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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Episcopal Guild To
Sponsor h0ny Affairs
During Coming Wonths

Activities to be sponsored by the
Guild Of II. Panl's Episcopal church
in the near future include a food
sale, 10 be held Saturday, and Il
c"Td party ON the cvrnin. Of No
Nrmhcr Is.
The card party, which will b, .iv.
eH a the parish hall. will he saultas
To- the popular functions Of til, ma.
ture sponsored 10y the guild iast win
ter The affair will be open t.
the pUblic
The fool sale will be hela -.
NarneE', and will Include a.r,.
,ake> salads aud other home g kea
dishes.
\ >reeia meeting Of the s.5'a
viii br hold ON Aovcmber i6.
pctaii> regarding the activities of
The guild were arranged at Il meet.
my held Tuesday at the homo ot
Ms. John T. Andrews .Ir. n the
Tamrark ranch
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
II BIC SERVICE
GROUP TO SPONSOR
JUNIOR MATINEE

Ihr motion picture committee Of
;Ao HUhl:r NcrEiee 4aeup ot the We
aan : Ten Th"u>a:ld tlab anounr
: that on saturday. Nov. %, an
,'aprroNrd Junior matinne Hill b,
given ~ one If Tie local thratcr>.
The committee. which has met
with lIorbcr- Nos.>. local ~an"acr
i ;Ac West toa>t ti-ajr.>. states
: that Mr.. Norris bas pledged his
. hcarty endorsement and coorrra-
non
I'll, ,yrm. "approycd junior matt
nee. mcan> shat aaiy filmyaprroy
"d hy the Federated Womcn ; rluh-
after rrcvicwin1 VII be shown. T",
pictures are analrzyd 10y the prc.
ticW.n- committee IL. their whoic
,atD,Lr>>. entertainment value and
rr>.gahl. impression created.
C,nmuu'ty sin-;n. for tie kid
lies will hc com Geaed fra.a e.
30 o'cIo,&.
Chapttoaa.- VIII H- PROV ior,t, -
that parents viii know their chill
area are as>Gsrl Of Wholesome
place ~ amusement and pleasure on
Saturday afternoon whcu they >.n|
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
{. L. CONVENTION
TO OPEN SITTRDII

\. aag,m,nt~ are - present h,
~ ma%r hv Christian Iadcalol
>acIot.,~ of lmpcrlal Valley for tM
Eighteenth annual & L. convention
NLlen viii open in this city Na;ur
dah afternoon.
'Ac outline ~ thg program for
.ae event. which promises to hr H.,
outstanding convention IN the his
t#E OF thar organization. shows
.aa. registration will open II 4::;,
saturday afternoon.
: haugUe; viii be served i'm the
i,a>cmyu; OF the Prc>hvtcriau
church a, $50. IN excellent pro-
gam. unIcr the Iir,etin of Gerald
i. shaw, is pso,Aj>ed for the eve
L..
iu,,.>- will he added 10 the con
Ncntiu" hr the presence a. Carl
White OF Sau pie2a. state G. +.
president and il.rgE Alien. sta,
f.,.d secretary Wi.o viii b., hctc
from SAN frsHcl,re.
Sunday afternoon Il, 30 clock.
program vii. be presented at
the Stat, Stree, Christian church.
Music and group Of short address
- win br given. te evening -
sion win hc hold n he same place.
Details Of tie program win b,
aInouuc,d in iater i>~ap of Til.
ftc>>.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
MANACEME OF
CITRUS TREES IN
WINTER EXPLAINED
By FRANK BGYSCHLAG,

,.N>~i~.i ilt J. IL IN -A'tN trIl.
Claus trees kept IN 81 dark green.
lea5thN growing condition can wit!i-
,,aHd more tloS' than trees wLjch
are unhealthy. lacking IA vi-or and
't led 10 the w'ltia- point. Trees
lat have bean uger irrigated 50
mat they have Developed ,.5tahsw
.,ot system, or root rot aNd tha,
.onsrGacntlv have "a pale yellow
color are lacking in vigor and cant
.or withstand as mach frpst rs
iraitly vigorous tres Wh',l have
.,.u rropc,ly irrigated aud cared
ror. Iiuj it lie Trees need water
tr-y should -ct it. TrncS tha' are
Di,tel are very susceptible" to frost
,u.ury. With thc cooler tcmpera-
rutoS usually prevailing flush Of
lctv tender growth /, not likely TO
result frlm late fall and winter IL
r.4at.un. However, practices or
;.ra'mcut> Of trees having "a tcnd-
rurv tp >fat vigorous Srowih dur
.g the frost danger period should
b. promptly discontinued. Among
iho~. may br mentioned severe
,,ua.u. aud heavy applications OF
,t.h uitrogcuuus fertilizers.
The agricultural extension >crNirc
e..roru,a.i> that young citrus trees
=" bundled during November IN an
,verrua' consisting for the main
'art of lU ilch bundle Of milo,
~l'au or arrow weed stocks. The
n.ctL"d furnishing n.aNimum ,nsula-
ION j, To- t:r>t wrap the trunk with
...y,paprr. Then place "a ten iu.h
bundle Of stalks aeouHd this, fol
.owod bv - second wrapping Of
.rv,uapcr around the stalks.
Ordinary wraPpin-s Of EcW>pap-
ers or Grain ~1ck, alone around the
trunk DO not furnish sufficient pro-
;rrtinn a4au>j heavy rrost,. AM
aird If stalk, milo, sudan, tulc or
GROW weed may bc used Medium
g.. small sized stalks afford better
u,ulatiru than lar9"r stalk, sin't
they break up the air spaces more.
,i i> al. right for the stakes to e.
',ud up into thc tops Of the trees.
Em no attempt should be made %
completely COVER the tops.
The bundle should be scrurPiE
.ud tightly tied in or ; place.
Ghc bud union - the most vital
u..t If the tree. Particular atten-
uon riust bc paid 10 ti"i"S -" bun
,.ir securely about the base in ordr'
- faIly protect the bud union. It
is adyi.ablc Ia mound dirt around
.'.o base of the bundle IT, afford
rutbcl protection to the bud union
The wind viii offcn bend AMI
h.ow over one y"ar old and opindly
$50 .ra,, cd bundled trees if the
~. not tied to "A stake dtivcn into
.lc ground on the windy side.
The trees should be bundled W
curing the middle or latter part of
<oycml,cr for thcy are often more
susceptible to injury from carly
,ros,, than from later ones.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
SHORT COURSE In
FRUIT GROWING.
AT UNIVERSITY

The short course in dcciduous
fruits and grapes to be given ut the
University Farm, Davis. during the
week Of November 29tir to Dcccm-
her !, 1926, promises to be one of
the best schools of its kind ever
hcld in California,
The program is planned to cover
essential practices in growing drci-
duous fruits and grapes. The lee
lures, demonstrations and studies
will be conducted hv some OF the
best authorities on tr"it growing
ou the Pacific coast.
Some of the work to he given i'll
this short course includes a labora-
tory study Of the principles of plant
growth, study p root stocks. and
nursery trees for planting, fruit va
rictir> for California, pruning of
Young and bearing trees. the ncces-
sily OF poIIiuation, bee keeping 10.
the orcharjiSt. storage behavior ii
some common varieties Of fruits, AM
orchard irrigation. one entire day
will hr devoted to tn, study ot
plant diseases ami insects OF the
orchard and The best >play materials
for their control. The latest iutor-
nation on the stationary spray
plant will br discussed. Dcmou>tra-
tiou lectures will be given ou the
subjects OF topworkiug, tree repair
in-, budding. grating, marching,
surgery. pear blight, and gummosis
control.
Illustrated lectures Of special in.
tctce: to grape growers are: Svs.
TENS ,f training aud pruning vines,
some responses Of the grape vine to
pruning. harvesting and packing
grapes in California;, treatment Of
shipping grapes in suifW dloNiic,
ami selection of Planting stock for
vineyards.
one Of ti, mos, Interesting and
va.u; ID" >ul.ieot> on the program
is an illustrated lcctsuc ON bcau'ify-
iug the home grounds. Fruit grow
rrS and towu,psoplg should not fail
to hear this tax.
III. complete Ma@sm OF this
,aa. y.s>, maA H. otsaiurd from
tar i:lm Advisers office in tic
voa.t lcu~, in I. Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Missionary Society
"Guest DnE' III Reed
Home Pleasant .1ffGii'

With - members and guests IN
attendance. guest day Wa
.ica>an1Iv observed by the Mission
any society Of ia, State Stree
Christian church st; the Lome -
Mrs. {. :. Reed Oh Wrn>.,y afe
..ps Tuesday afternoon.
principal ta.l> of the aft,rnaea
tyrc 4i.ya by Mrs. Oscar SaeeacE
%ul Ms. y. l.. Graves. ANA Ms.
Feed. representative. of the council
o.. Women for Home Missions. Mr~.
Sweeney spoke on women : work III
missions. and Mrs. Reed told Of the
,ro-ram which IS being carried on
IT, thr valley BY the organic i3n
which >Hc represents. MIS-. Grave~
-avc IN outline al the activities -
jarvis Christian Institute at Jarvis.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Spreckels Ready i.
totFight Tijuana
By United Press Irnsed wlrs

san FRANCISCO, Nov. H. Ru-
dolph Sprcckels today said lie will
support any movement 80 clim.
nate Il center of vice III. ri Juana
from our borders.
Sprcckcls was one Of tn, fore
most backcrs of the defeated propos-
II to lcgalizc pari mutucl betting on
California horse races. He was
r,cstioncd in regard to his reported
leadership Of a movement to tight
"A federal regulations ON thc McAi-
can border tu cnrtaiI The crossing
co. paving crowds.
He denied that his opposition to
II Juana was fostrrcd by reported
sarport given by that resort to de
feat the pari mutucl proposal.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Egyptian Seeks
Position in U. S.

PORTLAND, Nov. l1.-An Egyp
ian from Alexandria wrote Capt.
Stanley Dollar. SAN Francisco ship
ping magnate, asking for job. The
letter now forms Il treasured part
of the Portland Chamber of Com
r.erce S display of odd knick.
knackS
Most honorcd Sir the Alex
9ndria Egyptian began.
understanding that there ar"
several hands wanted in yoHr hon
orrd department., | beg to offer vou
my hand. As for my adjustments.
| appeared for the matric cxamina
Ions hut failed, the reason for
which shall describe.
To begin with, my writing was
illcgiblc. This was due to the eli.
matte conditions, for |, having comc
from Il warm to a cold climate.
found my fingers s,ift and very dis.
obcdicnt to my wishes. Further. |
E"ccivcd Il great shock to ny men
al system by the death Of ~ fond
brother.
It>tIcN, most htubf'd 81, | be-,
o state am i'll most uncomfortable
circumstances, Being tac sole sup
H"It of my good brother 5 seven i,
>aeS. consisting of three adults aud
Iau adultc>scS, the latter being the
hanc ot my existence. Owing to
my having TO support two Of nay
a"n wives and their i~>ues. of which
hN cod : misfortune the feminin.
gender prcdomiuatc~.
II by wonderful good fortune
'hoSe few lines meet your benign
goodness and favorable with vour
tum Of mind, |. the poor 'nenial,
: AL ever pray for the long life
ao| prosperity of Your honor ; pos.
'huWoH, olive branches" "
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
r.. X. Uniform [ Day
ObSeyVcd d Tx !! allen

IHree5al County Gjtl Reserve
mitom day MIS- observed yesterday
Nlna rg>uryg> s.. o., hlgh >chooi and
-.aHma5 schools ~ tho county. don
nv. Theme unltowm~ trr >taooi wear.
~reeI:-. H##hea~ Wrtc pGt oa hH rAe
-tr.> .t tl.a a~>e"h.y exercises 1t
nefa tle Hi4.t ~eaooj ~tl Nilsson
>eloa. h0ra. IL wat.h phases ot CHR
Reserve wafh "crs Wp;t.ra.
Ihe girls. i# fhrjr white skirts aHd
nidtic> sitl. h'He tics presented Il
most attractive appearance. - tie
uniforms arc decidedly becoming.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11

thtm to an approved junior matt.
nee.
The plan Of the committee is 10
pclfccf arrangements with the Wc>;
Coast thcatcrs whereby the aiproy-
rd matinces may be made regular
features tor each Saturday aftef
noon. The cooperation of parents
viii he necessary for This.
Parents are specially urged to
makr this opening matincc .a}a
affair, 50 that the attendance may
assure the future success uf the
!auNCmcnt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
MAN PLACED IN JAIL
FOR AIDING POLICE
~ United Press Leased Wire

BCENOS AIRES, Nov. II. -
Emilio Ncssar, humble immigrant
from Spain, saw things going on at
his boardin. house in Buenos Aires
that looked altogether too much ike
scandal.
He went to the nearest police sta
ton and began to tell the desk
sergeant all about il; bnt this higii
functionarv 20 overawed Emilio mat
he began to, ,~stamincr incohercntiS
with the result that lie found hlin,
sclf in SOLITARY confinement iuiA
~;,s rchYr5d.nrly %. pd%hfhf ~ q
fiBe OF thirty pesos, as. 80 es,f-,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Wona3em,s W9a1l,tE:17!s; Ir2terests I1:ttE:l,l.:zts
ii..ttiItiiittlili

abI"j those present to question Mis-
'ru>; on many matters coacrrnju ,
rhm4
Mrs, A-bcr; W. Ila'r. president ii
so Tea Thousand rl1h, ga, ioa>}E
nroduega Mrs fro>, and ut il.
r',>o or Hen talk voiced the appre-
riHiun auI pleasure ot ali rrc>tnt
fro. t4c unique and ca.'mn- eN..
Us"...
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Pot Luck Dinner To
Preccde Meeting of
Signal Chapter, O. E. S.

One of the most importan, events
ON the calendar of Signal Chapter
@, Z. :. No. 80, is planned for 10.
morrow night. when baIlotiny ANA
election of Officers viii follow q
dinner mt Masonic hall.
Mis-. Ella Belle Tondro. worthy
wa'r"n. announces that any mem
hrs> who have not been solicited
tn. 'hc diuor and who wish t. ut.
tend. should call 6gl.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
FRESNO BUSINESS SECTION
THREATENED By RI,hzr
BH nitcd Press Leased " ir.

FRESNO, Cal, Nov. l1.-Thc en-
tine Industrial section Of the city W.,
Threatened late last might bv a thtrd
alarm ti'c which DESTROYED Ma.
"arN : PIanng mill warehouse. cau>-
lns loss estimated AT ,.Do.uou
fltemen were successful in ho!din.
the flames to the one building after
a I'VE hour battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
MRS. FROST GIVES
INTIMATE GLIHPSES
OF CHINESE LIFE
iiAIittitiiiiiti

stories of China intimate
alimpsrs Of social hfy in tic foreign
colony at tho cmPiIo', largest city,
tales of strange customs and super
stitiuus of the Chinese uacc--thr~.
last might became fascinating real.
i.ic, for members af the WamuI =
Ten Thousand Club and :hc.
friends nho -a'Itrea 1t tire r.uh
house &c. h.ar 81 talk Ia Ms Ralph
rnst. of liuhoH. Caua.
Speaking with ,ase md with th'
gfoat familiarity given ber by urr
- wears residence 10 that county
anil ciu>c contact with Ii, proul.m-,
Elrs. Frost ,u'up'r', Is glanm.I h"
audience. Vivid Pef.ssAa' i et '...
complexities .of llc life II Aur'i.
ta8s in present day china r3,Hly
illustrated hy '.c varied personal
Experiences of the speaker proved of
unusual inter- Al present.
Mrs. Frost : unusually qualified
- speak on Things ChiaeSe - She -
amjEar with lite from the forci-
.lony standpoint and from the
CIV point of the missionary. cor,-
! nation widely at variance and II ..
usually possessed by oae indivia-
ual.
Was Borr ir China
rs the daughter of Methodist
h4shop and his wiIc, Mrs. FrvSt wa>
born in China and spent The first
Jour years of her life there. He"
mothers wedding trio WIS = .iour
pcv to China. which then was mad"
" sailing vessel around The Cape of
tiood IIorc aud took three month,
Returning to China aS the wife of
IN American attorney who has hcid
conspicuous position IN the inter
,,:tional life of that country, Ms.
Frost has had ample opportunity q.
gain the cosmopolitan attitud b
which made her talk last night one
oj the most unusual ever given at
the loca' club.
4 delightful infarma,ity chaf.c
rizcd the whole evening, and en-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11

Ten, where work for the ncgrocs
!> carried ou.
Mrs. Walter Reyburn presided at
he meeting, and Mrs. Sweeney lead
Inc drrotionS. Delightful musical
selections added to the afternoon.
Refreshments We're served hv ti.,
aoN;,>> after the completion ot the
: yugram.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Thursday, November II, 4192,

t.i..s- hay ila;ss--t.-oo oontest, the LOSING
5 TO give thc winning side 4 sod
n Th9fcG,will be y sbadVwspieeso
sin the eommunitv hall Rridag,. \
Il, for TIE benefit OF ktheT SCI
: 81 ammAT school '7ee~1 "A
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
SEET.EY
Rv Pross Staff CORRESPONDENT

Rv Pross staff Correspondent
SfNiEN. NoN. H. Glenn Nj
tuNc has returned from Lc. Ange.
Us, 10 make further improvement,
oH his ranch south OF Nrclrv,
F,cd MarkeH has been absent
iom school this week, on account
of illness.
The Scelcy Christian Endcavo.s
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
PLATFORM ON TROLLEYS
!, USED TO HAUL rREI(

=, sBuEN0SAN1RES, NOV. H.
seugcrs who make the mistak,
tl'ring to board street ear thrt
;ne front door in Bucnos Aires
have to DO battle with the IN,
4. ~,
The front door is for cxie
as far as Che passengers are
ccrncd, aud the front platfori
given over to Il little private ci
prise on the motornan S part.
passenger wishes {" tal.c n pacI
or bundle % considerable
aboard the car, he hands it t,.
motornan, and then walks TO
rrdr to board the car.
The motorman takes care ID
package, and receives his tip
he passenger leaves the ear.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
THE WEATHER

Los Anse,es ana Vicinity: Partly
~l"tdv. nnsnf'lcd urnfhrr '9uigit
and lridav au' .up-,ioiTN o~rasinnal
showers: moderate temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11

The annual tour Of Butte Cd
orchards by peach growers 15as
i9tr in October,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11

arg croWJs attended the
s2olr hoid in October at Door
Nendocino county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11

oaa'it'!owrr shipments viii
ely IN D"ccplbcr from All,
aud Santa Clara couutirs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-11
Was Borp ir China

'ul informa,ity charac
whole evening, and en-
New Britain herald., 1926-09-25
HONX O;)!',!! LQUyS;;;:;};;:;$ ] 5; $;
 o JOHNSON FEATURES INC. 1920 and'HER MANI ETC.

you girls would get married. Ii would be a load off my mind to have you both safe in your own homes. I do worry so about you.'
 "Margaret's going to marry Steve Mayhew sooner or later. Don't you think she is?" Honey Lou asked, stretching herself on the big chintz-covered sofa that filled one side of the room.
 With her arms locked above her head. her straight lovely body was like the slender stalk of great flower.
 Don't you think so, Mother ." she repeated lazily.
 Mrs. Huntleys mouth went up at the corners in a half-smile.
 Hell never marry while you're around Honey Lou, she answered, without looking up from her sew ing.
 Now. just what do you mean by that" Honey Lou asked, frown- ing a little as she raised herself on one white elbow.
 But Mrs Huntley only pursed mp her full lips and lifted her eye brows.
 "Oh, nothing, I reckon" she an swered.
 Honey Lou was still wondering what she really had meant when
New Britain herald., 1926-09-25
READ THIS FIRST:

READ THIS FIRST:
 Honey Lou Huntley is private secretary to old Grumpy" Wallack, head of the Wallack Fabric Mills.
 Grumpy hired Honey Lou because she is sweet without being too sugary sweet. Everyone else in the place likes her. and Honey Lou likes them in return-all except Joe Meadows. the shipping clerk. For q reason that she, herself does not understand, she Is afraid of Joe, who always stands too close to her when she talks to him.
 One winter afternoon, Honey Lou sees young Jack Wallack, "Grum- py's' only son, in the building. She does not know who he is at the time. She only knows that she likes his looks better than those of any other man she has ever seen. That night when she leaves the building he is waiting for her. He asks her to ride home with him. But with her nose in the air Honey Lou walks past him, even though she is longing to get into the car.
 (NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY)
 CHAPTER II
 There were things that Honey Lou did that her mother never could understand. Honey Lou thought nothing of them. But 10 Mrs, Hunt
New Britain herald., 1926-09-25
Menus for he Family
BY SISTER MARY

Breakfast -- Halves of grape truit, cereal, thin cream, crisp broil- ed bacon. crisp whole wheat toast, milk, coffee
 Luncheon -- Cream of mushroom coup, croutons. lettuce and graham bread sandwiches, baked peaches, cocoa.
 Dinner - Boiled salmon with egg sauce, potatoes in parsley butter, jellied vegetable salad, cantaloupe mousse. vanilla cookies, bran bread, milk, coffee,
 The small potatoes one is sure to find in the bottom Of the basket are best to use in parsley butter. Large ones must be cut in small, uniform pieces and are not half as attractive ss the naturally small ones.
 jellied vegetable salad is an ex- cellent way to use up bits of left over vegetables. A few tablespoon fulls of cooked carrots, beets and beans molded in a lemon jelly with crisp pieces Of celery make an appe- tizing salad.
 Cantaloupe Mousse
 One and 1-2 cups cantaloupe pulp, l tablespoon grahulated gela-
New Britain herald., 1926-09-25

Don't be silly, Margret." The smile faded from Honey Louis little face. You should have seen him! Tall and broad-shouldered and with the bluest eyes! It seems to me I've been waiting to meet him all my life. He spoke to me and l wouldn't answer him. But if ever I see him again.
 The door opened and Mrs. Hunt ley came into the room.
 Whatever are you girls talking about In here?"
 Honey Lou struck a match and lit the candles on the table.
 Ten-cent store candles they were But they were tall and pink. and they threw a rosy glow on Honey Lou's face and hid her sudden flush.
 Nothing" she said to her mother.
 IL was late the next afternoon that Honey Lou met Jack Wallack She met him properly, as nice girl should meet man.
 Grumpy" himself introduced him to Honey Lou in the big pri- vate office just above the shipping room at the Mills.
 My son. Jack. Miss Huntley" he said in his gruff off-hand way
New Britain herald., 1926-09-25
Quicksands of Love
 Adele Garrson's New Phase of
 -ReveIotions Of q Wife

For calling up the rain spout" he calculated at last, what does the lad mean"
 Then he read the message over slowly, aloud, while my own be- wilderment intensified with the sound of every word.
 Please relay Spencer, rush." the message began, which bore the headline Of a city In Indo- China. "Misquote abandon frightened desk absolute pen. good sword alfalfa, omelet, comet, resolutely, affection. typewriter Hecuba."
 May I look at 1t again." l said, holding ont my hand. Then l read it over twice.
 "'Please relay Spencer" I re- peated aloud, T suppose that means to send it to Father, don't you think so?"
 Dicky slapped his knee in q vigor- ous gesture of approval.
 Dicky Is Irritable GO to the head of the class" he said with a wide grin, >"Of course that's 1t. and the damned thing is a code. I wonder what's up. But why didn't he get your father di- rect?"
 There was once more in his tone Q hint of the irritation in which the mention of Hugh Grantland always brings, and I hastened an explana- tion.
 'He probably tried to-" I said pla- catingly. T don't believe I told you that Father went over to Shelter Island two days ago, to visit an old crony, a retired admiral who lives there. He was to return late today. Probably Hu-Major Grantland - tried to cable him and could not get him."
 Don't strain yourself to be so for mal," Dicky advised unpleasantly and I saw then he had caught my l inadvertent use of Major Grant lands given name. I'm perfectly well aware that you think of him and speak to him as Hugh I SUD- pose I ought to be thankful that il | isn't 'Hughie dear"
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