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PRESS COMMENT.

President Wilson says we will fight till "the last gun is fred" Also till the last Hun is fired from Belgium,
 France and various other countries.- Chicago Herald.
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The kaiser seems determined tt have so many of his fighting mel killed off that there will not b, enough left after the war to start ; !revolution.-New York Morning Tel iegraph.
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Porky Flynn. the Boston scrapper, is game gent at that. No sooner was he handed beating by Fred Full ton that he expressed his willingness to engoge in another muss with the Minnesota giant.
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Captain Eddie Collins of the White Scx holds first place among high priced baseball players. Comiskey paid the Athletics $50,000 for Collins contract, gave Eddie $15,OG0 bonus for signing and five-year contract calling for s15,000 year.
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It is said that "Bolsheviki' is in nc standard dictionary, which is not sur.
 prising when it is considered that the Bolsheviki are not up to standard in
 any other way, either.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
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If Lloyd-George's latest proposal free medical attendance for every body, goes through parliament, gooo health will no longer be distinguish ing characteristic of the poor.-New York Evening Post.
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WORTH REMEMBERING.

The habit of looking on the best side of every event is worth more than a thousand pounds year.
 pr. Johnson.
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Since Ed Barraw resigned the pse sidency of the International league he has been picked out for all sorts of baseball positions, inci;l1i.ns that of president of the American league. But the job of umpiring has not yet been wished on Ed.
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LOCAL AND OUTSIDE SPEAKERS

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A Story Of HLSb Finance
and the ParT LoUe Played.

The last to be captured was Pietro
himself. and II took Baird and two of
his best men to hold him while the
"nippers" were slipped on him. They
had all fought like tigers, and would
have won had we not overwhelmed
them by sheer numbers.
Painting. perspiring In tho 10y night
air. and streaming with blood from
many gashes. we all stood glartng at
each other. tho four counterfeiters,
Pietro, Salvatore, Francesca, and Do
minico' now safely handcutfed and
disarmed.
Come. Walter. strike a light whils
let this one up" called Kennedy.
from above. We had forgotten him
in tho melee.
took the stairs two at a time, fol-
lowed by the rest, Baird never taking
his eyes OFF his prize. Pletro, whom
he drove before him as II ne were a
Caesar triumphanty leading tho
most feroctous barbarian In chains.
| struck a match and held II up,
only 10 drop II in establishment
The man that Craig was holding
was not Moore, an ] had half expected.
IL was Miller.
AS we paused for an instant 10 col
leot our prisoners and tho evidence,
we looked about the back room OF
tho photograph gallery in Amazement
Here was an engraving plant in IT.
self neat and compact. In bundles lay
some very handsome specimens OF ten
and one-hundred-dollar bills. Scat
tered about everywhere were inBtru-
ments enough to make an enEravsr's
heart leap with pride.
The press on Whiuh the ErSen
goods were printed was tho same
make as that used In the government
printing ONCE. IL had been bought,
as We learned later. and sent 10 an
other address. where II WIS disas-
sembled by Pietro, the master me-
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One Way to Get a Hus sband

xu yILLIAM KENRICK. a Berk-
Nv shire gentleman OF a hundred
years ago. loft his property.
which was considerable. 10 an only
daughter. This young lady had n
mind OF her own and. finding none OF
her suitors to her liking. simply de-
terminod to wait until the right gen
tleman should come along.
II 30 happened that one day she
attended wedding at Reading.
where she met a young gentleman
named BENJAMIN Child. He was
poor attorney. With this handsome
young man the young lady fell vio-
lenuy In love. but still she was eau
tlous. She reasoned with herself for
several days, trying to shake herself
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CHAPTER Ky.

sWT was a bitter cold night. Passers
by on the Bowery were hurry
ing along, huddled up, past the
= flaming arc lights OF stores and
moving picture shows.
II was stiu lacking some minutes OF
10 o'clock when from Baird's window
we saw Pletro and his followers leave
the Paragon and walk toward tho
photograph gallery. l counted them.
There were five in all. Who was that
fifth figure, who had not been with
them on other nights? There was no
way to guess.
Our plan had been to converge on
the gallery from three points, Baird,
Kennedy and myself were to give
the signal by mounting the steps in
front of the house, and, If necessary
beat down the door. We would per-
haps give them a compelling motive
TO seek flight. II not fight, At any
rate, either contingency had been
provided for. Three men were walt
ing in the house next door, hidden
by the janitor, and ready to rush
up to the roof and down into the
counterfeiters' den from above. At
the same time three more thick
necked. close cropped fellows who
could give an excellent account OF
themselves had been stationed, also
by the janitor, In u corner of the pack
yard concealed in the shadow.
All was ready. We waited
anxiously until we saw light In tho
photograph gallery, the shades pulled
down, and something placed over
them to darken every ray.
"Shall | give the word?" asked
Baird eagerly.
"Yes." replied Kennedy.
We hurried quietly downstairs, and
out on the street. Baird threw a
handful OF shot against the base
ment window OF the house in which
his men were waiting.
sMy signal to them," he whis-
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chanican OF the gang. who could
tear apart and rebuild anything with
cogs and levers. Then It had boon
smuggled In here, piece by piece. and
assembled again.
Pietro II was. too, VINO made the
original Photographic, while Dominica
and he made the plates. Francesca
did the presswork, and Salvatore was
the skilled man with the pen. who
filled in the lines on tho paper with
red and blue ink to initiate the
threads. There had been tho utmost
division and specialization OF labor.
but over all presided tho evil genius
OF Pietro.
Baird's mon were gathering up tho
parts OF tho press, tho plates and a
small fortune In bills, preparatory TO
sending them on TO Washington tho
next day to tho custodian Of contra
band property, who receives all the
stun that In captured In raids-plates,
moulds, metal, bad money, presses
a vast collection OF junk that Is lock-
cd In tho Government vaults safely
and destroyed every two years or so.
Kennedy seemed particularly inter-
eHted In what he saw about the shop.
TITS wonderful thing. Walter" he
remarked. as he fingered one piece
OF apparatus after another. "but there
are thousands OF photo engraving es-
tablishments scattered all over the
country. Every ono OF them is equip
ped completely for the making OF
counterfeit money UP 70 the point OF
buying the paper and dnk. II has al
ways been wonder to mo that more
men don't go wrong. II is q fine trib-
ute TO tho honesty OF the craft that
there arc 90 few instances like this
where the opportunity has been put
20 work"
Evidently Pietro had experimented
with many methods before hitting on
tho most effective. for we found cop
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Design for Your Most Useful Street Fro

By Mildred Iodewick
~. Ersalns nlsslars Iashlsa n.ps,i

Ths Eusaiae uof6e fasAfo@ hxFsH
o--T.. ". Elt=Tcr
A STREET frech. - - snmire&
"A nus - tssG sss ss shsrs
nesa frosh. - - aVpropE1-
s.a must bs drs~.y. - ~ essisn "
asy IN couabinins thsss sss@uas q
the s,rs~t ana sftaFpoon frcok onsrs
. double role - ssitraosioA d
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travels by train - hep luncheon
snengement - sftsrnoon hFtdGs b
giAd q . frook vhieh oan 10 aonnst
IN the morning win susA perfsc,
good taste. and ys4 - oharminsly
supply the aftsrnoon's media
Lght weight serge. tricotins o.
jersey would ss . good choice for the
material OF ether Interpretation Of
this design TIE frook givss the ei'
iect Of being cut In one piOos from
shoulder 70 hem. but has . Joining
under the narrow belt The front
portion OF the waist. however. man.
ages 70 achieve . noteworthy feat in
forcing itself PAST the Joining line.
in two square out tabs which are
decorated for bravery with an EN-.
broidcred Insignia Of ones own orig
inAlity. These form a pretty trim.
ming for the skirt and also serve as
convenient reason for tho wide re.
vers extending themselves beyond
the usual line OF defenss-the belt
A facing OF satin in a color darker
than the dress. emphasizes the i'm.
portance OF these revers in a de.
lightfully effective way. Brown
satin on q light brown serge would
be pretty.
The chemisette is OF the woollen
fabric, covered with alternating lines
Of brown soutache braid and dull
gold stitching, the same being also
used to trim the tiny undercuffs.
The skirt OF this model is out with
its side seams fiared to form a draped
effect. below which is glimpsed a DIT
OF the brown satin pettIcoat.
The back view Of this design shows
soutache braided satin as an effective
complementary fabric for the sides
OF the skirt which In such case may
be attached to a foundation skirt,
and also for the chemisette. the back
portion OF the belt and the under
cuffs.
In army blue Jersey an exceedingly
pretty frock would be achieved with
self color satin braided in black for
the aforementioned parts, and with
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Ansuers to Beauty and Health Questions.

TO KEEP LIGHT HAIR LIGHT
MARGERY r.: After tho CASTLE
soap and cleansing shampoo. rinse the
hair we'll and then wash Il in lemon
water-a bowl OF water and Juice OF
three lemons. Dry in the sun and
then rinse with a spray OF clear warm
water and then cold.
FLABBY BREAsT-MRs. +. c.:
Strenuous exercises for arms and
shoulders, cold application. alcohol or
alum solution will help somewhat
Corsets which confine the breast too
tightly and stop the circulation OF the
blood cause this.
ehlNGLES MRS. DANIEL r.:
Herpes Is another name for shingles
This disease usually appears on the
face and lasts several weeks. II Is
not dangerous, but you should con-
suit a doctor.
DANDRUFF-G. ID. g.: Neglect
and dirt cause dandruff. as have so
often stated in these columns. Wash
the scalp often and brush and mas
sage all dirt and particles from II
every day and dandruff cannot col
lect, no matter what the condition Of
your health or scalp.
COLD BATHS-MRs. It. q. F.: No,
the cold baths do not shock me, and
I would not take them n they did. OF
course, always thoroughly warm
the body through exercise and a
warm soap and water bath before
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free Of the sudden passion. but all in
vain. Then, feeling that something
must be done. but unable from con-
fusion OF mind to devise n proper
course, she took the extraordinary
step OF sending the young man q let
ter demanding satisfaction for al,
legged injuries. She appointed a tlfa6
and place for the hostile NEE ting.
Mr.. Child was much surprised, and
quite ut a loss TO conceive who the
challenger could be. BY the advice
OF u friend. he decided to 90 70 the
duelllng place. Here he was met By
the young woman. who. much 20 his
surprise. told him he would have Is
fight her or marry her. He natur-
ally chose the latter. and. as the say
ing goes. they lived happily ever sf.
terward.
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CHAPTER XVI.

n T ssmed hours before the sonw %
the patrol sounded Outside. and
we hustled our hAndcuffed pris-
oners down into ''ths wagon
while three OF tho secret service men
prepared TO camp on the spot ana
guard the spoil until 10 could be -
moved TO Washington.
When At last we reached the court
We found Moore already there, storm
ing furiously In tho detention pen.
while Miss Fairchild was in the care
OF a matron in the Judges chambers,
her head bowed, and weeping softly
into a lace handkerchief. They had
been arrested. not. as l expected, to-
gether, but Moore at his club and
Miss Fairchild in her suite at q hotel.
Moore, at least, was furious.
What Is the charge against me1''
he kept demanding angrily, whenever
anybody IN authority approached the
inclOsure In which no was detained,
II demand the services OF my at
torney immediately Here. has that
messenger boy returned with him
YETI"
Was he shamming righteous indiE-
natlon2 / asked myself. From Ills
manner l could not but conclud that
his violence was too great TO be ao-
counted TO him for innocence II WAS
clear, anyway, that Moore by every
action was putting himself In a bad
light with the police and secret ser
vice men who were responsible for
his arrest.
Miller sat quietly aloot from the
other prisoners, his head resting on
his hand. occasionally gancing up,
self confident and collected.
The counterfeiters. grouped to-
gether, talked Volubly In low and
flowing Italian, waving their arms
excitedly. and apparently being
coached by Pietro, himself an adept
In police law. lie seemed TO realize
that this was the last opportunity
to make sure that their stories
would agree.
At last the attorneys for Moore and
Miller had arrived, The greater part
OF the evenings business In the night
court had been disposed OF by the
magistrate, VINO had expected this
counterfeiting case after his tAlk
with Baird du ing the afternoon.
cro BE Concluded.)
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pered. wait Just a minute until
they get into position on the roof"
Baird was by far the most impn-
tient of us all. In a minute he gave
the door bell OF the photograph gall
lery yank that nearly tore II out by
the roots. There was no answer.
Again he rang. Still no answer.
I'm afraid we'll have to break In"
he cried at length. Here goes"
With a crash he sent his whole
weight against the door. A gong
sounded upstairs, as II II were a
warning OF our approach. could
hear hurried footsteps. Again we
hurled ourselves against the door
unttedly.. II yielded, and we half fell,
half rushed into the darkness OF
hallway. Baird regained his feet, but
before he could recover Kennedy had
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simultaneously. One OF our men
dropped groaning to the floor. and tho
Black Handlers closed up around one
OF their own number, whose right arm
had been splintered.
They were now massed together for
O final rush, a sort OF flying wedge,
with Pietro at the apex. Before we
knew It they had brushed desperate =
ly past US toward the stairs, all ex-
cept one whom Kennedy had tackled
IKE a football player and brought to
the floor with such force that his pis-
tol had been discharged wildly into
the air. Kennedy reached for the
gun. and in his viselike grip twisted
1t from the mans hand.
Go on, get the rest" he cried. 'T
can hold this fellow"
Sounds OF feet on the stairs below
told us that our men In the rear OF
the house had heard the fighting and
had gained entrance. fearing to let
US tackle the Black Handlers alone.
Pietro and the other three were
now tumbling downstairs, hotly pur-
sued by Baird and myself, and two of
our men. who, though cut with
knives. were still full OF fight. As
they met our three men coming up
from the back yard they bowled them
over on the stairs like tenpins. We
pressed forward, for II they passed
our last line they might still escape.
A loud oath in Italian came from
below. and we heard Pietro's voice:
They have barred the door again.
Beat 1t down."
Our men had succeeded In gaining
entrance from the back. had locked
that door, and had the forethought TO
barricade the door which we had
burst in from the street. II Furnished
just the instant OF delay we needed.
Instantly we were upon them. They
we're now outnumbered two 10 one.
Still they fought desperately.
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AnsUers to Queries.

Dear Fashion Editor:
What color would you suggest TO
have dyed a piece OF light colored
woollen goods to be made up into a
fall coat for street wear? I am
thirty years old. medium height and
weight, blond, plenty OF color.
MRS. u. r.
A pretty shade OF light brown
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THE GREEN-GOODS KING By An6ur

darted past him UP the stairs. We
three pressed forward until we camo
to the door of the photograph gallery.
II was locked.
In an instant there came binding
nash OF hight. followed by the whir OF
a bullet over my sho alder, apparently
from another half open door in tho
closed again, but before II could be
bolted Baird had hurled himself
against this second line OF defense,
pistol IN hand, followed by Kennedy
and myself. We could hear our men
at work on the roof, trying to pry
the skylight up.
The door yielded. and in the inky
blackness OF the interior OF the room
FIVE men, headed by Petro himself.
made lunge at us. The fight was
sharp, but we were outnumbered.
Baird had been too prec' 'pitate.
Fortunately for U.S. tho hallway
in which we had been driven back
was narrow, and we three were just
as good as FIVE, except that their su-
perlor weight told in the hand-to-
hand struggle that followed. A keen
Btiletto CLEANED in the hand OF Pie
tro, who headed the gang. Kennedy
lodged the blow which was aimed at
him, but In 30 doing another Black
Hander wrenched his pistol away,
and for an instant he was defenseless.
A crash. and n shower OF broken
glass fell on us as the skylight over
head gave way. Literally from tho
sky three OF our men dropped into
the midst OF the fray.
That turned the tide. We now
outnumbered the counterfeiters by
one man.
"Shootl" yelled Pietro, fighting
viciously. I'VE are surrounded. Shoot
them, and break through"
A volley OF shots followed, filling
the room with sitting smoke. Our
men and the gangsters had fired
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Dear FAshion Editr;
VIII you please advise me II silk
Jersey would go we'll with serge for
fall drcss7 have enough for
sleeves and vest. In a rich purple
color, and would like to follow one OF
your late sketches in making II up
into a dress With thanks for ad-
vice, MRS. T. A. w.
Some qualities OF silk Jersey would
bo too light weight and thin. but II
yours Is heavy enough II would be
quite suitable to combine with serge.
would suggest you use . dark navy
blue color serge.
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finished bills. bssides tho fortune m
completed bills, Our raid had been
timed 20 the dot Another day or %
and the printing would have bsen
completed; the real cash would have
been drained from the trust oom-
pany vaults TO the very last genuine
bill
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CRAIG KENNEDY, THE SCIENTIFIC
DETECTIVE, UNDERTAKES ONE OF
THE STRANGEST CASES IN HIS LONG
CAREER OF BATTLING CRIME
OF BATTLING CRIME
Copyright Street Smith,
SYNOPSIS OF PREOEDLNG CHAPTERS.


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tAs
President sAPssei dlng
is IN Is
3 his that abe IA her
pa Al m a 4 n lauksy uls
by h IN omAgeuc hid naufe
dTSttb L by 4 met
q her IS Instead .ber
remain Of two In With
Baird has
for he bLn
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parts and uFhtsn the skin msahshuo
u l. sbsolutsly neooaaary 20 hold TIE had hieA ana
the chin tilted sliGhuy upward. aha thh pr~aies alec
Leads carriage % The shoudsu ana ohssl vhieA
always makes one appear more youthful.
The ohin should - msasased upward ne, deep
enough cause sagrng. but strenuous enough
10 stimulate the circulation and the lower part Of the
fac, should b. bathed in very cold and rubbed
With ice often convenient
A bandare OF aiutn solution On q iarFs pie~e Of
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black braid buttons trimming the re-
vers and placed across the lower
edge OF the square tabs.
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absorbent should be tae chin much possible Use
tAblsspoOnu powdered Of
twnyur the with Of this
hin with
again png moist all ths while II
a should
eften convenient during the day night
Another remedy nbby skin the neck and chin
oldshioned Use the white
this with gentle
the flesh with cotton and in the
holding backward until the bandage fastened
be
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learned the lad had having
with tantAEhE Miss
desperation by her deliberate aliursments.
Wondering Doris the nrtAious
odA determined question lengths which
jestngly chidinE her about her W
She her head rebeous
draw the line admitting
fun TO have about that he didn't
hs a standing his .- . 4,
She had dreamed that her Aung charms and Der
bring
he
horrned him really
pride
which
how
wonder. when
trinng with the really
They think that
though actually committed
toug4hI 5 Th syoAs~ Incl ''
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'uh. -, shes en- ouifaseous llus nTt BET shs
dossnt meah any harm ~ o."
Neverihslsss several rae Hood d
20 believe matter vha her had besn "a,
tho outset that disastrous results had followed her
begullements.
one evening chanced 10 b ~ large number
OF guests At open air ie. A. he end OF The pro n
gramme wandered under the trees and little 8
later ON chaneed youh. upd-eyed and dshsY 1s
sed. dash out Of the grounds and sprihg into bis
automobile
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would be good. A brown leather belt
or belt buckle could be used with It
Dear F.snioa Editor;
l have just made a black satin
dress, tho waist crossed in front and
the upper part OF It black Georgette
crepe; also sleeves OF Georgette, with
satin cuff. / find the black too dull
and feel / would like color to
brighten It up, / seem to look 80 old
In II. Am thirty-five years old. blue
eyes. fair skin. hair between cop
per and chestnut brown. q. l..
You could lay bright sapphire blue
or chartreuse green ribbon under the
Georgette part of the waist as shoul-
der straps. and add q fine lace collar
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MASSAGE FOR sAeoiNo FACE
AIRS. X. c.: 1t is my opinion that
too much massage loosens the skin
and causes the flesh to sag. Gentle
vlbratory electrical massage or that
applied with a hand roller will slim
ulate tho blood supply. smooth out
wrinkles and not loosen the skin.
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Pauline FuriOng's
Daily Article on
Beauty and Health
Nv Pauline Furlong
TREATMENT FOR FLABBY CHIN

- - n--s va
IoALh lae amount of SeGht raptr snc
A hhd hs ahd CHA snA nahey
osHpsiEn Develop N. mus~s n nsss
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taking the shower. do not sit or liC
down In the cold water.
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20 the neck and an underouff of u
TO sleeve.
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TIRED, ACHING FeET-MRs. W.

TTHED, ACHING FEET-MRS. W.
n. b.: Absolute cleanliness. rest and
proper airing for the feet are essen
tial. Bathe them each night in warm
water and the following: Sea salt,
one ounce; borax, one ounce; alum.
one-half ounce; soda. one ounce.
Then rub them with alcohol. Wear
clean stockings each day and differ
ent shoes as often as possible.
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EoR PERsPIRAIloN

ALCOHOL FOR PERsPIRATIoN
OF ARM PlTS-MAUDE r.: No. this
will not harm you, even II the hair
has been shaved. Put two drams OF
salycllic acid In a pint OF alcohol to
make II more effective lotion for
profuse perspiration.
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Ma Sundays
Intimate TcIkS
With Young Girls
TBE INNOCENT FLIRT
By MA" Sunday

tb1s Of "bHg" Ssadsv fhs Fsupss. EfsassHs1
ohis prsty. pquan snd utterly viA ~
charms nAt people rfuas boz
- tot her artauons
They would usually dsuss the sublsct 9Th ne rsnarIi