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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
Lowe. are here for the trial.
Fca goYs' RETIREMENT

Pro, Ear. :. Thompson. Boy 2
WorA secretary OF the Y. u c. 4
At Be -a and cooperating ".;h ii
STATE Board Q. Health was in Tomb
stone today visiting at the local
schools. This morning Mr. Thomp-
son delivered a special tax 10 the
BOYS OF the High school. and this al,
.e-aoon gave general talk to The stu
dsa. body a, the High School build
,Ig His work Is being conducted
along the lines Of general bet;ermea;
ana spec.a, educational work Tor boy
He returned 10 Bisbee this Afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
TO PHOENIX

Sheriff Jas. +. Mcdonald and De
1u.y Harrg Midkiif lef, this morning
.-r Phoenix having in charge Hale
Ch52owa,h, recently convicted in the
Superior Court OF manslalgh;er for
The killing Of Gland Mcdowell near
Paradise. and wao was sentenced
o serve :rcm Is months 10 10 years.
he verdict returned by the jury re-
commencing the extreme mercy u
lie cour. Francisco Re2dron Vac a.
so taken 70 the pen, They motorai
1,eriand
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09

NOVEMBER q. 1919
ie2ey. Bob Reed. John Lacrosse aad
has. Rogers
FROM PEARcE.
A. Y. Smith. secretary of Cochlse
County Highway Commits sion No. !,
was in Tombstone this morning from
his home in Pearce. enroute to Bis
bee. where he attended the meetin;
of the commission
SOME RAIN.
Almost an inch OF rain fell in tn,
Huachucas Thursday night
FIRST SNOW OF SEASON.
Tombstone and vicinity was visited
today by the first snow of the season.
and while the downfall of the beau
tiful was light. enough OF it fell to
make a showing. and the ground was
covered with a thin mantle Advices
from Bisbee and Douglas state that
the dowfaii was general throughout
the county, and from other parts of
the county comes the word that ducks
are plentiful. owing 20 the colder
weather up north A number OF local
nimrods will leave tonight for the
various hunting fields in quest of the
canvassback and the Mallard
ENRoUT HOME.
Mrs. Julia Axtell this afternoon re-
ceived Telegram from her son, Edgar
Tombstone boy who has been with
the Prisoner Of War Escort Company.
No. PAP ever since he landed n
France almost year ago. stating that
he was on his way home. having been
discharged. lie landed al Camp Dix
or the 2sth Of last month. and vas
discharged from Camp Pike.
IN FROM RANCH.
Prof J. y. Rockfeilow came in yes
"
hod aud will spend Sunday here
LEGION MEETS SUNDAY.
'''' ans "a '''e 'o'''
Fost Of the American Legion was
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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
DANCE AT PEARCE

Clay Mcknight Post No. "a. a.
Pearce. has made arrangements for
grand ball % be held a, that place
Friday NOV lith. music TO h. fn,-
9isLed ~ The Douglas Cavalry Jazz
rches,-o The post has been recen-
liz organized and has a large mem
ss-sh.. n he sulphur Springs valley
am al. dance deyo;ees OF this city
are --v.-ei to attend the affair on ,ha
Ii;h. being assured a splendid exc
ming
Save hesrt and dollar fer the
Rec Gross.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
have no Jurisdiction.
NURSES TO MEET.
ATTORNEYS HERE.

ATTORNEYS HERE.
Among the attorneys in town today
Stephenson. W. E Abraham and +.
" Doan, Douglas.
FROM RANCH.
Col Henry Pyeatt spent yesterday
in the city visiting with his family.
from his ranch in the Huachucas
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
en- ROUT HOME.

Mrs. Julia Axtell this afternoon re-
ceived Telegram from her son. Edgar
Tombstone boy who has been with
the Prisoner of War Escort Company.
No. PAP ever since he landed n
France almost a year ago. stating that
he was on his way home. having been
discharged. He landed al Camp Dix
or the 2sth Of last month. and was
discharged from Camp Pike.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
TO BENSON

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty,. ac-
companied by his mother and sister,
Mrs. ID. r. Thurston. motored TO Ben
son today where rs. Thurston took
the train for Los Angeles. after spend
ing several days ith her mother AMI
hrofher
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
Abrams
IN SUPERIOR COURT

Today in the superior Court the
ease Of the Bassett Lumber company
II Douglas. v Frank Stolaroff is he
ing heard 4 mechanics lien on \
aa!ldng :or ;he sum OF $1,000 Is III IT.,
cause OF the suit. the building in
question being located in the Clawson
addition 20 the c.,y of Douglas. Il is
ax7-oted that he case viii be com
n.e.sd before adjournment tonight.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
TO TUCSON

Attorney J T Kingsbury left this
morning for Tucson where he goes
IN legal business before the federal
court the Interests o, clients.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
BACK AT OFFICE

Assessor L. A. Hughes is back al
work in his office today. after three
weeks seise OF influenza.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
DIVISION ENGINEER HERE

I. T. Frazier. division engineer o,
The state highway department. was d
brioi visitor in the city today. accom-
panied by Capt Capron, who is con-
struction engineer at Nogales and
Douglas tor the government After
spending a few hours In the city they
continued on to Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
leigEbcrhood
TO PHOENIX

: y Gaines left this morning for
hcenix, where he viii attend the
fist convention of the Arizona Ansi-
tuberculosis Society. which is being
he'd in the capital city. with the view
10 perfecting an organization in Ari
zoca. Nj Caines has been rrores.ec
D act as chairman for Coct.se cOun.
| tyi and left > attend the meeting
j.. order TO obtain an idea 0f shsi
/ his duties will D.. and what work the
| society has in order for this ,tate
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
IN FROM RANCH.

Prof J. A. Rockfellow came in yes
;erday from mis- ranch in the Strong
hod aud will spend Sunday here.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
lEcom Mondays Daily


FROM cAEEsoN
Tom L.Glon. OF Gleescn came over
this mgrniag 20 watch the speeders
arrive
IN FRo@ HuAcHucAs
Leslie Wilcox. of TT. Huachuca. was
q visitor in the city this morning TO
take in the big road rice.
IN FROM RANCH
Harry Kendall. OF Kendall Bros.
accompanied by Mrs. Kendall, was a
visitor in Tombstone yesterday from
the Kendall ranch in South Pass
TO e,sBEE
A.. e. Davis. of the Huachuca Water
company. accompanied by Mrs. Davis,
motoTei over to Bisoee yesterday af-
ternoon TO watch the racers come in.
FROM GLEEsoN
DR. Il. J. Stroud. Justice NJ. J Sulli-
van and Henry Barnett. Of GleesoE.
mo;orei over this morning to watch
tine racers 60 through, returning
home this afternoon.
IN FROM RANCH
VIM. Cowsn. pioneer sulphur
Springs valley cattleman. accompaa-
led by his wife Was BUSINESS Wis.,
tor in the city today. They came early
enough to see the race
INSPECTED ROADS
Chairman / C. E Adams. o. the
board OF supervise I'D County Eng =
neer sid Smy,h, have recently made
trip of inspection " roads in the
eastern par - he county.
FROM couRTLANo
MR. N Br5wn. and sen. Alvin. Mr.
and Mrs VII hawke. motored over
las; evening from their home in Court
land to TAKE n Mickey Al the Cry
stall theater, returning home after the
show
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
FATHER DIES IN INDIANA

According to word received By
friends Of Oscar Doyle in this city.
MS aged father passed away at Grand
View. Ind. or October 29;h. Mr. Doyle
was at the bedside when the Reaper
called the aget a.an 70 be beyond TIE
,,dey MIR. Doyle vii! be remembered
by many Of the old timers OF the
-.;y. having resided here many year
ago. For tie past seyera, years he
als been afflicted with paralysis.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
is PROUD PAPA

r X Springer. local agent for the
new Overland Mystery car, has fo--
gotten. temporarily. all the merits
claimed COR the new bus Last night
A. the Copper Queen hospital in Bis
bee a baby girl was born to Mr. and
MIS- Springer Mother and daughte"
are doing f.ae while Papa" Spikes
salesman smile has reached tremen-
d,us proDortilns
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
LEGION MEETS SUNDAY
cation
TO sISsEE.

\ T. Davis, OF the Huachuca Wa
company. spent several hours in Bis.
bee yesterday on business matters.
returning home in the evening.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09

TO siSsEE

MIS- James Dalgieish and a parry
@; ladies' drove 70 Bisbee and b~ck D.
day. Z.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09

ie2ey. Bob Reed. John Lacrosse aad
has. Rogers
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
tFrom Wednesdays Daily
FROM elssEE

Attorney John Sanders, of B!sbea.
S business visitor in the county
seat today.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
CALLED TO DOUGLAS

,lessrs. J. n aad Harry Aacia re-
ce;ved word this morning OF the sud
den death OF ] = Edwards. who .,as
stricken with an acute attack Of IN
digestion while on his way to Doug
las from his ranch. The deceased
was an old time friend of the Macias,
having resided on his ranch next TO
the Macia holdings near San Bernar-
dino for many years. The local mea
were deeply grieved at the sad news
and left this afternoon for Douglas,
where interment will be made. Mrs.
J. n. Macia accompanied them.
David Branch went to Bisbee this
morning where he goes to spend the
day on business matters. returning
home this evening.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
IN FRoM HuAcHucAs

Leslie Wilcox. of TT. Huachuca. was
a visitor in the city this morning to
take in the big road rice.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-11-09
IN FROM RANCH

Harry Kendall, Of Kendall Bros.
accompanied by Mrs. Kendall. was a
visitor in Tombstone yesterday from
the Kendall ranch IN South Pass
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06
CLIFTON ELkS BEAT MORENCf
 ELKS IN UNUSUAL GAME

Before a worlds series crowd, the Clifton Elks defeated the Morenci Elks in one of the closest games ever played on the Morenci diamond. The game was in doubt until the last Mo- renci player crossed the plate at b o'clock Part of the disaster was due to the confessedly rotten base umpiT- ing of one Silk Mclaughlin, an ex- soldier and local Morenci ball player. He also admits that he gave the Cliff ton team the edge. The other part of the disaster was due to one Patrick Murphy, who has been umpiring in the Twilight League. Pat stated after the game that Morenci should have won the game, but Riley's barrage and gas attack got him so nervous that he could not remember the rules or see the plate.
 Both teams took the field in the pink of condition, and, after 15 minu- tes of fast practice, ''Skeeter" Know lies, with his sylphlike form, sallied l forth and shouted: Batteries for to- days game-for Morenci, Ashley and
 Hastings; for Clifton, Elliott and
 Riley.
 ! The first act of the sad drama was
 on and continued through nine acts
 of errorless comedy. It would be i'm
 possible for the sport writer of this
 paper to pick all the star performers, but each and every player is entitled
 to the distinguished service medal for heroic service in behalf of the Sal
 vation Army home service fund drive
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06
Holman
 Knapp

McMiller Holman Mildren Knapp Sanders
 Time of game-2 hours and 30 min utes. Music was furnished by the Morenci band during the game.
 Summary = Riley late as usual; Fatty" Smith batted in the second; Pete was weak on throwing to second, but was the same old catcher with the exception that he can't see as good as he could ten years ago; Knapp in center did not have his glasses; Pete's arm is still weak and Robbie just couldn't hold them in a pinch; Dad Marshall and Saunders had foot ball match on second in the fifth inning; Knapp being hit by the pitch CT, the umpire told him so
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06
EXPRESS COMPANY AGENT STILL
 ABSENT

c. J. Nelson, who disappeared from Clifton on Saturday night, May 24, simultaneously with the disappearance of shipment of Liberty bonds worth s5OOO, for which he gave a receipt on May 21, has not been heard from as yet, according to statements of official of the American Railway Express Company, who have been here during the week checking up the accounts of the local express office. It also de- veloped during the week that dia- mond ring shipped by F. Backstein to Los Angeles also disappeared about this time Route Agent Reed and Auditor Wellborn completed their check of the officeo n Thursday and returnedt O Fl Pasoo Friday. It is understood that a shortage was dis covered in the local office in addition to the disappearanceo the bonds.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06

MT. and Mrs. J. F. Wild of Fl Paso, Texas, on May 30, 1919, baby boy weighing nine and one Half pounds. The new arrival has been named William Joseph. Mr. Wild was formerly employed by the Phelps-Dodge Mercantile Co., at Mo- renci and was recently discharged from the medica: corps of the army. Mrs. Wild, before her marriage, was resident of Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06
M ethodist Church.

Methodist Church.
 Sunday school at 9:45 a. .; classes for all Preaching at Il a. m. by the pastor. Subject Gods Estimate of Child Life" Communion at close of service. League at 7:15 p. m. At 8 p. m., as the pastor will be away to preach the annual memorial sermon for the Odd Fellows at Morenci, MT. Murray of the Y. M. c. A. will lecture on Scouting: This is National Scout Week Come and give MT. Murray a good hearing and learn something of the great work that has and is being done by the Boy Scouts of America. Bible study every Friday night ats o'clock. F. L. Glisson, pastor.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06
In Burkburnett Field

In Burkburnett FieId-
 Messrs. R. H. Pringle and Max Juleg left Clifton Tuesday morning for Burkburnett, Texas, where MT. Prin- gle is interested in the Western Star Oil Company. MT. Juleg intends to visit Cisco and Ranger before return ing to Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06

After all precincts had been heard from, Clifton had 15 votes and Mo renci '. Hippo Eisnacker says he will bring the Clifton Antlers to Mo renci again, and, if necessary, hire he-umpire from elsewhere, so that it may be demonstrated for once and all that the Morenci Elks can peel the hide off the Clifton Antlers in due and ancient form. Alter the inquest those found guilty:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06

Mrs. Gay Mclllvaina Harris of St. Louis, who has been visiting her sis ter, Mrs. J. O. Amber, for several weeks, returned home the latter part of the week
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06

Miss Edna Tuchock, a member Of the Clifton High School teaching corps, left for Berkeley Calif., on Wednesday morning, where she will take a special course during the sum- mer months.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist in the Holman house, Hills Flat, We'd nesday afternoon, June II, at 2:30 D. m. All members are urged to be present, as it will be election of officers meeting.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06
Baptist Church.

0dpllSl CnurCn-
 The pastor had a splendid trip to Denver, attending the sessions of the Northern Baptist convention. By the way, the B. Y. P. U. topic for Sunday night and the pastors sermon are along the same general lines: B. Y. P. U. topic at o'clock, Conditions for World Peace" Sermon theme at s o'clock, '"The Great Conflict" Come for both services. There will prob ably be a baptismal service at the close of the service Sunday night. Morning sermon theme at il o'clock,
 Redemption; this being another of the series of teaching sermons. Sun day school at 9:45 a. m. Bible study class at 8 o'clock Wednesday night. Cevil V. Overman, pastor.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06

LAND OPPORTUNITIES Some the Duncan the ebestnv of land values in the State The land values has been boomed. The lands productive values compare with of the The market for farm products the best in the State The marketing facilities of railroad wagon The prices of land will double within five years.
 If interested see JAS. H. KERRY
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-06-06

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Defined

What is the meaning OF false
doctrine, WIlie?" asked the Sun
day.school teache-.
IT'S when the doctor gives the
wrong stuff to sick man." re-
piled Wllie.-Pearson's Weekly.
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Cut out the picture on all four
sides. Then carefully fold dotted
line its entire length. Then
dotted line ., and so on. Fold
each section underneath, accurately.
When completed turn over and
you'n find surprising result. Save
the piCtures.
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A while later stood alone with the
Prince in his private chamber, where /
had first seen him.
''That is finished" he said in a cheerful
voice, "and tell you, Ana, that feel quite,
quite happy. But say, did do it weT?'
"old Bakenkhonsu told me, Prince, that
he had been present at many royal be-
trothals, think he said eleven, and had
never seen one conducted with more grace.
He added that the way in which you kissed
the brow Of her Highness was perfect, as
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CHAPTER v.
The Prophecy.

TUPHETHER or no the Prince Seti saw
w Userti again before the hour Of
his marriage. with her 1 cannot
say, because he never told me. Indeed,
was not present at the marriage, for the
reason that l had been granted leave to
return to Memphis, there to settle my af-
fairs and sell my house on entering upon
nv appointment as privae scribe to his
Highness. Thus it came about that four
teen full days went by from that Of the
holding of the Court of Betrothal before
found myself standing once more at the
gate of the Princes palace, attended by
servant who led an ass on which were
laden all my manuscripts and certain pos
sessions that had descended to me from
my ancestors with the title-deed of their
tombs.
Different indeed was my reception on
this my second coming. Even as reached
the steps the old chamberlain, Pambasa,
appeared, running down them so fast that
his white robes and beard streamed upon
the air.
Greeting, most honorable Ana" he
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Now from the shadow on the further side
OF the throne there hobbled forward a
young noble, short in stature, light-haired
like Seti, and with a sharp, clever face
which put me in mind of that of jackal
He was very angry, for his cheeks were
flushed and his small eyes flashed.
Must listen, Pharaoh" he said in a
little voice, while my cousin, the Royal
Princess reproaches me in pubic for my
lame foot, which have because my nurse
let me fall when was still in arms?"
at seems so, Count Saptah, unless you
Nstop your ears" replied Pharaoh.
"She says she will not marry me-" went
on Septah; me who from childhood have
been a slave to her and to no other
woman"
mot by my wish, Saptah. Indeed, pray
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more faithful subject than myself"
"You mean, Seti," interrupted Userti,
that rather than marry me you would
abandon your right to the double crown.
Truly 1 am honored. Seti, whether you
reign or 1, will not marry you"
What words are these l hear?" cried
Meneptah. 'Is there indeed one in this
land Of Egypt who dares to say that Pha-
raoh's decree shall be disobeyed? Write
it down, scribes, and let it be proclaimed
from Thebes to the sea, that on the third
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you to go and be a slave to any woman
whom you will,'' exclaimed Userti.
But 1 say" continued Saptah, that one
day she shall marry me, for the Prince
Seti will not live forever"
How do you know that, cousin?" asked
Seti "The High Priest here will tell you
a different story"
Now certain Of those present turned
their heads away to hide the smile upon
their faces. Yet on this day some god
spoke with Saptah's voice making him a
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Egypt would not suffer that woman
should have sole rule over the land.
But Pharaoh did not smile like the cour-
tiers; indeed he grew angry.
Peace, Saptah!" he said. "Who are
you that wrangle before me, talking of the
death of kings and saying that you will
wed the Royal Princess? One more such
word and you shall be driven into banish-
ment. Almost am l minded to declare my
daughter, the Royal Princess, sole heiress
to the throne, seeing that in her there is
more strength and wisdom than in any
other of our house"
''If such be Pharaoh's will, let Pharaoh's
will be done," said Seti most humbly.
well know my own unwOrthiness to fill
so high a station, and by all the gods
swear that my beloved sister will find no
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Life! Blood! Strength" called all the
court
Then, guided by some high officer, the
Prince Seti was led before the throne and
the Princess Userti was set beside hin,
or, rather, facing him. According to the
ancient custom a great gold cup was
brought and filled with red wine. Userti
took the cup and, kneeling, gave it to the
Prince, who drank and gave it back to her
that she might also drink in solemn token
of their betrothal.
Then he stretched out his hand which
she touched with her lips, and bending
down he kissed her on the brow. Lastly,
Pharaoh, descending to the lowest step of
the throne laid his sceptre, first upon the
head of the Prince, and next upon that Of
the Princess, blessing them both in the
name of himself, of his Ka or Double, and
of the spirits and Kas of all their fore
fathers, kings and queens of Egypt.
These things done, he departed in state,
surrounded by his court, preceded and fol-
lowed by his guards and leaning on the
arm of the Princess Userti, whom he loved
better than anyone in the world.
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DCE se heir the throne Of Egypt forms strong liking for Ana
\
Of
In of their
With him tenderheare
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was all your demeanor after the first ar
gument"
And so it would remain, Ana, if were
never called upon to do more than kiss
her brow, to which have been accus-
toned from boyhood."
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taultlessly beautiful and calm.
The second chair was empty. for the
Prince was walking restlessly up and down
the chamber, his ceremonial robe some
what disarrayed and the uraeus circlet OF
gold which he wore tilted back upon his
head. As 1 still stood in the dark shadow,
for Pambasa had left me, and thus re-
mained unseen, the talk went on.
Il am prepared, husband. Pardon me, It
is you who look otherwise. Why shohid
you dismiss the scribes and household be
fore the ceremony was ended?"
Because they wearied me-" said Seti,
with their continual bowling and praising
and formalities. Let whoever it is enter"
he exclaimed.
Then 1 stepped forward into the light,
prostrating myself 1-
why" he cried, cit is Ana returned
from Memphis! Draw near, Ana, and a
thousand welcomes to you" o.
"Ana! Who is Ana?" asked the Prin-
cess. "Ohl I remember that scribe IL.
Well. it is plain that he has returned from
Memphis" and she eyed my dusty robe.
Royal One" l murmured abashed, 40
not blame me that enter your presence
thus. Pambasa led me here by the direct
order of the Prince"
is it so? Say. Seti, does this man
bring tidings of import from Memphis that
you needed his presence in such haste?"
-
~
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day from now at the hour of
noon in the temple of Hathor
in this city, the Prince, the
Royal Heir, Seti Meneptah, Be-
loved of Ra, will wed the
Royal Princess of Egypt, Lily
of Love, Beloved of Hathor,
Userti, daughter Of me, the god."
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