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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-09

Combs, outfielder,t and Waite Hoyt,
holdout pitcher, are expected Sunday
AL Simmons has reached the Phila-
delphia Athletics camp at Fort My
ers, while Ty Cobb is still drilling at
Augusta, Ca, taking turn around
the field after the New York Giants
retire. Cobb weighed 191 today fol-
lowing road jaunt.
Five of the ten clubs training in
Florida went through exhibition games
today, the others continuing routine
drills for coming games
Not golf, but ocean swimming. wor-
ried Manager Dan Howley at the
West Palm Beach camp of the st
Louis Browns. Howley ordered nc
more surf bathing because Of the
blistered backs suffered by some OF
his players.
The red legs played nine inning
practice game today as did the Brook
lyn Robins at Clearwater and the
Giants at Augusta.
The Yankees play their first prac'
tice game tomorrow with Babe Ruth
scheduled to hold down first base
for the Yannigans Earl Combs
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-09
SENIORS STEP OFF
In FRONT RANKS
in BALL OPENER
High School Baseball Gets
Away to Snappy Start
-SOphs Losers

The senior class lisseball team hung
the Indian sign on the sophomore team
yesterday afternoon in the opening
baseball game of the high school in
ter-class series, the final score being
IL to 8.
Cary premier mound ace for the
upper classmen, had little trouble in
the early frame to shut out the second
year men, but slowed up in the latter
part of the game and they jumped on
his offerings for six runs in the last
inning. He had plenty of reserve and
held a safe lead to the close Negri,
twirling for the second year tenm,
had trouble in every inning He had
trouble locating the plate and when
his twisters came over the seniors
landed heavily and piled up COM
Portable lead Negri scored the only
two runs made by the sophomores un-
til the final inning
Bodenhammer, senior outer-garden-
er, was injected into the game at a
crucial moment, and he responded with
lustry four-ply swat, la Babe Ruth,
but there we're no runners on the
path so his tally only served to ado to
the total. Les Miller, shortstop for
the seniors made sensational catch
of a fly in short centerfield, retiring
the side. Pine Snatched high foul
off the third base line early in the
game proved to be one of the best
plays of the game.
Spike" Branham, southpaw receiv-
er, held Cary's offerings in creditable
style.
The juniors and the Pea Greens will
play today, the third year boys having
a slight edge with Hughes doing the
slab work.
The championship game will be
played next week. The winner to-day
will play the seniors who won yester-
days game.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-09

bounded through four rounds OF
boxing with both Frank Lennon
end Jeff BaulkniC.lt, light heavy
weight warriors, who accompanied
him here yesterday from Cleveland
Risko weighed 1913 after two addi-
tional rounds at the heavy bag.
Sbarkoy, after the workout, pail
visit to Richard after which he
said:
Tim anhamed Of the only eApla-
nation / can give for my poor show
ing i'm that draw with Tom Heeney
You know how it is. When fe!-
low gets some money, he gets lazy
and doesn't feel like working too
hard. That was the trouble. Now
I'm training as ] did for my best
fights, when money was more Of 4
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-09

Yankee outfielder, left Richmond, n.y.
today to join his squad.
Boston's Braves had light work
out at st. Petersburg today.
Chick Hafey, outfieldCr, reported to
the st. Louis Cardinals today at Avon
Park
Cleveland went through six in
ming practice affair at New Orleans
Ferrell rookie pitcher, making an
impressive showing
Manager Moriarty of the Detroit
Tigers had an eye on Carl Hubbell
southpaw, showing Unexpectedly vel
in the early season drills.
The Chicago Americans, at Shreve-
port, La, had Ted Blankenship ready
to face the Shreveport, Texas League
club, tomorrow in the opening exhi-
bition game of the season.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-09
.SHARKEY, RISKO
TRAINING HARD
FOR NEXT BOUT

NEW YORK, March s P-The
two final hopes Of Tex Rickard for
q worthy opponent for Gene Tun-
ney--Jack Sharkey of Boston and
johnny Risko of cleveland train
cd with the vim of preliminary boys
today for their 15-round set-to IN
Madison Square Garden Monday
night.
SnarlinC and mean, Sharkey
fought two sparring partners as II
they were genuine ring foes and
they slugged back at him the same
way. He finished the day with
three rounds of bag punching and
two skipping rope. He weighed
1913 1-2 pounds.
is worked equally as hard,
but with less vehemence He
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-09
MAJOR LEAGUES
URGE VETERANS
CAMP PRESENCE

ATLANTA, March 8 cP Major
league baseball managers today were
attempting to ''goose-step'' a few late
veterans and tardy contract signers
into camp, the conditioning season
having reached the stage where all
hands are needed for work.
AT the Cincinnati Reds camp at
Orlando, Manager Jack Hendricks
planned to cab upon c. j. McDiarnid,
club president, in an effort to hasten
the signing Of Carl Mays and Pete
Donollue, pitchers.
Bob Meusel outfielder, arrived at
the. St Petersburg querters of the
New York Yankees today, while Earl
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-09
REroREsTATIoN ASKED

WASHINGTON, Marcn Fp-Ap-
preparations for government reforesta-
tion of dcnuded lands looking to
adequate supplies Of timber and other
forest products are asked in bill
introduced today by Senator McNaryi
renlihliran. Of Oregon
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-09

BUTLER, Pa, March tB-Five
hundred and fifty glass workers en-
ployed by the Standard Plate Glass
company here were on strike today.
Representatives OF the men claimed
the company had not lived up to a
wage agreement.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-09

Setting two new alr records-flrSt
Pacific coast aviator to make the out
side loop, and first aviator in the
world to make three outside loops
Lieut.. D. w. Tomplinson, aircraft
squadron, battlefield, North Island,
San Diego entered the hall of fame
with his feat a few days ago.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-09
GoEBEL PLANS JAPAN TRIP

WOEbEL FLNNb JfAI INV WI
LOS ANGELES, March H9-Art
Goebel, winner Of the Dole Hawaiian
air race last summer landed at the
American airport here tonight after
a flight from New York preparatory
to good will trip to Japan.
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. COPYRIGHT 1928 N NEA SERVICE INC

He was m a4ectionate baby and
unusually demonstrative. When
he was tired he liked to be held.
and. with one hand clutching his
own yellow curls. would lay the
other conddingly against the
cheek Of the person who held him.
irHRlSTMAa came. aud Teddy.
~ at eight months. was lovelier
and more wtnsome than ever. Tad
brought home Z small tree In the
back Of hts car. and It was Valerie
who be9eed to decorate It. She
hung the baby's stocking. and
bought him toys enough for =
dozen children.
Then between Christmas and
New Years che sold her pleated
silver crepe-caly slightly mussy
and her scarlet Russian blouse
to Dolly Weston for $42. and pur-
chased With the proceeds q broad
cloth baby coat Of rosy taupe with
Z beaver collar.
"You mustn't. Walt" remon-
strated Sybil.
"Why pot?" she demanded. II
lov1 him more than anything"
A FTER the holidays Mabel
"a phoned.
''Sybll DEAR" she pleaded, you
simply must help me lind an apart
ment. We came back yesterday.
and went directly to Aunt
Emma.a. hut Jacks a. nervous as
4 witch with aunty puttering
around. And W absolutely must
gst into ! place Of our own.
my 9eAr. I never was 80 happy
In eli ny life. Jacks perfectly
wonderful. But he'll die II We
stay here-I know he will.
"Rents are something dreadful.
A hundred and twenty-five for any
place you'd look at. Seventy-nve
for tho most miserable little
kitchenets.
~ 0y1O& ~ 000 SAO 00W
apartments on Commonwealth
electric refrigeration and every
thing. suppose they're simply
out Of aight-but we've got to Get
somswher1-and that's al there
Ii to Il.
Jack says he doesn't care what
e costa, He's like that. The most
extravagant creature, you ever
saw. why, on our honeymoon. h1
simply MADE mo blly evefything
! % much 40 looked - Oh. dar.
ling. its simply too good to b
true. | keep pinching myself 70
10 e I'm really awake"
sybil met her that AFTERNOON.
/ A new Mabel, Il abbreviated
skirts and rrench pnmp1.
FOR 70 pears. he explalRod.
surveying her ot1hbv vampe eou-
placsntly. I've been dressing llke
: stylish stout. Not I'm on =
dot. and ! huy ~ clothes n To
mtaees' Vepartment."
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No Dub as q Golfer

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. IL
Where the .,oneses and the Hagcns
and the Won Elms are concerned, ,
score Of 10 is an unheard Of thing,
but to John J. Dubb and his thou
sands Of friends it Is not % worse.
And for . nine-year-old Caddy--
WELL. it's rather slick.
Here's 'Cal" Cogyins, Birming-
ham, Ala, caddy, and he is nine
years old, who stands N high IS
an ordinary driver and who shouts
the sportiest course in this town
around no consistently.
His golf clubs, bag and balls have
been given him by his various
clients. Some Of the clubs are
sawed off to fit, but he often uses
them full length.
He plays golf every chance he
gets unless work interferes, for his
Responsibilities" make it necessary
that he work as much as he can. He
and . brother, another caddy, sup
port their widowed mother and con-
tribute all their earnings to the
family purse. And these earnings,
in view Of tho fact that Cal il the
pet" Of the club, run high.
Pro Danny Goss has him in charge
and says he's going to make = classy
golfer out '6f. him.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One floor lamp Ma
hogany standard, l dark gum
wood bed, l Vernis Martin bed, l
single bed complete, daybed with
pad, l wash stand for two tubs
and wringer, four section screen,
toilet bench, good condition. Cali
at All Fifth street, Hazelhurst.
FOR SALE-White sewing machine
$25, child's bed $12, floor lamp SIS,
"a sized bed SIS, dining table $40,
kitchen table and chairs IS. Call
at 715 Eighth street.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Second-
hand Hamilton piano cheap. First
class condition. Can be seen 1t
518 Eighth street. Phone 1883.
FOR SALE-Household goods, some
pieces almost new. Reason for SELL
ing, leaving city. Phone 1883 or
call at 826 Sixth street.
FOR SALE-Beautiful Walnut din
ing set in Italian design, almost
new. Price reasonable. Call 0l2
Main Ave. or phone 919-J.
FOR SALE-Day bed and mattress
almost new, rocker and large
looking glass. Call at AIS Fourth
or phone 1852.
BARGAINS IN used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co., Mandan,
N. D.
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~ ELEANOR EARLY

Sybil laughed. Marriage" shs
observed. ais like the things you
eat-one girls meat. and another
girls poison"
well, my dear. the dose you
had would have poisoned any
Que.
MABEL uibbled . bran mufin.
NJ and toysd abstsmiously with
= salad Of beets and exgs.
+ s.Please don't think me too
nervy for words." she burst out
suddenly. "but why don't you get
Z divorce. and marry Craig? Is
Il because Of that boy who was
killed."
Sybil pushed her sundae away.
and cupped her chin reflectively In
her palma
.'Time.' she answered slowly.
changes everything. Stark TRACE
dies become beautiful memories.
When ! think Of John Il isn't like
: great saping wound any more.
it, = scar that II healing over. "
She smiled At her memories o.
one smiles 1T q child. tendsrly.
".And the past" she whis-
psrsd softly. lis . moonlit city
Of dreams. beautiful In distance.
Il was lovely little romance. All
exquisite things are frail. and per-
ish. First love ID like the 1rst
violet In springtimo. There's
never another that seems %
sweet"
Mabel stirred her tea vigor.
ously. SYPHILIS unexpected elo-
Quence embarrassed her.
"Gosh," she sid. you sound
like : book"
And then. after : minute. do
you think. Sib, that 4 woman can
love more than one man In : life
timer"
sybil crunblsd ! ladynnger re-
doctively.
"Yes-s-a. ! suppose you could
lore = dozen dilferens men h Z
dozen dilterent Ways.
] ''Thers are % many degrees OF
the well-known scatAsy-aot oil
az them scstatie, y b sure.
There's young love. which II alto
gather blind. and violent during
s
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PUPILS CAN'T LOVE
TEACHER ANY MORE
NV NEA Seryice)

(by N EA Sefvlce)
Newcomerstown, O., Oct. 1.-THE
business Of falling in love with
teacher was taboo here when school
started this fall.
The board of education had voted
to prohibit dating" between teach
ers and pupils. The penalty, in case
Of marriage, is dismissal, even
though the second party to the cere-
mony is not within jurisdiction of
the SCHOOLS.
The resolution, in part:
"Any pupil or teacher of the New
comerstown school district marrying
within the school year automatically
withdraws from the school.
ANY teacher Of the schools dat
ing with a pupil of her school auto
matically resigns her position"
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ending Of the film is that Of the
book. Herbert Brenon, who made
"Peter Pan" and BEAU Geste." says
that "Sorrell and Son" is his best
picture. A father himself. Mr..
Brenon believes the story Of "Sorrell
and Son" is that of any father and
son, and that the appeal Of the film
as entertainment is supplemented by
its spiritual effect on men and
women who view it.
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RATS IMPERIL CHILD

Adena, O., Oct. 11.-Mothers in
towns near e coal mines are seri-
ously alarmed since 1-year-old Betty
Sickle was attacked by rats while
asleep in her bed. Lack Of refuse in
the mines is forcing the rodents to
the surface and into homes, and
mothers are taking precautions to
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-Large, beautiful Bis
marck residence with large
grounds and lots Of trees and
shrubs. Very well located. Will
accept Burleigh county unim-
proved land as part payment. Ad-
dress Ad. No. SO, care Tribune.
FOR SALE-A modern newly dec
grated house facing west and gar.
age, consisting Of twelve lots, To-
Gated in outskirts Of city, fine
place tor anyone wanting to raise
chickens. Reasonably priced.
Write Tribune Ad. No. SO.
FOR RENT-Eight room house,
strictly modern, close in. Also
furniture for sale. Call at 113
Mandan street or phone 637-J.
FOR RENT-Modern cottage, close
in. Suitable for responsible couple.
Write Tribune Ad. No. 90.
FOR RENT-Five room modern
house, reasonable to responsible
party. Phone 81.
FOR RENr-Furnished modern six
room house, close in. Write Trib-
une Ad. No. 20.
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liam O'Grady hurled Z brick through
the window. He was arrested and
charged with disorderly conduct.
But the court ruled that throwing
stones at mama-in- laws home was
only malicious mischief and placed
William on probation for one year,
with the suggestion that he try less
violent means Of approaching his
wife.
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embittered little devil. chasing
rainhows on silly primrose path.
''ouca I had = gs:den boy-my
beautiful John. With the sun in
his hair, and all the blue Of sky
and sea in his eyes. He died. like
. crusader. for IN ideal. And new
he slips. like phantom In khaki.
between Craig and me. Dear old
Craig. In his double-breasted
serge. With 4 little dandruff on his
shoulders. and his hair = tribe
bald. where he parts it.
Mabel crumpled her napkin.
"Sybil Thorne. you're q bigger
fool than thought-and good
ness knows that is q fool. Don't
you know that all life is q COM
promise? II you can't have what
you want. take what you can get
and be thankful. There aren't
even crumbs for half the girls
who cry for cake.
Craig may be- nothing hut q
compromise to you. But. there
are suffering sisters who'd give
their eyoteeth for = worse bar
gain. And Craig won't go begging
long. You can bet your bottom
dollar on that. Personally, l
think ron don't deserve him. I've
wasted my last bit Of sympathy on
you.
"A phantom In khaki Is It:
You're N antiquated Laura Jean
Libby model-that's what you
are! 'Qandrulf on his shoulders'!
Dear Lord. has the girl gone
crazy? Come on, let's get out Of
here. We're late. anyhow. l had
an appointment with a real estate
agent at four. Pretty gold hair.
baby olua eyes. You'd like him.
Heavens little gift to women"
At the elevator they met Dolly
- Weston. A breathlesa Dolly.
with . daub OF careless rouge on
either cheek.
"Syhil!" she cried. "Oh. how
do yOu DO, Mrs. Moore3s Dolly
was always garrulous. my dear.
I'm glad I found you! I'm simply
worried q death. MIRA Thorne
said you might b here-l just
phoned her. Then ! grabbed
taxi. and simply ten down. I'm
o perfect .creck."
Dolly cast . backward glance
into the mirror. My goodness!.
she squealed. II didn't even pow.
der ny nooe!" And then, sud
denly serious with the import of
her errand. ITS about Valerie.
Syhil. Something dreadful. I
simply hato q tell you,. NY dear.
I'm absolutely al broken up
about IT,
TO Be Continued)
(Dollv WestoA tells . startli1g
tele AZ Tsleri1. end Incidentally
~ -
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protect their babies. Baby Betty
suffered nine decorations and the
flesh was eaten from her knuckles to
the bone befor- cries Of the protest
ing infant alarmed the household.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

SYBIL THORNE, BOstOu s0cle-
~ girl. has scandallxed her little
world By having q baby and fail.
ing to present its father. oyhll
was quite properly married. 1Ut
there area great many peOple
who decline to believe it.
she married RICHARD EusTIa
met ON shipboard and were maze
ried after nm acquaintance 81 lve
days. Two weeks later Sybel
left him for great and seHtQns
cause. She meant to Keep The
marriage secret. until such time
NJ she might quietly secure . d.
vorce. But. to her sisnay. she
child. Pnssionately rebelliens
Mt nrst. she loves her bahy Wildly
from the very moment 81 Ass
birth.
Before her marriage 70 Hustts
sybil had been Informally en-
gagged to CRAIG NEWnALL, Who
has loved her devOtedly for years.
heen another man-JOHN LAW
RENEE. who went to france
with the 4. e. r. and Never -
turned. He smiled On the eve 81
Ms contemplated n4SR(age - ~
hi. and left her thoroughly heart
Ieantime MABEL BLAME. So
hii's dearest friend. evve1a JACK
MOORE. and Sybl1 ID u9atroo -
homer. she reproachea herself Ter
HAVING neglected the baby 1ue1m9
the preparations Tor Mab's we'd
ding.
CHAPTER xxxllI
CYBIL held her baby on her lap.
- and twisted his yellow ringlets
into curls.
eve an awful. clammy feel
ing" she said. As II something
dreadful was going to happen 70
him."
She clutched him to her heart.
and held him 90 tightly that he
cried in fright. and dug his small
fists against her face. to free his
little body from her embrace.
Tad, picking out idle notes at the
piano. stopped his humming to
laugh.
Eve said that to ADAM" he
remarked, whenever Cain or
Abel got . cold in the head. All
mothers have the same 'clammy
feelinss'-anA the offspring In
variably survives"
Mrs. Thorne drew her purple
afghan about her narrow shout
ders and shivered.
eve got SOS believe the
Lords never going to be through
furnishing us" she confessed dis
mally. Though Il He ever let
anything happen to that baby. i
seems q II thera'd Be nothing slss
70 live Tor.
They al Aworshiped Teddy. ana
declared stannchly that he was =
real Thorne. He Was : hand
some child with endearine. small
manners. It wa. tor instance. biz
adorable way to slip his soft. baby
hand into the hand OF one or an
other OF his worshipluS relatives.
.
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CAPITOL THEATRE

Father-and-son love is the theme
Of "Sorrell and Son." Herbert Bren-
on's production Of Warwick Deep
ings best-selling novel. made into 4
United Artists picture and offered
at the Capitol theatre soon.
H. B. Warner appears ~ Stephen
Sorrell. and Mickey McBan and Nils
Asthsr enact, respectively. the child
Kit and the matured Kit Sorrell.
The notable cast includes Anna 9.
Nilsson as Dora Sorrell, Carmel Ny
ers as Florence Palfrey, Norman
Trevor Al Thomas Roland, Alice
Joyce as Fanny Garland, Mary Mo-
Ian as Molly Roland, and Louis VOL
helm as Sergeant Buck.
Much Of "Sorrsll and Son. was
filmed in England and with the aid
Of the author, Warwick Deeping.
All Of the film "Sorrell and Son" is
faithful to the spirit and letter of
Warwick Deeping's book, and the
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At the Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

Wallace Beery, Louise Brooks and
Richard Arlen are featured in "Beg-
gars Of Life" which comes to the
Eltinge for Friday and Saturday
showings. The plot is founded on
Jim, Tully's story. Il is 4 realistic
picturing Of the lives and conduct Of
hoboes. and one is made to feel that
they are seeing the real thing. The
picture is interesting, sympathy
arousing, and thrilling. Especially
thrilling is the scene showing the un-
coupling Of = caboose from 4 fast
moving freight train. The comedy,
Troubles Galore" and latest news
events are also on the Eltinee pro-
gram for Friday and Saturday.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. D.
Wanted: SKUNKS and BADGERS.
We are ready to receive them and
are paying highest prices. Bring
or ship them ! direct to the
NORTHERN" Hide and Fur Co.,
Box 265, Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-Six quarters Of good
ranging land joining one Of the
best lakes in the state, $500 per
acre. Also improved farms at rea-
sonable prices. Write Carl Russ,
Martin. N. d.
FOR SzLE-Ladies calf skin coat
with fox collar. Worn one season
and in good condition. Reasonably
priced. Call at 6O0 Eleventh street
or phone 1156-R.
FOR SALE-23 thoroughbred Jersey
cows, Is heifers, s bulls. Will rent
or sell $40 acre grain and dairy
farm. Ben Edwards & Son, Stan
ton, N. D.
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FOR EXCHANGE

VN GAN11 MANV%
FOR SALE OR TkApE-For Bis
marck residential property. Res
.taurant and confectionery located
At New Leipzig. N. D. A good
paying business. Inquire or write
Ad. No. 81, care the Bismarck
Tribune.
WILL TRADE my IL interest in
practically new 5 room bungalow
in Bismarck for half section Of
good prairie or cultivated land.
Address Ad. No. 81, care Of Trib-
une.
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M. B. GILMAN CO,
WORK WANTED

WOHA WAKEEU
WANTED-Tailor to do repair and
press work for small shop. Steady
position year round for right par
ty. State experience and salary
expected in first letter. Write
Tribune Ad. No. 81.
WANTED-To do alterations and
repairing on ladiea winter coats
and dresses. Also refining. 1O7
Fifth street, krall Tailor Shop,
Mrs. ]. Wentz.
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PAPA GOES WHERE

Chicago. Oct. 11.-Papa's mama
was with her mama and the latter
wouldn't let him see her. So Will
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