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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

ST. LOUIS Nov. The campaign
came 10 a close ia Missouri iouigh, with
speakers of All parties making their last
appeals for votcF. The three leading par
ties covered every part of the state Ia
the last week
Democratic leaders were most iusirtent
Ia their predictions ol victory.
Missouri voters will ballot ON nine con
ENtutioual amendments. ono of which "
for Il modified single tax. The single tax
proposition aroused the greatest interest
In The campaign, larG" Land owners main
tanning bureau which directed n bitter
fight against tho proposed measure.
The Democrats expect 10 exceed their
Is thirteen Uf sixteen spngrcgsucu
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OHIO

CINCINNATI o., Nov 2.--I.csdors Of
each OF the three larger political parties
were ready with claims OF victory
The Republicans and The pruSrcssivcs
brought their speaking campaign TO an
end tonight, while the Democrats VIII
maintain their activity right up to the
dawn or election dav. ending with a rally
in Toledo Monday night.
The campaign from an oratnricai stand.
point has been wagcd continuously for
the last min" months. President Taft
Colonel Roosevelt. Governor Wilson, w
J. BrvaD, Gov .rnor Judson Harmon and a
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IDAHO

BOISE. Ida. Nov. 2.-The Idaho cam
pairn closed tamely. There II general
apathy among the voters and the silent
votc prcdo,ninatcS All efforts 70 arriy"
at = reasonable forecast has proven
futile The Republican campaign man
ayers claim the stat. Tor Taft by 1000,
tho Democrats Cor Wilson by e"ou AND
,hc ProEr.ssivcs for Roosevelt br coo.
1.hc lndica tiuns are that the Republican
state ticket viii he elected although tho
result on governor VIII be close. The
legislature win be safely Republican Oh
iolut ballet. according to all signs. II
win elect two United states senators.
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ARIZONA

PIiOENfN, Arz.. Nov. 2-Democrats
claim Arizona by pnraiItIes ranging from
900 to 1000 ProEressives assert RooSc-
Felt VIII have plurality and Taft sup
porters acknowledge that their leader
~ congressman Carl Hayden, Democrat.
is conceded No other officers will hc
elected. The constitutional amendments
providing tho recall Of Judges and Civ
Ing tho state the right 10 engage In in
dustrial pursuits arc expected TO carry
The vote on woman suffrage will he
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Answer Made.

q ~ no answer at all. Mr Wilson
q stated that the legislature did
[prprlsing ease what he asked and
Hepublicsn aud Democratic mem
|ftually introduced bills such as
oemandcd by Mr. wilson's explicit
n New Jersey legislature of 1911
HOUSE. 81 Democrats and Is Re-
tns, senate. II Republicans and N
Lpts, Therefore. there was only
epnolican majority against him In
nNe and one Republican senator.
'lsdte. actually introduced an anti
me entire legislature there Was
'neht OF trust legislation who pos
one -thousandth part OF the
"et Which while was preside cut.
rvcisHd BY Senator Aldrlch IN the
tho speaker Cannon in the house.
ee'G mIdc any ex"uscs. and BIZ A
'on OF th" hardest kind of ham
nsn's ! forced through congress
OF vitaliy important trust and
Atiol taSi Station
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TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. "a warm
norsAip has occupied tho center q tho
stage IN Tennessee during the present
"a ,Dpaien.
The ProEr"sslVcs declare that n Demo
crutir factiousl contest viii favor tho
Roosevelt, national ticket, but the Demo
crs .ic leaders assert that the usual Dem
ocrn;ic majority for the presidential cam
dido:e viii he forthcoming next Tues
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MAINE

PORTLAND, Ne. Nov. "A cam
paiEn unlike any Maine has ever known
will bn concluded Monday. For the first
time since tho DAYS Of the Grccubach
party the Democrats arc opposed by n
for the states six presidential electors,
The Republicans and Progrcssivca worked
together during tho state campaign in
September and won, The parting came
after that election and The two divisions
OF tho Republicans have fought each
other more actively than either has at
Z n,.l-r L.
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Action Taken.

a supreme court II the United
b has solemnly declared that the
|1rd OIL and toba eco trusts have
kuiliy OF fraudulent and upla wful
a, which the Now Jersey statute
ID TO be a misdomean nor" says
n Roosevelt "Mr. Wilson now
That he wishes 10 proceed against
I|rectors and managers OF these
y Individually. For twenty-five
ss he has had. az governor Of New
4 ample opportunity for thus pro-
3 against them. bat he has never
T BIZ hand TO take Il.
Wilson has declined to give the
.fure lead In this matter. and
these members of the legislature
him a lead he still declined to lift
Eer In their aid. And. ma turally, In
'of this attitude OF passive oppo-
on his part, the legislature failed
'rcngh Senaior Beyerldge ] asked
wilson certain questions, az fol
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|stions Asked Wilson.

'|rst-Is 4; no, a fact that the laws
y stale under which corporation
|anlged prescribe It's power?
>cond not all the powers OF
md Oil and similar monopolies con-
by the laws nj New Jersey?
|nrd-Could not these powers have
cnrtallcd by amendments to the
Iegsey lawg9
oprth-Nly has not Mr.. Wilson. as
ror Of New Jcrscy, recommended
amendments?
response 10 these questions. Mr..
n tclegra aphed TO enc of his support
y follows:
authorize you 10 say that the Re
~ majority in the legislature made
mon OF the corporation laws TN
''e, nnd no New Jersey official could
Eufe or propose dissolution for
y OF federal statutes
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WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE Nov. THE race for
political supremacy tn Wisconsin. both
from national and state bearing. vii,
be closely contested.
state chairmcn of Tho Republican.
Democratic and Progressive parties an
claim tina; Wisconsin voters viii elect
presidential electors favorable % their re-
spo->tiyc psrtv's candidate
The subcrnatprial situation is about ar
complicated as the national ticket The
congressional delegations probably viii
he made W or seven Ecpubli,auF tvo
Democrats aud orc II not tNo Social
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OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. Demo
cratic leaders estimate that Oklahoma.
normally Democratic, viii elect Wilson
Marshall electors hy 4 majority Of i5.-
600 and the state ticket by practically
the sImN :'gures.
The Republican situation ia admitted
complicated. Progressive party electors
were denied q place on the ticket through
court action and recently several or those
nominated - Republican electors have
been dI;oi"d as asserting ;Ls; they VIII
vote for Roosevelt
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OREGON

PORTLAND. or. NOV, file presi~
dental nsh, js admittedly close in this
state. The contest Tor United States
senator ana SU-callsd single tax iuiti-
atiyc measure are attracting psrtlculsr r
attention. The senGtorship win he close.
At this election also. tAo question OF equal
will he voted on, In addition 10
thiriy-on" other constitutions amend
mcnjs. initiative and referendum moa o
suTes. Thnrr ar. III candidates for for
tv-turre offices
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the state and Bryan 4is.7se, The Pro-
grcssivc party candidates in Pcnnsyl-
vania will be voted for principally undc cT
the name OF Wa shinGton party.
BESIDES the national tIcket great e.
forts have been made by the Democrats
and PTocressives 20 elect their state
fiCkcte
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PENNSYLVANIA

PIiIJ.ApELPHlA. Pc. Noy. THE
political campaign I'm Penn~ylvanla closed
tonight With party rallies I'm many coun-
ties of IN" state The Republican. Dem
oc-ttic and Washington party leaders
each claim thcIr candidates viii carry the
state.
In 1905 TAT received 1912 votes in
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fitted Ernest Lister Democratic candidate
Tor governor The Republicans are max
Ing hard light 90 Te-clect Governor Has
and 10 elect cong rtosSmcu 10 thc First ard
AZ barge. The Democrats hope % elect
I'm the First district Tho Progressive
count on tie popularity OF Roosevelt Ia
carry state and elect three Progressive
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NORTH DAKOTA

GRAND FORKS. y D. Nov. NORTH
Dakota * normally Republican in presi-
dental elections by 55,00p the campaign
Just closing s being vigorously contest ed
b. tho Progressive. Republican and Dom
ocIsttC parties and each is claiming a
NlcinrN az the Cnning clcclimn-
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ALABAMA

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. after n
campaign marked by little excitement,
Alabama Is expected 90 vote for Cover
nor Wilson for president Tuesday and 10
elect every Democratic congressman
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MARYLAND

BALTIMORE, Nov, The presidential
campaign is now nearing it's end. quiet
ono. Al tho party organizations complain
feature OF the situation is the falling ofr
in tho registration in baltimore. which
dropped 5000 below tho last previous reg
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NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH. y. c.. Nov. AT the North
Carolina campaign tonight a decisive vic
tory FOR The Democratic party was pre-
dictcd in the presidential election Tuas-
day. ON tho state ticke; Prosressivcs
and Republicans both are claiming the
lnrnlnr mmmiA OF Repmnllcan Nnlea.
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FLORIDA

JACKSONVILLE f1a.. No. 2.-In-
creased activities OF the Socialist and
Progressive parties marked the close OF
tho presidential campaign Tho usual
heavy Democratic majority is predicted
IL. nurfE. lcndcrs
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WASHINGTON

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. THE feature
o; IN. Washington campaigns close has
h~cn the SsVsgc attack made hy the Re
nuhlicanS on the personel character pf
Robert Hodge, Progressive candidate for
governor. This attack has greatly bens-
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DELAWARE

WI ,MINGToN Del. Nov Della
wares political campaign practically
came To a close tonight The managers
of The Republican. Democratic and FRO
WIN elect both the national and state
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CONNECTICUT

&E.N HAVEN. Conn. Nov. The
closing OF tho campaign in Connecticut
finds both the Republicans and Demo
Gratis confident Of winning aud the Fro
srcrsivcs hopeful OF polling 'a."oo Dem
',rraiic Chairman Forester predicts that
Wilson VIII sweep tho state By az least
Is. 600 He predicts Governor Baldwin
~. elect ION.
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RHODE ISLAND

F. PROVIDENCE. IL. l., Nov. Nightly
rallies have been addressed by speakers
rom within and without the state aud
extensive advertising campaigns have
been conducted in preparation for Tues
days election. Complete state tickets
lavo been put in the field BY Republicans.
LlE.lnrr.ig md PrNrrrrriNrE
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THIRD TICKET MAKES THE,
OUTCOME VERY DOUBTFUL
Continued from Page oneD

ing a total of 297 electoral votes. vii.
son will carry twelve states having
l30 electoral votes. Ten states having
total of 10i electoral votes. | believe
10 be doubtful -
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONCORD. y, H.. N6y. 2.-The contest
for legislative control is attracting much
attention IN tho final hours OF the cam
palgn In New Hampshire, as in the event
that none or the five candidates for gov
ernor receive majority OF the popula
vote the choice VIII lay with the iceisls-
turc.
Party managers agree that the vote on
prcsldential electors VIII be unusually
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VIRGINIA

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. "A sweeping
Democratic victory Is predicted in Tits
state S. inc result uf the presidential
caupaien. II is claimed that tho Taft
and Roosevelt vote vill ho light, their
greatest figh, being iyIsde iu the Ninth
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MINNESOTA

ST. PAT-B Nov. . After n vigorous
campaign iu Minnesota th"
election is approaching With tho leaders
az the three principal parties claiming
success NInnezot.. Is normally Republi-
can tho state giving Roosevelt piu-
raIl,v of l6I lsi In lo9i aud Tsit si.SSi
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GEORGIA

ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. Tile pycsi-
DENTAL campaign In Georgia. witch prac-
ticaIly camo 10 close tonight has hccn
marked by an unusual quiet. Predictions
on ali sidcs arc that IN" Progressive"
party viii poll respectable vote in this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. although
political leaders OF all factions in this
state concede Louisiana to wilson, the
PrcgrcssIves axe giving odda that rney
will poll more votes than the Repubh-
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VERMONT

MONTPELIER. VI. NOV. Since the
stat. election. Vermont has seen COM
parativeiy little campaigning, Progress
s.yes and Republicans have had rallies Ia
some cities bUt the Democrats have
taken practically 10 steps To arouse the
I
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SOUTH CAROLINA

COLUMBIA, :. G.. Nov. APATHY
marked the presidential campaign In
South Carolina. THO usual Democratic
ma iovitv is predicted.
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ARKANSAS

LITTLE ROCK, Nov. %.-It Is eStiInat =
cd that the Democratic majority in Ar
kansas next Tuesday will be in excess OF
30, 0O0 votes
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score Of lesser dignitaries. United States
senators, cabinet members and congress
men have kept almost a continuous trail
of special trains CrisS- crossing the state.
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MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON. Miss. Nuv. q. In al pluh-
ability fcur-nfihs nf the vote east next
rucsday In Mississippi viii he Demo
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TEXAS

DALLAS Tex. Nov c--TeNss. IN
original Wilson state. ia slidly Dcngo-
cratic. Republican and procrcSsiv .
party campaigns hsy" been quiet. With
nnt InhlnafInc- rhirh lraI.
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4" ~ CURE RHEUMATISM
DOCTORS Best Prescription
"'"y mixed at Home.

ras ~n,'r and harmicss formula hss
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MISSOURI

cratic. or the other parties the Proeres
-ILr- nLlh. tho mn.I NLEmr.mE "a mua- ~
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LOUISIANA

IN cnnrrnssmen win be chosen
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THE PRODIGAL JUDGE
Continued from page p

to his and he saw that they were full
Of sudden tears. Bruce. don't go
away-don't go away at all"
Darlington slipped from the saddle
and stood at her side.
do you mean that, Betty" he
asked. He took her hands loosely in
his and relentlessly considered her
crimsoned face. Il reckon 1t will al
ways be right hard to refuse you any
thing-here is one settler the Pur-
chase viii never get!" and he laughed
softly.
1T was the Purchase-you were 60
Ing there!" she cried.
mo, / wasn't Betty; that notion
died its natural death long ago. When
We are sure you will be safe at Belle
Plain with Just the Cavendishes, l
am going into Raleigh to wait as best
can until spring." He spoke SO
gravely that she asked in quick alarm.
"And then, Bruce-what?"
"And then oh, Betty, I'm starv-
ing" All in a moment he lifted her
slender figure in his arms. gathering
her close to him. And then, this
and this-and this, sweetheart-and
more-and-oh. Betty! Betty!"
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ton was largely sinecure. The most
arduous work he performed was
spending his wages.
Certain trifing peculiarities sur
vived with the Judge even after he
had entered what no lad once been
prone to call the Portal of Hope; for
while his charity was very great and
he lived with the splendid air of plen-
ty that belonged to an older order,
it required tact, patience and per.
sistence to transact business with
him; and his creditors, of whom there
were always a respectable number
discovered that he esteemed them as
they were aggressive and determined
He explained to Yancy that too great
certainty detracted from the charm OF
living, for, after all, life was a game
u gamble-he desired to be reminded
of this. Yet he was held in great re-
spect for his wisdom and learning.
which was no more questioned than
his courage.
Thus surrounded by his friends,
who were devoted to him, he began
Hannibars education and the prepare.
ton of his memoirs, intended primar-
lily for the instruction of his grand.
son, and which he modestly decided
to call 1.-THE History Of My Own
Times" which clearly showed the
magnificence of his mind and its out
look.
THE END
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State of Colorado,
County IF ppnwara q

State Colorado.
County
]. H. p syp County in Ter the County in the
true and correct statement
county Colorado Tor the half
cancelled
the credit of
from the in thf
the County
witness hereunto
official of A A ID
H.
County
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CHAPTER xxxv.
Tho End and tho Beginning.


Tho End and tho sesinnine.
wnen Murrell was Drought 10 trial
nis lawyers were apie 10 prouuce
most OF witnesses whose sworn testi,
m"ny showed tnat so sifnpie tnins
as perjury mad no terrors ior tnem.
HIS ngnt TOT liberty was waged IN ana
OUT OF court Win increoipie pit.er-
ness ahd' as Judge ana jury were
only human the outia" escaped win
the reiatiVeiy hght sentence Oh Twelve
years imprisonment ne died' now
ever before the expiration OF MS
TERM
Inc Judge. "heh ne returned 10
haieigh, resumed MS own name Oh
iuroerVlEe. ana ne aioweo II 10 DC
Known that ne would not De onehued
py tne prehx OF General During ms
absence ne hau accumulated "eaith
OF evidence Oh unuoupted authehuci'y'
WIN the result that MS ciaiih hsainst
tne Fehtress estate was sustained py
the courts ana "neh Inc oaAs WIN
us STOCK anu slaves was onereu ior
saie' me- as tne PrinciPai cfeoi'of'
was able 10 Duy IL III.
one OF his nrst acts after taking
possession OF the property was to
nave Manany reinterred In the grove
OF OAKS below his bedroom windows.
ana ne marked the spot with a great
square OF granite. the Judge, visibiy
snaken Dy MS emouons' saw the
massive boulder go into place.
Harsh and rugged ike the nature
OF MIN who lies beneath U-but en-
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seooo, ols,r,c. No. 80 Special Fund.
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Among
Friends


Miss Connolly. gayly. as she teetered
across the lunchroom toward the ta-
BILE about which sat her particular cir
Gle of friends. Move over, kiddo."
she adjured little Miss Hoffman.
make room for your aunty."
Miss Hoffman obeyed. giggling.
Say. Hoffy," said Miss Connolly.
warningly. az she set down her tray.
which contained hygienically paraly-
zing collection Of foodstuffs. you bet
ter be careful with them ingrowing
wheezes Of yours. One Of ems L.
able to strike In. Well. Name" she
continued after she had begun o de-
termined attack on large piece Of
roast pork, "how's the pink crepe do
chine and the blue messaline comm
ont"
They're all right" replied Miss Pc
terson. II was to the dressmaker's
last evening. The crepe de chine nts
elegant. but the messaline kinda buck
les around the waist"
Say. amt that too badf" cried Miss
Connolly. Don't, for goodness sake.
tell me there's anything wrong with
the pink net tunic with the Jewel en-
broidery. With my weak heart don't
believed could stand the shock"
Miss Peterson looked at her SUSPECT
ously. Il don't knows you need to
bother about It"
Miss Connolly included the group in
comprehensive wink.
"Girlies," she said. amt It funny
how bein' in love makes some folks
get sore SO asy? Now. thought when
Name really got her hooks on Joe
she'd be SO tickled that she'd be
sweeter'n pie. Myl I'm disappoint
ed"
Miss Peterson bit her lip angrily
Miss Frizkie broke into the converse
ton with the laudable object OF
smoothing the troubled waters.
Say. girlies." she cried. eagerly
you'd ought to see the couple OF
swell willow plumes Name got OF the
sale up in the millinery today. Peach
est"
"Willow plumes!" calculated Miss
Larson, who up to this time had been
giving her undivided attention to heI
luncheon. Say. you are goin' some
amt you, Name? Who's goin' to get
Joe's supper while you're settin' round
in your pink net tunics and willow
plumes?"
why, amt you ashamed of your
self. Stell Laron?" broke in Miss Con
nelly. Where did you get such com
| u0n fdaoco nidp't yo,, lrrox- -.
took a suite at the SWEETEST hotel II
town for the winter? You don't sup
pose he expects Name to do anythins
SO unladylike as her own cookin',
You'd better confine yourself to max
In noises like a deaf and dumb party
IL you don't know no better'n that"
"Oh, pickles!" shifted Miss Larson
You talk like fish, Nell Connolly
But, on the square. Name, SHOULD
think you'd rather wait a while OF
the chance of locatin' a fellow VIII,
could, maybe buy you some clothe.
after twenty years or so, instead O
stockin' up for the rest of your life."
We'll, If 1t comes to that, Stell Lar
son." said Miss Peterson, tensely, "
don't know as that pinhead / see 70,
comm down on the car with eve
day looks like he was goin' to be abb,
to buy swell clothes any more thar
other folks friends"
"Oh. cut 1t, folks" interrupted Mis-
Frizkie. Seems like this bunchi,
ought to be able to get together ono,
In while without scrappin'."
Miss Connolly nodded approvingly
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Marvellous.

Quick! | want to show you some
hing remarkable. Do you see that
title woman across the lawn-the one
With the pink gown
Yes"
Take a good look at her"
She doesn't impress me as being
remarkable in any way"
Wait till | tell you about her. She
snt afraid that she has q cancer.
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Not Refrigerated.

"How many children have your"
Three. Two grown up daughters
and son In college"
How proud you must be Of them"
Il am. but somehow or other ! don't
seem to be able to act SO they can
bring themselves to feel proud of me"