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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-08-17
Efficiency.

Lee Junior, age four, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Lee Bassett, Of Colum
bus, Ind, has learned a great deal
about efficiency, as his mother ha,
many time and labor saving methods
which she puts into practice around
the house, and which have made n
deep impression on Lee Junior. Ere
quently nj night the youngster looks
out at the stars, and recites Twinkle
Twinkle, Little Star" one night re-
Gently when about to recite his little
piece, he paused hesltated awhile and
appeared TO be in deep study. In a
moment his face lighted, and he evl.
IDENTIFY found the efficiency idea he
wished TO apply In the case for lac
began:
1.-TWO wrinkles, little star; how !
wonder what you are."--Indianapolls
News.
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CHAPTER WI.
In the Open

In the Open.
In New Orleans the carnival season
Is always opened by the BAN % ,he
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-08-17

himl The guy was doin' II for a car
nlval Joke, that's all. His loot Is all
goln' back to the owners today. II
needn't worry you. anyhow There
was nothln' much to lt-jewelry that
couldn't be disposed OF. for the most
part. We couldn't take chances on
that sort o. junk"
II should say not" Gumberts re-
garded him with n scOwl. you've got
the stuft7"
1.-THE boss has. Look here. Izzy.
want you To use q little influence with
headquarters on this deal-the boss
doesn't want to show his hand there"
and leaning forward, Ben Chacherre
spoke In a low tone. Then, Gumberts
heard him out. chuckled, and nodded
assent.
AT two that afternoon Henry Ora
mont was summoned to the telephone.
He was greeted by a voice which he
did not recognize. but which an.
nounced Itself promptly.
This is MIR Gramont2 Police head
quarters speakin'. You laid charge
this morning against a fellow named
Chacherre2"
| YES" answered Gramont.
"Must ha' been some mistake, then"
came the response. "We thought the
prints fitted but found later they
didn't. We looked up the Chacherre
guy and found he was workln' steady
aud strictly o. X. What's more to
the point, he proved up dead sure
alibl for the other night"
"OhW said Gramont. "Then there's
nothing to be dOne?'
"Not yet. We're workln' on II. and
maybe Wen have some news later.
GoOdby."
Gramont hung up the receiver. a
puzzled frown creasing his brow. But.
after minute, he laughed softly--a
truce of anger In the laugh.
"Ahl" he murmured. 81 congratu.
late you on your efficiency, Mr.. Fell
But now wait a llttle-and we'll meet
again think I'm getting somewhere
at last, and ri have surprise for YOU
one OF these daysw
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CHAPTER vi--cOntlnued.

Hammond stood staring after the
staggering figure; for once he was
speechless. The jaunty words had
sent terror thrilling into him. He
started lmpulsIvely to pursue that Inn
pudent nccoster--then he checked
himself Had the man guessed some
thingf Had the man known some
thIngf Or had those words been only
BIT Of meaningless impertInence-a
chance shaft which had accidentally
flown homer
The last conjecture impressed Itself
on Hammond as being the truth, and
his momentary fright died out He
concluded that the incident was not
worth mentioning to Gramont, who
surely had troubles enough Of his own
at this juncture.
As for Ben Chacherre, he sauntered
from the alley, careless whistle upon
his lips. Once out OF HammOnd's
sight however, he quickened his pace
TurnIng into side street, he directed
his step toward that part OF the old
quarter which, In the days before pro-
hlbltlon. had been given over to low
cabarets and dives of various sorts.
Coming to one OF them, which ap-
peared more dirty and desolate than
the rest, Chacherre opened a side door
and vanished.
He entered what had once been the
Red Cat cabaret. At table In the
half.dcrkened main room sat two men.
One OF them. who was the proprietor,
jcrked his chin In an invitation to
Join him.
man fnmous In the underworld
circles. man whose renOwn rested
on curious feats and facts, this pro-
prietor; few crooks In the country had
not heard the name OF Memphis Izzy
Oumberts. He was a grizzled old bear
+ nOw but In times past he had been
the head OF a far-flung organization
which, on each pay day, covered every
army post In the country and diverted
into It's own pockets about two-thlrds
OF Uncle Sans payroll--a feat still
related In criminal circles as the ne
plus ultra OF success. Those palmy
days were gone, but Memphis Izzy,
WHO had never been "mugged" In any
gallery, sat IN his deserted cabaret
and stu did not lack for power and
Influence.
The man at his side was apparently
not anxious to llnger. for he rose and
made lis farewells as Chacherre mp
preached.
eve lHve about eighteen cars left"
he said to Gumberts. Charley the
Goog cnn attend 20 them. and the
place is safe enough, They're up TO
you. Ton drifting back TO Chi"
thrift along" and Gumberts nod
ded. leer In his eyes. His face was
broad. heavy-jowled. filled with a keen
nnd forccful craft. Its clnch that
nobody Ia this state Is goIn to inter
fere with us, About them cars from
Te6ns-any news"
"lve sent orders to bring 'em IN
neat week."
Gumberts nodded again. and the
mun departed Into the chair which
lie had vacated dropped Ben Cha,
cherre. and took from his pocket the
money he had obtained at the bank
lie laid 4 on the table before Gum
berts.
There you are" he said. "AmOunts
you want and all. The boss says e
gimme receipt"
Wouldn't trust you, ehT jeere(
0umberts, "Why wouldn't the boss
leave the msaeY come out of the TAX
in's neyT
wanted 90 keep separate accounts.
said Chaeherrs.
0umoerts nodded and produced two
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"a CARNIVAL JOKE"

sYNOPS1S.--During the height OF
the New Orleans carnival season
Jachln Fell, wealthy though some
what mysterious citizen. and Or.
Ansiey, are discussing a series OF
robberles by an individual known
as the Midnight Mnsquer. who. In
variably attlred as an aviator, has
long defled the police. Joseph Mall
lard, wealthy banker. Ia giving a
ball that night. at which the Mas
duer has threatened 10 appear and
rob the guests. Fell and Ansley.
on their way TO the AFFAIR, meet n
giri dressed as Columbine. seeming
ly known to Fell. but masked. who
accompanies them to the ball.
incie Ledanois, recently the ward
o. her uncle. Joseph Malllard, IL
the Coiumblne. At the ball. Bob
Maillard. aon Of the banker. again
proposes 10 her and In refused. He
offers 10 buy some OF her property.
A franciscan monk interests her.
lie turns out TO be Prince Gramont
In his library Joseph Maillard and
a group OF his friends are held up
and robbed by the Midnight Mas
quor Lucie Ledanoia. the last OF
an Old family. In In straltened cir
cumstances. Joseph Malllard's ham
ding OF her funds has been unfor-
tunate. Fell IL an old friend OF her
parents and deeply interested In
the girl. Henry Gramont, really
the Prince de Gramont. In enamored
OF Lncie. Lucle talks with Fell
about her affairs and the Masked
Masduer. Gramonts chauffeur.
hammond. sergeant In the A. r.
w., lives with him. He was the
original Midnight Masquer. and
drRmont had assumed the role.
Where Hammond had been rob
Der for financial gain. oramont. OF
course. 10 not He arranges 10 re-
turn tho loot" TO those whom he
has robbed. 0ramont and Ham
mond put the Jewels and money In
individual packages to be returned
the next day. An explanation IL
Enclosed In each.
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So It's Come 10 This

The chap who mourns the days that
are gone forever should chant a la
ment for the passing of the barber
shop as a male sanctuary. A mere
man who ventured into barber shop
In the North Woodward section Wed,
nesday afternoon found girls In all
four chairs, and five more girls ahead
Of him, waiting TO be bobbed or sS'r
gied.-Detroit Free Pres
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-08-17

Tomatoes are said to rlpen best by
the light Of the moon.
A Chicago man entered a bread
making contest with A5 women and
won first prize.
Mexico, in the days OF Its greatness
before the conquest by the SpaniardA
had ZOOS, avlarles and Rquaria.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-08-17
WORTH KNOWING

Goods manufactured in the United
lates during 1920 had value Of
i2,9lO, 2O2, 900.
The holder OF a Rhodes scholarship
Z entitled to an Income OF $500 year
or three years
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"rell me, Henry oramont,
what mad impulse brought you
10 all this?"

'r) b. coNTNu1DJ
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-08-17

This carving OF "Chrlstus DE Profun-
dis" which was on large Florida bean
and for which shrine was planned
In New York, has mysteriously dlsap-
peared. The carving is a remarkable
bit of handiwork and was said to have
been done by a prisoner condemned to
death and an inmate In prison at Qua
temala. A drive was started for funds
for the erection OF a shrine in New
York, In which the carving was to be
placed, and much money was realized
from the sale Of photographs OF the
carving. Now the work has dlsap-
9eared.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-19

10. 1874 by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
Lovely, with the beauty that at
tracts two glauces, one of casual. the
other of serious interest supreme in
the power Of swaying men and with
glorious cgotIsm, Beryl was in very
truth a modern siren.
Somewhere in her impulSiyc younger
days she had. without much thought,
selected husband from the eager
train of would-bes, and subsequent
life with him had satisfied her fond
est desires. Absorbed in the medical
profession, he allowed his adored wife
10 90 about much as she pleased, and
only occasionally was reused TO re-
monstrance against the few scraps Of
time which she devoted TO him.
Loving and trusting her implicitly,
he considered 1t unworthy of that love
to feel jealous Of the homage paid TO
her by other men. and If tiny heart.
ache came sometimes when he saw
charming wives who devoted every
thought to their husbands, BeryL at
least, was none the wiser.
one night In June, night perTadcd
with a gentle, murmurous breeze and
faint rose fragrance, as BeIyl and her
husband were preparing TO leave the
cool comfort of their ycranda for the
warm interior Of the house they heard
the soft purrng OF a motorcar coming
M the drive. An aglow at the prospect
OF concenial company Berry, ran light.
~ down the steps to greet her guests.
She made an enhancing picture Ia
her filmy white gown and brceze-ruf.
fed hair so Phil Arnlstead thought as
he sprang from the low, gray roadster
and helped Lis sister, Erdine, to
nllght
what do you say 10 spin, folksf
he Queried a heartfelt pleasure In the
beauty Of the night ringing IN every
note of his voice. TOO pcachy n
night to stay home. Get ont that
classy racer Of yours, Jack, and show
us some cool speed"
Say the idea does appeal pretty
strongly, at that, Phil slip on q coat,
Beryl, and III 90 wake up the garage,
laughed Jack and strobe away.
In moment or two the machines
we're ready to start, and Beryl, cheer.
ully obedicut to phil's eager look. set
led herself Snugy hesldc him. Jack,
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CHICAGO MANS LETTER

Mr. T.. W Carpenter Of the Gcucr'
al Chemical Co., ll2 West Adams
Street. Chicago H.. wrote. enclosing
a check for one dozen bottles Mys.
terious Pain Ease and his letter con.
Guided As follows The majority Of
us I'm the Office are afflicted with div.
ers pains and aches. and would ap.
preciate 1t IL YOU would get TINS ma.
tcrial off ut once addressed 10 me IN
care Of the above company. 4. w.
CARPENTER
Mysterious PAIN Ease is a Scotch
doctors formula for the relief of pa u
Il does not pretend 10 be curca J
and is makers are very modest IN
tteir claims about Il, bat the people
who use Il are tremendously cnthu-
Aiastic over the fact that ii give'
such wonderful relief from pain
Sometimes they say the relief Is in
Simultaneous vet It Us . safe external
remedy that anyone may us at any
age
These various users have al dit
ferent times recommended Myster-
ious Pain Ease for pain arising from
a great many different kinds OF trou-
blr among them umbago rhcu'
mstism. ch lblains, neuralgia, sc'aii'
ca. spraius Of all kinds muscular
co DIS Were the shoulders, chest ana
back muscles are in pain, burns,
Ipcuritis. muscle cramps, still neck
and pain arising anywhere from IN
fammaliun. Advertisement
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NOTICE

Agreeable to the amended by Laws
Of the Village of Bennington the mem.
bers OF the Bennington Fire Depart
ment are hereby notified and warned
to meet. at Stark Hose Company's
Rooms in the Village of Bennington,
on Friday the eth day Of January a.
d. 1922, at seven thirty o'clock in the
evening to transact the following bust.
nesU
Article /. To hear and consider the
reports OF the officers OF said depart.
ment for the year last past.
Article @ To nominate a President.
Vice President. Secretary, 4 Treas
urer, Chief Engineer, First and
Second Assisting Engineers for the en-
suing year.
Article g. To transact any other
business found necessary and proper
when met.
WIN. p. HOGAN
Village Clerk,
Bennington, VT. January 18Th, 1872
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and VILLAGE and
Advertisements,

John Ryan has been engaged to
tako charge Of the meat department
at the |. Satter store.
Born. January 10, a daughter. Mar,
ion Margaret, to Mr. and Mrs. G. La.
Cross of Grove street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Canaynn Of
North Adams spent Sunday with
Mrs. T. J. Graham Of Grove street.
Don't forget the basketball game
at Library hall Friday at s p. m.
i. II. 5. VS.. Y. NJ. C. A. Good pre-.
! lmiuary Admission Soc.
Don't miss the two big First Ma.
tlonal attractions at Glarte theatre
and Opera house Friday and Satur.
day. Read the advertisements.
Mrs G. Douglas and brother FRANK
TOomcy, have returned from Wor.
cester, where they went to attend
the funeral OF their sisters child
The Merchants association will hold
an important meeting this evening at
O'Clock in Cullnnn's hall on South
street. Refreshments will bo served.
The members Of the Second Con.
gregational church viii 0nd It inter.
esting and helpful to take up the
studies of 'Redemptiye Ideas In the
| Old Testament based upon the Bible
readings In the new Congregational
hand book The topic for the meet.
ing tonight hour 7;30-- Is Faith ="
4 surprise birthday party was given
"Wednesday night al the home OF Mrs.
Grace Greenslct of Maple street in
IhOnOr Of her brother, Benjamin Knapp
Mr. Knapp was the recipient OF many
appealing gifts. The evening was
spent with music card playing and
luncheon.
Gerald Francis VouStas. two year
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Won
Stas died Sunday 0. pneumon at
tho NonSitas home IN Worcester.
The remains were brought to Ben.
nington Wednesday and placed in
TIE vault at the Park Lawn GENE
terry MIR and Mrs. YonSitas were at
one time residents Of Bennington.
Mrs. VonSitas before her marriage
was Miss Cecilia Toomey.
The production OF the -Four Horse
men OF the Apocalypse" screened
Wednesday afternoon and evening at
the Opera House vas largely attend
ed ia the evening the house was
packed and the matinee performance
was larger tran usual Tho reports
from those who attended we're most
favorable. Arthur r lott the well
known actor who lives on South
street says. Without fail soc tho
Four Ilorsemcn II is the greatest
thing ever produced in the movies
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ESTATE OF &. T.. Potato.
stutc of Nermput,

District Of bennington ss.
Tho Honorable Probate Court for the
District aforesaid
To tho heirs and all persons Interested
i'm the estate 81 q T. rozzato late Of
Readsboro. i'm said District, deceased.
GREETING:
WHEREAS. application hath been
made TO this Court tn writing by the
Administrator e l. a praying for li-
censc and authority 20 sell portion
Of real estate OF said, deceased Tor
the payment OF debts and charges Of
administration. setting forth therein
the amount 81 debts due from said de-
ceased the charges OF administration.
and the amount of personal estate ANA
the situation OF the real estate.
MUEREt PON tho said Court ap-
pointed and assigned the 10th day OF
February tg"1. az the Probate Office
In bennington n patd District. to hear
and decide upon said application aud
otjfior uod ordered public notice
thereof tu hv given TO all persons in
terrstrd therein 10y puhlishiug said
order. together with the time of place
and herring. three Weeks successfully
In the bennington Evening Blnucr. a
new spapcr which CtrrulateB In the
uoiehhorhood of thoeo persons inter.
eeted IN unid estate AN which publica-
lions shall bc previous 10 the day as
signed for bearing,
THEREFORE,. YOU are hereby notI.
fed ia appear before said Court, at
the time and plnCc assigned then and
there i'm said Court TO make your OBJ
icCtiouS To the granting Of such license.
" YOU ace cause
Given under my hand az bennington
In said District this 18TH day OF Jan
uary iss2.
AMY H. HARBOUR
Jan. 9-lC. Feb g.
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With rather wistful smile, helped
Erdlne into his racer and with a sud
den burst Of speed shot far ahead Of
fhe other slower car
Left behind, Beryl and Phil found
ample pleasure In each others com
pany, and ten miles slipped by before
they realized that the other car was
entirely out Of sight. Then Just ahead,
around q conceallng bend In the road,
came a sickening, grinding crash, n
terrified scream, then deadly, horrible
silence.
Whlte-lippcd and stern Phil drove
his car with trembling hands around
the bend 10 view sight that brought
horror into his heart. A large touring
car Ind skiddcd on wet patch "
road aud smashed into Jacks car with
enough force to totally wreck il md
throw out both occupants. The tour
ing car had taken the brunt Of the
blow on rs bumper. and the solitary
driver seemed unhurt as he bent over
Jack and Erdlue. Jacks head was
bleeding profusely from a deep scalp
wound, and Erdine. badly shaken ~
aud bruised herself. had nevertheless
dragged herself into sitting position
and was trying vainly TO stanch the
flow Of blood from his head with her
thin dress.
Beryl had uttered no sound, but
straight as a homlng pigeon had hur-
ried 70 Jacks side. Knccing beside
him she attempted to take his head IN
ter Jap but drew back startled Of the
fierce look Erdlnc flung at her
Leave him TO me- Berry," she cried
-lf he is to die want him to be in my
arms where he belongs. oh, you can
lock MS Mortified MS YOU please, but
your poor, shrIvcledup little heart
could never appreciate a love Ike
cine. lie is my man, ana II has been
ay torture for years to see me love
lie lavished on you that / would sell
my very soul for. could have made
him happy You never have, witt
your cheap hlrtations and angling for
admiration
Jack stirred and opened his eyes.
Berry," he murmured family, Berry!
p want YOU
Erdme gently laid his head on the
grass, stood up and with cry Of in.
tense bitterness dropped falnting int
her brothers arms.
He carried her TO his machine
where sympathetic women from a
passing machine that had stopped on
Of curiosity set about the task Of re.
vlving her. Then he hurried back to
Beryl who was trying, amid the most
scuding. binding tears she had ever
she'd. to bind up Jacks hend With u
strip from her gown.
The stranger from the lucklcSs tour.
ing car. who had been Il surprised ll".
tcner to the imprisoned little speech
Erdne had given, came forward and
assisted Phil In carrying Jack to the
car. Beryl stepped in and gathered
her husbands head close to her breast,
and the look she turned on Phil was
full of the rapt anguish Of newborn
soul.
please God IL he lives, Phil III be
true woman and give him the love
he deserves. Tell Erdinc I'm going to
make him happy
Then the touring car sped away
through the night, while Beryl forgot
false gods and built little shrine in
her heart to hold the image, secretly
alone OF the helpless man lying In her
arms.
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LEVINE GOING TO GENEVA.
viii Represent Soviet Russia at Com.
ina Conference.

Riga, Jan TO- Premier Lenine viii
represent Soviet Russia at the coming
Geneva conference on the condition
that the various governments permit
the Rus ian Cheka. or secret service,
to organize a complete system to guard
him safely dur ng his absence from
the Soviet capital, according to semi.
official adyice5 from Moscow to-day
received here By Latyian authorities
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FoRp's RAILROAD PAYS,
Earns 200 Per Cent on Common Stock
and 40 Per Cent on Preferred.

New York, Jan l9-Henry Ford S
railroad, the Detroit, Toledo & Iron
ton, earned POO per cent on the cost
Of the common stock In 1921. paying
s. ON the Junior shares, which cost
the motor manufacturer only 81 a
share
In addition to this fact, the report
given In the Wall Street Journal
states that the road earned a full 4
per cent dividend on the preferred
stock for which Ford paid 81 a share
or an so per cent investment This
record showing was declared to have
been made possible by the owners
traffic.
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II. B. HUTCHINS

Real Estate ana insurance Agency.
VILLAGE Propertv. Farms and Small
l'isoeS on outside a Speciality
Rents Collected and Property cared for.
Fire insurance
tOT Main street BenniRGtOn, Vt
Telephone 9S-W.
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WIN invented The friction Match ?

A German chemist has made an ev-
hauStiye study of This question and
concludes that no one person can be
considered to be- the inventor Of the
friction match. Scientific American
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mAcHlNIsrs BEAT KklrTsRs
Cooper Estate Takes -Four Pc nts
From Allen A

After a slow start the Cooper rs
tate got under way en- the last two
sheets TO take four points from the
Allen 4 bowlers last evening,
Conan was high man for the losers
with $50 +, Perrys SO and La.
Fiammes 527 was the hir points
for the winners
Friday the Alien a bowlcd the
Green Tigers in their postponed
game. Summary:
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DEMAND SO A DAY.
Hard Coal Miners Want Increase Of
20 Per Cent

Sbamokin, Pa, Jan. 10 a minimum
wage of SIS a day and a 20 per cent
increase aye likely to be the main
features of the demands of the hard
coal miners who are in sesS on here
when the agreement between them
and the operators expires April !,
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NO PULP DRIVE THIS SPRING
General Manager OF Chsmplair Realty
Co. Makes Statement

GCUtIdl WdUdAS' " SNu''p'o'' ''N"''|
Co. Makes Statement.
White River Junction, Jan. IA
There will be- no pulp wood drives
down the White or Connecticut rivers
this coming spring, says General Man
uger George A. Chedal of the Cham
plain Realty Co II will BIZ the first
time IN many years that these drives
have been suspended The hereto.
foro annual drives have giyon many
men employment and added to the
business Of the towns on the rivers oil
the drives.
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MANCHESTER

Dr. Slader, optometrist glasses,
Colburu House, Saturday Jan. q. :
1872
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ARLINGTON

Dr. Slader, optometrtst. glasses
the Arco, Friday. Jan. -.
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ontzrie PUN Center.

Ontario has more than one'tidid of
All the ropcr andrulr will m Canada.
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SSSS9SSSSSSSeeSS e S9GSS SSSegSgSeSSggsS
FALSE GODS
BY MARION E. JONES

9e9gSSg9eSe99ggSSSSSSSg S9ggSeSeSSSf
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NOMADS OF THE NORTH aJms
Curwool tory an a Allen subject