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The evening world., 1912-07-15
The Man in the
Brown DerbV
eA Great Summer story of Ne<v Yo,k
By Wells Hastinas

By the collar and using his head ~ =
sort OF unwieldy club to batter coz
sciousness out Of the man upon the
sidewalk. My jerking him viciously
back for a third blow was the last
thing I remember. for. like . sud.
denly extinguished light. the world
went utterly out OF existence. II
came reelinsly before my eyes again.
Lave TO my arm; lave Il go. ys
divil. DO ye want to break III"
I relaxed an unconscious grasp and
closed my eyes for q sickening
moment
Who are your" I whispered at
length.
who ye are has got more to do win
H." the voice answered.
tried opening my eyes again. end IN
tho stag gerinx darkness saw tho loom.
ing outline Of a pOlicemaRs helmet.
Where are they. officerr' asked.
The policeman dSaExed me up into .
sitting posture.
There" ne said. "Tve been holdine
your head In my lap for the last fvs
minutes. and It's a silly looking sieAt
the two Of us was. Are ye able to sitf
What hit ye' Were ye attacktedr'
Il was" ! answered. Didn't you
MOI sow. but near OToke mo
neck over ye. It's q fearsome thing to
step on a mans stomach In the dark
and get never a Grunt out OF him. Do
We want to make . complsintT'
NO" said vaguely. Il believe ri
70 home. I'm not feeling very we'll"
I laughed abruptly and stopped OF the
foolish sound OF H.
mo wonder ye feel Sick" ne said.
with a boomp on tho back OF yer head
like the dome OF q synagogue. Ys'd
better run up to the hospital and zee
II any OF yer skull Is left. for II we've
been murdered ye ought TO make .
complaint whether ye want TO or not"
NO" I protested. I'm all right"
and at the Fifth avenue entrance ]
left him.
had only gone about q block. how
over, before a terrible thought burne4
for a moment the sick dixxiness from
my mind. I stopped under l!gAt
and began q systematic search OF NJ
pockets. They were empty. The col.
lar and tie of the man In the brown
derby. my watch. my note book aaA
my money were all OF them gonA
had been stripped absolutely bare
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how you can put W with such poor food
as this, Come with me and / Will show
you how to live
mo sooner said than done! The two
mice Sc, OF for the town and arrived at
the town mouses residence late at
night. You will want some refresh
ments after our long journey said the
town mouse, airily. and took his friend
to the grand dining-room. There was
the remains OF a fine feast. and the Two
mice were eating up jellies and cakes
and all that was nice, suddenly. they
heard growing ana barking oh. II Is
only the dogs OF the house. assured the
town mouse. Only" muttered the coun-
try mouse, I do no, like that music at
my dinner' Just then in came two
huge mastifrs and the mice had to
scamper for their lives"
From all OF which Aesop draws this
moral Better beans and bacon in
peace than cakes and ale In fear"
who lived in the country. They were
no, poor and they we're not rich, Th-
husband had a nice little business. The
wife had nice little home.
When they could AFFORD II Mary
bought a new dress and John had a
new suit. OF course. this did not hap
pen very often. but they we're CON
TENT Mary did her own work, and
the end Of well-spent day found her
| A a ppv .nd iovf,,l whsb John IN mn Nom.
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Some OF US never
Get so Grown-Up that we Outllve the
old Childish Desire to Play with FIRE!
That Don't Worry" Dictum wasn't
Devised as an Excuse to Loaf!
There's Nothing Incompatible be-
tuecn the Efficacy OF Prayer and the
EIpediencv of Hustlin0!
The Fellow who can Win by only
Half-Trying never Sets a New Mark!
Every Time a Man Makes up his Mind
to Give Himself a Square Deal, Habit
Loses a slave'
Danish the Boyle FEAR-IIe's not
worth vanquishing.
SweSAIng-Of Business Is a Ceremony OF
Supererogation!
II isn't SO Hard TO Dsceire Others
but its Time for the Alarm TO Ring
uhen you Find that you can Kid
YourseY!
The Only Thing that redeems Envy
IL that Occasionally It stirs to Emula-
tion!
The Believer In that Thou Shalt Not
Be Found Out" Thing Generally II
Under Cover About Something!
Better tho Boisterous Brogans thar
the Gum-Shoe Game!
When They" Accuse you OF beinG
''Swelled," it's a SiGn that you've Really
Accomplished somsthingi
A. Often - not. me Seeds Of Sus
piclon are Planted in a Soil that Il
Fertilised With Prejudice!
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N q sort OF dare found ~
way as best ! could to ~
Hotel Gloria. After the nrst
brilliant shock OF realisation
uA40 the fos of confusion had ~.
tied down again. with this additional
whlrlinE eddy OF new misfortune.
stumbled up the steps and to the dsok
In the main once. My friend. tho clerk,
glanced up at me inqulrlngly and whis-
tied softly IN Amusement.
We'll" he said-"weil! You ala Ret
It. didn't you? What on earth hap
pened7"
Il was sandbasgsd. I think" I an
swsred. TN tell you all about II IN
the morning. I'm 900 dizsy to ret Il
straight now
Lord man" no said; you ought
to have u doctor"
! shook my head stupidity.
NO, oughtn't." said, IT
couldn't possibly pay one. They took.
every cent had. I don't even know
how III pay my Dill here"
Well. don't bother about that nov"
tho clerk said. The thing for YOU
to do Is to get 10 bed" and he ssnt
In call for the hotel physician.
Between them they made me CO...
paratively comfortable. The doctor
gave me sedative and told me n
go To sleep, out II was some hours
before ! was able to do 80, The
pulsinK torment In my brain racked
me- the situation must face on
the morrow filled me with a feyerish.
apprehension. Hut In spite OF Il, and
In spite or the pain, once asieep. I
slept we'll and awoke about 10
o'clock to find myself much better.
quite marvellous. my dear SIR" tie
doctor said; quite marvellous. Hrt
your physique Is something very nm
usual and | should say that YOU had
led pretty decent life. II all counts.
II all counts"
But, although the pain had mostiv
disappeared. was stili very much
troubled. ! was here, | realized, with
out friend In the city. with a horel
BIZ as yet unpaid. and not cent in
the world that I could Immediately lay
my hands on. The fight before me
called to me imperatively. and my
enemies had stripped me OF the very
snews OF war.
When had finished my breakfsst, 4,
the hotel clerk came and sat down
beside my bed.
Well" no said. you're looking
pretty At.
Fit enough" | admitted gloomiiy,
land, for that matter. am going to
get up In few minutes, doctor or no
doctor But what I'm going to do next
Is more than can tell you. 1t 10 Quitsi
clear to you that ! can't even pay my
hotel bill, and that I haven't snou0h
bssgays to be worth ssisipSr'
Go ps conthusdS -,
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and ready. but he
IN a 4 G the town
m Sc welcome.
Beans and ba icon.
cheese and bread
were all he had.
but he offered
them freely and
they ate in peace.
The town mouse
rather turned up
his nose at the
country fare and
said, I cannot un-
I. -.
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A Celestial" Name.

- HE name Of Dr. sun Vat Sen is
significant OF his life. The word
= Sun, or Suen, Is the clan name,
and means descendant" He has borne
oars. The first Is Vat Sen. Day
~" or Daily Renewal" or Daily
f "-Anotber name Is Man, which
80. .or literary" by which
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he was chiefly called after his Danish
ment. Now he bears another name OF
Vat Sen. which means Days Genii,"
or Suns Immortal One" In all these
names there is a semblancs OF his char
acter. and II the republic OF China lives
It will be due to his untiring zeal and
self abnsSation for the good Of his own
countrymsn.-Dr Charles R Hagsr of
Hong Kong In Missionary IntslhSsncsr.
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Some Men are
Successful. not Be
cause OF their Sc
cretiveness. but In
Spite OF II!
Som chou ICE
neUer yet SGto a
Steam Roller so
Speedy that zoe
couldn't Duck out
Of the Way OF It,!
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The Days
Good Stories
Rather Particular.
gSh row. cir, asked tho lawyer 'ean you g., .
~ mo the true facts In this cAsef"
tbs Witness hsritated.

wei. sir. can't you ansWsrf'
u wN Just wondering" said the witness
whether or not . tr,s fact argues tls existence
81 an untrue fact: and. to carry the Idea . little
further wla, might 10 the precise shade NJ differ.
encs bst~ecn . true fact aud en- untrue fsisehood .
or. on the Other hand. u there 10 any real dstinc.
ton het~evn an untrue fact and . true fslsehnod
Sometimes. ! spprshend. analogy IA less convincing
than dissimilitude. The introduction NJ Startling
contrast may enable tho mind to grasp tho salient
points Of
You can take the witness" assped the IaNjsr
waving his hand feebly At the sttornsy for the
other ridt. Chicago Tribune.
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CHAPTER XIV.
MisfOrtune.

z<,T SEEMED AZ II the train
! would nsver start. My two
men came rushing up the
stairs and, | think. omitted
the formaiity OF either pur-
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bills.) In fact. they
have been charged
with pouring med
icine OF which they
know little into sys-
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Cheer UP,
Cuthbert!
Copyright. 1912, by The Press Publishing Co.
THE New York World
By Clarence L. Cullen

A CT1ON without Initiative Is Good
n Enough for the Automaton!
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RAW recruit from a remote corner of the
n Green Isle was engaged for the first time
in field manoeuvre, outpost duty
The sergeant instructed him to look out care
fully for the colonel coming to Inspect the post
says It'd Bits.
After an hour he returned and asked the sol
der, HAS the colonel been here|'
Receiving answer in the negative, he went
away, returning later on with the same inquiry.
A while later the colonel appeared The re-
cruit did not salute properly. which incensej the
colonel, who, as a hint, asked him:
DO you know who l ann"
Faith, and I do not" answered the recruit
II am the colonel"
"Begorra, you will catch 1t, then" says the
soldier. THE sergeant has been asking twice
for yez already"
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tens Of which they know nothing"
But they are wonders compared to the
doctors OF old. Here are one or two
Of the many horrible and insane rene-
dies the ancient doctors prescribed
For dog bite, mouthful OF the hair OF
the dog. For certain internal disorders,
i've beetle. swallowed whole. For
other disorders, a fayed dog or cat ap-
piled to the patients back. For fevers
and for nearly every other malady the
doctors usually bled patient. When
he had apoplexy they bled him. When
he was dying from loss OF blood they
also bled him. When an operation was
to be performed they first made him
drunk, That was their idea OF an an
aesthetic.
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SDcs1d
SS,e

what happens when before bOled the
Candidate according o a N erchange
"The man goes after it," ans~ered
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old farmer IN the croud.

n OCTORS aren't always satisfac-
tory. And, at that, they are a
lot more satisfactory than their
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When They Accuse you OF being
''swelled." it's a siGn that you've Really
Accomplished Somethingi
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A. OFTEN - not. me Seeds Of ous-
pic'on are Planted In a Soil that Is
FertiIized With Prejudice!
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-14

"Dear Sister Maggie" ii read, Il have
been thinkin,; of yoa and the children
for some time. and ! do want to see
you before tho I.or! calls me home. So,
seeing as you weren't given To visiting.
| thought I'd take timo by the fore
lock. and come 10 see YOU. | know you
will be surprised. but life il short. and
my heart strings begin to twangle after
some Of my own flesh and blood as
grow older.
Hoping this inds you all in good
health, as | am at present, and trusting
tc be- in Your midst shortly. ! remain
Your sister,
,snllx Ann pottar -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
STOPS YOUR HAIR FALLING OUT
AND DISSOLvES DANDRUFF AT ONCE

mediAtcly double the beauty OF your
hair, No difference how dull.
faded. brittle and scraggy. just
moistsn a cloth with Danderine and
carefully draw Il through your hair.
taking ono small Strand at . time.
Tho effect IL immediate and amaE-
ine--your hair Will be light. fluffy
and wavy and have an appearance
OF abundance, an Incompatible
iustre. softness and luxuriance. the
beauty and simmer OF true hair
health.
Get q 25 cent bottle Of Knowl-
tons Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter. and prove
to yourself tonlght-now-that your
hair Is as pretty and soft as any
that II has been neglected OF In.
jurcd by careless treatment--that's
all--you surely can have beautiful
hair and lots OF II II you will Just
try a little Dnnderine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

Your hair appears soft. lus-
trous. fluffy and abundant at
ter using a little Danderinc
What causes Dandruff. itchy
scalp and falling hairf Who cares
SO long m Dsndsrine ovcrcomes
this---and II does. and quickly too
LII does more. II grows hair and
we can prove Il.
Try a. you will. after an appli-
cation Of Danderine. you cannot
fad . aingle trace OF dandruff or
q loose or falling hair and your
scalp will not Itch. but what viii
please you most. win be after a
few weeks use. when you viii nc
snaily see new hair. fine and
downy ut first-yes--bus really
new hair--sprouting all over the
scalp.
A little Danderine now viii i'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

IITrlE NELL, WHOM WHOLE WORLD LOVES
least equal TO the
thought probable from vhat
could make that her small and delicate frame impaired
dressed perfect nsaness
and betrayed marks OF poverty or NEGLECT"
put conndngy II abe had known
together tho little
puectux her
curious look
decesng her and that these
confidence repetition"
man little guide nas down 70 rest . The
thousand
agents. sounds hat noatrd sunk Into
breasts child
prayers morning but as she felt All sh~
they arose Hips From Oid Curiosity shop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

Dear Miss Grey; DO you think
n married man has right to keep
hts trunk locked, and have things
IN Il that he doesn't want mo to
see7 He tells me there are things
In Il that he doesn't want me to
see. Last night he opened IT. and
I told him n he locked II ] would
break II open. and he locked IL.
Shall ! keep my word7 M. n.
Al think he said that Just be-
cause you are so curious, and so
emphatic about II. Members OF my
own family have always kept their
trunks locked or not. just as they
pleased. and II has never occurred
10 any OF the others to question Il.
Your husband may have his In
surance papers or others papers OF
interest In his trunk. and keeps II
locked for safety. You will never
get anything by demanding II. es.
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old dogmas. which naturally make
her superHtitsous. | am afraid there
will be friction. VIII you advise
met USBELiEEER.
Ali you are both wide enough,
and deep enough. and strong
enough. TO each allow the other his
absolute. personal opinion. you can
get along nicely. II you can put
up with her superstition without
even the flicker of a sneer. much
lsea a word: II she can keep silent
though believing that you are eter
naiIy damned: II you viii allow her
the privilege OF attending the ortho
dox church. and she Is content tc
attend without dragging You along
then marry. but you must both be
very sure that you are each bis
enough for II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

Nanny. let me show you some
se.f.rafssng umbrellas"
No use. man, no use"
How about self.raising window
shades
NO good TO me. but. mister. II
you'lI tell me how 10 tuhn desc heah
fohtccn bad chillun into aelfsalsing
plcxaninnios ahil be 20 friend fob
life"
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70 Be QUALIFIED

Dear Miss Grey: have lived 10
this state for over twenty years. 4
recently spent is months In Alaska.
and on my return spent about
three months In another state. TWO
months ago returned TO this city.
VIII I be allowed to vote At tne
coming eiection7 ,. ..
Alt depends on your attitude
toward what IL known az your legal
domicile. II. at the time you went
TO Alaska. you had intended to
maintain your residence In THIS
state. then sou are still qualified
voter here that is. II Y was not
your Intention TO establish per.
manent residence elsewhere. ON
the other hand. II you voted In
Alaska. or smother state. II would
Indicate that you did not intend 10
kscp your legal residence here.
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D~~~~~~s~-~~-~<~~~
This has been well known 70 ,,, W.
heat doctors for years as tns quisn
80 .rd ,nr,9t reliable cure obtainabie
s.s rhenmatism and hsckacns.
has been published herr. for several
winters and hundreds OF the WoI"
easea cured by IL IN n shoft uns.
.Frnu vour druggist get one ounce
81 Toris compound lin original seal.
~ paekage) and one ounce O. sysup
of Sarsapariiia compound Take thsse
svo ingredients home and put them
INTO a half pint 81 good whisksy.
snake tho bottle and take q table.
spoonful before each meal ana ~
rsSsime'" Results come tho first
~ n YOUR druggist does not have
Toris compound In stock he VIII get
a. In a few hours from his wholesaie
house. Don't DO influenced 70 tass
somo patent medicine instead OF TINS.
fnst.t on having the genuine Toris
compound In the original, one ounce,
sealed yellow packsxs.---Adv6
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SHALL NE RISK TIT

Dear Miss Grey: Kindly give
me your opinion ON this matter. !
am q. boy OF 20 years Of age, OF
good. temperate habits. I love a
girl of the sams age. We have
been acquainted for n long time.
and | am sure the love 10 pure and
true. hut here Ia the trouble:
am not religious. Ia other words.
am an atheist. and do not believe
In any religious dogma. My creed
IL evolution. and the rock stand on
IL science. She. on the other hand.
though widely Rad. believes In the
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THE c,ry's NEED

: 4 4 4 4 = = - -
Dear Miss Grey before and have watched the
have my writing hopes
reply OF 20 IN excellent heain ana
graduate but when 10 schooi
aarcund good fellow Bot somehow IN h ety.
hardly know what 20 DO don't IKE cafe le nor
companionshp OF
BIZ woman but types am successful
~. s",sSs go has- r,rt aoY
Aoive first letter because mad 70 ut
the
men In hs city haformulated plan my mind Tor
recommend
the auarics Of which both men ana Women
time to time In the
city the library been stranger In more than one
OF l position 10
ron ia touch with might like TO do and those VINO
write me Implicitly reveal their IDENTITY nave hs nsa
i plan to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
ALMANAcH DE oorHA

Dear Miss Grey: I would like TO
know exactly what tho Aimanach
de Gotha is. where could obtain
copy. and the price OF H. have
been unable 10 find any mention
In tho list cards at the public
library. Fiji.
A.--The Almanach de Cotha In an
almanac of the royal families OF the
world. and gives their lineage. You
can find II in the reference room ai
tho public library. You can order
II from any reliable book store, aud
they will tell you the price.
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4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 hf
Dear Miss Grey, What do ybu
think OF a man who has been keep
Ing company with me while en-
gagged 10 another giri1 ! knew he
was engaged. but he told me he
did rot intend TO marry the other
girl. but he did. and he stiil wants
10 keep my company. Am doing
rlsht TO let himy
Can you give me n simple remedy
10 develop the bnstY ! am 8 feet
inches. bust So inches. hips 81
Inches. aud waist 81 inches. Am
well proportionedy BRUNETTE.
Al think such man sneak
and think you even worse because
you knew he was not playing fall
with the other Eifl. but as Ions
nH you thought you were safe. YOU
didn't care And oven now. when
he IN married. you are willing "a
keep II up. Ny Girl. am sayins
Il ia all Kindness. but 80 far you
have gotten inst what you deserve
and n you keep this nnwomaniy
thing ur. you viii get great deal
worse before the end. Would you
play with snakes. or knowingly &c
into a smallpox pest house, You
are running Just an great risk Ia
what you are doing now. For youI
own sake brg you 10 think OF tbs
other woman.
Your bust Ia too largo now 70,
your waist. or. rather. the waist ID
too small. 30 ! advise you 10 veal
your coraet loosen AZ the waist line
Otherwise you are well proper
toned.
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4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 >
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
tell me how to arrange for an apron
and necktie party7 When given
for benefit. do you charge extra
for the apron and tie besides the
Admiration feet G. A. II.
A.--Each apron and necktie are
made from the same piece Of goods
so that they Will match. Have the
boys work ct one table and the
girls at another. and then match
The ties and aprons. II is optional
how you make your charges, but,
personally. l do not believe In over
charging just because the affair ~
"a church. or charitable one.
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SHORT WEIGHT

= = 4 4 = = = =
Interested Reader" You must be
very sure your coal was short
weight before entering compiaipt.
or the company can sus you 1br
libel. ! woald positively refuse 70
accept q weight slip that Was not
made out correctly. II IL barely
possible that tho four bags were
extra ones that tho other party had
ordered. There are 1000 pounds In
a ton When you are positive. I
would make II test case.
CYNTHIA GREY.
M. w. H." II you are not Of axs.
you do not have tho capacity Of
contracting according 10 Law, and
you may invoke any agreement you
have entered Into and have yuur
money returned.
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Cynthia Crey's Letters
1850 $500 $1,000


=
4 = 4 = 4 = 4 4 = 4 4 =
which
life order mako and
other things that
thing dear girl mat
bE enough TO make coward OF
And what viii be dsbsrsss 10 70 work % help
Think OF Selling not only but oshs
urinx Of hope
know Will be glad later Go to the
r. W and your plight viii ALLOW 20
help work You them
later DO pride Is business
need tell whole history They viii help you
knowing hia VIII not be from 1ses
ssy looking letter from telling me you are ali
right Don't dssppoint me-
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Reader" tell your friend to sui,
herself about wearing or removing
hsr wraps at her marriage ~ the
minister's house. n ever there II
. tinc when woman should have
her own way. I think II IL on her
wedding day. CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

Tho trip Of Queen ID n
creations Oriental the
afternoon dresses that Win mild really
part dressing dcssy
This and
walking suiA
skirt This has vide hem down the st side which ht tho
richly smbosdsrd hues and having dark blue souaehe to
give distinction
deep Of
high ehcmIsetts This
liberty
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NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS WV

pcclaliy II you DO Il In spirit oi
suspicion. think you are layine
M trouble Tor yourself In this mat
tor.
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