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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-04
BOTH SIDES so EVENLY MATCHED
At VERDUN THAT VICTORY WAIVERS
HOURLY; FRENCH MORE CONFIDENT


After the desperate battling ON the
Duaumort plateau, the German at
tao. on Verdun has come TO sec.
ond matt In the intense struggle.
paris Saturday announced tnit there
had been cessation OF infantry at.
tacks by the crown princes troops
although his artillery is sull keeping
W heavN bombnrdrIent
The continuation OF ARTILLERY actv.
ny may indicate speedy renewal Of
the important front northeast Of th0
fortress where the French llne from
salient The Douaumont Bettor rs
pointed OF by French llutary Cut-s
as key position essential 10 the Ger.
man purpose Of taking the fortress
The importance OF German attacks
In other sectors rs not overlooked.
however There have been advances
on the French banks and rdiCat.o0s
are ~ nishsd OF contemplated thrusts
at vital points I'm the unes about the
Curyinp front such as on the north.
west line wheFs the dominating height
Of Lc Mort HoWme has been under
the TIRE ot Germau heavy Guns.
The confidence In the outcome Of
the Verdun struggle has beer eS.
pressed by General GdlIlsnU the
French minister ~ var
BERLIN. March t-,vIs london $50
o mJ-"Thc eneniy WIS repWSeu In an
effort 10 retaks Douaumgnt the Ger.
man war onn,e announced saturday
rams N,,,r The r.,,i. ,,,,,.,,
~ ..,-..,,. ........r..
ton'nueo WIN '.oh''e''hf '''N'' '''.
DAY night ln the various sectors OF Oh"
rsolon OF verdun +, VAS tot. however.
,,,,o,..a ,y any ,,,,o,, 5T ,o,,,,y ,,.
'0''o'''' W ''' ''''''' .'''''''.
w '"'' " WV
''"'' oS "' ''''''" "'' "'e'
r...
N''''. E'''h
Ch GHlUou. muft.. u' H.. '".l
tine commission .un militia. attain. of
the .h,mb,, of ,l.r,rt.s ,.r Y, ....
l-u,d win ,n. situation 40 t..uuu No.
gavr drnIl. of t.n ....,. D.. m.u ana
FtorkF ur amuuuIr.r uuu ..unn.
military writer's 20. f uN. .m N''"u
WITH 100 do. w'.'..mf. '. u,wW u
rrdur' ,h0 salient u' nuurmnn' N....H
fnr This h,N uus. De- WON before Nv
ther progress can o, mad. The attack
began lu'r t long preliminary humb'd
mont pu Ncdn'adnN German column
started TO d"ploy from llH-lnmpuu.
wood. ON the rIghi aud H, the "mo
lime advanced uu tho ,lIl1g, of \uuN
losses To the "crmanF
French Artillery Gn,tuvs
tn, French ,rt,l,.r, o,. ,.,. ~, .I,r,.
u,st ib, grrm,ps w,,.. ,p,lr, q, ,,,.b
IN. rtin,k ON rn, u,ip, ~. A.. n,p,..
.,''r, '' '',.'. , W.. l''."'' W" .',
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SERIOUS EXPLOSION NEAR PARIS.
PARIS MARCH A dctoubtion hcard
saturday morning H soid To hay, been
serious explosion In manufacturing
establishment at " Denis. a suburb. =
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MON $50 'nnt i've bad enough ot
"Nnr M, general around J don't mind
being Killed Pos tho Germans mi Z
would rather nut urolh my neck 0u IN
OH automobile
Ih. general 900 telling This story said
SADLY.
And YOU know the poor fellow died
boo % trench while am sill here"
Tho soldiers adore General petOu be-
cause ne H always ready 10 share their
tolls nud mrdshps ne be- never so hapur
Hs when hD H obliged iu awnd Tor hours
Hr.un- ns upn 200 J p"ltur rain Rit,f.
"n' .a "N.nuI' Er'cuii' lD Cham.
w-n" Do. '"d H company 3l double quicl,
foo. '"" m.l' n"os hruw ground
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LONDON. March 4 Two Turkish a..
visions, reinforced b, troops tuoi ml
fled from ErEcr mn, ltr the forces htf
hal been 1p" u.rI a,uirN luc Lussnus
on the line rum nr through MuAh Bi,i-
Continued on Page ruoJ
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Look for Shea's shoe ad. on page sad
Mrs. Louis AlcCloud OF trAniteyille
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Those interested in the formation of a
rifle Club meet In Odd Fellows hall Sat
urday night az Z.
George Anderson, i student at Norwich
university, was the guest Of friends in
the city yesterday.
James Mcintosh left the city last night
for New Haven, Conn. where he has Sc.
cured employment in an ammunition
plant.
Miss Hazel Lyon, a student at Mount
Holyoke college in South Hadley, Mass,
Is spending Il vacation at her home on
Highland avenue.
Tickets on sale to-day at browns for
the musical comedy production "Septem
Der Morn" TO be seen at the opera house
Tuesday, April ADV.
"tTnder a Shadow" a two-reel drama
featuring Gretchen Lederer, an "Animat-
ed Weekly" also a Billy Rhodes comedy,
Her Speedy Affair" at the Bijou.
Notice; The annual spring supper OF
the Presbyterian church. which was 10
have been held Saturday, April /, has
been postponed, the date to be announced
later.
At recent meeting of the senior class
at SpauIding high school the contract for
the members of the grad
yates in q group and separately was
awarded the Troup studio.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Big sale Saturday. Everything must
90 at once. Groceries, silver, cutglass
and jewelry. Must vacate store. Ken
yon Store.-adv.
William A Palmer, who has been visit
ing relatives in Tiverton, r. l., and at
the home of his brother in Somerville,
Mass, returned to the city last evening.
After tomorrow evening, the regular
Saturday night luncheons at the Vincitia
club will be discontinued until next fall.
During the winter the 10 o'clock lunch
cons on Saturday nights have proved
very popular with members of the club.
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TALK Or THE TOWN

Velvet ribbons at Abbott's
George David is employed by the Yer
mont Fruit company.
Get your prescriptions filled at Rus
sells; three prescription pharmacists
Victor records for April now on sale al
Bailey's Music Rooms, "A Elm street. lad
We are closing ont our entire line oi
dog collars az one.half price. n ID
Phelps Co.
Miss Marion Persons of Montpelier Is
a guest OF Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Gould OF
Spaulding street.
A dollar saved is a dollar earned At
tend the grocery sale Saturday at Ken.
yon Store adv.
George Morse of Morrisville is a guest
Mt the home of Judge ii. w. Scott OF
Richardson street
We do not recommend cheap rubbers
but we have them for those that want
them. Tilden Shoe Co.
Mrs. John b. Reardon and small son of
Church street returned last evening from
a few days visit in Claremout, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou.. DeI}los of Maple
avenue left this morning for a weekend
visit with relatives in ST. Johnsbury.
Benjamin Prestini of Short street re-
turned to-day from New Haven, Conn.
where he has been making several days
visit.
We have the best line OF finger rings
in the city. All new patterns. Come in
and look them over. Bell and Houston.
adv.
Mrs. P. J. Hamilton and son. Joseph,
OF Woodstock, are guests at the home of
a,l NT,s -
street.
Etlo Zamperni, who has been visiting
relatives in Barre for fortnight, re-
turned last night to his home in Fitzwil
liam, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs George Tonguay of Beck
ley street left this morning for West
Concord, where they were called by the
illness of a relative.
New sugar on snow. plain doughnuts
and pickles will be served in the vestry
of the Universalist church tonight from
5 to O'Clock adv.
A bowling match between the Merlo
academy team and team from the Muir
ply & Weafer alleys is scheduled to be
rolled tonight on the Merlo alleys.
Mrs. E. Hopper of White Plains, n. Y,
WHO CdfnS mere 10 hIltHu IHb IuHeFdl OF
NJ. w. Nelson, returned to this city from
St Johnsbury last night Mrs. Hopper
will visit for few days in this city be-
fore returning to her home.
Word was received yesterday that the |
St Adams railroad mems bowling team |
win roll the Merlo academy team at the |
Merlo alleys next week Wednesday. The |
match which was to have been rolled in |
st. Adams this week Saturday between |
the same teams has been postponed The |
st. Adams men expect a new alley to be |
ready for use soon and desire 70 have |
the visitors wait until it is ready before
they come.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were 4he following peo- Il
pie: Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mcleod % n
st. Johnsbury, George II. Simpson OF
Rev and Mrs W. c. John
son of Windsor A. X. Ellis Of Cabot, +.
W. Meldon Of Burlington, Miss Ruth
Bailey of Newbury, w. f. Bliss, A. +.
f. b. Bailey and Charles F.
Fox of Burlington, George l.. johnson Of
Auburndale Mass, b. T. Wells of ST.
Tohnsbury, Fred w Laws of Burlington
2 A. Cosgrove of Hartland, Thomas g.
iaul Of Burlington, Mrs Mary Park
lurst and son of Nashau. n. H., H. A.
Walker Of Chelsea. b, A. Beauregard OF
springfield Peter O'Connell Of Quincy,
lass, and Robert Carter of Mount Yer
ION, N, Y.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Rev and Mrs. w. C. Johnson of Wnid-
sor, who are attending the Vermont
Methodist conference at the capital, are
guests of their son, W. c. Johnson, jr.,
of fremont street.
In the absence Of Fred A. Stebbins, who
is taking ten days vacation, II. S. Shor-
ey of Montpelier is acting as conductor
on the Green Mountain express over the
NJ. & w. r. railroad
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Men, don't forget Shea's big rubber
boot sale. adv.
| ii you have not received one OF our
style books call for one. Lamorey's.
| Mrs. G. J. Allen and daughter, Hilda,
Of Beckley street left to-day for North
field to spend the week END.
Miss Myrtle Cow of Richardson street
returned last night from several days
visit with relatives i'll South Royalton.
Mrs. Joseph Frontiui and son, John
Frontni, Of Foss street, went to Water
bury today for a week end visit with
relatives.
Tickets on sale to-day at browns for
the musical comedy production "Septem-
Der Morn to be seen at the opera house
Tuesday, April A.. adv.
Benjamin prestini, who has been EN-
ployed in a munitions plant in New Ha
ven. Conn, for the past few months, re-
turned to the city last night,
Week -end specials at the New England
Fruit Store: Fresh maple nut dips at zoe
per III. Don't forget that we have an
abundant supply of April fool candy.
Notice: The annual spring supper OF
the Presbyterian church, which was TO
have been held Saturday, April |, has
been postponed, the date to be announced
later
Lyndol Waterman has returned to his
studies at the Wentworth institute in
Boston, after passing 10 days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Waterman of
upper Washington street.
Mrs. Peter Bernascon and son, Mar
celle Bernasconi. OF Foster street, who
have been passing three months with
in st, Louis, Mo-, have returned
to the city for the summer
Until alterations in the middle store of |
the Morse block on North Main street are
the Barre office of the West |
arn Union Telegraph company will be in
The Worthen block, as heretofore.
Contractor James +. eastman, who has 4
he contract to strip a large strip OF /
luarrv area for Jones Bros in Webster II
lille, returned to his home in Burlng
on yesterday, after passing a few days
II the city on business
Misses Grace Carson and Grace Brown.
Who have been employed in Florence
lila Fla, during the winter, returned to
he city to-day for stay of several
weeks before going to the White Noun
aims for the summer season.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Knight, of
ill street expect TO leave the city Mon
ay for Boston there to make stay of
ldefnite length. Mr. Knight, who re-
entity closed out his stock of dry goods
nd smdries in the Gordon block, plans
, make realty purchase on the out
<irts of the Hub.
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Fat her
: ldhnI!;s';.
y Medicine

contains the exact kind OF
nourishnenf needed by
those who have throat
troubles and are weak and
run down, ana this tissue
building food is easily
taken up by the system.
That is why it is best for
colds and as a tonic in the
Spring.
No weakening stimulants or dangerous
drugs
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GANITEvILLE.

The Vaughan Store is now union
store and deserves a share of your pat
ronage--adv.
Latest in spring hats, including the
new Knox derbies. Lamorey's.
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Card of Thanks

| wish to thank the neighbors and
friends for their kindness and sympathy
to be in my recent bereavement in the
death of my wife, and also for the beau
tiful floral tributes.
f. Stanton Wasgatt,
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WEBSTERVILLE.

The Vaughan Store is now a union
store and deserves share of your pat
ronage.-adv.
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Dog Licenses.

Remember Saturday, April /, is the
last day on which YOU can pay your dog
license without paying the increased rate.
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BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1916.
The Weather

Fair tonight and Saturdays gentle Z
moderate north winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-31
WILLIAMSBURG.

Best value $40 suits to be found in the
city at Lamorey's.
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Why Dress Up

APPEARANCE alone does not
always bring success it sure
does give you flying start.
Look at the well-dressed, happy
appearing men you know and
the seedy, discouraged-looki ones
Which gets the new job or the big order,
or makes the most friends?
Dress Up! 1t will help you on your
way While you are investing in
new apparel, make it an extra good in
vestment-get suit in genuine Hickey
Freeman. Adler-Rochester or Shuman
quality.
The splendid tailoring insures last
ing good appearance
StetsOn and Lamson & Hubbard
Hats, $500 to $500
Cluett and Hathaway Shirts,
SL00, S1.50 and $500
The Frank McWhorter Co.
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Secondhand Wagons

ONE CONCORD BUGGY. ONE TOP BUGGY.
ONE STUuEBAKER EXPRESS With oue o.
tue seats. ONE STuDEBAKER LoW-WHEEL
TRUCK wIfh or withHuf hrN Thsae are
nsariy aH rev and iu ruoa c1nditioa.
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TO RENT-Downstairs tenement at as Ma
pie avenue. for immediate occupancy. Inquire
at Mrs s. +. Laviolette's Millinery Parlors.
"a North Main street. l4tf
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED TO BUY-A secondhand up-to-
date sewing machine state price. style and
condition; also secondhand fat-top desk Ad-
dress %. H." Barre Times. l4tf
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TO RENT'-On Berlin street. upstairs tene-
ment Of rooms also downstairs tenement of
rooms. in excellent repair; spring water.
Inquire of Canton Bros. l4tf
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Special communication of
Granite lodge, No. 35. +, and
A4 A. NJ, Friday evening at I
* o'clock; work, NJ. NJ. degree.
+. NJ. White, W. M.
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Mast cuiul,s,s ds.p. lass s~..
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drsNn back ior another Nrt. ,uid,nN
dssistcd
Hero n. = twisted s'r.ng t,id 81.
Who has said thst I would MARI, your
father
he himself said he had YOUR prom.
.se replied Fclitc
Then h" II " lair. wen - II mine
said the dutitIl celeste will not
marry him not though I am beaten
ddilN And ! viii not be beaten mote
Dry your ewes. Iclic.. my litl. brown
bird. aud le' us tain. TO- tho madness.
~ these two old fools must be- mot oni
oy stcoirc
= knus moi how - msy overcome
No. said Iclire ssdlv She Va. plum
and soft. Welding ~ body aud sriti'
and she leaned ON tho stronger mind of
Celeste a daughter must MARI,
where her father wills loI sr brave.
Celeste. hu' am a little coward I
cannot endure lcaiinEs What can We
dof'
celeste. IN spiie " her bravo words.
had No answer tcsd, A. shs hosli,ird.
= canoe glldsd sounilrssly into the Itil,
haN, and NJ. single occupant Nhts,lri
the soft riRht rf " n ploycf
Vt IL Gabriel whispered t,li0e ~
she responded
With y single psddlc stroke fabric.
MechcgegunuR. otherwise Fish Hawk.
touched the beach pshhlrs With tho how
~ his esgsshell craft amt tteppsd sshorr
II was n tr,st. and isiict nung herself
into his arms, needless ~ tho pfetenr-
nf her friend
Young Gabriel. somewhat embarrassed
~ the unusual warmth " his reception.
sflnned ,pusyiousl, m the gloom No
vas = straight muscular yourr ss,srr
With q broad. gnud.ustutrd face which
took nn a hslrIcssi, troubled rsrfrssinr
ne t,lDc gave ~, IN tears
Thus ihs, stood. Te'iro sn,t'rr Ga.
brief comforting her In soft. ineffr. tlsN
ruticfnls and celeste lnnking On IN CON.
tempt for = weakness foreign tn her
naiut"#a contempt tempered nnl, D., tho
sincere affection she bore ttlire
'Ahncen. What II the NATTER" .
mans voice asked
Celeste turned With q little rft. Al.
though she had come tc the nav nj
shadow. to meet lsnscs Cloud. sna hs,
been listening suhrnnscinu,lv all ~,
while Tor M. srnfosrh with eats TUNED
like ,hos" ots va, young doe so ratsl
an, alicn sound shr had not heard MI.
approach Nnd ,si h. stood st hsf ell
how . ,ourr isdhn ~ ihe tafsi, seen
Traditional t,pe. oil, feet VI bone. tipsc
ana MUSCLE srii,e ~ = giant go, piIsr
~ . uhir soft footed - = rho.i I,
the isllin1 d~afkness. beneath the Yf,s
pines itlngins the lonely lake. he 20
ssmhlvd tho inJafnsted spirit ~ . ,.p
lshins fsce sprung ml sieriuusi, into b.
ing amid tho slooms.
whist 4 49, h. repeated 'Nhv do.
tho sifi weep when che should he han
n.y.
Come Win me aud ! viii ten ,rn
ssid ysirtir dAfinEiy Wait brrs d..
Nrr Ns vHI return
.Tu it t'NtrHrdt
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have said that .ou will MAR, him IN n
week. time The prizes, win ~, tho
Christian charms over you Therefore,
make r-sdy
u viii not marry him she fried.
Hef father smiled. and his ewes sought
a dog whip She shfsnk away.
tie IL OLD. uElv. n liar. = bossier
bent In the back ard stift IN The Joints,
she cried Am I 10 mate with one
rrsdy for the gave will not 30 a.
mi N 7 married him. what would YOU
DO Who would cook fof YOU the food
that YOU lks mrNc YOUR garments pre-
naie the knnikinni.k skiitully. Hnd DO
all the hard work ~ that YOUR AZ, ms,
he n NJ ease
~ 10 that sNil tho father with
= smitk, ",ou need give Yourself M
concern am 4 man ~ Wisdom. and
! look into the nltur~ and prepare Tor
Whist may COME Thus. 7 have alt.ady
chosen = wife % tske YOUR place On
The dav Won mhrry kitch.shmn I we'd
his daughter Fellce
she stared ~, him l~n,reiulonsl,
teice' Why. she She broke n'f
Now ! know - arc l,inr She viii
never marry Nui"
You know nothing about II said
SbingCus angrilN "Shr viii mptrN me.
snd make u better and more duiirul
vito than you have been a daughter
She has given hcr promise
Then she IL q Young fno' even NJ
YOU str an Md one hi, daughter ~.
tnrted. throwing prudence IN tho winds
She " WRd 10 marry y Nrinklcd. siiff.
lessed old man who must ~ by tho
Tire and lIs " he deeds ~ his youth
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,ar.i,. us dI,rm, - 81 octave
uus'
Us ius.,'. ,r,' Ho u , gentleman
though , tenor. whereas Miss tthyl Dee.
san. tHs ,,bcm,n, sud indignant dHust.
tor ~ o. rrsmsr. protests that no may
not De- re- gn-i a siis,r Hs taruS". hI'
''s r1 tI, other famous talents "''
pointed
u, D., s.r.iut NIs, ucosN nllcsos
that nut seated HUs squat sHd uyf'iWcI
r,fsnn beside h,r iu "a downtown horne
uf NOW, aft. and that M" .sIrs''d ne.
snstorH, with uu~WisttA'i'' 'rfNo' 'tI
intent Unc touch ~ nature made her
blush 'ne neat made h,f aVploN Nrf
gum ihrH came tho thifi nul Vet Nh'
fourth The pfrssIfy We 500 much SHE
pushed his fuft ard brs, h,nd pNA'
iir arose sni ran She followed aud hai
him arrested
1p which tho respondent makes t'no'
oHs shaver that the lsdN protests On"
much and iun Hi' She go Ma sAlH NJ"
in Ur'gnu that dit tNv nndginE ll'
,sta bite ufIuH wac diverted ffDw Che
a.fyyn Ht q sr.I..b ant i,blug W Hit
ribs which. hs iHiui. va transmitted
ID, ihr delicate cinoN uf Miss r,'.Rn
lIp AuHf,I o. Hs q gentleman Wirhi
Nesn ami uuIu significant Ne knew
nos that Ne wts no nr.itrni Bswrmc,f
.nr en-, tate W Datlsu. DE hastil. arose
and heat M. 'rbtnr thai Nr would got
tho w,fst nf 10. ,ct unwilling ~ suffru.
der tn ihr clspvcd salute The br.rrt
frfItrf from The woman nflsd than
whom hell hath ~ ttrst'r iufl, " l' n.
iessi.
IN, appeared IN court Nss'grds,. clad
In THree Albert and loud trousers
y fedora M fnrriin rtor upnn his black
pprpa f1Hf and in his hand an atrtr
.i.t 'hst spptr french ~iih = 1,fisl'r
accent liIs lavN,r demanded n iU.N THE
ras. VAS therefore ,%uHiinu'i
When the iut sure. snl a ,sui.' Is
fnYri fhsi ,rrd vUi Ir based uvnr
u. brfsf ~ .Ur uf iHr parties and Ne
Disbelief w ihr uiht. Thr src,If, wni
tsr ma, then hs settled 10 iNe sNtisfA
/ lion W crs ~ inr reasonably Int at'ri
nui hos abrut the world 81 large Wow
l about thr nudgef sni ihr uldEsd'
What protection has = iadi assin,i /,
male with ria, rui and .tfa,fWl fingers
AMI vhs, protection has = rrnt arsins,
q iahv 9Th wandering elhnss'
Nprs
rHsrrfa.t ih.. l'iuru fsr.s = fli.
vr ts m.su. o' iiiirc space in
lob ...1f ar' .f iH.s f'r rsrh st1. bed
i..i IH,.f rHrt ,sui lid. frr't rtat rHI
rrf u.ts Toe rules will
tn ,iIH't 1tsHaHi, ."f wHnls
bHIf. H. mul I,l .uHr
g%sNu.nsN.
' Must Cul,l,s,s ds.p. lass sss.s
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The Weasel and The h

active figure Her features were reEu.
lar ana their expression was good. hum
orrl but beneath the good humor on
tho surface lsy . different expression
which n uhNsioguomist would have In
irrpfv'ed tb mean that Miss Shlnroo.
had n very strong will ~ her own
~ she placed tho fresh wood, her
NiHrI rounded the ,rpee Celest. I'm.
modiN,cl, removed tho pot and sst forth
bread.
Shinsuos, without srce,ins or. c.te.
mnnv. began ~ cat When he mad sal.
isfied hls appetite he M his pipe No,
ill then It'd his daughter venture 10
address him.
THE fishing said She ln%,.rrnrati,c.
%, was not good
ShinTuos shook his head AMI mute 81
y WAlcdi,tiun There A.. no fish more
hesidos the dnv rs oycfhot sit down.
Tor I wish ~ speak with q
She seated herself obedicntl, Such a
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