The Oregon daily journal., November 29, 1908, Page 64, Image 64

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She didn't hurry, either it took her quite awhile.
Her lips curved up Jier cheeks turned plni two
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'WhoVai that table I reserved the Iratoluest
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"Didnt you tell those ladies it was B&utlii hava
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"I told them ye" the waiter bowed, and spread
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"But those ladies speak no English, ' andthe'
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Winnie's adventures wilj be"continue(CtTbexl
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