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Ilenc" ior Y moment. Perhaps ihc tLuu.h.
W each was id,niirul-thc tong -tru .ic.
ihr terrible huyarl-. thr deaths that had
taken place because Wy Ihi- enormous wv
WY money,
\ million. sometimes called coul. vhv
nobody know! There W lay. without feel
m-. without emotion: yellow notes pay
1blc WV th, bearer ou demand. Presently
Florence %-a-luI. Norton sighed. ana liar
grcavc Smiled. Tia tlrr WI Jouc- tor
Jcd-uul gloue remained impressive.
y million dollar WV W marvellous -ight.
Few rcoply have ever Seen w. not even
millionaire ,hcm-rIyr-. darr-.v van
never ~lv wy. ana I'm toIrrably certain
never have. WY wiz ~ million. ready TOR
eager. carrly-- finger WV pend WV thrifty
finger Nv multiply, What Currcuuiu. Whit
Rubru-. What Titan could stand beside Up
None that wot WI.
FLORENCE. that WV all Your, Nv NV with
a- y"u please. WV ~pcud when ami how You
viii Share W with your husband Nv Nv.
Ilc IVY Y brave and gallant Young man qud
WY fortunate wv finding w woman equally
hr-yc ana Gallant. Par INV rest WI wv
day ! expect peace. Perhaps sometimes
Iuuc- here ami ! Wil taIk over thr -trugc
thing that have uapieurd Tut wr'l ~
that only when wv haven't WV, yuuug IpIk
tu tain wv. After yuur wedding Journey
you Ait return here. Will, Iyr this
shall w. Your home. I dyma:,i that much.
Free. nv more l"ukin- over ny shoulder
when I walk the Streets wv more testing
windows and door. am myself again.
take up thc thrrud ! hrd down eighteen
wears ago. Have nv fear. Neither Brainc
nor olga will ever return. Russia has u
"Trip WY Steel"
Three week later ~rrvur. fhr Russian
agent. lrit tur Russia with ~ three
chargr--ulgu. Bruiur AMI Nruon. N was
w Ions. journey they went upon. something
like teu week. Away watched. always
under thc -%tricIc-t gunrd. compelled Nv vat
with wooden fork and knives ana -poons.
Waking w sleeping they knew wv ret from
espionage. From Puri- wv Berlin. from
Berlin Y" Prtrovrud. then known u- ~.
Petersburg aud then began the cruel iuur-
u"v user the mighty -lrppe~ w that hair
barrie wilderness wv the Sibcria- mime. The
way W.T. ihc truu~grr--ur wv hard.
on thr -imv day that olga. Braiur aui
Nrnon made their first descent into thr
deadly mines Flurpnr, and Norton were
married. After thr storm ihc sunshine:
and who shall deny ihrm happmc--!
Immc lIutcly after thr ceremony thr two
sailed far Europe WV their honeymoon:
and W i- needle NV ~ay that some w thr
million wrut with them. hut there wa Nv
mystery about Itl
THE ENDl
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r~rlinquished his title bat the fact stands
ont that Johnson claimed the cham
pionship Is a result Of defeating Tommy
Burns. Jeffrics retired from the ring
M the age OF t%Wcnty-ninc and made his
disastrous return on July 4. 1910. when
hc was ihirty-fivr. Johnson was three
years Younger but again the cham
pion was the favarite. the betting was
? 40 J on -Irffii.s Ia defeat the negro.
The collapse of Jeffrics in the 18th
round j. part Of pugiliSiic history.
I'm these four championship battles.
covering n prripr al eighteen years. four
t~itlcholdrrS. Sullivan. Corbrt;. Fitz-
simmons and .irffrirS were dethronpd
in turn with the average odds IN their
favor a triflc more than , a. |. The
average number of rounds was fifteen
and onr-fourth and the average age
of the champion at the time 81 defeat
was t~hirty-four and %onc-fourth years.
while the average age of the victors
was t%wenty-nine and one-fourth years.
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FINAL EPISODE VI lnE MlLLION DOLLAK MYSIEKY. " MAC GRATH

That IN natural" smiled the father.
lyon We're thinking III Norton here instead
of mc. Eh3"
Florence hlu-hed.
''Ncll. why not Here. Nortonr' The
millionaire took florence hand and placed
ID in the reporter. 1T seems that I've got
to lose her after nll. Ki~~ her, man; IN
heaven name, kiss hcrt"
And Norton threw hi arms around the
Girl and kissed her ~onudly. c%arrlc~~ 81 The
tact that hc was observed hy both enemies
and friends.
Suddenly ihc policeman who had been
standing hN tbs side nj Brainc ran into the
living room.
lie alive, Bminc'~ alive! ITc Just
stirred"
What" exclaimed Norton and lIar-
ereavc IN i single breath.
We. -ir, saw hi- hands move. It.
4 good thing we sent Tor q doctor. lie
oucht to hc here about now
Even a~ hc spoke the bell rang. and they
all -urgcd out into the hall. forgetting tor
The moment I'D about the million. olga
hadn't killed The man. then, The doctor
kucll beside lhc stricken man and examined
him. Tie shrugged.
"Nill ne live 4"
Certainly. \ scalp wound that laid him
out for q lew moments. He'll bc all RIGHT
IN q few day. lie va- lucky. 4 quarter
ST an inch lower and he'd have passed in
hi check.
"'Good.' murmured Scryan. 80 our
friend will accompany mc back 10 good
Russia! .. wei ~ kind e. him during thc
Journey. Have him taken t. The hospital
ward a. the Tomh-. Now for the little lady
up~tair~."
\ moment later Brainc opcriad hi- ewes
and the policeman assisted him t. hi~ feet.
Scrvan with q nod ordered the police 60
help the wounded man to the taxicah which
had iu~t arrived. Brainc. nae wholly con
>ciou~. flung back one look oi hatred ton
ward llargrcavc: and that was the last
either Florence 90 her father ever saw MI
Brainc MI the Black Hundred fine ~pcci-
men ni y man gone wrong through greed
and nm inordinaic lust tor r,vcngc.
The policeman returned go llargrcavc-
IL pretty quiet upstairs. a. suggest
cd. Don't you think. ~ir. that I'd better
try thai bedroom door again."
We'll. II you must" a~-cntcd Ilargrcave
reluctantly. But don't hc rough with her
II You can help H."
Fnr Rrniu. La bad ~. .,mu,tb,- MIan
hc recalled all the misery thar dcvil'- ems
-arN had caused him. the years 81 hiding
and pursuit, the ln-, II happiness that
had rehtinlly been biz. hi heart became
udamaut. For eighteen year to have rid
den aud driven and sailed up and down
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you've hit i" ~aid the Millionaire. But
how IL the world did You gu--- IT,"
Because X Vas the last place any one
would look TOR IL. | Judged ~ the start
that you'd hide II ~ Just such y spot. III
some place where you could AWAY guard
4 and lay Your hand an 4 quickly i need
said must"
'lm mighty glad you were un my side
said llargreavc. 'iu y few minute ven
go up and take y look " those packets =
bill There = very unhappy young w-m-
la there af present.
NH IN ID my room" cried Florence.
llargrcavc nodded.
Meantime the Counties olga lowered re-
tween two c"ur~e~ 4 brave attempt u
escape hy The window or 10 tun thc r.
volfcr against her heart. u either ease
ih,rc WAS nothing left il life for her. The
man She loved wu- dead below. killed ~
her hand. She felt a~ though The was
trcadine air II some fauta~tical nightmare.
She could noi go forward or backward. nd
her heels were alway~ within reach ~ n,r
pur~uer~.
- thi~ was Ihc end 81 thing! The
dreams ~hc had bad ~ going away with
Brainc to other rIme-. thc harpnc-- -hc
had pictured. all mere chimcrs-, 4 -ud
den rage swept over her She would
escape. -he would continue io play The
game tn the end. She would show them
that ~hc had been The mans mate. not H.
plant tool! She raised The window and
u slipped the policeman who had patiently
been waiting for her. Instantly ~he placed
me revolver ~ her temple. A quick clutch
and the policeman had her w the wrist.
She made one iigcri-h effort ~ free her
self. shrugged. aud ~igniiicd that me- -lr
rendered.
~ don't want ~ hurt you. mis-. -aid
the policeman, "bni Y you make ans III
tempt ~ escape III have u pat thc hand
cuff on you."
I'm - quietly. What are you going u
H. with me-"
Turn yon over ~ The Russian agent. IT,
haS eNtradition paper. and gue-~ it, 81
IBERIA
For me-" she laughed ~cornfully. "Do
! lo"s like \ woman who would - To- 81
bcriu p"
BE careful. mis-. A. said. don't
want y" u~c TIE cuf~ uulc~~ J have tn"
She laughed again. II lid not have \
pleasant -oUud W the uniccr'~ ear NJ
had heard women. suicidal bent. laugh ike
that.
'fN AK You for that ung IA your
finger"
'Duu yuu think There " poison III ftp"
- shouldn't hc surprised IVY admitted.
She Slipped TIE ring from her finger aud
gave II ~ him.
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tiuu and match M in various cities
where bowling j. popular. Mrtimcr
Lindsey. national champion NJ lHI2 will
w. the Had ~ roller with a." Johns.
worlds record holder for >iX games IN
competition second. William Helms.
member NJ several championships teams
will roll third and John Roster. 1907 na-
iional champion md holder " fifteen
perfect stores viii * the fourth man.
Jimmy smith. present all-round cham
pion will h. anchor roller.
This combination. The strongest that
cvtr toured the country. will roll 20 Re
oria. Buffalo. Denver. II Louis. Chicago
san Framri>co. IrS Angeles kan>s.>
CITY. Cincinnati. Milwaukee. -. Paul
and other "%itirS. on IL WAY ~ ana from
>an Francisco where il will compete ia
the Exposition tournamtnt.
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There n poison II n. - bc careful how
you handle IT." ~hc said.
The policeman accepted " g%iugcrIy
aud dropped II into IT. caparlou- pocket.
Il ;inklcd a~ II fen against The handouts.
Before YOU take me away want you
- lct me ~ce-m 10y man.'
u can ~ that"
At that moment the other policeman
broke ~ ihc door.
"Al right. Dolan. She's given N.Y. thr
game"
"Shc didn't kHl .hc man after aIl." said
Officer Dolan.
He aliVc!' -hc screamed.
-Yc~. ami they've taken him III w thc
Tomb~. Iu~t Y scalp wound. Hen W. aIl
right .u y dJy Wy two"
'.Alv,-" murmurod Olga. She had not
killed TIE man ~hc loved. then! Aud ~
they were indeed taken ~ Siberia She
would ~ with Inn until The cni W thing.
With hcr handsome bend proudly erect
~ walked toward thc door. She paused
for y momcui w look w thc portrlii VT
IIargrcavc. Somehow " seemed u ~milc at
her ironically. Then ou down th, Stair.
between the two officer. N.Y. went Tier
glance travelled cody from face ~ face
md stopped a; florence. There ~hc saw
pity.
you arr sorry for me-" ~hc asked
~kcpticallv.
80. vc~. ! forgive you. said the generous
Florence.
Thanks officer. 7 WI. ready.
~ thr @.uuutc-- OLGA passed through
The han door forever. How MANY time
had ~hc entered W. with ruilc ana trrarhcry
W her heart! n wa~ thc purir. She had
PLAYED Y and lo~i. ana NV mu.i pay her
debit w Pate and thr Fiddler. Sihcria.
The tiu w lead mmc-. the ankle chaiu-. thc
kunui. aud many things that were far
worse " Y beautiful woman Wen. wv long
a~ Brlinc was w her -idc ~Ic would -uf-
FER aI these things without y murmur. And
alwav~ there would ~ Y chance. 7 chance.
Whom they heard the taNicah rumble
down the driveway ~ the street IIarrrcuyc
turned ~ Florence.
Come alpng. now. and wei hrvc the
bad taste taken ut our ~tunruc~. ~ win
loui y The true principle ~ ire. v takes
VII ~onc ~ the tin~cl and glamour. but thc
Icrd " worth while"
They ull iruopcd UP the stairs Nv Flor
"ncc'- rouut. ~ wonderful i- thc power
and attraction WI money thar they forgot
the Illumination W thor late cucmie~.
IIargreavc approached the portrait "
himself. took ~ from thc wall. pressed v
button ~ The hack. which fcIl outward.
Behold, there, wv neat packages VI " hun
drcd thousand each. IaN thc mystic mil
hon Th. -prctator- we're ,wcd ut" -i-
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New York. Feb. 20-If ring prcce-
dents count for anything age andwagcr-
ing odds should plove a theoretical
handicap TO Jack Johnson in his com-
iny contcs with Jess Willard for the
worlds heavyweight championship.
Pugilistic records show that 40 former
champion Of modern times has been
able to successfully defend his title
after reaching the age Of 81 which IN
.Johnson's ease will occur or March 81.
With the exception of the negro. the
present day champions IN all classes
range around twenty-five years al age.
Beginning with John l.. Sullivan.
who lost his title to- James j. torhett.
the records show that Sullivan was
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Will Age Tell When Jess Willard
Meets Jack Johnson In The Ring?

.thirty-iour years Of age when the Cali
fornian defeated him II New Orleans
on Sept 4. lsa2 IN twrnty-onc rounds
Corbctt was tWcnty-SlN years Of age
and the odds were 3 "a ! against him on
the day ~ the battle. At the age of
thirty-onc Corbctt fell before Fitzsimons
al Carson City. New. on March Ia. 1891
with the betting 100 10 81 in the favor.
FitzsimonS rcignrd a. champion from
that date until June =. 1893 when Jim
Jrffries defeated him nj Conrry Island
New York. in eleven ronndS.titzSim
mons was ihirty-Scven years of age
against .IcffrieS twenty-four and the
betting WAS loo a. 80 with titzsimmons
the favoritc. There has always been
controversy MS 10 whether Jeffrics ever
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the world. Away confident that sooner or
later that demon would find him, lie had
lost the childhood Of hi~ daughter. and
now hc wa~ to lose her IN her nomanhood.
And because oi this implacahlc hatred the
child mother had died in the Peirograd
prison fortress. But what I'D enemy The
man had hccn' IT,. IIargrcayc. had needed
ail hi- wits constantly: b. had never dared
to 80 to sleep except with one eye. open.
Bur m employing ordinary crouk~ Brine
bad at length nyrrrcachcd himself. and
now IA" must lay the penalty. The way oi
the tran-err-~ur i- hard. rr> though This
ancient saving looks dinay with the wear
and tear IT centuries. i It'll hold~ good.
But hc felt ~orry fer Che woman up
above. She had loved not wisely but too
well. Far better for her il -hc mt an end
IT, lifc. She would rot live ! year il the
God for~akcn ~nuw~ I'd siberia.
MY kind father sand Florence. WV Ell
-hc could rcad hi- thoughts.
Il had ! hard time ~ il, my child. II
was difficult to p'ay fhe butler with y"u
ahout. The time chat ! fought down the
desire io sweep y,u ur il my arms, But
kept N IRON irp on that impulse. II
would have imrr-.icd you. IN some man
ncr u would hav. leaked ont. and YOUR life
and mime wouldn't have been worth i bat
ton
Florence threw her arms around him and
held him tightly.
"Thai po. weak woman up~tair~r' -he
murmured. Can't ihcy lct hcr go,"
NO. dear. >hr las lost. and losers pay
the stake. That lite. Norton. YOU knew
who wa~ at thc time. didn't you9"
= did. Mr. lIargrcavc. There wa~ y
scar ~ The lobe II Your ear. rnd secretly
! had often wondered a. tn Likeness be-
tween YOU and ti rial Jones. When !
caught Z glimpse nf that Ca ,hcn knew
what the game we-. And I'll add you
PLAYED IL amazingly well. The one law IN
Bralne'o campaign was hi hurry IT,
started the BAH rolling hcior- getting an
N" phase clearly established IN hi- mind.
lIe was 2 brave man anyhow; and more
than one III had mc where believed that
prayers only were necessary"
"And H. you thirk that you can lead
Florence 1" the mi lon ?" asked IInrgrcavc.
smiling.
For one thing. i i IN her room and ha,
Away been there. u newt WAS ~ the
chest"
moi bad. not bad" mu~cd thc father.
"But perhaps after III Il will hc best "
you show il IT, her Yourself
just : little un%ccrtaim!" iibcd The nil
l%ionairc.
Absolutely certain. J viii whisper n
your ear where i. II hidden" Norton lean
~ forward a- i'ar-rcavc hen, attcntiyrIy.
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CHAPTER xxIi!.
The Secret of the Million.

Ii will bc remembered that the Countc--
Olga had dartcd mp the stairs during the
struggle between Brainc ane hi- captor~.
The police who had followed her were re-
called to pursue one Of the lesser rugur~.
This left olga free for q moment She
stole out and down az far an the landing.
Scrvan, the Russian agent. stood wait
ing tor the taxicah 20 roll up to the porte
cochcrc for himself. Braiuc and Nruon.
Norton had taken Florence ly the hand.
o~tcn>lhly 10 cnpluct her to the million.
suddenly Brainc made q dash Tor liberty.
Norton rushed after him.. Just a- hc
reached Braine a shot was heard liraine
whirlcd upon hi~ heels and crashed ~ the
floor.
Olga. intent upon giving injury to Nor
ton. whom she regarded equally with llar-
grcavc a. having brought about the down
fall. had hit her lover in~taan. With 2 cry
al despair she dashed back into florence
room. quite ready 70 end it I'D. She raised
the revolver 10 her temple, -huddcrcd and
lowered the weapon; ~o tcndcIuu-lN do Ms
cling To llie.
Below they were all stunned hy the sud
,lcnnc-- OF the shot. Instantly they sought
the fallen mans side. and q ha~ty cNami-
nation gave them the opinion that the nam
was dead. Happily q doctor was un the
way. Scrvan having given a cali. an one ot
the Black Hundred had been badly wound
ed.
But what to DO with that mad woman up-
stairs! Ilarercave advised them 20 wait.
The house was surrounded: she could moi
possibly escape save bv one method. and
perhaps that would bc best tor her. IInr-
grcave looked g~ruvcly ai Norton an hc Of
icrcd the suggestion. The reporter under
stood the millionaire was willing to give
the woman . chance.
And you are my father? sand Flor
ence. still hcwildcrcd hy the amazing
event.. bat | don't underestimate her
gaze rowing from th" real Jonc- to her
father.
II don't doubt H.. child replied Ilar-
grcavc. "Tll explain. When ! hired Jones
here. who h really Jcd,on 81 scotland
Yard. | did 80 because We looked alike
when shaver. Ii was Jcd~on here who
escaped by the balloon: il was Icd~on who
returned the i've, thousand to. Norton; il
was ,led~on who was wounded IN the arm
it was he who watched the doing Of the
Black Hundred and kept me reasonably
informed. | myself guarded you. my child.
Last night. unhekuown 10 You. ] left. and
the real .lonc>-inr II J. easier to call him
ihat-took my place.
claimed Florence.
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AFTER MANY YEARS.

u. H. Southern. Eua elaine. Wis. writes /:
''Ncar~ ago ! wrote Won w regard ~ Great
] obtained from Foley Kidney Pills.
al these YEAR ! have never had \ re-
turn u those terrible hackachcs or -lccp-
less nights: ! I'm permanently cured" Men
and women. young and old. find this rcIi-
able remedy relieves rheumatism. backuchc,
tiff joints and ill> rau-cd w weak or dis
eaSed kidneys ~ bladder. Martinez Drug
store. north corner Market SQuare.-adv.
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AT the present time Johnson D. with i'm
n few weeks of thirty-Stvrn years of
age AMI IA the early wagering on the
coming contest hr has been quoted a.
high rs a Z 10 ! favoritr. Willard h. n
few months over ~. The question that is
puzzling ring followers b. Therefore.
whether pugiliStic precedence il ~ he
observed or the negro title holder
prove an exception 40 the rule of the
ring.
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Prize Winning Solution of
"THe Million Dollar Mystery"
BY Ida Damon.

A physician has been Summoned and ii is learned
that Byaiue ires. Br0iIe, Olga and VyOOH are taken
to the Siberian mines to end their Tires. HGrgsedue,
iChO has been acting as the butler for FIoyenCe's prOfec-
ton, reveals his identity and embraces his daughter.
Then he joins the hands of Florence and Norton, after
iUhicH he takes them to FIOreuce'S room uHeye he turns
the portrait OfhiuiseH and presses a button, the back Of
The portrait then opens and he places her hand on The
million dollars. Thereafter foLoics The marriage Of
Florence and Norton and all is hoDpiness.
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II j. y romance ~ true and humble htr
that took it, beginning III iiriion and grew
into fact.
Onc day last August Mis- Damon went
to Chicago ~ v visit. An Il >ixty-third
street motion picture house ~hc saw W
flaming herald announcing 1.-THE Million
Dollar Mystery She passed M.
Week. later. back NJ her typewriter ~
IT. Louis, one NJ \ long battery VI -teuou
ral'hcr- III the ~ky~rraprr office WI " W.
roofing concern. -hc was -er III thc task
of checking advertisements III the news
paper. She came upon the announce
mcut that Il prize VI Sloane was being of-
ferrd tor \ solution VT "Thr Million Dollar
Mystery the solution IA carry the ~ug-
gc~iiun for u plot with which ~ build thp
final episode III the iilm serial drama.
Reporter Finds Her SkepticaI.
The girl he'd an idea. She followed the
picture for week.. Then one day She wrote
he idea into words and sent II ~ the Chi
cauo Tribune.
After the Judges reached their decision
~ reporter was sent ~ 81. Louis a. hunt
ont ini- Young woman aud. without taking
her into confidence. M make N report.
laquiry ut the prim little house IN Min
.nc~ota avenue met polite i~rieidity. The
old folks were indeed careful of what they
might have to -uN M h strange yuun4 muu
asking about their daughter. Her business
addrc-- wa- impaired reluctantly and with
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In II. Louis. Mo. way our III the south
side of the town and N the heart 81 Il mod
est district, stands u particular apartment
house. II i like hundreds ut H. nei.hhur-
stories high. red brick. stands an Y terrace
4 few feet above the street. and faces the
observer with an u-uoruHHoutcd front that
radiaie~ reid rc~prctabIluy. The ten
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steps and narrow walk arS -putle~~ and
the tvo white yuamclcd brick columns IN
the pcrchlikc porch show they have been
scrubbed.
The two window IN the first apartment
reflect thp silent darkness WI y seldom used
and Old fashioned front rram.' Tho
-hadr- are drawn to n lew inches below
the top bar Ut the lower sash with maihc
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What She'll DO With the Prize.

n took several credentials and one chap
crunc ~ convince her that N wa- fitting
that -hc should take lunchc0r with the in
~I~tcut stranger.
''Whut would You IA with the 10000 ii
VI should bc gwen a. ynu!"
III | didn't die MI heart disease on thc
spot | think would buy \ home tor iny
folks with ~nme "a ID and put the rest in
the bank. She answered. Then after that
might I'D INTO SOME kind .r business TOR
myself maybc- But what's the use ~
spinning dreams about III! There never
could hr that much luck M our family
Thing- don't happen that way.
III Just wrote my solution uf the My
terry aud sent ii In because | wanted ~ IN
pres mN notion ~ how il should turn unt.
! wanted ~ =et II Oft my mind. like folk
vino write letters a. the newspaper. |
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IN implied injunction.
->he -ay- never ~ call her ~ unless ID
H. something WV the greatest Importance.
Size doesn't like ~ hc interrupted. Bet
ter come back here tO ZEE hrtr
Mi Damon wa found M work M her
office. Five feet tail, almo-; plump. ath-
icticully poised. clear skinned. home grown
complexion. brown hair and eyes I'M match.
She wH- Interested bat -kcptical M ihr
suggestion -hg WIS among the remaining
possible winners M the award ~ The Mil
linn n.tlr My-fprN' uriy.-