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showing brown with thread Of green
that are often becoming. But when one
tries to combine brown with blue or red
or orange trouble is imminent.
Brown may be used with black eff
fectively-and this is a combination
that French women favor and that is
usually more becoming to women of
characteristic French coloring than all
brown. combination of three shades
Of brown or of dark brown, light brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-02

Large Hollywood parties are taking on
new SAVIOR. Guests are being announced
with much JUNCTION. For some time
guests at large functions have been
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ofdemonstrat.
ingthatC CHAIRS
will do this for
you without
discomfort or
restraint. At
your request
O trained rep
reese n tative
will bring the
garment to
you at home
and explain
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-03-07

Bear in mind the annual st. Patrick
4 Day dance to be given by the '06
| Club on Friday evening, March Is.
supper served at midnight. 39-40
g Bob Baker recently succeeded in
capturing three large cougars in the
Fisher river country. One Was killed
but the two others were brought home
alive.
E. II. Curtis left the first of the
week for Oakesdale, Wash, to at
tend the funeral of his father who had
died there at the home of a daughter,
aged "a years.
Jack O'Brien was down from Jen-
nings yesterday transacting business
in Libby. O'Brien is one of the pio-
neers of this district having come
here some 80 years ago from Mime
sofa and says he likes Montana fine.
Members of the Methodist congre-
cation are making a church survey
of the city to determine the church
preference of each individual and thus
enable the church to more ...6elli-
gently serve the community.
If you want to enjoy good time,
come where the crowd will be on
Thursday evening, March IA. Candy
sale, lunch, old time pictures, gold
mines and everything. Something do
ing every minute, at the Presbyter-
ian church. 1910
Mrs. L. E. Throop of Troy has
been the house guest of the Misses
Grandjean the past week. After visit
ing her many friends in tour city
and having dental work done, she re-
turned to her home on No. Wednes-
day.
Through an oversight, mention of
the meeting of the r. B. L. Club was
omitted last week. The Club met last
week Thursday with Mrs. Elmer
Switzer and spent pleasant after
noon sewing and socially. Refresh
ments were served
The Queen Esther class of the
Methodist Sunday school had their
regular meeting, in the Sunday school
roSan of the chll-ch, last Monday
evening with the teachers, Lorna
Wemple and Lois Corbett, in charge.
After an hour ~of sewing, refresh
ments were served.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve a cafeteria lunch
in the basement Of the church on the
evening of Thursday, March Is. In
addition to the lunch there will be
varity Of novel attractions including
mine where you can dig for gold,
fish pond where for nickle you
can fish until you hook prize. Come
out and help US enjoy a good time.
39-40
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COMEDIANS MUST BE
HUMBLE'-CHAPLIN

Sharlie Chaplin, whose newest
COMEDY. The Circus" comes to the
KoA tenaL rhea}e Tuesday 4 Wednes-
day\Iegently gave it as his opinion,
based on his 9syn experience, that hu-
mility. kindlihess and ability to make
fun Of himself are the chiel qualities
that any aspiring comedian must
possess.
Pausing during production of
scene in "The Circus" wherein Merna
Kennedy had been appearing as a
bareback rider and he as slack wire
performer, Charlie discoursed freely
on comedians, good and bad:
Humility is first and foremost. l
don't put even the joy of living first,
although that is essential, of course.
Naturally, one couldn't be a comedian
without the ability to enjoy mirth,
the light and humorous play upon
the picture that life presents. But
humility is vital.
Unless he sees how big life is
and how small he himself is, a CO.
median can't grasp the humor of his
own situation in the universe. Humor
is a sense of proportion. 1t is based
on seeing the relation between big
ness and httleness, and between the
sublime and the ridiculous
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Methodist Church.
r. F. Wick, Pastor.

A Nut Sunday. To lie abed until
10, read the Sunday paper until /,
overeat till 3, lop around till night
and keep ones soul fhloroformed
throughout the one day of the week
especially designed for its enjoyment,
is surely Nut Sunday"
Services Sunday, March 10.
Church school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at II a. n. spe-
cial music, choir and quartet; Sermon.
What does believing on Jesus
meant"
Junior church at 3 p. m.
Epworth League at Gas p. m.
Evening service at 7:45 p. m. Or
chestra; singing; vital message.
Midweek prayer every Wednesday
evening at the parsonage. HaHr1 77 iii31aa.
There's welcome awaiting you at
this church
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Local Briefs

Miss Edna Bissell of Troy visited
friends here Monday.
Miss Muriel Johnson spent the
weekend visiting in Troy.
Mrs. Jack Raymond underwent an
appendix operation at the Libby hos
pital last week Wednesday, the APP
pendix being ruptured. The patient is
doing nicely. k
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-03-07

Miss Letha Williamson arrived
home Saturday from Spokane where
she had been three weeks.
Mrs. L. D. Williamson returned
home Sunday from Helena where she
had been called by the illness of
daughter.
Mrs. Frank Parsyck, former Libby
resident now living at Bend, Or, re-
mits to the Western News for another
years subscription and writes eve
always look forward to the day we
get our paper. Although there are
a lot Of strangers living in Libby
since we left we find news about
many Of our friends"
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First Presbyterian Church.

T1 ~ TtSUy WI IuIIE NIIHI ct.
Cor Lincoln Blvd. andSMonJana Ave
Rev. John Pate, Pastor.
Miss Frances Hedrick, Director Of
Music.
Services on Sunday, March 10, as
under:
Church school at 10 o'clock
Morning worship at IL. Subject of
Sermon: "The Master Musician Spe-
cial music by the choir.
Evening at 1880. Unfamiliar Texts.
"A Short Bed, and Narrow Covering"
A cordial invitation is extended to
any or all to the services of this
church.
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St. Johns Lutheran Church.
fotenhauer, pastor.

Going to church will not make you
a Christian, but if you are a Chris
tian you will go to church.
Sunday, March 10th; Divine serv-
ice, English language, IL a. m. Sun
day school, at 40 a. m.
Wednesday evening, March 10, mid
week Lenten service, English Ian
guage, 7:45 p. m.
Subject of sermon: "The crucifix-
ion and death of Jesus" (Luke 30,
26-38.)
There will be a solo by Mrs. Wal
ter Neils. ~
Everyone cordially invited to all of
our services.
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First Lutheran Church.

Utah Ave. and Larch st.
G. Gabrielsen, Pastor.
Divine services in the Scandinavia.
an language Sunday, March 10, at
lrl:00 a. m.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
The church board will remain af-
ter the services for deliberation on
matters of interest. Members and
friends. of the congregation are also
urged to attend.
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The Churches
Christian Science Church.

Christian Science Services are held
Sunday at IL a. m. and Wednesday
at s p. m.
The subject for the Lesson Sermon
Sunday, March 10, will be MAN"
Sunday School at GAS a. m.
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ST. Luke's Episcopal Church.

Evening services next Sunday,
March 10th, at o'clock. You are
cordially invited to attend.
Church school every Sunday at 10
a. m.
RICHARD PRICE, Missionary.
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Sunday school at 1000 a. M
Preaching at 1900 a. m. and 7:3C
p. m.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-07-20

what shall I do?" she moaned.
"How can ever tell Mrs. Hemming-
way?"
| was too Inundated by the failure
OF my plan to be very fertile in offer
ing suggestions. l felt that | was in
Disgrace with Maryella once more, and
l lad planned to ask her to marry me
when | restored the necklace.
Il Just can't face her, that's all !"
Maryella stated mournfully.
"I'H'tell her if you want me to-" I
Offered. AT least ! can do all the dis
agreeable work, even if wasn't very
bright"
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PLANTATION Of how there came . be only
one leg to my pair OF trousers, and I
keep them interested by telling them
about the robbery of the pearls. When
l explained that the booty was IN their
own car in parcel-post package
mailed at Fair Oaks, they were eager
to help me.
1T will be comparatively simple
matter" said one of them, &c find all
the packages which were mailed from
Fair Oaks. l don't think there were
many. 1t will be against the law for
US to let you examine them, but you
can make a memorandum OF where
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they are being sent and you can trace
the address that way"
That was even more than | had
dared hope. 1t is rather difficult to get
Uncle Sans clerks TO do anything out
of their routine business, and the mail
is an especially inviolable department.
After few minutes search they
showed ms a dozen packages which
had come on at Fair Oaks. All but
three of them were addressed to a
ma;l-order company in the city, and
two of the remainder were obviously
books.
Tha, lef; onl on, package under
~ ,.sn u W. abo, SIX inches long
81" item v'id with, depth Of
~ O. I've ant, one-hait inches. It
-, :; t;tt;" BIZ heavy, but II was doubt
lr,s W"l-pocEed both to insure its ar
IVA. ,u good order and also i'll order
q escape detection.
All you have 10 do SAID the rail-
way clerk, Is ia take this address, and
When yor get to the city 60 TO the
postmaster and have hin! hold this for
identification"
! thanked the boys and returned to
rny car.
AS had rather more than half Sus-
pected, julius was not there, nor did /
ever set eyes on him again. ! did not
care. l had the pearls once more; or
at least | had them where ! could get
them. They were really safer in the
nail-car than they would nave been in
my own possession.
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CHAPTER XIV.
THE PEARLS AT LAST.

After half an hour of delay we
got under way once more, and shortly
arrived in town. | went direct to
| the post-otice Just as ! was.
Although the postmaster az first re-
garded me with suspicion, owing to my
motcly garments, explained my con-
nectiou with the Daily Mail and gave
him enough OF my story to arouse his
interest.
He sent for the package under sus-
picion and assured me that he would
keep it personally until | arrived with
Maryella to identity the pearls.
l went to my own room and changed
10 suit of regular clothes. Then !
telephoned the Old Soldiers Home to
see if Maryella had gone back there.
Colonel Stewart informed me that the
entire party had left 10 catch the
afternoon train and that Msryella was
in Fair Oaks waiting to be joined by
the others.
When the train came in | was down
at the station to meet them.
Maryella was expecting me- and her
eye sought me annousiy N the throng
that was waiting IN the station. II
greeted tine others perfmctorIy and
dreY her one side.
II have located them at the post
Office, out you have got to coma over
and identify them
She sqnseSed my hand 'Oh, To%sI
she said swcetty, "you are wopderta
I swelled with pride as. ! diselained
am special credit for hspirg her oft
of her pretncamen:. J haited cab and
together we went to thu pess-oace.
Tas postmaster was expecting Us Ind
we wsre readily aduntted.
The box Ivy on BIS dcslE apd st~s
a short explanation freu MarySiia b |
opened K /
i contained swcsw bessnitu,. large
We lsft he post-Siacs stscsrteiy
srestisifn. I bad been 40 positive tpas
Eat paefagc eontainsd tbe rsArh thea
wogk SeDgc stsiked my HE % T.
Row .Sas tn,irs' 4oosei me 'agsial
'. As5sk NDs AaG sst& 8 Hei,
fk6 - 81. ". - .ss-,r.. ~.-1a.s.
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Make Summer A Season Of
Beauty

VIII Au make your summer sea-
son of greater beauty-or will you let
i be a period of neglect, when your
good looks go off" and your greatest
beauty s submerged by the effects of
exposure to sun and wind?
Il en- be ono Of two things for you
Ibis snuuer season. It can b .
Zine al pecisimins beauty, or il can be
q hms when you lose mnca of the
aiasn and youh yep how bsye. It
b Tor yq "a decide to make It a
pexaod Of beauty -receustsuetsou- Be
In ROW 30 c3aE a sn1mner beauty pro-
Rram tnt uN add to Jom attractive
fess and hing pou 10 al autumn
Completely free Of summer regree1-
b sp&e Of lie Disadvantages Of
auzmes-fe veas4xzmg gd drying
SEss a nm md hest-fsEsue-&ere
q sogn &etpt stssqtaee1 from .
o3ndpntt a per1oQd hasxJ Fsut
u n ma ausmef b Z spsnd dIne
& een xair &uue vheehr you
0 b nd O.. p GsA lx e1-
- VI d Shaz end M w
E1e dlgt ~ m H1ng1y as6
2ok - Npsax-ds -
- - & - Tn1n1
A:, "a
SuuE ygnGr nd
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Handling Refuse

Save all paper bags to line the
trash can which receives scraps of
food, Feelings and dry waste matter
of ali sorts. Thus refuse can be dis
posed OF IN a very cieanly and santi- !
tary way.
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that benefits both figures and COM
plexions. Fresh vegetables, salads,
fruits and cool drinks made with fruit
juices all do wonders for your looks
and your dispositions in warm weather.
If you are trying to reduce, live
for six weeks on fruits, vegetables
and dark, coarse breads, and see
what inroads it will make on your
(girth If you wish to gain, add to this
diet plenty of eggs, milk, cream and
cereals. But IN any case, try to do
without meat N warm weather, and
al rich foods and sweets. Drink lots
Of water-ifs good for your bodily
health and your complexion. And
drink fruit drinks particularly lemno-
ade-or ginger ale. They are excel
lent for you and are both easy and
pleasant TO take On summers day.
Above a1-prutect yor skm-th4t
Is the fEE hW Of summer cnmpSexin
|esse We yin suppose dat you ags
F1rrmg qut yow regular program
LOT drsnspg. derng and TONNE,
|&& @ me proper p-pa1ahoo
INN Id to 4 epe q nD1 psote6
FNeA 3 Vn - n for outnee
|spnEe stzsxnn1 pe . sm .Dd uint
ND sruap dAt Ienkra6nes =
(3nGtasa dra Of oubdoor zposa
. Il 20 ~ d,poe q Md ssn-
(rsSpl fga iesdes, p f douay san
(apd pap1peAe4 % vi = heenmngiJ
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ooh, ula your" Maryelia smiled
wistfully THAT will make it little
easier. I don't know how l can
place them, but / suppose that !.
work my fingers to the bone AL the
rest of my life, Ike women did in
the story about the diamond necklace,
I can replaces them before / die"
"But the diamonds in de Maupas.
SAINTS story were only paste. Maybe
Mrs. Henrningway's pearls were ir1i-
tatiou." o
mo SUCH luck" moaped Maryella.
These were ree ones"
We took cab to the Henrmingways'
house t. get 4 over with as soon as
possible,
,Ws gat taan almost - sQap as they |
did. They appeared very happy, ara
we're even nice to me; which was more
than l expected, considering the wa,
they had felt toward me during the
last couple Of days.
While Maryella stood tearfully by /
told them the story of the necklace and
how we had traced them and discoy-
cred only the package of eggs.
Mrs. Hemingway heard me
through without interruption, smiling
sympathetically. At the end she
laughed.
: l gazed at her anxiously. Was she
going insane at her lossi
No; her amusement was genuine.
"Oh, am sorry" she said at last,
that caused you so much trouble;
but here are the pearls"
She reached in her handbag and
produced the strand, lustrous and
atiny against her throat, around which
'he clasped it.
"Why, how did you get them7"
hammered Maryella, confused.
81 saw them lying on your dresser
ne night that John came back to the
Did Soldiers Home, and as l knew
'ou were through with them l picked
hem upp =
1t seemed simple enough, and Mary
LA and I laughed with relief as we
vent down to our cab once more.
Once inside, she laid her hand on
~ arm and said: Anyway, Tom, it
fas splendid Of you 10 nalse the effort
on did, and l wi; aevss iofsss l."
"Neyerr ] aded. .
Mo-
Not svn sitter you arc married to /
aa Ceoperr ] asked gloomily.
She laughed. No, because I am ],
srer going to marry Jim "copper" y
Not merry jim Cooperl" re- !.
ss4ed. "Tsea whom are you Soipg 4
, paryr Il
~rhss dspSds eatireS upop you"
% ssid, and startled traffic police /
sn by mating my NEXT remarks IN !!
autpsnina i
We went opt together the following
eek after the SLOW had melted and
,eratcd % Grsndmother Page for . !,
Nv pump gear. She was absurdly !,
rssatui, end didn't stop once all the |!
~ hpn,e, although II took us nearly {.
use hours to make the trip because
b hssd 70 drive using only ono arm
Ri n for The bestl p!
!. ;. A,.Ihe End !
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Italian Vegetable Salad

Sliced radisfns, tomato, and cucrm.
Der, cold COOKED cauiifower, cold
cooked asparagus, 3. slice or two of
Spanish onion and heaxts of lettuce
and urarn1ate well With French dress
ing made 10 proPortins of 3 table
spoons olive Cd to tablespoon
vinegar and serve very cold.
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A Fragrant Fruit Drink

To each glass of gingr ale add Q
tablespoons of juice from a can of
apricots. Pour over cracked ice and
garnish with fresh mint.
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\ EjntS
6 .Hr H6e
Il lone
~ Xsaeg, zen,

Have you allowed yonr ice-box to
help you in every possible way on hot
days-given it a chance to serve de
1icious ice-box meals instead of the
regulation hot foods?
These treats can be arranged so
easily and what a joy it ia scant
half hour before mealtine to step
leisurely indoors, open the refrigerator
and pull out a magic menu all ready
to put on the table.
Early in the Gay plan your meal
ard prepare it, choosing only recipes
and combinations that will work hdr-
mcnicdSly i'll SUCH a scheme-one hot
dish may be Included; otherwise, let
each course be something tantalKingiy
cold-and how you'll enjoy I'll
Ice Box Menu
Jeffied Bouillon
Cbeese Chips
Gebmeat ard QGItred H>rd-hsasd
EGGS on Lefnee MayoonAise
Saratoga Potatoes
.s.sss,s, Erceotsh (re-hexzG
$500 Ice-5oa Psddnc
ssS&r y Beverage
Ihna- Beams ala King
10 z cnye cooked fyush tm@ sdls|
Z heaeing tablespoons e4osped
pinaiea4o, 8 sliced hard bo2ed egs1
o bit of minced parsley and exp q
white sauce. Add last two tafae-
spoons grated cheese and b'eod vel
md esxe bot iassrsd Of meat.
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INCEST SOAP Dish

INCEST Soap Dish
Especially in the kitchen are those
rough rubber soap dishes convenient.
They not only rinse ont as easily as a
sponge, but can also be used to scoE,
the sink IN fifty.
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S5Eh.lM1AESlySSSy
&xs9RNexX oVJ
Or EeTefid RubiI1skeRe

Where becy delights aid signs of kindness bind
There erei Whereer III Leave heart behind nc!
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Final Instalnent

'Wait minute" / said. An idea
had struck me. Il have a friend up
in the next coach who will pay my
fare
All right Let rle meet him" The
conductor was frankly sceptical.
led the way with some ;n;sgiving
across the swaying platform to the
Smoking car ahead.
IS, julius was still there, his back
turned toward us. Evidently he was
grcayl.. cr":ented with his lot in the
world
~rowded into the s. at in front Of
hin.
offering cats" Tie cigar fell
fr,. 5etween Julius's lips,
gs, its your old pal, Tom Bill
be. said reassuringly, at the same
tin wing down my left eyeiid
.,iled, he preserved a discreet
silence He had no way of knowing
wiz, my next move was going to be.
illus" ! said heartily, az and that
l haze come away from home without
any cash, and l want you to pay my
fare"
uils laughed a hearty, ringing
lauah.
Me, pay your fare2 l don't know
you from Adam"
leaned over and whispered in his
ear. There is a sheriff in the next
car behind" ! said. IF you pay my
fare I won't tell him you are on the
train
Il was a long shot, but he had no
meaus of knowing whether ! was tell
inc the truth or not and it won.
why didn't You say that in the
hrSt rlace?" Julius said heartily, reach
int down in his pocket and producing
a roll of bills, one of which he handed
t. the conductor.
Where do you want to go to"
asked that worthy.
Julius looked inquiringly at me.
90 am goir. wit. tI.S gei!s>a.>f..
l Setd tc &c.. c., .-.'.
lulu. g.H.s -. a....:.... e. win
the ,,Ica.y. ..yIg ch2aS an who.
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King George OF Great Britain as
he appeared on his return home
after his prolonged illness and
convalescence. The King is now
fully recovered. (Herbert N. W
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Rcemsla fnr Destroying Flea
Use pit ipius;on a q.nssiA 4 q.
nsoist ssas, ! o. peppns Nh nd
,seasd shoA h snsnsA
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e. ~. les. sos, ..,a,a' wnicE,
cNccp, dig a. ~, -, ..dt set tie
pcIils auruiN
+r 50, N sueucc ior some time d.
gest.ug this. Finally ne gcincd.
How do you thrlk you will get the
pearls?" he asked at length.
Perfectly simple, my dear Julius,
I answered, patTonizingB. AL
have to do is to go to the postmaster
of your town as soon as this tram gets
IN and ask him to hold all mail adj
dressed to a man b. the name OF
julius something Or other There cant
be many JuliuSeS, and | will be pretty
sure to get the right package"
Darn clever" he admired. 1T
would work, too, if | had addressed
thai package to myself, but | didn't, |
Besides my real name amt julius
lie leaned back and surveyed me
witt an impudent smile. My face must
haze shown how crestfallen | was at
having my scheme overthrown.
wasn't much OF a detective. after all,
not to have thought OF this simple de-
vice for evading me. Now | had be-
traytd nv plan to him and 1t was
worthless.
Don't be down-heartcd, pa" ne
said encouragingly. you've done
pretty good for an amateur, but | am
too old hand for you. | have been
UP against this game too often.
Re was still telling himself how
gouG ae was when our train came to a
SLOW stop. We both looked out to see
il Il vas d station |, was not We {
werc n ae midst Of 9 snow-piied
prgiri@ !,
~Wha& tie d>uce Is the rnatter%
julius inquired arxiorsiy,
Every one was asking the same
question, turning to one another in the
&isleS. Il
Finally some one got out to see, and
returned shortly with the information {
that we were stuck IN snow-drift
with every probability OF being there
Cor some time
After we had waited quite 8 while
I had new idea. got up and started
Gown the aisle. you amt going to q
ksve me, are you, paiT asked Julius.
sYoc better krep an eye on me If you
Dver expect to see ne again"
s1'll take a chance on that" ! as a
erred him. You've got fat chance g
of getting away in dds kind OF com
~ with The Snow eight feet deep"
Ny action IN deserving him evidently v
puSzied BIN. but he did not follow.
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~,rk rusty knives and foCo up and
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-07-20

Princess Iona, whose mother is
the youngest daughter of the Ex-
King of Saxony.> The young prin-
cess won a health contest recent
ly in Budapest. (Herbert, N.iY.)