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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21
A LITTLE ROOM TO RENT.
By Bertha E. Reyes.
copyright, 1928, by Wheeler Syn

Copyright, 1923, by Wheeler Syn
dictate, Inc.)
The air of the room was worried
with the continual whirring drone
Of a sewing machine. It was a
small room, but it contained furni-
t1re and knick-knacks enough to
supply almost a whole house. There
was hardly an inch of wall space
but what was covered with photo
graphs, souvenir cards. and other
mementoes, all small stuff-"clut-
ter" you might call it.
Yet this room typif1ed its owner.
Tfyphena Small. She was seam
stress. She had done sewing al
ways-as far back as she could re-
member. And by reason OF over
estimating her own capacity she
was always in the habit Of taking
ON more work than she could COM
fortably do, and thereby was con-
tinually rushing to finish some
thing.
Poor crampsd little soul! She
had never had a chance to enjoy
life. Always at the beck and call
OF her customers, she fairly work
ed the flesh OF her bones to please
them This left her face thin and
wrinkled, and about her eyes q
fine network Of cAretaking lines
The eyes themselves, however
burned with : spark Of feverish
alertness, and there were little
smiles tucked away In the corners
Of her mouth that came out when
something made her happy!
It was underwear that she was
finishing now for rich Amelia
Westlake. Tryphena did only plain
sewing. She did not have the nee.
essary skill to make gowns. There
was , time, though, when she had
dreamed Of going to the city to
ttake/a- course In dressmaking, but
that was way back, years ago. She
had forgotten the dream in heI
busy efforts to keep her work
caught up.
Yes, she was hurrying with the
underwear for Amelia Westlake
who was starting for the south In
La week and must have her work
without fall by Saturday, but that
was not the only reason for the
unusually worried look in Tryphe.
mas eyes. It was the fact that
Mrs. Mardon, her landlady, had
Just succumbed to shock. She lin
gefed only two. days after the
stroke came.
Such . heshy. fiofid, laxative
person she had been! She had lik.
ed to drop in to Tryphena's room
in the evening, and many nigh
the little seamstress had gone t.
bed with her ears ringing and heI
poor brain all awhirl after listen.
Hing TO Mrs. Mardon's encyclopedia,
narration Of the lives OF everyone
she knew. -
Well. the vo1uble tongue wa,
hushed nov. A dismal stiffness
except for the intermittent rumb
ling Of Tryphena's sewing machine
brooded over the house all the even
/ ing until 10 O'Clock, when Charli,
Waite went down into the CELIA
to shake down the furnace an,
hank the fire for the night
Charlie was the only other lodg
er in the house at present, with tn,
exception Of q nurse: who va,
away ON q case. Mra Mardon haa
been unfortunate With her room,
this season, but Tryphena AMI
Clerlie were always there. Try
phena had occupied the little room
over tho front hall for II years
land Charlie was there when sh,
lcane. His room, Situated at tn
~ - - 1nnk alaixA had tvo
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

pie and which were believed to .
the infective agents. Pasteuf1Se
ton, properly performed, seems =
protect against epidemics OF IN
kind, but until the organism vhies
causes the disease is defniteq
known it is impossible to say tnaI
it affords absolute protection. Epr
denies OF scarlet fever have Deea
traced to milk supplies, and j
such cases pasteurization has 30
resorted to, with apparently sata
factory results, as means Of ~
guarding the public health. !ns
bureau has for distributionJ nes
booklet containing valuable in!oI.
nation on the subject Of milk. AY
reader, may secure a copy Dy u
dressing our Washington InfoI
ton Bureau, Frederick ]. HasDA
Director, Washington, ID. c. =.
close two cents in stamps TOT =
turn postage. =
@. Who Is the author of the ~
Truth is ever on the scahoId,
error on the throne? II. T. v.
4 A. They appear in the follow
stanza from The Present CriS
by James Russell Lowell:
Careless seems the great avent
history's pages but recoro
One death grapple in the DARN n
'twixt old systems ana
Word; -.
Truth forever on the scaup
wrong forever on the tnIO
Yet that scaffold sways the
and behind the dim unkno.
|-Standeth God within the snaoer.1s
keeping watch above
ow1."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21
The Daily Short Story

sloping wallis and was 80 small 1t
might have been built for q closet.
But Mrs. Mardon had magIiami-
nously given him the use Of the
room for taking care Of the fur
mace, cleaning off the pavement and
doing OTTER odd chores ABOUT the
house
Charlie did not get much out Of
the bargain, but he went about his
business doggedly and was as much
. part of the house as the kitchen
stove or the black walnut book
case in the sitting room. ]
Tryphena had never seen much of
Charlie heretofore. She was etern-
ally at her sewing, and when he
came home from work he always
had his chores, and then the even
ing paper. :
But now that Mrs. MArdon was
lying there on her couch bed, no
longer at the helm, they had come
together, these two solitary tucked
away souls. Mrs. Mardon had no
relatives. Therefore Charlie and
Tryphena had to make all the ar
rangements.
The question was in the minds of
both Of them. They carefully
avoided the subject earlier in the
evening" as they arranged the
chairs in the sitting room and
Strengthened out the rooms on the
lower floor in readiness for the
! service the next day.
Tryphena, in spite Of the pail that
: overspread the house, felt like q
different person as she roamed
about the house, busying herself
with little details Of the funeral
arrangements. Her quick, nervous
little gait was replaced by freer,
steadier swing. She had always
lived In such small quarters. but
now that she had the ground Of q
whole thouse to cover something
within her seemed to stretch and
grow. She felt bigger. somehow,
more important.
That evening, when all was quiet
again, they both fnstinctively went
to the sitting room to talk things
over. Charlie noticed q change in
her. Tryphena's eyes looked visit
full and the tense lines around them
had slackened after her ''set-to" at
weeping earlier in the day. She
turned her eyes upon Charlie with
q look that touched him. And q
feeling Of manliness surged ovef
him such as he had never felt be-
FORE desire to protect this little
woman from the hardpess of life. to
comfort her, to make her happy.
you and could run this house
just as we'll as Mrs. Mardon," be
asserted, unabashed and unfalter.
ing. Come, we'll get married" he
went on. You throw your thimble
and your needles and all your
small stuff into the river. And YOU
just mind the house now. I've beer
saving a little money all these yeaA,
and / never knew what good It Wal
going to do me. We can pick out
the best room ip the house and
rent the >1thers. Come, Tryphena
you're not set<on keeping your lit.
tie room, are you!
1 Typhena tried to speak. but
something held her back. Befors
she knew It his arms were around
her.
! "Oh, Charlie!" she sobbed axain.,
his shoulder, II never dreamet
what Z nice man you were.''
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

Chief Fitssfmmons has still work 10 do IN
rounding mp underworld parasites who insist
on clinsing to the sunny side Of the street In
the hope that The good old days viii return in
Rock Island. They should b lined up and
given the alternative OF getting regular Jobs or
leaving the city behind them.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

n eA9 S
.ss % NJ aose. one ereete
nca s.o. 0six a.
1.9sO ~ - g nave - I
e'..o. otosu 49, = mint lele
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ssO 81 ms.sUa sIee % ner e
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ie NJ to1 Ie. ~ 1solse.
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s - ~. s ~ ~ . ~ no'ae IT
su ns.v ma one vey M
~ ~. ~ ~ 49, s ~. ~ Ulncefs = L.
- ~ .l ~ sls's. Hee saw -
.oM .ue wlnuow, as tne stofy -
Gnu cA',ea o.. = s1eeuhs
fIos ief Two 0nly.
nave Just nnished bofi
pies. sne added. and thefo
enough lor you, George, and 60
OF your friends. so choDte ~
man and come right IN" "a
Anotner cnaractefistic stof1 g
toid OF Waslinetons visit mot ~
after the battle OF yorktown II
had not seen his mother tire
out the years OF the war. tAol
courfers mad kept her infofdne1 Il
his achievements.
II am glad to see you, Ceoe66
was her calm greeting.
Neither mother nor son had or
reference to make to victories q
fame. George was a fine son ii
Mrs. Washington's eyes, and u
took 1t for granted that he shoel6
do great things.
When q delegation came that -
t. invite her to attend the ree6
ball, she accepted graciously. %
appeared at the ball the nan1
night, dressed neatly in q htai
silk dress, and plain lawn cap -
tened with tabs under her chr
She stayed a while, respon1af
with dignity to the compltm116
shOwered upon her and then -
left the brilliant company, sAyi1e
Come, George: 1t u time for -
to be at home
This Peace ball. given IN hoe9
OF Washington, IL said by sout
historians to nave taken place =
the Rising sun tavern, one 9
Fredericksburg's most histofie
buildings. others bold that q
tavern has no rooms large enou!
to have been the scene OF so elaA.
crate an anair. Tne dispute -
never been completely se1iee
since both the Old market hou1
ers, armed with arguments.
The Rising Sun tavern Is not ~
together dependent on the Psaee
ball, however, In It's claim to lara
1t was built by Charles WasatnSs
ton, and Is standing yet ON MAJ
street. An ancient story and . ~
frame building that mas sneltel
numerous great persons u -
height OF It's career.
Wnen the revolutionary war ~
brewing, this tavern was regafoe1
as a hotbed OF sedition because =
the meetings OF patriots neid taes1
George washington was SOmeu
one OF the group.
washington SAT oy inc nre n e
hlsing sun TAP room ana W. H..
that famous entry IN nls aiary, ~
ne nad prayed caros anu ,os. =
usual, anu tnat ne e,' ~as a'ra'a ~ II.
rreuer, ~. leuo"s "efs
SHAT loI UNI. M.
HaAaye.se sIoppeo az tne N.s
sun, anu 'our lsSs elnp .lle 49, n
stah ~. " see .no loui pusse' 49, -
h tae s,ar, snd No ranst noeds ~.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

The people Of Rock 1slsnd sfs demandin
that their government be directed from the cit
hall and not from the roost u ne vics vultufe,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21
CLUBNAN rs SUED.

New York. Oct. z1.-Byrd Shoe
maker LAumeier Aled suit to com
Pei Henry H. Laumeier, 81. Louis
(Mo.) lElubmAu, to own 4 child born
shortly after she divorced him In
1913.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

Take trip through Third avenue from
Twentieth to Twenty-third streets tonight And
the suspended chief Of police and the vice vul-
lures said II couldn't be done -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

A buddy from Texas has been elected ma
tional commander Of the American Legior
That's whore the straight shooters come from
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

Are you 4 member Of the Rock Island Cham
Der Of Commerce! Don't you think you ough
to be?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

There is only one way to keep Rock Island
clean and decent and that II b. unrelsnttng
persistency On the part Of the police author
tiles IN raidins suspected bootleg bars ana dis
orderly houses
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

The slimy claw Of the murderer, black.
mailer and sraftsr IL sttll cinstas to the front
door Of the Rock Island city hall
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

The roost Of the Rock Island vice vulture
Ii a. pretty cheerless spot these days with al
Of the immunity graft shut Of.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

| The Shiny claw Of the murderer, black
mailer and CRATER is still clinging to the front
door Of the Rock Island city hall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

Profits from lawlessness nsvef. helped !
city. Rock Island went the limit tnS~ EAST few
years. Now the vhirlwinA 10 being rsapsd. Il
WAS Inevitable
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

There is no prettier sight to be enjoyed
these days than the colofing Of ne dying yses-
tstion- Take trip into the oosntsy and enjoy
lths feast before winter comes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21

Lleyd George may be down, but, IN tn
words Of The Salvstion army, he is is never out
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21
WHO killed Bill Gabel.

Come down town tonight and shop in the
prettjly lighted stores You'll be perfectly safe
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-21
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-19

The foregoing ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage and
publication as required by law. The
ayes and nays having been called upon
the motion to adopt the said ordinance,
the votes were as follows:
Ayes: L. n. Gregory, r. NJ. fsler, K.
J.. Bradley, Chas. G. Schlenker.
Nays: H. II. Campbell. E. r. Ellison.
Jno. Pyle. City Clerk.
Approved by me as Mayor Of the City
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of Hickman, this End day of January,
1922.
T. T. Swayne, Mayor.
There being no further business, on
motion Council adjourned.
Attest:
T. T. Swayne, Mayor.
Jno. Pyle, City Clerk.
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Cockroach Holds I'd Train.

A train on a Canadian railroad was
held up for nearly half an hour owing
to cockroach having climbed into a
telegraph instrument at a signal box.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-19

Because OF its tonic and laxative effect LAxA.
TIVE BROMO QUINIsE is better than ordinary
Quiniue aud does not cause nervousness MOI
inRiug In head. Remember the full name and
ook fog the signature OF e. w. GROVE. 7oc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-19

There are slightly more than BILL
lion and half people In the world. !.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-19
FOR SALE.

My home place, about "a Of a mile
from town. on Troy Road. For par
ticulars see me- G. Ellison 13tfc
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City Clerk.

Kentucky Light & Power Company.
Attest
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President
Secretary.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13
Cog fell Qlterpin.

Sra @ranO &apioS, Mid)., beret.
res Den 9oe Sarruar: Cite s@lore
al oen ipoenoe reformerte Strife her.
iteos blep unOer Iltergangen iguar
(SsnOag) iorgiiteoe, i0et De orat
Tolitur, iom uar blepet fplOt paa
alterfolfen / oeit Gro, at oct par
Alterpin. 30 al De sGlbre iigeS at
beiiloe Jig / Ell meget fritiit Sii'
itanb.
Ser par for Ell fort 3io iioen BILE.
nct uOisrt enbel &eparationsarbelre
/ &irfen, og / lanlme HlImL buor MI.
t'ruinen opbepareS, bar ser anbragf
Here arllffer meb EoIitEr. Set par
beuue giitige Srif, iom peo Sell.
tagelic par blepet fplot / Nlterfalfeu
iitebetfor Mterpinen.
SiSie Mrfens ottc gGlore par 0e
fsrite, iom blep gipet al Den for.
rlobeoe &in. @iiten uirfeoe Iad
turtia, at De ianf Iammen | Ell Sob
raa airfesllpet. Wan9c al oen FOR.
lamleoe Wenigbeb blep grebet AZ IA.
milf Sfref % iIpgteOe / pilo Sor.
ieroelje ira atrfelI,
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Ortffeparer iom Weotcin

Sfelge ben ImerifanIfe 9Ggeior'
enings oiiicieIle Organ, "Sourual Of
the gulerican Wtebical NSiociation"
Lar Ell Maicritct al 1886 2Gger
/ 10 Stater reprGientercnoc ollie
9ele al 2anoet, iom Spar paa Ell
ToreipergieI, Der bar ienbt DEM er,
tlGret, at bperfen @biifp, 9l, eIler
Sin or nsopenoig iolu Weoiciu.
Web Senipn iii Srllgen al @bi'
itp lom Mebiciu erflpreoe 6,797
Spger Jig imoO o. 6,519 for. Nj
oct belle INITIAL bar ser finn 1850
S9ger, iOn bar / Sausr al 81 o.
1854 iOm bar i Sapsr al Bin Jon
0feoicin.
0e m~oOtagne Spar bar inolsbe,
fla 2eser / Soabo, Suinois, Sn,
Siana, aauias, Ytatne, Wtsiisiippi
giebraita, &booe SsIanO, Iri5one
Colorado, Connecticut, 0elauare.
Georgia, Soma, Midigan, Monta
lla, Rortb Safota, Ohio, % Eenn
iplpania
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13

Sperlaset uuer IrmcenS ltSgitter
fur nGltc Mar iremIGgaes.
Gu NGr paa 10000 Mamo

Sra @alhiugton berctteS Den lite
Saruar: Gm lln0erfomite al &e.
prGIentautbuieis Wilit9rfomite too
Manbae fat paa @iennen;9aaelien
OF MilitGrbubgettet, Der al Irmc'
Oepartenlentet er iorellaaet opfsrt
meo $363,612,141 MOB $500, 356.-
412 for iuoepprenOe Siifalaar.
&onliteenS SormatO, Heprplcr'
tallt antbonp, oplpler at De pdabe'
apnote afberinger ianOipnligpis oil
tonlllie Ill at bare minoit Ell Wtaa.
neh, mliliJenS lrllgere, iaa &omlte-
iroitilileell al 9uOgettet life uii
ioreligge fsr j SegpnSelien al Warts.
Sepileningeu giGloer for Silfalaa'
ret, iom ~begpuoer lite SltIi 1922 og
~lllttter 30te uni 1923.
Suogctforilaget er u~oarbeiOet pal
Cen SoruOiGtning lom @run0lag, al
Nrmecu efter lite uli 1922 oil be-
I:aa al ca. lac, 900 Wano. Oct ior.
lroer / oeiple Sorbinoelic, at Der ira
risie aougreSmeolemmerS SIDE pil
bli siort Sorisg pa at faa Stprfea
lebltrerct til 100000 Wano, elet
nllerbelit til 10000 Wano, ON Oct
paa nogen mulig Waaoe ltiiloc fun'
lie laoc Jig 9iere.
Mr. Wabben, Sormanoen / &e'
Observation-Disclosures Acknowledgements
fol imi0Iertio uGre beitentt imoo Ell
laa pberliggaaenbe Heouftiou; bel
lere life ifal npgen al @onliteenS pc
rlge Weolemmer pere / Sausr 81
uoget o~raitiif Sfriot / benne Met
ming. &c, 'ionl belit iaa, at SanoetS
rcgilprc Irmte reOucerebeS til Ell
SuanofuIb, eller belt ailtoffeoeS, bal
iualeoeS ilsen Spmuntring iaae'
ira ben SAINT.
lluoerfomiteenS 6ornlaib, HeprG
'euiaut Intbonp, oplpler, at oct el
SenIistel tsrlt at taae iat paa oei
life mlitrre Gel al Wlloaetfct, D. u
l., 9cpilgniugerue til llobebriug d
Same % ieilbarc Nlooer, bpilfe bs
rcr ilo uloer Irmeoeparten1eutet:
SllriSoiftiou elsie llogiiter er
&rtogettct m%ilaaet til $53,000,0 600
Wien mems iaaleoc$ @euilgnings
fomiteen itrar bar taget iat pao BE.
Lnnolingen al @uogettet iOr pr
mccn, oil Der oerinub intet bli giori
ldeb Seniyn til gepilgningSouerh ia
gene for Slaaben for citcr, at Neo'
utimingSfonierencen bar aiIlltte
lit Irbeioe.
Sislge Seitenmelien ifal Nihe
,inaeruc angaaenoe Slaaoebuogette
irrit tase lin @egpnoelie Den 200.
5ebruar; men benne Cato pil Iano'
Imnligpi@ bli ~ioranbret, buiS &pllfe.
rc1lcclt, iom ser MI er Segn til itulOc
&c oioltrnere lPnge FOR Den Stb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13
Den iioite prius 600.

Sislee ct Telegram ira Sonolu,
In, Samaii Ter, or SerritorictS 9e.
lcgat / De Soreneoe Statera &on,
gleS, Sonab ailbio Galanianaole
zen iibite setling al ben gamle aon-
sect pad Gen aauai og set iibIte
Scb mclcm Sauaii ioag pa bets
mcnartiife SortiO, Ssr0ag Sen zoe
Sanuar aigaaet peo SsOeu.
ErinS &ubio, JONI ban aImin0e.
Zig falbteS, life aleue operaIt pau
Gerne, men ugiua / @aibingtpn
Dau0e / lpllgere Sib prret ipseIiJ.
Mange Nepreientanter ira oct gam.
lie Spnaiti bar tiliteoe pco bans
SsoSleic.
Zen aiosoe, ser Here 8allae eieu.
uaIgtes JONI GerrttorpetsG eIegat /
6oreleOe StaterS @ongreS, bar ME.
Get popular, life alelle blanbt Ger.
les inbisbte Seiolfniug, men ogiaa
b!anbt De Spioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13
Kapt. 2lmunolen
paa Reiie

GsfsIae en- @eooelelie fra ct.
Saul, Winn., anfom &apteln Ho'
olo Imunoien bertil Spen Sreoag
ira Seuttle paa 8iennemrei'e ii
Sem gorf, bpor ban ifal bape ei!
Gonference meo GaruegieinItitutet5
9ireftsrer mgaaenoe bans piOen'
Tobeliqe arbeioe / 8%olaregnene.
NieiIen gisres pua I%nmooninJ OF
S%nltitltet.
aapteinen bar meb Zig Gafonita,
ben life iiibiriife eifimopige, OF
Camilla Carpenter, Cater al en- il.
Eiriif Sanoelsmano, iom ban oil
Ienbc til 9torge iorat gaa paa Stole,
9ette err aaptein ArluroienS fsr'
Itc Sortreiie ira Seattle iiocn lin
s(nfomlt bio fra Folarbapet | Sllli
iaar. San: Grpeoitionsifib "gtalo
lloaer i%ortsiet | Cafe Union, Sc
cite, boor set inotager Fropiant og
cnOre Ioripninser " for SornpelIen
Of 3eiien iii Norbpolen, iom aap-
teiu Innnbien hoabcr at nnn peS II
Iaoc iig oripe meb Slen.
Sra Chicago meloeS Den 9be Sa'
rrar: auptein Hoalo amunoicn.
Itrs. Oscar @iitina. Slitriten I'll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-13

oct aooe Sfib @auos Ssrer, TO elfi-
nioptger % TO Suffer ~pasiereoe
ignar (Senoag) gicunem Chicago
poa Heile ira Seattle, @aIb., til
Siefp Yorf. De 10 Snaapiger ira
Get frosrp Norben - Den 5 Nar
gallle Safomitc % Den ~ Nar
Garnle Camilla = lfal al Mrs.
g8iltirig brinJe3 I'll Imuuoiens Siau
| Norgc. Sc er pinig til at gaa
fporiombeIit, iaa Ienge Sc life fill.
les fra fine 8uffer. De bopoe al.
orig feet cit Sutfe, for De tom til
Seattle. aapt. Nmuuoien uenoe;
eiter ct fort Spbolb / Seem Sort at.
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