pace 6
HIILS80R0 AROUS, AUG t! 1910
I OK TIIK
1 500 Acres Added to
Bcavcrton-Recdvillc Acreage
Inst tract in this locality now cut into acreage lot ami clVi-ied
f it slc. Rapid ilerclopeoirnt of entire commnnity now numl.
S.-lrct choice location in this larye new addition.
o have sold mire than jw icies adjoining this new p'altinvj,
v huh i rapidly developing in fruit and intensive lartuing.
Only lo miles out; goo.) stream and electric car service; all com
i iu;i:ty conveniences established.
T'.'iilered land, with running water, $115 to $ :oo per acre.
Hi cleared land, ready for crop, fr-xi per acre ami up.
S 'me tracts with home building and some with orchards.
S na'l cash payment and balance to suit.
C.i'l at our office, 145 S Srark stree', arrange to go with us, with
cut cipet.se to you, and verify the above.
Shaw-Fear Company
245 1-2 Starh St. Portland. Oregon
Ii
Monuments
Forest Grove Monumental Worhs can
Save Money for You.
tiiiiiiitt
Designs and stock, none better. Quality and work
inauship unexcelled. Prices lowest on coast. All
work guaranteed' Orders and all communications
promptly attended to. Will call and show designs
and samples at any distance.
Main street, N. of P. 0. Block.
GEE & JONES
Box 343 Forest Grove, Oregon.
r
If You are Going to Clean Out That
Old Fence Row Call and Ash
J. E. BORWICK
For Prices on
American Royal
and Pittsburg' Electric Fencing'
I am still selling Dough
erty Fithian Shoe Co.
Shoes.
The BEST Of The GOOD ONES
My Groceries are up-to-date, clean and
fresh. Have recently added the Schilling
Line of Extracts and Spices. "The Money
Back Goods.
I "Will Give a coupon with every purchase which
when presented at my store will be exchanged on a
$3.00 Framed Picture.
J. E. BORWICK
L General Merchandise, Reedville, Oregon,
i
IcGumsey Sawmill
Dimension Lumber and Timbers
Rough and Dressed Lum
ber of all Kinds.
Mill 1 miles from B. P.
Cornelius' Place.
Will Deliver.
A. E. McCUMSEY
Cornelius, Ore., Route I
j . 1 iv v 'i urn i iimi Mltviv-
turnod tho last of tho wovk from
a vacation at Nowport.
W. T. Korr. in chaoro of tho
J. V. t'onnoll ranch, noar lilon
coo. was in tho city Satimlay.
j Pr. (..uv Via. of Huxton. was
in town Monday niornini:. on
1 route homo from Forost litvvo.
Herman Miller, of near West
I'nion. was in the city Monday
afternoon, fooling inni over the
showers.
H. L Flint and wife, of Seholls.
passod through town early Mon
day morning, enroute for a trip
to tho hills.
John Stribich. Forest drove's
woodworker and moohanio, was
down to the city Monday after
noon, on lojral business.
Keep your chickens enclosed!
Just received a larre consign
ment of poultry wire. Now is
the time to buy. - Kmoriek &
Corwin.
Mrs. I. M. Humke has sold tho
Home Style Restaurant to Mrs.
Henrietta Luseher, who former
ly conducted the city restaurant
on Second street
John H. F.berlyand Miss Myrtle
V. Dallorhide wero married at
the home of Frank Kborlv. Hanks.
Ore., Aujrust 11. 1910. Rev. W.
C. Stewart, of the Banks M. K.
church otliciatinjr.
J. J. Smith, of the Col. Cor
nelius place, beyond C.lencoo.
returned Monday from a trip to
Lebanon, where he has brought
property. He expects to move
there in the spring.
J. W. Cave was a Portland
visitor Sundav. and mi'iil.'nt.-illv
attended the funeral of the late
n. H.tcott, air. Lave slather,
the late Riley Cave, was ajrent
for the Oreponian here for nearly
tiny years.
J. J. Fisher, of West Union,
and who owns the Ulrich Haas
home in that fertile section, was
in Monday. He has two friends
from the mining districts who
are looking for a bin place to
rent, ponding a purchase of farm
property.
Orville Wilkes returned the
first of the week from Creswell.
where he had taken Mrs. Schtil
merich, Mrs. Wilkes and Miss
Nannie Gillenwater for their va
cation on the famous Shoestring
ranches. He took them down in
the Schulmerieh car and had
three springs broken enroute.
District Attorney K. P.. Tongue
was home over Sundav. from
Astoria, where he is engaged in
getting an inventory of the im
mense estate of the late Samuel
Elmore, the salmon king of Clat
sop county. Miss Maude Hamel,
who has been doing stenographic
work in connection with the same
estate, is home for a vacation.
Thos. and Niek Williams and
Wm. Brunow and L. Klineman
started Saturday for the Grand
Ronde, the Nestucca and the
Netarta, for an outingof 30 days,
hunting and fishing. The boys
expect to bag some big game in
the way of deer and bear and
they will have mighty stories of
their prowess when they return
to civilization.
T. R. liewis, who came from
the East to Dilley several months
ago, and later moved to Newberg.
has been arrested on a charge of
bigamy, and is held for hearing
at McMinnville. Lewis married
shortly after he moved to Wash
ington County and now wife No.
1 appears on the scene and iden
tified him as the" man uIir. mat-.
ried her back in the Mississippi
Valley.
The little shower of Monday
morning made all the Oregonians
in this section feel like thov wrri
in clover. Forest Grove enioved
more nreci rotation than we did
down this way, and the moun
tain ranges surrounding the
county had much more than in
the va evs. Whilp tho l.n
ter registered fair and dry the
upper atmosphere was charged
with much moisture, but no
great amount fell.
Louis Peterson, of Wasco
COUnt.V. and Wfll Itnnwn in tin.l
around Centerville and the North
trains, was in iliils.joro Sunday
eveninir. enroute to Cfnt..rvill..
to see his father, who recently
mroKe a leg. Mr. reterson is
1 now a prosperous stock and
ranchman in the Eastern Oregon
(country, and he will take his
father back with him, on his re
turn, for a permanent residence.
Louie was shaking hands with
his many Hillsboro friends the
first of the week, and all were
glad to see him. This is his first
trip down here for several years.
Seen on the street in five min
utes: Man from Clackamas
county talking prohibition and
man arguing against it, both
being vehement, one in speech,
and the other trying to get a
word in edgewise. Man trying
to water his horse at the public
watering place and leaving the
check reins unslackened. Woman
protecting a little terrier from
being eaten alive bv a biur flow
she pulled the larger one off by
sheer strength, using the dog's
tail for leverage, and she won
the victory. Man selling a horse
Mfor $40 after he had asked $275.
THE STORE OF QUALITY
Second St.
Hillsboro, Ore.
Doth Phones
Bost Firo Insurance
AMI imi.MIT NKTTI.H
MINI' I.OSSKM M'.K
JOHN VANUUKWAL
Ai-nt London & Lanca
shire b'iic Insurance l.
I'm'Oii' SUIr I'lionr MA 1 1 1 l.l.Mn 'K O
August Greetings.
3
Rice and Ivans and cupboard catches
Overalls and shirts galore,
With many clerks to wait upon you,
Ever ready to sell you more.
Little care we what your wants arc
Let us till them anyway.
liriui; your whole and happy family
Ready for you any day.
Only fust-class goods arc carried;
Say, come look our juices o'er
& we're sure you'll keep 011 coming.
Coming, coming to our store.
"Only this and nothing more."
Yours for a Deal always
ROWELL liliOS. & CO.
SCHOLLS, OREGON, Phone 51 x 16
Argus iind Oregonian. $U.'Jf.
Don't Buy Lumber
From any and everybody, unless you
know you'are getting the Quality at the
Right Price. We can sell you the
beM at the Right Price. No order
tor large or too small. Try us and see.
FRENTZEL 61 McFARLANfl BROS.
Main St. and P. R. oc X. Tracks. Both Phones".
SIRES AND SONS.
It was In 11 ilivtm l,n n,l t,i,t ,I,,hn:
I li 1 J 1 1 Siiiimi mail,, his utiirt In llfi.. I
Sir lllniin Maxim iri.insfs li'ual.t.,i
rmilclle m-Iiim-M In :ii;ImiiiI. $10 out of
pvt-ry fo ( tn tin- -l:iti'. lilr,j
cimliJ pay tin; national tlwl.t In u ft-w '
ji-arH.
iiMionil Oi.w WtiHliliiKton (Jorilmi'
of Mi'inplilM Ih IIic last rrnminlni; lirltf- i
iiiIIit of tlit! C'oiifcili'rnc.v In conri-HM. !
At oik; tlnu: llirn- wito t i-nt v-iilin-!
roiifisliTHW; (joiirral olllcr-H tlirn-,
Iti-picwiitntlvf llrownlow of th . rst
'J'i iiiicshim; illsirl.-t was il.niiiioi ptT for
tlx: Korty-jM'ventli concroMs. nml Itrpn:
Moiitallve AiimiIii of Hit- Hts i.ml 'ltMinrs.
h:: dlHtrkt wn.i aHslstani (loorki'i'pt.r
at tin: HIIIIIU 1 1 nit.
Itnt two vott'inim iin: left of thi Kill
Innt tm who chaiKfil nt Itnlnklnvii
thi! fx toKcniirlan. Lord 'I ri'ili'Kar, w:i,
wim a mibiiltorn of tln Si'vontit'iith
lancers, nnil tin- ncnr fiinnlly iikimI Sir
(JoorKu Woinlnvi'll of Hi,, mhiiiu n-Kl-
IIK'llt.
I'aul .1. Italni-y, a popular micloty
man anil known as AiiiiTlca n K'aliiMt
Hpi'iider. xnili'il rccwilly from 1;,,hk,ii
on a Hti'iuiiHlilp Unit h cluirti-ri-il for
Ills own iiHi- nml onlllltitl at un px
pi'iisc of ahouf j:,imi.(K)0 for a lorn; cx-
pcdlilon to the arctic rcLrioiw.
J. K. Itnliili. illriftor of tl
mctit liurt'iiu of curavlni ami print
ing. Ih llii- Inventor of I hi! phm (MH
machinery for tin- new project of
wiihIiIiik' tin; Hollcil redeemeil currency
for relHsuc nml limn mivlnu tin: couu
Iry a million or mora uiiiiMiilly.
niniii'M In ' the Nntluaat
Iiik l.ato
leaifllc.
W hen 'lony Smith of llrooklyii ha
real kimmI ihiy In the tlehl there nrvti't
any HhorlHlopn that rover more Kriail
or mnke more xenint tonal plnys
Ty Cohli W a rare frii- youth, furt t
Hie Joy of llvlnif nnil to hoiu itrry
flay Ih one Kninil outlnt;, So It IjJi1
hIiici; layliiK ilmvn the innmiKcrliil burden.
The Writers.
M. rioHlaml Ih irngnKcil upon a new
work uhout which ho Ih iiiiiIiiIiiIiiIiik
Htrlet Hwrnry.
CiihUh Illihlen I'iikc, (he poet and oh
wiylNt. Ih u Harvard graduate iind pro
feiHorshlp of romauie laiiKtins'n anil
literature nt tho North wen turn unlver
Hlly. Kedor DoHtolevHky, tin: I!iihhIhii nov
cIlHt. wan horn In 1821, lh hod of n
HiirKeon. AeeordliiR to MhukIco I!ar
in, the KriKllHh writer. IXmtolevHltv U
one of tho two (front columns which
nupport tho tcmplo of KunHhin litera
ture. 'iolHloy Ih the other. 'Biirirenlef
Ih placed by Mr. Muring limlilo the t(!m.
PIL.
Tales of Cities.
Hrocklon. Miihh., leails the world In
tlie maiiufacturu of iucii'h kIuhh nnil
linn Kir, fiietorlin In which footwear
nml accoHHorles are produced.
Itellevue hoMplinl MtatlHllcit iuw
tliat Inehrlety In N,.w York city U on
the Incn iihi.'-that one honiiltnl treat
an average of fiSa drink victim eucli
luoulli. .
l'arls lucreaien lu revenuen hy a few
franiH each year In ti! culllvallon of
n diminutive Htate orchard In the Uix
emlMiurif flardeiiM mid the mum' mu
iilelpnllly uIho liiken Iin Hhare of th,
receipt of the KlfTi'l Tower.
Short Stories. ,
Of all the people who Kct married
wUlowers are moHt Mhy of their at!.
I'lirhiK Hie next two yearn .'too mom
Iiuhlle hcIiooIh will he l.ullt nnd ojn'mM
In (lie Philippines,
Nearly IKmkm) chiucIh are iiw, n,,,
Vilayet of Italad iim IjcuhIh or burden,
mid. with (lonkeyH, Ihey form the only
lueaim of carrying KoiIh to inhm.L
polnlH.
The value of Die Htnmp collection of1
tlie poHtal depart incut Ih nindcHlly
placed at I'Jimmkh), but t .,,, .
n IlKiM-e many tl that If p11(.(.d .i
the market for mile.
Hint"
"No, "U couldn't without ijunirel
till! "
Ml Ailihy "UpiiI for liiouiciiit
then nld. Tin kIuij to try "
"I'll bet yon ihiiiiiiI of randy
Siilimt clti ir Hint you ijuuml "
"I II tako the l t "
t n iili.hI Ix'twern II tlmt I tie
M L-Irt hotiltt lin a tnlktutf (ouritit
llielit wtillo the) pl!)el a (nilio of Irn
III. I'l.k Wnrieii to fnlliluli noiinrk
for Ml-. Itluiit hnrd. t Ih) thron lu
ocfBloiinlly, mul I t tU tho nmo for
Ml Anhhr. t'uil'lrr vn atMNdlititt
mid o nil im t by i-iiliilu'iit nt tho
court.
W iMTltdlteil the tin to tla f r
ahl!.' nlthtit furulahliiii nuy re
mark, ilnrlnij whl. li tluif llirjr nld
hot they ifiiulerrl ery tryliijj
thlUK carh otlu-r, liHl.'hlMiJ nil Iho
Wlillii ami l olitfintulnllui! themi'l e
in llo-lr nMIIU to 11X1 1 tl ( I ! II CixhI lill
liior After I lie llrit t tun! Ix-ru play
eil 1'1'k niel I. ciicli .Mii'lloiJ t y Ihit
Klrl he n to talk through. l'Knn l
nut In nu iTni"Ul "td. prilut Ins
II,., foltonin.' hit of i!lnloL-ue;
Vml me nnottier ball llkr ttiat."
aid Ml. Ailil ). "nml I'll wlp Ju
nllh in racket "
Ml lll iu. lmid only mullet
"Now tiiu'rtt ithottluii your rliltux
rriu fuik." t'urinl Ml Ali!jr
Ml Wnrren reid lo uille In
llei-!. tie looked er fcilur Tim ii!
rcterrcil to o n tileiutsh lo her l-nu
ty iMck maile her ntoft.
"t'li n I reiimrk on of your own
Yen weren't told to any It at all. I
think It real Im-nii of ) ou "
"Ivu'-f!" cti'.l Ml' Ahby nt my
tU'Ki-ntloti, lialmllii; 10 point ttior
than ktie vol entitled In
"Voil klionr Vrry well It HIM"
What do )ui nan I to irrnh U'tlit Ilka
that for.1"
"If )ou knew," retorted tho other.
"wlmt a mad liNikluif thlnj; you wrr
nheii ynti .aid that you d put your
hi nd to mik "
j Mt lllaie hard trleil to mU, but
ltd) to.1 ..mil He to Ismail at a rr
lunrk m lib tl waa untrue
j "I ny. Clara." lr aald when bn
opHtieiit fliel lo Inks ft a lie
' lervrd. "If )ou d t"t limhltitt lrnt at
I Mr Mnrtlmliie you'd play a Niter
1 iranie KverjU'dr know what )ou're
up to lu that direction -
I'l.k .ored one In pufMns that
mark Inlti Mt lUmohard mouth
MU Ahly threw tlown hef racket
"1 don't rare." he aald " d,-n t
Uinke any UlfTereueo whether you were
prompted to ,ajr that or not. you bad
no ru;ht to ay It Her far wn fiery
red. aiol her c)ct wern lin I't-llitf
MU lllaie hard Urn! not tot over tho
remark nl-.tit her tnk and wiu.it to
lako a inall'lou pleaauro In naylutf
What Idrk tot, her to ay. notnetlme
break Ins Into abort Mi of Irrllatlnd
lauKiiler.
"Hadle. If yu don't ntop that ft-
Kimif you ii drln. me rnuy." nimln
MU Ahby reiniirk.
b. don't be uiy! You're inakliiif a
xer !io-,v of y.,r.e!f You houb!
nave bronchi a IihoU-Iii -v....
'.I
,.i,.-r ion., hrouuht on
ymimelf. retorted MU A.hby.
J"i nan y.md have, kept your tuk
Illllilcll. "
MNi lllan. haid dropped her rackel
and mrode ofr the Held
"I didn't uppohe." ,o mild hotly
"that (hi wn to n tournament m
lnulln."
IM . . . . . .
hi AHtit.y r.llow.Ml her. wnlkln
, un wim eri nt hauiciir. " think
ym to imu had 1-ett.r (InUh It." alio
imld.
"ono:" enhilniei! l-,ih i.i. i, .... .
nnd. ph kli, p ,!. rncket. ,.-...
play and lo chair, W H,t, ha
I'liyali-nl dcf.vt ,,nd did i,t refrain
"in ueii.nie mention f .,
"Now I n, kIk I,, ,llkl, ,. , ln
mid apot n yur for.1,,,,,1." trm
Dick.
"Ami I'll km k one of thoe pln
olo pin from under v.u
'Thirty forty, y,,,, .,.. ,.ly j.()llp
llrnt baby en were lu lyln "
"Vol, know very well you've Junt out
' Jail for perjury."
"Now I',,. k'-li.K input n ball between
lhoe l,w Ic.- ,,f your, J could throw
n barrel between 'em"
"Which ,.y,. r ,. UlkUig (i(
llh-lhe upper r tint lower?"
When w had Heiit tw. delicate
'.ipll.no,,. for awhile w. ,,r,.w 01ir
" 'm , """" "iher nnd kUn,
Hie l;t,ropen fH,lo. ml ,w,h
vheekH. Thl we did lo Hhow our
!H ,,"rll, !""'" t K'hmI nature
' 'en divided that
l'd won ,h ,,.. Hentencii ,u
lo pay .
"I Imve ,, ,cHlre whiUevcr." .aid
M m ANbhy, lHh,K .r ,,, .,,
eel at nny him, ,.,,
"Nor havu 1." MIhm Itlun. I.ar.t
ehliued In.
" n.li..lt. I mild by way of npob
m. Ihiil Ifa far r p11Nmit for
f'lHI'lH t ay ne ,,,, , on(l u(h
Fly Catches.
"llud" Rhnrpe has ntnnlv tnndo onnd
n flret biiHenian for tho Huston N-
tionaw.
I'.iHltert, Itescher. Lobert nml Kiran
of Cincinnati ore iiniont,' the blx lead-
A QUEER
TOURNAMENT
By ANDKLW C. tW.'NG
CopyrlKht. 1910. ,y American Pre,,
AhuoiIiiUoii.
How U It. Mr. Mmtlndale," h.,1,1
8 AHhhy. "tliat you men talk t
each otlmr ,IH y)ll I)? wl(,mVi.
and your chum, Mr. Wllm.n) nre
ell,er you say all sortH of )a.an h
to each other, hut , don.t t,;
ellher of you KelH tuiKry."
"Oh, we unilerMlaiid each other"
"I wonder If Sadie I could d
Aocordlng to Ma.
"Whnt Ih nllinoiiy, mn?"
"H'h n tnan'H caHh Miirrender vnlue."
-Town Toich.
Tha Tanant'a Maward.
A Perlaln laudloril ci,li,.,i
.... , " leu
nni lino any and wild;
"Joih'h, I'm K.ilnK i ih,, jour renf.'
,,ui for." .loncH ,mlied nuxloUH
iiavo tnxi'H (,'oiie up?"
"N". not ,,l all," t. ,nnnl
Hwered, "but I hoo you've palnled
- put In ut w ,K nnd
llilul.. That, of rimrne. oKhl to
"Hike It brlni? tue lnoni ret,." l'bll-
fidelplda Itecord.
tin-
Hie
liriil.
Hoi It a ltllll.,il. , ,,
Thai l..ii,K,ii w ,,
To lc -ll.,
No aaiii,. i 1 1 .
rmm ih li,. , ,. , .'
Kn
Tla a no, .y , n
love.
'Tla a ,o,( no I,, l;
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toe.
r-r a I. ii ,
No I.OIII,, i. .(
'Tla a I, a, i, t
- .,
6, .i,',
Mr lilnk u ii
I'ell your alaler th,
invi plenty r Ih,,,
Johnnie i'iiii'i
II. u.
V le,
' J"l.n,;,t
Mter wiu ,. , ' ,,""',
l"l II I.-I.KH.' ,1,- ,
wind tu ....... ,. ' "' IW
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iH'fore the bull puj
luud IMalu Ival. r
Wim' a (ml. ,.f , , .
"t Itoy'ta gBi,u ,
Ywu can ot.
lioo ,r 'cm or
An' Hi. uwd ma..
Hul I wt.h. !,, v :
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An' one a chil.t .
io
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kal hrtc:'
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to. Ira. I f . ; ,:e
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"I that or
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II" Baked her tlo- ,!!,,
objec ted to l,U Bin, s. :
and he aald nlo, .1 ,1
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V, 4.:.;,fvi $ttt
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M!Iow did your loci nil rr.J,.f IH
n. iitloiir
"Ilo l very mu. h rm,d atot if
"ow I thai r
"Why. be ha eot'ie Ii .ne wilh u
app'tlt 111 rln-M , f h; ll.reojf''
Mt. IjoiiI J'ont llp,u. Ii
A Near Vt.
Her llllte r.w l.,r !, M. '
l.,ko llttlo llli' a al. tl I , a! ., t'vll.
Mh rtl.lVv nl'ihtf n. if H !..;'t
To I, .oil 0ottlv li! ' !
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thai t lleut."
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lenv.. aoinelhluu to her i' k. '! "
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l-'or I am lallo i' ,1 f '
l,i!T ,lo t:le
Whan Maal I. H,jl..
"Whnt do you cull ti.lv'" dcroatnW
the Irate pa iron In the ,u h Ian. it
'Dut. wuh. an, a tin iiil.ii'k' i''k.
HHUided the polite H.'iller
'IlninburiJ Hleak? II I"! I'f"m
Hlr... of It I ulinuld any II u
Lll Hll'llk."-t'hlcilKi' New-
Th lummtr Wulowr.
Iter hual.aiiit write 1" i veiJf.
AltellllVB hoi.
All.t wa liave orien h.',u,t l.''f "f
Ilo Puller hn.l.
1 II In
lair
Entraordinnry.
Tlml'i fuiinv. Thcivl n ln
two year between I he tu Ih"
"Well'"
"Ami they've not the aini'
t.lpilllll'Ott'N.
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"Nay. not or nch act ih ""
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lfa follow with ha rn tit"'
.. no. i, hi A.lvrtlr'
Which On, Inil.acl?
"I Hlaved home hi'd iil'' b
chhIiki wllli my wife."
Which won?" u
Which one! (ircal Scull! I" '
lake nu. for a Turk or a Mornieu.
lloMton TraiiHcrlpt,
Samt Old Diiconlant.
The KeiiRi.n me, Hi" r "
Tlme'a Klan. I woiil.l "I"'"'
JTor autniner ult ni i"1'1 1
N.t winter I'll rem-et . .
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Hllent waved Ih nil I umIs. Mf''-
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Th Matting.
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Twa. u mt wuy u.l Ion. way Miivour.
Harml! Break.
A woman may break
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Hut ll' nhnij "" .
For another break lin.
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Battar WiraU'
"And tire you on irnml l'linM "
your niother In-law?"
"Kxcellenl! Wo only Hpeuk W j
phone."-1,' Amour.