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iiriccn cents. Heretofore general fee
Of 10 dollars was charged t. get into
The union. Under a change in the con-
S'ltut:"n practical miners Will Do
charged $lu and inexperienced men va.
-" tn" delegates voted for 4 change
y n" constitution that rn.S"s the lin"
for unn-at,cndanCc At meetings from
ia coats - one dollar
Revival Services Open
Revival services hid Their beginning
yesterday IN the Christian church here.
RHv. Charles 4. rc:,rc". tho pastor, -
IN charge. Hn delivered two very inter
"s,inE sermons yesterday. Miss Hazel
Mercer of THIN. OHIO. - here tn assist
with the music during rho revival m"rt-
:nEs. The services Will continue Tor
two weeks. AT least. probably longer.
Quarterly Conference
Quarterly conference Will bs held
" "iHcsdav evening At the South F"l-
,r:rH M"thodIst Episcopal church. ~
80. W lnncord. superintendent Of m"
EI~ncSy,ilc district Of ". r.. churches
Ill attend and speak. All officials a.
;N" church have been requested IN at
r"uI the services.
Banquet Success
TIL" banquet anI social event h"r"
SATURDAY night by ~" Belmont Trades
y Labor Assembly proceed b:E sue
CO.'S auI Wnl very rHJ"!A"I". \ ran
nurt was hcid in the basement Of III"
Minors temple. Later = dane" and "thr
-uc'a, diversions w"rr "nJo'"d II IN"
odd Fellows hail. Among III" SPEAKERS
At tho banquet were WiN:Im Roy, paN ID
II. Jones. AMI II. IL llG!s"n.
Remains TO New Martinsvlle
,..',... I'n, -. ,..r I,,r,c on rum.
h,,I .,roa. ,,,,r ~, sh,,rcd - New
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a. nigh Scnori athletics AZ" concerned
1T Us give the hnyS AND girls hom'
'ha; they as we'll a. No viii he proud ut
Respectfully submitted.
MARTINS FERRY EN.STEI; CIT l..
". W. stem. TreS.
Hearing Today
r.. .Wu IT." ..:,.~',.i uu a. D".ioH
,.ru.r, ;...nw.uE m Affirmed "'"'.'
"a ;ar 'oNrr l,.:t.uu '' Gown. gNrrE"d
w.tH ~l.i. Tang - :hal they ar s%'.4
?. j.rrr ~.n,sn g, -, N1.u"d di = dol
~, ;-.m ',- |. rnw~nH and S"n S;or'
"a; t,,I;th >;r"''. ~ 90 E'I"n hear
* !.cco~., Ma, : rn..'mnn 3" .oi."c
,ut!-: ;"dal.
Executive Soardl Meeting
The month, w".;mG @: tie oN"Cu-
t.,C beard &c ~. W"'uru.S Auxiliary
- -. ,%ty ho.2.'t,. WI =" h".d IN the
Nurses G,rcr n'1~ :n,. :N~t'Giiou ;u.S
,.Cn'rs nd c,.-y member 80 tn" board
"a H." n Urg,.l :" H. ;'"'>on' IN
r.'-..,n; business "Hl;ra ar" {" ""
discussed
Legion Meeting
The regular m"c;:ak "a; Martins r.-~v
''1S; VI - &c Z" Nn"~.rnr Legion
III - he'd n tin C"ar' "c Tad"
-,r7,s ,n.~ rv":..nr Fn.."N:rt ne tus'-
""~S Session smoke" 49," see "a. .''e'
-.NN W.! b" = 'Ha'Gr' ". g." 49, Nf.
.:f Al hay" boon '",.''i 80 u.,nr =
herr business - hr ur G"'N.
Leoture-Recital club
Ms. ';.,-r. t;ru-, nE ,h.. 49,, ~
h..lc ,harcr -: e., r"Ku.a- 'r@...ng q
80 i.'~tu-"-l;"- Ia. CUB whI," .: -
- void u '.'" H'.,"l ~ T"a!' rT"Inr. to-
.;,o-rrw a';c:n.,,. ~, u~un, .u'5r"s;-
.ng 1'U~.rt program hl, h""n r''"arrd
e. n" event. md a ia. ;.'''" "A H"."
'""m;S" /
Membership CnnVa's
'a'S" 'HmH'' - '."". 90 '' 'r'..-
''TN ~ IN" N''u I'T"N.r ''' & " d.. 49, 3
I'D" y" y in"i"h' O. '.r'0> .. .A'
."7r-"%a''"' ''>''rd'N ''''-'.."'.. 90
's,-.s- 80 IN" ?i"GS" rn~! "N.,n H,d
'.. u '..,..'. o. - :.," '"' 'rn,-- i1~."c
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BELLA|RE: NEWS

Go. or 1-o-wa~ ir!,"s - awnings
Cal u Wh,clIu. y"'t y NWrINg co.
f-li-;u-W-f -;u-:.y-l3
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Carrot and basement hold many dis-
,arG,d articles that can he turned INTO
.,,sh through lntcll!gCnc"r Want Ads.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Tho M n!,rrS 80 III" DtSr"" team from
tho Martins Ferry lndg" 81 R"I Men vii!
NOT assist with IN" work ~ tho locaI
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GAINESVILLE

Mr.. All Mrs. Louis Potter and dauHh-
ter, U!hard. were visitors over sun
day IT rnc home ~ Nj. and Mrs Geo D.
llradncld. II IVES; Main street.
Robert Shepherd. vi M"rr!$i""n. oh'o'
visited friends here Saturday ami sun
day. -.
Mrs. Edward :;"rvcll. "f cameron W.
"a, Is Visiting relatives N"!r th!s werh,
A. &. Pcters WA n business visitor ~
s.. Cla!rsvi.lr Mun,i"v.
Miss Honor Trutt. OF Cambridge ONO
visited friends hero over Sunday.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Carter and daughter MISS
Eva Carter will spend Thursday Mt
wheeling shopping.
Misses k;uIa Goodman and EliZaoeth
Higg!nbutha!n returned home this week
from q TWO weeks Nis!t at Mass!llon
ohio.
viii Gill is Waiting friends at Cam
bridge, Ohio. this Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Arnold OF quaker
City, and Mrs. W. Il. Everett. OF Bunalo'
y. Y. spent sunday at the home OF Alex
Moore. south II town.
Miss Audra Dunlap sEcnt MONDAY al
Cambridge. Ohio.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. y. J.. khoury. OF Detroit
! Mich, are visltOrs in town this week.
NJ r. Invls, OF Middlebournc' ohio'
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M'MECHEN
Entertained 6ociety


Mr.. Clark SChafrrr proved charm
Ing hostess last evening. when she en-
terta!nel members Of Division No. "r
the Ladies' Aid Sac.ety at her home on
Marshall street MuR!h aeedlework and
other various pastimos were enjoyed
throughout the evening. 4 dainty Two
course luncheon carried out with pretty
favors Of pink and white WAS served AT
a late hour.
Iert for Conference
Rev. J. :. Cotton, of this cav '-lS
last evening FOR Charleston. where nc
Will attend the ". F. Church c"nr"r-
onre. While Rev. Cotton has not been
rreach!nx for several years he W.! re-
sums the work after conference.
Mn. rurney Entertained
Mr.. O /. Turney entertained pleas
.ntlr las. evening at her home on Ca'd-
vol street In honor ot the l%dl"s
Bible class Of .hc Church "t God. A
program OF informal pastimeS HrcuH'ed
tho evening, and dainty Refreshments
were served at y late hour.
Missionary society Entertained
Members " the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society of the N. L. Church
were dsllEhtfully entertained last nven'
lng by Mrs. James York or Marshali
street. The lesson study was taken up
and discussed. after which social time
WAS enjoyed,
Planning 1ally
Rehearsa;s have started AT the Chr'S-
tan Church for the Sunday school rally
10 he held In the near future. Tho pro-
gram will consist % songs recltat"nS'
solos and dialogues. Over ftty young
sters are participatinG
Delegates Appointed
Mesl,meS II c. McFAdden AMI y. Il.
R!nehart have been anpointed delegates
I, ATTEND the convention Of the League
o. Women Voters ut Wheeling Thurs
day and Friday. Many OF tho members
OF thla city are expected to attend also
Dsis6atss MAAs reports
Al the meeting OF tho 4. a. Mountain
Post OF tho American Legion last even-
Ing reports We're made from the dele
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HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets.

II your skin is yellow-compleSion
nallid-tongu. coated--appetite poor
you have 4 bad taste In your mou'n-a
lazy. no-good feel!ng-you should take
Olive Tablets.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets-A SUD
,,ituts for calomei-were prepared by
DIR. Edwards after II years OF study.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are
nursIv vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil You will know them by their
olive color.
To have a clear. pink skin bright
ewes, no plmples. feeling OF ouoyancy
like childhood days YOU must get AZ 'as
cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
tina liver and bowels like calomel-yes
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and oSereonio
constipation. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results. Millions
OF boxes sold annually a, l5c and 3Oc.-
Adv.
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SOUTH SIDE
kAFFEE-VlSITE
MARKS REOPENINC
OF ARI0N CLUB

Activities for the season OF l9el-ls2'
OF the Arion club Will no resumed To-
morrow afternoon and evening whom
Earyee-yislts will DO he'd l'y mo ladies'
az the organization. Invitations nave
been extended - all m"mhers, ana as
this I. the !nit.ai evan. Ut the new sea-
con, "A ;ar.e attenGanve Is expected Ire
Ar!on club TIL. year has larger hie'h-
harshIu than evsr before AMI has ar
ranged u carry oEt raanH lr'cres'lhs
events this year.
Tho prok:am tnr the nntire season IL
as follows: Thursday. October y. Name
Sisite. Afternoon. Ladies or tho Ar'on'
Thursday. October -. EafIen-Sis'te' al
,ernoon ru:hre. evening dance iSnies OF
the Artoa. Monday. November e conccIh
and ball.. Thursday, November H. hat-
:.e.yisire, Afternoon suchro. evening
dance Ladies' OF the Ar!on. IharsaaS'
December !. Earres-visi'e afternoon eu-
c,rc evening ha nee. ladies NJ the Arlon.
Ss,ur,I,y DeIe.a3-r s.. New Years Eve
hau. thursday, Januar! -. kafsee-Nls-
lie. afternoon suchcs. evening dance
Iad:es " the Arion. Wednesday,. Janu-
AIRY -; NNfsee-Etsits. afternoon euChre
evening" dance, Ladies' o. t%s Arlon. Mon
,laS. February ). Alien carnival. IhhrS
dEv. February -, kakre-StSits. AFTER
noSu eurhre evening dance. Lanes OIL
the Arion. Thursday. March :. kauee-
Yisitc. afternoon eachre evening dance
Gentismen o. tie Arlon. IhurS"'N'
March -. NaC-r-NlSit". afternoon eu-
cine. evening dance, Ladies OK thc MI
DIR, Thursday. April 1. Monday. -\lrH
IL T;Ss,-- concert and ball. Thursday
nay !. KaNee-NiSIte. afternoon euShre'
syr,!ns lance. Ladies' OF tho Arion.
The entertainments committee for the
foregoing events are William j. BeneNe'
chairman: Frank Thurm. William E1is
y " Appcnxeller. Frank Blum. Howard
Nildchrand. Albert Iloldsrnsln. 4. T.
schneider. Harry Srhmetchel. Jos. kurts
Ed Schmeichel. Robert l.tnS,ry, Louis
A. Stauver. William Montigel. W. L.
Fulmer, Alvin Schubart. Bernard r..
Diez, Anton Biebcrsun and II. y. ROCK
. brand
Missionary Society Meets
The missionary society oil the Third
Presbyterian church will hold their reg
MAR meeting at the church this evening
Every member Is expected 10 be pres
South side Briefs
Miss LYDIA HUFF OF Eofr street is ex-
pected home tomorrow from Fort cum
ton where she has oeen Visiting '''
sister for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. French OF Thirty
third street arrived homo from Alliance
Ohio, after spending the past several
days In that city with friends
Miss Elizabeth Holden OF cameron
". Va, returned home last evening arter
having a short visit here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pratt or ton
street are at Allegheny for few days
visiting friends and relatives.
Albert Thompson OF Wood street mas
returned home after spending the past
several days at that place visiting.
Miss l.avinda Marsh OF Chapnne
street Is visiting friends at Sistersfiiie
for q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George kessler OF 'acoo
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HARRlSV|LLE, 0.

Wallace Burke was instantly killed
Tuesday. September %. by fall or
ston" wh'Ie at his work mt the Walker
mine lie MAS removed to HargraVes
undertaking establishment at Aucna ana
later brought here 10 the home OF MIS-
Sue IIuotun. whero he made HIS home
Funeral services were held at the house.
coraurted hy Rev. Hunter. and inter-
mcut nj MI. Pleasant. lie leaves sew
eral brothers :rrd sisters.
Anna brown and Samuel Conway were
quietly married az cadlz September 80.
Tho bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Brown. IN the evening they
were treated to an old fashioned seren-
ade by the young people Of the town.
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pates who attended tina Legion ""nNeh-
:ion held IN Whecllug tr"Sress was
nisn reported on trc popularity con-
tcst which IS H. b. staged - thc".
The meeting was largely attended
Barber shops 10 Close
McMecncn BARRIER shops Will clos"
Thur~dav ufIcruu"n. ~ Is Ii" custom,
TO give the BARRIERS Il half holiday cach
week. This Is being rracti'rd IN m"S!
cities and IN found - he a very good
form.
Business Meeting
The IAGIe. Ala Society nf TIE church
OF Ciud met In ;hn church last evening
for heir monthly business mr"''nS.
REPORTS were submitted VIII! u showed
much progress and accomplishment. "nr-
Ing the month, The meeting wes !arE1-
ly attended.
Personals
Mrs. John RpSy ~ improving from a
*2rl"uG Illness,
Mrs. II. c. Mcrardo wa" called ="
baltimore by the illness Of her brother
joe Marley. who has been seriously
III. 4, a l!ttlc improved.
Miss Virginia Wells. who has been
confined tu her home III for some time,
Is getting along nicely.
Miss Ruth Goodwin il recovering
rrrm a serious illness.
Misn Vc!ma Davis. OF Klrk~o"d. spent
yesterday in this city with friends.
Jack Martin. who has spending sew
cral taya IN Pittsburgh, has arrived
, home.
Lowell Irving. OF Proctor. W. Va. Is
Visiting here over sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James fe"ders Will moHH
! from FnstorIa. o.. To North Marshal!
street. this city.
Mrs Ray Mobly IL recovering from a
serious Illness.
Miss Jane Oliver has returned to
Pittsburgh after n brief visit here"
Mrs. Edward Morris IL getting along
, nicely at her HON" on Fifth street
Mrs. James Ycoders continues 10 I'M
: prove from Il serious Illness.
Mrs. Martin Erupp has arrived homo
, from a brief visit at New Martinsrille.
! Encil Harvey. OF Warrington. Is
J! spending 4 few days IN this city with
friends.
John Rohy has arrived homo from a
4. brief Visit at Wallace.
J. J. Sllpvner has returned to his
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homo at PoWhatan after a oriet WISH
here.
Mr.. ara Mrs.. John Mn"hNN. OF '!rN"-
,anu. are visiting friends an tfIih street
M!s4 Ellen davenport has returned u
bridgeport after Spreading hummer "1
GAYS here with relatives.
Wesley l;GImhcrs"r has r"turht! ="
r,rxershury ntrer a hr.c. visit hGIc.
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PACE MURDER
woman and Brother Are Held Tor
Killing Husband.

Three Rivers. Mich Oct. Airs. La
vin!a Stack, Sc. and George coney' o..
her brother were held In the county jail
At Centerville today on a charged muir
der In connection with rae death OF VIII
liam ]. Slack IS. the woman's husband
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and J. l.. Davis. Of Columbus, Ohio
visited Tuesday with their niece, Mrs.
e. r. Scott. 0: North Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. ]. y. Nrn and daughter. MISS
Mar.ar"t N"E. Of columbus. spent sun
lay in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder. NJ Mounds
N!llc. are Spending this week at the
Hruwn Hotel, C;randTIew.
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stree, are expected homo from Phlia-
delphla tomorrow after spending the
past several days In that Guy win
friends.
Miss Helen BurEnincs or T"en;S-seE-
en;h street - visiting frI"ncs At CoiaIh-
bus for 4 few days.
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Their many friends wish them all sue

Their many friends wish them all sue
cess
chester Hartman Of Canton spent the
week end at the homo Of his sister, Mrs:
j. II. Hopper.
Quits a number from this place ~
tended the Jefferson county fair at
Smithheld last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mercer ~ Blair
mont spent Sunday at the home or her
mother, Mrs. George Wilson.
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slack. body w.s tousa NJ B
h.. ,...,.,, ~ his h,ms Espt1ia i

and hi, death was frst propoulSe4 a.;
TO suicide. The authorities elatu
ever, TO have unearthed evidenee tnas
he had been murdered. Thsy az ~
tempting to establish that Mfh ou.
and her brother prohted nnaneiA'H ~
stacks death. Both deny tho charge.
preliminary hearing In the cass nns
been set for October IL.
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OF A BRIDE.... III III

punishment on the willful child.wife
of my brother.in.law. I was close to
tears when | followed the guard
thru "the cage" up the narrow
flight of steel steps OF the woman's
prison. and along narrow gray cor.
ridor lined on one side by a row OF
steel rods, the front of the cells.
| had never been in prison before.
Never had | been In an asylum. or
and institution where human beings
are barred from the outside world.
The strange odor of the place OPP
pressed me. thought I must be
walking In my sleep. How could Il
Ice possible mat I, Jane Lorimer was
going to visit my sistcrin-law. lock.
ed up i'm n cell?
"They simply wouldn't believe me
when I gave them my name and
address," was AIMS excited greet
Ing.
why should they3" said In
tone which intended TO make very
hard and bitter. 1.-THE Lorimer wom-
en- are not accustomed TO get them.
selves into
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A GLORIOUS ESCAPADE FOR
ANN

4 cheap bag lined with magenta
silk. sleazy lace OF a hideous design;
and heavy gloves twice too large for
AIMS wee hands. such was the trovc
Ann Lorimer. daughter-in-law of a
munitions millionaire, had stitched
from the counters of a department
storel
why did she do TT" / whispered
to Martha.
81 can't imagined Not one of these
things would she ever put onr'
"Can IL be possible that Ann Is a
kleptomaniacY' | moaned.
81 hope notr' said Martha. you
10 up 10 her cell at once. jane, Per
haps the poor child needs you"
Needs mer' | shorted-there is
no other word 10 describe my indig.
nant tone. what Ann needs In an
old.fashioned chastlsementr'
left Martha 10 adjust the legal
difficulties with the officers at the
desk. In spite OF my Indignation, In
spite Of my desire to lnflict corporal
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II MADE LIFE
WORTH LIVING
AGAIN, She SAYS
Spokane Woman Declares
Tanlac Has Freed Her of :
Years of Suffering.

Since Tanlac has made life worth
living for me. I want TO make "A
statement for the sake OF others who
need the medicine like / did" said
Mrs. J. NJ. Erderson. North 1921
Lidgerwood. Spokane. while At Muir.
gittroyd's Drug Store. recently.
For years my stomach was badly
out OF order. ! had to live on the
very lightest OF foods. and even then
gas would form after meals and
cause me hours OF suffering and dis.
tress. was very nervous. couldn't
rest at night, and often had terrible
headaches. / always felt 80 tired and
worn out It was an effort for me to
do even a little sweeping and busting.
"Well. I read "A number OF Tanlac
testimonials. and they seemed so sin.
ccre decided to try the medicine. on
the idea that II would do me no
harm, even II II didn't help me. But
TO my surprise II has done me q
world OF good and now / want 10
add my voice to all the rest who are
praising II. II certainly liz a grand
medicine. and ! believe II will help
anyone who gives II a fair trial.
Tanlac IL sold by the Bartell Drug
Stores. Advertisement
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Dear Miss Grey: I want to write
Z letfcr In answer to ~SoTowful
Mother Maybe my experiences
VIII help many.
an a mother somewhat older
thAu the one just mentioned /
raised my two boys with the lay-on-
fherod systern- Result have two
rood men for sons-perhaps no bet
- than Thousands of other men
HUT during all their period at home
think Of the unhappiness we an had
Mother cross and disagreeabie-
npyn afraid and unhappy-father
home at night. tired. Disguised. and
no one contepted.
Fourteen years later a little baby
ejri came to our home. I started
che same way--was sick and cross
most Of the tirne-but finally. one
Gay. I found a more loving. sweet
and happy way TO live and tried II
On my daughter. / learned II con
t5nued TO think of anyone as
naughty. disobedient. etc. my family
would reflect those things in return.
30 I Just began 20 correct her By
firmly and gently showing her the
kind way 70 do things. and now that
she IL a young lady. we are the best
OF chums. and our home Ia very con
tented and happy.
MOTHER of a HAPPY HOME.
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but cause a volcano to appear at that
very moment. Up II boiled from
the bottom OF the ocean tthe lobster
and crab scurried away just in time)
and the lava turned to rock. which
piled higher and higher until It
reached the top OF the waves and
made a very safe little island.
The twins lost no time clambering
up and before the Jim could follow.
they had wished themselves far away
In their Magic Shoes.
An iceberg had broken away from
its moorings In the Arctic sea and
was floating slowly southwark. As
the twins were whizzing thru the air
above It. Nancy's sharp little eyes
spied something. In fact, two some
things on the moving mass.
'Nickie. let's wish ourselves down
on the icebergT' she said. 1T looks
very interesting.
"Ali right" agreed Nick, who had
noticed something himself lie had
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At last the twins were about 10
escape from the undersea palace OF
the wicked Jim. With the aid OF
their friends. the lobster. the crab
and the sea cucumber they found
their box Of charms and the Magic
Shoes.
Nick was looking Mt his wonderful
Map which showed him the road TO
the South Pole. when suddenly the
lobster cried There comes the
Jim for his supper and haven't II
ready. didn't know II was so late"
Yes. IL was getting dark and the
Jim was sliding down from his ice
palace In the North on the Northern
Lights.
"oh." cried Nancy. what shall we
do now. Nick7 Hell take us prison
ers again"
But something happened. Sam
Swift, the bird messenger. knew
where the children were and told
the Fairy Queen. What did she do
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