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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-18

afternoon at the school building. 4
business session was held at 2:3C
O'Clock and beginning at 3 o'clock III,
pupils of the third grade, under The
direction of the teacher Mrs. Brace
gave the following interesting pro
gram:
Song, "The Wearing of the Green"
Pupils
neutrality-suspicious. Jackson
Piano Solo---------T Tbelma Smiti,
Fairies Quarrel----------Se Seven Girls
Broomstick Drill Twenty.four Boys
Play, Birds of Killingsworth" .
------------------- BOYS
A general discussion on Civic I'm.
provement followed the program. at
which time DR.. r. h. l.. Morgan gave
very helpful talk on the effects of
civic improvements on the morals of
children. Talks were also made by
Miss Daisy Nichols, Supt. Richards.
Mr. Coifman and Mrs. Berkshire and
Mr. Allen of the Third ward. A fea.
ture introduced at the meeting which
promises to become very popular was
the storytelling hour for the children
by Mrs. r. Il. l.. Morgan. A Victrol,
program was given by Miss Cecele r.
West and a number of vocal selections
were rendered by Miss Josephine
Dean. A color scheme of white and
green in celebration of st. Patrick5
Day was carried out in the decorations
and in the refreshments.
The choir Of the First Christian
church, under the direction of Mrs
Homer Adams, will render an Easter
cantata, "The Lord of Light and Love"
by Julian Edwards, Easter Sunday
April s. A twelve.niece orchestra.
under the leadership of Mr.. George d.
Barnard, will accompany the choir.
AT the meeting Of the Missionary
Society OF the Broadway Methodist
church, announced for Tuesday after.
noon, at the home of Mrs. L. II. Crit.
fin, the following program will be
given, with Mrs, c. L. Mccain, leader:
Piano, Southern Melodies
Miss Floy Alvis
Roll Call---------So Southern Statesmen
The Anglo Saxon Element in Our
Southern Population
Mrs. ]. G. Thompson
Resources of the South---Mrs. Slough
Mrs. n, c. Wood
Natural Advantages Of the South
Mrs. Mcdaniel
Agencies at Work in the South
Mrs. w. p. Poland.
Mrs. J. Fred Connor was a charm.
ing hostess to the McLish Forty.Two
Club and additional guests Thursday
afternoon at her home on f street.
northwest. The club prize for high
score was awarded to Mrs. o. l.. Den.
nes and the guest prize was won by
Miss Pauline Dennes. ST. Patrick'sI
day suggestions were used effectively
throughout the rooms, The score cards
were shamrocks and favors Of minia.
ture green hats filled with confections
were given to each guest. At the close
of the afternoon a delectable two.
course luncheon was served to the
following; Mines. Theo. Hoffman,. T..
b. Weaver, o. l.. DENIES, b. l.. Rasor.
DENIES Of Tennessee. Ollie Anderton,
Crawford, d. A. Sweet, c. c. Lynch,
Gardella, Connor Misses Margaret
Bishop and Pauline Dennes.
At the Broadway Methodist church
this morning the pastor, DR.. r. Ell.
Morgan will deliver sermon on THE
Divinity of Our Lord" Special music
will be rendered at both the morning
and evening services, Miss Lotie Bond
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The Mothers Club Of the Fourth
ward met in regular session Friday
afternoon at the school building. 4
business session was held at 2:3O
O'Clock and beginning at o'clock the
pupils of the third grade under the
direction of the teacher, Mrs. Brace
gave the following interesting pro.
gram:
Song, "The Wearing Of the Greenn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-18

At the Broadway Methodist church
this morning the pastor, DIR. r. Ell.
Morgan will deliver sermon on THE
Divinity of Our Lord" Special music
will be rendered at both the morning
and evening services. Miss Lotie Bond
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Mrs Carl Won Hiuohof entertained
Yesterday afternoon with q uienagrrie
party f0r the Red Cfoss
bitcrvnt Samcs we've PLAYED and the
hos'ess SERVED plate course "a the
following guests Misses sarah Caid
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Niss Pauline WlHams eas hostess
to numhes ~ eleuis Nuodtt after
noon lt her henic ou Chiparral street.
The quests cnfoyed several same. nf
fnrfN two
Those wto eniuNei thc afternoon
wth Miss Williams wrrr Misses Ela
hucns. Marguerite nnwnr, Mario Wh
icrs Anuie CrunkcN MesdHmes Wal
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rnSIrIoN wANrEp-M Sac

MEN PREPARE RON ARMY DRAFT
LEARN harher trade ENcmp7s gmrd
duty. Makrs money t'rw weeks quail
flies. Il not ellgihle, other iohs watt
ms, ffce booklet eNpialRins Mfuo
Meier Barber college. ~ w Com
mere Street. san Antonio, TEX sas
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Read the cener Classified AZ pe,
szrument foF al the bargains
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-30

WANTED Plain eewing. rvasenahie
prlscs az ans ralo Alto 81 Phone sea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-30

Mrs q N Fser Noasess
Nin o. ST Fiser drhahtfufN ontcf
TANNED % number ot friends aud neigh
hHe 80 het homv on rhtfd street fpf
fie benefit 30 the Reh Crass
Mu ~ 2 rW'man hccHme member
rs the Red Gross Society lnd $50 was
added o. the Rcd Cfoss funds
The afternoon was snent in SEWING
ior the Ned cross ana aNt, tuur atf-
clc' were m1dc and furnished
MIR tisef Euesfs Wvrc Nrsdamr4
~ 81 nohmorf . O. npcknsh u r.
rttman - 81 Npplns . a MILLER
man Mnnnt r % ~echtIs ant
Mr~ % "A Huie sc Ar.adriphia. Az
who is the guest oi hcg daughter Nr.
Hhtsuali aud Airs % " fr-, ef o.
eoms Naahmgtou Who Is ,s-it.ng h.r
niUrp Afr. StfhfJsf
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MONEY TO LOAN

Unlimited amount ~ money io bonn
on farms sna fnnchss in south TrFls
Scott ANA rlstkmnf ut starr Ft. C1r-
uus Christi Texas $500
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FOR SALE csEAp HouseholH fur
niiuro an1 Kitchen uotft Must BE-
sold within ihe next Few days O. D.
Cmbhe sis NnIthef Street ast
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WANTED TO Rant Small cottage
furnished az unfurnisAed for reSpons.
lille coWplc. GIVE description and price.
BOX sss, Care Caller tsssl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-23

and q rev constitution adopted, which
piaced the order ia the lists OF benev-
client hrotherhooas Since then It's
growth and development has been
marvellous.
Love doth NOT behave Itself I'M
seemly; geeketh not her own; is not
easily provoked: thinketh no evil"
There are eight tribes in Richmond,
as follows
Annawan tribe. No. so, I. o. n. NJ,
meets NJ Ice Camp han every Friday
evening
cray Eaglc tribe. No. %. I, o. X. NJ.
meets every Monday night at corner
OF Seventh and Main streets.
Indianoia tribe. No. 81, l. o. X. NJ,
meets at Leader hall. Tenth and Hun
streets, every Monday evening"
jamestown tribe, No. Al, !, O. II. NJ.
meets at Springfield hall Twenty sixth
and NJ streets, every Wednesday even
ing
Manataka tribe, No. s3. l. O. X. VI,
meets at Lee Camp hail every Satin
day night,
Opechancanough tribe, No. lis. i.
.. X NJ. meets at Juniors hall.
Redd corner Stewart, every Friday
night
Pawnec tribe, No. So l. o. II, NJ.
meets every Thursday night at Cor
corau hall
Mouacau tribe, l, O. II. NJ. meets
every Thursday night at Monroe hall,
81 West Main street Nelson Powell
is chief Of records.
II is better 20 save an old member
on the point Of suspension than to
get pale face
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The secretaries. Scriees and press
comm tees OK the various lodges
Of the various orders are requested
TO place their notes Tor publication
in the hands * l. W Esson, third
eoor, Lyric buudinr corner Ninth
and Broad streets, by s o'cio1k r.
ST. every Thursday fer the follow
Ills SUNDAY edition q The Virs 'nlan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-23

} itt StEItiS b} 4FAaSSDAt y
The secrets OF Masonry" is term
that ms an om!notis significance for
many people, and time was when II
was regarded as menACinR The fact
that Masonry finds Il best 80 keep Ger
tain things confined 10 the institution
certain things solely TO protect Itself
from fraud and imposition and to
conform 70 established ueage-rua kes
the uninitiated~ wonder what goes on
behind tyled doors Though Masonry
fs best pro9agat@d and, prdt|rtefiy n
ancrery. HE principles oy Mansenry
are no secret al all It's objects, its
mission. its reason OF being is an
open secret to all. This fraternity Is
a band OF brothers who have common
belief IN God ana immortality Ma
sonic phraseoiogv IL based on the
phraFeology and spirit Of the Bible
and it, dramatfs personuae are taken
from the Same rule and guide OF flith
There Is nothing secret in its fuoda-
mental belief in and practice Of the
principle Of the brotherhood of man,
NOR is there any attempt 70 keep hid
den from the public the formula by
which Masonic character is com
pounded What Masonry IS, what Il
purposes what makes Masonic char
acter, ia published avery day. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-23

the Virginia odd Fellows should 20
TO tho home Of every member OF the
order II viii her YOU to know more
about the great fraternity 70 which
YOU belong I'VE are authorized TO
say that Y any member Of the order
IN Virginia who will MAIZE known hi-
fnahlityto pay the subscription price.
The paper VIII he sent 70 hiFa one
whole, year free IT charge
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fuxhugh lodge, No. %. !. q. q. r.,
met last Monday night as usual De
gree work was much in evidence aud
the attending members had Aull value
tor their trouble We are waiting
iyr some special announcement real
soon from this lively aggregation Of
Odd Fellows
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Richmond fyirginiaD lodge. No. $50,
l. O. o. NJ, meets at Moose home, 325
East franklin street. every Monday
nighl at o'clock.
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Schiller lodge. No. 1879, l. o. u. F..
meets every first ana third "Wednesday
night AZ their hall 2647 West Broad
street
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Metropolitan lodge, No, 22s. I. q.
o. p. meets every Thursday night at
its hau. Twenty fifth and Marshall
streets. Always good meeting.
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widows and infirm and aged brothers
and educate our orphans.
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Every member of the order IA a
work to do. Find out what It is, and
then do a.
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laurel lodge, No. 1917. l. .. O. r.,
meets every Thursday night IN the
month at their hall NJ Laurel
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Dove council, No, II, ID. of \. meets
every Friday might at Twenty fifth
and Broad streets. The secretary is
Miss Lillian Strickland. $500 Q street.
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Richmond lodge. No !, l. q. q r..
meets every Thursday ght nj their
hail corner Third and Broad streets.
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Washington camp, No. 81. meets
regularly at Highland Springs. c.
H. Galliger, Highland Springs, Va.
is the recording secretary.
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\ Patrick Henry lodge. No. fis, /. O.
q r., is con the job" in strength
every Tuesday night at their hall
corner Harrison and Broad streets.
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: > - . >
"PS THkANS."

love suffereth long and is kind;
love envieth not; love vaunteth not
itself; is not pulled up -
I,anhoe lodge, No. "a, n. OF r..
meets second and fourth Monday in
Lee Camp hall.
Marshall lodge. No. IL, X. of r.,
meets second and fourth Tuesday In
Lee Camp hail.
Myrtle lodge, No. rs, II. of p. meets
every Thursday night over Richmond
Bank and Trust companyNs building,
corner Seventh and Main streets.
Old Dominion lodge, No. 4, II. of r.,
meets every Monday night in Eagles
hall. corner Marshall and Third
streets.
Syracuse lodge. No. ). h. Of p.
meets at Liberty hall 2408 East
Broad street, every Monday at p. NJ
-
EAGLES /
The order now has close to half u
million members.
Dixie aeric, No. s3s. f. q. Il. met
Thursday night before last at their
home. corner Third and Marshall
streets.
MOOSE
We bury our dead. care for our
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ton. Walter Rock. saga Denny
street, 10 the secretary.
Washington camp, No. II, meets
every Wednesday night in their hall,
corner Of Seventh and Main streets.
At the next meeting there win be a
full roster OF new officers nominated.
For this purpose the camp will open
promptly at the usual hour on We'd
nesday, December &c. 1917. Much In
terest will prevail as some spirited
contests for these promotions are ex-
lsected. full attendance is desired
and all members of the ordertare cor
daily invited to attend. ]. e. Holllns.
226 South Pine street; is recording
secretary.
Washington camp, No. 30, meets
every Friday night in Fraternal hall,
iii Hull street. J. T. Morrissette
Is the recording secretary.
Washington camp, No. 81. meets
regularly at Highland Springs. c.
II. Galliger, Highland Springs, Va.
is the recording secretary.
Washington camp. No. 80, meets
every Thursday night in Juniors"
hall, Towards Grove. ]. l. Fox. 1909
North Twenty street, is the
secretary
Stars and Stripes council, No. IS,
;. and ID, OF L., held its regular meet
ing on December Is, 1917. There
were enthusiastic addresses by some
of the members of the council and
visiting members OF the order. On
GERS fer the ensuing term were elect
ed as follows:
Sister A. f. Toney, councillor: Sis
ter Annie Burlington. v. c.; Sister
Ethel Morgan, A. c.; SISTER Ada Lem
erick. A. V. c.; w. l. Thildress, r. s. :;
!. L. Hollins, a. r. s.; A. r. South
worth, f. s.: E. T. Pace, treasurer:
Sister Blanche Stairs, representative;
J. E. Hollins. trustee.
There will be no meeting OF the
camp on December Is, and the next
meeting will he one week hence. jan
uary (. 1918 All members are urged
to be present and start Off the new
year with zeal and spirit.
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Manchester lodge, No. ~, u. p. O.
E., meets at Ellss' home. corner Efev-
enth and Bainbridge streets. every
second and fourth Thursday in each
month.
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PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF
AMERICA

God Our Country ard our order"
Washington camp. No. ~. meets
the second and fourth Monday nights
of each NORTH in Juniors" hail, Ful-
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Stuart ledge, No, l5l. 1. o. q, r..
meets every Thursday night in the
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e.. meets at Eiks' home, 1913 East
Marshall street. every wednesday
night.
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EIRs

Richmond lodge, No. as, II. p. o.
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Highland Springs lodge. No. 5s, I.
-. .. T.. meets every Wednesday night
81 their hail at Highland Springs.
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Washington camp. M. 80, meets
every Thursday night in Juniors
hall. Towards Grove. ]. l. Fox. 1909
North Twenty-second street, is the
secretary
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rnr rTonWoNn -vINGTNIAN- SUNDAY pEoEMBER28 lsl7

ton, Walter Rock. 6zo-A Denny
street, ~ the secretary.
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Unity lodge. No. se. l. o. o. r.,
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liz nncrlts OF Mn.nnrr

IL yoH cant push. pull, y so
can't pull get out ~ the way"
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Unless your fite exemnllaes the
teachingS % ODD Fellowship take
that emblem on Otherwise yua are
para6lng under false eofogs and sou
ao more harm ttsen good
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t}abcock lodge. No. 80. meats d
Highland Springs or m" fourth l'r
day I'm 'eaCn month
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Ilcwi~ Clutter lodge. Ne. %Is. meets
AZ Ginter Park. On LIE tl.lra IAuIsti4.s
Ia each month
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Richmond Fraternities

assasas-aaagss.a ssassrgas
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Syracuse lodge. No. ). IA Of p,
meets at Liberty hall, 2403 East
Broad street, every Monday at p, NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01

,
'"e w" " ~
ping from the society page "i 'he
Albuquerque Herald II given space
nm m. nrst nnr.. Mrs I.ora IAMance.
n,,ton,I or,, nicer of he ". e.. r L..
ooh, ala ,ot,hte c,mnatrninr In Col.
f,> ,na oth.r counties has an arti.
,le an How the children Heipod in
E.w Nexico The chief con,rthu.
u,n IL written n, Airs ". n Lind.
scy under IN. rnp,ion. New NIeSico
ncc,tnes Twenty seventh Prohibition
sat. hy % 010 mn iorttv" The ar
no., reads
,N..rh, an the .t.,c ofaciaIs and
MARI, lenders lined I'M FOR prohiht-
lion I'm the recent New Mexico cam-
r,,gu Letters In the interest Of pro.
btbi,iop from the royernor United
states senators Judges and Other
mon promtn.nt poliiically we're print-
cd In the newspopers OF the state
9TH. nress OF New Mexico was
unanimous in its endorsement of the
and rnyc liberia, space
to ~ advocacy Of prohibition. where
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>cvc-, ID, state IN Lmcnah

Iu' lIsf i~-u, of the l.utau SisuHI.
r.'u-b.J hN tho national W'fl &
CHRISTIAN Temperance Union at Ey
tu"tuu lI. i- e. "Ncw Mexico spec
,tal Iu nearly ever, ptp of the
atlaziuc this state is either ln mo
t',f ,r hH1d lines of articles that give
the WhcretorcS uf the prohibition
campaign and victory Articles writ
to-. ny leading white Ribboncrs Of
tho SKATE Jr" bon the first pages OF the
magazine, Mrs " T.. Lindsey. vice
president OF the state ". G. r. a.. ~
llutel uy every writer Tor tho ron
|-If,uuus part she played In iris
clmpIlru Irs. Minnie : Byrd ~
sni's BE, who has been n ot the
b uders m this work for Years, h.. a
haiti rose contribution on "EXplain-
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for securing a fair expression Of the
will of the people az the polls was
provided.
"Parades were held In most of he
towns on election day. Lunches were
served a, the polls by the women Of
the Council OF National Defense aux
Hilary. the " G r. T., the suffrage
forces and the women's clubs, in
fact. all the women participated en-
Enthusiastically az the polls. serving
lunches. driving automobiles and
lending their enthusiasm to the cause.
Every state official. including the
governor. went 20 his home city 10
cast his Hallot About noon word
passed that an was going well This
trehled tho energy and courage ~
the workers. who faithfully stood by
their posts until six o'clock In tho
evening. The only time the women
left the polling places Mas when they
vent In their automo biles for voters.
The tension was great. hut victory
was Ia the air. About nine o'clock
In the evening word was flashed over
the wires that We had won at least
three to one IN the cities and towns.
and sc knew then that we had won
forever and n day We slept the
sleep ~ sweet victory. having. in real
nv. In proportion 20 our population.
piled up % larger prohibition vote
thar any Of ue other prohibition
states
.
High SclIoua Danes
The high scnooi students celebrated
their victories In foot bah games with
a dancing party in Colombo hall last
evening.
4. a.. Have % Parry
The Christian Endeavorers OF the
Gold and broadway church were ass
semhled In the basement. that In the
recreation room OF the church, 20
have a jolly time last evening. Forty
were present. Games. readings and
conversation were the order OF the
fun.
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Mosdtnos Emily a. Ia Belle Fam
ny } Hunos. in"l g. Westlai,r. cora
VI Morrison, Jennie e. partch. Ivan
Grunsfold. Alfred Grunsfrld. Myrtle
Ashdtl Paul Btrnhart. Alice Camp
bell. g = Elooh. j D. rrarcc W. T.
AIrtrulf. VIM a. walton. ; r. Ncl-
SON. rlauk Graham. Charles wilbur
Metz 4 o. NDMilleu. In Evelyn D.
Frisnic Arthur \ Ecllam. g. e.
Stroup. O.. ~ Conner. Misses Dorothy
MoNn,ou. Anita iiuhnru. Ruth An
J an kathleen Long HELEN Vincent
%
Tor Mrs. MART
The officers of the Hrucnt ]-u,la
ton. au tuNilttr, ct the Mty,thrcs,
vii holt social afternoon Thursday
at the home 81 Mrs D.. r. Fletcher iu
compliment To- Mrs n - MART
9 .
~ irau un the string
~ happened on the crowded plaza
M Santa rc last week. OF course
everybody laughed Walking dcmurc-
' s along the street was , tiguihcd
high school teacher from Alhuqucr-
" she had Just ouuud"d q" a friend
r9ai sh" had bad nor fortune told
n,d"r' leaving Albuquerque, and that
she was destined To- mud q sweet
heart Iu Santa r." WIN u sly wink
uf the blue eyes she ctrclcsslv
dropped her bah of knitting yarn and
let o. trail behind rs she walked oa
in obvious ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that "a
TA.... t.... HI .t...I " ...l.
up the bah of yarn ana WIS carefully
winding II up AS hc drew nearer To-
the hands that held the knitting
needles. II h. q TACT. Miss - did
get q beau ON the string while In
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tame old.