davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

Here are two of the new fur
coats which are very popular this
year. On the left is the boxy
type, done in sable shade kolin-
sky. The top band of the front
border forms a tricky set of poe
kets and the reverse narrows down
in the back to allow for the low
lhair-do.
The clean-cut swagger, fash
ioned of Persian lamb, is always
in style. This, pictured ON right
above, has a two-fold swing form
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26
DISTRICT JUDGES ARE WELL
QUALIFIED

Eight of the nine district judges
of the Fourth Judicial District will
be up for reelection in November.
The ninth, John Yeager. will go to
the supreme court bench.
These men have all served for
years-years of experience that
cannot Come to those who do not
occupy their positions. Each one,
before he was elected to the Dis
trict Court, practiced law in his
own right and through their in
dividual record the voters of this
district saw fit to place them on
tho bench.
In order to maintain the high
standard of the court capable men
must be elected and the present
judges have proven that they are
qualified and of high character,
efficient and courteous.
Their record of office is the best
fair consideration to all and par
tiality to none-the rule that they
have strictly adhered to.
A vote for the present district
judges, Willis G. Sears, Charles
Leslie, James M. Fitzgerald, Ar
thur C. Thomson, w. A. Day,
Frank M. Dineen, John A. Riye,
and Herbert Rhoades, is vote ter
continued capable, efficient and
fair supervision of our district
court.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

NJ. F. WI wish to know If
this boy I am going with will mar
ry me before he has to go to the
army?
Ans. It's going to take more
than the army to scare him into
marriage. Don't depend on his
marrying you for he doesn't feel
the same toward you that you feel
for him. You are much too young
to be getting marrier anyway.
4#s*ss
P. H.-My mother In law takes
care of my child but she and her
husband are separated now and
she wants me to come back there
and help her so she can continue
to keep house Tell me what to
do?
Ans: She isn't able to keep
your youngster unless you help
her with the expenses. Why don't
you set aside a regular sum each
week to send her for the child's
board and it won't be necessary
for you to have to go back. You
have regular work here and you
shouldn't make a change now.
44HAHA
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

to look after you. Make plans to
work If you go to live with her.
G. M.-My husband and / have
been separated for several years.
He married again but now his wife
is dead. He tells me that he
wants to marry me again. Do you
think it would be a wise thing to
do2
Ans: Your husband didn't ap-
preciate you until he married the
second time. Yes--it seems to me
that If you take him back and
marry him again-he will make up
to you for the past. You will have
to do your part but you are older
now and understand better. I am
sure you two could find happiness
together.
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too excited or too anxious. Be calm
and deliberate about your effort,
whatever you choose to do.
''The freshness and youth of your
rival need not be too large an OBJ
stacle for you. Study yourself and
study your home. II you've slipped
in your care of the home, Inn
mediately correct that. If you've
slipped in the care of yourself,
Immediately consult a good beauti-
clan. Go to one you trust. Put
your cards on the table, and tell
her you want her advice, the same
as you want doctors advice when
you are i'll.
Refresh yourself. Perhaps q
change in hair style will add more
sparkle and glamour Perhaps your
hair needs some other attention. II
1t shows the advances of age, re-
juvenate Its appearance. Creams
and powders and other cosmetics,
correctly applied, can rejuvenate
the appearance of your skin.
"Recapture some of the charm
OF your own youth. Don't overdo
it, of course. That's why l sug-
gested that you let a beautician
guide you. But make yourself again
be the girl he married and the
woman he has loved and protected
-. and you're sure to re-kindle his
interest in you and to dampen his
interest in your younger-but un-
tested and untried-rival."
I'm always happy TO help when
ever possible. Send me your prob
lens on beauty and romance. I'll
reply promptly.
What are your beauty prob
lens? Write: Marie Downing,
Lniense Beauty Bureau, 1909
LindeH Blvd, 81. Louis, No.
and she will be gl4d to answer
them. Be sure to enclose q self
addressed envelope.
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let, an "old-fashioned" mesh bag
and an interesting pendant. A
casual group for daytime occupies
the bottom of the page. A blue
felt hat and alligator bag allows
one to use the very classy pigskin
gloves and natural wooden jewel
ry. The large wooden beads are
just right to compliment any plain
outfit and make one the last word
i'm fashion.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

j. T. R.-My sister and I have
an apartment and she is planning
to return to her husband. Should /
keep the apartment Or give it up?
Tell me when the new 1941 Astro-
logy Readings and Lucky Day
Charts will be ready?
Ans: The only way you can
keep the apartment is to get some
close friend or relative to live with
you and share the expenses. If
possible keep it-for you have been
very happy there. Yes-my new
1941 Astrology Reading and Lucky
Day Charts are off the press. Send
a quarter along with your full
name, correct birthdate and adj
dress and I will mail yours out i'm
mediately.
C. G. HID love to have him,
in fact I would do anything for
him. We both are always trying
to out do the other. He doesn't
live near me and when I hear a.
bout him running with another
girl. I start running with other
boys and he doesn't like it. Tell
me what to do?
Ans: Your tactics are right in
my opinion. If he insists on going
out with other girls, you are doing
right to go out with the boys. He
loves you-else he wouldn't come
to see you so often and take you
back to his home so much. 1t is
indicated to me that you two will
see your way to get married next
summer.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26
Women, Girls Learn
Merit Of "BuiId-Up"

A woman's periodical distressI
from headaches, nervousness, ilri-
liability, cramp-like pain may be
due to this fault: functional dys-
menorrhea brought on by an under
nourished condition.
There's convincing proof of this
in the way so many women and
girls are helped by CARDUI. Be-
cause it usually stimulates appel
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

Did you every try black and
brown together? Combine this
striking hat, upper left, in brown
with a black suede bag, brown
gloves and jet costume jewelry
and there is very smart combin-
alton. In the upper right is some
clever evening wear. old silver is
the prescription this time. But
ton earrings set with large bril-
liants are shown with a wide brace
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ing under the shoulder blades and
flaring out toward the hem. No
more lumpy punches around the
shoulders because carefully tail,
ored yokes accent the smooth fit.
But, the best news of all Is that
there is a fur for every purpose
there is a fur for every purse.
New dyeing and pocessing of furs
are so perfected that a pretty good
expert is needed to tell the real
animl from the lowly rabbit.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

ite and the flow of gastric juice;
so aids digestion; helps build up
physical resistance to periodic dis
tress for many users.
Others who take it few days
before and during "the time,' have
found CARDUI helps ease their
periodic distress. Used so years.
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26

M. C. MI wonder if it would,
be right for me to go to my sisters
in kansas this winter?
Naturally she would be happy to
see you-but don't go unless you
expect to work and pay your own
way while out there with her. She
isn't too we'll off and she isn't able
The Omaha guide., 1940-10-26
I'm THE SHADOW
1OF THE STARS
i h -AbbE' 'UdHQCE
bbE' E'LdHQCE
lbuncrsr NrHrALlsr On me AnralcAA 5r4sE

Ne,-You. oun1ON "FREH" Tins COLUMN For
ep, Rally READING LUCKY
pY mail confidential letter OF Free ADVICE anayz
s % () Questions privately full address, and brthda'e to
Ii letter. and please addressed ambd envelope for your reply
care of Able Wallace, P o. Box H. Atlanta Georgia.
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A. R. T.-My wife, from her
ways and actions don't seem as if
she is true to me and | am very
dissatisfied. Tell me what to do?
Ans: AS | see it - you're
JEALOUS. You have no actual
proof that she is two-timing you.
Her actions make you think that
she is living a double life. Well
she knows that you're jealous and
she is deliberately going out of her
way to make you jealous and un'
happy.
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IN CIRCUIT COURT, ELEVENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. sTATE OF
FLORIDA. COUNTY OF MON
ROE. IN CHANCERY.
No. z-S2s
VIRGINIA LOU RICHTER.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
t appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the aboye-stated cause that
r. NJ Richter, the defendant there
IN named, is a nonresident of the
State Of Florida and resides at U.
> Navy, co Postmaster, Philadel-
phia, Pa; and that said defendant
is over the age of twenty-one
the State of Florida the service of
a summons in chancery upon whom
would bind said defendant
IL is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and he is hereby re-
quired to appear to the bill OF COM
plant filed in said cause on or be-
fore Monday. the 5th day of August,
A ~ 1910. otherwise the aIlega-
tlonS Of said bill will be taken as
confessed by said defendant
1t is further ordered that this or
der be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub
lished in said county and state.
Done and ordered this eth day of
June, A d. 1910.
(SEAL) Ross C SAWYER
Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe Coun-
ty, Florida
by (Sd-) Florence E Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
1uneS-15-22-29; iuly6, 1910
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Chapter Three
Derek

NORMA had left for her school
and Johnny and Lance were
still sleeping at nine the next
morning. Jan was wsshing break
fast dishes when he care into the
kitchen wrapped in a pink bed
quilt whose color fought with his
red hair. He had contrived a
shave, probably with Johnny's
razor, and his hair was dampened
and brushed into quiescene.
II don't want much to eat" he
said. "Just some orange juice.
bacon and eggs, ten or twelve
pancakes and a pot of coffee"
You'll eat oatmeal and toast
and like it, young man." she as
serted, placing cup on a shelf
away from the jeopardy of ner-
vous fingers. Il suppose I'll have
70 get you some clothes"
%What, no -four sacks? I've al
ways wanted to wear Fishers
Blend across my chest - of
course, Climax would do. You
look much better this morning,
young marinerl It's a shame you
didn't take heed of Coleridge's
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racket. Lance wants his break
fast" she murmured, reaching
into the cupboard for a colorful
lacquered tray.
'Lance?"
my brother" She dished I'D
oatmeal from the double boiler,
slipped two slices of bread on the
toaster, deity sliced a grapefruit
and sprinkled it with powdered
sugar. A tiny quirk of amusement
touched her sweetly curved lips.
This Derek was bursting with
questions concerning her and
Lance and this strange household.
but, almost rudely reticent him
self, he evidently hesitated to ask
her anything. He didn't, either,
until she returned to the kitchen
some fifteen minutes later with a
cigarette for him. when he said:
Shall I snoop or will you tell
alp"
His easy bantering tone pleased
her, she realized suddenly. She
had feared he would be dour and
tragic. Lance wants to see YOU"
she told him. His room is>direct-
ly across from yours. If he likes
you, he'll tell you anything you
want to know"
I'D rather hear it from you. l
sense mystery here. Why do you
wait on him and why doesn't he
come downstairs"
Her eyes saddened. Hes Grip
pied. He was a fine pilot, one Of
the youngest and best test pilots
in the country. He was never
afraid. He had braSs-lined nerves.
He took a job az test pilot for a
plane factory near here at an
enormous salary. Something went
wrong with a ship on trial fight
and he crashed"
"But surely SURGERY" he asked
intently. soberly.
They tried. Several of the best
surgeons in the country. They
patched up everything but his
knees-the knee caps were shat
tered-he can't even use clutches.
And he's so young, so pitifully
young, to spend the rest of his life
in wheel chair. He's just thirty"
Derek's dark brows drew to-
gether. "Tm twenty-six and Pm
not young. Pm ninety. I'll wager
that brother of yours has wished
more than once he was dead.
Hasn't he? Don't try to tell me a
man could go through that and be
male Pollyanna!"
To be continued.
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DODGERS And
BOSTON BEES
In 20 INNINGS
BROOKLYN PUSHED ACROSS
FOUR RUNS IN FINAL CAN
TO TO WIN: REDLEGs DE-
FEATED BUGS

NEW YORK, July 6-Longest
game of the current season was
played yesterday-a 20-inning aft
fair-between the Boston Bees
and Brooklyn Dodgers at Boston.
Brooklyn finally won the game
when they pushed across four
Iuns in the Goth frame on two
singles. two walks, a sacrifice, an
error and nit pitcher. Previously
the game had been tied up, in
the sixth at 1-all and In the ninth
at 2-all. Final scOre-6 to 2.
Cincinnati Reds still retained
their One-game margin behind
the Dodgers with a victory over
the Pittsburgh Pirates. 5 to 4. 1t
looked liked the BUGS were going
to take the final of the three
game series, however. for the
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BARRIERS BEAT
PLUMBERS, IA
EXHIBITION GAME PLAYED
LAST NIGHT At BAY
VIEW PARK

Sawyer's BARRIERS won from
the Peppers Plumbing Company
ten last night at Bayview Park
in an exhibition softball game.
The contest was played very
loosely, the Plumbers committing
10 errors. Castro, of the Saw
yer's, struck out Is opponents,
while Gates, on the mound for
the losers, famed IL BARRIERS.
Sawyer's boys scored the first
runs of the game on two triples,
a walk and a single, but the
Plumbers came back in the same
inning to shove over three mark
ers and knot the count on two
bases on balls, a triple and a
single.
In the third, the BARRIERS rang
up two more tallies. Kerr tripled
and three errors did the rest.
Victors' final two runs came
in the fifth on a walk. two sin
giles and an error. From then on
Gates struck out six batters and
allowed but two scratch hits.
Castro gave up another run in
the sixth to the Plumbers, a base
on balls and double by Higgs
accounting for the marker.
Higgs and Ingraham were the
stars Allied for the losers, Kerr,
Navarro and Hopkins were out
standing for the vcitors- Nelson
executed wonderful catch dur
ing the contest that brought the
fans to their feet.
Score by innings: R. H. E
BARRIERS 302 020 000-7 8 2
Plumbers 300 001 0O0-4 z 10
n. Castro and Hopkins; C..
Gates and Ingraham.
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Reds were helpless in attack,
with the exception of a homer
by Ival Goodman with a man on
board, until the ninth inning. In
that stanza they staged a des-
perate rally and came up with
the two tying runs and the one
to win.
Chicago Cubs defeated the St.
Louis Cardinals, ii to 5. Three
Cub home runs proved too much
for the Cards, one of them by
Glen Russell, with the bases
loaded. The other two circuit
swats came with two and one
man on bases.
New York Giants all but
Swamped the Phillies yesterday
with a 17-hit attack netting Is
runs to 2 for the Phils. The
Giants piled up 10 runs, two in
the first and eight in the second,
then coasted on in with a three
run and two-run addition in the
fourth and sixth innings. Cliff
Melton gave up seven hits for his
eighth win of the season.
Boston Red Sox reversed their
skidding tendency yesterday
when they pounded out ID hits to
beat the Washington Senators,
9 TO 4. Jim Bagby was the win
ming pitcher. Two homers, one by
Jimmy Foxx, his 10th of the
year, the other by Ted Williams.
aided the Bosox attack.
Chicago White Sox continued
their winning ways with the
third-straight victory over the St.
Louis Browns yesterday. Sox
gathered Is hits off three Brownie
pitchers to make the score read
10 to 8. Long distance swats by
the Browns. seven in number.
bothered pitchers Rigney and
Appleton, but the game was
sewed up for the Sox in md-ses-
sion.
Cleveland and Detroit were not
scheduled yesterday while the
Yankees and Athletics played a
night game
Results of the games follow:
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morbid tale and torego your first
albatross."
Meaning exactly what?" she
asked, inordinately pleased ne
had noticed her careful toilette.
She had smoothed her recalci-
trant curlS and tied them in place
with a blue ribbon and donned
a seldom worn housedreSs, also
powder and touch of lip rouge.
Don't tell me you didn't have
to memorize The Ancient Mari
ner when you were ten years
old?" he drawled.
ooh, begin to see glimmer of
light. You fancy yourself an alba
tross. is that it?"
"And so will you when I've
hung around your neck long
enoughI" he retorted.
Stop fencing" she command
ed. looking very young and deter
mined and very pretty in her blue
cotton dress. "You must have a
place to return to, You can't stay
here"
Wrong. l left yesterday for
China" Pulling up a chair he sat
down by the big round table near
the cookStove and stared grimly
at his dish of oatmeal. You
pulled me out of a 'watery grave
against my vii and you're re-
sponsible for me from now on.
Here / am and here ! stay. One
thing, THOUGHT won't answer
questions. How about some cof-
fee? And jam for my toast, pre-
fer strawberry"
No Good
you might at least tell me
Il your name"
"Derek."
'Derek. It suits you. somehow.
Is that all of it?"
"All you're going to know" See
ing a look Of evaporation cross
her features, he chuckled. Don't
fret. there went be any rewards
out for me. I'm not that impor-
tant to anyone"
She said slowly, "Any man
that's any good at all has friends
who care what becomes of him.
If he has no friends. he's no
good"
Exactly" Unperturbed, Re
sprinkled heaps Of sugar over his
cereal. covered it with thick
cream and spooned it heartily.
"You promised me fried chicken
yesterday" he reminded her.
"Any left?"
She went TO the icebox and
brought him few leftover pieces.
81 suppose you don't care for dark
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| meat" she said with light sar-
casm.
mo, but Of course beggars and
so forth. Would you mind telling
me where | am? Not that If mat
tiers; I'm just wondering how far
swan. ! was having the most
delightful adventure when you so
rudely hailed me yesterday. was
lying there in a beautiful state of
half-conScious twilight, rem en-
bering, per tradition. all the
events Of my past and congratu-
lating myself on escaping my fu-
ture, when you Camel"
Il don't see how you can sit
there and joke about 81" she
snapped. you ought to be glad to
be alive"
Laughing is better than weep
ing. you know More coffee.
please. and aga:lI. where am II"
"Sea Tide. California. The sun
shines year round except when
it's foggy. You are twenty-five
minutes from Los Angeles. This
old beach settlement isn't swank
enough for Hollywood, so it en-
tertainS only trailer tourists and
the city's hoi polloi. The exclusive
beach clubs are up a couple of
miles at Santa Monica-you prob
ably know that"
mo. I'm just a lone, captured
albatroSs. Sea Tide-I came quite
a way. Don't get that quizzy look
in your eyes, for I've no idea of
telling you where / plunged In"
Rudely Reticent
II DON'T want to know"
L "Oh, yes, you do"
Il do mott" The buzzer over the
kitchen door made a fearful
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To be continued.

were the following items: For
Key West, one ton of freight. two
automobiles, and five sacks of
mail and for Tampa there were
209 tons of freight, and 70 sacks
of mail
The vessel sailed 5 o'clock for
Tampa with the following pas
sengers booked at Key West:
Manuel Fernandez. Mrs. B. J.
Fernandez, Rita Quito, Mrs. Al
bert BanSon. William Ransom.
and A.. Herbert Saunders.
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new SCHEDULE
STARTS MONDAY

Monday night the National
and American Softball Leagues
of Kew West will start their new
schedules.
In the opening contest, the
Nationals will feature Blue Sox
and Peppers Plumbers.
In the nightcap, the Marines
will meet the Gees of the Ameri-
can League.
Curtain-raiser will begin at 8
o'clock sharp.
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NIGHT GAME
Especial TO The Citizen)

Especial 10 The CItIzenb
NEW YORK. July g.
Johnny Babich's SEVENTH
pitching held the New York
Yankees down in q night
game at Shibe Park last
night. the Philadelphia Ath-
letics winning. 6 TO 3. Home
runs by Bob Johnson and
Frank Hayes aided the AS
attack,
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TRANSPORTATION
SIS. CUBA

Steamship Cuba of the P. and
o. S. S Co. arrived yesterday
afternoon at 2:45 O'Clock from
Havana with 95 first and three
second cabin passengers for Key
West, and eight first cabin and
one second cabin passengers for
Tampa.
Listed on the vessels manifest
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IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF
FLORIDA, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANcERY.

EDNA ii. BEAZLEY,
Plaintiff,
JOHN III. BEAZLEY,
Defendant
1t appearing by the sworn BIN
filed in the ab0ge-stated cause that
John III. Beazley, the defendant
therein named, is a nonresident of
the State of Florida and resides at
Worcester State Hospital, Wor-
cester, Massachusetts,; that said de-
PENDANT is over the age OF twenty
one years: that there is no person
in the State of Florida the service
of a summons in chancery upon
whom would bind said defendant.
IL is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and he is hereby re-
quired to appear to the bill of com
plant filed in said cause on or be-
fore Monday, the 5th day of August,
A d. 1910. otherwise the allega-
tions of said bill Will be taken as
confessed by said defendant.
Ii is further ordered that this
order be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen. a newspaper pub
1ished in said county and state
Done and ordered this 18th dag
of June. A. ID. 1s4e.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
1ft- Clerk Circuit Court.
BY (Sd-) Florence z. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk
JOHN G. SAWYER.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
june15-22-2s; julys-13,1 1910
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Il 7 g = = I'd z
:sa 7sl!ssss .ls:seI

YESTERDAY: JAMS household
includes ttco bolrderS-Norn1d,
q school-teacher, and Johnny, a
tTumpet-pldyer-Gnd her brother
Lance, q former test pilot tcho
tcds injured in a crash. The man
Jan rescued tells her he is not at
all grateful
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Today's BIRTHDAYS


Roger W. Babson of Babson
Park, Mass, famed statistician,
Prohibition Party candidate for
President, born at Gloucester,
Mass. IS years ago.
Ralph Morgan, president,
Screen Actors Guild, born in
New York, 50 years ago.
Prof David s Smith of Yale,
retired dean of Music, born To-
ledo. o., s. years ago.
William II. Hornibrook of
Utah, Minister to Costa RIGA.
born Cherokee, Iowa, So years
ago.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Chicago
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburgh at St Louis, two
games.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis at Detroit, two
games.
Chicago at Cleveland. -
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
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IN THE sCIRCIaT .G0IiRT or TINE,
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
n AND FOX MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERf.
Gustav NJ Hess.
Plaintiff.
vs.
Anna -Berta -Kempin Hess.
Defendant.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
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Grace; Kennedy. Appleton and
fresh.