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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-27
LA VIDA Ell ANO 1000.

ro con la perversion habitual Gle un
coraz6n enamorado, que ha tenldo un
momento de locura de sonar otra cosa,
yo no encontraba va ninguna dulzura
en- una bondad que, EN- adelante, esta-
ba conyeacido de que no era mas que
simpatla.
Despues de haber pasado encerra-
do en- mi cuarto la mayor parte Gle
La tarde. fui, al obscurecer, dar una
vuelta por el jardln. FL cielo esta-
ba cargado; el aire, templado sereho
Sc impregnaba de olores otonales.. En-
ancontrandome la entrada Gle las eX-
cavaciones baje mi habitacion sub
terranea V me sente. He aqul, MUIR
mnraba. mi solo y verdadero hogar-
Onedemonos en- Ell para no sallr mas.
Avndandome con los objetos familia-
res one me rodeaban, busque un t1ste
consuelo EN- evocar las formas y los
rostros que llenaban mi vida de otro
tempo. Vanos esfuerzosl Los hapia
abandonado toda vida. Hacla un
siglo que brillaban las estreias so
bre Ia trrmba de Edith Bartlett y de
toda su generacion
Asi. el pasado estaba muerto,. aplas-
tado bajo el peso de un siglo, y yo
estaba exclude del presente. In
ninguna parte habla sitio para MI
IA decir verdad, no estaba mlerto n
vivo!
l-Pendonadme por haberos segui
do. e.
Alec los ojos. Edith estaba er
pie en- el nmbral de la habitacion: n'
miraba sonriendo, pero llenoss los oJo
de compasiva tristeza.
--Despedidne 81 os estorbo- diJo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-27

50 que hacer 10 que elias les pareciese
biels sin tener que sufrir interrogacio-
nes inquisitoriales?
En- este hay que convenir que tienen
raz6n; los hombres no deben ser rscelosos
y para lograrlo 10 mas sencillo es que
elias no les den motive.
Inidelidad " iQue no diremos de
la infidelidad? Cierto que hay hombres
infeles pero no olvidemos que elias re-
conocen que antes son celosos, y por 10
tanto Justo es convenir en- que seran
muchos los casos en- que de esa infdei-
dad tengan la culpa las propias intere-
sadas en- que no 10 fuesen.
No merece legitimamente tai califca-
two mas que aquel hombre quien su
mujer lie ha hecho del hogar ell rinc0n
mas amable de la TERRA quien ofre-
ce constantemente ell encanto de su
bondad, de su dulzura de su entra1a-
bic cari1o, a quien lie da siempre ell
eJemplo de su absolute correction de
su lrreprochable conducta FL que te-
nlendo todo ESQ falta, ese es ell verdade-
70 lnfiel; el otro, quien Sc lie ofreci0
todo ESQ Y luego Sc lie escamotea. ese no
es lnfiel: ese es una victima
Para terminar. Saben ustedes .cual
ha sldo Ell premio concedido a las que
han emitidO tan eminente juicio?
dCn diploma de honor2 No, senores.
Una collection de obras de los mejores
filosofos desde Arist6teles hasta nues-
tros dias9 NADIA de ESQ. Tn abrigo de
pleles valor tres mil frances Y un pen
dantil de perlas y brillantes, valor
1000 frances.
No les parece a mis- lectores que es
una oferta muy material para la espi-
ritualidad femenina?
Ell Convidado de Piedra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-27
EDWARD BELLAMY.

mi el recuerdo de aquella otra Edith
mue habia sido como anesteSlado por
81 terrible accidente que nos separo'
mi coraz6n parecia como fundldo CO.
mo Dor sensaciones a la yez muy dul-
ces mnv lastimosas. Porque la que
resucitaba de una manera tan pene-
trante el recuerdo de la que habla
perdido. estaba tambien destinada a
haeermeIa olvidar. Sc habria dicho
que las miradas de Edith Bartlett Sc
unian las mias y me enylaba una
sonrisa de consuelo a traves de aque-
los hermosos ojoS.
Mi destino era, no solo ell mas eX-
traflo sino ciertamente tambien el
mas dichoso que un hombre puede So
mar. Realizabase en- mi favor un do
BILE milagro. Arrojado la playa de
aduel mundo extrano, no me encontra-
ba solo Y sin compailla. Mi amor
que 70 considerable perdldo, haDla
vnelto tomar cuerpo para consolar-
me. Cuando, en- fin, en- un extasis de
gratitud y de ternura, estreche la
deliciosa nina entire mis- brazos, las
dos Edith estaban como confundidas
en- mi coraz6n, y desde entonces nun
ca Sc han separado enteramente.
Note bien pronto que Edith, por su
parte, sentia como 81 su personalidad
Sc hubiera duplicado. La verdad es
due nunca tuvieron dos n0vi0s una
conversation tan extrana como la
nuestra, aqnella noche. Parecia
m1lcho mas deseosa de oirme hablar
de Edith Bartlett que de 81 misma
de saber como 70 habia amado !
aquella, que de Or como Ia amabs
a ella, recompensando Las dulces pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-27
1873

-pero hemos notado q. volviais las
andadas. !. Me permitisteis prevenir-
me cuando este sucediera, y no ha-
beis cllmplido vuestra palabra
Me levante y me acerque la puer-
ia, tratando de sonreir; pero hacienda
creo mi triste fgura, porque el es-
pectaculo de su belleza reayivo en-
mi, de una manera mas punzante to-
davia. los motivos de mi desaliento
Me sentla algo solo y NADIA mas
die No os habeis dicho nunca que
mi aislamiento es mas profundo que
10 fue jamas ell Gle ser humane algu-
no, que habrla casi que inventar
una palabra nueva para describir-
10?
III All! No digais esas cosas, no os
dejeis invadir por tales ideas !--ex-
clam6 la joven, h1medos los ojos.-
No somos vuestrosg ST no quereis
que 10 seamos, vuestra es la culpa,
NADIA os obliga a aislaros asf.
-Sois buena, muy buena para mi
Spero creeis que ignore que 10 que
inspire es 1nicamente compassion, 81,
compassion dulce acaso, pero solo com
passion Seria precise estar loco para
no comprender cuan difepente de los
hombres de vuestra generation debo
pareceros debo haceros el efecto sin
gular de un resta de naufragio yenido
de una orilla desconocida, y cuya so
ledad os conmueve pesar de 10 que
tenga de ridicnlo. Vos habeis sido
bastante buena, y yo bastante insen-
sato para olvidar casi que debia ser
asi, para imaginarme Que con el tiem-
po acabaria por aclimatarne (como
deciamos nosotros) entire Vosotros
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20

Supt. X. Archibald has been appoint
ed to position in Charge of the M. A..
Hanna company mines on the Guyana
range and will leave at once to take
charge of the properties Mr.. Archi-
bald and bis estimable wife have made
many friends during their stay in
Crystal Falls who regret to see them
cave.
The X. of p. boys received the cup
that they won at Munising ,ar pro-
ficiency in their first degree work and
have it on display in the windows Of
J. X. Flood The boys prize the cup
Highly, as it is permanent fixture in
their lodge
The cemetery board is planning to
do considerable improvement work at
the cemetery. The board has accu-
INFLATED some funds aud annually add
to the improvement so far as the mon
ey that comes into their hands will
allow
Information from Iron River tells us
that Mr.. Chero, who collided with Mr.,
Holmes car week ago. met with
another accident this week, badly
breaking up his car again.
We learn that Ira Rowe will come to
Crystal Falls to take charge OF the
NJ A Hanna properties Mr.. Rowe
was for many years in the employ Of
the Corrigan. Mckinney company in
this city
In our account 81 the Holmes auto
wreck last week we omitted mention
ing the fact that Paul Schook was In
the wrecked car and that he received
the injury TO his knee in the collis-
ion.
Herman Holmes took an insane
patient 10 Newberry last Wednesday
and was guest at the joint board
meeting which was held there on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Terry Behan returned
form Menominee Wednesday with a
bright little girl whom they adopted
Terry has been receiving .congratula-
lions ever since and is as proud as
peacock
Will Thomas has sold his residence
property In the second addition TO
Maple Grove and will erect fine.
modern dwelling on the lot recently
purchased OF Mrs. Neering.
Frank Starr left Tuesday night for
Maiden, Was after spending few
days in this city visiting friends.
The Esoanaba base ball directors com.
plain OF falling OF in attendance
az the games in that city
Isaac Williams and family returned
TO their home in Minnesota last Tues
day.
Mrs .Chss Paro Is visiting with
relatives NJ Commonwealth
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
MA n S Eel 0

Mrs. Alex Ross visited friends al
Crystal Falls Saturday and Sunday
Frank Phillips visited in Crystal
Falls last Saturday.
Phillip Newberg visited in Crystal
Falls Saturday and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Odgers and family
spent Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mason. Mrs. Mason s
mother and sister Ethel also visited
her Sunday.
Theron Ball paid Mansfield a visit
Sunday.
Messrs Alex Ross, Leonard Sleeves.
Chas Forsman, John Eddy and Ward
NORWOOD spent Sunday at Erickson s
lake.
r. B. Dory came home from Mar
quette to spend Sunday.
John Anesi was business caller at
Crystal Falls Monday.
Mr. Mendelson was Mansfield caller
Tuesday.
Mr.. Jake Jacobs paid Mansfield a
visit Tuesday
Supt Wall was business caller at
Mansfield Monday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Wills and Mrs.
Thos Wills were called to Ishpeming
Tuesday by the death of Mrs. VIM.
Wills brother.
Miss Mamie Sepel arrived in the city
from Chicago and Is spending few
weeks at the home Of her parents.
FOR RENT rooms. up stairs.
On Marquette Ave, First Street. City
water and lights. Inquire OF John
Anderson.
Drop in and hear the orchestra at
Floods Monday evening, July 22nd.
8 to IL.
Roy Muscatt OF Or tonagon was a
guest of Crystal Falls friends this
week.
II. o. Frick. engineer in charge of
the Milwaukee road extension, spent
several days at Milwaukee this week.
Mr.. Thomas Behan OF Houghton
visited relatives in the city several
days THIS week.
Miss Celia Murray of Florence was
a guest at the home OF Joseph Leonard
this week.
Miss Elanore Davis OF Marinette Is
visiting her grand mother, Mrs.
Thomas Behan this week.
Miss Ruth Ross returned "Wednesday
from two week S visit with friends
at Marquette and Pickford.
e. J. Oswald is back at his desk
again, his injured arm having improv-
ed sufficiently to allow him to use il.
Wilson's orchestra at Floods Mon
day evening, 8 to II. n it don't rain.
Miss Josephine Schwartz is visiting
her cousin Miss Lima Schook.
Mr.. Dart has moved his family to the
Ross fat.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20

A very pretty party was given at
Idlewild last Saturday by Supr. and
Mrs. john Erikson, assisted by other
cottagers of the place. The grounds
were we'll Illuminated and the place
certainly looked swell Wilson's or
chestra was there and dancing was
continued until we'll neigh onto mid
night. A tasty lunch was served about
10 $50 that was enjoyed by everyone.
4 very large number was In attendance
tld all enjoyed themselves every min
. OF the time.
The team OF horses which Fred
Reindl picked mp on the public streets
month ago was claimed by their
owner. farmer in Stambaugh town
ship. last Saturday. He happened to
rec the team advertised
Alex Nasty was at Iron Mountain
over last Sunday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
Thomas Richards and Charles Peter
on drove 10 Sagola Monday.

Au4tHA1 ntth2lAo HAd AunA4co x ttcAr
son drove to Sagola Monday.
Mrs viternen and Hiss Make drove
to Crystal Falls Tuesday.
Justin Corbett visited at Crystal
Falls Monday.
Miss stacia Scanlon of Crystal Falls
is visiting at the home Of Mrs. Alex
Ross this week.
Mr., Joe Chesky and two sisters. Miss
Serena and Columbia. drove to Crystal
Falls Wednesday,
\ r. y. Dory returned 70 Marquette
Monday.
John Kanio and bride returned We'd
nesday 10 their home near Sagols.
Mrs. and Mr.. Thos. Bates were Sa-
COLA visitors last Thursday.
Miss Ethel Ross is visiting her
friends at Crystal Falls this week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20

The remains of Jennie Nelson. .
Finnish young lady, 80 years OF age.
were brought here from Marquette on
Monday for burial The deceased twas
employed for many years in the Lock
wood and tor the past few years had
been empoIyed in one Of the Marquette
hotels. IL Il stated that she was the
victim Of the typhoid epidemic which
has been in evidence at Marquette for
some time.
The Iron County Auto Club held a
meeting in CRYSTAL Falls last Thurs
day evening. the meeting being attend
ed by number of members from the
west side. : The autoists have decided
to pull off several autoing events dur
ing the summer. including tour of
the peninsula and an endurance run.
probably to Marquette and return.
Clarence Dryer returned Wednesday
from visit to Green Bay. where he
was one OF a camping party which
soujourned for ten days at one Of the
lakes near Green Bay. Clarence pride:
himself upon his ability as swimmer
and reports that his accomplishment
in that line was the subject of general
admiration by his friends OF the party.
NURSES Up-to-date Hospital car
accommodate few we'll educated pro
bationers. Salary paid. Address Sol
way General Hospital. Detroit. Mich.
Todd. Webb, o. r. Larsen and W
j. Gribble went TO Marquette las
Thursday and returned in an auto tnat
Mr.. Webb drove down Friday morning
They made the trip in three and one
half hours.
Misses Cornelia and Irene Bayles,
arrived in the city Thursday evening
from Bessemer and will spend a count,
of weeks in the city. visiting at TIE
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H.
Hooper
Mrs. G. NJ. DeusenberTy and TIVE
children came up from West Branch,
arriving here on Wednesday to spend
couple of weeks with Mrs IDS.
mother, Mrs. G. s. Henry.
There will be confirmation services
at the Church of the Guardian Angel
next SUNDAY afternoon at 3 80 p. m.
Bishop Esis will be present
Earl Ross is resting comfortably at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
D. Nj. Ross II will be several weeks
before he will be able to be about
Mrs. Bon Is reported to be quite
poorly this week. Mr.. Bon. who is
now running on the Menominee run,
was summoned on Thursday.
John Tufts got his racing horse
back from Oconto during the week
Mr.. Tufts has had the horse in train
ing at Oconto.
Supt. Bjork purchased a black driving
team from Fred Reindl during the
week. The team is we'll matched and
can clip off fast pace
s. G. Bennett left on MONDAY for a
trip to his old home in Cornwall.
England. He will be gone several
GIRL WANTED For General
housework, Good wages paid. Either
write or call personally. pd.
Mrs. J. e. Smith Stager. Mich
Room to Rent. Inquire Of Mrs
Jennie Bowden, Marquette Ave
Joe Bethin has moved into the Wehse
brick building
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
Porch Social.

Something cold and something hot
at the church social next Tuesday,
July 23rd, at the home of Chas. M.
Rogers. Candy sale. too. Remember
the time; Tuesday. three to six
o clock. Benefit st. Mark Guild.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
Messrs Boyle and Conlin were al
Mansfield Thursday.
Arthur Peterson made business trip
to Crystal Falls Saturday.
To late for last week.

The only con of Hjaimar johnson.
who was run over last Friday was
buried last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson have the sympathy OF all in
their trouble.
Miss Ella Corbett left for the Mar.
quette Normal last Saturday.
Mr.. Thos Richards and daughter,
Mrs M. Padgett. were Crystal Falls
callers Saturday.
John Cerderua is on the sick list this
week.
Continued on page 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-27
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER ~ 1912
LOVE LETTERS OF A. NOODLE, ESQ.
Continued rom page 8


proposition :.
"Whv, of course. Mr.. Skinner, replied
Robertson promptly. "What other ground
can | take? You surely are not asking MIR:
Wintringham to pay for the suppression OF
these letters, are YOU? One would hardly
like to believe that 50 eminent legal ilrm as
YOURS. a firm Of worldwide reputation, would
undertake to force"
"We are not trying to force anybody, or
ANYTHING. Mr. Robertson, SAID SKINNER
coldlv. "We are giving Mr. Wlntrnghain
chance to recover-ah-tO regain possession
of one of the most diyerting OF his writings
that is all. 1t is immaterial TO us whether
he takes them off our hands or not. Now,
can see the possibility of the MeSSrS. Dal-
rvmplc cndeavoring to restrain their pup
LEGATION bv Injunction, and | am not sure
that the courts would not grant one; Du'
even then the chances are that the letters
would get into the daily newspapers com
ING enthusiastically under the head OF things
that are fit to print; for, whatever else may
be said of them on the score OF their good
sense, they are in every respect strictly
moral
All right again, Mr.. Skinner, laughed
Robertson. 81 see YOU are pretty well lort-
fed. and. knowing your reputation as CO.
| should have been surprised II you Wereh /
Suppose we get down to business then
financial basis, 50 to speak =,
THAT will be quite agreeable to me- SAD
Skinner, with a smile.
Mr.. DALRYMPLE,' said Robertson
iNl "aftcr going over the typewriter copy
YOU so kindly sent Mr. Nottingham, places
the value of the manuscript at about a thou
sand dollars
and we pay the author the greater COM
pliment of estimating its worth at ten thou
sand dollars" said Skinner, with a cour-
tcous wave of his hand toward Nntring-
ham. -
81 haven't got ten thousand dollars!'
growled Wintringham.
~If YOU please, Wintringham," said Rob
crtsOn, with a frOwn at his client, ! VIII 90
the talking in this case.
Skinner laughed "Oh. there's no harm
done, Robertson" he said patronlzlngIy: in
fact, NAV say that your client lmpulSlVely
frank admissions appeal to my sympathetic
side very strongly-yes, very strongly IN
deed Like his letters, his admission bursts
spontaneously from the heart, and IS there
fore free of guile. Now. nothing IS further
from the thoughts either of Miss Nynne or.
Of myself. who in this instance must think
for her. than a desire unduly to mulct or en-
barrass Mr.. Nottingham. If he cannot
raise ten thousand dollars, let us hear what
he can do We are not after a pound OF
flesh.
The sentiment does YOU honor, Mr..
Skinner" said Robertson. 80 let us begin
bv taking Mr. Dalrvmplc's estimate
ID int ,fRI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-27

,l,,.,,,
Anything you say, SAID Nntrln8iia'l
mcellv. How much:
Leave that to me" said Robertson.
Meet me at Sharpe * SAnnerS promptly
at ten. Not a moment before the hour, ana
not a minute later, and whatever happens
don't YOU open your trap once. This IS no
time for vOCabularlcS.
IN make a noise like an OYSTER Whit
bingham replied, with feeble attempt at
light-hcartcdncss.
lust the same. he was a wOebegone look
> ing parsonage when two hours later at ten
o'clock he entered the offices OF Sharpe,
Skinner & Son. It was a relief to him to find
Robertson already on hand, and something
Of a surprise as we'll to note that with nm
was Horace Dalrymplc, OF DaIrympe
Brothers & Company, his publishers. lie
was about TO cXclaim on this point, when
Joseph Skinner, r., who had been dubbed
Counsel for the OfTcnsc" by Robertson, en-
tered the room in a busting, important
manner; greeting them all as cordially, now
ever, as though they had met at a five clock
tea.
at is a great pleasure to meet you, Gen
tlcmcn." he said suavcly; and then, with
mrick and curious glance at Dalrymple, ne
added, "and an additional pleasure to wei
come Mr.. Dalrymplc, though | must con.
fcss it to be a wholly unexpected privilege:
There was 50 evident a note Of inquiry IN
this observation that Robertson promptly
answered it.
Il thought it advisable that Mr.. Dal-
rvmplc, as one Of the interested parties
should be present. said he.
- oil Simmer was not
aware Of the fact May ask in what man
ncr Mr.. Dalrymplc becomes party IN IN
tcrcst?' a.,
Very simply" said Robertson. "Nlr
Dalrvmplc is the senior partner OF the house
Of Darymplc Brothers & Company, Pub
fishers. which concern holds a written con
tract with my client, Mr.. Wintringham, tor
the refusal Of all his literary productions.
By its terms they have first choice OF every
thing that he writcs-as YOU will see by the
contract itself Here it is, he added, pro-
lucing the document. "Nou may WISH 70
look it over It was made for FIVE years, and
has about two years left to run.
Il 10 not doubt it, Mr.. Robertson, II you
state it 10 be So. said Skinner bIandIy; but
what is the point in respect to this little mat
ter this morning,
Briefly this. said Robertson: "That the
proposed publication Of my clients letters
jv any other house, before McssrS. DaI-
rvmplr Brothers & Company have declined
them. would be a violation Of this agree
mcut."
doubtless" replied Skinner; "but, save
in 50 far as this contract gives an additional
value t. the writings in our possession, !
don't see how it can possibly affect us. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-27
Any Gift at Once
Send Coupons Later

The book tells a plan by
which any premium can be
had at once. You can send
the coupons later.
SO you don't need to wait,
as YOU used to wait, to save
up enough Of the coupons.
The premiums include
Fireless Cookers
New Kitchen Utensils
Lace Curtains Linen
JeweIry- Cameras
Silverware- Chinaware
Roller Skates, etc.
$50 things like these are
given free to our customers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25
Try This HonIe.Mdde
Cough Remedy
Cost. rittie. But Docs the Work
Quickly. or Money Refunded

Mix one pint Of granui.t-S agar with
- pant % warm water. and stir 10. .
minutes. Put > ounces Of Pinex fifty
cents worth m a pint bottle. then ADJ
the Sugar syrup. lake a teaspooni VI
every one, tNo or three hours.
You will Ind that thi. simple rem
cdy taxes hold If a cough more quick "
than ANYTHING else you ever usc!. l.I-
ally ends n deep seated cough inside
% "a hours. splendid. too. for wnoop-
ing cough. Group. chest pains, hrunchi-
us and other throat troubles. l. stiri-
ulates the appetite aud j. slightly lax.
atiye, which helps end a cough.
This recipe males moro and better
cough syrup than You could tliv resiv
made for $3.50. Il keeps perfectly and
tastes plea sanity.
PincS J. the most valuable concsr.
tTated compound Of NORWAY white pine
extract. and i rich in giIaiaool and all
the natural pine elements which are so
heallng TO the membranes. Other prep
arations will not work IN this formula.
This plan Of making cough svrup with
PineN and sugar syr1ip Tor strained
honevl Las proven - popular through
out tho nitet states and Canafa that
u j. often initiated. But tho Old su-.
cessful formula has never been equaled.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction,
or money PROMPTLY refunded. rpes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex or
will g't il for Won. II not. send - The
Pincx Co, Fl. Wayne, lRL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25
Poor Aunt Gen.
BY IRMA KRAFT

srsstsr men tan HENRY Mllo.E ave
lost their hearts Co flIfflrr-- 80. yr4
worldly world t~ns -tsuuz Co PIX up
hfr book ara sees AfnFhsls arr iyiuE
% just slip around 10 the C0mIus' vita
10. myself
During 90" rpurss 90 this conversation.
another "rr t- "a prHEr-~s 100 t.e ri.h
-, fi"iYr ai.trtWFrf- 90 Henry Millock
Lets dr1V iu and listen tu g.
MiIusk tto Tom Weston. m easy
'hair' hstc tirlnsll. Tom You %
need - en- -tr.a- parties Always take
co.. stsr"a tuf 90 AlN COLLAR
Weston thHrF-. n"u"." I VIII. but
fh.H affairs 90 hs e. humutr say NJ
lock wsfs SOU alNar~ 80 keen ,u SAVING
AWAY from affair
Milo. $50. there va time wien !
cared f's item. com. 80 t.Irs OF .-. Its
pleasure. Guess I've. spus Geo 90. LIONS 81
en-. Fell lu love. tuu 80 each one. nut
always managed % recover Thank
heaven. Wa saved from ans t.in- s~ri-
Weston Then you think there Is dan
f"t % -ltie'i lamps SOFT muS.' etc.
MiiiP'f surely i- l-ampi' Elt 81 never
a. strong a- sunlight. I always waited
couldn't stand TIE test
weston f---rlulsis - Always wonder
'd y ly you tiin . marry.
MilI".k SLOWLY because maven {
found tie. right woman somehow ~ tie
ears pass .. the pretty. Elxglins Lir.-
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