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The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-06
THE VOTE AT sITKA.

SITKA, Nov. 5.-The vote here was as follows, showing a good lead for the favorite son, Arthur G. Shoup: senate-Tripp GA, Tanner 63, Valen. tine 4, Le Fevre 1, Bland 1S, Swan- son 1S. House-Ingersoll 6S, shoup 7S, Stubbins 6S, svindseth 65, Reck 5, Dawes 4, Olsen 4, Thomas 3, Tweit 2. Noland 1S, Heath 12, and stuky IS.
 The returns from Tenakee are as follows: for senator-Tripp 67, Tan. ner 60, Valentine 45, Le Fevre H. House-Ingersoll 60, shoup 52, Stub bins 71, Syindseth 16. Reck S4, Dawes 34, Olsen S7, Thomas S5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-06
LISTER IN THE LEAD.

SEATTLE, Nov. 6.-Returns which are coming in slowly, owing to the size of the state ballot, and the num- Der of constitutional amendments to be voted upon, and the consequent slowness of the count, indicate that Ernest Lister, Democrat, for gover. nor, is leading his opponents, Gov. Hay. Republican, and Robert T. Hodge, Progressive.
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BRYAN IS HAPPY.

LINCOLN, Nov 6.-"I am happier than Governor Wilson, for his joy must be repressed, under the circum- stances of his overwhelming cleo. tion," said William Jennings Bryan, as soon as it was known that Will son had practically swept the coun- try.
 Telegraphing congratulations to Gov.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-06

The lates, election reports received by The Empire up to the time of gO' Ing to press Indicate that President Taft will receive only the electoral vote of Utah; Roosevelt seems to have carried Vermont, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and Kaneas. Complete returns have not been re- eelved from Idaho New Hampshire, South Dakota, and Wyoming.
 The Democrats gain 25 members of the lower house, and, judging by the Democratic sweep, the next Senate will also be Democratic.
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MIXED TICKET
 AT NOME

NOME, Nov. 6. Considerable in. terest was taken hi the territorial election here yesterday and com. paratively large vote was boiled. The following were elected: for senators Elwood Bruner, Republican. Conrad Breeding, Democrat. Representatives Thomas w. Gaffney, Democrat, A. Jones, Republican, E. Grimm, Pro- gressive, and w. Films. independent.
 Bruner is lawyer and is a former member of the California legislature Breeding is a Nome merchant. The others are mining men.
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VOTE AT SHEEP CREEK.

Following is the vote in Sheep Creek precinct: For senator-Tripp II. Tanner F. Valentine 4. Lefevre2, Bland 5, Swenson 6. Ror representa- tives-mgersol 10. Shoup Il. Stub bins 9, Syindseth 9, Beck 5. Dawes 2, Thomas 8. Tweit 6, Noland 8. Heath :, Stukey 6.
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LADIES' ALTAR SOCIETY.

The Ladies Altar Society will meet with Mrs. Turner, at two o'clock on Friday. Preparations will b made for the Annual Sale to be held Nov. 2Oth. and all members are urged Co present, as this will be an important meeting. Strangers are cordially invited and will be made welcome.
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YAKUTAT PEOPLE
 WITHOUT MAIL

Yakutat has been six weeks without mail The Alameda had the contract and as she has nothing to go into Yakutat for since the cannery seas on closed, the long-suffering Alas kans there are without their mail, and Postmaster Hunter says there is no immediate hope in sight for them so far as getting mail is concerned.
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JUNEAU POLLS BIG VOTE--
 NON-PARTISANS WINNERS

19. Heath 1g. Stukey 26. Precinct No. 2, senate-Tripp "A, Tanner 24, Valentine 19. Le Fevre 1S, Bland IS, Swanson 20. House - Ingersoll 22, Shoup 19. Stubbins S6, Svindseth 19
 The Treadwell Vote.
 The Treadwell vote: senate - Tripp 67, Tanner 50, Valentine 45, Le Fevre 47. House - Ingersoll 6O, Shoup 52, Stubbins Il, Svindseth 16, Reck S4, Dawes S5, Olson 37, Thomas
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-06

P. s. Early, one of the oldest pros pectors and best known mining men of the country, is in the city having come in from his property at Yankee Cove. Mir. Early is particularly we'll pleased at the results of the na- t;onal election and looks for a for ward progressive movement in the development of Alaska.
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TAFT HOPES FOR THE BEST.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 6. - Presi- dent Taft, who voted here in his home town yesterday, in a published statement this morning, said: "The returns insure the election of Wilson. This means an early change of eco homie policy with reference to the tarlfr. If 1t can be made without halting prosperity l sincerely hope it may be-"
 President Taft wired his congratu- lations to Governor Wilson, at his home in Princeton, N. J.
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PROMISE TO ABSENT WIFE.

LINCOLN, Neb.-In order to per suade his wifi D withdraw a suit for divorce which she recently filed against him, Nicholas Kramer, wealthy farmer of this country, has just filed a unique affidavit and pledge. Kramer agrees to quit "cussing," to mend his table manners, desist from grouchy and growing ways, go to church. take the family out on holidays and clean up on Sundays" if she will only return to him.
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Wilson. Colonel Bryan said in part: T am sure your administration will prove a blessing to the nation"
ROOSEVELT IN GOOD HuMoR.

OYSTER BAY, N. r., Nov G. When returns had been received last night at sagamore Hill Col. Rosse. velt's Oyster Bay residence. he said to the press representatives: "T &C., cept the result in entire good humor and contentment, but the progressive cause must triumph" Col. Roosevelt then telegraphed congratulations to President-Elect Wilson.
 A SLUMP IN GEORGIA.
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JUNGLE JOE" CANNON DEFEATED

DANVILLE, Ills. Nov. 6. - In the Danville district, represented in Con- gross for many years by former Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, Frank T.. Olsen, Democrat, has been elected, defeating Cannon by a substantial plurality.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-06

MT. G. A. Torrey, of the firm of Price & Warehouse, Seattle, will leave on the Alameda this evening. Mir Torrey has been in the offices of the Alaska Gastineau Company for the past two months devising and opening an accounting system for this large institution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-06
THE VOTE AT DOUGLAS.

The vote in Douglas is as follows:
 Precinct No. l., senate - Tripp 66. Tanner 64. Valentine 46. Le Fevre S4, Bland %, Swanson 21. House-Ing- erson 52. Shoup 45. Stubbins 76, Svindseth 5S, Beck 45, Dawes S5, Ol- sen 5S. Thomas 36. Tweit 23, NOland
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BRITISH CRUISER
 IN DARDANELLES

CoNSTANTINoPLE, Nov. 6.-The British cruiser, Weymouth has en- tered the Dardanelles to afford pro- tection to foreign residents here.
 The British warship will be followed by French and Russian cruiser, on similar mission.
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STILL LATER.

A New York dispatch says that Chairman Mecoombs has received a telegram from Chairman Martin, of Kansas, statlng that Wilson has car rled that state.
 On a basis of partial returns from every state today, they indicate that Wilson will have 39 states with vote of 415 In the electoral college; RooSe- welt three states with 1o4 votes, and Taft three state and 12 votes.
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NOTED AGAINST Hls soN.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. G. Grove L. Johnson, father of Hiram Johnson, governor of California, and the Progressive candidate for vice president, voted for Governor Wilson. 'T have a high regard Tor Hiram" said his father, but he is on the wrong side of the fence. Grove L.. Johnson was a member of Congress for a number of years, as Republi- can.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-06
NoN.PARTrsANs IN FOURTH,

FAIRBANKS, Nov. 6.-The non- partisan ticket in the Fourth judicial division scored a victory in the ter ritorial election yesterday, Henry Ro- den and Dan Sutherland having been elected to the Senate. The vote fol- lows:
 Roden 9S2, Sutherland 1000 For representatives: Burns 1,2S7, Collins HOO, Drlscoll, 1,1O6, Mullaly, 1902. The Socialist vote was: for senator: Brooks 6S9, Gonna ASA; for represen. tatives: Estby S45, Dittmers 654, King eos, McCabe 696. McGowan, in. dependent, for senator, boiled GA votes and carried Fairbanks by eight votes over Sutherland and ffty-one over Roden. In Ruby and Iditarod ninety per cent of the vote was boiled by the non.partisan ticket. The So- cialists carried the creeks but were routed in the towns.
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coNeRATULATEs
 w. F. mccoom5s

PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 6.-Last night Gov. Wilson sent telegram to William F. McCoombs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, in New York in which he said in part: "The great cause has tri- umphed."
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OHIO WILSON'S BY 100000.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 6.-The re- turns which have been received, em. bracing nearly the whole state, show that Wilson will carry Ohio by about 100000 plurality.
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A SLUMP IN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga; Nov. 6.-The only indications of a tendency in the South toward the Progressiyes de- veloped in this state in the election yesterday, when Roosevelt ran ahead in three counties.
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DEMOCRAT TO SUCCEED WILSON

PRINCETON, N. J.. Nov 6. - In yesterdays election the Democrats displaced the Republican majority in the state Senate, and will elect a Democrat to succeed Governor Will son, when he retires to become presi- dent of the United States.
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GOV. WILSON THE NEXT PRESIDENT
THE VOTE
 IN ALASKA

CORDovA, Alaska, Nov. 6. - The total vote from all except remote pre- cincts give Baldwin 572, Tansy 405, Willard 500, Ray 49S, German 1S4, O. Neil 2O4, Boyle All, Barrett SO2, Gil man 85S, Ingram 524, Kelly 57S, Gray GIG, Chase 427, Stuart 149, McCallum 2O1, Barry 155, Hegner 1S6, Frame I46. Following Is the vote in detail:
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.--The re- turns indicate that the Democrats will control both branches of Con- gross though there is much unccr- hinty in some state legislatures.
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WILSON MAY RECEIVE
 400 VOTES IN COLLEGE

tive William Sulzer, Democratic can. didate for governor of this state, has been elected by safe plurality, de- feating Hedges, Republican, and Straus, Progressive.
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A SMALL FIRE.

The fire department was called out at 4:SO last nighS on account of a burning pot of tar on the water front at the foot of Seward street The damage was nominal.
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SENATOR WILSON
 DIES SUDDENLY

SEATTLE, Nov. 6.-Former sena- tor John l.. Wilson, owner of the Se- attle Post.Intelligencer, died this morning of angina pectoris. Senator Wilson left here recently on yoy- age around the world and died while on the journey.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-06

John L.. Wilson was born in Craw- fordsyiue. Indiana in 1854. He came to Spokane nearly 30 years ago, where he was register of the United States land office. He was delegate to Congress when Washington was still a territory, and after 1t became q state he was United States Senator for one term.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-06
WILSON ALSO
 CARRIES JUNEAU

The Straw ballot" for president yesterday. which was taken at Bur. ford's Cigar Store, created consid- erable interest, 241 votes having been boiled, as follows:
 Taft, 2S; Debs, S7; Roosevelt, 4s, and Wilson, 12S.
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CONGRESSMAN BERGER
 IS DEFEATED.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 6.-Con. gressman Berger has been defeated by former Representative William H. Stafford, fusion Democrat.
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WOMEN WIN IN KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. 6.-The con. stitutionai amendment granting wom- en the full voting franchise has been carried.
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ELws SMOKER TONIGHT,

Juneau Lodge of Elks will entertain their friends this evening at smoker in EIks' hall. There promises to be Q large attendance. and their is sure to be a great program.
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NEW YORK BY 1so,ooo.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6. - William Barnes, Jr, Republican National Committeeman for this state comedies this state to Wilson by 15O.OOO plural ity.
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DEmocs rs GAIN coNGREssMEN

wAsHL 4ToN, Nov. 6.-Returns so far rel ived show that the Demo- crats haw gained 25 Congressman, eight of them from New York.
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SEWARD, Nov. 6. - The vote in Seward precinct yesterday for terri torial representatives was: For Sen ator: Ray 1SS, Willard AS, Baldwin A, Tansey 2S, German 22, o'Neil IT.. For representatives, Milo Kelly 1SS, Youngs 114, Ingram 65, Gray S1, Chase S1, Barrett 4, Gilman l, Grimes 6S, Boyle SS, Stewart 15, Berry 16, Hegmar 19, Oldham 57, Frame l, Me Callum 33.
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wIcKERsHAm sANouETED.

FAIRBANKS, Nov. G. Delegate Wickersham will be the guest at a banquet here tonight, prior to his de- parture for the coast tomorrow.
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SOCIALIST VOTE soo,ooo.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Socialis. tic vote throughout the nation will reach SO0,0O0.
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GOV. BALDWIN REELECTED.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov 6.-Re. turns from all parts of the state show that Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin, Demo. crat, has been reelected.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-11-06

Skagway, Nov. 6.-In the territor- ial election here yesterday the result was as follows: For Senator-Tan. ner 1OS, Tripp 99, Valentine 60, Le- fevre GA. For Representatives-Ing- crson 99, Shoup 99, Svindseth 99, Reck 60, Olson 60, Thomas l. The Socialistic ticket received twelve votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-16
Daddy bedtime
~ How Lonesome
- Mary Made
- New Friends

w. OWN at the corner was a new white house, and into this a family with
n "a a little girl had just moved
Ep Evelyn and Jack did not yet know the little girl Evelyn was hop
ing that when the newcomer started to school they would be able to
get acquainted.
Il hope she isn't shy" said daddy.
when Mary and her folks made up their minds to buy a nice now house
in another town poor Mary cried. She knew it would mean starting to a new
school and meeting a lot of new people.
when they were settled in their nw home Mary began to look around
There we're plenty Of children in the neghborhood, and they seemed to have
Jolly games among themselves, but they were so busy enjoying the fun that
they forgot to notice the newcomer.
"Maryis mother said that, now they lived in a house which had n great big
yard with nice green grass and tall trees, Mary must play there
children.
fence watching the youngsters romping in the yard across the way.
One day after a very heavy rain, Mary's mother found thaA she needed
a spool of thread to finish the little dress which she was hurrying to make for
her little daughter
T. 81 could go to the store and get it for you Mary offered.
+. - IN take Belinda along for company she said as she started. 4 know
the dear dolly needs an airing in her carriage
MARY went along well until she can to q crossing.
Just then a small boy came whisting along. He stopped and stared as
he saw Mary 1t was one o. the little boys who lived across from Mary's.
oh, can't you get your dolly across the water? he exclaimed. lust hand
the carriage to me, and III lift it over
80 Belinda got over the water, and Mary thanked the lad for his kindness
He's about eight, a ear older than Mary, n he also had been sent to the
store by bis mother so they chatted a little a they walked along
When they came back from the store nj he had lifted Belinda over the
gutter again they felt quite well acquainted.
After that Mary wMs invited to play in the yard across the street and the
children owe there sometimes can In to play with her. ana they wondered
that they should ever have wasted so much time in getting acquainted. Maybe
it will be like that with you and the little nw girl"
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1T might be that-yes, it might be
that, and-and the consummation of
that revenge may account for all which
has occurred. But l must go on with
what l had to tell
had forgotten the passage Of time.
the men riding steadily IN advance.
constantly increasing their distance.
even the possible Importance Of he
dispatch within my jacket pocket. The
evident distress OF the girl riding be-
side me, whose tale, I felt sure, would
fully Justify her strange masquerade
in male garments, her risk Of life and
exposure to disgrace in midst OF
fighting armies, held me- |neglectful Of
all else. l realized that, Whatever the
cause, ] had uncousciOusly become q
part Of its development, and that 1
was destined now to be even
deeply involved. Whatever the mys,
terry. l must solve It for her sake. My
hand again sought hers, holding 1t in
firm clasp. There was q sound Of
hoofs on the dusty road behind US.
1T is Peter" she whispered. what
can have happened"
The rider barely paused, turning his
horses head even as he spoke hastily.
Captain Grant is with the ambu-
lance, Mistress Claire" he reported.
He came up alone about five min
utes ago."
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WHY Salves Can't Cure Eczema

Since the old-fashioned theory of
curing eczema through the blood has
been given up by scientists, many
different salves have been tried for
skin diseases. But it has been found
hat these saIves only clog the pores
and cannot penetrate to the inner
skin below the epidermis where the
eczema germs are lodged.
This-the quality of penetrating
probably explains the tremendous
success of the we'll known liquid &C.
zema remedy, oil of wintergreen,
thymol, glycerine, etc, as compound
ed in ODD. Prescription.
We have sold other remedies for
skin troubles but none that we "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-16
SANDWICHES.

When there are several slices of
fresh bread left from a meal, it IS
often wiser to make them into sand
witches at once and serve them the
same day than put them in the bread
box and overlook them until dry.
Sandwiches VIII keep fresh and pal
atable if put into a dish ana covered
with a damp cloth, and a plate to keep
In the moisture. Many little dainty
bits may be used to fill these sand
wlcbes.
Cooked chicken livers chopped and
mixed with melted butter, a little lem
on juice, cayenne, salt and chopped
olives. This filing is good without
olives and resembles pate de fois gras.
Moisten faxed smoked white fish
with butter, add chopped pickles. sea-
son with mustard paste and a dash Of
cayenne; used as a filling for white
bread sandwiches.
Another-Finely minced salmon and
cucumber mixed with salad dressing.
Finely minced celery and chopped
peanuts mixed with salad dressing.
Sardlne Sandwlches.-Remove the
skin and bones from s~ardines, mash
them to a paste with hard-cooked
egg yolk; season with salt, pepper and
q little lemon Juice.
Cheese sandwlches.-Equal quaint
ties Of grated cheese and butter
creamed together. Spread on bread
and sprinkle with minced water cress.
Mix together chopped nuts, and rails
ms and a little lemon juice. Heat
through, let cool and spread on gra-
ham crackers. Press together lightly
and put into a moderate over to crisp.
Orange marmalade makes nice fill
ing for sandwiches.
Cream cheese and chopped cherries
is another good filing.
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recommend as highly as this for we
know that Odd. stops the itch at
once. We can give you a trial size
bottle for 20 cents that will be
enough to prove it.
OF course all other druggists have
Odd, Prescription-go to them if
you can't come to us-but don't ac-
cept some big profit substitute.
But if you come to Il store. we
are so certain of what Odd. will
do for you that we offer you q full
size bottle on this guarantee:-If
you do not find that it takes away
the itch AT ONCE, it costs you not a
cent.
Barnekov & PETE.
I,auar Drug Co.
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CHAPTER XXVlIl.
Before General Arnold.


I felt her hand withdrawn quickly,
and the swift intake of her breath, yet
there was no sharpness in the voice.
Captain Grant, Peter2 What can
the man want here?"
He claimed to be hunting desert
ers," returned Swanson, as calmly de-
liberate of speech as v But that
was false. He knew We were on the
road, and asked for you."
For me? And you told him
Merely thai you rode ahead to see
that tho road was clear. Then | left
at once, fearing he might join you"
She sat a moment in silence, her
head bowed; then looked across into
my face.
This arrival must end our confer
ence. Major she said soberly. Cap
tain Grant must not know that you are
with me-that would mean hghting.'
Surely you do not wish me to run
away?"
Yes, this time, for my sake as we'll
as your wi If | could have completed
my confession you would realize the
necessity. However, the fact that you
are the bearer of dispatches should
be sufficient; your duty to the Colo
niles Is more important than any pri-
vate quarrel. You will go?"
"Yes-but you? Are you safe with
him?"
Perfectly. I wish I might be
clothed in my own proper dress, but
with Peter and Tonopah on guard,
Captain Grant alone is 0 danger
GUS Besides. l wish to learn his pur-
pose in seeking to join US" She hes
ltated, You must not fear for me,
but-but l wish to tell you all, and
and l am sure I shall need your help"
You mean | am to join you again
at Elmhurst?"
is that asking too much?"
Clair" l whispered. bending to-
ward her, so Peter could not ~overhear,
nothing shall keep me from coming,
dear. l will ride back the moment my
dispatches are In Arnold's hands. But
tell me, first, if you are not afraid of
Grant himself, what Is 1t you need me
for?"
Eric" she answered swiftly. HE
has disappeared, dead or deserted. Oh,
[ cannot believe the last is true. 1t
vas TO save his reputation that
dressed In this uniform, performed the
work assigned him. l feel sure Grant
knows where he is, what has become
OF him. l went to him In Philadel-
phia, but he only sneered, and said tho
boy had doubtless u away. / know
better: that is not like a Mortimer.
But 1 cannot search for him; | must
stay with my father. But if can only
be assured you will come"
You can be assured"
Mistress Claire broke in Peter,
some one is riding up the road"
Yes, Peter. yes, Major, wait here!
Don't move. We will go back and
meet him"
held my horse steady, although he
made an effort to follow. Voices came
back to me through the darkness
Grants loud enough to be clearly
heard.
what, Is this you, Claire?" he
laughed grufhy. "By all the gods, l
thought 1t must be Eric. l never ex-
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Thurs. Fri. Sat. May l6, II, 10
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WITH OR WITHOUT FOUNDATION,
WITH HIGH OR NATURAL WAIST
LINE, TO BE TUCKED OR CATH
EpED
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This Coupon mast accompany the
order.
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Character Songs and Dances

CARNEY and WAGNER