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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-12
Continued from last week }
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I.-Young Carlyle Wilburtos
Dale, or bill Dale" as he elects to be
known. son Of a wealthy coal operator
John K. Dale. arrives at the Halfway
Switch, in eastern Tennessee, abandon
ing life of idle ease-and incidentally
bride, Patricia Clavering, at the altar
determined to make his own way In life.
He meets Babe" Lttleford. typical
mountaineer girl. BY Heck. charac-
ter Of the hills. takes him to John More
lands home. Moreland is chief OF his
clan" which has an old feud with the
Littlefords. He tells Dale OF the killing
of his brother. David Moreland. years
ago, owner of rich coal deposits, by
nan named Carlyle. Moreland's descrip-
the man was his father.
CHAPTER L.-Dale arranges to make
his home with the Moreland family, for
whom he entertains deep respect
CHAPTER III.-Talking with Babe
Littleford next day, Dale is ordered by
BLACK Adam Ball, bully of the district,
to leave his girl' alone. Dale replies
spiritedly, and they fight. Dale whips
the bully, though badly used up He ar
ranges with John Moreland to develop
David's coal deposits. Ben Littleford
sends a challenge to John Moreland to
meet him with his followers next day. In
battle. Moreland agrees.
CHAPTER IV-During the night all
the guns belonging to the Littie1oros anu
the Morelands mysteriously disappear.
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The special evangelistic services
at the high school gymnasium are
being well attended by people from /
both the city and country. Sunday
evening the audience was composed
largely Of; a union Of the members
Y OF the various ch urches. 4 This week
each night shows a marked increase
i in the attendance OF all of our citi-
zens. It Is truly becoming a CONF
munity revival. III .;F@s. $ a 4
Rev. Gunter Of the Methodist
church and Rev. Christ Of. the Pres
byterian church are assisting the
evangelist, DR.. Par>s e.. Wells, at
each meeting. The evangelist IS
we'll pleased with the cooperation
Of the pastors, churches and citi-.
gems Of Bowbells. and has expressed
himself both privately and public
" concerning the same.
"A community chorus has beer, or.
ganized, and is leading the. song
services nightly under the direc-
tion Of the evangelist, who certain
" knows how to put life and vim
into these religious meetings. Miss
Gunter, at the piano, is rendering
a very good service and her faith
full work is appreciated by all.
,sas A booster band has also been % or
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Editor |0f Columbus Reporter


abuse onto are the very ones that
are resp bile for fnrnis hing him
with WING at Colum bus, and
that IL the farmers moved pultS 81
the cOmmunity ne itherS he nor any
of the other busine ess men at Co;
lumbus could axjst that town:
The dirty whelp llould d know sifs he.
doesn't that Il Eis Tia sa
feeding him, and tIe yIondsI Vhere!
he Woni4 be right now tLtswasn,t 4;
Tor the farme erst Iof his cpmmlaity..i
Most slik kely In jail someN iff$
sspast record sis an sscriteri "a ~
the ign0I mus only kne I'm the
HE county sreally
sOe him and weelkl out tbllrstas
agadnAt the hat class of people
aud 81 The bra Ina an
ulds la
some;
inH bshlnd him
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EAST COAL VALLEY
(From stan correspondent

Geneva Hermanson returned
home from Portal last Friday
where she had been employed for
some time.
!, The Misses Irene and Pearl Ahre
and brother Theodore attended the
party last Thursday evening which
son at the Hanson home.
4' Mr.. and Mrs. Bakkeno attended
church in Lignite Good Friday.
Henry Reistad spent two days of
last week at the Greenup mine.
= Hank Moritz spent Wednesday at
the home of Alfred Kimmel.
Halvor Kittleson, who had been
visiting in Minnesota all winter, re:
turned Tuesday to the home Of
!Engebret Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Prince and
daughter Gertie visited Sunday at
the Charlie Post home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eng Larson and
Mrs. M. Amundson and Selma call
ed Tuesday at the anderson home.
. Leo Post spent Friday and Sat-
urday with Edward Gammell.
The Misses Geneva and Gyda
Hermanson and brother ,Helmer
and John Olson spent Sunday af-
ternoon at the Eng. Larson home.
Ois Prince is employed at the
Eric Anderson home. +
Alfred Kimmel and daughter
Loretta visited Saturday and Sun
day with friends and relatives in
Bowbells.
Geneva Hermanson is~>visiting
this week with her aunt, Mrs. Eng.
Larson. RI;
Mr.. and Mrs. Eng. Larson visit
ed Friday at the home of Melvin
Undhjem Of Flaxton. and Halvor
Kittleson accompanied them home:
Cor. L.
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business callers in .Bowbells Monday
Dr. Grogan was called Monday
to see Earl Remington.
81 Miss Cornelia Neiderm!er left
on the Friday morning. train at Lig-
mite for Surrey, N. D.. to spend Eas-
!er with her m other and sisters
She will return Monday evening.
* Everyone seemed to be sdisgusted
with the blizzard aturday. ;i5.-. s .=,.
j. D. Beard traded for. a driving
horse and buggy one day last week
He thinks there is no chance of
buying q Ford and gas this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Remington
took Earl to the Kenmare hospital
Monday afternoon. :
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Wood took
little Doris. Remington to Bowbells
Monday evening to stay with sAuntie
Remington while Mr.. and Mrs. c;
M Remingtoh nre III Kenmare
,s ALBERT Beard Is staying with
Harold Remington. a. .5S5t .5555
i The Mothers clup will meet with
Mrs. Perry Kistler April Is. Mrs.
Kistler will sure have a good lunch.
Everybody come and see. i as5s 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. N. Wood and
Harold Remington went to Ken
mare Tuesday morning to see Earl
who is very low. ID
The town dads met again Tues
day with r: A: Owings. .s.s. 80 .!s
5,.f.,..s @:.-, Cor: B. =
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COTEIAU
tFrom star correspondent

(From star correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. Bern Peterson and
family Of Bowbells visited at the
L. N Peterson home last Friday,
E A bunch of Coteauites attended
the Easter dance at ,Woburn last
Saturday evening. They all re-
port q fine time.
The furse, Miss Sokall renewed
old acquaintances in Coteau last
Friday afternoon; We're all glad
to see her again. ~ s55s szss.. s rs
Mildred Bornst teadt, Myrtle Lind
blads and Alice, Hendrickson spent
their Easter vacation at their
homes here, returning to :. school
again Monday eVening 1. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Hovland and:
Martin Thompson were among those
from here who attended the Easter
dance in Bowbells last Monday
evening. 81. n, 8
Miss lone Hosford left for Niobe
Tuesday morning after. visiting
friends here for q couple: Of weeks.
From there on she goes to Montapa
to- resume her school work s5 81
Andrew Olson and daughter Ma
bel and sons Elmer and Axel visit
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Mggdlgs Conducted By Evan
gglisl Wells Largely Attended

ganized and is meeting each night
AsNer school to prepare a program
for next Saturday night. Every
body will want to hear it. They
are boys and girls from seven to
IA years of age. Come early and
get a good seat.
". The extreme cold and storms the
first of the week kept the people
from Westminster. Northgate, Flax
ton and Edison from coming, but
I we; are counting on them just as
soon as conditions change. ~
Next Sunday the big meetings
will be held at 1O:30 a. m. and 1880
p. m. There will be no preaching
at either the Methodist or Presby-
terian churches on this day. Mon
day night, DR.. Wells rest night, he
will spend by preaching at Bur-
lington where he held a. series ..of
meetings In 1919.
e Reader if you have not ~ been
there, you are. surely missing some
thing you should hear, no matter
what church or society you belong
to, nor what creed or belief you
may have. prove all things, hold
fast that which is good
Come along and give this, man a
fair hearir~y He has different
subject every night.
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MRS. S. H. SWENS0N
DIES TUESDAY A. N.

Mrs. S. H. Swenson died at her
home north Of the city on Tuesday
morning, March 20, at two O'Clock.
She had been up and around until
just few hours before her death,
surprise to everyone III the COM
munity. She had suffered during
the past two years from heart trou-
BILE, but was able to do her house
work and other duties during most
Of this time. During the afternoon
before her death she visited for IL
few hours at the home Of her
neighbor, F. r. Gerard, and re-
turned home at about six o'clock,
when she suffered stroke of par
alysis. From that time until she
breathed her last she continued to
grow weaker, and the immediate
cause Of her death was heart fail
ure. The deceased was born at
Holtaalen, Norway, as years ago,
and lived there until the year 1891,
when she came to the United States
and settled at Baldwin, Wis, where
she was married on June Is, 1893,
to S. H. Swenson. In the fall Of
1911 the family moved to Burke
county, and settled on the farm
north of this city where it has re-
sided since. Eight children were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Swenson,
three of whom are still living,
namely Helmer, Sigurd and Sarah,
all Of whom made their home with
their parents. Besides her chill
dren the deceased is survived by
her husband. two brothers. a MOTH
er, and one sister at Woodyille,
Wis, one sister at Minneapolis,
one sister at Emerald, Wis,
and one sister. at Spring = Valley,
Wis. The deceased was Of kind
and loving disposition, was a good
neighbor, and to know her was to
like her. III her death the COM
munity loses a woman who was
held in the highest esteem by ev-
eryone, and one whose place cannot
be taken by another in the hearts
Of her friends. The funeral
was held yesterday forenoon, the
services being held at the NJ. L.
church in this city and were con-
Quoted by Rev. Gunter. A large
number Of people were present at
the funeral services. The remains
were laid to rest at the Bowbells
cemetery cast of town.
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BOWBELLS PRAIRIE

: $sE5s (From Staff Correspondent)
Howard and Elmer Johnson, who
spent the winter in Grand Forks,
returned home Thursday evening.
H. H. Hansen was in Niobe after
two loads of wheat Thursday.
, The Jorgen Hansen young folks
spent Friday afternoon at the Gust
Hennix home. - s,'
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell and
sonss Arnold spent Friday afternoon
at the Jessen home. tz'1
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hansen and
family spent Friday afternoon with
elmer and Howard johnson. They
also called at the John Carlson and
Richard Anderson homes.
Mi. and Mrs. Carl J. Hansen
spent Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. P. Christianson.
Friday evening seemed to be a
very unlucky time for cars. ASK
JIG. Johnson, H. H. Hansen and
Thorval Peterson ....
Louis Anderson underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
Kenmare hospital last Thursday
morning. At. this: writing he is
getting along nicely.
Addie Larsen spent Sunday with
Mildred Anderson.
O. G.. Peterson called at the Sam
Knutson and H. H. Hansen homes
Tuesday afternoon.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Olson we're
inSsKenmare Monday.
s = Cor. "A -
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FOOTHILLS u
(From STAN Corr espondentl

b OuA sSssAA 49, -
n. Wood hauled q load OF
wheat to Lignite Tuesday Tor Carr
Hanson. s:.>-.s .5sy$ 81 !.
Frank Frank when starting his '
car in Morrissey's yard "Wednesday
evening, broke both axles on his
Overland. He repaired the car
and took it home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Reli,ington
took Earl to see Dr. Grogan Thurs
day afternoon. Earl had, been
ailing for some time. Dr.. Grogan
said he was in the first stages OF
dropsy. We are atl hoping for a
speedy recovery for our friend Ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Beard, Albert
and Ruth, Miss Allie McAlpine and
Donald Dsborn visit Thursday
at the McEyers home. - u
Albert Beard and Donald Os-
borne called on Harold Remington
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frank visit
ed in Bowbells Friday s5
MIR. and Mrs. Fred 3Pommier and.
children visited Thursday with Mre.
Pommier's mother and family.
The Misses Nellie Alden, Bessie
Ellsworth and Catharine Watt came
out to their homes Thursday even
ing. to stay over Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Bryan called FRI
day afternoon to- see Earl Reming-
=: 3. Alden and family and Mr..
and Mrs, Gustafson g g spent Wednes
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CARTER
{From STAFF correspondent)

Christ Jensen had the misfortune
to lose tw" colts Friday evening
They were killed by the : dinky
train. ,esss.,.:,
Lewis Hansen is working over
time this week grinding feed for
his neighbors.
Leslie sWhitmore is on the sick
list this week.
z John o. Peterson has been stay
ing at the VIM. Wagner. home the
last few days cleaning grain for the
Mrs. Will Conrad farm, which John
is going to work the coming year.
Conrad Olson made q trip to B0w-
bells Saturday to get the gopher
poison for Carter township.
We were visited by slight snow
storm Friday evening.
81 Little Raymond Hansen, son Of
Hans Hansen, is seriously i'll with
.pneumonia. We all hope he. soon
srecOyers.$8 q 5 sFsS3S sI &
Clayton Whitmore had break
down with his car going to Bow
bells Wednesday. He came back
to A. Ormiston's and made the
rest Of the trip with their car.
0 Bruce Ormiston called at the
Hansen Bros. home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs viii + Daniels and
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. j Carter visited at
Bert; Carters; Sunday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strawbridge
and RoY Graham visited at the Fred
Hoenhous home Sunday. ;' 's
Nels Jensen called at the home
Nf h1a9 uarAr1fH MIR and tMra Christ
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS:

FURNISHED by Burke Abstract Coz
- MARCH 20
Patent to Hanspers Il. Johnson,
SW Ia MP Ia and N 1-2 SW ia
97-16O-90. !:
MARCH 22 =
None.
MARCH 23 :;
Patent to Anton Olson, S 1-2 NV
Ia; NV Ia SW IA and SW Ia
NE IA sec. 81 1893.
MARCH "a
Patent to Christine Fonnaust,
SW IA 21-1599O.
Sophia. F.. Movius to G.. A. Mar
shall. $1,000. Lot II. block l,
Bowbells, N. d.
MARCH 25 :.
None. -. 80, :
/ MARCH &c :.
Oak. & Great Northern Townsite
Co. to John Walsh, $25. Lot 6,
block 6, Northgate South.
Oak. & Great Northern Townsite
Co. to Mike Walsh, $50. Lots Z
and 8, block s, Northgate South
MARCH 2S
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ed at the Martin Skredsvig home
on Good Friday. Z,.. -

- ~ IS Z ~
ed at the Martin Skredsvig home
on Good Friday. ......
Dr. Grogan Of Flaxton called on
some Of. the sick folks here last
Monday afternoon. He reports
them getting along just fine. i ..
Hildred Hagen spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Andrew Olson
home. ~ Y 5rs 4 Y; zps. =. ,l.s.s..
Martin Skresvig purchased the
L. Peterson house here. At pres
ent we are unable to state the
price, however. we; are glad to see
Martin invest in real estate in Co
teau ~ = So y = G s:.e.g3.:
? Mrs. Ole Erickson spent Sunday
afternoon at the F. Fl. Bornsteadt
home. 5sFg t,g.g E~ssss y24 . 4.
Miss Marie .Skredsvig left on the
500 from Bowbells last Monday for
Fessenden, n. D., after spending a
week visiting relatives and friends
here. -
L. Peterson from the hills was
in Coteau last Monday attending to
business matters. -"
Mrs. P. o. GSorlie is at present in
Coteau nursing her daughter Sophie
who is sick with the measles. #
Miss Agnes German spent her
Easter vacation at her home in
Bowbells. rr. : II
Staale Hendrickson left on Mon
day evening for Crosby 4:
Cor. 2
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HARMONIOUS
(From Staff Correspondent

5Tl+z: (NfOm SCaH COTreSpOiueltJ
The Larson school started again
Monday after having been closed
on. account of scarlet fever.
Ell Mr.. and Mrs. O.. o. Ronholt visit
ed Grand View School No. 1 Thurs
day afternoon. 4. .1.s-.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burau and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ,Burau were call
+ers in Larson Wednesday.
s. Misses Linda and Sylvia Berg
came home from Columbus Thurs
day evening to spend the holidays
VIM. Budke was in Larson with
his car Thursday -
Mrs. S. o. Berg spent Thursday
with Mrs. Elmer Evanson.
Services were held in the South
ST.. Olaf church on Good Friday and
Easter. ..
Misses Jackman and Murphy
spent Good Friday at A. G. Bergs.
Delmar Dahl was home to spend
tile holidays. .sS.5 - Z
Mr.. and Mrs. gTorger Hysiulien
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burau and
daughter Loretta spent Good Fri
day at Wm.4 Budkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Berg spent
Monday night. and Tuesday at A.
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G.. Bergs. ..
Miss Mabel Berg spent last Sun
day with Misses Jackma4 and MUIR
ply.
Miss Clara Carlson took sick in
school Tuesday and was taken home
by her brother, Clifford.
Peter Hennis visited at George
Smiths on Good Friday.
George Witty has been home for
the holidays.
S. P. Witty visited at George
Witty's Good Friday.
Hugho Domrese is to have an
auction sale Monday, after which he
will move to Larson.
Oscar Hatlelid, who was elected
clerk at the township election, did
not qualify last Tuesday, SO the
former clerk, M. B. Kortgaard, was
appointed.
-; Mrs. M. M. sandberg has been on
the sick list the past few days.
The A. F. Carlson family have
been on the sick list suffering from
a very bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burau and
daughter, Loretta, spent Easter
0uuudy dl lllc EItu OuIdu IOiHC.
A show was held in Larson on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
last week entitled "Ole, the Swede'.
All who attended say it was very
good.
The confirmation class did not
meet Saturday on account of the
bad weather.
The infant baby of Arthur Hoene
and family passed away Sunday.
The baby had an attack of scarlet
fever and had not been wei lsince.
Funeral services were held in Lar
son Wednesday and the remains
laid to rest in the German Lutheran
cemetery.
Misses Jackman and Murphy
spent Easter Sunday at O. O. Rom
holdt's.
A. G. Berg and family were call
ers at A.. F. Carlson's Sunday.
Those who spent Sunday at the
Elmer Evanson home were:, Mr..
and Mrs. S. o. Berg, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. sandberg and Mr.. and Mrs.
Erik Dihle.
Cor I
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CLAYTON
iFrom Staff Correspondent)

rs. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom: Jacobson were
Flaxton callers Saturday. (
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Christensen
and family. spent Easter Sunday at
the Theo Gullickson home. -&
Mary and, Lucille Bogus are
spending the week end in Bowbells.
H B. Sparks and son. ., ROLAND
were Coteau. callers Friday. -
!. About fifty people gathered at
the John Christ home Tuesday even
ing where a, most enjoyable time
was spent playing cards and dane
ing. A delicious lunch was served
at midnight and the crowd depart
cd in the small hours Of tho morn
ing. ,s,.5 t.a 55 5-5S's Il s.z.
Betilda Uglum came home Thurs
day morning to spend her Easter
vacation: "a q l5z
Theodore Gullickson and son Ge-
hart were Coteau callers Saturday.
John Christ was a. a*Woburn caller
Saturday, &ss ls
Gehart Gullickson spent Sunday
with Robert Uglum. y
Sigurd Swenson received a mes
sage Monday evening that his moth
or was dangerously IS ~ s.sss.ss
! Word was receiver IT. Wednesday
morning Of the death of Earl Rem
ington at the Kenmare hospital.
; -. - Cor. D
80 =. 10
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B0WBEG[s PUBLIC. SCHOOLS

Easter vacation. r..5 ..
The, class in construction work is
busy making things that are appfo-
pirate for spring
The B.. reading; class are just, be-
ginning their new readers, Young
and. Field The A reading class
w ill also get new readers this week.
I It5is hard to- keep our attendance
per- cent high when there are SO
many i'll. We are trying our best
though. ~ A-,s,s,2s ~,
4 ROOM b
+ IN. (Grades 2 and ~ II
! The children have reported hear
ing meadow larks and robins
Spring must have really come for
all the boys are engrossed in mar
bles. 49, ,,55 ~
Alice Day. has been absent from
school this week. 80
The second grade. are reading in
third readers and are very proud OF
their books. ss:s:,.. AZ, Ss5i
Pearl Schultz entered the fourth
grade this week. .5.5.. ~.
Alice. Day; returned to school
Wednesday, after an absence Of
three weeks. .@: ISL.
Marian Simonson told the story
of THE Half Chick to her class
Tuesday morning: they enjoyed
hefstory very much. 3:s' q.
Paul Miser spent Sunday in Ken
mare with his mother VINO is in the
hospital. Z. .ss;-.7 5'-
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-..r'
ROOM A
(Grado ~

r We are glad, to have Rolf John:
son in school again after his alb
sence Of two weeks because of
sickness. 81, "A
The first crocus blossoms made
their appearance, in our room this
week. s .ts. .;
Il The following people are one the
sick list this week yLeoRa Fisher,
Vernon Little and Kenneth Schultz.
Florence Olson is new q pupil
in our room this week.
The foil owing pupils have been
absent because of sickness, Gene
We've Kopriva,, Albert eNorberg and
Leona Fisher
=; 3, ROOM d .
i:I.5 i.:I.5.s (Grade 70 !.
The seventh grade regrets very
much to have lost one OF its & SAP
pupils, Marie Hagen has left us. to
go to- SAnoka, MIMI. 5.5l$ HI III
Madeline Peterson Is with us
again after q short illness. &s Il.
We wonder what was in: the oil
used on our floor during Easter va
cation, as IL number aof tumbles
have been the conseq quence. fi{
Coughing seems To- be- our latest
epidemic. We wonde sif someone
will volunteers to treat the bunch to
"huspe ..,s 5s.
5S Us y. - ROOM @
((1raY1o 2IrEsf ~ (.
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COMING EVENTS At : =
" THE ROYAL THEATRE
y FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Z
APRT,r1 AND 2 = ;,

Movies. Blanche Sweet in 'aIIer
Unwilling Husband" She had to
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Also Harold Lloyd in Captain
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e Everyone IS working hard after,
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MONDAY APRIL

MONDAY, .APRlL ).
Movies. Lets Be .Fashionable,"
starring Doris May and Douglas
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There is many a good laugh in. this
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6.
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!. OF the storm. came the mother for
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