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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-12-22

While a minister was preaching
in a western village, a stranger
with a big ear-trumpet entered the
church, sat down on the pulpit
steps and turned the big end of the
trumpet upward. The minister's
4 year old daughter, who was pres
ent. kept her eye on the stranger
until the congregation was dis
missed. On the way home she said:
Papa. do you think that man was
Gabriel?" Elk.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-12-22
IOl MILLION
Population Of United States Inciud-
ing Philippines -20.o per cent
Increase.

Washington, Dec. 10. The total
population of the United States with
all her possessions is about 101,-
100000, This number includes
7,635,426 in the Philippine Islands
as enumerated there in the census
of the 1908, and estimates for the
population of the island of Guam
the American possession in Samoa
and persons in the Panama canal
zone.
The population of the United
States exclusive of the Philippine
Islands is 93,402,151. This is the
total number of people enumerated
throughout the states, territories,
District of Columbia, Alaska,
Hawaii and Porto Rico.
The increase in the country's
population in the last ten years was
6,145,521, or 20,9 per cent, over
| 77,256,630, the population in 1900
compared with an increase of a.
/ 276,964, or 227 per cent over 3d.
! 979,766, the population of 1890
The population Of the constitu-
| tional United States is 91,972,266
an increase of 15,977691, or Fl per
cent over 75,994,575 in 1900, when
the increase was 13,O46S61, or 2O,7
per cent over 62,947.714, the total
in 1890.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-12-22

E. c. Mayhall of the Laddonia
Herald enunciates the following
truths: A merchant in another
town was talking to the editor of
the Herald on tho train one even
ing last week and was complaining
about business being very poor.
When we got home we looked up
his home paper and we see no sign
of him going after business. You
may have a little business. but if
you want to increase your business
get a new business you have
got to 90 after it. A few prize
packages given away may get you
little business. but it wont reach
out from home after the new bust
ness. You have got to let people
know you want their business,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-12-22
Republicans Got Caleb Powers.
The Roosevelt Sup in Iowa.

The principle involved in extor-
Tomato tariffs is all right it appears
but the method of applying it needs
correction. (That was the Roose-
welt sop to Iowa.. In other words
the successful way to rob a man is
not to get caught Nodaway Dem
ocrat-FOrum.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-12-22

One possible reason for the high
price of that best of all breakfast
foods, ham and eggs. is that there
are 100000 eggs in cold storage
at St. Louis. Elk.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-12-22
One Week

The public schools close this
evening until Monday. January 2
The Democrat wishes a Merry
Christmas and Q prosperous New
Year 70 al teachers and pupils
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-12-22
Yes, What Will They Do?

Sears & Roebuck have just de-
clared a dividend of 33 1-9 per cent
on their capital stock. Our home
merchants would be glad to make
half that much. Who helped Sears
& Roebuck make that enormous
profit? The people who patronize
that firm would kick their shoes off
if the home merchant attempted to
charge them 33 Is per cent. How
much of that 33 1-9 per cent will
Sears & Roebuck contribute to
building bridges. school houses,
churches, help Sunday schools. pay
of preachers. buying necessaries for
the poor in the rural districtsP How
much?-Worth County Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-12-22
What the Missouri
Editors Are Saying
The Living a Dead One.

The onlyliving ex-PreSidentisnow
a dead one.-Norborne Democrat.
Herby Cannot Play This Time.
The political acrobat, Herby
Hadley, will not be able to play any
politics with the next Missouri
legislature. Both branches are
largely Democratic. Boonville Ad-
vertiser.
Is Entitled to Strong Drink.
Utah also rejected prohibition
last week, probably on the theory
that man who has a whole flock
of wives is entitled to take to strong
drink.-Worth County Times.
Strange But Welcome Faces.
There will be many strange faces
In the next senate. Instead OF Re-
publicans there will be Democratic
senators from Missouri, West Vir-
GINA, Montana, Ohio, Maine, New
Jersey and Indiana. Howell Coun-
ty Gazette.
Republicans Got Caleb Powers.
Well, the Republicans got some
thing anyhow. They elected Caleb
Powers to Congress from the noun
tain district in Kentucky. Powers
is believed by two-thirds of the peo-
pie of Kentucky to be the assassin
of the late Gov. Goebel. - Boonville
Advertiser.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-12-22
Should Be Separated.

The official Democratic vote in
Missouri shows that more than
$4,000 voters failed to take a part
in the nomination Of the party's
candidate for United States sena-
tor. The Conservator believes that
the senatorial primary should be
held with the general primary in
August and not with the general
election in November. Richmond
COnservator.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-12-22
Would Have Such Influence"

Some Of the editorial comments
on the election, sent by the Repub-
lican state hatchery, and used by
about all the 6. o. p. country editors
must have been intended for the
funny papers. That one in partic-
ular about honest elections" and
the campaign of 1910, Missouri,
conducted by the Republican party
would have a lasting influence for
good, is rich enough to find place
in a patent medicine almanac,
along with other side splitting
chestnuts.-K King City Democrat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

out any OF the sin pan accompani
ment OF the gramaphono and Eraph
ophouc aud other phones ekoeplpp
telephones. In a word, when the
auxetophouo sings. Il " a human
slnglng without any brass ia his
throat, and "A can BE- heard over
a five acre suburban tract
beginning Monday the auxeto.
phone ~ 10 be placed IN the or
chostra pic. and when Caruso sings
from n. for instance. his famous
song from "Rignletto." Woman ~
Nekle Director Lombard and his
orchestra viii accompany him
There Is q quartet from "Rlgoietto
which h also 90 be SUNG. aud the
singers will be semhnch, seotti,
sevarina aud Caruso Mime Tet.
rasziai 81 to sing her great song
I'm Fair Titauin." aud there ~
To- be lot more Of the sort. all 10
Director Lomhards aceompanl'
mcnt
At that Il is to be- Scotch
mixed opera. for somewhere
among the songs the auxetophonc
sings Harry LADDERS Il Love a
l.asalo. the SONG that made Lauder
famous. sung hy himself
These selections. according 20
the Majestic management are 60
take the place hereafter OF the
usual overture and exit number. u
marks another innovation VA vaudc'
Willie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

country You are called 10 do your
country urgent work All life IL
only trouble vanquished ask you
now to be- a man. not only 81.
pcct u. but demand Il OF YOU
ills words carried weight IN spite
of myself I began 10 listen. l
took from his hand the package.
looked 1T it. examined u Finally.
as he sat silently regarding me. I
broke the seal
Now. Nicholas Triai.' resumed
Doctor Ward presently. there IL 10
be- at Montreal at the date named
IN these papers meeting % the
directors OF the Hudson nay Com.
pauy Of England There will be
biz men thero-the biggest their
country can produce. leaders Of
the Hudson Hay Company many
public men even Of England Il u
rumored that brother o. Lord
Aberdeen. Of The british Ministry.
viii attend DO you besin % an.
derNiandf
All. did I mott Here. then. was
further weaving 81 those complex
plota which at that time hcdged la
all our history as 3 Fopubiic Nov
| guessed the virtue Of our know
ms somewhat 81 Enklands secret
plann. az she rsfelY did Of cure !
began 90 feel behind me the i'm.
pulse ~ John Caihoun'e swift en-.
ergy
IL IL Oregon" exclaimed At
last
Doctor Ward nodded Very pos
mbly 4, has seemed 20 Mr. Cal
houn very likely that We may hear
something Of great Importance re-
gardink tho FAR Northwest A
missed cos nov may cost ihiN eosin.
Try thousand miles ~ territory, a
hundred years 81 history
Ia spite ~ myself. J begsn 70
feel the stimulus o. = Thoughts tke
this u was ny salvation aa a
man began 20 set aside usFfeli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
GRAND OPERA
WILL Be SUNG
AT MAJESTIC

Messrs. sullivan aud Considine
are going IN somewhat for graud
opera. THAT Is 10 say they are not
taking % on as straight attroc
ton but az a side line Incidental
and not superior to the family Naud'
eville which they are nov doaling
out at the Majestic theatre For a
time. az least. they are planning
"a trinc around bic With My
Cousin Caruso, Mime Semhrich,
Scott TetraEsinl sevallna and the
rest of the folks, aud while they
are dolug it they are going 20 upset
the time honOred overture. and
otherwise play hob with orthodox
theatrical procedure
The inside of an this IL that che
Majestic theatre has come upon
the very newest Invention IN talking
Instruments Someone or other
named it the eAuxctophone and
Il IS to The photograph what the
grand piano was Co the harpsichurd
Il reproducos the human voice with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
BACKACHE OR KIDNEY MISERY
ENDED WITH SEVERAL DOSES

Ne man or woman here whose
kidneYs are out oforder. or who
suffers from baokaehe or bladder
misery. can afford 20 leave Pape's
Diuretie untficd
After taking several doses all
pains ln the back sides OF loins.
rheumatic twinges. nervousness
headache. alcepleasness. inflamed
OF swollen eyelids. dizziness. tired
or WORKOUT feeling and other symp
toms u ciogEed. sluggish kiGueYu
simply vanish
Uncomfortable irritation fenp.
ciallY 81 night. smariing. discoi
cred water and all bladder misery
ends
The moment sou suspect the
slightest Kidney ar bladder diaor.
der or feel rheumatism palms. dont
continue "a be- miserable or wor.
rled. bat get a fifiy cent treatment
OF Pspes Diurctic from your drug
stat ana start taking A. directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

All The public places of the town
and inspected with a certain per
sonal interest all 10 points ~ inter
est
A. ! moved about from day 10
day, making such acquaintance a.
! could. ! found in the air n feeling
Of excitement and expectation. The
hotela. bad 40 they were, were
packed The public places were
noisy. the private houses crowded
Gradually The town became half
military and hair savage Persons
OF importance arrived by steamers
40 The river, on whose expanse iay
boats which might bo bound for
Enginnd--Or for some Of England y
colonies The government set
removed 10 Ottawa. later capital u
Ontario WAS thon housed In the
old Chateau Rnmezay. built 70 long
before for The French governor
Vaudrull
Here. I had reason 10 believe.
was now established no less q per
souage than Sir George Simpson.
governor Of the Hudson Say com.
pany Humor had It az the time
that Lord Aberdeen Of England
himself was af Montreal That
Was not true. but established
without doubt that his brother
really was there. as well az Lieut.
William Peel 81 the navy. son Of
ST. Robert Peel Englands prime
minister
! YVES not a week IN Montreal
before ! learned that my masters
guess. or bis Information. had been
correct The race was on Tor Ore
gon'
al these things | say. saw 60
op about me Yet Ia truth as 10 the
inner workings ~ this could gain
bat little actual information
saw Englands ships but 81 was not
for me 10 know whether they were
"a turn Cape Hope or the Horn
saw Cannda'a v0yageura. but they
might BE- only on their annual
journey. and might go no farther
than their accustomed posts in the
West In French town and English
town. among common soldiers. voY-
ageura. iuukceperg and merchants.
! wandered FOR more than one day
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woman, she along can save IT.
Louis De Beaufort.

woman, she Alone can save It.
Louis De Beaufort.
IN the days Of which ! write, our
civilization WAS. aH may cay, 80
embryonic that u Do difficult for ue
now 10 realize the conditions which
then obtained.
we had several broken railway
systems north and south, but there
were not then more than 5000 miles
Of railway built IA America All
things considered, ! felt lucky when
we reached New York less than "A
hours out from Washington.
Up the Hudson took the crack
steamer swallow. the same which
just one year later was sunk while
trylng 10 beat her own record Of
nine hours and two minutes from
New York 90 Albany She required
eleven hours on oar trip Under
conditions then obtaining u took
me day and hair more 10 reach
Lake Ontario. Here. happily ]
picked up a frail steam craft, owned
by an adventurous soul Who was not
unwilling 10 risk hia life aud that ~
others on the uncertain ANA icefilied
Writer'S Of Ontario With him !
negotiated "a carry nae With others
down the 81 Lawrence Ono delay
after another with broken ma
chinery. lack Of fuel. running See
and what not. required five days
more u nay time ere ! reached
Montreal
could NOT be- called either officer
or SOY. yet none the less J did not
care 90 be recognized here ia The
capacity al one ugrrcuriOug
made up my costume ~ that of an
innocent free trader from the
Western fur country 81 the states
and was able. from my earlier a.
perlcnces. ~ answer any questions
~ 10 beaver 81 Fort Hall ~ buffalo
on the Nell0weiope or the Red
Thus ] passed freely IN aud about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

shsp Friedman. advance manager
for Blanche Walsh. was la Spokane
the other night aud due 10 leave
Ia the morning for Seattle he
told the hotel clerk % call him az
% sure. 40 that be could catch
his train n the train were late.
however. be would 1.-The 10 siecp
Iouser than ESQ. ~ he had been
up late for several nights
Al 30 the next morning the
clerk raped on hts door
You're the man who wanted 10
be called al sssQF he asked
Yes responded Friedman
We'll. you needn't wake up Your
traln - late and sou can enjoy your
Sleep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

An automaton. scarcely thinking.
l gained the platform OF the station
There was sound OF hlaaing
steam. rolling cloud Of sulphur.
GUS smoke. shouting Of railway
captains. creaking ~ the wheels
Without yolltlon ol my own. ! vas
on my northward journey Pres.
emily ! looked around and found
seated az my side the man whom
then rccoilected | was 10 meet
Doctor Samuel Ward
What's wrong, Nicholaaf" he
asked Trouble Of any kind
SO. briefly. I told him what little
I kneN u the events Of the last
hour I told him ~ the shame and
humiliation ~ Il all Ne ponaeFed
for minute and asked me az
length " believed Miss Elizabeth
suspected anything Of my efrand OF
the uight before
Hos could ehef" | answered
$50 far AZ can recoilect never
mentioned the name ~ the Baron.
cas- won Rita
Then. all ai once. AID rocoilecs'
l dld remember that I had men
toned the name 81 the baroness
that very morning 20 Elizabeth.
when the baroness passed us In the
East Room
Doctor Ward was keen enough 10
see tho sudden confusion on my
face. but BE- made no comment be
yond SAYING that he doubted not
time would clear Il all up. that he
had known many such affairs
ffiut. mind you one thing. he
added. keep those two women
apart
Then why 80 yuu two doddsr
ing old idiots. Yuu and John Cal
hnun. wifh life untworn aud the
blooa dried In your veins. send me.
since Yon doabt me 80 much. On an
errAnd ~ this kindf You SEQ what
u has done Tor me ! am done
with John Caihoan lie may act
some other fool Tor his service
Where DO yoa propos" goins.
then. fricndf"
West answered West 10
the Roc kiea--
Doctor Ward calmly produced q
tortoise shell snuff boH from his
left hand waisicoai pocket. aud de
liberatsiy took snuff You are 90.
ing 90 do nothing q the kind. said
he calmly You are Eoing % keep
your promise 20 John Calhoun aud
"a me Believe me. the businsas
| va hand il vital
I care nothing for that. I an
Hwered bitterly
But you are the ascent uf your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

with the knowledge that there Is no
other medicine. AZ any price. made
anywhere else IN the world. which
"a 80 harmless or VIII effect %
thorough and prompt a cure
This unusual preparation goes
direct 10 the cause Of trouble. dis
iributinR lts cleansing. healing aud
WALKING Influence directly upon
the organs aud glands affected and
completes the cure before you real
ixe Il.
A few DAYS treatment ~ PapeH
Diurcfic means clean healthy. &C
tive Kidneys hiAdder and urinary
organs and you feel fine
Your physician, pharmacist bank
or or any mercantile agency will tel
YOU that Pape Thompson a Pape
of Cincinnati. ~ a large and resBon
slhie medicine concern thoroughly
worthy 81 your Confidence
Accept only papee nluFetie fit
ty-cens treAtmeaf from any drug
store anywhere In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

The Seattle symphony Orchestra
will. on the evening % January g.
~ the Moore play rs fourth SYM
rhOny concert. with Carrenu. the
woman plaulsf. as the soloist
Florence Roberts WIN return 70
the A.hanhFa. following The Man
From Home. 20 present for the
first time GA any stage Gloria.
. new drama BY james Faein.
David Warneid iu The Music
Master VIII BE- the attraction al
the Moore following Blanche Walsh
Warfleid brings Marie Bates. Marie
Davis and Francis Ganuard wlth
him
The Right ~ Way h 70 be seen
at he Grand wees after next Thu
leading roles Ia the play are now
being taken b. p Aug Anderson
and iiaiiett Thompson
The DERBY Mascot alll be
played az the Seattle week after
next
'Genesseo 81 the Hills "a under.
lined al the Lois
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STICK TO YOUR DOc1@'
Good or Poor, Hs'a as,,..
Any Old Patent Msa.s. n

HNETH|M
Any Old Patent NssIsls, Il
Hold fast 20 that whlcb
o. tie ,sdvice NJ Dr. Kobhs e
"a vivlaeeiionist II ION NJ q
doctor and are Improving s,'s.' \
care or n you are faklnS
ment that is even checklpe q. \
case stick 20 the doets, 4 !
treatment and be skepllesl I
But II you have q naegr
other animal and Naul b n NV
and q Dew discover ~
comes along ny il On - y.
fore tfYibg q on yourself
the same with animsls a.
with human beings -fnfsns n
adults healing over nlgsi
quickly curing the worst -,
any Kind ~ skin disease
stops az once 10 any lfehj.g "
disease eczema. raah. scsblss "
toes. piles. scsly scala -
humors ln Infants and tha NJ,
Write 20 the EmerKeney ls...|
tories 3z West Twenty fiftk ~.
New York City. and they xa N
you free Of charge. by mail (, I.
wrapper enough roslsm 3 =,
any ordinary case Of skin sr.s.I
BARRIERS itch. itchIng feet h,aa.|
red noses. Inflammation ~ Il
this sample alone coaplerla,, n
cleared over night and -
banlshed from the face ia 10 III
The Quaker Drug Co a. ~ \
all good druggists eys,yr,..|
make q specially Of poalam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

aud my own troubles.
"ipu are therefore" he oonciud.
cd, TO go 70 Montreal, aud find
your own way into that meeting Of
The directors OF the Hudson hay
Company There IL bare chance
that ia this intrigue Mexico will
have an emlssgry on The ground as
well. There IN reason TO suspect
her hostility TO all our plans OF eE.
tension, southwest and northweat,
Naturally. Il ~ the card OF Mexico
10 bring on war. or accept IL II we
urge. but only In case she has
England az her ally England viii
get her pay by taking Texas, and
what IL more. by taking Cnlifor.
mia. which Mexico does not value.
sho owes England large sums now
That would leave England owner
OF the Pacific coast. for. once she
gets California. she viii fight uH
then for all OF Oregon II n your
duty 10 learn all If these matters
who IL there. what IL done; and 20
do this without making known your
own Identity"
sat for a moment IN thought
~ ~ an honor" said finally. ian
honor 80 large that under u feel
small
Now" said Doctor ward. plac
ing Rnafled hand on my shoulder.
you begin 10 talk like a Maryland
Of it's race. my boy, a race
across this continent There are
two trAilA~ono north and one mid
continent on these paths two pa
lions contend IN the greatest Mar.
athou Of all the world England or
the United States monarchy or
republic - aristooraey 81 human.
ity7'
"Good.by." he said. ~ We steam.
ed into Baltimore station, ! turned.
and be Was gone.
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fsolss d comIna Atlfaetlona.

The Merry Widow Is to return
70 the Moore next month Francis
Cameron Anna Husseft. Charles
Aeakins and x + Graham will in
al probability head The cast which
will BE- seen ga this city.
hreHstefs Millions viii BE- seen
~ the Grand next month
Myrtle ElvyH The concert pian.
iste. - 10 be- heard af the Grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

Tire Raven prescription service
means that the doetcr'g shili IN pre-
scribiae ls nsost efficiently supple
nen,ss By the ereeglst's skill In
compromising. RAVEN DRUG CO.
fst6 sscond Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

"The Fires II Fate Charles
Fruhmau's immense melodFamaiic
production, employing more than
100 people. ~ a failure and will BE-
sent 60 the s3urehonse.
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CHAPTER XII.
THE MARATHON.

A. n t~o gods should play some
heavenly match. and on this wager
lay two earthly Women.--shakea,
pcare,
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and fell myself ssill bal,..
That IS 10 say. such W. v's~
nnul there came 70 M " z
greatest q all allies. chass@ z
Ito be contlnu.a
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Does not Color the Hair

We sukilsk ne iasrsdisaf, " Agsf's Hah
Htsar fsaf Soefof salii sSel,s gos s'ssslg
Thsa Felix's Az sdesss. 49,.
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next month under the auspices o.
the Schubert club
Mcintyre a Heath ia la Hayu,
Andrew Robson IN The Wolf the
connie opera Patience the Shu.
bert stock company IN Going
Some. Pauline Hall In "Wildfire
aud olga Nethefsole Ia The Writ.
Ing on the Wall are all to be
seen here within the next few
weeks.
PLAYS which Seattle will see for
the first time during she coming
week are The Test. The Man
From Home and The Toy o III
Verdi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

1898 by the James Nelll company.
the cast incmdiug The following
players:
CASTOR de- Magsac S.. James Nelll
NJ de hruhl ..... sheldon Lewis
Henry 90 Navarro Geo Bosworth
Henry lll ~ George BloomQncsi
Baron De Rosny Reginald Travers
Mile dc Ia Wire Edyrhe Chapman
FRnchette ...44. Lillian Andrews
Alathurine .. katherine Gilman
Nelll repeated the play az the Sc.
attic year later
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nArtNsss NEXT WEEK.

4 SUNpAY-AIo0ro. Grand. =
= Seattle. Lois. =
q TUESDAY lois. a
= WEDNESDAY Alhambra. a
= Grand. Lots q
= THURSDAY Moore. seat 4
= tie =
= SATURDAY 49, Moore. Al. q
= hambra. Grand. Sesttfe. Lots 4
. EVERY DAY ~ Orpheum, 4
. Majestic, pauiages 4
44~Es :
= 4sN4 1Esss .
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CHAPTER XIII.
ON SECRET SERVICE.
n the world YES lost through
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from y
and girl
knpers
70 Seat
wouId 4
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shining
faces, n
say -I't
any lon
thanks
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II Men
have se
fled Hfe
good ma
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Kno'

Kno
Dear
among
TO get
low Of
fnteHtD
tz0avs
from b.
20 70 q
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IS but
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A

It Is bol.
The short 4,
hrst hint
petuooat
vast and
a little 10
large DIX
On gowns
opera han