Gold Hill news., October 21, 1911, Image 7

SYSTEM THAT FAILED
his leg was made of cork
FOUR CHOICE RECIPES SURF RIDING IS FINE
Young Commercial
Traveler Loaee
Bet on Queatlon of Endurance
MRS. JAY'S MEMORY IS NOT YET
l/o w
of Men of Preaent Day.
English Dirt’S T regís Fats.
The startling cans of a North Lon­
don (Eng.) girt who haa contracted
leprosy coo taira slamanti of tragic
IntarsaL
The dreadful disease was
PRISONEROFWEALTH
TO M AKE A CARROT PUD­
KA N A K A STAND » A M ID S T TH E
S W IF T RU N N IN G W AVES.
Her Fortune . Burden te M rs ; rtf f
They were Bitting In the emoklng
room of the hotel, and the conversa­
of eastern origin. Some time ego the
Russell Sage.
Possibly Her Forgetfulness Ha* Been tion was about endurance a* shown
vent to a fancy drees ball. The cos­
by
men
of
the
past
and
present.
Jack
London's
Vivid
Description
of
Full Instructions for the Concoction
tume, that of a Chinese lady—v a t
Remedied Somewhat, but Not
During a lull In the conversation a
This South Sea Amusement as
of Chocolate Creams, Baking Pow­
Enough a* Yet to Make
Beggars Farce Her Ints Retirement pronounced perfect In every detalL
young commercial traveler said:
Practiced at W aikiki Bsaeh.
Unfortunately the wig she wore was
der Biscuits and Rye Game.
Accuracy Quite Certain.
end Change Her From a Sweet,
"Any man. If he ha* the will-power.
only too real. It earns from the east
Kindly
Woman
to
One
of
.
. . .
.
.. . ..
can endure pain or fatigue; I know
Much has been written about the
About a week after a strange mark
Mrs. Jay s husband says that th* j c a n -
Carrot Pudding.— Boll sound car­
Suspicion.
appeared on her forehead and the
only flaw In the armor of that good' There was silence for a moment, rots until tender euough to mash to native sport of surfriding In the South
consulted a specialist, who found that
lady's perfection Is her memory. She and an older man replied;
a pulp, mix three-quarters of a pound sea*, but the following description
New
York.—One
of
the
most
pathet­
from London's "Cruise of the Snark,"
aha waa Buffering from leprosy. She
Is a charming woman, but she cannot
"I'll wager a dinner you can't hold of this with half a pound of bread
ic figures In the world today Is Mrs. hee now been removed to a leper col­
remember things accurately, and es­ your foot—boot on— In a bucket of crumbs, four ounces of suet minced I* novel and very vivid. The locality
referred to Is W alklkl beach, near
Sage, upon whom the fortuue ony.
Diligent Inquiries were made
pecially those things which are not. hot water as long as 1 can.**
finely, one-quarter pound of stoned
Honolulu:
j left her b? b* r husband Imposes
to discover the antecedents of the
after all, of larger Im port If she Is
raisins,
one-quarter
pound
of
cur­
The offer was taken, and two buck­
wig, a n f It now has been found that
The trees grow right down to the fearful burden. There Is scarcely
Introduced to a Mrs. De Smythe it is ets of hot water were brought In. as rant*. three ounces of sugar, three
salty
of thlnga, and one alta In day that aha does not weep, one of It had nt one time been worn by a
a safe bet that before the afternoon well as a kettle of boiling water to eggs, one-quarter nutmeg grated, and their edges
She leper.
shade aud looks seaward at a ! b* r lntl,uate Wends telle us.
Is over she will address her as Mrs. raise the temperature to the point add sufficient milk to make the con
majestic surf thundering In on the ' ,ta and
tb* l“ t° i * abU b u r
De Jones, and men's names she can­ of endurance. In went a foot of each slstency of the mixture a thick batter.
beach to one's very feet. H a lf a mile i 4*®
ba* ln*
ht’r
RED CROSS BALL BLUE.
not remember at all. She has tried contestant. Soon the young man's It may be boiled or baked. If to be
shoulders, at the task of distributing
hard to overcome this slight defect face began to pale, but the other boiled, put the mixture Into a but­ out, where la the reef, the white head­ that huge fortune In the "-ay that will
The blue that Is all blue. Best fot
in her social make-up, and latterly, called for more boiling water.
tered basin, tie It down with a cloth, ing combers thrust suddenly skyward do the moet good. She la 10 years washing because It makes the cloth--«
out
of
the
placid
turquoise
blue
and
through the adoption of a memory
"W hat on earth Is your leg trade and boll for two and one-half hours;
old and has a New
Kngland con­ clear and white, laata longer than
liquid blue and produces better rw
system, has shown some signs of Im­ of. sir?" said the former, suddenly If it Is to be baked, put It Into a deep come rolling In to shore.
science
She wanta to do Just the suits.
Ar.d £” ddenly, out there where a
provement. although Mr. Jay says taking his foot from the bucket
pie dish, and bake for nearly an hour;
right thing with It all. and It requlree
Avoid liquid bluing because It Is
that It does not as yet quite work as
"Cork, sir— cork!" was the cool turn It out of the dish and strew sift­ big smoker lifts skyward, rising like a an amount of thought and study aud only a weak solution of blue In an
accurately as he might desire. As an answer, and the other felt that he ed sugar over It when serving.
seagod from out of t h . welter
¡ ,mpo. e. a
^ „ o n a lb lllty expensive
package.
RED
CROSS
Instance of this he says that, while had Indeed lost.
Chocolate
Creams.— Take
three spume and churning white, on u .. (hftt ( hard on an old woman who B A LL BLUR le sold everywhere
giddy,
toppling.
overhanging
and
s
spending a month at a southern re­
ounces of the best arrowroot, mix It
only wanta a quiet corner to spend Price, 10c. ASK YO UR GROCER.
sort In the early spring. Mrs. Jay be­
with about three-quarters pint of wa­ downfalling, precarious crest appears her few remaining years In.
Nothing Doing.
came acquainted, during his absence
The bill collector had made an­ ter, till it is a smooth cream. Put the dark head of a man. Sw iftly he
Eteenoe of Fine Breeding,
Mrs Sago liaa agod very
much
In town, with a delightful little wom­ other call at the humble dwelling of It Into a lined saucepan, add one rises through the rushing white. H it
In families well ordered there Is al­
since her husband's death. She has
shoulders, his chest, hit loins.
an, to whom, upon Jay's return, she Bernard Palissy.
pound of white sugar, and boll for . black
, „ .
„ ,
.
_ 1 grown thin, pale, bent and wrinkled. ways one Arm and sweet temper,
over „ r which control* without seeming to dlo
was very desirous of Introducing him.
"Is yout husband at home, madam ? about ten minutes, stirring all the ,.l. lim b, all I . abruptly projected on j
o
n
e
.
vision.
Where
but
the
moment
[
Mra
wM
Unfortunately, at the first opportunity he asked
while, then take It from the fire and
tata. The eeeenc« of all line breeding
that presented Itself the good lady
"He Is In his workshop, I think, stir until It begins to cool and set.
7 7
X
,
I ’ 'moet Instantly Into a atorm of ap- Is In the gift of oscillation. A man
whtfh amol)nted to a
a^ . lb who possesses every other title to our
was utterly unable to remember her answered the wife.,
Flavor with essence of vanilla and roll and Invincible roar, I . now a man. I
not struggling t|on „ „ m(U, fo|> gt>iu<
friend's name, and the chance was
"Pottering arouud as usual. I sup­ Into title balls, first buttering the erect full sutured
respect besides that of courtesy, la In
lost.
, dea, b
amounUd
pose."
palms. Have some chocolate melted frantically In that wild movement n o t, M r
dangsr of forfeiting (hem all. A rude
buried
and
crushed
and
buffetedI
by
<WW
|
80
W
|>
r
-
#
"You might Inquire at the desk
over
hot
water
and
dip
each
ball
In
There being no broomstick or other
manner renders Its owner always
what her name Is, and then w e ll go piece of wood In the house, the In this, using an ordinary hatpin to hold thM e mighty monsters, but standing leaped ,na, ant,
900 a „
and
liable to affront. He te never without
calm and superb I endre aurplu, „ „ g
mon
right to her and Pll Introduce you be- dignant woman chased him out with the ball. Lay each separately on a above them all
dignity who avoids wounding the dlg-
fore I forget It." said Mrs. Jay.
Mr
. nlty of others
a flatiron.
buttered paper or buttered marble poised on the giddy summit, his fee W lth|n , W(J ni„ ntha
That evening, while the happy cou­
burled In the churning foam, the salt
? 0(W
wora parted
slab to cool.
ple were arraying themselves for din­
Her First Attempt,
KNEW HER RING.
Baking Powder Biscuits— Mix and smoke rising to his knees, and all he from „ „ hoUM unopeDed. Two
ner. Jay remarked:
„
alnloat to
Mr. Youngbrlda— This coffee, my
sift twice two cupfuls of flour, four reel of him In the free air and flashing; tar,ea work nl<ht
“By the way, my dear, that lady's
le—er— . Mrs. Youngbrlde—I
ma„
, f love
teaspoonfuls of baking powder and sunlight, and he Is flying through the h#ndJ# Mra
name Is Woodman— W. double O. D,
one-half teaspoonful of salt. W ork In air, flying forward, flying fast as the , hc a d . nlpled to r„ d , 0 p ,r e , nt o, know IL dear, but I've boiled It over
M, A. N— Woodman. Think you can
ahe would b, abI. to do half an hour and the kernels haven’t
two tablespoonfuls of butter with tip* surge on which he stands. He Is a - K
remember that?"
melted one b it
of finger* and add gradually three- Mercury—a brown Mercury. Hie heels noth,ng else
Mh„ trU d conacUn, 1oua,y to
“Oh. yes. so It Is," giggled Mrs.
fourths of a cupful of milk, mixing are winged, and In them Is t h . sw ift-| x ,
Jay.
“W ell, anyhow. I'll
try
my
Rb, waa M to n .
quickly with a caseknlfe. Cut out nets of the sea. In truth, from out ot look lt nv„ harae„
-y
memory system cu IL I'll think of
and bake In a quick oven.
the sea he has leaped upon the back ,»he<, and dlRrM, led a, some of it.
the poem;
• Rye Gem*.— Mix and sift one cupful
.
of the sea. and he la riding the •*« Hefore Mr. Sage', body was cold In
"Woodman, spare that a x .'"
of rye flour, one cupful of bread flour.
roars and bellows and cannot Ua cofl)n iba rece|ved a jetter from
"Ax?" echoed Jay, with a roar of
But no a New York nian wh(wn ah„ n#r#r bad
one-half teaspoonful of salt ond five shake him from Its back.
laughter. "Ax? Why, my dear child.
teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Add frantic outreachlng and balancing Is , een aakln|| her to aend h)m a che<<k
It Isn't 'ax'— It's ‘tre e ’ The line Is:
two eggs well beaten, one cupful of his He Is Impassive, motionless as a , or | |<(W0 by rwturn ma„ and he waa
“ 'Woodman, spare that tree.' "
milk and two tablespoonfuls of mo­ statue carved suddenly by some mlr- xind enough to Incloue a stamped en-
“O. yes. so it is." giggled Mrs. Jay.
lasses Best thoroughly, fill hot but­ »cle out of the sea's depths from which velope for reply.
She never asked
"W ell, anyhow, It's 'Woodman,' and I
And straight on toward
tered gem pans two-thlrd* full of the he rote
shan't forget"
mixture and bake twenty-five minute* shore he flies on his winged heel* and
After dinner Jay spent a short
tn a hot oven.
the white crest of the breaker. There
time In the smoking room with his
la a wild burst of foam, a long m ulti­
cigar, and about 9 o'clock entered the
tudinous rushing sound as the breaker
Salmon
Timbales.
music room, where Mrs. Jay and Mrs.
Mince very line the white of six falls futile and spent at your feet;
Woodman were sitting.
hard-boiled
eggs that were put In Ice and there, at your feet steps calmly
Lydia E. P In k h am ’s
“Henry, dear," cried Mrs. Jay. beam­
water
as
soon
as they were done. This ashore a Kanaka.
ing. as her husband entered, "come
Vegetable
Compound
keeps them from darkening. It Is
over here— I want you to meet my
Scottville, Mich.—•• I w ent to tell
best
to
run
the
whites
Through
a
vege­
Green Turtles of Indian Ocean.
friend Mrs —e r—my friend Mrs. Ax "
you how much good I.ydia K.ITnkhawi'e
’’•f
table press to get them fine enough.
There was an unrehearsed tab'-*au
Concerning the great turtles of the
V e g e t a b l e Com*
Mix
to
a
paste
with
alx
heaping
tea
at this point, which Jay says was a
pound end Sanative
Southwest Indian ocean a traveler
simons
of
fresh
salmon,
boiled,
el
Wash have done me.
remarkable success, although he has
says: "The chelonlun. or green turtle
Mra. Smith— I have rung at Mrs.
I live on a farm and
no particular desire to see It a second Jones' door three times this week, and lowed to get cold, then minced with IChelone mydaa), la an animal of con­
a
silver
knife.
Season
the
mixture
have
worked very
time.— Harper's Weekly.
I didn't succed In arousing anyone. with onion Juice, butter, celery salt siderable economic Importance to the
hard. I am forty*
I suppose the fam ily la out of town and paprika, moisten with two table­ atoll, for lt still occur* In the vast
flvo years old, au<t
Mrs. Brown— Possibly. But Mrs spoons of white sauce and atlr up hordes which are so often described
am the mother of
Fame Ye. Fortune.
th ir te e n children
An anecdote 1. related of Benjamin
7 7 7 ’ me th7 moraln’ lightly with the whites of three eggs by early voyagers In the tropica, j
Many people think
■„„» - that
k - when - a ___
ii v__tbat
«he could tell your ring among
whipped stiff. Turn the paste Into but­ There appear to be two distinct
West,
small
boy In hl*
It strange that la m
a thousand.
tered napkins, set In a shallow pan of groups------ one resident and small In
Pennsylvania home, he accompanied
not broken d o w n
numbers, the other migratory and vis-'
boiling
water
and
bake
(covered)
20
a neighbor's son to mill, 'larlng, boy-
with hard work and
itlng
the
stoll
to
breed
In
number*
O
r
Anybody’s.
the care of my fam*
minutes In a quick oven. Run a knife
llke. In his ride upon the bags of
“I saw Mrs. Gaddie downtown early around the inside of each nappy to Impossible to estimate.
lly, but I tell them of my good friend
grain. As they rode leisurely on. they
our
Vegetable
Compound,
and that
discussed their plans for the future thls mornlng and »be told me »he waa loosen the timbale; reverse carefully
'The latter arrives In December,
here will be no backache and bearing
and Benny surprised bis young play-
her way 10 016 offlce' 1 dldn t upon a heated platter, pour a rich and from then to April the sea seems
down pains »or them If they wl!l taka
mate by announcing his des.gna to know„ ’ he waa Interested in any busi- drawn butter about them and sift the alive with turtle. The females aeek
it s * I have. I am scarcely etcr with,
. . . . . .
become an artist and paint the por- nesa'
hard-boiled yolks (powdered) all over the small sand beaches and then as-i
out lt In the house.
cend them with the rising tide. puah. , Copyright .nderw,.,.d A t nd.rwood.
"Oh,
yes;
she
has
always
been
In­
them
and
serve.
traits of kings, queens and noble*.
“ I will say also that I think there Is
Ing themselves laboriously above high |
r '
uaa*
a®*'
no better medicine to be found fot
"Very well." returned tL
rustic; terested In any business."— Catholic
Standard
and
Times.
Fide mark. Holes are then dug In the for advice as to the disposal of this young girls to build them up and make
"1 Intend to br a tailor."
Mv eldest
sand by means of the fore flippers un- fortune, yet within the first two them strong and well.
■“Then you may ride by yourself,”
Disturbed, but Not Rattled.
til a satisfactory one la obtained, and month* of her widowhood she recelr- daughter has taken I.ydia E. Pink,
exclaimed Benny, leaping down from
ham's
Vegetable
Compound
for pain­
Irate Father (coming upon them
the eggs, 200 In number, are buried.' ed letter* from more than 1,000 dlf- ful periods and Irregularity, and it has
the back of the thrice-laden horse;
I ’ll not ride with a boy who Fo^ks iuddenly)~ W hat do you mean- "lr -
the turtle returning to sea Immediate- ferent men. Instructing her how to always helped her.
no higher than th a t”
by embracing my daughter?
ly-
give away her money so as to do the
” 1 am ai^-ays ready tnd willing ta
Benny’s ambition was gratified- b e' Thc YounS Man— Miss Clarice and
sneak a good word for the I.ydia E.
"A fte r forty days the eggs hatch most good.
lived to paint portrai t of the noble 1 are rphearsing the love scene in a
almost simultaneously, and the young
The letters that really affected Mrs. l ’lnkham s Remedies. I tell every one
and the royal, winning plenty of fame i Ilttle amateur drama °n r club Is to
turtle* dig their way up out of the Sage at this time were pathetic ap- I meet that I owe my health and hap.
but a very moderate share of fortune’ PreFent shortly. Fine evening. Isn't
When making sweet croquettes add sand and go down to the sea In a long peals for help from Individuals. Many plneas to these wonderful medicines.”
—Mrs. J.O. J ohnson , Scottville, Mich.,
He was offered t ie distinction of ll’ M r' Jordle’
a little sugar to the crumba In which I procession In the course of which they of these were to all appearances gen- K.F.I).
8.
thc croquettes are to be rolled.
knighthood, but prudently declined;
offer an easy prey to their enemies, ulne. the appeals of poor and Igno-
Lydia E. PInkham’s Vegetable Com­
An Enforced Rest.
he was not rich enough to support a
Celery can be much improved by the frigate birds and herons. Once In r®nt persona, suffering In want and pound, made from native roots and
Gibbs— I wasn't going to take any soaking lt for an hour In Ice cold wa­ the sea sharks and other large fish, hardship, and pathetically confident, herbs, contains no narcotics or harm,
title
The Incipient tailor probably
made a fortune In ready-made shoddy, vacation this summer, but the boss ter In which a lemon has been eat them, and only 10 per cent, reach that the kind-hearted woman who had ful drugs, and to-day holds the record
maturity.'
and f he had been where such trap­ Insisted.
squeezed.
more money than she knew what to for the largest number of actual cures
of female d iseases
I»lbbg— You don't say!
How long
pings are In the market, might per­
do with would give them the little
Scratches on polished wood, if not
haps have purchased the baronetcy a vacation do you get?
that would make them happy. Bora*
too deep, can be removed by rubbing
Gibbs— As long as lt takes me to
Smoke Dissipated.
which West was too poor to accept
of these letters distressed Mrs. Sage
¡g en tly .w ith fine sandpaper and then
■Is Combination.
find another Job.
The practical way to obviate the an greatly; but they came not only from
with a mixture of. olive oil and vine­
A story Is told of an American who,
noyance
of
smoke
Is
to
dissipate
lt
every
state
In
the
Unlon^
but
from
gar.
visiting In Dublin, was conducted to
Elevation Affecting Steam Engines
A New Ending.
before It leaves the chimney top tn a ' foreign countries. Had she respond-
the cathedral which had been restored
If fou desire to serve a baked fish
Remembering that water bolls more
"Have you lived here all your life?”
gaseous volume A German professor 1 ed to them she would have dissipated
by the Guinness fam ily of brewera,
whole, and have lt stand upright on
readily, that la, with less heat, at high asked the early bird.
believes he has found a way to secure her entire fortune In small checks to then to the school* which they had
altitudes, It appears to be only rea­
"Not. yet," grinned
the earlier the platter, put a carrot Inside the fish this result without chemical or me . Individuals all over the world.
So
before cooking and lt w ill remain In chanlcal aid
sonable to expect that steam would worm.
| finally Mrs. Sage gave up her mall. built, and lastly to the great brewery.
position.
"This I* really wonderful," said th*
have less force on high m ountain*! "Already," quoth the early bird as
Described In Die Umschau, the pro-1 Now a M t e r which Is manifestly from Yankee. "You seem to run education,
When making lemonnde one of the
than In valleys. An engineering au- (he gobbled up the earlier worm.”—
lemons may be peeled and run through feasor's chimney Is perforated on all a personal friend la given her, but salvation and damnation all In on*
thorlty tell of a large gas plant which Puck.
show."
a meat chopper with a small piece of sides by what might be called little . “ othlng pise reaches her eye.
was some time ago exported from
----------------------------- -
the peel. This w ill give tbe lemonade horizontal windows. As the furnace I 11 ls not only Impossible to reach
Great Britain and erected at a loca-
“ Made In Germany,” Perhaps
smoke and gases rise they are mixed Mrs. Sage by letter— It has become
tlon several thousand feet above sea
“I wonder If these ruins are very 8 delightful piquant flavor
with air, both before and after emer ] ° ne of tbe Impossible things to see
level. The engines did not give tbe ' ancient," murmured the professor,
gence,
by the eddy forming action of ber- Mrg- Sake formerly was one of
power expected from them, and sev-1 “Not 80 very,” said the experienced
Sweet M ilk and Soda.
the wind passing through the open­ the most approachable of women.
eral reasons were advanced to account member of the party. "They have
Many cooks look on In horror If you ing».
Not a trace of snobbery or purse
for this deficiency. It was Anally been put up since I was here last ase soda In sweet milk, but In this
pride
In —
her . w make-up.
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v
.
.
.
j
i
From
the
time
the
smoke
enters
-
. Is io - ho found
-------- —
u m c - u d .
year
”
concluded that the loss of power was
...
.
.
'
u * i the chimney and reaches the height ol
P'Bln. old-fashioned village woman
successfully: One-half cup sweet milk. (he lower open1ngR. wblch
t °e she started her career, and that she
due to the altitude of the power sta­
A Fish 8tory.
tion. Upon Investigation of the theo­
tliree-fourths cup grated chocolate, wind from any quarter, the Intermln-1 romalns to this day. She never cared
First Fisherman— That fellow must one-half cup brown sugar. Put this
retical and practical considerations In­
gllng begins, and In each stage of Its ! anythlng about fine clothes or society,
Your doctor will tell you that
volved lt was found that there It a have been kidding me.
on stove and let come to a boll, then upward movement the volume be- j and ber fr*en<lR were chosen by pref-
Second
Fisherman—
W
hat
fellow?
loss of about one per cent, of the In­
pour lt over one-half cup butter. Let comes less and less At the mouth o l' erence ,rora among the people who
fresh air and Rood food are
First Fisherman—The one who told this cool, then add one cup brown
dicated horse-pover for each 1,000
the real cures for consumption.
the chimney the outpour I* com para-i aFe do*ng the work of the world,
feet Increase In elevation. The effect me *bat tbe ^ab *n tb*s stream bit so sugar and one-half cup sweet milk,
tlvely small and so diluted with air W ith professional women she was par-
But often the couRh is very
of an Increase In elevation on an e n -18reedlly that you had to go behind two well beaten eggs and 2% cups
that only a sheet of dork blue smoke ^ cu'ar'y friendly. That period of her
hard. Hence, we sugRest that
glne with a low ration of compression a tree to bait the hook.— Exchange.
sifted flour. Now add one level tea­ waving like a flag to the leeward Is own " f ” be^WPen 1R47, when she was
you ask your doctor about
Is slightly less than on an engine
spoon of soda, dissolved In hot water.
seen, where, under other conditions, graduated, and 180», when she mar­
Good Reason.
Bake SO minutes.
w ith a high degree of compression.
your
taklnR A yer’s C herry
ried
Mr.
Rage,
was
spent
In
teaching
there would be a cloudlike column ol
"When the Judge granted her
school whenever hor health would
Pectoral. It controls the tick­
dense black smoke a mile long.
prayer for divorce and awarded her
Soup of Rice.
Hu Muie of That tor Her.
Chimney* constructed on the pro- permit, and she never felt nbove nny
ling, quiets the couRh.
$100,000 alimony I was astounded.”
Put a half cupful ot washed rice fessor's plan look not unlike windowed ■ onG who earl,ed his or her living. Any
" I want you to become my spirit
"So was I until I learned that she
W b publish o ur form ula«
onfi wbo bad rver been Introduced to
wife," said the organizer of a new and the judge were engaged.”— Ex­ Into boiling water and cook for 12 towers.
W » banlgh aloohol
or 15 minutes. Drain off the water and
Mrs. 8age could see her as easily as
fro m o u r medieiaBB
cult.
change
add a quart of white stock. Boll un­
her own borne as If she had been the
W b urg e 7 0 « lo
"Not for a minute,” replied the lady
til the rice becomes tender.
Strain,
•o n a u ll yo u r
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to a boil.
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“When were they divorced?"
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doctor. Ho will understand at a glance.
at once.
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