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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Jumblcd Names Of r.
ErEI.INE GARLAND.
lOriginnll

torlR maid
Il was n lovely morning in Nav.
the fragrance OF the flowers were
sweet and fresh as the lilies that
Erew IN the brook by the pearly
white stones az tho water SOFTLY
rippied over them down by the
meadow. Eveline Garland "a girl OF
I'D was seen about 6 o'clock with
ni!kpail i'll her hand going to
milking: her pretty feet scattered
tho silver dew from the path like an
AK had shattered up silver
ON, | am 80 tired OF living here
with Aunt Betty, Uncle Joe. his two
girls: they make me do all the hard
work and they sit down and read and
sew. go to social meetings, dances,
paI!s. etc. aud never let me go with
them anywhere: make mo work all
the time. ! can't see why mother
iett 1t in her will for me to live
here with nay aunt and uncle.
wish she had left 1t in her Will for
me to live with Cousin Dora and
Edna. Last summer, four wears axo
visited them, and all two weeks
was there they were so good to me.
| like the city so much. but some dav
am going to city II have to
crawl"
"Eveltne. Eve-line, oh, Eve
lime have you finished milking?
Yes. auntie"
We'll hurry back and feed the
chickens and turkeys"
'Aun; Betty never lets me get A
breath hardly. She is always hur-
iying me-"
Eveline's little feet didn't scatter
the silver dew when she came from
milking because the sun had melted
IL and the grass was smooth and
soft as green velvet carpet.
"Eveiine, have you fed the chick
ems and turkeys?"
Yes. Auntie."
Hurry up and eat your breakfast
want you to work in the garden
until dinner. and after dinner Won
have 10 mind the turkeys until :
O'Clock. because a dog caught five
yesterday and want YOU to stav
with them and see whose dog IL Is
ana then come TO the house and Joe
will Kill it,
"Auntie, let me mind the turkeys
this morning and work In the garden
this evening, because il VIII be
cooler"
"Evelime YOU do as / tell You
Tor certain reason I'm not COINS to
turn the turkeys ont until this even
Ing
The morning was very warm, As
ENeIliie Wcedeu IN the garden the
Mes and gnnts thronged the air The
birds swung to and fro in the soft
mellow breeZes as they sang soft
melody. To Eveline II seemed like
the morning would never pass away.
but soon the old farmhouse bell rang
through the soft. mellow air To
EVeline IL sounded like sweet. soft
chime clock FAR away. for she was
hait dreaming as she patiently lifted
the hoe in the warm sun
Eveline put the hoe aside and went
10 dinner. She was tired and sh.
didn't say anything much. She
washed the dishes. fed the chickens
ana brushed the yard. and At ] o'cloc.
she was lying ont on the cool grass
Hut before She had layed there five
minucs, Irine. one of her twin cous.
ins, called her.
'Evelne, oh. you Eve.line. where
are you
Here | am irine."
Come here at once and watch the
turkeys. Your Aunt Bette says car
ry them down by the creek I'm the
lower field and he sure and watch
ior that dog, and II you see any dog
after them hollow Tor father"
Yes, lrine. am going now"
Chapter II. Irine's surprise
l. ELlSEBETH RICHARDS.
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Letters From Our Little Ones
Not Necessarily.

Not NECESSARILY.
Dear Editor.-I am goiug away on
81 vacation. 10 have to write things
I" pa, IN the T. u. Z. & p there?
Your mcmh,
ANNA CRt-Mp ROwI.ES
Likes Ciuh.
Dear Ed.tov.-As the club has been
:" NICE 20 me aud YOU also about
putting my drawings IN am sending
another. hope the wnstebasket will
not receive this
Loving member.
JANE GOODWIN
Route !. Drcwrys Bluff Va
Tell Her to Write.
Dear Editcr-I hay. not written
20 the 7. u. c. {. for a long time
| guess every member has forgotten
me hut have not forgotten them.
am inciosinE poem
My sister. Ruby. wants 10 join.
VIII YOU please send her the badge
and rules. She is sending "A charadc.
hope they viii both escape Ny,
Wastchasket
An old member.
ELIZABETH KING
We've Missed You.
Dear T. -. G. CT am sorry
haven't wrote 10 YOU. but keep on
putting i; Oft and do not write.
am going TO send n story in. which
| hope viii be in PRINT next Sunday.
viii stop now before take up
all the room.
Your old member
VIRGINIA YOUNG.
cage ~
362S Easr Broad street. Richmond.
sends Drawing.
Dear Editor.-I haven't sent YOU
anything in long time. but | am
sending you this drawing OF car
| drew II with a regular rule and
used different round objects for the
wheels to he drawn by. | did no,
copy any special car but made this
Gp ont Of my imagination. Hoping
TO see it in sundays paper.
Yours truly.
JOHN BROOKES
T.. 81 am only i3 years old
BoX 81. Keysviilc. Va.
Good Wishes.
Dear Ed!.o:,-I certainly thank
YOU for puttims my drawing and
letter in the paper. am going To
try to write regularly hereafter.
am sending in another drawing
and hope TO see il in next Sundays
paper.
Well must close now as 1t is
almost bedtime. Love TO YOU and
all the members.
ELIZABETH OWEN.
CIarksville, Va
Try Hard.
Ny Dear Editor am sending in
small map of Virginia. ! haven't
sent anything TO the page for so
long thought would send in
something. and hope you haven't
forgotten me. hope will -c:
the prize.
Your new member.
LOUISE GOLI.ADAY.
Huhalo station, Va.
Gage 49,
Enjoys Page.
Dear Editor.--l thank you so much
for putting my stories on your page
and hope you will like the poetry
| am sending.
| ann SO glad to be one OF your |
members and love the ChiIdren's
Page am just sorry cannot draw
in ink.
Very fondiy.
SYLVIA MAUD WIMBISH.
city Point. Va |
VIII Send 1t soon.
Dear Editor--I read in the PAPER |
sunday that won a prize. but 7 have
not received it yet. Inclosed you VIII
find "a drawing which hope to see
IN print Yours truly,
ESTHER COFFEY.
Gage l3)
WcsthamDton. Va.
Draw in Black Ink.
Dear Sir.-f would be most de-
lighted to see my drawing in the pa
per Sunday. Yours truly.
IDA MAE FERGUSON
1852 Commerce Street, Petersburg.
Try Hard.
Doar Editor,-I Am sending this
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A NIGHTMARE.

Johhny would never go to bed by
himself His mother or father had
10 go upstairs with him. One night
Johnny went to bed later than he
generally did. About O'Clock that
night JohnAs woke up suddenly. He
saw three ugly dogs talking togeth
err one Of them said TO the other
two. This bad boy is afraid to come
upstairs by himself. Just shake him
good The three dogs shook John
ny unt!l his teeth ratified lie cried
out suddenly. stop IT." Then he
opened his eyes and saw that his
mother was shaking him to wake
him IN. Well, anyway, Johnny never
ga want amy one to go upstairs and
atay with him.
WILLIAM WRIGHT
,o-S3l0 Lamb Avenue.
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Echo Echo Wonderful echo,
When ! heard Your voice SO swec
was in the river deep.
Echo, Echo Wonderful Echo,
hear YOU call me and the sound
IL SO sweet,
That ! smile and answer You
Echo Echo. MO- fGl Echo
SYLVIA ...>D WIAiBISH
City Point. Va.
Thought o. one DAY when out
swimming at grandmas.
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NAME LEFT OFF DRAWING

ana IUys:
"hen
@
o
he work. >" $40 20 "'''"H '''
in 1
OF
"'' vacato
iiy Point va
Ma Street Frcder sLlrpN
lien Hen Va
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SWAT THE Fly.

We all know flies are dangerous:
hope they won't bother me
But If they do come in I'll take
Ny swatter and kill them. you see.
] hope you Will XIII many fies.
And stay Erong and we'll;
hone the flies will lay dead
In numbers | cannot tell.
ELIZABETH KING.
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4 Chnrndc.

4 Chnrndc.
My first is in 6. but not In gun.
My second is IN l.. but not in land.
My third is in e, but not in eat.
Ny fourth il in y. but not in not.
My NTH is In ~ but not IN ate.
Ny sixth is IN l.. 5u; not IA land.
Ny eersnah ss - Il buu ars in long.
Ny eighth - In p. but aot IN earth.
My ninth IL in y. but not In not
My whole IS in the place which
i've.
CATHERINE TATE
Glen Allen. Va
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4 Chnyn1c.

My arst is in sat. but not in rat
My second is in tell. bu, not in
wei.
Ny third is in eel. but not in all.
Ny fourth is in vale. but not in
hale.
Ny NTH is in veil but MOI in hail
My sixth Is in not. but not In hot
My seventh Is In sat. but not in
cat.
My eighth is in son, but not In Gun
My ninth Is in net. but not in get
My whole is the name OF poet
RUBY KING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Ny hrSt is in r, but nat IN .vA
Ny second IS In |, but not IN ron.
Ny third is In 9. but not In cat.
Ny fourth Is in II. but not In hat.
My NTH is In VI. but not in mat.
My sixth is ia -. but not in oat.
NJ seventh is in y. but not in not.
Ny eighth is in ID. but not In dog.
My whole - In the city live
LESTER CHANDLER
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A CIfARAnA

v r.. 10 ~ y tSfs'
Chase City. Va. Route l.
CAGE i3)
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Jumhicd Name. OF C,r,,.

CATHERINE TATE
Glen Allen. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Not Necessarily.
Dear Editor.-f am going away on
u vacation DO have t. write things
=" pax IN the T. -. {. & tp there
Your memh,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
WE MUST STAND UNITEDLY

Throughout the Panhandle and
Plains Country az Texas. IN al
this part 81 the sou,hwes, re-
gardless oi state lines. there are
outstanding reasons why that CO.
operation and not the lack oi il
should he the outstanding aetna
tion ~ every campaign
IN the beginning. il must I've un-
lcrStood that every town cannot
he the metropolis OF the territory.
Just as every individual cannot be
the leader. Some one oi the
towns must be the largest. as
some one % them must ultimate
" be the smallest. That the
largest at these towns should
bully. hrowbeat. ignore and he
little the smaller one. is just a
unihinkable a. that the smaller
one should hate and oppose the
larger one. Either course would
be- highly prejudicial To- both the
larger and the smaller al the two
towns.
Hatred ~ matters oi commun-
ity life aud development. j. like
and on bearing, cuts and re-
ii, the progress Cooperation j.
Ike gentle lubricant. IL iacili-
iaic> progress. and makes the
journey to a desired goal an as
,urcd fact OF al great subdiyis-
ions 81 country in ~. United
states. none VIII attempt 10 GAM
.7v The TACT that this expansive
liam, ani adjoining area has the
greatest number 81 interest, in
common We mass ir~m TcVas
into Eastern New McNicl with
out knowing that there has been
state line crossed. Into the PAN
handle al Oklahoma and the
northwestern and western Dor
tion al that commonwealth we
GO without being conscious 81
the change oi Jurisdiction ~ state
government The lands are the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
ny kArnRyN McII.R0y.

ourselves. proposed Molli' with twin.
NJ, behind her how
'Iafu NAH. candy. protested Gene
dancin- around with sandwich IN hes
hand
We haven't any sugar.. and s'sitl.s
mother WON'T allow us io ~" IN" fife
whil" sh- j. away. replied Moilie fol
lowing Tho same manner 81 d'n"" -
h.r companion
oh oh. Valid Grn" - NJ" swung
her full skirt PAST ~. cabinet tnook'
ins on dish What viii ,our mother
save
We won't lot her see u. Come on
lets Ih'k up N" pieces called Moilie
20 her ,hum.
'"Hui We mtsi toll her. that wouldn't
D. fair not d. ~ replied Gene much
In earnest
Thou art lravc and true. surely
som, have knight VIII hc Soo,h "a
woo thee quoted Mollm pretending
shc wis princess Therefor" he
cause YOU are N brave. hall take the
blame of the broken heirloom. thu gold
80 dish
This was 81 funny that Gene for.
got Ia h. distressed ana was thinkin.
what part she should saw.
Never mind about tn dish. IN tell
mother I hrokc H. then shc won't scnld
Coinc o1 III run YOU race upstairs.
called Moiiie as she was halfway up the
stairs.
Gene was short ut girl which
made Il very difficult Tor her Ia climb
the stairs swiftly Tho elders Of her
family often told her that she should
diet or run up and down stairs more
often 10 reduce Hut she only smiled
hack.
why don't you run? quIzz"i MOI
lie.
'"oh. I'm too fat. laughed Gene.
81 feel more like running than piav.
ing dolls. don't YOU
Eyes. I do. playing paper dolls seems
too tame replied the other.
." tell you what let's play Princess.
suggested Gene.
Fine. We Gun find some old clothes
20 dress M In maybe: answered Moilie
The two little girls went into the old
store room to get their Royal clo.hr-
Come on" called Mollic after she
discovered she had forgotten the keys
10 the trunks. You wal, here while
go get them.
Gene waited and In few seconds
Mollie returned with enough keys To
unlock every door In the house. hut
she only used three.
wow said Moilie after they had
entered. which trunk are the things
In, III look In the trunks for dresses
while you look In the close closet for
hats
do you think the Royal Family
wear hats7' questioned Gene.
yes. suppose they DO" came tho
reply.
'"weii all the Princesse. 7 ever read
Of wore jinks around their head instead
Of hats called Gene with her head all
covered IN with clothes she'd pulled
down.
II know yelled MollIe.
KNOW WHAT hut before Noble
could answer she heard sounds ~ dis
tress coming from Gene In the closet.
Next Sunday THE Royal Family"
continued
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same, the crops are the SAME. the
people are the same. nothing dii-
iering. except merely the mag
.uary line /, thrown through To-
establish the several political sub
divisions for purposes OF govern
mcnt.
In view OF these facts. il i
not time that the people OF all
this portion OF the southwest
should get together. formulate
their working rules. and start in
to really cooperate with each
other? There is much of lost mo
ton. there are many misundcr-
standings. there are numerous
blasted opportunities Tor good.
simply because we have iailed 20
apply our hearts and our reasons
to the tasks imposed upon u IN
this wonderful portion OF \meri-
ca. Cooperative and reciprocal
concern are matters oi creates,
Importance Ia our success.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

bolic oi the eternal re-birth oI
life.
let Us strive. this Easter. "a
rcSurrect the best that is in rs
and face the future with re- born
hope, tolerance and Christian
Kindness 10 our fellows. striving
90 extend the glad spirit Of l,as.
Ter until It pcrmcatcs al day, of
the ycar."
I'm Amarillo. and throughout
the world. TODAY there springs up
with the tender harhingcr, Of the
season oi rchirth IN Nature. = de-.
sire. a hope. q PRAYER that our at
titudc> may be- more 90 keeping
with the higher ideal, cd lie
with the spirit Of the golden
Rulc. with the dcm1ud, ui the
Divine Willl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
OUR WORLD WANTS PEACE

Germany lost % men killed and
ioD wounded cor each hour oi
the World War.
She sent aboui ISOoo.ooo into
her armies One uut oi seven was
killed ia battle Total casualties
were I.IoS. 80 dead and I.1IG.7-p
wounded.
These are the final figures.
Just 1'onnccd after General Won
\br1ck, chcck-up
Future generations. cured "i
war insanity. will recognize thu
a, the real German indemnity
The foregoing matter was pre-
pared by "a man who has access
30 .tatistics-to facts aS they are.
aud they reflect q brutal condi-
ton. That men should allow
themselves % become intoxicated
with desire for world power.
world fame. world gloriiicatiou 60
the point 1T wholesale slaughter
81 their own fellows. whom the,
yauntingly profess to love. never
ceases la he 4 wonder when the
mind engages IN contemplating
the inconsistency OF humankind.
That the world i, fed up" az
war. tina, II j, ,ick at heart 81
slaughter. there cannot be- q quc~-
ton. II j. true. and humanity Is
,rtunaic that iln, is true. that
there are things icarcr than life.
otherwise peace NJ any price"
would be coveted llut the time IS
approaching when wars will he
over. when the noises OF battles
will be unknown sounds. when
tho brotherhood ri man. and the
iaiherhood oi Cod will take their
proper places in the great social
schemes of the world.
In the meantime. there Is much
work 10 he accompiishe,l--many
heights To be climbed. many miles
To be Travelled. The heart oi hu-
manity must he more closely re-
lated 10 the heart al cod. The
ideals. practical in their process
ing. must he made To- be ielt ~
the affairs N men. IN the affairs
of HE. To dream is essential. to
work j. imperative. and hence To-
blend the vision, and the activi-
lies oi the individual and the com
muni,y mus, he relied upon Ia
bring about the GOOD things for
which humanity has been waiting
through the centuries past.
War i a relic oi the primitive
age. and il mus, give way before
the advancing realization and
demonstration OF the spiri, 81 the
Golden Rule ~ a code ~ ethics
between the peoples of the world.
The world wants peace. and will
ultimately have il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

The Royal Family.
q. ileila hello. .s.i,, cani you answer
yo,'., door h.ll when oHc rings lt?'
asked Eugene Rates laughing 20 hes
chum on the stairs
ITO d" sure can II thy give ma
time. cllled ~. rirl on The bottom
si'p now.
Wen nest time ~ phone You he
foi. com." rN, iHim.d Eugene. teas
insy.t,,
'"Nonsens,' Did you hing your "a
f,cf dollsg I've almost flushed cutting
out the ones IN my hoob sI'okc Mollic
IA. giri "a The stair
Yes ! brought Them all" came the
reply.
'.'iNS fixed my doll house all new
again. come on i'll show you. called
Mpllie. a. she started hack up the
stairs
Now while our now found friends arr
upstairs ti us 20 into further details
about them. Mobile Blake. q girl a.
chtun Eugeulc BATES. sometimes called
Gene" aud is the ringloadcr OF all
the mischief Another chum Dorothy
nenion. who also has nickname
"Doris.'
IN uhrce cfih.se girls i've In Okla
Florida which l. hu, row miles from
the cosi. Tho chums lv. several
hlocks apart and arc together ~ often
that ihrN "a" sometimes called the
Three Sisters" only nnyonc could ,eii
ihry were rot SISTERS h-,nuse they
played too smoothly Hut there don't
say they don't fuss because an chil.
dren do.
Now let us 20 hack 70 our story.
Its just beautiful exclaimed Gene
as she looked Into Mollios PAPER doll
house
''You may have the hlue room ne IL
l. my gpes, room; replied Nellie as she
I'D the l'iecc n paper which served qs
\ lady into the room.
~ believe ] viii take or my hat as
Il gives me n headache said Gene for
hes paper doll
Why 70 De- sure forgot 10 ask you
%. I'm SURE your trip has made YOU
Tired 20 ] shall hring YOU some tea and
cookies; replied the other doll
So Noble haueht ont some delicious
looking t,n iainties placed on q parer
i.uy and sei before the weary doil 70
feast upon. I;u' when the goodies came
IN view both little girls Elsnccs met
and they SEEMED IT, read zach others
thoughts.
Suppose We 20 down a. the kitchen
aud see II We can't find something for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

We don't have 4 stand on IN csrner
very lesag q realize what a hsrdftiine
III Foilies must have searin' np erpuEh
shapely girls q give a show. Thanks 9
III rsdio. n Teller no longer has own
"A tuxedo suit O. hear good mu.ir.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

tric Moanuin without getting shocked
And every time you gsi a shock. YOU
fail down and rull 1T Tho result h.. YOU
never Fet over h" answered Mr PIN
Tin. Unless you have rubber ~ glass
~ walk on
oh. s,sd Nancy suddenly. thinking
- srms Thing. ~ Ne only hid our
golosh-. Nick' ". l.ft them IN the
Surr,Icf cate.
't;ulrsh"s. iu the S,rcfrlr's cave
,ris-l kip. oh. then. heres where
come in. o. went take M long. with a
couple Il dnzcn Brownie h.ii~gs g. dig
an underground tunnel right to the
pla'" ana act them for you You see I
rsfd GO De- ~ mischievDus and did "a
much harm. that I'm spending the rest
q nav NE doing god dee,is."
The >n"yei j. b. The I'm, haniod Gun.
lnard. sid NJ PIN PIN. Here's the
key"
on started Kin 10 gather Brownie.
Ia help him die n tunnel and gci the
much needed gnlushes
to ". Cenfinssil
cspyr,Ehi. isea MA .;rr,ioci
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

Any erroneous reflection upon the
r,hrp r,sr, standing. o. reputation OF
any Individual. firm. concern or cor
y~Trtiir. hat may apIcar Ia the col
uinns ~ The News. viii be- gladly coT.
r-cisf. whsr called 10 the attention oi
t.,e Editor. II Il n1i the intention 81
this ne~rIaper 70 rrungfuliy use. o.
in;ure any individual. firm. concern Or
corporation. snd cofre,tious will b.
insdc where warranted as profnlnentl,
ss MS 'he Nronsfuliy published refer
ense ~ article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

p" INV MA nh-Wff a. thit perhaps
n" ha- . 'laiu 90 vni"'
And IA" went
III
Well. ihro you are. ald man That's
hv si"fy. Thli's the md Th.i. AZ. IN
MI th' as IN" gifl. and there's IN.
ohy: tnd Gr's what b. ssiys he ~ what
inlh y"tr q sn,'iil oui..isg. b.yun.I IA.
ralr. "siut' tied. communicated M
ne viii hav" anything a. d. With him.
rhN y" cleared him out uf The uflir.. ar
- swsl ~ done ~ a., stvs IN. man
TwNning worked that. n" man rwyn.
ng that lluilr lssaIaI ,htp. 4. very
mink with I'D Iirighi. "a zuIs' faith.
~ pld Bright pretty mutually thinks
his daughter has rom. La,k in ia. ,uan
an" Is r'Spnsibl" lnr her ruin. and this
INNniug I'i.snn WRIT" t. Snbr. ana
I'D him That. although d. personally
hdnt h'li"vr ii-'nm fnr mam.nt.
Id MAN. h" wr,i,--stfl S,I,rr woiid
'piH "ciii" the horrible scandal thai hal
risen. amt would appreciate IN. fact
hnl such sandal rnnld MT he n.r.
nni'd IN a iirn III. ihen.s with H. hiph
nd huit church CONNIE, tiuns. N. s,ii
nat b" and Furtunc hrd given ia, IA,
H'h men m'r'i earnest and sympa.
nett" thought and PRAYERS and pray. I,
~ '"ark ven and that they'd conn.
'h' conclusion that thu heat Thin,
v" done was Ter S,hr. to resign.
S'hf" S'ys b" WIS knocked nreuv
ven Hliy by this step. lie stys n wn.
"s iirst r'1ii1,ii"n of the atti,n,,. th.,t
Nerfh''iN va golng IT, take 40 aealr,t
rim
wen ! sale. 10 him. Yes. that's al
ith' Sabre. Where's this going ,o .nJg
"h.'rs It going to land You, M,
an"'i You pretty fierc,ly as |, A.
nat az" you doing about Itq'
ne S'id b" was writing ro,,nd writ,
w '" ADVERTISERS and io ssi,,i.s ana
".s' '" ma place where the cir,
'"'lid V" taken Ia io work ana .,,,ss.,,
nav" her baby with her. II., 80,
~ mus hc hundreds Of kind hearted
"'i'' "h"ui the place who w,mla n,
WIS only question Of firain,
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is's"h making application ON IN.
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~ extraordinary record In regard ~
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we thinking an this tim.g'
IT. snh his wife would IA. ahso,,,.
all right once he'd found . hon, ~.
NC s'fi and sent her away.
SAID. HIM Heard fran h.r,.
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