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scant. The car swept up to a corner
house OF modest and homely aspect.
Two minutes more, and Alan was ex.
changing salutations with and making
his brlde-to-be known to Digby's good
friend. the Reverend Mr.. Wright.
Embarrassment worked confusion
with the young mans perceptive facul.
ties. As this moment approached
when two should be made one who had
gone through fire and food. literally
as well as hguratively. for each 9th.
er's sake, incredibly drew q veil be-
fore his vision. He viewed the world
as In a glass. darkly.
lie was aware OF decently fur.
nished minister's study; Of TWO wit
nesses in the guise OF unassumipg
womenfolS OF the minister's house
hold, of the Rev Mr.. Wright himself
as a benevolent voice rolling sono-
rously forth from a black-clad pres
euee; OF the woman OF his heart stand.
ing opposite him: of questions asked
and responses made; OF a ring that
was magica!ly COnjured from some
store apparently maintained against
precisely similar emergencies; OF A
hand that took the hand that was to be
his wtte's and placed il In his: Of his
clumsy and witlsSs buugling with the
task OF fitting that ring TO the finger
OF his swestheart's hand
And then he was aware Of a door
that banged violently in the hallway.
OF the sound OF a mans voice maktns
some lndtsttnguishahle demand that
Roses hand was suddenly whipnad
away, before he could NJ on the rims.
that the study door vas flung open and
that this animal OF a Marrophat had
precipitated himself into the room
lie opened his mouth to protest
and Marrophat silenced him with =
cry.
You fool. Drop that ring, s,oD
'ats farce. Dont you know whom,
you're marrying That woman is In.
9th Urine, you idiot--not Rosel-
blankly Alan turned TO the girl
Her banning face. her sullep eve.
her very pose, from which the ma,
ner OF Rose had dropped ike a cas-,
garment, confessed the truth OF Mar.
rophSts assertion. And as IL this wsrs
not enough Judith confessed il sonhIs
With a sudden outbreak Of such ravs
as never could have been brewad n
Roses gentle nature.
You devil" she cr:ed-apd thrsv,
herself in front Of Marrophat With =.
spring as 1.-THE as that OF lsona-,toss
Take warning now from ne. kssD
out OF my way forever after this-or
take the consequences! God knows :
she painted. Why | don't kill YOU as
you standl~
| he was in her w&T. between her and
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running board. was shouting ihaTtic%
lately and nourishIsI an imperative
hand. while the distance between
them was momentarily growing less
noticeable
As MarrophatE car drew abreast
Alan nodded and said quietly; Don't
be alarmed. can attend to this gen
tleman siHgle-handed. +"
And this be proceeded TO demon
strate with admirable ease. even
though called upon TO DO 80 far soon
er than he had thought 10 be-thanks
10 MarrOphats hair.brained precipl
fancy. For failing 10 influence the
taxi driver By shouted demands or
threats. Or TO gain the least attention
from Alan, Trines 1rst lieutenant alb
ruptiy and surprisingly took his lie
10 his hands and In enc Wild bound
bridgea the distance between the two
flying cars and landed on the ta1i's
running board
Stop" no screamed madiy. stop,
I say! You don't know what you're
doing. Let me tell you
He got that far but no farther In
the came breath Alan had aung wide
the door and vas al the fellows throat.
There was a struggle OF negligible
duration, Msrrophat vas Ia no way
his antagonists match. within three
seconds he threw out both hands,
ciutched hOpeiesBly at the framework
Of the cab. and fell heavily To the
street
The taxi sped on without pause, its
driver deaf to the halls OF innocent II
indignant bystanders Alan pulled
himself together and looked back just
10 time to catch glimpse Of a mum
Der OF loafers lifting Marrophat 10 his
feet and helping him 10 the sidewalk
u an uuaayory looking tenement. be
fore the cab took a corner on two
wheels
Not seriously injured, / fancy" he
told the girl In response to her eager
look. Worse luck!" he added
glOOmily
But II seeemed that he was TO have
greater cause than this 10 complain o.
his luck. before that ride was ended
Three blocks further on a tire blew
out with a report like a cannon-crack
or. and the taxi lurched perilously
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hesltated. slowed down. and limped
deieetodly to the curb
Alan and the chauffeur piled out In
tho same instant. the one standing
guard-~with an eye out as well for
another cab while the other assessed
damages.
Nothing for It but a new tire, STR"
this last reported sympathotically. 1T
must have been a broken bottle or
something like hiatt sure did rip
the usefulness clean out OF that shoe. {"
Go to IT, Alan advised him terse.
by, and II you make quick job of Il,
III stand the cost Of tho new tire "
Hut II another cab comes along
while you're az It youn lose us as
quick as a wink Here's my card. in
case We have 70 desert you in hurry.
you understand this is a matter OF life
and death. and IN have no time to
eCttie up with YOU HUT sou can call
at Mr. Djsbys office and he'll nx
things up to your satisfaction
The man took tho card and after a
+
With more noticeable respect.
An right Mr. law, be agreed
ANY you say And forthwith
{ got 60 work
/ The raptdtty with which he con,
I Ploted the change OF tires proved him
an excellent chauffeur. an adept at Ms
craft. but the delay was one diSas.
f trcos Tor all that II worked together
I With What Alan par1onabuy described
+ as the aevtl's own luck 10 bring the
/ toarink car In sight at the precise mo.
/ wsnt when the chauffeur Vas crankins
I up and Alaa 90 the point OF re enter.
Ing the cab. And though they wer~
E % again before Allan co0ld close the
f door, the attempt was hopeless from
{ the start
Nlans diStaste Tor interference bad
I been too c0oytRctaEly demonstrated
/ The touring car Tor the time being
roatrHted itself With trailing about
Hrty test ju the rvar While the tax
r "a the tenement Pgrlieus o. the Ho.
rokso Waterfront and found its Say
into the broader streets % an aupr,~
tenticus suburban quarter
Not until they Nere vel Into the
sueurbs, with Few dwellings near ans
20 pedestrians 10 interfere. tld Marc
phats purpose become apparent Then
however and e happened While Alan
vas booSias eack-the touring car
drew IN swiftly and easily and Mario
Plat, rising IN his seat leveled a re
vclyrr over the windshield and ared
. The oracS OF b5s weapon vas p-ac.
ucaly coineideat vita a metallic thus
beneath the rear seat q the taxicab
Not Tor some moments did Alan an.
DFSeLale the ylcsouAzsss Of the x-hs,,,.
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CHAPTER XIV.


NaAAe nefiENEs
Far upwards Of three quarters 81 an
hour Of that golden morning which fob
bowed this night nf his return 70 New
York. Sir. Las Was permitted 10 Co
aeem himself this happieat Of mortala
The beginning Of the period was
wynchTon0us with the slam ~ taxi
Sab door that shut away q supetnacus
worid from tbs company oF two who
soEed
The sound spelled safety M veil ~
sueeeas Ia Aian's understanding
me ear slipped smoothly away from
she curb. pursued oBly by iittle gust
~ semkiF0nir eheers from the little
company d working mea who had wit
meaaed ~ well an meaaaFabiy paTtiet
patsd in the putatlve elapement FROM
the house ~ Urine
Vi9liant for any Indication that their
evasion had had . witnehs Ia that
stran9e home OF deathlena hatred.
Alan watched II through the little
wtedaa u the back ~ the cab until a
corner blntted uat the vision Of ~.
then uith q Sigh 81 relief sank doan
BY the aide ~ the woman 10 whom hin
every thought. impulse ana emotion
wefe dedicated
Resell be whispered. and tenta-
tsseiY touched one oi the hauds that
iay gleathed "a her lap
Aa responded with uever y sign 20
InaieHts consciousness either % bis
gDaea ur hlN whisper
Aaa faMlhalns himself 81 the strain
irafa#ed upon Der by the experiences
khfaush whleh theY had just passed
hiau excused her unreRpuhaiyeuraA GA
sFuWaaa II reaction. saa for the time
feit constrained ~ les hts sweetheart
fsst and feaain her uoFpial polse
thwra Waa bllaa enough for him Ia The
consciousness thai h0 had Won hef
safely aHHy, that nothing now more
then a hHau hours drive across tosG
esd hF lefrY actoaa the Hudson stood
hesWeea them ard the marriage thai
ahnHtd preVe tho contamination ~ all
theif triala BARRING accident'
Allan bad too egtan Suffered the pen
ally af appointment for ovef.lndut
Eenee ID this failing II hia for depreci
afiek the unforeseen. not 70 make ths
mental reservation. "llarrlug acct
tpntat- with little shiveF Of dread
had any Of Tftnea household beer
anwaisant IT bis daughters eseape
AIan argued. Interference muat hav,
Aeen instant
despite the reahNuFtn9 aspect, thl
rFeneeapatton Of his companion =,
wuge upen him THAT he was prpHentll
30 ianEeT able 10 refrain from disturb
taA ssF
tlesef@ be beEEpd again. ctoslnE
hand trnaetly over hers "neatva
nlft. don't VERY another instant u,
nnlFa Yourself, remember We are SAT-,
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the omen door. She gave him no
nance 10 move aside, but seized him
40 sercely by the wrists that he In
stiuctively lifted to protect himself
and she fairly threw him half dozen
feet from her. He brought up with
a crash against the wall even as the
door slammed behind the girl.
When Alan, the first to recover
gained the sidewalk, she was already
in the taxicab. Whatever reward she
had promised the man, he whipped MS
machine away as If from the fear Of
sudden death.
And darting from the house hard
on the minister's heels, Marrophat
leaped into his own car and, as II ne
had not heard her threat or received
substantial proof OF her earnestness'
tore off in pursuit.
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tackle dragged the ground
ropes.
II was the work Of a minus
vince a thick-headed policea
the attempt was feasible a.
be permitted. It was the woh
than another minute to rig
the line and fasten rouna
beneath the arms. Voluntee
lack: q couple of husky lons
sprang to the ropes at DIS I
They heaved with a will. NJ
the ground. he scared, he q
caves Of the shed-roof, and =
cease hauling, drew himself i
last. backed a little ways az,
calculating his direction nS.
a running jump launched =
over the street.
The momentum OF bis -
him well out over the hes
throng assembled in the
truly toward that window
was waiting. Then its -
ened. For an awful instSl
ueved that he had failed %.
last expiring ounce OF tupe,s
brought within graspins
the window sill.
Hauling himself up, hs p
into his arms
A great tongue Of taEay -
Sagrily cut OF the Wihao
swung her back to safety.
Cro BE C'OSTJS uEls
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~. . - Hearts - ths ~a~ath ssiKn" rrn-
0taEsd ~ heasea TrtHs iA the pFfyass Wsf
80 svhKsm@es which, thgeagh me aHeNay -
tsss aaaehtsf. IHalth. wetaaa ~ violent
aAeztAtes has his aas, ~ wAAts aNaiasf AisH
- = HvN ~ EHe Man fe@@ ahadg wha was
saasseefig fEsEuHslhfs Tor SIS aEei4sHt aHieh
ssssaeFNd TFiar hetbfes4 eFtpbta gaf tifa
&taA - - love visa hass. Jaaiths fwta ahd
ssahis. theWsh - All else haf opposite Ia
sttth F@@a - 09Eegaea Atana ataths Dut h@
saves her life uHsssF dramatic circumstance
ssh - aasttSiMalE ana HawH3taK4s NlHs
h@H tWWs EheFaafteF JudsFh IL w turns
@Hfm4ssd " me sta hatrea. tha ns~ lose,
ana laaiaaaf 81 Naa4
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CHAPTER XVII

ne Huls
Theirn Was the last vehicle 10 swing
hetweeu tho gates before these last
were closed
Aud this waa quite as we'll. for Alan.
rlh,aE for one last backward glance
through the rear window. started IN.
voluntarily and ehoked upon an ex.
eiamatiup when hB deserted power.
~. touring ear tearing madly toward
the feFFy house, ltU one passenger half
riRtng from the front seat. beside the
driver. and exhibiting couutcnance
purple With eougeated chagriu as he
saw his car barred out OF the carriage
entrance
Quickly sensitive 10 his emotion. the
girl caught nervously at Alan's hand.
what Ia L. dcaFH"
"Margophat." he snapped
She uttered huShod cry of dlsmay
Dent DO alarmed. however" he
/ fastened 20 comfort her. Hes lost
the race the gates are shut--eyen tho
/ passenger gates-apd there must be-
a company apotter sOmawh here near by
Tor the satemau ls virtuously refusing
GO b. hrlhed by a roll OF money as
I thick a. my wrist!'
/ Az that instant tho taxieah rolled
aboard tho terry boat. the deck gates
F we're closed hoarse whistle rpnt the
roaring silence OF tho city; Wluehss
ratified and chains canked aud tho
i boat wore pgudcguualy out ~ It's sup
I 80 mach for Mr. Mareophatt" Alan
CROW ed. Sitting down Fooled again,
I ltr eaat step ua uow!"
Perhaps e.
F Why that perhapsr WAY tina,
,onet" be demanded sharply. strp.k
BY the torvb0d,ug her acveats con
Jeaaad
hta lsH1 the only ferry There's
f the Pennsylvania and the lackawann5
ard by hard driving he mieht even
manage "a catch the beat that con
pects With this from the Chrtsgophe,
street terry o. the Ertet~
lmposaiblp' | don't believe lti
weati"
~Lsts not. che agreed, enut. Alan
sYeas~
@rroBise me a ne should masav,
70 catch up with ua=ycu won't let Rim
taN 60 You ! mean. dont let him
No fear ~ that De ass,ryatst
ho,iy n be tries to exchange on,
word With mel oDly vtsh he uoul1',
she seemed satisfied with that b,r
TIE Incident had served appreriahly 4,
chih their spirits They acvonp,ssh. a,
the remainder % that voyage IN
tlvncv that VAS uo lrss aypFvssr5 h..
yaaas shey sat hand ia hand throusb \
ans
Nor wAs tbsir taxtcab three rnlnp,.,
oat % the fcFry hoase ca the Jar,.,
shore thcaEh the chauHear stlr,Y
later b. Aaas gNtravakaut promfs,y.
! Was a0lnE BIS bsrS3 20 fracture "A.
sired laws ans escape arrsst-whss
tbs SHln inars vcra amply Justified
: e ahosi frcw hehind drvw Alana hrs.
: cat ct th- siu4ow on one side ara m.
! girls CT the ether ard proved h h.,rl
> that NaFrorhat ha3 intcrt fasnH s,-,.
!. ~ay So sake the crossing uftbog
. erea, ariav
. hH o. -.rg car VAS within asu
yards she's thew arsi uere aware .
Z 4. G-t NsrroFbat. standing % IA,
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surprise had gained the -
before they recovered ana
stay him.
Indifferent to them all. bs !.
knob and shouted: 'Rosel
Her cry came back to hIn
fed scream: Alan! HelpI
Backing away with a maa
throwing himself bodily y.
door and breaking it down Il
denly confronted by a hideop,
humanity-face of man an n,
bruised and swollen and +
with smears of dried blood ~
bandage round his temples
the less vaguely recognizabls
The words that streamed
distorted lips drove recognlHs.
Gee, fellers, look't who's
1t amt tn guy what threv
that gtrder this morRin'. sl,,
and let me kill TIL"
Without the hesitation a,
beat Alan swung heavily for 4.
jaw. The blow went sofia,
The man fell like a poled o.
Pandemonium ensued. RAJ
their comrade, the rufians
Alan with. one mind and On.
Murder would have been Al,
and there had it not been for
banister-rail, which gave way
tating the lot to the ground X
the hallway.
simultaneously the lamp On 4
was struck from its braes
crashed to the floor, its III.
breaking and loosing flood
sene to receive the burning NJ
explosion followed instantly
trice the hallway was lake y
ing oil, and hungry flames M
ing up the rotting wallpaper N
ing into decayed baseboards Al
treads.
Still fighting like a madus,l
testing every foot of the wall
was borne down the hall and
the front door. A scream q
greeted him as he reeled out Y
open. 1t was echoed By n
threats.
The doorway vomited M
women of the tenement. They
it for a time, blocking both egr'
ingress. By the time they BID
and left the way clear solid
fame stood behind it.
Thrice Alan essayed to Ri
barrier of fire, and thrice it Tim
back. Then. struggling and
to release himself and try a
was seized by a brace of abb
policemen and rushed fifty ID
the house before let go.
Lack of breath checked himl
tarily.
He looked up, dashing d
smarting eyes tears draw
sitting clouds of smoke. Il
vaguely at the second story h
woman leaning out and shfisl
help.
That it was hopeless to ate
staircase he well knew.
aside, he endeavored to com
sober senses. and cast about
more feasible way to effect TIL
of his Rose.
The tenement occupied On.
, of a narrow street. Directly
a storage warehouse stood
other corner. Before this last
common landing stage for Z
: liveries, protected by q
And, suspended from a tim
-, peered out over the caves. q
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ALHAM BRA

The Stonlng." from the story by
James Oppenheim. In which Viola
Allen Is featured. heads the new
bill opening today at the Alhambra.
II Is one Of the strongest OF Edison
plays and shows promise. OF being
the best three.reel drama the Al
hambra has booked this year.
Ruth falls In love with Alec
Peters. o brakeman Her fathers
opposition only makes matters
worse. Ruth runs away with Alec.
Alec eyades marrying her on one
pretext or another until she knows
the sharpest pain OF womanhood.
The man to whom she has given
her love Is scoundrel
The minister finds Ruth and
brings her home. She ls forgiven
by mother and father. her fault be
ing one OF Judgment. not OF immoral
impulse. Then her friends and as
sociates stone her In the modern
method. Next morning her body Is
found I'm the lake. She has gone
10 Him who forgiyes poor. erring
humanity.
A couple OF other shorter pictures
round out the bill.
CLASS A
Glass A patrons have n treat this
week In the return OF Cleo Mad
ison. one OF the regular fayorltes
on Manager Smyth's list The liu-
man Menace" In which Miss Madi.
son fills the leading role, Is one OF
her greatest successes.
The play tells the story OF a WI
lage girl. forsaken by her worth
less lover. whose sense OF Justice
compels her TO make q tremendous
sacrifice 10 save another girl from
fate such as her own.
The Joy OF the audience is plain
when noe Wharton tCleo Madlsonl
finds the man she loves Is willing
to forget the past and make her his
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The Movies. Frank Sermon
Preached by "Hypocrites"
Mirror Held Up to Society Seattle opens as Film
House, Review of Bills
eY FREDDIE FILM

T. The fypocrea; The
Naked TRUTH Liberty theatre Sunday an dn
oApurgRed version OF this remarkable story
As tac', the In nothing to condemn IN
insisting meroes cutting Of scen the Los Angeles eehSoS
convicted themselves OF prudcry
n Is reported that and pulpit Ia Eastern eueH
against immoral then indeed Is
carried foolish and dangerous extreme
viewed the phoopay The
Naked Truth aleFory monk consecatng himself by at
ing and prayer. fashions In his vision OF truth
permission 10 give the trulh 10
All unveiled the king and the queen
the military the class the maHseheNeh the "uhN"us WIZ
trelE
The truth ~ naked woman -....-,
Society lis shocked sculptorH hohermonka lead the attack
upon him spear The statue Il destroyer
The people do not want the truth .,-- -. 49,, -
only would accept ia maiden pure ana "n
times The the pastor OF
recognize the congregation the maiden
others
Truth has TO life Margaret Edwards the truth Is
In real elothcB
The minister the maiden
follow. though It Is difficult and periouS
climb
Children dragged back by their
climb but his gold Is heavy ana
behind The society woman makes start but SOILS
Truth holds up the society but will not look
II "a wonderful photography Truth, though beautiful is made 10
apnear nsiye aud but immoral MIND
could immortality In a.
The Naked Truth another TILE The Hypoci'es
During this time the Liberty management
has increased the admission to 20 enlS
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wife.
This 10 a play Of real life and full
OF dramatic situations Wild
Blood" aud All In the Same Boat
furnish the laughs A comedy
drama completes the program
COLONIAL
In addition TO the big Tolstoi
dramatic feature. Anna Karenina.
tho Colonial theatre on sunday
scored what II known In newspaper
parlanee as beat by Showing
here. for the first time. motion pic
lures Of the recent varsity rowing
race AZ OAKLAND estuary. between
the stanford, Washington and Cali.
fornia crews
In Anna Karenlna." Betty Nan.
sen and Edward Jose are afforded
splendid opportunities for their act
Ing
Miss hansen. especially. 10 thor.
oughly convincing IN her role. and
one can almost read the aoulstir.
ring emotions within her breast In
the expression % her eyes alone It
n The old story Of woman paying
the penalty which Tolstol tells.
Anna Il hungry for love. Her
husband. a man OF affairs. Ia too
busy 10 give her any attention He
IL not even polite or respectful In
his neglect. But when she gives
hcraelf 20 another. Il IL be who
claims 10 have been wronged-and
the world agrees with him Her
cud h. 1tfirfde
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HERE'S ANOTHER
R E AL BOOSTER
FOR NORTHLAND


SAN FRANCISCO. ,ml ~ -
/ with every spike that IL driven In
the T. =. government railroad IN
/ Alaska new empire. bigger and
more productive than the state oi
I California. comes closer to the
grasp OF the American people
This WAS the statement here 10
7 day OF Sen Harry Lane oi Oregon
/ Who has been IN close touch with
the Alaskan situation for many
7 years.
Americans do not realize Alas
ka.' said Sen Lane Most Of M
imagine II to be frozen waste
containing gold mines This Is a
wrong impression.
Wonderful Farming Land
The Tannua valley IL 800 miles
long and $50 miles wide
4 am merely citing u 49, an In.
stance, There are many more aim
I liar valleys as big as the Tanann
IL il carpeted with soft. yeNety
moss,
Great herds ~ moose and cart
bou Craze there. The moss can be-
rolled hack like a rug Under the
sod there are LAYERS ~ Ice which
have kept the soil constantly In a
state % snhlrrigatlon
In summer the sun shines for -
hours "A day. That land will pro
duce the biggest cabbases and p0
tatnes In the world
Then there are the vast Mata
nuAka coal fields Part OF them
have bern reserved hS the govern
ment. but there are thousands OF
acres OF coal land there open foi
I settlement.
All Can Own Coal Mine
Every American who wishes "a
may own his own coal mine
N described the Kind OF celery
/ they raise In Alaska you would moi
believe me The same holds good
for many other kinds Of fruit and
/ vegetables
There are more fish there than
anywhere else except Norway"
a number Of years ago Horace
Greeley said. Go West. Young man
and grow up with the country
Some did To-day they are wealthy
aud others envy them and Kick
themselves because they ignored
( the advice.
~ Greeley were alive today he
would say. Go 10 Alaska. younE
man
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ence and say: You men doh I
seem to realize that our brains
are big enough to cope with yours
and our souls are broad enough
TO harbor sympathy and perfect
trust. Yet all the while We know
that our hearts are so soft and
tender that at the slightest touch
OF the ONE man we drop all
other attributes. all other
thoughts. all other words save
those OF love.
"Margie. have come TO think
that the earth holds nothing that
can compare with the words: I
love You and that Paradise itself
opens its doors To the woman
y ho. looking into the face OF the
man she loves. can whisper You
love me.
You see. Mareie dear. am
writing my love letter to you In
stead OF Bin for he would prob
ably think | had gone suddenly
insane II he knew | had a viru-
liant relapse into the exuDerant
love OF my youth. but YOU. dear,
are the woman who understands.
Il sometimes think all women
Observation-Disclosures Il IS spring,
dear, when even old nature puts
forth new leaves and heckons the
sun and the bees with birds and
blossoms.
bill and ! are going TO he
married tomorrow here in y. Y.
rnd sail for long. lazy trip
around the world. Sorry can't
see the new baby but write ne.
dear. and tell me you are as happy
as am
Ito be continued tomorrow