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Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS

The Republican Electors of the Town of sharon are requested to meet Tn caucus In the Town Hall on Wednesday, October 9th. 1912, at o'clock P. M, for the purpose of nominating candidates for representa- tives, and Justices of the Peace, and Judge of Probate, and to transact any other business that may be proper at said meeting.
 Dated at sharon, Conn, October 1. 1919
 F. W. DAKIN,
 Chairman Town Committee.
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
NOMINEES OF NEW YoFK
 STATE REPUBLICANS.

For Governor-Job E. Hedges of New York. For Lieutenant Governor-James W. Wadsworth, Jr., of Geneseo. For Secretary of State-Francis M. Hugo of Watertown.
 For Comptroller-Willia D. Cum ningham of Ellenville. For State Treasurer William n Archer of westchester. For Attorney General-Meier Stein brink of Brooklyn. For State Engineer-Frank M. VII Hams of Orange.
 For Justice Court of Appeals Frank Fl. Hiscock of Onondaga
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
lsTkICT OF SHARON. ss., Probate

Estate of Ezra H. Bartram, late of Sharon In said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of sharon hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the cred itors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts. properly attestt d |, within said time, will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to O1To H. TIKDEMAN, Administrator.
 Post office address, sharon, Conn., To.
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
PROBATE COURT, District of sharon,
 ss. sharon, September ssth, 191s.'

ss. Sharon, September 2Sth, 1e1s.'
 Estate of Amanda F. Chaffee, late of Amenia, Class County, North Dakota, deceased, having estate in said district.
 Present, Frank w. Dakin, Judge.
 Upon the. application of Carrie T, Chaffee, of Amenia, North Dakota, Ad ministratrix de bonis non with the will annexed of said estate, praying said Court of Probate. after public notice to all per sons interested, to hear and determine what cleims, If any were presented to the original executol within the time limited on file. a .f -. -s@ md r.+... r. t0hDERED-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in sharon, gon the 18th day of October, 1919, at ten o'clock in the fore noon and shat public notice of the pend tncy of said application and time and place of hearing thereon bt given. by pub ishing this order once In some newspaper having a oirculi don in said district, st least one week beforo the date assigned for the hearing thereon.
 ,-.,s...-.l l.-..-, FRANK w. DAKIH, Judge,
 T,.e foregoing Is true copy of the original order.
 # WILL Ann RAKHp Olatk
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
Discovered His Mistake.

Do you believe that all men are created equalT' "1 used to before was married"
 And nowr
 "Now I find that can't begin to compare with other women's hus- bands. s."-DetroIt Free Press.
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
Tte foster.

He that will lose his friend for jest deserves to die beggar by the bar gain. Such let thy jests be that they may not grind the credit of thy friend. and make not jests so long that thou becomest one.,~ Fuller.
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03

Orangemen-signed the covenant O resistance to home rule. But notwith standing the anxiety and dread as tt, what might happen Ulster day passed off without any serious disturbance.
 In expectatio. of rioting a large force of troops were quartered In the city, but their services were not needed
 Sir Edwin Carson, formerly solici- tor general of England. member of King Georges privy council. was the first to place his name upon the roll Of the covenant.
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
DISTRICT OF SHARON, ss; Pro

HIST hIOI Of 6HAhONt bs.. FrO- A( bate Court, September sStht 1913. Y .
 Estate of Herbe t K. Chaffee, late of Amenia, Cass County, North Dakota, de. ceased, leaving estate in said district. o.,
 The Court of Probate for the District of sharon hath limited and allowed six months from date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to presel [ their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debnrred a recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 CARRIE T { CHAFFER, Adnlinistratrix
 P. O address,, care of W arrier 6 Landon, Attorneys. Salisbury. Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
NO BELFAST RIOTS.

Ulster Day Passed Without Clash.
 Thousands Signed Covenant.
 As the crowning proof of their de termination never to submit to the domination of an Irish parliament
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
Proof to the Contrary.

. ''They say that Wombat Is a genius"
 Nothing to that story. It's a ca- nard. loaned him a dollar once, and be paid me back all right enough."- Pittsburgh Post.
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
Sympathy.

Proud Mother-Such enormous sums as we've spent on Clara's voice! Sympathetic Vfsitor-And you can really do nothing for lt?-London By atander
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
PROGRESSIVE SENATORIAL

The Progressive Senatorial Convention for the S1st District will he held in North Canaan. Saturday, OCt. 1th at II 4. Nj.
 WILLIAM w. LOWERRE,
 State Central Committeeman.
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03

The fate of all of us, men and women alike. is to be forever wanting what we have aot.-Jerome K. Jerome.
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
A 0iRooNarY.

There is something uncanny about this baby, John."
 Then. my dear. it must be his creepy ways."- "-BaItlmore American.
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03

E. R. LORRAIN, CoNTRACTO
 and Builder would like to figure
 on your large or small jobs. CANAAN, CONN
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03

GANCI 6 GREEN Shaving and HAAw Dressing Parlors. Ladies' and chfl- dren's work a speciality.
 Canaan, Conn. Tn the CanfieIdL~
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03

L. C. RHoADES, BARBER 1.-oP. Three Chairs. Prompt Service.
 Ladies' and Children's work soiic-
 ited. Garfield Bldg, Canaan, G
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03

T HE CANFIELD," CANAAN. Ca An up-to-date hotel. All the mSd-
 ern conveniences. Service unsur-
 passed. A step from the station
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
HEDGES AT HEAD ! 0F 6, Q. P, TICKET
 Wins New York Nomination on + Third BaNOf. SENATOR ROOT PRAISES TICKET

James w. Wadsworth Named For Lieu-
 tenant Govsrnor-Hedses Kisses His Mother, Then Makes Speech of Ae-
 ceptance-William Barnes, Jr., Didn't Stand For Any Particular Candidate.
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
BUSINESS CARDS

GEORGER WILCOX. BLACKSMITH
 Horse shoeinR, wood work and l iron work. RAILROAD ST, CANAAN, CoNx-
Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03

". SLEIGHTER, PAINTER - Houses, Signs, Wagons, Etc. Guar anteed work.
 CANAAN, CONN. (WiIeox Shop.S
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REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS

WILLARD BAKER, Clerk. t
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%. THE New Yost wossd,.

uAsAhAo ~. NAos WV xOSa WOsbol.
nature. II made no difference whAa the
Issue was or who was on the other
side that girl always knew at once that
I was right. met . gin I
liked batter. She was the SORT Of .
gtri who never wanted to talk shout
.the tiresome. uninteresting things
zoout which most women chatter.
our interests were always the
same. I only had to mention . book. .
pay or or opera to md that Il wss Ne
particular onS she Adored. She WIS . very
interesting Vir1. No< that h talked vsry
much. She told me once she always
found u D munh moro pleasant to
listen to me. I va just falling In love
with her when something happened. I
never knew what. Wednesday night
she let me hold her hand. Thursday
night At . dance she cut me dead. I
should like to ask Cupid sssus tAss
girl" !
There WA = man onps." I a6dsd
softly. Tie was suoh . ntos man!
Nothing was svsr too much trovbls
for that man 10 oo for onAl He VA
so interesting to talk tot He never
said very much. but he had such fine
o,scern"ent ."on sooc 'uosmsn'; 40
A'w~s w .e"out my uIs.
'ome .Np'A"''o". '".' my v's~ OF my
..',oaac upon .ny u..,s' = s.Aeu'
liked or disiiked the people I liked. He
never wanted 70 DO anything nor talk
49," "o' IN
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The Worlds ~ -
49, Great Women

b. Madison e. Peters.

with her two children. whose interests
Washington made his own.
There 70 no foundation Tor the fanci.
fui connection between the White
House. the home of Mrs. Gusts. and the
White House ct WAshinston-that II
was washinGton'U desire that the ON
ciai residence Of the Predicate Of the
United States b. 90 named In memory
Of the virginia homo In which his hap
pinsss was contaminated. The white
HOUSE was % named because. n
structsd OF f~res-stons. Il wa painted
white.
washingtou was a a~rlstocrat. He
was particular shout Ms clothes. which
came from London. 0irs. Washington
Always dressed with Gmpiioity at home.
but whom she drove to williamsburg.
Annapolis Or Alexandra, In her chariot
ana four. With BLACK poSullions In white
and scarlet livery. she was richly At
tired.
When Gen. Washington became Com
mander.in.Chisf Of the Coonial forces
Mrs. Washington accompanied him TO
Boston and witnessed that city's siege
and evacuation. AZ Valley Forge. when
faith wa At stagnant ebb a hope was
low. Mrs. Washington was present.
At Valley Forge. from early morning
unti1 late ct night. she wa busy pro-
vtding comforts for the sick soldiers.
knitting sooks, patching garments and
making shirts for the poor soldiers.
At the corner Of Pearl n CHERRY
streets, New York. stood the house used
by tho washinStons after the oensrars
election to the Presidency In 17O, TOT
which the modest rent a . pounds
and 10 shillings was paid for the hrst
year a. the Presidential mansion. A
year later q more commodious house
was taken on Broadway near Bowling
Green, which. later. was known ~ the
Mansion House.
Here Mrs. Washington unostentati.
ously performed the social functions OF
the new republic. At receptions the
Pres,dsnt simply bowed TO each guest.
the handmade hslnG omitted.
Washington appeared at dtnnsrs. lev
sss ana receptions In . oieek velvet
coat ana brsschss. hair IN full dress
powdered and gathered behind IN . sAi
bag; yellow gloves. holding . cooked
|hst with q oockads On Il and the edgs
adorned With Q black feather. He woe>
knee ana shoe brckiss ana . lons
sword.
Nrs. washington was afty.ssven
years OF age when she came to New
YORK. Pium-caks. tea and conss were
ssrysd At her receptions. which Sodsd u
10 O'Clock, the hostess Sracfously .
loounctne 70 : : guests as that hour:
.srhs General always rstirss at I
o'clock and I .auaily prscsds him."
Mrs. washington vas small OF stature
veil formed, with itxmt brown hair and
hassl eySs. Hr disnlty and grace sh<
retained during all her life. she wa
splendid i~.ouseKssper ind . wife In
vhom her ....sband could safely trust.
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tOsWnsAa 1911, b, Dusssnsrn o.,

9HSorMs 2, EacoEp!.2 caAIrsHs,~
ins sSfshsni ssssd DEER 11ssSI xis.,sa
: :S::s ne w ~ ': Pa S. { s,a s:s ~: : d :Ssto:
and snusil~s, and Mn. !Ohedsys.. Nm. Ch.d.
:oy;'; dsuSh.sr, r..u.s :: tSrcrsot & u: p.ss
falls !. love Mn her: Rysnss - sds. flo.
Sssaia : s,srsa T.ys, z. 9 S.ps s nay, ~ :.
To- 'rsocvs, ne rug and % In ihs do. ksssss
a.; ss.,. q .S 81 3 s.s s:' :s. T.; s. s:.'66 e 81 rs e
S q; a, }r; .,,,s:. A:; A';s:: - - G s:,
lone. en4l In. "a s.ss q. \ Essstt.s
Mot4mmSd.u1aa. Qaar4aa a the fstesda,
seancs fos No shat.
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H CARPET
from BACDAD|
A ROMANCE OF BROADWAY AND THE SAHARA
BY HAROLD M'CRATH

picturesque and the Aumoeous, always
close to the surface. ave I'm tho4
dngular impetus which makeG 0An Q
prowisf. This sin had made poso1beo
HE SUCCESS n old Basdad. 0oms yam
osfone he had prowasd through ne
narrow city streets. had noted the w1Hd-
InSs. the b~lfnd-allsys. and haA never Soe.
gotten. Faces and localities were writ
ten fndeaibiy upon his memory. ,
one rode TO h basaars. but wuresd
through them or mounted donkeys.
Kyanns preferred his own len. % az
nonmmsd. Once 90 close ~ hs -
that he could have put IN ;vo brown
hands round the inndei's throat. Iut.
patience. DID not the Koran tsaaA -.
uence among the higher iawsf n
usnoe' He GOULD not. madiy % he hsl
dreamed. throttle the white liar here m
the - That would 10 bring the
wait. He must plan to lure the man cut
81 niGht. then 70 hurry him into the
DESERT Out into the desert. whore no
maa might b his master. On. the Holy.
Xhioroes should BE- his again; Il vas
written. =
The cieA the shouts. the tower Of
Babel reclaimed: the intsrmin9iins Of
The races OF he word; the Engilshman,
the American. the German. the Italian,
tne SrcncomAn. the Greek. the LsvAn-
tinA. the ourpie-Slaok Ethiopian, the
bronss NuSiaa; the yelled women, the
naked Children; Al the color tones
known 10 an, but prsdominstins. ~
marvellous tint of blue. the Cairsns
blue. In the heavens. In the waters. In
the dye.
'0faks way. On. ny mothsrf" Ssvtsd
matches.
'Baokshssshi DaaAshsaaAi" in ths
eight tones OF the human voice. yro0
the oeggar. HE brother. his uncle, his
grandfAtha. his children and hls ehyl.
dren's children "~Backshsssa. Sask-
shsesh!"
10 the rishtr' was shririsl mo NJ.
enns's earl and he dodssd. 4 tresD g
happy. fruitful. self-oonsc1ouA. A vuAw
carrier 6rAshsA aSAinst him - -
whitfield the fraah damonso q u 0uio.
Ing goa&stiA.
A woman. tie ionO. blAsk AaoAyVu
streaming out NSntnl n tno clueeh a
the monksy.uks hand Of Q tedllinG 0SnI.
carried . term ootea WaAeS ~ -
her head. The graos with vNSoa -
moved. h ~eorueeneso q - Oe1og
change. csnsnt Nyenns's rsvtae ~
~ S0 ~ S0O w. - ~ ~
dessrt, the Bsdouin. He disdaiao1 SSvra1s
and walls. and only esesssesy SsoaGxt
han here among TIE Doiyg3sS al SAe
polygon.
Ryanns found himself s-nspssting ssAe
largest smsrald IN ~ wessA, voe1H
twelve thousand pounAs." wAio6 $500
more Ike . me hsxa0onal e oayI -
. rem. II was one q he eurioGuso Of
ne 1900. howsvss. ana tourists we're
generally round 4 - NereA n he e.
psrtsncsd , Il Wao ~ 0ogo SAan
hns specimen of emerald Quasts. WogSH
what any fool Of Q oolisseeP We v1Nlna
20 pay for Il. Prom cAls Aasnas
Oesssd On into ths ssxt en1 SA1S -
saw Fortune. -
Aad - MoAapmel, asvsyv c,oss A
hand. saw The tasd linsD 4 Ryeaaeis
face soften. the cynical smsSs $780,
tsndss. he eslisvs1 - saw HE vny .
striks.
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Some Of ~ Spend % much Time Oct
ting the Lay Of ths Lana that We Get
Lsft q the POSI-
" Initiative y Right, the 'Rsf.
srsndum" win Take Care Of Itself!
Some Of us. Long after we're Over the
Mud Pie Making Period. Take to Throw
Ing Dust In Our EyesI
The Ounce has an Excuse because
no Cont, but the Drone has None be.
cause he Wonti
wild Oats Sown after the Sewer Is
Thirty are Long A-HArvestins!
It's Queer how. when We Stop to Par
10y with Temptation. he always Gets
Us!
The Tobog II Nearing the Bottom OF
tho Hill for the Man of Forty who
STILL u Called "Inoorigibls"
Tue Yielding Yes" means Rough
Spots to Come. but the Big "Nix-Nix'
Travels ovsr Macadam Roads!
They've Had us In Q Box on . Heap
Of OoosssonA but We Always Had Some
thing TO Say before they Nailed Down
ths tidi
A. Ounce OF Resolution Prerents
q TON OF Repe~towce!
Y~sstsrday's . Phantom, but To-mor.
eow's . Potential yaett
osms q - xid ourssivss Along BY
Isytag = 1Aks ousseivO Believe that
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nSvsr understood. II would at least 30
some s~atisnaction to ask him the res
son. and punch his head II he hasn't
played fair"
..Dut ne do>snft nks rsLsous and he
ssAom does play fair" I protested.
There was . slrl I know once" and
Ralph 0ordon's handsome eyes softensd
With dreams. "She was a lovely Girl
I nsvsr knew . girl with finer per-
coptions or keener insight into una
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RecveantLouer.

"a Recreant Lover.
y ~. W." writes: II am In love with
y young man who has stopped oom'ms
~, SEQ me, though he 10 not angry.
What % you advise me TO DOR
Nothins. You cannot msks any 3D.
saaess toward him..
-. D." writes; -" Am In love win
stri four years Older than myssh
eoNid sur marriage be haopyr'
Tho slight difference 10 ~ should
net maize u otherwise
NJ. D." writes; "a young maa No.
Mod me 70 wear his fratsrnaty pa.
pess thai msAn anything speelair'
"Aeat" mAa n not suopossd 70 ~
re bvt his aassss wsar Ne ~.
Ao.rV wvstss, = wss ~ washiso
~ ~ ~ stoot ~ - esesas
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ANITA OANBR1D0E, NdeSt
ohlA Of ca. John Danbridge
W and ORANGES Jones, wa born
June q, 17s1. IN he county Of
@ New Kent, vlrol13A. On osr
oehsrs stde 1faetha oamS q . Cood1y
Il suhoiaz0 and A1vlnss. Her grand
tttAes. Asv. Roland Jones q Oxford
Poa1ty. DngiAnd. vas the nrse q the
1Di1y to come 70 America, In isN.
The Danbridge eseAte NJ oSar 20
yiliAmsburs. the oap1Gal q ths colony.
Asoh shared with Annapoiis ne honor
leading Tho fsshions Of tos az. And
nay believe thai Martha had a1 We
kvautAgss Of Q young stra n h~r daaI
lies. In . day whom ohsoes were more
kinctly MARRIED than now.
col. John DaabridGs was dsoosodsd
IN the West family. Of which
homas, third Loed Of Delaware. was
. Governor and CAp4ain-0SnsrN Of
b. early Virginia settlements. The
aabridsss wess prominent figures In
1rsinia history.
AZ ne ass of ssvsntesn Martha mar
10 Col. Daniel ParDs Custs. IN amaa-
and respectable man. The arst
eustis came TO virginia oom Rottsr-
am In isto. Col. Gusts. 10 adition .
large estate. owned . douos n VIII.
hm,burg called Six Chimney House.
ind q country place on the York River.
known as the white House. the latter
HAVING been the constant. residence of
I'm. custis during her w~idowhood. And
bere her second marriage ~ sOasm-
Aixsd.
10 her union with Gusts four chill
rem were born: ., daughter died In In
Ancy: q son. DaniSl. whose carly death
supposSa to have hAstsosd biz
AAhsr's; Martin. who arrived at wom-
knhood ana died in Ito. ana John. who
" his life to his country at twenty
Dvsu at the siege OF Yorktown.
Col Gusts died In 11b7. after Lee than
ysars a marstsd life. and ct
peaky.dvs No. CaSais ~ let .
NV with two smeti children and Q
IaauAA3a SstatA q which shs wAs oola
noptssx. OAs attended oersomiiy "a
eAninistrAHon q the sSAtA
AanAsoDest and weaatA)est ~
= vlsS1nla visited her trasod. Major
nmbegsayAA whsss shs net OIL
~ WasA1ngten. Mn. 0usus va
- tWsaay.esvsa ysAss Of ~. three
01(hs youn0o1 than ne colonel Ira.
- ~ 4 Wat a Col. Washington's
~ - Nm. 0usts's home. having
yeWSA aseoss the dvse by . slAvs,
eGbsd vhsthsr Mrs.. Gusts was a
ana ssesivsd the rsplyi
=. a. !! .,e'oa s0u'' the ~su
u o6essveA tAst the snsaSsmsut
alAse during THE visdt - thu
~ az not meet again until the wed.
day n q Peters Church. In
nsyv. ~. 0eoa after this the hgtde
pbved psrmansntiy to Mount Vernon
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Cheer Up, Cuthbert!"
What's tie Use Of Being BIae1
BY Clarence L. Cullen.


hshiss %. tTAs NV York wsdd).
We Can't Have any Pescs Of Mind un-
les We Let Well Enough Aions!"
The etuns Man breads the ouysr!
II you Take the Risht Counsel of
Yourself BEFOREHAND. you won't
Have to Engage Any Later!
Tho Best Medicine We Know q II
Looking Over Record and Dslrking
the Punk Spots!
We Always Like 10 Feel that our
Friends are There without Leaning
on Them to Find Out!
No Matter what Words you Use whom
you sing It. the Way to THINK II =,
''They Gotta Quit K1okin' ME Arouu'i'
II Il wsren'& for In Bad" there
couldn't be any "out 0oodr
Tbs Man who BrSs about "Tah1n9
his Medicine' usually wants Il Chooo.
lats-Coated!
Only tho Man VINO has Been Through
the Storm can Enjoy the Peaceful
'Watersi
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B city Vince
Advic to v
Broken E~nsasements.

70 II dishonorahs 70 brsak On sngagsment Of mAsTiagsf
Some Of you seem rather uneasy about this question
1 I only wish my answer could settle Il once and always
for every man and woman in the wosid-not that I expect
such Q oonsummationi But here 10 what I firmly believe.
The most dishonorabls thing - to keep an enGagement
OF marriage In che letter when II can no longer b. kept in
the spirit.
The girl who marsss a man whom shs has ceased to
love because sho has promiss1 to marry him u doing hm
q very grcat wrong.
The man who finds that no no longer cares for . gri
and dts not ask hr 10 release him from The sngagsmnt
10 not ehivairous but cowsrdiy.
No fetch Of a pr'm.'s kept can rs4eem a iovsisss mar
riaGe from unhappinsss.
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uoHS uHo~
like to ask ths
little beggar." and
Mr.. Gordon looked
~thoughtfully into
fire tfroW the
depths OF the big
chair while he
slowly drank his
second cup Of tea.
HE has turned
quite . number Of
tricks against mo
In WAYS I have
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S"S tTSu belrnooo OF tho
morn1ns. whom svsry ons's step vac
buoyan< and Ill ~ stirsd snsrssticaiiy.
ioaily.
She had TIE same love Of prvvuns
mat lured Ryanns from the beaten
paths. She vas not tnQuisativs but
curious. ana that ready disaPminG smYis
OF hsrs opened many Q portal. :
shs was balancing upon her sjovsd
palm. thoushtfuily. . sovaAnsss head
u1nkst. . pendant of twtsesd gold-wtrss.
nawsd smsrNids and second psAsis.
really exquisite and not g~snsraiiy 10 ~
found outsids the expensive shops IN
the Duropsan quarters. and there insrs-
qusntly. The merchant wanted twsaty
pounds to- u. Fortune shook her head,
rsorstfatly. II was ~ bsyooA her
nsAaA Che UsAsd. Only eass IN Q
Cset while she ~ somstAinG Tor
which her whole heart oneA oue This
pendant va me q these.
That 70 Ill I have With me-"
re- Aching for the pendant.
III you Will send Il 10 the Motel
0smiramis this a~etsrnoon" But
she eAltereA q the sigh< a sAoSWogs
ehAnt's i~Aessauieus smile
"yu give yea ten 1oe u, ~ . plasepe
more. eAA ~ - tno u b ~
ohAstA xama ~. tAAt A0eOes
Both Ssfssss ~ ~ ~seaAeae
~ - 0sstAsssAS
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Even when you're
ChaSing . Who
-Wisp you're On
Your Way!
Morning After
d oesn't Rhyme
with '-Mea Culpa"
but they Trot
Tandem!
Anybody can be
. Cheerful CIV CT
when he HaSn't
DOT III
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No. 1.-THE Girl and the Man
Who We're "Dinerent."

<<@ TWILL I am sorry Cupid % stub
borniy refuses to come here.
There are quite . lot Of
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had . hsasty eoa.
tsmot for psrsoos vAo ats
their brsakfAst IN bed. For
her the stony q ne AAy Was
the fresh fairness Of the
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Copyright. 1919. by 1hs Prss Pul
THE Stormy Petrol often Faces the
Blast, but ~ that he Has . Heap
= More Fun than the Pond Ducki
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Interviews With Cupid
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