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Allied Club.
NIpuibprJ

Members Of the Allied Club will be
entertained tonight by Mrs. John Si'E"i
at her home on HARRISON street. tainrS
and music will form tn. diversions and
a luncheon Will be served by the hostess
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Mrs. GC0rE0 NOUN". u Inns CIty viii
he the hostess to IN" members of the
/ 'rhimhl" Bee" ar h"- h"lH' ~ Elm street
thiS aItrnUon. and ali e III" members
ar expected To l." present as an inter
cslIng afternoon has been rr"mlA"d.
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whcer they attended a meeting Of me
committee Oh Missions OF the prCSOy-
terrain synod of Ohio. y number OF IN
portaut matters were given attention.
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Seven persons will be made supremacy
happy in the IntclliEcnccr'S Automobile
and Diamond Campaign-you can be ons
Of them.
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CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.

DAYTON. Ohio. Oct. i6.-A change in
The sch cdu!c 81 the lawson AIT liner 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Elks Dance Enjoyable

A large number Of The MONITORS or IN"
members OF the Elks club or this CIty,
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for Tn" Intclli-
ernccr a.: IIchny's News stand.
Sclhy & Reeds nrug store or the
Bridgeport Hardware Company
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Kngore injured.

II It's made Of canvaS-we make it.
Tel. $50. wheeling Tent o Awning Co.
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Took Money And Suit.

Police Of surrounding towns have been
given a description OF a man wanted by
local officials. whom Il is charged sack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Return Prom Synod.

Rev James II LHwth"r and j. Ross
CreenIee have returned from Athena
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Marriage License.
Ente-Ain%.

AhrAnIl ErlzZl and Phiiomcna pc
Slmuuc both NJ Bcllnjrc.
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Rihlo Glass Entertained

II It's made OF canvac-we mako u
Tel. 6e3. wheeling Tent Awning Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-04
i. :" Cosas Interesantes "
LOS COMETAs

En- el observatorio de "Havard Co.
llege", en- el espacio de tres dias, el
Reverendo J. II. Metcalf ha descubier-
to dos nuevos cometas. Uno el 20 de
agosto, otro el %. Sc encuentra el
iltimo en- la constellation de Bootes.
En- Paris, Mr.. Hortelly, de Marseilles,
10 vic la noche siguiente de haberlo
Idescubierto Mr.. Metcalf.
La Condesa Tolstoy ha muerto. Sc
Illamaba Sofia Bers. Sc dice que Tolls
toy la describi0 a ella en- Kitty de
Ana Karemina" y en- Natoska, de
LA Guerra y la Paz"
Ella trato de poner en- el un POGO
de sentido com1n, del que ella poseia,
y no 10 pudo conseguir. Porque Tolls
toy viva en- un mundo sonado y no
en- un mundo real.
Fue la condesa una buena novelista.
Ella no podia ser feliz con un ca
racter como el de su esposo, que Sc
compadecia de las penas de los de-
mas, y-sin embargo-a su familia
la hizo pasar las, penas del purgato-
rio. Como una demostracion anota-
remos el hecho de que lie hizo copiar
su mujer isiete veces! la obra "La
Guerra Y la Paz".
Las teorias de Emistein.
En- GEL Mundo" Sc ha publicado un
articulo sobre el famoso ataque que
hizo el DR.. Emistein a la ley de la
gravedad de Newton. Y ahora infor-
man de los Estados Unidos que: "Mu-
Ichos eminentes hombres de ciencia
aceptan ese ataque. Pero hay otros
que estan muy resembles porque
Emistein dice que solo doce sabios en-
todo ell mundo pueden comprender sus
teorias. Y ante la Academia Nacio-
nal de Ciencias de New Haven, R. A..
Millikan ha leido un trabajo en- que
trata de demostrar sugestionando de
manera plausible, que la luz de las
estrellas, al tener lugar el eclipse de
sol no es porque Sc desvien por la
attraction de la gravedad, sino porque
hay refraccion en- un perfecto Y fa-
miliar camino de luz cuando entran y
emergen de los gases que forman la
atm6sfcra solar. Esto es tan faeil
de comprender como plausible, y hay
que confiar en- que sea verdad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-04

Ponce, diciembre 2.-Segun infor-
mes, el luhes is del actual volvera
reunirse q Gran Jurado de este dis
trito Judicial, para conocer varios
.asuntos pendientes. !.
.,- En- Ia mafiana de aver volvi6 a
nacerse, cargo del puesto de Juez de
Paz- de esta poblaci6n, nuestro ami
go el Lcdo.. Ramon Dapena, quien aca-
ba de regresar, en- union de su dis
tinguida esposa y nifios, de i'm viaje
de placer que realizaba pur Estados
Unidos.
-Nuestro buen amigo el joveh don
Alfonso Sacarello. que actualmente
ocupa un puesto de coniianza en- eun
escritorio comercidl de esa ca
pitai, llego aqpi el sabado tiltimo pa-.
ra pasar algunas horas al lado de. SUI
amable esposa y tierno nifio.s
En- la residencia de la simpatica
noyia, la noche del sabado iltimo com
trajcron fnatrimonio civil los aprecia-
bles j0venes don Jos1s Gonzalez Oro-
ma y senorita Gloria Pagan, por Gu
va eterna felicidad rogamos al cielo.
-Inculpados de atentar contra la
salud publica adulterando leche que
eXponian a la venta, aver presento
acusaciones el Hon. Fiscal del Distri-
to contra los vecinos Jose de JESUS,
Emiliano Quirindongo, Josefa Rodri-
guez, Manuel Rios Ocasio, Rodulfo Re
yes Y Josefna Ramos.
En- la manana de hoy salio con rum
bo esa capital, en- automovil, acom-
panado de su distinguida familia, el
Icompetente hombre de leyes Lcdo. An
tonic F. Castro, quien lleva cl propo-
sto de vcntilar importantes asuntos
PROFESSIONALS en- nuestra nueva me-
tropoli.
Deseamos feliz viaje a los distin-
guidos esposos Castro confiamos en-
que el jurisconsulto obtendra el exi-
to que busca. \o.. ,..,s. "a
--Desde el jueves permanece re-
cluido en- CANA enfe1mo el conocido
industrial don Felipe Pagan, general
mente conocido y estimado en- esta
ciudad.
Confamos en- verle pronto bueno.
Ell detective Perez Sanchez arres-
to al individuo Pedro Reyes, para acu-
sarle como autor de la sustracion de
una gonna para automovil, valorada en-
30 dolares, perteneciente don Sal
vador Mandry, gonna que fue recu
Iperada. 3!'#E s.
El mismo dia que Reyes ingres6 en-
el Deposito Municipal de ,Presos para
ser luego conducido ante el Juez Mu-
Enicipal, logro eyadirse y hasta Ia fe-
cha Sc ignora su paradero. ljf :f:u,
La bella inteligente senorita
Evangelina Torres, estudiante de; nues
ira Escuela Superior, permaneee re-
cluida en- su casa grayemente senfer-
ma, despertando en-. sus padres Y ami
gos la natural linquietua de estos ca
SOS. GCq s1!9ii.Jc uj-'h1fr, I
Deseamosla una Immediate y COM
pleta curacion.
La joven Anita Ortiz, principal
protagonista del sensational suceso'
de la .calle Magnolia, quien Sc dijo
habia intentado dar muerte a una cria-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-04
Noticias de Ponce

tura instantes despues de haber naci-
do esta, sera denunciada por acome-
timiento y aggression grave, formulan-
do la acusacion el jefe Dario Suarez
y el agente Juan r. Colon, de la Sc
crcta en- esta ciudad.
Aver tarde Sc llevo a efecto en-
el Cementerio de esta ciudad ell sepe-
lilo del cadaver de la virtuosa joven Sc
iiorita Alaida O'Sheaf, hermana del
conocido y estimado joven don Fran
cisco O'Sheaf.
FL entierro revelo las simpatias que
disfrutaba la extinta joven, cuyos
Edeudos enviamos nuestra mas senti-
ltla ieondolencia.
LA fardegdel sabado iltimo, fren-
te a la Porto Rico Drug Company, una
inlujer .fombrada Emilia Matias, po-
bre 1nendicante, prorrumpio en- insul-
tos, contra el Lcdo. Jose N. Quinones,
Hon. Fiscal de la Corte de Distrito
de Mayagiiez, porque dicho caballero
no atendi6 la peticion de una limos
ma que dicha perdiosera imploraba.
Al ser arrestada por ell guardia Ra-
mon Muniz Torres, la bravo mendi-
ga hizo resistencia y acometio contra
iel agente de la justicia, pegando
este una bofetada.
Los policias Jose Henna y Luis
Ortiz Saldana han detenido Emilio
Cortes, conocido por el Indio Macho,
para acusarle como autor del hurto
de una maleta que contenia prendas
de vestir, pertenecientes a Herminio
Padro.
Para esta noche SCI anuncia una
segunda reunion de los oficiales de
barberia que trabajan en- Ponce; sien-
do ell punto de cita el local donde Sc
halla establecida la Union de Pana-
deros de Ponce.
Aver Sc encontraba en- Ponce,
ventilando asuntos de su interes per-
!sonal, el Iacomodado propietario senor
Natividad Guzman, del progresista
pueblo de Villalba; quien saluda-
mos cordialmente.
Ell policia Luciano Rodriguez ha
denunciado Pedro Mojica, acusando-
lie como autor de un delito de escala-
miento en- segundo grado, cometido al
penetrar en- la casa de don Felix Ruiz,
barrio Tibes, sustrayendole este la
suma de trece dolares en- effective que
su dueno guardaba en- un baul.
! -Tras, varios meses de ausencia en-
Estados .Unidos, donde fue para ges-
Etionar .negocios, aver saludamos aqui
| a, nuestro querido amigo don Carlos
lPatterne, conocido agente comisionis-
TIA cue disfruta aqui de generates SIM
patias:
Damosle nuestra mas cordial bien-
lvenida.
1T -1+Se 'informa que hacia el dia IS
del ACTUAL, embarcaran para Santiago
de Cuba numerosos trabajadores agfi-
eoIascyi obreros, que van contratados'
Ipor,una rirma de la region Oriental
de Ia Gran Antilla. IT,
Deseamos que esos honrados busca-
dores del pan diario logren ell exito
| que des inpulsa salir del pals en- que
naeieronn..cy
COrrespOnsal.,H t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-04

| De manera que Newton ha cncon-
ltrado quiGn le defienda.
El Principe de Gales en- la Opera de
New York.
Resplandeciente de trajes y joyas
estaba el teatro de la Opera de New
York la noche del Is de noviembre.
Ell Principe de Gales contemplate
el brllante espectaculo miranda con
los anteojos al parterre Y los palcos.
iQue animacion!
Mrs. Reid vestfa color malva, con
ladoinos. de broeado de plata perlas.
Mrs. Mills, la madre de la Condesa
de Granard, 3sde. negro y blanco, con
Ihilos de perlas y corona de brillantes.
| Mrs Vanderbilt, de girls palido, con
guilnaldas de rosas, y esmeraldas y
briIlantes. Ell General Pershing ocu-
paba un asiento en- su palco.
Mrs. Corhardt de blanco y brocado
de terciopelo de ORC, luciendo collar
dc perlas.
La sonora del Ministro Servio, ira
je de tela de plata y diadema de bri-
llantes.
Mrs. Swabling de blanco Y plata
con tiara de diamantes y Mrs. Sat-
terswhite, de azul de cielo y plata, con
perlas.
Mrs. Wanamaker y Mrs. Whalen
visitaron el palco Real, despues que
sc canto "Pagliacci".
Al salir ell Principe Sc VIC rodeado
de mujeres elegantisimas y cercado
por lindas muchachas, que lie eogian
por ell brazo, sonriendo el coinplacido.
OtrOs datos sobre el Principe de 8;
Gales. "a+~5
Hace 60 amos que ell abuelo del Prin-
cipe de Gales. estuvo en- New York.
lei mundo era entonces muy difcren-
te. New York no era la ciudad que
es hoy. Eduardo VII era aquel.
Eduardo VIII sera este. Inglaterra
era hace 60 amos una nacion de la
que dudaba los .Estados Unidos. Y
hoy Gran Bretaiia y la America del
Norte sc unieron para pelear po1s los
mismos ideales, que seran los ideales
que sostendran los dos pueblos en- el
future.
XXX.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-04

Ia AntiGaleuIina Ebrey, escriba
Ebrey Chemical Works, 50 West
Broadway, New York,,y recibii4l gra-
It's. IN intereaapte folleto. La Anti
calculiipa Ebrey Sc encuentra de yenta
en- toda$ las bpticas. ........., Advt.
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side Of tho town Il the spot marked
With some Of the best totem poles IN
AiasAa. which Ex.presldent Taft
caused TO be set aside as a National
Monument 10 commemorate the Rus.
sian victory W the Indiana.
skaguay
skaEuay At the head 81 lynn Canal. u
a own that IN the early days Of the sold
rush seemed 10 spring into life In q
slnEle day. % has wonderful mountains
bohind % and from IL tafts the white
Horse and Yukon Railway which
leads 10 white Horse on the Yukon
River. on the usual Inside Passage
trip one either spends the day In ska
quay or takes tho train on this road
aud goes n the International Doun-
dary ana hack thu same day. This
TRIP anords a sublime spectacle Of
titanic mountains. with white submits
and green sides that seem hurled IN
~confusion from the sea. From the
car windows can be seen the Old
White Horse tfail over which nruspec.
tors struggled with packs on their
backs 20 their mad ruth Tor the gold
fields This gateway 10 me Yukon. a..
SkasuaY To- called. has curious shops
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poles are carved on M sides and
hold on the top the nsuro OF an ant.
mai-the frog. toad. bear or whale
being favorifes because thens with the
raven are the chief representatives
Of n Indian famliica and some irn-
diiions says their ~proEenltors. They
are a sort Of insignia or crest. Most
Of the poles are from twcntY 20 Aixiy
fset high. aud from i've 20 nvc feet
In diameter. The carving h on tho
front Of the pole and IN some Of the
totem poler placed amour tho Haida
villages. xnere many OF tho bcsi spcci.
mems are found. a doorway u cut
through tho trunk Of the totem for
egrcss and ingresa some odd poles
ara surmounfed b. tall hats % the
"Hosfon' a In early DAYS the
while traders we're called boston"
man and the Indians tool this way Of
showlne the family's association With
them. MANY OF the most ir.-eestinr
Of Alaaka's toiems are over the
graves OF shAmen. ~ these chiefs or
medicine men are buried above ground
the large wooden animals on top Of
The boxes are carefully carved and
wonderfully ssin;cd.
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Though the totem poles % Keiehi.
kan are of interest aome OF a higher
order are found at wranFcii. the Old
Hudson hay Tradins Pos. az which
the boat stops later ~. Hunters from
all partA % the world assemble period.
iculiy a. fhla place and the tourist can
sometime1 plea up rare skins a. thiS
little vilake % about eight hundred
souls. The totcms a. Wranxoil be-
long principally 70 the Thiinket racc
and the carving a. a rule cxtend TO
the top Of the pole. one totem b.
distinctive because surmounted b. the
Image n a beaver. The whale totem
"a noted up and down the Pacific
Coast. n Il many feet hlgh. covered
with mos and iichsn aud a sreat
black whale Il perchcd IN Top. Chief
kafishau has I've ciaborately carved
totcms painted In dull reds. blues and
black before Ms somewhat modern
residence. and chief snake takes pride
IN q tall pole With a frog on top. the
sides 81 the pole being carved with
the imprint Of human feet ascending
and descending. some % the dwell
inEa IN Wrangcli have two totem poles
IN N re%uressniine 'he male
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side and tho other the female side Of
the house.
sitka Has BEAUTIFUL Hartor
Stka l. another place where there
are opportunities az times 20 ohualn
rare skins but the many charms Of
this old Hussisn.Amorican town make
the purchase Of trophies sink into M
amihcance. This interesting Old tow
seems set In a IRON with toNrrlnE
mountains In tha background. u m
protected BY a bay from h turmoil
o. the ocean and tho water n ioitri
With hundreds % rocky and pinu-ciad
Islands The whole forms a hsrbor
o. % much beauty that " has been
nkened 20 the Sea Of Japan ana the
Bay OF Napira The town D. a peace.
fui. atraEEilng sort Of place. with q
Few hundred houses and m intcFcstinG
raucherie OF Indian village IN which
live several hundred descendsnts OF
The tribe that once caused Dafanod %
much trouble.
Long before he hoa stops NJ Sifkn
one can see the rocky eminenrc On
which Baranon r1fsed he castle ard
near fhA sharf are s'me ancient mos.
covered Russan hulii x Just olf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

and some good gardens aud u rsmin.
scent Of "Honpy Smith" aud other
ruthless men, though today ~ 10 peace.
fui and an Interesting commercial cen.
tor.
10. like the shlninr pictures Of a
panorama. the scene constantly
change a. the boai winds In ard out
% de or marrow chRnnels. and some.
times into %tortuousi cauraes a. az
wfanrsli Narrows. which look liz a
narrow canyon dilcd With water ana
hordered b. wonderful blue mountains
aud snow encrusted peaks.
salmon Canning
The salmon cannsries always interes'
he slahtscar. aud when h steamer
stops al peterHDurE or some other
large cannery. tine T. given 10 watch
the process. One sees the thousauds
u nsh lying on b wharf. the e.icins
canning. boiling AID finished product.
There 10 a canuery at M~eilakahilA
which u Of Interest because The own
with ~ neat houses. churCh buiif ~
The IndiaLA. school n saw mill "a
governed BY a council % natives aided
uy william Duncan. the founder Macy
wears ngo this EnElishman came 90
British Columbia a. a missionary. lie
studied tho Indian Language. lived
among them. taught them n csiab.
lished an Indian town called Msiia'
kahiia.
Many icebsrgs will he seen. and the
kiacicrs M worid-travcisrs with won
der. There IL an ifidcacent erect IN
Alaskan glaciers that h not seen on
other American glaciers. Frequently
there are opportunities 20 stop a.
Davidson and T'aku glaciers and " tho
sea 10 calm u somctlmes happens that
one sets a glimpse % Muir hay. nied
with Ice aoes from the great Muir
Glacier.
n q an interesting voyage-this 20
Southeastern Aiaaka. bu, after all the
towns ARE not the greatest attraction.
Ona may view with curiosity the totem
poles. may rambie over quaint villages
% Russian momoriea. may taxi a trip
on a railroad above the clouds. may
purchase miniature totem poles and
ourios. but what fingers Longest IN the
memory are snowy mountain hsishtA
transcenden, cloud snscts and the
] giorious Aurora BoreaJe
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twisted a bandase about n aud crcpt
into he'd. but hs dared not CLOSE his
eyes tho night through, lest hi moth
"a. risinr nrst. should discover NJ
plight.
iiefore h awoke, he rose aud r..
unndnred his arm and hid hiH blood
stained shirt Though weak and dizzy,
he helped 10 do the chpfet ~ hhr'
messed the mule. while nls father
vent b. the "inncaomc cam Tor the
irumised lump Of resin.
''reck carr o papp, Maihes wis.
pered his mother. Tn a dependin
on you to stand 30 and see MN
through.
am a-eoIn 10 hold cut tool
Mather smiled q wan Euud-by az nrf
AZ \ O'Clock that evening the 500
guests watched with interest the ia
rugged nddiers on the platform Ia
the front row II Hcais o. hare-
looted hoy. ln patched hlue overalls.
ms eyes brilliant. hls thceks rcd.
whispered 80 himself I've aut a.
hold out Z promised nanny, I've
gotta hold out"
Each man was siyen q half hour for
hia playing. which fHif hour he filled
With cnsrfy and much patfinF - feet.
Nardcmuu. who played last Of an.
alb not pat hts feet when he iifted
bio how foxes hnrkcd ON tho hliI Wild
geese screamed aloft owls %quassrrd
in the OAK. dover mourusd in ths
meadow. the wind whispered in the
bscchct. then with fire aud dash ana
sklll he sWunF into martini music, he
~improvired, The audience whispered
no more aud when the last notes died
Ia ~far-rcnchinE melody. wundruuFly
sweet, thsy saf hrcathless
The Judges were n hut "a few min.
utes The first prize was unanimously
given 10 Nnrdcman Cricket. tho sew
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ond 20 Hickman sander. and the
third tn rhadrach pnrrmore Then
the barefoot boy IN front fell 10 the
floor and q httis stream of blood ran
arruFs his left hand.
- had 90 come with YOU and tect
kesr o. 80. phppy, Mathrr told his
faih her at the doctors uffire 'fhnts
the reason I hid that oncry place on
ms ann. rut me down puprN im
too hls fer you "a De re- nuasln this
away
Nardeniau held him close, the light
uf resolution iu his eyes "rhis $50
uf give BUDDY o. 'wnikin' haust and
these hands % mines riNc you
r. ashnniin' chnusf Mnthre"
Ices $50 home aud tell NANNY
murnlurrd Mufhrr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

cooperate with the veterinarians lfum
tho bureau OF animal Industry and "a
IL hoped that thsf VIII nniah the work
of dlpfang before the cattle aanitHrf
"a stnrtn ~ program aud requires
the uid uf the federal NefsunnrauH
The additional expense Of tho apr.
clui n apcctnra made b. ururnr utrl,
mat the lotN for tho huar1 would hr
miacd After "a discussion OF ths prob.
lem, however. Do hlnri drrIlrd .hnt
ID would not De- wise tn add udui.
uonnl prphlrwH lur thU hhpepn'n tha
year o. tnHt The nNg-mill tua miHhf
provide Hunlrlcnt funds
There Wa t Fun membership of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13
Sanitary Boards
5-MM Levy on
Sheep Retained

Under "a decision ut tho New Mex
SEQ sheep SnnitsrY board which held
10 rcgulnr msefinr IN Albuquerque
ThuuHdnN Of tnn week, d i've mill
levy on sheep fof the purpose of paw
lnE thn expenses uf the sauituu work
viii De- continued through tile coming
wear Owing to anticipated heavy ga.
penHe. % WIS Thought likely that u
higher lsNN would be- needed. bat the
honrh decided that hy economical
management N would De- able 80 do lta
work ON the former tau haaiH
the board decided 20 wage "a yiror.
Gus hght on sheen acah. To that end.
from twelve 90 hil.en extra Inspectors
VIII BE- put ON "a These men viii
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IroIsrrD r~tnAon,rus

Tho perfect husband always belongs
20 To other umu
When you meet H stranger sos bus
AMI 'eil your trouble lfat
The man who thinks le knuvs BE- ,i
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