Gold Hill news., May 20, 1937, Image 2

The Gold H ill News, («old H ill. Oregon
Thursday. May 2(1, 1937
MURDER MASQUERADE
child
It w as sev eral m onths a ft­
er tins discovery before she saw
Ace Blaikie. At th eir first m eet­
ing, she told him th a t she w as going
By
I
to m ake their m a rria g e public. She
w as kind. We w orshiped h er— could see, as she told m e subse­
INEZ HAYNES IRWIN m She y wife
and I .”
quently, that Ace Blaikie w as ap ­
Copyn<ht I ne* Haynes Inna
Doctor M arden ca m e to a full palled at th is discovery. He tried
By Lem uel F. Parton
WNU Service.
stop. He p u t his hand over his to get her to w ithdraw from the
eyes and san k back into th e p ast hospital and go to A m erica And
Presently with a deep aigh he if not to A m erica, to Italy or Spain
TH URSDAY—Continued
em erged into th e p resen t again.
E leanor steadily refused. Finally,
G allan t C ru sad er A gainst
“ When the w ar cam e, I enlisted she told him if he gave her no
the M arijuana Weed
" I ’m afraid. Doctor M arden.”
P a tric k said his la st word, " I shall as a volunteer in the F ren ch m edi­ help, she m ust apply to m e—th a t
EW YORK.- •The good men
the
m
u
rn
a
g
e
m
ust
be
announced
cal
service.
I
will
say
h
ere
th
a
t
have to ask you not to leave the
do isn’t necessarily in­
H ead until I give you perm ission." we a re a m edical fam ily, so to Thereupon, he told her th a t she
was, in reality, not m arried at all
" I give you m y w ord I shall not speak. Before th e w ar w as over, That, a few y e a rs before, he had terred with their bones if they
th e re w ere a h alf dozen M ardens
have co-operating wives. The
leave it.”
w orking in F ra n ce . When th e Unit secretly m a rrie d in the United
“ Well, M ary ," P a tric k said in a ed S tates ca m e in, I w as tra n s ­ S tates an ac tress by the nam e of late Ham ilton W right’s world
w eary tone. “ It all m akes sense
w ar on narcotics has been
D rina Demoyn
ferred to the A m erican se rv ic e.”
H ere we have a perfect design—
“ D rina D em oyne!" I in terru p ted . | shoved on down through 19
He
paused
and
looked
inquiringly
T orriano first, M a rg aret next, then
“ I ve seen D rina Demoyne. Why,
M arden. No one of them seem s at P atrick . P a tric k nodded. He w hat w as it I read about her ju st y ears of tireless fighting by his
to have told anything but the truth. did not speak. I knew th a t no the other day? She died recently.'* I widow.
m o re than I would he have in te r­
T h ey 're all dying to tell the tru th
At Richmond, Va., recently, Mrs.
“ Y es," Doctor M arden answ ered.
If som ebody would only lie, m aybe rupted th e flow of th a t story.
W right pleaded to the N ational Con-
D octor M arden w ent on. "M y “ H er death has a g re a t bearing ; gress of P a re n ts and T each ers for
I could get the answ er. Of course
M a rg a re t said she thought she wife threw h erself into w ar work on this story. T hat revelation of united and effective action against
heard som ething stirrin g in the too. F or four y e a rs she worked Ace B laikie's w as really E le an o r's | the m ariju an a weed, m urderous
bushes. M arden apparently noticed daily at the A m erican A m bulance d eath w arran t. She never saw him | Mexican n arco tic sm oked by school
nothing like th a t. Now there m ay in Neuilly. E lean o r—p erh ap s now again. But she com m unicated with I children. She calls it the “ m ost
have been another person involved I had b etter tell you about E lea­ m e once. I got a perm ission and I pernicious of d ru g s.”
cam e back from the front. She
or any num ber. F o r th a t m a tte r, nor.
In New Mexico, tw elve y ea rs ago,
M a rg aret F airw ea th er m ay have
“ E lean o r w as a n a tu ra l n urse. told m e the whole story. My wife the sta te narcotics com m ission
retu rn ed and—Oh. I don't know She n ever took a course in n u rs­ and I had but one idea—to save
who killed Ace Blaikie. I'm no ing, but I tau g h t h er everything E lean o r’s reputation. Now it h ap ­ found grow ers and c ig arette m anu­
n e a re r knowing th an I w as S atur­ I knew. She volunteered w hen I pened th at m y w ife's son by her fac tu re rs pressing a cam paign
am ong children, and they found the
day. W ho's th a t? ”
did and the F re n ch sent h er to the first m arria g e, Theodore P re n tiss, I children sm oking m a riju an a. Thev
w as living during the w ar in a re ­
hospital
a
t
Courcy-sur-Seine.
She
V aguely in the back of m y m ind
m ote village in southern F ra n ce . : passed a law. The use of the weed
I had heard D octor M arden drive stay ed th e re for about a y e a r. I He volunteered for both the F ren ch crept on to New York, Rhode Island.
off. In the back of m y m ind I saw h er only a t irre g u la r intervals. and A m erican arm ies. But he had M assachusetts, P ennsylvania, Tex­
heard a second m otor tu rn into the
I had an occasional perm ission alw ays been an
invalid
and as and sev eral southern states.
« \ V I 1 Y Mollie R
drive. It stopped. P resently a light, from the front and then she and my could not be used eith er as a sol­
* ’ y o u g o in g
At
the
Richmond
congress.
Mrs.
sw ift step cam e through the hall wife and I would try to m a n ag e a dier or in any civilian cap acity . I
again? My own m o th er
W
right
rep
resen
ted
the
federal
bu­
and into the living room —a light, reunion at our hom e in P aris. But He w as m a rried and his wife w as
has becom e u gadabout
sw ift step—stran g ely stiffened by I did not see m uch of E lean o r d u r­ pregnant. I sent E leanor to them . reau of narcotics. In 1921. she be­
and a l l b e c a u s e s h e
determ ination.
ing the first m onths of the w ar. I My step-son’s wife died bringing a gan her serv ice as one of th ree in­
m ad e h erself such a p retty new 8 req u ires 1% y a rd s of 35 inch
ternational m em b ers of the opium
" I ’ve com e back to tell you the w ent through w hat m any husbands dead child into the world. T heo­ advisory co m m ittee of the League
d ress.
Really, Mu, those soft m a te ria l for the blouse and I S
re st of m y story, Mr. O 'B rien,” w ere going through in F ra n c e then. dore survived her only six m onths. of Nations, and has since w aged her
g racefu l lines m ak e you look lots y a rd s for the apron.
said M yron M arden. “ I haven’t told I saw m y wife g etting m o re and In the m eantim e, E lean o r bore a fight ag ain st the drug traffic in ev­
slim m er. I think the long rippling
N e w P a tte rn Book.
m o re fatigued—nervously ex h au st­ perfectly healthy baby whom she
you all of it y e t!”
co llar has a good deal to do with
Send for the B a rb a ra Dell
ery
country
w
here
it
originates.
She
ed. But E lean o r stood up to it nam ed Caroline a fte r m y wife. This
it. Or m aybe it's because the skirt Spring and S um m er P a tte rn Book.
E lizabeth
W ashburn,
the
Involuntarily we all three sat m arvelously. But every tim e I saw w as the Caro whom you know. Be­ d was
fits w here it should and has plenty Make yourself a ttra c tiv e , p ra c ti­
au
g
h
ter
of
the
late
Senator
Wil­
her,
it
seem
ed
to
m
e
th
a
t
she
had
down.
fore he died, Theodore suggested a liam Drew W ashburn, who had been
of room ut the b o tto m .”
cal and becom ing clothes, select­
“ I will begin it by telling you,” becom e m ore of a w om an, m ore plan. We ca rrie d it out. We reg ­ i m in ister to F ran ce.
ing designs from the B a rb a ra Bell
“
Yes,
My
D
arling
D
au
g
h
ter.”
D octor M arden took up the story and m ore beautiful. Then Ace istered her in the M arie of L aitry
“ D aughter, d e a r, how you do well planned, easy-to-m ake p a t­
Ham
ilton
W
right
traveled,
a
g
ita
t­
B
laikie
ap
p
eared
in
h
er
life.”
as
Caroline
Blaikie.
We
reg
istered
in the quietest voice I had ever
ru n on! Im ita te S is; put your tern s. In terestin g and exclusive
A gain D octor M arden cam e to a h er u nder th at nam e as an A m eri­ ed, organized, w rote and lectured
h eard from him , “ som ething th a t
apron on and have the dusting fashions for little children and the
for
y
ea
rs
ag
ain
st
narcotics.
When,
will, I think, com e a s a g rea t su r­ p ause and now he did not cover his can citizen, with the consul of M ar­
done
when I get back from the difficult ju n io r age; slenderizing,
,
in
1913,
he
went
to
P
aris
as
a
m
em
­
prise to you.” He paused as though face w ith his hands. He presen ted . seilles. I can show you th a t she
Civic
Im p ro v em en t L eague m eet­ well-cut p attern s for the m a tu re
ber
of
the
peace
conference,
he
w
as
b ears th a t nam e on her passport.
to sum m on his stren g th for the
ing.
And
speaking of aprons, th at figure; afternoon d re lea for the
killed
in
a
stre
e
t
accident.
Mrs.
But we told all h er friends in P aris
revelation. “ Ace Blaikie is the fa­
is th e clev erest one Sis ev er had. m ost p a rtic u la r young women nisi
Wright, highly placed socially in
and
have
told
them
ever
since
th
a
t
th er of m y g ran d d au g h ter Caro
I love the w ay it cro sses in the m a tro n s and other p a tte rn s for
she w as T heodore’s child. As soon Washington, left her p leasan t home
P re n tiss.”
special occasions a re all to Is-
b ac k .”
and
her
four
children
and
picked
as I could get leave, I took my
found in the B a rb a ra Bell P a tte rn
H e paused again as though for a
“
So
do
I,
Mom,
and
see
how
it
(
up
her
h
u
sb
an
d
's
gage
w
here
it
had
wife and d au g h ter to S p ain."
question or com m ent from us.
fallen.
covers up m y d re ss all over. Good- Book. Send 15 cen ts P stay for your
copy.
He paused. F or an in stan t he bit
by, Mom, have u good tim e .”
But neither P a rtic k nor I spoke.
In China, Turkey and P ersia, she
his lower lip as though to fang out
Send your order to The Sewing
We did not stir. H is sta te m en t had
S isterly Chit Chat.
of it the em otion w hich m ad e it fought ag a in st the world tide of poi­
C irc le P a tte rn Dept., 149 New
worked too g re a t a p araly sis for
son.
She
trac
ed
the
green
capsule
“
Sis,
run
u
p
sta
irs
for
m
y
apron,
trem ble.
M ontgom ery Ave . San F rancisco,
us eith er to speak or move.
of the poppy, from the fields of Yun­
w on't you? I w ouldn't h av e a spot Culif. P a tte rn s 15 cen ts (in coins)
“ T here m y d au g h ter killed her­ nan and Shensi provinces to the
“ I ’ll have to go back of course to
on this, m y beloved m odel, for each.
self.”
tell you how it cam e about. I will
slum s and stew s of world capitals.
all th e w orld. I t’s m y idea of
C Bell Syndicate WNU Service
N
either
P
atric
k
nor
I
m
ad
e
com
­
She rounded up the story at the for­
begin with m y own m a rria g e. My
sm ooth: all these buttons; no belt;
m ent. He him self m ade no fu rth er eign w ars waged ag ain st China to
wife w as a New York woman.
th ese h ere new puffed sleev es;
com m ent. “ When we retu rn ed to m ake her ad m it Indian opium. With
When I m e t her, about forty y ears
and th is flare th a t’s a flare.”
P aris, how ever, th e re w as never Ellen I.a M otte, who w rote "T he
ago, she w as a widow. She had
“ J u s t you w ait, Miss, till I grow
any question of E le a n o r's not be­ Backw ash of W ar," she pieced to­
been widowed tw ice and both tim es
up! Your clothes won’t have a
ing Theodore P re n tiss's child—C ar­ gether a n a rra tiv e as unlovely as
under trag ic conditions. H er first
look in becau se I'v e a lre ad y be­
oline P ren tiss. And so she ;rew any chaplet of h o rro r which ever
husband, Theodore P ren tiss, also a
By
gun to Sew-My-Own. All right. I ’m
up. She has no m o re idea of her rested on the brow of the nations.
New Y orker, w as throw n from his
going.”
C
C
I
K
Ì
C
Ann
Harding
relationship to Ace th an you had
horse a m onth afte r th eir m arria g e.
And so on well into the a fte r­
T here are so m any things to be
Z
ActroM
before I told you this story. As
He died instantly. She becam e the
noon!
she is a m inor, I got her passport. ag ain st these days, it is h ard to
m other of his posthum ous child—a
pick your opponent. Why not ju st
The P a tte rn s .
She h as n ever seen it.
boy, T heodore P ren tiss. F iv e y ea rs
Chicken Salad.
take m a riju an a weed? This w riter
P
a
tte
rn
1268 is for sizes 36 to 52.
later, she m a rrie d again—Addison
1 q u a r t c o ld c h ic k e n
“ Concealing her rea l n am e from speaks with feeling on this subject,
1 p in t fin e ly c u t c e le ry
Size
38
req
u
ires
51
/«
y
a
rd
s
of
39
D acre. H e too w as a New Y orker.
Caro has been one of the m inor having observed one citizen chew ­
3 h a rd b o ile d «
inch m ateria l plus l ' i y ard s of 11Y
While they w ere traveling in
2 c u p fu ls rftayoiinulM ?
troubles of m y life. But I ’ve a c ­ ing an o th e r’s e a r off in a m ountain
inch
bias
binding
for
trim
m
ing.
F ra n ce , he died in P a ris of a case
S m a ll b o ttle o f o liv e »
com plished it. I brought her up ham let in southern Mexico, quite a
S
a it to ta»te
of pneum onia. She w as p regnant
P a tte rn 1292 is designed for sizes
in P aris, as you know. But as few y e a rs before the weed becam e
P a p rik a
a t the tim e and the shock brought
12
to
20
(30
to
42
bust).
Size
14
she grew older, I w ondered about an
e x tra -c u rric u la r in terest in
Jo in t the dressed chicken and
on the p re m a tu re birth of a little
req u ires 4 ’ m y a rd s of 39 inch m a ­
h er fo rb ears in A m erica. I knew A m erican high schools.
hod until tender. Allow ft to cool,
terial.
girl who w as to be nam ed E leanor
th a t people thought of Ace Blaikie
D acre. I w as established as a
I had joined in singing the quaint
P a tte rn 1255 is designed in sizes then cut into .small pieces until the
as a rich m an. I knew th a t he had
physician in P a ris and I w as called
“ La C u c arac h a" song about the
6, 8, 10, 12, and 14 y ears. Size req u ired am ount is obtained. Use
p
roperty
in
Satuit,
M
assachusetts.
in on th e case. This w as im m edi­
only the w hitest celery, and none
Then He Took Up His Story
I began to w onder if, as he grew cockroach th a t got so full of m a ri­
ately a fte r the funeral—I nev er m et
ju
an
a
weed
th
a
t
he
couldn’t
walk
with co arse strings. C ut two of
older, he would not w ant his only
Again.
Addison D acre.
the eggs, not too tine. Mix chick­
Foreign
W
ords
child—if only child she w ere—to in­ home. T here w as nothing in the
en, celery, eggs and seasoning.
“ M rs. D acre w as a beautiful unscreened, the h ard b itter eyes, herit th a t property. At first I put song about the d ru g 's peculiar in­
a n d P h rases
®
Allow the m ix tu re to stan d with
w om an—a very lovely w om an. I the tight-shut lip s; th e setness of this thought out of m y m ind. But citem en t to m ayhem . The song will
a little F ren ch d ressing for an
felt th a t if th e child died, h e r very every line and curve.
it kept recu rrin g . It troubled me. becom e distasteful to anyone who
has seen m a riju a n a a t work—also
reason would go. I threw m yself
T o u te m édaillé a son rev ers. hour o r m ore in u cool place.
“ I know th a t you, M rs. Avery, I finally fju n d it w as keeping m e my experience n ear M azatlan, (
h ea rt and soul into saving th a t pre­
(F
.) E v ery th in g has its good and To serve, the m ayonnaise m ay be
are acquainted w ith the facto rs of aw ake nights. Sleepless nights be­ w here a peon w as shooting up the ,
m ixed with the chicken o r served
m atu re little waif—and I did save
its bad side.
gan to rec u r a little too often. I
Ace
B
laikie’s
w
ar
experience
be­
and lunging at passersby with '
her. I took c a re of h er for m onths.
Chacun pour soi et Dieu pour ns a top dressing, according to
m ade inquiries and found th a t Ace town
cau
se
I
’ve
h
eard
you
discuss
them
a m achete.
Of course th a t constant attendance so often.”
tous. (F .) E verybody for him self taste.
B laikie w as not only accepted as a
brought M rs. D acre and m e very
S erve on fresh lettu ce leaves.
and God for all of us.
It
was
about
eleven
y
ears
ago
bachelor
but
th
a
t
nobody
knew
th
a
t
“ And besides,” I rem inded him ,
close. By the tim e E leanor w as a
G arn ish with slices of the third
L
aissez
ces
vains
scrupules.
th
a
t
the
Brooklyn
police
a
rrested
he
had
ev
er
been
m
a
rrie
d
.
Ulti­
year old, we realized th a t life "m y husband w as in F ra n c e .”
(F .) D iscard or lay aside those egg and stuffed olives. Sprinkle
m ately I decided to com e to the Andrew H u erta, a M exican sailor,
with paprika.
“ Well then, I will m erely say
m eant nothing to either of us w ith­
vain scruples.
United S tates, to estab lish m yself who w as selling m a riju an a ciga­
C o p y r le h t.— W N U S a rv lra
out the other. Six m onths la te r we th a t it w as w hile he w as in the a t Satuit. It m ade things easy for rettes. In a back y ard in Queens, he
J e suis. (F .) I am .
w ere m a rrie d quietly in P a ris. My F oreign Legion th a t he m et E leanor. m e because I had n ev er m et Ace showed them a knee-high crop of
Ad n au seam . (L .) To the point
practice w as th e re and we have It seem ed to have been a case of
of disgust.
m a riju a n a . This led to the a rre s t
lived in P a ris, except for our holi­ love at first sight. C ertainly with Blaikie. In the w ar som ebody s ta r t­ of rac k ete ers, growing the weed and
HERE'S A REAIUT
A rgum cntum ad ab su rd u m . (L.)
days, ever since. My wife died E leanor. And as she afterw ard told ed calling E leanor ‘S ister D ora ’ selling cig arettes to soldiers.
An arg u m en t intended to prove
MARVELOUS
two y ea rs ago and, after I had a m e. D octor B laikie said it w as so a fte r an old novel, th e heroine of
the ab su rd ity of on opponent’s a r ­
BARGAIN IN
which
w
as
a
nurse.
I
confess
I
E
v
ery
y
ea
r
or
so
th
ere
is
an
ar-
'
little recovered from m y grief,
with him . But when it com es to have never read it. Ace Blaikie
SEIF-POLISHING
rest.
The cig arettes a re m ad e 1 gum ent.
decided to re tu rn to A m erica. But D octor B laikie and love----- ”
Bon m arch e. (F .) A b argain.
never
called
her
anything
but
S
ister
from
the
dried leaves and the flow­
FLOOR W A X -A
I am running ahead of m y story
The expression on D octor M ar- Dora.
E m p resse m e n t. (F .) E ag ern ess
Although E le an o r’s nam e ers of the weed, which is known as
I m u st go back to E leanor.
FULL QUART FOR
d en ’s face deepened so horribly w as D acre, the nam e of M arden “ wild tobacco" and looks like a to­
P a te r p atriae. (L.) The fath er
85< NO RUBBING-
“ T here could not possibly ever th a t it w as as though the blood m ight of course linger in Ace
of
his
country.
have lived a m ore lovely child than behind the flesh had turned to ink. B laikie’s m ind. Still, as I said be­ m ato vine. It is a tough grow th
Chronique scandaleuse. (F .) A
NO BUFFING WITH
E leanor. And when I use the word F o r a m om ent the te rm my hus­ fore, th ere had been a t le a st half a and so is the habit. If som ebody
scandalous story.
THIS AMAZING N?W
on
the
subw
ays
bites
you,
you
will
'lovely,' I use it advisedly. She band used to use in reg ard to box­ dozen physicians nam ed M arden
E m b a rra s de rich esse. (F .)
know w hat is the m a tte r.
was lovely in face and figure; love ing and boxers ca m e into m y mind w orking in P a ris during the w ar.
O versupply of m a teria l.
All sta te s, as M rs. W right reports,
ly in h e a rt and spirit. I adored —fighting face.
E n tr’acte. (F .) Betw een the
L ast spring, as you both know, I h av e law s ag a in st its growth or use,
her.
acts.
“ —he did not know really w hat cam e here to Satuit. I m et Ace except
“A beautiful child, E leanor grew
love w as. On th a t side he w as not Blaikie socially, of course, although T ennessee. But, so fâ r as this w rit-
to be a beautiful wom an. I do not
I m ade no effort to m eet him. Pr
e r can
can ,Parn
learn, th hpr„
e re has been no
think th a t this is prejudice. E v e ry m an but beast. At any ra te they C
aro ’s nam e w as n eith er his nor unified or vigorous action, th ere is
Voyage o f Life
w here, h er ap p earan ce m ade a sen. m et as often as his perm issions and
m ine. If the coincidence of a phy­ m e ag er inform ation and th ere is ac­
hers
allowed.
W
hat
happened
of
Today, in the voyage of thy life
sation. T hat w as not entirely due
sician from P a ris by the n am e of cum ulating evidence that, with r e ­
down the d ark tide of tim e, stand
to h er beauty perhaps. It w as p a rt­ course w as th a t Ace Blaikie dis­
M arden gave him pause, he did not peal, som e of the m ore resourceful
boldly to thy tiller, guide thee by
ly h er coloring. It w as the m ost covered th a t in o rd er to possess m y
d aug h ter, he m u st offer h er m a r­ let m e know it. He m ay have liquor rac k ete ers becam e agricuk
P O L IS H
th
e pole s ta r, and be safe —M artin
delicate blonde I have ever seen—
thought of m e only as one of the turists.
M O P S • W AX
F . T upper.
ethereal. Often Mrs. M arden and riage. U n d erstan d —“ D octor Mar- M arden connection in P aris.
den’s voice shot to us a perem p­
I discussed th e p roper adjective to
tory o rd er. “ U nderstand th a t this
“ In the m ean tim e I studied my
apply to E leanor. She was not an­
Lost A tlantis Again.
was not a su b je ct th a t E leanor
gelic nor seraphic nor cherubic. would discuss with any m an. He m an. I found th a t he w as engaged
For
m
ore than th irty y ea rs P ro ­
to
be
m
a
rrie
d
to
a
beautiful,
She w as too tall to be fairy-like. had to learn th a t—to sense it. And
ch arm in g and estim ab le young fessor Leo F robenius has been ta k ­
She w as sprite-like. H er h air w as
he w as ap p a ren tly ex trem ely acute
the palest gold, h er features w hat in sensing th e reactio n s of the oth­ girl. T hat girl becam e C aro’s m ost ing the shine off our m odern civili­
we used to call mignonne, her eyes e r sex. At any ra te they w ere m a r­ devoted friend. I confess to you zation by dem o n stratin g th a t a lot
I did not know w hat to do. If he of it is old stuff. The fam ous G er­
deeply violet.
i o r io u s 11-day, 2000 mile vacation cruises
ried secretly. T h at w as before the m a rrie d , Ace Blaikie w as likely to m an archeologist, lecturing in the
“ The F re n ch alw ays stared at United S tates ca m e in. It w as in leave children. In the m a tte r of in- United S tates, is one of the leadiiw;
................ .. X through A n Aisle of Wes, the land-locked
her and in Spain and Italy she c re ­ the su m m er of 1915. I will not
h eritan ce, his leg itim ate heirs defenders of the lost continent of
[OOOOQO Im ide Passage, with calls at Ketchikan, Petera-
ated such a sensation th a t she did go into all the ins and outs of this.
00'
would of course ta k e precedence A tlantis theory.
Now sixty-four
‘ burg, W ran g ell, Juneau and S itka. M o d e rn ,
not like to go out on the stre e t
will say only th a t m a rria g e in o ver Caro. And the la st thing in y ea rs old, he delves tirelessly in In-
yacht like eruise (hips with every comfort and
alone. She had courage enough, F ra n ce is a v ery com plicated m a t­ th e world I w anted—for C aro’s d*a > Africa, E gypt, Tripoli and Tur-
convenience Sailings from Seattle 10 a m. every
but she hated the little incidents ter. Ace Blaikie had m ad e friends sa k e—w as a scandal. I let the ^ef- The son of a G erm an arm y
,
Friday, M a y to Septem ber inclusive. W r ite
which o ccurred h ere and th e re with a F ren ch officer who had a su m m er d rift by in a w elter of in officer, also an au thor and scholar,
along the way. I will not say th a t long pull. He fixed it so th a t Ace decision.”
7
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for illustrated, fu lly descriptive folden.
he m ade hia first expedition in 1904.
E leanor w as an angel, although and E leanor w ere m a rrie d secretly.
I t ’s a vacation you’ll never r e g re t-o r forget!
He paused again and seem ed
a " savar,f3> he has turned up the
she w as a kind of m odern angel.
“ P resen tly E lean o r found herself rem iniscently to survey th a t long m ost convincing evidence th at
She w as too vigorous to suggest pregnant. She told m e afterw ard direful period. Then he took up hi m a.n y s tr a ta of g rea t buried civil!-
northmnd t r w o r t a t io n
th a t sort of thing. But she w as th a t th ere w as nothing in the world sto ry again.
zations underly our house of life
absolutely honest. She w as sw eet she w anted so m uch as to bear a
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