helped carry the goods from
the burning house. and Mrs. Tread
welTs Jewels and clothing were saved
after several narrow escapes.
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Increase In Freight Rates, 1t
Is Declared, Will Make
This Sure.
OIL MEN ALSO HERE
WITH THEIR PROTEST
Declared That Proposed Schedule
Would Make Standard Oil
Co. Omnipotent Again.

An emphatic warning Of higher prices
on meat products was given at the hear
ing before the Interstate Commerce
Commission this morning, II the pro-
posed freight rates increases 90 into ef-
feet as now planned by the railroads in
the official classification territory
Judge S H CoWan. OF Fort Worth,
Texas. representing the cattle growers
cf the Southwest. protested determined
Iy against the proposed advances on
live stock from the West 10 the Eastern
markets He also declared that there
was no justice in the proposed Increase
IN the rates on packing house products
The witness declared the movement
20 raise the dressed meat rate 10 per
cent AMI the live stock rates Is 20 %
per cent meant in the first place that the
cattle rs-isers could not send stock on
the hoOt to the East for slaughter. The
price would be TOO high In the second
place the Western markets w0JId suffer
because Of the unjust disparity IN the
amount Of the increases on the two
classes
The Washington times., 1910-12-01

before the commission today to tell
what disastrous effect the higher
rates would have on the oil business Of
the Independent producers He said
tnat the schedules as proposed would
denver practically all the oil trade Of
the country into the hands OF the
Standard on Company.
Standard Refneries Widespread
Mr.. Bottz explained this result by
the fsct that the Standard OIL Com
pahy has renHeries in every section Of
the ountry from which the trade near
est slem is supplied. They would not
suffer from higher rates, he said, as
would the Independents, who must ship
across the country IN many cases to
reach customers
A few minor witnesses were heard
during the morning, and at II o'clock
the commission announced that no more
testimony would be heard Announce
ment was made that the oral argu-
ments IN both the Eastern and western
cases would De heard or Monday. Jan
uary 9. and that briefs might be filed
until January I.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
RESCUER SURPRISED
AT BEING REWARDED

ANDEI--ON, Ind, Dec. AFTER a
long search William Spurrier, for whom
the father Of Lieut. IL r Smith has
been looking 10 reward for saving the
life OF MS SON. has been located IN this
city Suprrier says he did not save
Lieutenant Smith from drowning but
rescued him jyst as he was about TO
falI into the machinery in the hull OF
the Pennsylvania.
SDuTTier is surprised that he viii re-
ceive a reward
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

; SEHOpSlS OF map AAI6dOy EuDnSne
Morris Iathrop. having squandefed
S1.0o0.e0o. resolves TO Kill himstlT he
changes his mind when he Is told by
George Trevor. father OF his betrothed.
Clara Trevor. that a loan OF $4,000 is
necessary 10 save Trevor from ruin
T.athrop rms across Jack AiilinEtou. a
rich young Wall street broker. and Mill
fngton asks Lathrop to look after MS
affairs while ne is on a visit 20 Chicago
Win one Of the keys with which he is
intrusted L.a1hroV "opens MiitinEton
safe deposit box. taxes Sl5a- 1JJ in secur1-
ties and turns them over 20 Trevor
LathrDp finds sam MiilinGton. father o.
Jack IS the enemy who forced Trevor 10
The verge ~ ruin At his apartment Rita
DTteEa awaits him. and Edna Trevor. SIS
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Trevors- Morris 70 his surprise, hncs
Jack MillinEton-
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hack 10 New York. pleads with Lathrop
and Trevor 20 be Jet in On the big copper
deal that has nearly ruined the latter
Slillinstou IL introduced 20 Rita Oret5a-