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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-14
PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on Public J-tjIities
Will give public hearing in it's rooms
at NE State House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY. Feb. 10. 1925, 1 p. NJ.
on the following; '''
II. i. No. 457. An Act n ,pcornor-
ate the DiXfield Water District,
ii. p. No ass. An Act to renew the
cnarter OF the r. and T. Cement Rail-
ELMER ]. BURNHANI Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-14
Ladies Aid Meets

The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist church was held
Wednesday afternoon in the church
vestry. There was good attendance
and the time was devoted to prepar-
ing for the banquet which the ladies'
served at $50 o'clock at the annual
meeting of the Chamber Of Com
merce. During the afternoon refresh
ments We're served by the hostesses.
Mrs. Nathaniel Woodsum and Miss
Maggie Johnson. The next regular
meeting will be held on Feb. 20. and
the hostesses will be Mrs. Milford
Bates and Mrs. Frank Marsh.
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Prize Contest Speakers

The following students of Mon
/ mouth Academy have been chosen to
! compete in the annual prize speak,
, ing contest Of the scncol: Flora An
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-14

derson. George Boyd. Evelyn Burnell.
Benjamin Chick. Gerald Frost, Merle
Gordon. Leon Cove. Zylpha Hatch.
Alden Hutchinson, Leslie Jewell. AL
verna Nichols. Harold t'arlee, Howard
Reynolds, and Laura Thompson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-14

short time. l always keep a jar
Of it on hand now for cuts, burns
and other small ailments" (S;gnedl
T. Condrey. 2422 Grove St. --,
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Lincoln Contests Awards

| A committee Of judges for the Lin
coin Medal Essay Contest consisting
! Of the four teachers Of the Oakland
High school, met Wednesday after
noon at o'clock in the High school
building and decided to have pro-
gram at q school assembly Thursday
| afternoon at o'clock, at which time
| it was announced that Mary Il. Free
man, class Of 1927, was the winner OF
| the Lincoln medal. The essay judged
! to be second best was that OF Miss
Alice T.. Tapley, class of 1925: essay
| 3rd best. Raymond Wendall, class or
1928. The essay of Lorena Luther:
class of 1925, Guy Chase. class OF
1925, and Katheryn Calder, class OF
1926, were also read. In making the
decision the judges took into consid-
| Grafton the amount of training the
contestants had had, and it was de-
| cided that pupils having taken -FOUR
year course in English We're better
qualified to write the essay than those
who had had but one years training.
| The Harry G.. Decker Post Amer
| lean Legion, held their regular meet
| ing on Tuesday evening in the Legion
HALL. The meeting was preceded by
supper which was served at
o'clock.
Mrs. Chester Luce has returned
from a visit with relatives in Nor
ridgewock -Mrs. Mary Butler. who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. AL
Cochrane, has returned to her home
in Pittsfield Sturtevant or
Oakland Heights was an over nlsht
guest Wednesday of relatives In town.
w. II. Norton of DOver-FoXcroft is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Sturte-
want of Oakland Heights for Few
days.-David Rushton of Norridge-
wock was a guest Wednesday of rela-
tives in town.-Robert Mathews, who
has been in town on business con-
nected with his work as representa-
tive Of the American Liability Insur-
ance Co. and has been a guest of his
sister, Mrs. Leroy Mckinney, has
returned to his home in Bangor.
Church Notices
Methodist church. Rev. Weston +.
Holman, pastor: Morning worship
a. 1890; Sunday school 11.4o: Happy
Hour service at o'clock; Epworth
League Wednesday evening at 1.3O
o'clock; prayer meeting Thursday
evening at $50.
Methodist church, Sidney. Rev.
| Weston z. Holman. pastor: Preach
ing Sunday afternoon at 2.So o'clock
followed by the Sunday school, Err
nest Lewis. superintendent.
At All Souls Universalist church.
Sunday, Rev. II. G.. Mann, pastor:
Sermon at 1890; Sunday school at
11.45; joint meeting of the Junior
and Senior Young Peoples Christian
Union at o'clock: at Z o'clock, il
Illustrated sermon on Ben Hur."
Catholic services will be held in
Memorial hall Sunday morning at 9
o'clock conducted by Rev. FIR. Cur
ran of NVaterville.
| United Baptist church, Rev. F. s.
| Bernauer, pastor, morning worship
| a. 1880, sermon by pastor; u noon,
Bible school; Junior Christian En-
deavor p. NJ; Senior Christian En-
deavor o'clock; illustrated lecture
at O'Clock
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On motion by Mr.. Fuller Of South
west Harbor the House voted to re-
consider it's action whereby the lr-
port of the committee OH Sea ana
Shore Fisheries on bill, an oct To
establish close time on Holsters west
of Petit Manan Point was accepted.
the report having been Ought to
pass" and on further motion by the
same gentleman the matter was tab
led pending the acceptance of the
committees report.
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On motion by Mr.. Wing Of Auburn,
it was voted to take from the table
an act relating to allowance for
clerks in the registry Of deeds OF
Cumberland county IS. IBID; and
on further motion by the same gen.
tleman the bill was referred to the
committee on Salaries and Fees in
nom concurrence with the Senate.
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On motion by Mr.. Allen Of Ilarps-
well,
Adjourned until 40 T. NJ, Tues
DAY, February II.
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The SPEAKER: The members will
bear in mind the order that we have
just passed relative to the time limit
for the introduction of private and
special legislation, Tuesday afternoon
at 40.
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On motion by Mr.. Hale of Port
land, it was voted to take from the
table S. D. No. Sc. an act to accept
the provisions of the Act OF Con-
gress Of the United States relating
to welfare of Maternity and Infancy,
etc.; and on further motion by the
same gentleman the bill was referred
to the Committee on Public Health
in concurrence with the Senate.
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On motion by Mr.. White of Bow
doinham, it was voted to take from
the table H. d. No. 7, report Of COM
mittee on Ways and Bridges, ought
not to pass, on resolve providing for
a commission to investigate site for
Kennebcc Bridge. the pending ques-
ton being acceptance of the report
of the committee: and on further
motion by the same gentleman, it
was voted to accept the report.
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On motion by Mr.. Hamilton Of
Caribou. it was voted to take from
the table the document relative to
Caribou sewers tabled by that gen.
tleman earlier in the day; and on
further motion by the same gentle
man the matter was referred to tho
committee on Judiciary.
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On motion by Mr.. Littlefeld of
kennebunk 1t was voted to take from
the table an act to amend Chapter
or the Revised Statutes, relating to
the registration and licensing of
dogs. Oh. p. No. 61S;) and on fur
ther motion by the same gentleman
the bill was referred to the commit
tee on agriculture.
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On motion by Mr.. Hamilton of
Caribou the House voted to recon-
slider it's action whereby the repor1
of the committee on Judiciary re!a-
tive to an act to incorporate the
Cousins and Littlejohns Islands Vii
lage Corporation, the report being
ought to pass in new draft: and on
further motion by the same gentle
man the report was tabled pending
acceptance.
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Recess

Further papers from the Senate,
out of order, and under suspension
of the rules, disposed of in concur
renee.
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AGRICULTURE

HAROLD w. BISHOP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-14

On motion by Mr.. Stitham of
Pittsfleld it was voted to take from
the table report of the committee on
Inland Fisheries and Game relative
to fishing in certain ponds in SOM
erset county; tabled pending accept
ance of the report and on further
motion by the same gentleman the
report was accepted and the bill or
dered printed under the joint rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
@sE42kGIIE

Why are you hanging around
here so later he asked.
II waited moment 10 sec what
she was going to answer, but pres.
emily the girl burst out crying at HIS
threat to discharge her and thought
II was time TO interfere.
II went out and told him TO re,
out Ho left without saying n word,
and ] turned TO the girl
"shc had raised her little. appeal.
ing. earstained face up 10 mine and
was asking, trembling oh, Mr.. Pres.
colt, you will not let Mr. Condor
discharge me, Will your
Certainly not ] promised deoId
edly. He has nothing TO do with
tho young women In my office"
Sally Atherton groanod, but ! do
not think Jack heard her 10 was
busy explaining and making his
peace with me.
II thought ths girl would no"
Jack continued when I gave hor
my assurance that sho would hold
her Job, but she continued 10 weep
Finally thought that ridc might
quict her and asked her II shc had
had her dinner"
mo. ! have eaton nothing since
breakfast she told mo. y have
been so nervous knowing Mrs. Atb.
er'on was TO como back
Why should Mrs. Atherton make
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k0led himself because 81 her Love
affair with another mars returns a.
her home town after a years ali
scnCc She sells her property and
with her whole tiny fortune IN cash,
sets out 60 find aiid marry man
with money
Al Atlantic city she meets HER
BERT WATERBURY, thru a divora
Gee. MRS CARtOTrA FROLkfNI
When he proposes, May accepts him.
believing him millionaire, She
turns over To him all her money for
investment and he disappears with
IL
Pennllesa May sells her iewelry
90 pay her fare 90 California where
Carlotta has a bungalow, On her
way west she stops OF In her home
town 10 visit her old friends DICK
and GLORIA GREGORY. There she
meets a wtdower. ULYSSES FOR
GAN. who falls sincerely tn love
with her and asks her 10 marry him
But May refuses explaining that she
likes him too well To marry him
without love. and goes on 10 Cali
fornia
Carlot,A doesn't welcome May
warmly when she finds that she
can't pay her board. and May leaves
She finds a position selling real
estate. but gives Il up when her en-
ployrr makes love TO hrT ttnulWE
herself again without FUNDS May
wires to Ulysses for fare home, She
returns 20 the Grcgorys. and ihero
Ulysses comes 10 see her. Tie tells
her she ought no. 90 live with the
none tOo-rich GLrgoFys but ought 20
20 out into the world 20 make her
own living. May takes his advice.
gets lob, and sets herself up Ia
housekeeping rooms, Then she loses
49, ~ hal
in HIS own office. But May refuses
u. on the grounds that her stencE-
raphy is SO poor that she wouldn't
earn her salary.
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you nervous. ehnd7 questioned
She Is one Of tho niccst women I
know
Again I heard saily's sof, voice.
Thank you, that tribute is some.
thing l do not deserve.
Go and wash the tears out OF
your Dyes. little ono. told her."
continued Jack, and VIC will take a
spin,
II didn't have moment 10 think
or I should probably have gotten
out Of the engagement before tho
giri was back and We were driving
along In my roadster. I had cx.
changed tho town car for Il about an
hour before. Tor had suddenly re-.
membcred that had promised tho
town car to mother.
Arriving at Draco's was incx.
presslbly bored by Miss sti,,pson.
who Immediately forgot all her trou.
hleH and Chartered and prinkcd, and
finally asked mo II coulC lsihly
keep from dancing when heard that
heavenly jazz.
TOM0RROW--Jetter from Leslie
Copyright. 1895. NEA Service. Incl
Prescott to the Little Marquise. care
Of the Secret Drawer.-Contlnucd
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1Al0WGG TW(aeTYY
kHu @S TCGe FC1OGS III
X - y Olive Roberts Bartor> |"
NO. ga NEW WAY TO pop CORN

wei. 1 declare said Daddy
cracknuts II wonder, Hello.
Chirk. how arc you ever going 10
get in herc7 We're as fun as a
box OF monkeys"
II don't know" said chlrk. 'rUn,
less sit on the roof. I'm not very
heavy"
But your bag-' cried Mrs. Crnck-
nut. Where shall We put it5'
Il dunno" said Chirk ruefully.
Il ate all the huckwhcat could
hold and I've still got my cheeks
full altho you'd never notice IL, as
my cheeks 30 down 10 my shout.
ders. bu, thought I'd better lay
in little shelled popcorn for win.
ter"
what did you shell it forT'
asked Scramble.
IT'S easier to carry" Eaid Chirk.
II brough. an old salt bag along g
Suddenly Daddy bad an idea.
I'm tell you what to do. Put yonr
popcorn in beside the engine. That's
IL Set IL right UP. II can't get
dirty. It's in bag. you see"
1T might spill" said Chirk. II
couldn't find anything to tic It"
I'M 20 slowly" said Daddy.
You hop up on top now, and hold
on tight"
Pretty soon they were on their
way again. But they hadn't gone a
mile when pop"
II must have blowout" said
Daddy.
"PopF' went something again.
Pop. pop. popF'
MY goodnessl A cylinder must
be missing dreadfully TO sputtsr
like that" said Daddy. 'T'll have
to stop at the Twin Garage and
get II fixed Just listen"
Pop. pop. pop, pop. pop. pop9'
When they got 10 the garage and
lifted the lid. there was Chirk's pop.
corn all nicely popped from tho
heat Of the engine.
Everybody had feast and a good
laugh.
To BE Continucd.)
Copyright. 1925. N. +, A. Service, Incl
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Daddy Cracknuts and Mrs. Crack.
nuts went chugging happily along
in their little automobile TO the
place where the big chestnut tree
grew.
The sky was as blue as June and
big white clouds floated around in
It like froth on soda water.
You would never have dreamed
that Jack Frost had been shopping
around the night before with his
hammer
But he had. He'd been cracking
nutburrs open-big prickly chestnut
burrsl He cracked them so wide
open that the satin brown nuts
spilled down onto the ground.
Daddy cracknuts and his wife
we're going to lay in their winter
supply. They had given Chirk
Chipmunk a lift as far as the pop
corn patch near the buckwheat
field.
When they got there Chirk hop
ped out. and on they went until
they came to the chestnut tree.
And there. II you please. were
Scramble and scamper Squirrel
cracknuts, their sons, waiting for
them.
Hello. Daddy! Hello. Ma! We
thought we'd surprise you" they
called from the tree We've been
here since early morning"
well. declare said Mr.. and
Mrs. Cracknuts happily. This is
quite a family party. Are there
many nutsy'
"oodlesr' sang out Scramble.
Mrs. Cracknuts started to MI
baskets, while Daddy and the boys
gathered.
And when they started on their
homeward trip, the little car was
full nearly to the ceiling.
We are going 10 have a fine
pantry fun OF stores for the win.
ter" said Mrs. Cracknuts. 1T is
certainly"
Suddenly she stopped, There's
chirk Chipmunkr' she cried. we
forgot all about him. And no has
a bag full OF stuff. Where shall
We put him."
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES.
COLT TO THE LITTLE MAR
QUISE, CARE OF THE SECRET
DRAWER--CONTINUED.

i was trembling, Little Marquise.
I felt something must be done 70
counteract tho emotlonalism OF tho
moment, so, as / slowly drew my
hands away from my husband ]
smiled and said. rs II as bad as all
that, dear7"
II think II is, Leslie" answered
John, still ignoring sgd and Sally.
"As usual I've been all kinds OF
fool. You see, was much disap.
pointed when Condor came back
without Sally and my fi1t impulse
was TO go over to'her house and in.
sist that you both go out to dinner
with me. started to get my hat
when heard Condor talking 20
someone In the outer office. ! open.
ID my door and found that no was
tallorg In very ugly manner 10 ne.
Ito Marguerite Simpson.
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envelope and looked at tho money
she had shaved for all week long.
There had been n time when
she had spent that much. and more.
every week on lunches downtown
and Tor gasoline for her car.
Now 4, must buy her food. pay
her rent and supply her with what
clothes she needed
So far, shs had had 70 buy very
few clothes Tho dresses and ahocs
she had bought in Atlantic city.
months ago. wcro gtili smart and
fresh looking.
As a matter OF fact. they we're
much too smart 70 DO worn by an
office girl in a railroad office.
May caught the other girls ia the
place looking askancs at her once
or twice. They seemed TO 10 won.
dering why a girl who wore hand.
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take anything In the way OF job
Anything" proved TO bo filing and
GRAND running In the Seattle office
OF a large Eastern railroad
She worked nine hours day
and earned Slt week. ON the
first Saturday. May tore open her
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made dresses aud custom. mado
shoes should b working Tor 90 a
week.
Any pair n shoes rho had oos'
moro than Sc that was plain
90 DO scent And tho other girls told
each other % ln tho whshroom
where they gathered TO gonrlp,
May knew that thsy gousipeJ
about her. and 90 sho iaads no of-
fort 90 be friendly with tEem. sl-
tho shg needed friends
She SAT alone IN tho darkeat cor.
uer OF tho room. walled or from
tho others BY tho filing cases, aud
worked ike machine day IA and
day out. Tor two months,
Three or four times Gloria Ores
Dry telsphoncd 10 ask May out FOR
sunday night supper But May re-
fused
sho knew that she couldn't afford
90 return their Hospitality Tor one
thlnE, Hut there was another rca-
son Tor her repeated rufuhalH
Tho very sight OF Gloria'u happiness
In her homo had suddenly become
unbcarable 10 May She didn't know
why. either
Tho men In the office began 90
pay attention 10 her. Two or three
Of them asked her 20 hayo lunch
with them at intervals In tho
slang phrase OF tho office. she
turned them down cold"
Attractive young chaps they were.
too. but not TO May, She had fallen
into tho fatal habit OF contrasting
all men with Ulysses Forgan.
This one was not 30 tail ~ he.
or no good,lookinE
That ono walked with d SLOUGH.
Hhilo ulyssc. WAS ~ straight as
an arrow, and walked with The grace
Of a trained soldier
One afternoon group OF four
men walked Into the office 20 con.
fer with Mr noulanEer tho office
manager All four OF them were
the sleek. wollfcd. wsll.drcssei type
% successful business man.
May found herself comparing them
with Ulysses greatly 10
Ulysses advantage, rs usual
Tho truth suddenly flashed upon
her she wUs IN lOyo With
ulynses'
She was In love with him. q.
That was why all other men looked
gray md unln,scsting TO her!
Tho friendly feeling sho had al
ways had Tor him tho feeling
OF LONELINESS that lay Ike lead at
tho bottom OF her heart that
waB love and sbs had never
guessed ~
She sBt tbcrr staring az tho blank
wall Ia front Of her. 90 wrapped In
her own thoughts that Eho WAS uu.
aware that someone was standing
beside her desk. until largo roll
OF paper was laid before her.
Day dreaming. Mrs. seymour"
asked tho booming bass voice Of
MIR BouianRcr. tho office manager
Ill think was" May faltercd.
She looked up and smiled az Mt.
Boulanger, longing 20 slap his at
face
He had a way OF looking al Mas.
OF standing too close TO her when
he talked 10 her. that was insulting.
May felt very SORRY Tor Mrs. Hopl.
anger. n white faced little woman
who brought her husband 10 tho
office every morning and called for
him every night---as II she didn't |
dare 10 trust him out OF her sight. |
We'll. II you're day.drranilnE
about me-, don't mind your doing
g." burblcd Mr. Boulan.cr. About |
these papers" Hs pointed TO tho /
roll on Mays desk With fat fore.
finger.
About these papers-youro 70 1
take them TO Mr. Forgan In the |
Dexter Horton building. Ulysses X. |
Forgan."
Ulysses x. F7orEan!
when Mr. BouIanEcr had gone. /
May sat perfectly s,ill looking down
az tho roll Of papers. bound togeth.
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, or BY n thick elastic Land II waf
Tho most ordinary roll ~ paper I'm.
agiusblr. aud yet 20 May that April
afternoon u looked llho tho hagIc
Carpet ~ itagdsd
1gr Il was tho means uf tahlng
her 10 tho man che loytdi
Outside tthcro wuh sunshine and
a high wind that tossed SCRAPS of
paper over the. city streets liko
white butterflies over a meadow
The very smell N spnngtime was
In the air an n tho fragrance
u an the daffodl7 and bufFconlng
buds out IA tho county lEa.s had
found lts way into tho town.
And without warning something
very Ike spriugtimc blotsomcd 10
Mays breast Il was as n nh che
eolduess ana tho loneliness went
out Of Il. as miTaculousIy az winter
leaves tho earth. .,
For the fret time In months and
months fhe was happy won
dcr'uIly happy In an hor lie. she
could not remember such happiness
a. this. shs was going 90 the
man shs loved tho ono man
In all the world che would ever
love-
The one man IN all the world cat
AZ hia deak. frowninE.
gsaHHna
would bore him leakt 20 20
out and play colt, or 20 go home
and puitsr IN tho garden.
Neither prospect lured him much.
When no went out 20 play golf De-
spent most OF his time comparing
tho women on tho unks with May
Seymour wondering how she
would look IN scarlet Eolf sweater
ana fhcr skirt.
Aa, n he went home 20 i. 70
The garden, he would picture Upr
there standing on the rrayolcd la,h
between tho rows or budding plants.
with the aun IN her eyes
iie got Up suddenly and put on hla
hat He'd get out and walk
or hts mood No use 20 stay here
and bread about a woman who dian,
care tho tnap OF her white finger
for him.
AZ that instant tho door opened
and tho woman. herself walked into
his office.
"A package FOR sou from Mr.. Bou
LANCER" she said. demurcly. and laid /
q large, rubber strapped bundle on
hts desk.
Ulysses stared and suffered /
YOU working for hlin7" no asked. |
Yes May answered. She threw I
back her head with defiant move. |
men,.
I'm hia office girl" shs raid.
Then she turned 20 30,
sho had reached tho door. and her
hand WAS on tho Knob when no
stopped her
Wait" 10 sAld. and nhs turned /
and faced him quietly.
Tho length OF tho office was be.
tween them
May moazured Il with her EST. sho
had once thought she would like 10
be foouoosa 90 travel all tho
hlgb-roadE % the world but
now Ehe knew that tho only road for
her was the low feet OF space be.
tween her and Ulysses Forgan.
She never knew whether OF no. he
called her 10 como 10 HIM.
Sho never know how she creased
tho floor OF that office Of his. All
she knew all nhe wanted 10
know was tina, sha was In hin
arms. close held against his breast.
IAN my lits Il seems TO me
I've been trying to find my
way hero +. 10 you. sho said in
a whisper 20 low tina; Ulysses could
hardly hear what nho said. But he
tid hear. aud he held her even more
closely hald her as II no would
never let hsr 20.
And Ms May looked UP at him. she
knew beyond oil doubt that llfo held
no better thing for her or for
Any other woman than this.
10 b In tho arms OF the man sho
Owed. f,
THE END