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| of recognition. The rosy little face, with
hair brushed back tight under cap,
might have been carved from wood, 90
impassive was 1t.
Dorothy, christened Dolly by her aunt
pro TEN, remembered what Bob had said
about the clearinghouse" For break
fast there were fruit. cereal, creamed
sweetbreads on toast, hot rolls and gold
en- brown coffee with real cream. Dolly
got up at 5 to prepare that breakfast
Marshall Davis-that was his name-ate
until she thought he would burst She
found a 81 bill under his plate when he
had gone.
Luncheon was equally oalatable. judy
ing from the things Mr.. Davis did not
leave. Dinner. ditto! The meals on Sat-
urday were beyond compare. Certainly
Mrs. Brenning had no need to complain
of her cook.
TT seems to me-" said Mr.. Davis COM
placently while smoking an after-dinner
cigar. that Bob and his sister would
never want to stay away from home for
a minute. You have such an excellent
chef. Mrs. Brenning."
Dolly, who was removing the dessert
things. paled. So Bob had told him he
had q sisterI Could he suspect any
thing?
An hour later Dolly was putting the
last polishing touches to her kitchen.
Mrs. Brenning. who had Q sick family
on her hands. had hurried away after
dinner. Bob had not appeared.
Dolly was covering the breakfast rolls
with q clean cloth when some one tap
ped cautiously on the window. Dolly
hesitated, then the tap was repeated on
the door. and without further warning.
the door opened slowly and . head In =
policeman's helmet poked itself IN.
"Is the miasus gomez said the head.
Dolly looked hard The facs was IA
miliar, yet
A hand went up and removed The
hesdpiece.
mr.. Davis!" gasped Dolly.
That same" said Mr.. Davis, showing
the rest of himself In complete police
mans Uniform. ~ he stepped inside and
closed the door.
'Taith, IT'S beau you're havin'. Dolly.
I've come to call on the cook and thank
her for havin' sich Elegant meala"
Dorothy's head was buxxing. But
but. I'm not really the cook. M. Da-
vis!"
.:Now in't that funny, though. I'm
not really . policeman. either. But you
Wouldn't come into the parioe 20 tan
to me, % I had to hunt you up out
herei"
.How did you ma out who I am.'
by the picture on the parior tabls.
Cook sat down weakly. Policsanan at
down sociably. And that vas where
Aunt Bertha and Brother Bob found
them chatting fer dear Hfa . fsw min
utso h>ess
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Boyer May Quit.

Hagerstown, Nd. Sept. President
Charles w. Boyer will not head the Blue
Ridge Baseball League next season, and
he may relinosnish management of the
Hagerstown club, according to statements
made by him last night. Anybody who
wants to buy the Hagerstown club and is
willing 10 talk fair figures can have it
He said he had the nucleus for a strong
club next season, and all his men, except
ing one pitcher, are held over by virtue
OF a reserve clause in their contracts.
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Bowen Club Wins.

The Bowen A. c. and Capitol
Heights club played one OF the best
games of the season yesterday, the
former winning out in the twelfth
inning on three successive hits, Jim
Arneson getting credit for the vic
tory by making his hit count the
winning run.
Usilton and Skillman, Barrette and
Moreland the respective batteries gave
remarkable exhibition of the national
pastime. Score by innings:
r. n z
Bowen A. C........... o0ool003o6oI-5 5
Capitol Heights. O0o030oloooo+ 2
characterization and Skiilman; Barretts and
Moreland. Umpire-Mr. Este& :.
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Bout for Dundee.

Chicago. Sept. 1.-Johnny Dundee. VIC
tor in Monday nights battle with Richie
Mitchell, will scrap with Joe Mandot be-
fore New York club September 16.
This will not affect Dundee's ten-round
engagement with Knockout Mars at Gin
cinnati September L.
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DAILY SHORT STORY.
THE SUBSTITUTE COOK.
By LOUISE OLIVER.

Copyright, Ials. BY Mcclure Newspaper syndicatsl
"Ting-a-ling, a-ling. a-ling.
Don't you hear the bell ring?
The letter man, The milk man!
The man that brings the water can
Quoted Dorothy. as the electric buzzer
below stairs sounded for the tenth time
that morning. She put down her dust
cloth and started for the door.
Another agent, I'll wager anything!
I'm getting expert on the shoo-fiy busi-
ness. Aunt Bertha is SO easy any one
could sell her Belgian real estate for
spot cash. It's a good thing she isn't
home today. I've scared away Dozen"
Dorothy opened the front door bellig-
erently. "well?' she demanded Of the
young man who stood there.
II should like to see Mrs. Brennins. Is
she at homer"
Dorothy mentally surveyed herself in
her dust cap and Bingham apron. She
was also quite sure of a smudge on her
nose. NO, the missus isn't in" she said
with fnality.
The young man did not move. He
looked at the grip at his feet. as though
loath to leave without explaining about
it. Perhaps you will do" he insisted
confidently.
THE men with baking powder and
blueing have already been here. so has
the lady with the newest cooking book
and the one with the quickest silver pol
ish. Two magazine men and broom
man have just gone. There Is nothing
else We need. Good day." Dorothy
turned and started to close the door.
But I have nothing to sell really. II
you will Just let me explain"
Dorothy shook her head with firm
ness. The crack Of the open door dimin-
ished slowly but surely to a mere thread.
They all say that No. nothing today.
thanks" and she just added as a part
ing shot. "the name Of the family next
door Is jerks"
Then the door shut and Dorothy few
to her cleaning. 'If Aunt Bertha doesn't
come with a maid this morning Fll-rll
burst! It's awful to have all the work
to do and the bell to answer"
Aunt Bertha returned, as Dorothy had
feared. with no maid and no prospect of
any. To make matters worse, a letter
came that afternoon from Bob. Dorothy's
brother. In college. Dear Aunty and
Sis" 1t read, 1--WE arranged for Davis,
to meet me at home to discuss bookings
for coming games. I expected to make it
by tomorrow Thursday, but turned my
ankle in the gym this morning. and that
means Saturday at least before ] can get
around. Davis expects to be in town q
ueek ar M anvwav m n Won't unake
80 d,re " H.; -, iai..s
nn',. 80 ha 800. orannd nv, ~, NY ue ,,;,;
IN, T.eo. Nh, Ill "a ,.nd ~ ~, ~
boards) and help him to put in the time.
I'll he along about Saturday evening.
Lovingly, Bob"
n ~ H. t,nam 80. o p.L ~
NJ, W,t.u Ill :. q. 'e' aunt oe' 'A"'
AZ 20 =. $3.50 ..,
as -. " um
Tnns W. n'sas,d III. 70 ~. .ne s De
IN uhra- x,pSan. "a no.a.sn nun , n
me h,r, ,,.s.r.,., -. 10Y N
noe.,n. nm a. ~" -. &C. se ~, VI ny
/. uo s s,.sS.. ..Wy ,S ANY ,
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Train Kills Former Ball Player.

Bryan, Ohio, Sept. 1.-Charles o. Craw-
ford, Of Lima, Ohio, formerly ball
player with the Detroit club of the Amer
lean League, and his fiancee. Miss Elva
Leonard. of this city, were instantly kill
ed here yesterday, when a train on the
Lake Shore Railroad struck buggy In
which they We're riding.
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Grand Stand Burns.

Montreal, Sept 1.-The grandstand
at Blue Bonnet race track, one of the
largest in Canada, was wrecked by
fire early today. twenty-four hours be-
fore the Montreal Jockey Club was to
open its meeting there.
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g. Upton. of Hood River. Greg adm,

q. Upton, Of Hood River. Greg. admits
he has forgotten how many cords Of
wood he has sawed during the fifty-flys
years Ae has been at It. He confesses
also that he Is not rich. but he has his
neaitn, ana knows these are forty cords
the day Is the cordwood thereof" says
Mr.. Upton.
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Commission Meeting Of.

New York. Sept. lowing to the
absence from the city of two of the
State Boxing Commissioners, the reg
ularly scheduled weekly session of the
commissioners was put off yesterday.
The commission set next Thursday as
the next meeting day.
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Eager Is Tennis Champion.

Louisville, KY, Sept. George
Eager, Of Louisville. yesterday won the
Kentucky tennis championship from
Sheldon Afterburn in the challenge
round of the tournament at Audubon
Park. Eager's victory was in straight
sets, 60, rs, 6%2.
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Apprentices allowance claimed.
Buck Weaver Loses License.

Chicago, Sept. Poor Buck Weaver.
Sox shortstop. will have to worry along
on his B. B. salary after today. His
pool room license was taken from him
because there was bone rolling in a back
room.
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Earned runs-willard 9. First base by errors
Willard, .; State. l. Left on bases-Willard. s;
State. T. First base balls-Of DAILY. 5; of
vestal }; of Gerard, 2 Innings pitched-By
DAILY, S; by Gerard. /; by yestal 6. Hits made
of DAILY !: of Vestal. u. Struck out-By Day.
Q; by Gerard. 9; by Vesttal. S. Home run-Monta-
que Three base hit-Moutague. Two-base hits.
Cudmore Howell Sacrifice hits-Lloyd Tauber.
Hit Ivy pitcher-By vestal OiacDunald). Umpire
Mr.. W. Johnson. Time Of game-l hour and 20
mi
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Earned r1nsMari,es, flrst base on erroTs-
Mariner .; aggies l. Left b2ses-Marines 4;
Aeries S. First base baIls-0n Owens !; of
Fraser. .: of Bruno. 2 Innings ptched-By Owens,
3; by Fraser, 4; by Bruno, s; by Denman. 3. Hits
mAde-Of Owens /; of Fraser. 5; on Bruno. 2; OF
Denman, .. Struck out-By Fraser 2; by Bruno. .;
by Dennlan, }. Twobase hits-Bailey, Bruno.
Sacrifice hit-olcott. Stolen bases-Walbridge, Oh
cutt. Double play-Limerick 10 Frazier to Bailey.
Hit BY pitchsr-By Denman uimerickl; by Fraser
(waIbridse). Umpire-Mr. Harry shurtlen. Time
Of game-l hour and 30 minutes.
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Willards Trounce State Department.

The Willard Athletic Club easily de-
feated the State Department team by a
9-to-2 score in six innings. Montague led
both teams at bat, getting a single,
triple and home run in as many times at
bat Howell for the losers played a good
game at first. Score:
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Makes Motor Record.

New York. Sept. Arthur Chapple
= today holds a new motorcycle record
for a mile. He covered the distance
last night in 81 3-5 seconds, one-fifth
of a second better than the mark he
made last year.
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Hyattsville Issues Def.

The Hyattsville baseball team would
like to arrange for games next Satur-
day and Monday afternoons at home Ex-
penses paid. Address. Manager. Hyatts-
willie, Md.
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What Is Advertising?
Dispenser Of Information Agent Of Economy.

dispenser OF lnf0rmau0n-Agent OF Economy.
= (Continned.)
Each week in this space shall Try give pf Informal
principles of successful advertising strip of its apparent
mysticism. so that every reader of this newspaper man.
woman and child can understand its various uses bene-
fits. and opportunities. -
shall from time to time show examples of good adver
Using and tell WHY they are good and examples of how
NOT to do it" and WHY.
shall illustrate the influence for public good that adver
Using exerts every community how builds
and encourages home industries.
Frequently shall suggest practical progressive business
building ideas for the man and who perhaps never
thought their particular business. product service could
be advertised successfully at small expense. And many
of the things shall say will not be restricted merely
advertising, but will be suggestive of increased industrial
business. and domestic efficiency.
Some of these talks will be to the housewife some to the
farmer to the minister. the merchant. the plumber. the
blacksmith the real estate dealer the man or woman out
of work-ndeed to practically every one who can derive
any benefit from Want Advertising
You should read these talks regularly promise that they
shall be interesting, informative. and serviceabe. You
will not want to miss the many suggestions which, more
than likely. may prove very profitable to you.
Advertsinsly Yours.
&&&~
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American.

; American.
Washington, .; New York.
Boston. 6; Athletics, o.
Detroit. 3 Chicago. T.
Cleveland, s.; ST. Louis, 2.
1oDAY's
New York at washington.
Boston at Philadelphia
Chicago at Detroit
Cleveland at St. Louis
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yelling to Box Callahan.

Chicago. Sept. L-Joe yelling and
frankie Callahan will stage . ten-round
affair at Duluth. Mimi, September 20.
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New York. s.: Phillies, s.
Cincinnati, 4: Boston, O.
st. Louis. 4: Pittsburgh, O..
Pittsburgh, 4; st. Louis. O.
GAMES.
Phillies at New York
Brooklyn at Boston.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Sir Edward Carson once referred In
Parliament to the gentleman I see be-
hind me-"
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TABLE BOARD.

LINCOLN CAFE. Il s:.: sE ns. ss s III
.Reg,l.r dipnsIs IS and DC vTt.bls Dime,
p m. Sc. Preakfaa, 70 10 Q. n, Hc. A =
carte ,srviee Z. N 70 f4 p e. Rooms &c snn.
&c Business Men's Lunch,
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Lord Kitchener speaks Arabic like a
native.
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One British airman 1T the Srcut AZ
ways carries . tigers whisksr Wifh hIm
a. q masco& = =.
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ROOMS IND BOARD.

IDS ST. NV BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. SEC
oud floor; suitable fer two or three gentlemen.
i0s ST. Nw.-BEAUrIFUL LARGE FRONT
room, suitable for two gentlemen.
so ST NW.-SEvERAL LARGE, COOL
bright secondfoor rooms: wenfept house; COM
pletcly furnished; .. near government DEPART
| ments and downtown; excellent home cooking: ra-
sonable
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use HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
MONEY 10 LOAN.
AUCTION SALES.

ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IL, 1915 AT 10
O'Clock 4. ~. in front Of the United States
Storage Conpany's Warehouse As-f2D Tenth street
northwest. Washington d. c.. there viii be sold
at public auction. to inforce liens for storage
charges. ETC.. due and unpaid. all goods furniture.
household and personal effects on storage in Names
Of Ms. Mimic Ware Mrs A. J. Montgumery, Mrs.
8. +. Morgan. George C. Montgomery. T. @.
Dickinson. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aue.
tioneen UNITED STATES STORAGE CON-
PANY Qnc.).
ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS 1873, AT 10
O'Clock a. m, in front Of the United States Stor-
ass Company's warehouse 1880 10th street north
vest. Washington. d. C.. there viii be sold ss
public auction. to enforce liens for storage charges
etc. due and unpaid. all Goods. Furniture. HoDe
hold and Personal Effects on storage In names Of
Mr.. r. W. and Belle Briscoe NJ NJ Holiday
A. F. Tennille. WALTER b. WILLIAMS q Co.,
Auctioneers- UNITED STATES STORAGE CON-
PANY INCL.
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BLUEB0NNET ENTRIES.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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at her residencs, I'D / street north.
west, NAY c., beloved daughter Of
Annie L and the late William II.
ym S from Il P.urs Epsseopas
Church. Twenky-third street and
Washingten elrcla on Thursday. Sep.
tamber 8 at : p. m Relatives and
friends invited 1ntsrment (private) -
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81 Ass SALTS
YOUR kline IluRT
Eat loss iltat Jf yon faeI ri cEaeIly or
Rats lsladiler tepible.

{ Meat forms tili Ia sacisa which excites
thd esks ahegs ie their ef-
.t seF IL nom. lhs sx xlsters Reg!
50 4 Is + 8 iIush the
HlEfAps psys fcasinh a 9ii l4ust re-
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g q e se. S. ssaste ar,d
peisQl elss yqui feel isAry In
the kidney reli In, II, aims In the;
back stqlE SAD aoIlaa q nesa y1nrl
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see q s.zifsss iss
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often Eat 5itef Eoh q you ii;
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T6 aGa5sali tliese IRRITATING acids
go zlss..sa=4as stssta
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from ma "; z take q ttlhle5
Espppns sIil IN a Lass ate1s before
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kidueys VIII then act me md hladdef
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|aaits Is made frpin the acid oz grapes
And lemon s:iiee, ccftb binai sRItS iitiliii.
and has beer Is ed foS gehcfaff f6rgsf0.
clean and ptim1lAf SiugtsiEll lElflnesa
and stop bla7dar irritation. Ja6 Salts!
is f1iaxpeB1iFe; harmless and niAittE q
|dalightffI elIsrsseesnE iltiiiazwaser
drink which Hons of N sh and Sfos
mon AXE now and then, thus aN6ist@
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Members la4i. & az i I'd IN IS. i
u ;isrcd SlscolEioft while Wofship-
|pinE III this esssfice on account 81
smoke fndiiig ito way into She a1di-
toFinn from the furnace room viii Sc
blessed TO know that tho trouble with
/ the bsatili & plant has been fepSired
Frof fhg ipalt seveYsi Sunsiisys con-
frssafi6is at the Central Pfeshytsfiah
where ssti.sF g g 4 z. !! ssidure e q the dlscoin-
soFs pei;lSu ny tue Bln ike fne tTou-
ed, however, and the plant oserhanls
|ed, alEd tIseas will no IoAgef be any
anacy yance arising from, this Source. 3
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ATLANTA LETTER
DO o 90 o . ) q 90 I . 900 oso Q

I :. !. 4 y e..
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 8.t.sfh u Ma
thzEn .StraiiS. lhes1Eotod Jewfsh hinlti-
Imillionaire aatls qIiilanthrupist. baii
10 long visit to Leo6FraAl ,yin lis cell
In. Che E3iton county jaiie sga8 fday
leaked out today. and Fren,S sadndf tied
the fact when Questiap led. lthcugH he
|asei!naa TO ;.tslk sss9 ssfs9 ss.ase ;sturs HHieir
|co9nYersati ion. Nj, raus ,has, itfE the
City after several days heres.S II
The reason for Inc hree-dayl u q OF
|fhe noted New y.drk ker In .Atfaii1& on
|ifis Say 10 califSfinia,. Was iiS APP
parent at first aii his visit 10 F,fanic
confirms the befief OF many that he
Is intereating hiInSsif In the fortsines
OF the prisoner whose case is now be-
fore the United States supreme court.
There have been e....s:..scss sums spent
In the rFaniS desease, and It has gem
|erally. been reported that these had
been provided by weaithy members OF
his race. .,asfi Y
Mr. StfAns ia 20 be given q c1fipli-
imentary banquet BY the Atlanta cham
! ber Of cor;fasfce VIXEN he etcp3, In At
laPSa his return fsSin Caiif3rniss
Rrenan fcoliege Gainesville Is be-
coming quite O large cotton holder
having more stla1 q hundred bales on
hand now. But, st am = turned plant
Ter. or adopted au icniturais Eqlirsa
FOR its Students q BE- scett1n iEs ken
~ ten cents q npAaa IN patmpl for
Itnfton for Soiit girls who Dther-
wise could not heH He affof fded g have
come 10 coll legs. = y .S ( y, 4 1. = 4 q II
mot that We could accept cotton
without iinuitati ~ said President
II. ~: Pearce Tod But girls swffo
Iothef~tsS wonids ~ deprived s0f coi-
| lieee course. -ssd who write % q xad-
Vance to make 9rfahg gemefiss tsilI be
Hooked after en- wis basis ~ &
In making tho pro ppositioh to accept
cotton at ten ceiit6 the college agreed
| 10 pay the stndeuts any increase ovei
q st,si :. price on Sls7d;sTy IS. knis year
hut Is now evident that Brehan viii
lsufser q loss on its hundred bales, cot.
son being arSand the eight cent narsa
| if Its stock Is s3iff now. Or, Rsafcd
EssiiI probably continue 10 hold iss how:
eyer being as good & patriot as Ary.:
body. -;
A smaii7aited slipper WIKI q hish
French heel makes hh excelisnt Wea-
49,
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I the ssissippi bureau of vital
les, 81 BEtin Atlanta as q special
of Aik federal census bureau
d the gtete bonrd OF health TN
fits statistics system au-
zed by khe last legislature.
. aid so4 the government experts
Offered by former Senator Wil-;
J. HarI1s OF GeOYgia, now direct
the Ksheral censuF Mr.. Harris
AIKEN II great interest la fttrtfier-
his wpF and the s5tateEof South
ina alb sfwillf profit 1 by,s his M
l., tho RxuertS g0fEg there al iillSrs
letting ts WOW an g 0eprgiR . s.
5an,a b ~ ssIf7.stss, ut Is eslil ,sai
eli skuts of stsg6 g6 sv6many foiind'
San ANtQuf5s EaGnp, aBiil affiyd
tlanta ithfIl i 3 tow Days ID, Ms
lined local 4 pnffsts, {, iii the
lritflat RH ere Tie ssrtiiio OF nas
, Naifiss Isnli ssI oES faar Ht9i%s ) )
the ts gsisfb rs flfuye6t q isi
yani led from tl,lAitB tes5Is,i
hs aGt & ! isl d Il, ~
ntiats 10 s0y tO,i % h1 ssHVIt
esstwo llRs; sl6g tfl5at can
v, irecf tlseir o7]k II the
s care I'm ere esi She Isie-
sgirls: eEAs 4 ant bafites do not
: : : ~
8. q 5ltaai he; GIRLS Isl de-
med tQ OolE II clue.
tor E lanes an d hIB fYife lSoId
nnectie tll the gppogsd niprs-
If the fls. is lighting for q RE-;
on q Fit os he bs Is corpus. IL
fails hi viii be- brought to sAtlan-
II trial on char Eess OF using the
! to del iid There is no evil dance
pport arnurdef charge, as il ms
: beenl roTed That the girls are
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