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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-26
REAL HEAVENLY
MUSIC

Will probably never DO heard by mortal
cara. But music that approaches as
nearly a. can possibly be to celestial
melody 10 an ear and soul treat that
persons Of even moderate means can
rive themselves any hour OF any day
In the year.
All that II II necessary to do Is to
become the possessor of enc of EDl-
SONS marvellous Diamond Point.
"Noiseless" Photographs.
These wonderful instruments have
no equals. They reproduce with sbso-
lutte accuracy and ndelity every tone
and meditation of singers voice
and Of musical Instruments sound.
The finest classic music is given hy
them In manner trat the most cul-
kivated ear will appellate; and comic
songs and raStime are almost trans
formed into high-elass music.
And there are no needles to he
changed: thu fine Diamond Point is
permanent. never wears blunt.
BE sure to drop in and let US play
your favorite airs-or any you may
select---for you; there is nd charge for
doing 30. we enjoy the music as much
As You will.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-26
DEATHS.

January ~, 1915. 1890
p. NJ, at her home. %z& North Tenth
Street, MRS. ERA FRANCISCO
THOMAS, wife of Mr. J. W. Thomas.
aged ffty-stx years.
Funeral from st. Johns Episcopal
Church, TUESDAY. January rs. at
r. ii.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-26

JACKSoN-Ths funeral OF MRS. M. A.
JACKSON. OF 1TlS winder Street.
will be held from the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Sanders 1909 Perry street,
South Richmond, TUESDAY EVEN
INC; at x:30 p. NJ. Interment In Oak
wood Cemetery. Funeral private.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-26

requisition was issued ysstsrd19
for vioi1 Rowe, who II now bedA1g
held In the jail ut winston salem, u.
c.. for tho authorities In Danville ".
Chief Of Polica T. J, Burgess. Of Dam
Vile viii 70 after the prisoner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-26

of apopiexv January 20.
at II A. NJ, at her residence. ef7
North Twenty third Street, MRS.
AMANDA NJ JONES, in the eighty
afth year of her age. She was the
sister of the late Mrs. M ]. Chalk
ley, Dr. A. p. Woodfn and Mrs @. f.
williams. She is survived by two
daughters. Miss N. Jennie Jones and
Mrs E. c. Barrett. and three grand
children. w. ~ Bailey and Bessie and
Augustus Barrett
Funeral at venabie- street Baptist
Church WEDNESDAY. January ~,
r. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-26

GoDDrN--Die6. on Monday afternoon
at her residence. b27 North Eighth
street. MRS BRITANNIA LUCY
GODDIN. in the fifty ninth year OF
her age.
Funeral at II A. NJ. WEDNESDAY
from the First Baptist Church,
Afternoon papers please copy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-26
RICHMOND BUSINESS
SHOW IS ATTRACTIVE.
ALL SORTS OF MODERN OFFICE
APPLIANCES ARE BEING
DEMONSTRATED.
IS AT 1909 EAST MAIN
WILL BE OPEN DAILY THROIGh
FRIDAY FROM 10 IN MORNING
UNTIL 0 At NIGHr-No-
TICEs ISSUED.
IS AT 1909 EAST MAIN

Fifteen hundred postal cards. pro-
duced within an hour on one Oh the
modern writing duplicating business
devices" and addressed at an equally
rapid rate on another moaern ma
chine, were sent out yesterday alter-
noon by Secretary Lloyd. OF the Busi-
ness once Appliance Association
which is giving Richmond it's first
business show. These cards were sent
TO heads of Richmond business houses.
They read as follows:
"R.>hmond's first big Business Show
is holding forth at 1908 East Main
Street. It opened today and closes at
. =. M. Friday. the 18th.
Every member Of your firm Is In
vited to attend. and 1t is respectfully
suggested that you instruct your en-
pioyes to call. investigate all exhibits.
and give you a written report on any
thing that will increase efficiency, or
save you money.
mo charge for admission. Open
from 10 A. NJ. to F. M
Tells But Part Of Story.
The card. while setting forth the
essential facts. falls far short OF tell
ing the story Of the show. The show
must be seen IL its story would be
known ana Its value as Richmond
Institution appreciated by those who
are striving In these days to secure in
their ofYlcea. or other business places
the greatest degree of efficiency.
The front OF the building, faced
with . large banner. setting forth that
the Richmond Business Show Is
housed therein, stands out prominent
". ana no passerby can possibly miss
knowing where the show IL located.
Along either side of the ample cor
ndor have been set up booths which
ere occupied by producers Of modern
business machinery. ofiicee appliances
and systems for the saving OF time
and work in the conduct OF business.
ONCE furniture and f,ling outfits or
various types and quality also are on
exhibition
All Lines Interested.
In the exhibit there are many
things to interest the business man,
regardless OF what his 1se may he.
and to interest his employees, whether
thew be clerks, statesmen. hookkcepers
or In any ether branch OF business en-
deavor The educational features OF
the show are many
Each exhibitor has in his booth COM
petent demonstrators, all OF whom arc
ready 10, and who gladly impart to
sny person :nquiripg. all Information
ought
Adding machines, addressing ma
chimes, duplicating machines. loose
'eaf binders and systems. all sorts OF
free furniture and movable equip
nent. writing machines of several
Ppes and other valuable pieces oil
isae-saving apparatus are on display
Though II had been expected tc
have the show ready for opening al
noon yesterday. I; was some hours
bftervard before the iast exhibit went
into Its space. In spite of the fact
that the show was not assembled as
eariv as had been anticipated. the at
tendance was large throughout the
afternoon ard all visitors found them
telves more than repaid for the visit
made TO the show
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-08
{! objective de los aiemanes.

\ prcposito DC 10 anterio" EOS pa
rece opo.tuno traducir de lie Jour
nal De Paris /" siguicrtc c~xplicacion
del ohjctivo alcmaa cn ST. persecution
dc los rjarciioS rgsoS.
Los o.cm"ncs tr2tabar dc apoGcrar-
Sc de n gran Inca de r. ~rocarril que
va de:r;.@ del frcntc dc los. cjcrcitos
de Wilma = kowHo. ante I! centre dc
los ejGrcitos aicmanes.
Tn oitrcito utilI&a dos classes de fe-
rro:arIi!es: mos pcrpe diculares. al
frcHte 10 unen = Il has cS dccI?,aa
los centres dc "p"ovisioi amicnto: sol
las lineas de comuricacicueS; los otros
paralelos al frcntc. p2rtliten los deS-
plazamiem,o. 4 10 largo de csc frente
Y .igan en coniunto las diversas par
tcs: son los transversalcs. Parccc
que el Objective Immediate de los alc-
CPa>a Il In Pag. jill. Col. ia.)
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CPl,a IA In Pag. jill. Col. la.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-08
MUJER c
Por Gregorio Martinez Sierra.

harra de uuerer. que no he tenldo
,~rraroue nara ouerer a otro. No
SOY. robre de solemnidad. no tengo
opa oanarme Ia vida: pero no soy
rfca Y no puedo hacer vida de socie-
dad, Nj madre eSta cansada; mi
padre es viejo. va no trabaja. va no
70 pusra salir de cash.. Aqul Vi
limos como en- IN convento.... Al
o,nas yeces pierso: Que largoS son
lbs d;as, 4 vcceS. mirandome al es-
ncio y vjendo aleunas canas en- las
/ stones. One corla e. Ia vida, Ne
! .nrr,.c mo.rglmente; no es que no
..,,, ,ado ore hacer: ,eago cue cut
H.. ,i ,.ah,os vieros one VA van
... ,a.o ,.b,.osos = ove
. o,,a r.do los M
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ava ,.r.y,, nm noouirino
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-08

SHGIaD-e CSIIO tl NuED' que SI4pi''lT
Ell desesperado remedio de las mule
res chinas; pero es Indispensable que
os procurtis 4 toda costa csc mini
mum de distraction necesaria. que
10 debcis considerar solo como de-
recho. Sino como deber ineludible.
~ como. direis. E. divertirse.
/ siquiera sea IN POGO. cuesta dine
Iro..... Tambiln cuesta tinero una
medicinal, y Sc compra cuando es me-
hester. baio pena de perder Ia sa-
lud. La salud del espiritu. eI equi-
librio de Ia intciicencia. Ia algeria
del corazon 0 tan importantes CO.
mo IN salud del cuerpo, : conducen I
ella por anadidura; II mUjeT que
csta SiemDre p~reocIpada. O Slempre
! tristc. 0 siempre t~.,.bajandc. no pue-
lie estar sana. T! cuerpo cS tan en-
trahabIe amigo del alma, que en- TO-
/ dos Sus dueloS toma partc a%ctiva;
! Diimcro Ia ayuGa a soportar Ia pc
,,. ,;,Io 10
pcsadumbre. Y sin salud. ei traba-
0 6 impossible: sin sa.ud eS imposi-
D's u 'N =.
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ART|CULOS AjENOS
Tina Babel en- marcia

dos. pequeAos y blancos rusos. mien-
tras que bajo ell cielo mas cIementc
del Caucaso Sc dirigen hacia Tiflis o
E.ribau numerosas de ar
menios que huyen ante el Osmanii.
En- Ia Russia patriarcal y a~rcaica cree
ria uno haber tornado Z las epocas
de las e~migraciones b%ollsaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-08

He aoui una escenH On n esta-
ci6n perdida de Ia es.epa. \ inter
vaios haStante cortos Hasan treneS de
vagones destinados g. los animaleS.
Van ali los refugiadcs a quienes Sc
cnvia de una buena vez. sin etapas
in:crmedias al otro !ado de los mon
res Urales.
Cada uno de eSos convoyes COM
prende a cast todos los puehlos alo-
genos de Russia. Sc oven todaS las
lcnguas. Lo mismo que In naja que
LENA los techos. los desgraciados pa
rccen haher perdido Ia noclon del
tempo Y de las cosas.
En- Ia calzada que va de BreSt a
Moscou ell espectaculo puede apenaS
dcScribirSe. Gentes Y anima!es hui
yen en- Ia cinta De carrctera que sc
alarga sin fin en- la ~llanura dcSolada
dc otcno. Los hombres Il pie rodean
= los N~cillCilOS gil quo '''HD vi '''
carros de las hordas antiguas 4 a.
montonaGos las muierea. los ninos Y
los %vieics. tiradc:a por las bestiaS que
son dirigidas con un adcmdn que Sc
ha vuelto maquinal.
Como las gcntes. las campanas
han Gesertado De las ciudadeS y las
aldeas.
Los alcmanes ~encuentran ante 81
casas muertas y mudos campanarios.
Las iglesias polacas, l!tuanianas Y le-
tomas no nan ~repicado por los desas-
tres; pero sus feiigreses diseminadoS
en- los caminos de Russia estan con-
vcncidos de que sus campanas VOL
vcr5n un d;a 4 los modestos campa-
narios. para repicar 4 todo vueIo con
Ia algeria dc los hosannac, Ia nueva
dc 81 rctornO.
Oxford eagle., 1915-09-30

nafzsd ss though parzlTred ey ne
scene
Which v1y. excs1e1cT-- pzz-s1
Roleaa- rfdizg alongside.
Into the cfty.- cried Kitty. FAST a.
We eznt wiu he sas=r AZ the hctsL-
And 50. an hour later. she gave ths
nAzaxszsnt ct the Ritz yet more
ezzss fer vczaer. whea. IN tse early
hours ot the morning. hed-zzxis1
1EsAsveIe1. paEe. she and her zn7re-
possessing attendant pulled ~ ozes
mere N the street n frur1 cr the deer
In her o~7 ruou- after n certain
tine devoted 70 her toflet. whEch Iefr
her mere at rezce With herself. KEszy
sat for n tine pcndsrfnx- Yes. she
cnce mere lad halt the erir-sAa. kalf
given % her hT the king So far. 50
good But After al. she was as tzr
fro7 TIE ultimate success of ker
sr-z1d as ever she lad hesr- Her
own half Of the erfa-khat which she
had brought with her from Auerica-
where va IL n the possession q a
certain. tall strcug uan-a man who
had smiled when dangers threatened
him uaa she hated with al her
soul as xne now persuaded herselE
See ought TO late him vita az her
hszrt-yes. she was sure CT thar
Where vas he now. Al least she had
evened matters with him Once he
had left her helpless In the desert
now In turu she had Ieft him the pris-
crer Of ruthless men Peraa,s he
never again would see the H<ht OK czy
his life even row might be forfeit.
for al she knew II 50. she would have
been the cause Ct all that.
They may Kill him said Kitty to
herself I ecald rot endure the
thought os that-ir would be nv cxn
fault vii not admit that Il was his
fault I was used 80 cruelty hy his
zz1- He himself has aid no hand on
me uztil this very nighr-and then not
IN rute1ess- Indeed. fer all know.
had he rct coue VIXEN he did myself
might have paid the forfeit he may De
paying Row
Kitty paused fer n tine 70 Iock a.
her cw1 czce N the glass. r was very
pale. vsrT unhappy
! uusr set htz frse.- said she with
Sudden resolve to hersel. There has
been life enough lost ever this ALREADY
his zlzt nos ee AIDED I VII help
% get hfn f-ee-
Oxford eagle., 1915-09-30
cHAeTEs xxIsl.

c1u-t s1czio ard t-is rri.rca
Ear aerozz tAe neutral laads. bevrr1
the desert q I1tsrgrz-sn. n his hzzr-
irs lcdxs n tke edge of TIE tcrsss.
coGnr Szchio for Iozg hours of u1ce--
tzzz-y lad nE-se1 his own wrath ard
ctszprofatze1r AZ the eercseuezt az
t1e sc-rss wkseh hs had seez take
Place about HIM Pzcizx ~ and dr=n.
refusing f.oa CT drfnk- his rage always
tzr7ec toward tAs unazpry agent Rn-
1c-pa- his unsuccessful nexsenger-
-r0u- Rz1ollh cf Grzhc,en-- be ex-
cia.-et a. last -yo1 sAcuid have died
rather sAaa nerrzy nzes Al. Ycg BE-
u7Est cur e11-try a. wslI~
Tne nan addressed. nov practically
\ prisorer. and Il not an ohleet Ct sus-
1icion n least enc of hostility. sat
moody and unhappy IN TIE Eaia roou
q the lodge
I ea1 say 70 more. sxceElercy.-
sad he I failed. il . true But yoa
do noc count the sktn and power cg
these wao are a-rzved against ux
How should I csunt t1sm-- sx.
claimed Saehio. eercely. why shouIa
Oxford eagle., 1915-09-30
CHAPTER xxrv.



A twosnld Eentai arts1nd@ ocrurfed
Kitty as sAe stiu sat Z her eva apars-
neat tryfEx u make ssst estimate cs
her cwn Necessities and rhcse nf an
ether.
II seat to the police to reseue
Af7-- SIZE sai4 20 herself-an6 nov
zhe called -ki-- one who lately had
been her eneny--theY would ouiy
iazxh ~ me They 60 xs thsy Hks
these tzyA No cne kncws whose
frien1s tksT are-tkose cf the thfsxes
or u Aczesr people No. IL would be
useless 70 tel then-
4 have 1.- shs ezeEzIre6 kafs
alo1d Z see Il EOS The ktnx "a
srln afraid of sis peopIs-hs Is IA
Il hiz ewa Palace nnE Lest he see ia
shado~-anG al tAe time he Il lnnk-
lng fer a serung Ez7-she sane VIA
he called to his side thar -sxhr cf the
hali-Ccunr FREDERICK Very ven
ktzg M3cAasi wazts Count Fsederfes
and se shau have hin- Thzr n =
say. hs shall krow where he IA 7.
the kizg retains any power n TITS ess
srzcfed eo1ztry. surely Ne car prevail
against FAisves saeh as tAsss. Yea
Win write - the k1zx
fozr majesty abe wrote. 4,
nay fntsrsst yoa 10 knew fAuf csun,
Fredertrk Ia being lid a p-isouer b
ezat q asacAss. n thelr dive Eeas
Oxford eagle., 1915-09-30

Sachic grznhle1 scEae rsspouse. and
the other wezt On
These strained times cannot hci1
together torever-the break viii cone
before long Our cxn monarch VII
not continue 70 endure this coalition.
hzlf peace ard half suspicion. that
exists between the t-7 ktrgdoms-
-Tes-xar,- exclaimed Sachio- But
Why var without success. War fer
plan or purpose or rsszlt-yes. We
could agree TO that Bat curse r.,
nan. DC yo1 not see that 4 al haaEs
ca the ownershfp of this sptrit eoin +.
THsre = the issue Without that ne
cogld gain nothing z We did 90 70 var.
not evsn tncuEh we wcn the var
The economy cf q king nzy zean
much. ny tread went ca Sachio. Nj
chaeL. TIE dead hing. vas a b1siness
zz--hs saved he eccrcuy % \
7ecpie is The Anpe ce hzzfness-the
sconony of n king h the kope % n
people irseit There are tive sorts of
cnlk n tie wr-Id-fhcss vAo nake
=ortEarss and these wAo pay tAezL
King N.cAasi the sscun9 q Creuhof-
fen hs ea@ VIC makes Mortgages.
King Michnel tAe Ftrxs vas one vac
pIaznet 70 pay then. He saved tie
zc1ey for that rurpose-he tzfen1ed
% leave his kirKr.1z rich-
Put where Is bis htd6en treasury >
- a. - -.
der TIE s1-ti9catinrx q GrecxAorer
Our o~u rona-rh kzoxs 90 zaeh as
tHzt-hGt 10 zore- he asks ne 70
learn mere deazitsly the soea1son es
that trsasurT-aze what have ! enne
What can ce-zniesz az lenxth ]
shall gain not Sne hat both halves of
tbs Gret-ho.ea COIN So. Is Il nos
plain eroaxh~
Thirty years aru. Ycur exreE1enev.-
reiotned his friend. -tsese kiagaozs
I'D aghr-
-Tes. and TIA. vas e1ded BY the
alliance Michael the FIRST torusd VITA
car ow- prince Lore ds6 that. mes
sssurs--As lowed cur prfncesz. 80 al
vas t1-g1tten- He wzs 4 god k1zs
ard a strunx cue. There - need tsr
azcther struzx mzn Ike kim these
ezFs-hzt nor Hke the second MicA4sl
q GrsfzAorez- WY. Ne gave axay
bis very htrtArtxhf-wan sy the fzir
facs % = gf-f-tAis strzzxe youns
A-erfezn- wk0swer she mar 5e. He
gave her tAe G-efzhnren cr4n cue a.
Oxford eagle., 1915-09-30
CHAPTER xSIL


The Purge
RoIeau and Kitty Learned sccn
enough that n \ race ot the best Of
ecuses against 4 good motor ear the
fzrEer has snail chance They heard
r1s eazg of the Eeeor coming swift
y c. In u-7 rhose N the car
could hear the soafsziIs of the see-
zg hnrssz The t1glr1Tss had kur-
red . the rozgh country ~ the ezzg.
of tae desert. hur guided hy = reck-
iszs driver the Speeding ear elzag
close . .hez
A sz1Gs1 sxrizzzzicn sruu Eoisaz
cane hack 70 her AFTER tine He
p-Lled lis horse ~ strongly. az4 she
hsgsel. rsine1 n tzsr IN tine Akea1
% rsez lay tss hrizk q sneer drop
q U1kzcw1 eepxA
Pal CT cried a1iez1- Get 10
one side and ier them cnue-les rhen
enne On
Sne sws-Tsc cuicxly axt1e tzzr IN
tire and pulled ~ a. the brink
Tnere sac w1s the witness of Q sad
een tragedy
Tie men IN the car. their eyes sxsd
crly c1 tAs two uhon they Bursze6.
It'd net see the brink cf the hank In
tine ThrntrIs wide cpea. they cane
en- AZ speed Too late they realized
waaS vas akeae The car sped czs
into space-sow fz-. neither cf rs
occupants ever had tine TO know
{ R1ieaz's hcrse tr1rped into runrEns
water as boldly he sprzzg IN cut ahead
ot the ear Saved By his horse. he
swan Il TO the hank Net 80 torrznats
those IN the ear The vehSeEs Turned
over even as il fell. and dropre6-a
drop sf many feet. pfzztnx them un6es
Il beneath ths surface cf the stream
Ensy ~ers last Aapei-zsiy. sor lad the
car not crushed them they maxt Al
oEee have e-C<Es6. thzs fnsrsscze1
kiffv- rrszzhHax II uazf sac szx. 70
Oxford eagle., 1915-09-30

trs Nzin Gallery.
u czz explain 70 NJ axu kiax-caa
yc1 exrlz11 70 HIM BaAs nan. eh@v
come - zctAlng N hTe-~xrlazassozs.
excuses. rsascz& Results. reszltA re-
s1lrs-tAcs@ alone count s1r a1xhr
Ezeel.enry. tried
Tea U-=--waaf Is tsax. Rather
say yoa failed. for tA4t l. TIA main
shtnx-
B9E- szceliency.- spoke - xzcSher
uan alter n TINE. frsen6 cf Sazhln.
Z 4 Is useless 70 CRY ever srllt zszlk-
za1 ve eznEnt whoIzy mead tAIs pfteh-
sr-~vsn the t-i4@ ee milk remaining
n tAs trzgEa1ts zay have scme
vAlue~
What Do ycn mean
Wen this. Tke ysazx xari who vas
tss actual izzerzmezt cf RzanluA,s fasI-
urs--as zone ef II can ec9ht-As srsIl
alive ard xfl1 ag Nherty.~
We'll What of thzxg-
II we hDu11 her-and perhaps she
can ee f0zz4-xs coal1 even pErk IN
cur sksiz a. the sane kne< where We
ieff H. Sse 10 somewhere cu ton az
eartA-shs Is net = spirit amer al.
ei1ssFe thcu<A she seemA-
Oxford eagle., 1915-09-30

something to stop ths wolves which
pursue them While yog a-e rsat-
in< ne she x7ias tine But Why rsnd
met II had the coin wcul6 give
Il to yua nos. fer l fancy n whole
throat more than I % divided ecia-
But ycu see I haven't IL
VERY vel monsieur said the
renegade leader. / az forced 70 BE-
leve what you say-shs eci1 Is gone.
70 cne knows where By now- But
you yourself shall remain here
until ny zen bring hack those
two-ths girl and the runan who
Esed Us so hard IN Ter defense
Lazdozi-he Is safe enough We %
not fear him for il a way he IS our
brother. But tel ne. nozsssur. what
IS it-this COIN Why DO SO many
pursue it,
He turned q keen ere upon the no
hlenaa Who remained 50 supposed
n these su-rou16tnzz
Why. may tel you but Ettle.- an
swsre1 Count Frederick If I had
i n ~ hand nox perhaps I could
tel ycz uors- But always 10 scc1-
er do place a Sazd upca il than
yo1cer y0uag xcEzz appears cut CT
nowhere and makes away with Il
zEzEa. I have resolved 70 have il
II admit that As ycu know. ucz-
siezr. one does Tot readily give ~ res
olEti11s Of that nature. when formed
Is II zcc sos-
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active Il her ways
Who Is shs thsn--a1t what Is
she 70 you- uousieur-- eszzaeed
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that . almost al I kzcr C her Sc
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Oxford eagle., 1915-09-30

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her cnrsage- Fru7
stiu trembling N .
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that which had s7A
trcuhle to regain
They match-rs
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broken edges Of tie
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she had succeeded
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even az she did 30 SO
mere, arrested. the IVA
eoiz still IN her hanl
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side CT the r1cz- J
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or not n was gIazed
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she saw the ieysAsa
q revolver proSrudIns
n her AZ she srccc
zcleaus- she ealsd
as she spoke covers
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Was t1u uroa her
GO BE CO..
Oxford eagle., 1915-09-30


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for nothinx then. had -
expsrsezce n antsr-as 4
sons<hing of the elrnzaxsxl
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ones which Originally s.s
cut Not one tine = s~3
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cres eouparrrenrx I'D
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mind. and 4 cunning ~
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that now she vas a. N I
guest Hrrr1edlT ks- -
over the contents sf - -
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n beautiful thinS-sf al
high and z-isrocrz1c .szz
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first tel whose Ths-s Z
else
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address or so n fadsf -
treasured fer some 5zrTz
not what and crald znf -
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with tissue paper VIA
crushed down Her sEza
bling. Kitty began 70 gzA4
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The kaH cf the Gre--1
in her hands.
She caught II the Er-a
about Ter neck. pansf }
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f1lIrrs-1 AZ cu arrival IN G-ecx1oCs1
ksr asz---1-es Ehiie chasi1s Ia s-=r.t
e TIE ercxen ecir reEz