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the public prosecutor and the examining
magistrate. In addition. the house was
filled with policemen, inspectors, Jour
~nalists. Baron d'Hautroc's nephew n
other members OF the family.
They rummaged about. they studied
the position of the body, according to
Charlcs's recollection. they questioned
Soeur Auguste the moment she arrived.
They discovered nothing. At most
Soeur Auguste was surprised at the
disappeance OF Antoinette Hrehat. She
had engaged the girl twelve days be-
fore. on the strength OF excellent ref
cnces. and refused to believe that she
could have abandoned the sick man
conflded to her care to go running
O at night alone.
"Alr the more 3d." the examining
magistrate insisted. "as, in that case,
she would have been back before now
We therefore come back TO the same
point: what has become OF herr
"lf you ask me-" said Charles, she
has been carried off by the murderer"
The suggestion was plausible enough
and fitted In with certain details. The
head OF the detective Sc vice said:
Carried of? Upon my word, it's quite
likely"
IT'S not only unlikely" said n voice,
but absolutely opposed TO the facts. 10
the results OF the Investigation. in short.
to the evidence itself"
The voice Was harsh, the accent grun
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1.-The Blonde Lady"

Of the smashed candlestick had disap-
peared.
Gaping with stupor. he a%rticulated;
THE body Monsieur IL
Baron
Yes" cried the commissary. where
Is the vlctim?"
He walked up to the bed. Under n
large. sheet. which he drew aside, lay
General the Baron d'Hautrec. late
French Ambassador in Berlin. His body
was covered with his generals cloak.
decorated with the cross OF the Legion
OF Honor. The face was calm. The
eyes were closed.
The servant stammered:
Someone must have come"
(which way?"
II can't say, but someone has been
here during Iny absence Look,
there was a very thin steel dagger
there. on the floor. And then, on
the table, a blood-stalned handkerchief
. That's all gone " They've
taken everything away They've
arranged everything
But wh1?"
The murderer"
we found all the doors closed"
"IIe must have remained in the
house"
Then he would be here still. as you
never left the pavement"
The man reflected and said, slowly:
That's so that's so
" and / did not go far from
the gate either Still"~
Let MS see, who was the last person
you saw with the baron?"
Mile. Anto!nctte, the companion"
what has become of herr"
II should say that. as her bed was not
even touched. she must have taken ad-
vantage OF Soeur Auguste's absence
prise me II she had; she Is young
and pretty
But how could she have got out?'
Through the door"
you pushed the bolt and fastened
the chain!'
"A good deal iateri BY that time,
she must have left the house"
And tht crime was committed. you
think, after she VENT"
"Of course"
They searched the house from top 10
bottom, from the garrets to the eel are,
but tho murderer had fed, How?
When? Was Il he or an accomplice
VINO had thought prrpcr to return 10
the scene of tie crime and do away
with anything that might have betrayed
him? Those were the questions tina
suggested themselves to the police.
TIE divisional surgeon came upon the
scene at 7 O'clock, the head of the detoc-
tive service az & Next came the turn OF
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By Maurice lie Blanc

II don't suspect her: I ACCUSE h0.~s
"You accuse her OF being the aoconas
pliceg" ~
Il accuse her of killing General 1asss
d'IIautrec." =
Come, come. And what proofr'
This handful OF hair. which I fouu1
In the victims right hand. dug into hs
flesh by the points OF his nails"
He showed the hair: II was hair q .
brilliant fairness. cleaning like 90 many
threads OF gold. and Charles muttersds
THAT is certainly Mile. ~Antoinstts,s
hair. There - no m~istaking it." And
he added, Besides. there's something
more; I believe the knife. the one I
didn't see the second time. belonged 10
her. Sho rsed II to cut the pages OF the
books"
Tho silence that followed was hong
and painful. as though the crime IN
creased In horror through having been
committed by a The examining
Magistrate argued:
Let us admit. until further hnformar
tlon is obtained. that the baron w8
murdered by Antoinotte Brehat. ; W.
should st,ll have 10 explain what way
She can have taken to SO out after cor1f
hitting the crime. TO return after
Charles's departure and Ia 20 out again
before the arrival OF the commissary,
Have YOU II opinion on this subject.
N. Ganimard'
Gan.n4agd wore an air OF embarras~
ment. At last he spoke. not wlthou. 4
visible effort:
IAN that | can say IN that I ind In
this the same way Of setting TO work ~
In the ticket 6l4-s3 case. tho some phv~
nomenou which one might Gull the FAC
uity OF disappearance. Antoinette Bre-
hat appears ard disappears IN this house
as mysteriously as Arsene Lupin made
his way into Maltre Detinan's n es-
capped from there in the company Of tbs
blonde lady"
"Whlch menns7"
"Whlch means that I cannot oa2p
thinking OF these two condolences.
which. to say the least, are very ed:
First, AntoInette Brehat was engaged
by Soeur Auguste twelve days ago-that
Is TO say, on the day after that on whicsi
the blonde lady slipped through my an
gers. In the second place. the hatP NJ
the blonde lady has precisely the eanle
violent coloring, the metallic brilliancy
With u golden sheen, which we md N
this" %
80 that. according to you. An.oinAtte
Brehat"- O
us none other than the blonde laAy.l'
And Lupin consequently plotted eoth
casesY'
~ think No."
sgs >. o~esas.as
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planning to smash the banks in which the poor people of his ward had their
|sawhgs. after which he would frecLose q few mortgages and turn the strikers
land their families into he street
This lovable a ws kind TO Emily oniyb because lie wanted her. Yet Mrs
cuyder d opped ntoth he library afer dinner 10 say there was "a certain fasnna-
hon about him" And the surprising thing about this was hat Mss Ruth
3enson said II as though she mean It, Archbishop Sullivan aho chated
PLEASANTLY II. the days when he and Regain used to exchange lead pipe and brick
bat courteses in Tho alley. The "bcss' threatened to put u y q nght then and
th.re IL hts spiritual adviser went nj to talk. to the strikers agam him, but
The good man snenced him by reminding him of the power of the Church. In
doing this Frank Sheridan resisted the temptation to play Ricneneu.
4 eerinsiy with a gun in his hand until tn police rot there N did his bidding.
n brck hat laid him To- a he reward that m 20 Emhys brother for
rsng he strikers to beat HI boss" nj for hisa act performed by thu loyal
X2orky" Mccoy. Regan was finally landed in jail No pity could be felt for
a when 1t "a remembered that he had knocked down a halfst@ve striker
< to his house by the unon. His SIM can back o him In jail, n with
~ repentance anne Emily. who kissed him n put his hat on straight and
I'm walked out with him Int the me life"
A "Porky" played by II. A. La Motto, IA n good character. bt almost the
kure interest in In play conferred in the boss Mr.. Bunn's strong, brutal
xp OF the character made itself felt from FIRST to last. The new star rose
owe IN lew play.
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Universal Peace.
BY John L. Hobble.

+ I were Andrew Carnegie.
And lived to fill the world with oAoos
. And had ten million bucks to spenA
To bring all hghtins to an end.
l would not try to stop the fools 4.
From killing mon and army muieA
Mon try to stop the bloody war
That slaughters heroes by the score.
MOI stop the navy graft and fleece"
And call that universal peace
I'd stop the fights Of man and wks.
And purge the home OF all its Strffs.
I'd pay each bal for plumes and ha4. 9
And thus exclude the chief combat:
Then a nat extra dime tor beor.
To a v each man q daily fear.
ia buy the iids an extra toy, a
And chansis their lives from dEfsssl 70
Joy.
I'd even treat the pussy cat
To cows mink. 90 she wouldn't spAti
And give the dog an extra bone
That no might modify his tone. d,
I'd pay the lawyer TO reform.
And buy the gossip-ch,orofom: I
Then pay the muckrske man TO ceA0o-
And we'd have universal peace.
The evening world., 1911-01-31

THE tables whore the advance
models OF spring hats are being
displayed are o a centre Of at
action and the sales, especially In the
lack hats. are surprisingly large.
These advance shown IS OF millinery
i've an idea OF what may he expected
! tho real opening of the season. 1t
DIV looks as II tho fine quality of
Ialans would be favOritos. as well as
Ne s~erviceable Panama straws.
4 The rough cabbage straws are in evt-
Nenoe, and in these the new models
how that the turban will again be
orn and that n modified Tyrolean
lape promises to be popular. In there
,ugh straws the mixtures. OF which
robably the black and white Will he
great demand, are prominent. A
bod line OF the m~ultl-colored mixtures
BE also seen and sell at SECS.
headed effects are prominent In the
hrly millinery models. These are seen
y bands or cabochons. Strings of
bads sometimes enclrcle the crown. a
" is In the shape OF fancy
red wings made OF black tulle COW
ed with an elaborate design in black
,brOidery and white beads, A very
,tty one bore the price mark OF $3.50.
Crepe underwear has become popular,
Dpectally for travelling. Those who
efer to make their own undersarments
get a white crepe thirty inches
ide. with a remarkably pretty crinkle,
Is cents a yard.
IT is predicted that the coming season
III see an unusually strong vogue OF
,lards, and in the now lines borders
/ prominent, Tho bprdersd silks are
In 80 to a. inches in width and ex-
flte patterns OF tho 3j-!nch width
Vat 81 a yard.
psuit that embod!es all the new fashs
nnotes will be worn by a Southern
DIST. 1t Is OF white serge, The skirt
=. m within four inches OF he
md has q wide panel front and
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Just a Glimpse Into
the New York Shops

Jack. The from opening is outlined by
six large buttons. The very short jacket
Is cut in the fashionable straight seams.
The collar and cuffs are OF black velvet
and the effective buttons are OF black
velvet with a narrow edge OF white
pearl. The price OF this charming suit
is $3.50.
An exquisite long evening coat is Of
ccr.se crepe chiffon mad up In grare-
full drapery effect. All the edges are
banded with four-inch wide velvet rib
bon in the same tone. This Is one Of
the new ~dlaphanous wraps that promise
to be very fashionable. Its price is SIS.
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Cheer Up, Cuthbert!"
~ What's the Use of Being B!ueP
sS There Is a Lot of Luck Left.
BY Clarence T.. Cullen



focnty to one, than the members Of
the Don't Worry club! 4
Every natural Leader OF Men w svs0
met had the confirmed habit OF counting
his chickens before they we're hatchsd-
and then making tho aGures work out
right! :
Tho man who Softsoops YOU has gof
the Skids all ready.
II money really we're the roo Of an
evil what spade-calloused mitts the ma
Jority OF use would have,
Our idea Of Something Soft IN TO Fiat
ten the fellow who can be Fattcredi =
Tit Boss say his reason for not en-
ploying Clever Men around his Plant IN
that when a man Is tust Clever nc can't
work ut anything else!
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mainly to Exude
tho oil or to Dodge Touches!
As between the Terrors OF the Sea and
certain Terriers OF the Land. veal ship
or put ourselves In the way OF a shang-
hal!
II would be absurily easy to Pin Down
the Exaggerative Man In an Argument
II II were eve worth while!
We've known several Tlght-Rope Eek
perts who couldn't Walk the straigh,
and Narrow!
We'd be mighty Jealous Of the self.
control OF the chap tDho brdgs that ne
can take a drink or let II alone" "
red eper known him TO refuse onei
We Just can't help laying as good as
a hundred 10 M against the winning
chance of tho fellow who has to Pickle
Up TO get Dutch Couragsl
Most of the men wio've been pointed
out W u' uS boI's "tIt cilIDiy HAsl-
ent--and most OF them had Connected!
No use denying tho gloats of your II
Told You go" friend. Hos so h~abitrated
to that dope that he gets TO believe It
himself!
The most recent statistics shop
that the members OF the TRY Again
club are getting more Jobs, about
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~ ~ 'sAAt ~ 'A'll'' ~
deed OF which he lad been guilty
struck him with sudden horror,
A cab passed. lie hailed the driver:
III. mate Go 10 the police station
and bring back the commissary. Gal
lop! There's murder been DONE
The drive; whipped up his horse. But,
v hen Charles tried to go IN again, he
could not, he had closed the gate aim
self and the gate could not be opened
from the outside.
on the other hand, 1t was Of no use
ringing. FOR there was no one In the
house. He therefore walked up n
down along the gardens which. at the
La Muettc end, line the avenue with a
pleasant border OF trim green shrubs.
And 1t was not until he had waited for
nearly an hour hat he was at last
able TO ten the commissary the details
OF the crime n hand him the thirteen
bank notes,
During this time. a locnsmith was
sent for VINO, with great difficulty. sue
ceded In forcing tho gate Of the garden
and the front door. The commiss1ry
went upstairs and, at once, at the first
glance, said 10 the servant:
why, you told me that tho room
was In the greatest disorder
lie turned around. Charles seemed
pinned to the %threhold. hypnotized; all
the furniture had resumed its usual
place! The little table was standing
between the two windows. the chairs
were on their legs and the clock In the
middle OF the mantelplece. The slivers
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Bus ness Types.

A NDItEW CARNEGIE, at the luncheon TO
~ Prince Tsai Tao, says the Washington star.
Is rerNrted to have administered a smiling
rrhuke to the twentieth century type Il business
man.
In my time Il was diffCrelt," said Mr.. Car
ntgie, but nowadays there are too many business
men who may be described like this.
A." 'Podtiye--they get on
'Comparatiye-t get honor
iSuperlsuye-thsy set honest--somettmss.'"
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Copyright. 1910. By Doubleday. Page & Coz
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALMENrS,

81 Of ~
l'rot. Gcrbois buys \ second hand writing desk
n, a birthday present for his daughter, suzanne.
\ stranger bogs. tile professor to sell lin the
desk, offering fabulous sums Tor It,, Gerbols, Ie-
recently fought by GcFlpi,. The tigRet win, Il
VDo,Oo0 tlane priHc, Not having this ticket in
But neither. can Arsfne Lupiu, the famous thiei.
claims, aud writes to Gc.boi, suggcstins. a illr
div son of the plize money. Gerbuls Indignantly
nfu.es. Suzanne IL kidnapped by. a mysterious
iairhnlrca woman, an, aecomplice Of Lupin., Cor
lpis receives and Cashes the ticket, agreeing at
last TO pay, half 10 Luliu. rhey divide The MILTON
1 ancsi aud Lupin. restores .suaaln' to her father,
dust then tho police rush INTO the house. Iulin
clui,s Them and Cscapcs, Soon a~iterward the Old
liaTon dilautrcc Is found murdered In bed, Ills
man servant, Charles, ruaAes ont 10 give the
alarm
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e~aningless. T Q
I~terests of tn o
LAY demanded a
more human sacri-
! % than that made
, y Emily. In giving
. . tea = thirsty
outh before Regain
,tered the lists
he gave up next
10 nothing.
II was all very
(asy Tor the boss"
He had only to
Tuner the pangs OF
HE atcial dnferiori-
~ 20 ais oold-stor-
ago wife. W h o
would rather break
hds tender. aching
than break
IN egg with him.
Pho was so near
eRdxc so far! He
lie awake at
night wishing ne
dead. but dur
ing the day no en-
ioyed himself by
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on It's way. III not
here already
Somehow W a
rather wear a Five
and Three eighths
Hat than to have
one OF those out
lido Measurement
Only Big Headsi
The Man with q
Keen Memory for
Faces EMPLOYS II
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as as blunt as the .h~ungstarter he had
elded as a "barkeep" and II
He'd to hit the nail on the head.
2,it after all. was the nail worth hit
- Miss Emily Stevens. as the girl
, consented TO a wedding hat should
no farther than the church door,.
' tainly was not a good answer TO the
stson that kept bobblng up through
o u acts. Only at the last did she
n almost hw an. Her mannerisms
10 were enough to scare OFF a simple
to ske Regan, bot he seemed blind to
\ rythtng, including her silly first-act
Z. Tho role itself remained well-nigh
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CHAPTER II.
The BIue Diamond.
(Coltinu ed.)

fARLES was an honest man
at heart. He had no sooner
pushed back Tire gate than.
under the influence Of the
fresh air, with his face cooled
by the rain, he stopped. The
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4NG
G1E

. ECrPROCITY between Humans
{ may not sound 30 big as Reci-
proclty between Nations-but It's
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-23
Serial No. OATES.
NOTICE FOR POSTING AND
PUBLISHING.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land office, Phoenix. Arizona.
April IA. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that tie Santa
Fe Pacific Railroad Company. by
Howell Jones, its Land Commissioner.
has filed in this office it's application,
Serial No. 0141S3, to enter under the
provisions OF the Act of Congress ap-
proved April 81, 1904, (33 Stats. 211),
the following described lands. viz:
CHA AND SALT RIVER MERI-
DIAN-ARIZONA.
Township Fifteen North, Range One
west-All of section 4, lots 5, s. z, E1s
SWA section 6; and all of sections 10,
u, II, 22, "a and IS;
Township Sixteen North, Range One
West-Lots 6, and Z, Ek SWA, SEA
section s; lots 1 and 2, E1a NWA, and
NEA section z; M section 8; all of
section 9; E1a NEA section 10; M.
M SEX, NEA SWA section %; M
So section %; NEk. and So section
20; all of section 81 and all of Sec
ton "a;
Township Fifteen North Range 2
west-All of sections 10 and IA.
Township Sixteen North. Range Two
West-All of section 1, E1z section 3;
S1s section 4; Ez, NEA NWA, NEA
SWA section IL; Wa SWA, SEA
SwA section 10; SWA SEA section
Is: all of section %; VIZ. NEA, sec
ton "a: all of sections &c and %:
Township Six South, Range Eleven
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NWA. NJ SWA, VIZ SEA. SEA
SEA, So NEA, NEA NEA section
%;
Township Thirteen South, Range
Thirteen East-NEA NEA section 21;
Township Fifteen South, Range
Fourteen East-Lots l, 2 and 8. S12
NEh. SEA NWA. SEA, Ell SWh
section 6.
Township Nineteen South, Range
Thirteen East-SWA section ]. lots 1
and 2, NE NEA section IL; NWA
section -; VIZ NEh. SEA NEA.
NEA SEA, VIZ SWA, NEA NWA
So NWA section %; E1a NEA sec
ton 81:
Township Nineteen South, Range
Twenty-seven East-NEA section s.
and SWA section Is;
Township Twenty-one South, Range
Ten East-SE1a section %; So section
%; 81 section "a; all of section %;
NJ, SEA, NJ SWA, SEA SWA sec
ton 90; El5 -NE14. NEA SEA section
p; So SEA, So SWA section %;
Ne SEA, SWA NEA, Ek NWA =,
NWA NWA section "a; NEA, NEA
NWA, WIZ SEA section So;
Township Twenty-one South, Range
Twenty East-Sk section 25: SEA
section 90; Elz section 35;
Township Twenty one South, Range
Twenty-six East-Lots 2, 3 and T.,
SWA NWA, SWA NEA, Nc SWA
SEA SWA, WIZ SEA, SEA SEA
section 4; lots 1. 2 and 3. SWh NEA
So NWA, NJ SWA. NE SEX, SWA
SEA section 5; lots and 5, SWH
NEA, SEA NWA, E1z SWh. NEH
SEA, So SEA section 6; NJ NEA
NEA NWA and lot section =; NWA
VIZ SWA. NJ NE4, SEA NEA sec
ton s; NWA, SWA NEA section 8:
NWA section II; SEA SWA, SWA
NEA, VIZ SEA section 20;
Township Twenty-on South, Range
Twenty-Five East-Nh NWA, VIZ
NEA section "a;
Township Twenty-three South.
Range Twenty-six East-Lots 1 and 4.
SWA NWA. SEA Mex, NJ SEX
section s.:
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the lands described, or desiring
to object because OF the mineral char
acter of the land, or for any other rea-
son, to the disposal to applicant, should
file their affidavits of protest in this
office, on or before the 31st day of
May, 1911.
FRANK H. PARKER,
Register
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Ella McElhaney, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed eXecutriX of the last will and
testament of Ella McElhaney, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the
first publication Of this notice TO the
said executrix at the office of the clerk
Of the probate court, in the court house.
in the city of Phoenix, Arizona, the
same being the place for the transac-
ton of the business of said estate, in
said county of Maricopa.
ALICE JACKSON,
EXecutriX Of the Last Will and Tesla
ment of Ella McElhaney, Deceased.
Dated this 10Th day Of April, 1911.
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We handle nothing but the best. AL
milk and cream pasturiZed. Try US.
Farmers Cooperative Creamery. If
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POUCH BAGS.

Pouch bags are cut with an oval bot
tom, covered with black velvet on one
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS:
BEPPIE LESLIE,
Notary Public.


That at a special meeting of stock
holders of SANTA CRUZ AND
SONORA REDUCTION COMPANY,
duly called and held at the company's
office, at Tucson, Arizona, on Thurs
day, April goth. 1911, at the hour Of
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and by the
unanimous vote of each and every
share Of stock and of each and every
stakeholder of said company. there
present, or duly represented, the
Articles OF Incorporation of SAID Santa
Cruz and Sonora Reduction Company
were amended in the following particu-
lars, that is to say:
Article was amended so as to read
as follows:
ARTICLE4 The amount of capital
stock of this company shall be three
million dollars (s3.000.000). six humid
red thousand dollars (s600.000) of
which shall be Preferred Stock, and
shall consist of six thousand 10000
shares of the par value of one hundred
dollars Cs100) each, and two million four
hundred thousand dollars ($2,400,000)
of said stock shall be Common Stock,
and shall consist Of twenty-fOUr thou
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06683
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari-
Zona, MAY IL, 1911
Notice is hereby given that John
Bonner, Of Liberty, Arizona, who. on
August 27th, 1909. made Homestead en-
try. No. O66S3. for s NWA, Ne SW14
Section %, Township l ", Range w.
G.. & s. r. Meridian. has filed notice
Of intention to make final Communication
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver. L. 5. Land Office. at Phoe-
nix, Arizona. on the 18th day of June.
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ma
thaniel s. Sanders, of Liberty. Ariz.;
Jacob Isaacson, of Liberty. Ariz.; Lair
Shrum, of Phoenix, AriZ.; Edward
Shrum, of Phoenix, AriZ.
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register.
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side and bright colored satin on the
other. SAYS the Montreal star. The top.
which is joined to the bottom without
fullness. is finished on top with black
satin ribbon. II is lined with the satin.
The top has a draw string of satin
ribbon through casing long enough to
hang over the arm. The lining may be
in coral. green. burnt orange or royal
purple.
The Holbrook news., 1911-05-26
Saved Child From Death.

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