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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03
CANCELS PETIT JURY
Judge Reid Notifies Clerk of
Court That Jury VIII Not
Be Necessary This Term of
Court.

Judge A. H. Reid has notified
the clerk of court of Villas county
that there will be no jury at the
term of court which opens here
next Monday afternoon. 1t Is
said that this is Occasioned by
the fact that there is generally
a lack of accommodations for
such a large crowd in the village
during the winter months, and
that most of the cases can be
handled at a later term.
On the present calendar there
are twenty-One criminal cases,
sixteen issues Of fact for jury and
eleven issues of fact for court.
This is one of the largest calen-
dars Villas county has had for
many years.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03

Charles Gaetzki, aged fifty-five
years was found dead in bed at
Godoleski camp at Three Lakes
last Friday, having died sometime
during the night. He had form
erly been employed on the new
school building in that village,
but had taken a position in a
camp. He was a resident of APP
pleton. Minnesota, and was mar
ried. His body was shipped Ia
that city for burial.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03
Called by Sickness.

Mrs. Clara Bowker and Mrs.
Arthur Radcliffe were called to
Algoma last week Friday on ac-
count of the serious illness of
their sister Miss Mary Gehrke at
that city. Miss Gehrke is well
known in Eagle River.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03
NOTICE TO JURORS

Upon orders received from
Judge A. II. Reid, all jurors cal
led for the January term of court
are hereby notified that there will
be no jury, and their presence is
not necessary at this term of
court, which opens next Monday
afternoon.
Fern Scott, Deputy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03
Leased Hotel Commercial.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sisson, who
recently returned from New York
state. have leased the Hotel Com
mercial for the winter of Weber
and Freund, who will spend the
winter at Milwaukee.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03
Meet With Mrs. Thorpe.

The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. A. w. Thorpe on Friday,
January 5th at 2:30 p m. Mem
bers and others asked.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03

-s has teEn transfer
- Watenmeet
GGN ~ Rs 10 the
- U between
All Amigo taking
@1 q the year. Con.
NE Dars,es place
-1 through here.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03
Villas COUNTY CAT OLD
Other Communities After
"Oldest Cat Honor" and
Villas Runs Close Third in
Contest.

Villas county, If figures are
compiled correctly, stands third
in the race for oldest cat" hon
ors. At least as far as can be
learned at this time we sure are
near the front ranks. The fol-
lowing from Billings, Montana,
tells the outside world of the cat
story. Here tbs;
Billings, Mont.-Thomas Pa
triarch, the oldest cat in the Unit
ed States and probably in the
world, was dead here Wednesday,
aged p years and 3 months, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Sample.
Thomas was born in Mortified,
Mimi, in 1898, and for a long
time was mascot on Northern
Pacific trains between Mandan
and Glendive. Thomas claim to
being the oldest cat was thresh-
ed out a year ago when a 20-year-
old kitten at Missoula laid claim
to the age championship
So much for this: Now comes
Thomas Hazen, aged nineteen,
who is residing at the c. +. Haz-
en- home at Long Lake Lodge east
of Phelps. Nineteen years ago
Thomas followed Mark st. Louis
then driver for Hazen, from Eagle
River to the resort. Thomas at
that time was some cat, and this
was just nineteen years ago. II
his true age was known, he
would probably reach twenty
years, but nothing is positive far
Their back than his maiden triT
to Long lake with St. Louis.
Thomas upon his arrival at the
home of Hazen, Immediately reg.
istered as a permanent addition
to hat household. Hardly a day
in the nineteen years has he fail
ed to respond to the call for the
grub bag, and when seen last
week Sir Thomas was still lorC
of all he surveyed in that neck OF
the woods. Woe unto the feline
that has tried TO supplant him II
the affections of the Hazen house
hold. Some scrapper is Tommy
and he bears many sears of hare
fought conflicts. Thomas j:
toothless with the exception Of
two tushes, but at that he j.
there" when a scrap is sought
by some stray cat.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03

And if feel that old familiar pull the front door of
bump of adventure gather the old odds and ends
and sip-north
Would ski toboggan snowshoe? An endless series of
opportunities awaits you.
you hunt? The North Woods with its multitude of
game S your disposal
F"h? thousand ce-sealed lakes waiting for to
pry lid
Skate? St Morz Lake Placid could offer better
surfaces The of Silent Lakes Americas Play
ground year around Allah be praised the Riviera
the Mecca for all tuebelevers in
great good outdoors. Come You'll it.
(Ey K
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03
Foresters
Total


High score Albers 1877
High average Albers l7O
Foresters lose by total of III
pins for the three games.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03
To Amigo for Treatment.

Mrs. ]. B. Cook left yesterday
for Amigo. She will receive
treatment for one of her eyes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-01-03

Villas County News-S2.0O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
A MIxED-UP WINpMILL

said the voice. "nnd toll me what you
see."
II Just SEQ a aueer.looklng thing"
said Nancy.
80 do l." said Nick.
We'll. that's mo- I'm tho queer.
looking thing. I feel too awful about
II even TO BE careful Of my grammar.
should say II IN T. aliho feeling
as much ashamed as do. hate to
shy Il Is either mo or t.
What are you. plcassr' asked
Nancy. who was getting so mixed
up herself she couldn't understand a
word.
I'm windmill that used 10 stand
on top Of high hill. That's what
am i used TO wave my arms whea.
ever liked. Now look at moi
When that rog,e. Jack Straw. turn.
ed his thumb.ring and made Apple
Pie Land into Mix.Up Land. he
fixed me. wish you could get in.
side Of his domino house and put
him out"
Wen try" promised Nick obllg.
lngly.
TO BE Continued
Copyright. 1923. by Seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

II was toward evening. shadows
were long on tho grass. sunlight
had softened 10 mellow glow. when
Dorothy. tired OF playing sought
Kate. and with her small elbows on
Rates knees her delicate chin
eupped In lISr hands. gnzed thought.
fully into tho woman's face.
A. length the child spokei
Didn't my mama come back with
your" she asked.
Kate took tho chiida hands In
heu. horv was q now task. How
was Hho 20 toll Dorothy about tho
slim. silent figure which lay In Sing
Toys brilliant bed chamber. awathed
IN emoroiderOa, allken and tplen.
didf
How was she 20 tell tho little girl
that her mothers lightsoms thistle
down laughter. her courageous. dar.
Ing lfe had come 20 an end7
NO, Dorothy, your mother didn't
como back with me. Kate finally
found tho courage 10 say. Her hands
elosed a iiitio moro tightly over
those OF tho child as sho spoke.
Didn't conner Dorothy echoed.
No" Hates tone was low. she
looked out across the cKpanse Of
green. carrying away toward tho
horizon. Something In tho ynstnsss
OF Il. the softness OF It's color and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Page 926
MORE ABOUT THE WICKED OLD WOMAN

So all the people crowded about
and begged her to promise not to
kill mountain lion. or a wolf, or
a biuejay. or a white dove, be-
cause the Great Spirit could only
save them IL every single member
OF tho tribe promised.
"OhF' the old woman cackled
In her cracked voice. Foolish
peoplel Making foolish promisesi
II you arc afraid TO have mo tho
only one not promising I viii. I
Will"
Then she laughed deep down In
her bad heart. and thought, II
did not really promise, ] only said
would promise. And ! did not
say when: when ] get good and
ready, maybe viii, maybe I will.
But ! haven't promised yet"
Up In tho tree the blueJay sat
with his pretty crested head shin.
ing. and all his blue feathers
glowing like a jewel In the sun.
Ald because he wos ono OF tho
birds who belonged to the spirit
world Just an the great mountain
lion did. he knew even that
thought in the old woman's heart,
but this time he kept very still.
And II the old woman had been
wise - maybe - but sho wnsn't
wise. not wige Mt all.
Now you may have noticed
yourself that n secret Ia a very
hard thing to keep. even II you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
THE ONE-MAN WOMAN
GIN. 72-MoTHERLEss DOROTHY
ny RUTH AGNES ABELN0

tia friendlinssa gave her strength 10
go on.
"she'n never come any moro.
Dorothy" Kate continued. Then.
after pause. ''Motiscr has gone
away, She'll DO gone a long. long
time ana Dorothy must be good
little giri for here-so she'll be
happy"
won't shs cons hsrc7 Maybe 10
morrow" questioned the chlld.
'No-aho'a gone for Oh. ever ana
ever no long. and you'n stay here
with Monk and b. daddya and my
little Eiri until you grow up and so
away 20 school"
"schoolT' repeated Dorothy. win
! so away 10 SCHOOL, Mama always
said that. too"
you'll go 10 school and have the
big yard 90 play IN and DO every.
thing just as shs wanted you to-"
Rates voice was very soft
Dorothy was silent for a space.
Bhe seemed 10 10 considering the
thing. II was almost too much ~
her childish mind 20 grasp. AlieN, IN
spite OF tho hardship OF her own
life, had kept tho little girls five
years OF experience sinEulariy free
from difficulty. She had no concep.
ton OF loss.
Suddenly her curly head dropped
Into Rates lap.
Go lie Continued
Copyright. 1913. by Seattle Stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
loentinued From Yn.trra.,A


Ny social situation too worried
mo more. for. two nights before. 1
Pad met Uncle Vic-r al Compton'A
II save me an awful shock. tho my
smart Uncle Victor looked a little
disarranged as n he'd had a very
good dinner, lie was dancing with
4 frightful little girl a mAnlcurist
whom none OF US would have spoken
10. Fancy me talking 10 a manicur.
istl lie saw me. After a while he
got away from the little Eirl and took
me apart
We'll. Ursula he said. how do
you Ike hfcT''
TITS all right"
Yea. you look all Right Charming
Brock. Charming girL Wish /
wasn't your uncla Suppose couldn't
make a mistaken
Now. Uncle Victor said. III
have 70 scold you. and that would be
hardly respectful. would itf-
lie twinkied NO. suppose not.
tho Il isn't always the people who
have most right 10 do % who take
on the Job Of eensoring. ! suppose
WIRE all censors until were found
cut
We talked seriously. than: no In
cuired mainly after my present situa.
ton Was ! happyf DID have
evurything wRntedf Was l disap-
Pointed with lifo7 He aid not reprove
me- Uncle Victor was beautifully NIB
erai But he annoyed me. all the
same. When I asked for news Of my
father and mother he merely re-
piled They're all right" And he
introduced mo 20 that horrid little
girl. but wouldn't come over and 30
introduced TO Julian. He made me
feel 80 frightfuliy outehs,. because. IN
spite OF his disarrangod tie. he was
still a member OF my class plunging
into dissipation. while lived In dis
sipation and. as / talked to him.
strove 10 get out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

have your very best friend to
share It with you.
And the wicked old woman had
a secret, big dark secret 10
keep, which not n soul. not sin.
gle soul, knew about but her own
self.
IL was a good joke on the medl.
cine man. and the bluejay and tho
great mountain lion; she Just
couldn't keep the secret; she
simply couldn't.
SO very carefully she chose out
three old women, worn and
wrinkled and ugly as she, and
taking them off to ono side, sho
told them her clever plan for not
making row, and not making
the great promise either.
But she forgot the bluejny in
tho tree, and no sooner had sho
told hor secret than he made n
great fuss and clatter again, and
tho old woman was furious, be.
cause, OF course sho didn't want
everybody TO know her secret.
You'll Bcold and chatter nj me.
will your" SHE cried, and with tho
words she shot an arrow strnight
Into tho breast OF tho bird, and
stamped and raged on the boauti.
fil blue feathers as tho little thing
fell at her feet.
But--sho didn't SEQ tho white
dove ny out OF tho branches OF
tho treo, and didn't see tho spirit
OF the bluoJay which tho dove bore
up and up and up.
Go DO Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

Tho Twins continued their journey
In Mlx.Up Land
But It seemed silly. as Nancy said.
to Try 10 chase a house that kept
jumping around SO. as Jack Straw's
did. Just now II was up on top OF
a high steepse and kept spinning
AROUND when tbs wind blew. like a
weather cock.
II should think II would fan to
pieces" said Nick. "as It's only
made OF dominoes stuck together
1T certainly would" said a voice,
but. you see. all four winds keep
blowing on II at once. That's like
four fingers holding puzzle. It can't
fall apart"
who Is taIiing7" demnn d 0 a
Nancy. we can't see anybody.
who are your
Look down the deep hole In front
Of you" answered the voice. TITS a
hin that got turned upside down
when everything else got turned up
side down In Mlx.Up Land"
The Twins looked and sure
enough, there was tho hole.
Now look at the very bottom. I"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Cynthia Greyss
Age Of Mind More Important Than Span Of Years,
Advises One Reader in AnsaOer to the Girl Who
Asked II Bachelor of 10 Would Make a Suitable
Mate
BY CYNTHIA GREY

wa The hO has enjoyed single bessedness up to the
age Of 40 make suitable husband? There many and
varied answers 10 that query shall endeGUor TO print
many possible IN hope that they may help Sarah ho asked
NE question fe'o days ago, decide her problem WiseV:
LOVE ONLY THING
THAT COUNTS
Dear Miss Grey: The mans answer TO the question
Should girl marry bachelor of 40 is absolutely wrong If
she loves him, by all marry him. Unless people have
been thru such things they really should give advice so
emphaticaly.
married bachelor Of 40 when % and two peo-
pie ever spent such wonderful six years have If
you love- keep that love- noursh it, and it will live. Age is
nothing in my opinion.
My bachelor Of 40 wasn't rolling in wealth by any
but still got along well II makes angry 10 hear this
difference in hue My husband is not this earth any
more but ever married again would be of at
least 40, and l am not 30 yet.
OF course anyone should have along with
sense Of humor and million other things 10 make mar
riage success; but that has nothing TO do with age
A WIDOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
URSULA TRENT
A Novel by w. l. George.
ccpyrEhI 1871. BY Harpsr q RrOsAsTa

Roderiek 90 much that abe signed
herself nenthara. which Is almost In
credible IN an actress one hears u
such things more often than one
meets them. Like Mr.. BlackhroolS.
she liked being miserable Drama
againf Arc We all dramatic) I
think she aslSed me 20 come and see
her play. and then on 60 tea az her
flat. 10 that might know that an
actress ran laugh and dance while
her heart IL bleeding. She wanted
mo 20 see her with tho makeup or.
and her heart. well bleeding. l
oughtnt 10 put q like that / feel
a cat. but ! couldn't understand her.
We sat there. We two. IN this pleas
ant idioticaliy furnishod little flat
near bloomsbury Square, Tho Mn
ette had red hair and green eyes.
hers was tho pale blue temperament
She loved the works OF Mrs Vern-
ham. and l think that the discovery
tina, had been secretary 20 tho
great enhanced our friendship.
What a natl Pale-hluo lowered
ak In white panels on the walls:
occasional tables. without occn hon;
crowds % photographs. signed Tom
my fully or ''Yours 70 n cinder.
lllegihle." Lace curtains. little silt
chairs a carpet on which clusters Of
roses woro having fita That flat ala
not look like Ninette with her tragic
eyes and her flaming head II looked
like Too,oo's virtuous abode. some
whore In the suburbs. believe. with
mamma Before tea came In Mn
cite was tRikinsi
"oh. Little Bear. don't you ever
set married." Pause, 20 enable mo
TO ask why. I say. "whyf"
-oh. don't knowi One gets mar
Red One thinks everything In the
garden II be lovely. Bu, u isn't
Not alwaya oh. Roddy's a darling,
but didn't think he'd turn out like
that Mind you. III say this for
Roddy. he doesn't run after other
women More bitterly she added. Il
suppose they wouldn't stick him n
they had the luck 70 got hold OF him :"
I smiled al her paradox. How ex-
aetiy u defined most Of us with most
menl They are impossible and mecca
sary, But she went on.
III only his temper wasn't - short,
I don't know why. we'ro doing well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

afraid OF me. Sir Norman. because
killed q man who"
- confession" muttcrcd-
She laughed
mo witnesses" she reminded me.
After all. Il was you who once said
that murder was tho easiest OF
crimes What you know and what
know will never take me TO tho
dock. Would you put me there II
you could. my cnemy7"
drew n little away. Her breath
was almost upon my check; her lips
had taken 20 themselves tho curve OF
invitation.
Il would put you there without
moments hesitation" retortcd.
You killed man in cold blood 10
shield a murderer and criminal.
Tho hand OF justice Is slow. especial
ly when evidence Is scanty. but in
the end II grips"
She laughed scornfully.
You speak in ignorance" she de-
clared. at least DO friends" she
went on. until you can drag me to
tho gallows l shot him with my
right hand"
She held out her left fingers. l
raised them TO my lips.
The kiss OF Judas" ] warned her.
You will need more than his cum
ming" she answered
"The Leeds Bank Robbery"
third story OF this remarkable
series, win begin In our next
issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
HOUSEHOLD
SUGGESTIONS

often soiled lace win respond 70
cornmeal treatment.
Put Il with the meal. a. with
soap. and shake lightly with the
fingers. When ell the meal has
been removed Il should have taken
with II great deal OF tho dirt.
You'll get best results by using
white meal with white lace. and
yellow with darker or ecru laccs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
BEdIN nEI,E TODAY

SIR NORMAN oRETEH. fsrnsrly Of
HepilAud Yard. Is duYetinE he ums
20 tracking down al arch criminal
knpnn 70 htfn a.
MICHAEL BArEHA
JANET SCALE. maid IN Haysrs' ,s,,AEs.
shoots down a police nfficrr Eho
tracks Michael 20 hls abode. aaYers
10 known ~ NJ Htanfirld. bat Hir
Norman becomes suspicious a. 90 his real
Identity, After three manths yarA-
tioa. uFsyrs meets Btanflsld In a hotel
Lobby. Hir Norman has an Interview
with q South American widow. staying
~ the sans hotel. feEardinE = policy q
hundred Thousand pounds carried on
her ~unisrfai rope Of pearls when
bsink interviewed, the widow sends the
psaris 20 the hotel sAfe by her maid.
who IL robbed and beaten unconscious
NOW co on WITH STORY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

final explosion. Of steam at orea,
depths
Which ~ the oldest city in the
worid7 Give some facts about III
Damascus. the largest city Of syria.
Asidiic Turkey. Is also The oldest city
IN The toorid. The population Il uar-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
DEPENDS UPON
AGE OF MIND

Dear Miss Grey Can youth mate with age happily? It
10 possible OF course if the "aged" mate is aged in mind
set in Objectionable ways Of thinking, then unhappness
would fall TO the lot of the girl who would marry such
man Look for man who knows something who has a
flexible mind and won't be sayediver; but really true
friend DR. JAKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

Oh, looltl and sec this lass of three.
All rugged out for dance,
And how her party frock is made
You'll find out Mt glance,
Two lengths of "hanky" linen fine.
Each edge so neatly self.bound,
Arc broadly checked in open work.
With French knots for back.
ground
Gay ribbon bows caught here and
there,
Wherever they seem needed,
Complete this charming little frock
With daintiness conceded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

Miss Grey viii receive callers
IN her office Monday. wednesday
and Friday. from I 20 2 .. IA.
and on Tuesday and Thursday
from II a m. 10 ~ m. each
week Please do not come a.
other times. a. II seriously inter
feres with her writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

Why do the Indians have smooth
faces7 Do they pull the hair OF their
boards out. or apply anything 10 tho
face 10 keep the beard from growing
Indians naturally hdUs a UcrV
sli0hf groioih Of beard. aud do NOT
haze 10 shdpc.
Arc there any archaeological CT
eayations going on IN any other part
Of the world bohidcs Egypt that arc
likely 20 result IN as valuable ind
m that OF tho tomb OF Pharaoh Tu-
iHnkhamcn7
In tho Yuoatdn, Herioo. Corne-
ots TnIiituiioH expedition Is engaged
IN eroau1iioH tork tohoso results
promlse 10 be quite az Interesting a.
those Of Lord carnapor's workers.
which arc the highest waterfalls in
tho world7
Grand Falls. Labrador. 1000 feet;
Sutherland Fails Ncp Zealand. 1905
feet: Upper Falls Yosemite. Cal.
i.I56 feet
What causes the peculiar action OF
the Old Faithful gcysor7
The gradual accumulation. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
CHAPTER V
Contradictions

Ninette Bentham had 10 uso Mn
eite Douglas as stage name be-
cause she had made her way rs
Ninette Douglas But she loved her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

ioHsIV eSamaied. a figure Offer
quoted being i5f.o0o; a later esfsmafs
"a 5000. About three oarths Of fhs
inhabitants are Mohanrledanss yeirs
number npleard Of II.O0o. and tho
rest are ChTiilans Of various denom-
nations
What Is tho order OF merit Of
Stsei1
Ordinarily speaking. 70 u. az
orHeible steel. ~ electric sfeel. ~
open hearth IteeI. ~ Bessemer
steel
Do animals dreem7
No one knous definitely tohefher
animals dream or not. but from tho
appearance. al any rate. OF dogs and
cats t1lIen they tleep, and especially
Of the ezpressioB on their laces.
many nGtaralists belleUe that they do
dream.
II a man starts out from San Fran
cisco and travels towards China. and
continues on around the world until
he gets back 10 San Francisco. viii
he have been travelling west all ths
timsf
Yea
Who built the Leviathanf
Blohm q Voss. of Ham1rro. Ger
many.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

1T Ia hard TO keep anything on, OF
Tho press. nowadays" / reminded
him. hut 20 far as ! arm concerned
you may rely upon my discretion"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

"The Leeds Bank Robbery"
third story OF this remarkable
series, win begin In our next
issue.
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