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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-16
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-16
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-16
On the Screen Today

RIALTO-BILLIE BURKE in GOOD
GRACIOUS. ANNABELLE"
SUN-GLADYS BROCKWELL in
PITFALLS OF A BIG CITY.
MUSE-THEDA BARA In THE SHE
DEVIL"
sTRAND-GERALDINE FARRAR in
SHADOWS" CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in THE BANK"
BOYD-"FIT TO WIN" :. .. :. -.
TONS THE COMMON CAUSE"
EMPRESS-VIOLA DANA In THE
PARTISAN TIGRESS."
BOULEVARD-33d and Leavenworth
JUNE CAPRICE in MISS IN
NOCENCE."
LOTHROP-24th and Lothrop-MAE
MARSH in THE RACING STRAIN"
BILL PARSONS COMEDY.
ORPHEUM-South Side ,24th and M
MAY ALLISON in I'm FOR THIRTY
DAYS" PEARL WHITE in THE
LIGHTNING RAIDER" No. Is.
APOLLO-29th and Leavenworth-
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
CHEATING CHEATERS."
HAMILTON-4Oth and Hamilton
WILLIAM DESMOND in WHITE
WASHED WALLS"
GRAND-16th and Binney-DUSTIN
FARNUM in THE vIRGINIAN.'
PEARL WHITE in THE LIGHT
MINK RAIDER" No. IA.
SUBURBAN-24th and Ames-HARRY
CAREY in 'ROPED."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-16

the hearts of those who shower af-
lection on her.
Mitchell Lewis and his company
are up in the mountain country at
work on his latest outdoor play,
"The Gulf Between"
Monroe Salisbury is hard at work
on THE Open Road" Alice Elliott
and Dora Rogers are playing op-
posite him.
Eric Won Stroheim, who has
played the villain" in a number of
this years biggest plays, including
such photodramas as Hearts of the
World" and Hearts of Humanity"
has turned director and leading man
and will produce a photodrama,
"The Pinnacle" as his first effort.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-16
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ADV,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-16

Vaudeville's funniest clown, Little
Pippifax, is appearing at the Emf
press for the last times today. One
of the applause hits of the bill is
the syncopated singing act of the
Panama trio, the peppiest three that
ever pointed a toe over the foot
lights. Willard Hutchinson and
Collette Southern have a comedy
sketch, Dropping a Hint" which
furnishes many laughs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
MARINES AND RAILWAY
ISSUES FEATURE MART
Former Reaches New High Records
in Active Trading on
Saturday.
PUBLIC is BUSY BUYING
Warnings Go Unhccdcd by Business
Mon Who Arc Using Their Idle
Moncy-Dcalcrs Hope Congress
May Provide Much-SouSht Relief.
II, Bno\nAN WALL.

NEW YORK. MAY lI.-Marincs and
railroads were most active in the stociI
market TO-DAY the former going TO new
high records. Trading was fairly
heavy. bait not huoyant Net gains
were shown in nearly al! the issues
thar were active, but Cunsi Ccra b e
profit taking Was seen. The close was
STEADY. with no sign of weakness.
publican Congress 10 meet on Monday
viii pass measures for relief OF the
railroads and other enterprises that
are in distress.
The public is still buying stock with
out reserve. the only selling being for
me account OF conservative old bank
crs and investors. Brokerage houses
on record. Loans are large, hut not
beyond conservative limit. Interest
IN me market continues unabated. y
very large proportion Of the customers
are business men who have nothing TO
40 IN their spccia! lines and who are
W WG their idle money IN the market.
warnings are being ISSUED against
orcrspeculation by nearly every house
IN the Street, but they are going un-
needed.
Marine stocks Dominate.
Marine stocks dominated the markc.
TO-DAY with both issues going 10 new
nigh records ;or all time The pre-
TERED sold AT ~ and the common al
D osMs d LradmE Was very heavy No
trading except that l'rcs!dcn; Franklin
mas returned from Europe. An Official
statement is expected from him almost
any hour. as Wall street believes that
nc has sold the ships OF the company
10 4 British syndicate and tina, out
or the resulting cash the back diNi.
dcndS on the preferred VIII he paid
reinS the first step toward rcorEanixa-
Ton Another report says the German
shipS VIII bc turned over - the com
panN.
The rails were conspicuous for their
s,remElh. Nearly every one OF the
standard issues showed a gain OF q
attention WAS the advance OF Il point
III pennsylvania. This strength OF The
rails was based on the report that
President Wilson in his message to
Congress would recommend Immediate
telegraph and telephone systems.
Rails Arc Also Helped.
= Rails were also helped by the plan
70 organize a Si0o.000.U00 car trust 10
hold al! the equipment purchased dur.
ms war. thus relieving corn roads
from the burden of new couiu1ncn, MOI
needed.
1t is rumored that there Will be
chanEe in the directorate OF the Con.
soltdated Arizona Smelling Company.
american International stock made
new high record without satisfac.
Tory explanation. |; is believed that
INC company is liuuidating it, invest
mcnis being tempted by the high
prices nov ruling. tor several Of them.
s,a, ne rfEnErt Is nhoat again that United
INC number OF its shares fourfold
new YORK, May l;.-Mcrcanti.e p,ncr,
mercisl siA,y..day Bills on Gsnks s, ISL. +:
,1@ ss be-. SS S, ,1S 'Smam
railroad bonds iirm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Investors and Traders
Ano.her nls spee..l CO.. our cl,cn,s rhl.

Another Big Special for our Client, This
Week.
When Sew, York Air BRAKE 1l3. We
advised clients II WAS ready. and would
JUMP when IL touched lls. Sold III in
three days and indicates ~ or Is pointh
The big oil stock. advertised last wcek
advanced three. SUI good for SO points
rise
DON'T FoRGET-this II the only cttrr
telling YOU exactly which stocks viii lead
for the week.
Monday morning wire sen, al! distant eli
euts. giving the weekly leaders
Send TEN DOLLARS for Daily Letter on.
month and Monday wire on There big spe-
Gals
Cotton our specially All long SWINGS
given in advance.
The Success Club. r. y. Goldsmith. Mgr.
- Broad Street. New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

opened hrn a. Ia IL points advance Tho
,cI'- OFFERINGS we're easily absorbed Snot
nrmS bought July: foreigners bought The
~ 'Iu''' ne close was strong. with a ne [
advance OF 3" 10 90 points "
Tpoi mere was steady with middiine "
0"inNs higher at 800 cents. There vcEc no
sac SPOT at New Orleans steady mid
".nS 10 p"inis higher at ?s.Ss cents The
,heccints IT the ports FOR the da, wcrc
~r"ut 10 bales arains, L. 600 Ia To-, VIC l.,
az" ana i.'c6 bales year ago
lntlnn flltlIrc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
COTTON M.tRkFJS
81 Cssnig Q b0rch Z. Coz

NEW TOKK, MAY Ill ie.Ny rr.IlIr-
ators held the cotton market in ci1cck Tor
limo during tho short session today buf
the strength o! N" underlying condition
clearly indicated when there ,yaS :h.rp
advances istc In thc morning a. tho c.rj,
sellers attempted 20 get BACK the incs thcN
had put out. This buy!nE couried with
demand from the trade. was tufhcIrn; IN
turn the market As strong IL had nc,r !.
any time during the week and new hirh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
OMITTED hTtTES G0VEn>MCNT no>n
SHORT TERM NOTES

Nm icTficn See 80. AnS slo...... % Is I
m u op1t'o -. NOV. !, Igl9........-..... l0l :
Nm. tobacco -. NOV. J. 1873 .............. ln4A
ShE!c-f 'shth -. Os'. 10. l'.0.............. a,l
armour %. o.. June IL. le-i............ 1851
,tcti, theih S!.ei ~ july 10. l9-c........ loli
5SFltlSl o'rs nov. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o95
BTllsh o':s. NOV !. 1871 ................ soi
-. =; ~ - JOINT s.. JUN J. lt!l.......... 81.
tuda NJ idChinE 20. IS. jug L.. ia-S..,,, 10.
Dominion Of Canada IS. AUG I96 .. e91
i;Ict AUTO t-'tc 60. o.. AUG. ~. 1919. I1I
liockinE VA. r.. col. ;r os. May. l. 1879 os
1909 II,oG nAvr int 70" - NO. H.. I..y. 'ui O.
3; rEop iJgH ihih ~ -. -. nov. j.. 1875 10.
t.lcEctt a. INtrA ts. Dec !. l9.l-.......... 100
Nome Low 90 a. sent J. l1gl...... 1911
Wonne t.9" 90. HrDt 1870 ..... 1917
July !. 1923 momin.lt ........ ............. a.
IFottcr ~ G"nh!" -. Mar l. 1871 ....... 1921.
Procier Gsmrle =. Mar. /. ls.3........ l03H
IroGlhcrn kailwHE D. Mar. |. lGo2......... n1l
, S,Witt q 20. .. Aur i" is@i ....... 1908
!nE ts. Ftb. ! 1890. ...................io 100 s. Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

HHs 'r2s . ...:... .,ya ,s., IS;
,, EEW YORK, May l7-por, movement
M!udiinE $3.50: stock. .; 3d. ba los
Minor ports Receipts 100 bale: stock II
30 bales "
Total today - all portS-Rcce!pt.. i.oss
bsres; exports :" bales. stock. i.2Si5si bales
EXPORTS, - bales
Total for season Receipts 5..lT.g2, bales:
exports. t@c2sSl bales
KICHMoNn PRODUCE MARKET
49, Wholesale Quotations.
tBr Woodson- Crai- Co Inc, Richmond v.
l. ). Food Administration license No 1: 10
Hohn"nd Va. May l.; l.I.
Butter.
Country. dai try. lh......... ~ IL ~
country. choice. pcr lh........ :. n 8
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

store packed per liz ...... %
Fresh nearby nor GS SSs :.
other sections. rcr dozen .. "a n :
Live Poultry.
,h!cNcns. srrinE. 10 IL lbs "a
Hens. fat ncr lii .......... n q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
HOROSCOPE
Monday, juno 80. 1919.

This is not an important day IN
planetary direction. according 10 aH.
strulury but the stars are not ir
kindly aspect Uranus Us strongly ad.
verse aud Mars Is In evil place.
The conformation seems TO- lndi-
cate much ventilation of war mnt'Drs
and q tendency ON tho part uf tho
public io CrltiClsc
Mistakes uf every sort are sun
posed tu Dee muguifird under this rule
OF the stars For this reason cars
should be- deaf to gossip of every
sort
Uranus Is In an aspect held 10
waks deception easy Under the
malefic power OF the plnnci treach.
cry and Misrepresentation have
power more definite and Unrestricted
than is usually the case,
Intrigue viii flourish during tho
next Few weeks and tho stars are
supposed 20 encourage graftlug.
forgery and ombcyzlcmcnt
Greed Is Increased by this aspect
Plots that encourage frauds OF all
sorts may be successfully carried out.
Activity IN engineering viii bring
many former soldiers fortune as well
nS fame the scers prophesy
England may meet with difficulties
~ diplomatic matters before the
middle VI July, according to the
reading Of the Stars. hut nothing seri-
Gus Is likely to develop.
The west Will focus attention in
the United States during the late
summer, California Is to be much
In the public mind. .
Chicago this month comes into a
current " great business prosperity.
Residents will be foremost In some
international enterprise
The position Of Venus and Jupiter
IL prupitious for weddings among
the nobility Of Great Britain. There
viii be marriage OF royalty that
Will cause worldwide comment. he.
cause of its international sgulf.
icance, the seers prophesy
Persons whose birthdato Il In have
the forecast ot a quiet year. but they
should guard against deception.
especially from relatives
children born on this day are ike
y IN be emotional aud Impression.
able These subjects OF Cancer
usually have artistic tendencies and
succeed best in employment
ttopyrlght 1919, by Nhe Mcclure
Newspaper FndicatcJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
nY mELEN 4. SMITH.

"a 'I.g Sister" formerly member
Ladies. civic Hrttormcpt club,
Kansas Ciiy. MOI
In ~" economical structure ~ m"
industrial world. the working girl
may NOT bee the chpf corner stUrA
bat she ls IA lirtic hrlcl, AZ least she
Is essential. individually and cot.
loc'N'E 'u complete the structure
lu rh0s busy NourishiuE oil ,ouu-
try where prices ~ food clothing
and root are sfy high. how can the
average working girl the clerk
Caf, and cafeteria EIr provide ne.
crss.ti's on q bogEtrly pitaucr OF
s. per week tscy"u dlys when thai
Isn't Hufne,cnt to meet tho room
rent And no day Of rest
Listen. men In eating places
whore tho girls slave hot and M
rIpusly a few hours. they have uu
interest no heart tu put iu The best
conduct OF tho business IL iS rather
q rush aud tear to get out OF the
corner over ytcuming kettles und
WIfuE as any swulfor. SO. Mr.
Public. II you go, files served boz
your tomatoes and reaches mashed
in your potatoes don't let IL shock
you Fat Tats may crawl over your
food. but You du not know II
Sometimes you 80 Eot HiDk from
pt1wHIuc poison from fruit stand
'UE .u .in cans over night or tainted
meat from negligence 90 put ON Icc
lusaul'tr, and dangerous
Yes. Nrry
7 Arc those girls going 90 give SIS
per week service for So
no lndcody' Isn't human nature"
] a.. O. D. . .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

tions. Tho exhibition of ihnt spirit
In tho bombing ourragcs IA rnc least
OF its evils Ito more m,nprug
aspects are seen In the underlying
dispositlon 10 ignore and ryudc uW.
to defy legal requirements ana foo
fct up individual VIII against du5
constituted authority
The American people have not '"r.
gotten The ocCnldn on which certain
ORGANIZATIONS having control ~
trnlns mad" demands for immediate
incrcnEr In wages. threatening ns pp
Alternative the ccssili ION ~ ip..pur
uiou, with resultant haluug ~ iu.
dusiry. destruction ~ buaur.s. H .,..
city ~ food In cities. suffering frow
want and probably lot,, of NE TuH
demand had support ana rO. operation
from men I'm position I'm hish tu'n.r
ity. win what cuuslWcur. can ilpao
men now dcuounco the lo.u.yIs
whose threat ~ forcc u.o. lHU,
different form. though l,.a 'urmld
able and fearful In TO consequences
We have secn iH more recent time
n seizure NJ cables and uIrH 1900 'N"
prcicNi NJ war necessity l l.,'0s'
which has no corrohOrniluu cuutIur.
Ing 10 the minds ~ ,nr American
people so fnr as got appears that
seizure roeultod iu uu good fo ir-
country mo- promotion uf inr wu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
OKLAHOMA CUTBURSTS

Among other orn'.uuu's 49," arc
celebrating 'H gear. according foo
rho ta'N0 Democrats historian. lH
'n' detached '.,.NI Mrs Hannah
VI iif.' Hi Troy. 20. 'NuH'.tl.
I'''r'"l 'hr .'puu'' ,N.H' Ius uu"
hundr.l ".ut 49,, au thI' .u' would
NOE h'." 'p wash bI 'n'r' aHiO
when only Tho collar was Hu.'i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
Before The Advent
Of Wonlan's Gladness
Women Who Know Take ProeA"tioS
Against Suffering.


B,forr tho arrival Of tho sNort, "9'nsn
,or over hat century have ,eAf'se1
,.i.dom Of givtuE nature = helping hAha,
49,. n,ryousnesa bearing down Apn
strstcbinr rs,os in me se'e@"1 a., .'S n,a %u .,
Hot,sr'. Frt.nd according 70 the tenh-
mory Of thousands oi motbers who nave
80 mi, time honornd remody
'l,.,t.,,, Frtsnd lubrtcAtoa the fine nst
~orI Of ncrvcs beneath hs Sain, and o,
r.gula, uso during the period w m 80
- ,1sdc and ksyt soft and ciHste. Ihey
s,n 6.n crpand gently And ca-J -hsn
b,b, Ia born snd pain AMI danger ~ N''
,riI. t, naturally avoided
N,tb.r's Friend is pTopatAhon OF ~.
.ty,t,ry oils aud other mrdlcluA ai'n.'
,r,r.rrI espnc,aly Tor eTpocAnI i9c'he's
l., - a. esternAl use ~ AosoiutelJ HA'
and should be used regularly aur'HE '"'
s,t.r. psr,od before baby comes a.
c",5 = IN RrAdisld Regulator bou'
p,ry DEPT, A L.@.r ,,.. Building ,ssrSoo. Ss.Saa
Georgia. FOR an interesting ur,tsr,,
49, and ohtAin bottle OF hotnrt
F,,,r1 from th. drugrisi You viii hnd
ths grsstcsI And Of holp,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

No man. says noted Psychologist
can function In tho affairs OF life to
tho extent that no ought II his peace
OF mind IL continually disturbed hy
domestic differences In nincY-n'ne
cases out Of hundred, he saws. when
Won find a man who fails In business
I'm letters or In tho professions. u Is
because his natural ability Is nam
pered. crippled and affected ny "t
uncongcnial and ursvmpath"' @ AZ
mosphcrc I'm his own home. No mar
c,n concentrate his mind upon nj
hps,,ess or his profession as h'
should when his mind Is 'ons'on''
reycrtiae TO some domestic d''aSre"
ment no matter how trivial It maN
DO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
The Working Girl

aH the writer that around every cor
4 u,r and up and down tnr Hr,yN
/ prowl human vulturcs looking and
/ waiting for the victim who is almost
[ ready 10 give up the nght
EcinR human. these girls naturally
enjoy pretty clothes. Of which the
shop wiudows are so iautahziugIy
fun And al4u rides. too. would br
most tempting 10 the yuuug thing
who has done nothing but slave lIl
her NE. At the psyohuloglcal mo
mont she fails for some handsum,
dogs offer and she Us on the road %
hell
Men. stop and consider how fhf
noes w. per "''h E" ln hiInlhlu %
"hb'' human s'uI IN 'kWuIE'' on
any o'hcr town BOO thriSisudum
Il a. dlNFi ace l' mtu.iul The
innate nature VI many business men
t'''lu hl' me disposition ~ nos
more than anything ! know
The highhruws who discuss tho
r0cial eva With q great display OF
rhetoric ana flourish ~ technical
terms listen here. Prostitution 4,
trading % Nomaus body for money
The plain. uuyuruiahri truth
When a woman ls paid ENOUGH to
i've on dccentlv and "a fow luyurl's
-t1r witt prostitute no longer That
Us the blow that viii KIN lt. and kl.
% dead
Tn, stuplJ and very moral wu.
aputfrr nm fbnf win NOT sror m,
re'a,.,ns h,fvacp men and women %,
certainly not who but ancient f,s
.Us and Iprorrrot,rl, yy,rf a., atom
mo ann yr,ftpg ubouf r-Ds,It.tIor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
TIE GLnnInus LnInrm

The anniversary of our birth AZ d
nation Is near NJ hand Bcfou We
celebrate this natal day. let ue look
at the declaration which made This a
land of the froc and home of tNr
brave That wonderful document
which gave ms birth said among
other things.
We hold these truths 10 Doe. self.
evident That an men are created
equal, that they are endowed by their
Creator with certain innuenahlc
rights. that among these are llfe
liberty and tho pursult.of happiness
Tha, to sccure these rights govern
ments ARE lnstitutcd among men, de.
riving their Just powers from tho
consent ~ the governed that when.
ever any form OF government be
comes destructive OF these ends II 4,
the right OF tho people 10 alter or
abolish It. - As free and inde-
pendent states they havo fun pqwer
10 levy war, conclude peace. contract
alliances, establish commerce and
60 do all other acts and things which
independent states may Of right do
But now, after li3 years, We arc
face 20 face with proposition engi-
neered and recommended by our
president. with tho ostcnsihle pur.
pose Of preventing war which would
take from use those rights pro-
claimed In the declaration whose ad.
vent We celebrate Under, the league
OF nations our liberty ls forever sur.
rendered to a council OF foreign
states, from which we can withdraw
only upon two years notice. ana then
only when this foreign council de.
cldes unanimously that we have ful-
filled our obligations 10 the council
what l. this but perpetual foreign
control, and how does 1t gibe with
the declaration
Further, tho powers OF this govern
ment are not derived from the con
sent OF the governed" for the prcsi-
dent does not even seem willing for
US to have a look-ln at thls agree
ment, which he saws must become a
tart without a submlssiou 20 tho will
OF the governed. We also surrcni"T
our power TO levy war or conclude
peace. aAll This must be done for 10,
by this super state council An
enemy may threaten us. but "" az,
forbidden to take any steps tu curt
or punish him until we get the "Worl
go" from the council which may
Not come until six months have hrer
given to consideration. We car
make no separate peace. for th,
council must decide whom ever,
member ot the League is atlstic,
that peace should come We car
not even contract alliances witNou
the consent Of tho council. for n ",
act without tho councils consent IN,
I penalty ~ for an other nations Co pa
"a boycott upon us until We come 2,
| time Thc-. are good Fourth 60
July thoughts TO study over
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
A Chance to LiUe


She was tired. but the day ended
3 at 8 30 o'clock. which seemed io
| Annie the middle of the Afternoon.
! Aunt Margaret went home with her
| FOR supper and "a, carry some odds
and ends OF her belongings to her
ncW. cheap furnished room.
well denrie. how did Il go -
"Oh. wonderful, Aunt Mog' TN
/ be friends with that terrible tclc.
phone In no time. And the book
| kecper'R promised IN let me address
| envelopes ON the typewriter tomor-
row. soon IN bc making out bills
! he Gld ~. And then stenog
| raphy
After supper they practlced with
! the stCnuEraphy. Aunt Margaret
| drilled Annie In the chemical terms
used at the office and dictated some
| Imaginary letters II was slow, or
course. hut sho was surprised how
well Annie did g. all things con
| adhered
she'll get on" Margaret told Mrs
| lIargnu later, she's twice Rs briEhi
/ as was al her age. In a year she l
| be earning as much rs she got az
! the factory. maybe more
- hope so, said Anuic.s mother.
| Eight dollars is terrible little 90 get
along ON. with things getting higher
| all the Time We're an a"tnl hui0,u
| on YOU. margaret NiSh ! tou'"
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/ ou ], see
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sir"ng %. h"uy ana soul l'r APP'
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its way. she mastered inc .'tIIu'
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any task
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gard IN' uINNull "o'ue were 3'"'H
bling blocks. Nol Aunt M"hh'' l'gl''
"a simple 'h'h.H,IN "'u un. an 'l
supper, u'Ehl WIti ntu' H", '"r
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times Annie worked alone, I"l h'I
huu. Foi copying I" 90 '' nome
whenever sh" 'on'u 10 exc "u' 'n'
general expense tund
AuniyH old louE.ngS were more or
Jess absorbed On htrlp'h'l'N 'N 'e''
and l0 hr succrsstul I'm her new
WORK. \ sense ui- the EFl t''oI.
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shell NJ old SlWm~ lir FOUND h''
u"'l. For 200 ms n'''' NN"" .-
.incts hc managed 'n note h'i
Wholesome looks Hnl manner ho'
Im.dra. drcs' her DEVOTION in uuN
without HrpnErn' "N"n''uS 'h'" NV
.Huurs and trl'oiucs