Lane County leader., March 18, 1904, Image 2

J U D IC IA L D E CISIO NS.
1 prospering, end thet ueed to keep my
heart light.”
A « between a surviving partner and
“ A y — it did,” said Sarah, sorrowfully.
“ And I ’m very much obliged to Sally,” the executor o f the deoeaaed one. the
said Tom, with a sudden grin that was as Arm name la held, in Slater va. Slater
spasmodic as a clockwork figure’s; “ some (X. Y.l. 61 L. R. A. 7U6. to be an aaaet
sisters would have backbited a brother o f the partnerahlp which the executor
while he was away, and set hia relatives haa a right to have aold for the settle­
against him; but you didn’t, Sally?”
ment o f the partnership affairs.
“ No.”
A tenant o f land, not merely o f a
“ Not that you have been talking much
about me lately, I understand,” said room or apartment, la held. In Arbenx
Tom, “ since the dear old lady has come vs. Exley, W atkins A Co. (W . Va.). 61
into a fortune. But you did once— and L. R. A. 957. to be liable to pay rent
C H A P T E R X V .-H Continued.)
“ I have done no good.”
I ’m grateful to the last day of my life.” for hia term, though a building on It.
Sli** left the door «jar, and walked
“ He would not accept assistance? He
H e leaned
. . . acrosa the table
,
. in
. . order
-
| Included In the lease, Is totally de-
acrosa the room, littered with many vol­ was hard and uncharitable— be taunted .. . .
umes, toward a desk heaped high with you with all his heart’s bitterness?”
i”
-troyed by Are without fault on hi.
face,
and
Sarah
answered
slowly:
papers. The whole place was a true au­
“ He was kind. 1— I think that he was
part, unleee the lease otherwise pro­
“ W e will talk o f the past— and o f the
thor’s den— a glimpse even of old Grub glad to see me.”
vide«.
future— at a fitting time.”
street times, when authors worked hord
“ Did he— did he speak o f me?”
Violation o f a statute forbidding the
“ Aa you please. Take your own time,
for their daily bread, and none knew what
“ Not a word.”
Sarah,” was the reply; “ you will find me employment in factories o f children of
became of the profits o f their scribbling,
“ Not one! I am glad of that,” she an­
and the Captain in the picture gallery a certain age la held. In Marino vs.
and no one cured save the thieves who swered moodily.
presently. The Captain is a follower o f Lehm aier (N. Y.), 61 L. R. A. 811, to
sold books.
Before another syllable could be ex­
be evidence o f negligence which w ill
In the midst of the chaos on the desk changed, she had turned into a narrow the arts himself.
“ Oh, Thomas!” said the Captain, rais­
there lay a little dainty note, stamped court and disappeared, and Sarah East­
ing both hands deprecatingly, “ an ad­ support a civil action for injuries re­
and sealed and unopened, which had been bell was left to proceed upon her home­
sulting therefrom, although it is pun­
mirer o f them— that is all.”
placed there by the landlady during his ward route.
“ A composer, a genuine composer!” ishable under the statute as a misde-
absence from home; and it was in a lady’s
cried Tom Easbell, slapping hia hand un­ mea nor.
handwriting, o f that Sarah Eastbell was
C H A P T E R X V I.
ceremoniously on hia friend’s music book.
The ow ner o f a structure to be used
assured.
Sarah Eastbell went back to Sedge
“ I beg pardon grandmother; I am in
,0b o « * « ll alid# at a bathing resort
She was not particularly
reserved H ill with her maid, in a disconsolate
good
spirits
to-night—
that
s
all,
said
. n
**
r nira t intnHn
about examining it; indeed, her impulse frame of mind. She had left home full Tom. deferentiall* “ Sarah', back, and >• . «••“ . . . ln
Barrett va. Lake Ontario
toward it did not allow time for thnee o f confidence in the result of her mission, tor a moment I had forgotten my be- Reacl1 Improvement Co. (.
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finer feelings to develop themselves which full o f faith in being o f service to Reu­
R. A. 829, to be liable for resulting in­
two years’ training had striven to pro­ ben Culwick. and of Reuben being grate­ reaveinent.
“ W hat bereavement? ah! your wife, juries in case a person attempting t o !
duce. She pounced upon the note like a ful for her efforts in hia behalf, and the
use It falls from It by reason o f in-
hawk, in fact, and took it up with trem­ result had been an ignominious discom­ said Sarah; “ is she dead then?’
"Dead and gone, poor soul. Don’t ) o t sufficiency o f the railing, although it is
bling hands, and with har big dark eyas fiture. She had left home against the
see how deep my mourning is?”
in possession o f a tenant.
dilating.
wishes o f her grandmother, and in oppo­
“ Don’t give way, Tom— don’t give
“ Mary Holland!” she exclaimed.
Under a bequest to one or more per-
sition to the advice o f her grandmother’s way,” said Captain Peterson, as he cook
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....
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She examined the letter attentively. companion, Mary Holland.
Still the his friend’s arm and led him sobbing from sons living, aQd to the children
The handwriting was large and charac­ granddaughter was not sorry that she
other who Is dead, it is held, in C ol-,
teristic, and clear; the monogram on the had been to London, although she had the room.
“ Hasn’t he left the door open?” ask»d lins vs. Feather (W . Va.), 61 L. R. A.
back o f the envelope was M. H .; the post­ failed in being o f service to Reuben Cul­
“ I thought so by the 660, that the legatees w ill take per
mark was Worcester— there could bo no wick. She had seen him; he had prom­ Mrs. Eastbell.
blowing down the back o f my neck. I t ’s capita unless it appears from the con-
possibility of mistake.
ised to come to Sedge FI ill some day; he a pity he doesn’ t know better than to
t e i t or some clause in the will, or
‘ ‘ W hy has she written?” exclaimed w’as not altered so terribly as Miss Jen­
leave all the doors open, but I «oppose from the circumstances ln v iew of
Surah; “ how dare she write to him?”
nings had asserted; he had spoken kind­
they’re
used
to
wind
at
sea,
Sally?”
A t the same moment a hand touched ly to her; he was not jealous of her po­
which it was made, that the testator
“ Yes, grandmother.”
her arm, and Reuben Culwick’s voice sition in his father’s house; he had suf­
“ N ow that they’ve gone, I want to intended a stlrpital distribution.
said politely:
fered more from his own ventures in life know about your wild-goose chase— to
The righ t to work convicts in pri- j
“ When you have quite done with my than from his disinheritance; it was not
letter, Miss Eastbell, I should feel oblig­ the one misfortune, but the many, which scold you for it— to ask after that »lo c k ­ vate chain gangs controlled by private
up fellow Reuben, who------”
individuals is denied, in Simmons vs.
ed by its return.”
had altered him nnd aged him, and he
“ Presently— presently— I
must
see Georgia Iron and Coal Company (Ga.), j
Sarah Eustbell gave a little scream of would be the same frank, warm-hearted
those men at once.” cried Sarah, start­ 61 L. R. A. 739, and a convict confined
surprise, and turned to greet her cousin. fellow presently, she prayed.
ing up, with eyes gleaming and bauds
Shs extended both her hands toward
on such a chain gang is held to be en-1
She reached Worcester in safety, and a clenched.
“ D e a r M rs . P i n k h a m : — I h e a r t ily recommend L y d ia E . P in k ham' ’ sain
him, and he did not check the impulse, hired fly took her the rest o f the way
She lost not many minute« in follow-1 tltled to b* released from the custody V e g e ta b le Com pound as a U terine Ton ic and R egu lator. I suffered f o r B i
but received them in his own, and shook home. It was between 8 and 9 o’ -»lock
ing her brother and his friend to the ° f the individuals controlling it, and four years w ith irregu larities and Uterine troubles. N o one but those whofag
them warmly, winding up proceedings by o f that autumn evening when the great
remanded to the custody o f the au­ have experienced this dreadful agony can form any idea o f the physical
taking his letter gently and delicately front door was opened to admit her. The picture gallery. Thomas Enstteil, sprawl
mental misery those endure who are thus afflicted. Y o u r V e g e t a b l e C o n i \ ^
ed
in Simon Culwick’s chair, with his thorities law fu lly entitled thereto.
from her.
staid man servant wore so grave an ex­
urea me w ith in three months. I was fu lly restored
restored to health andH
A sale by an officer o f a corporation pound cur
Reuben very unceremoniously cleared pression o f countenance that Sarah said leg» ungracefully dangling over the left
painless, W h at a blessing it
arm. Captain Peterson, reserved in the o f stock therein, nominally made to strength, , i and now my periods s are regular and painles
a chair of about half a hundredweight o f quickly:
fa il to help you.
yon.
remedy
when
so
many
doctors
ta
is to be able to obtain such
presence of his particular friend, sat with
books, by tilting the volumes forward to
“ A ll is well, I hope, W ills? Mrs. East­
other officers, but In reality made, as L y d ia E. P in k h a m ’s V egetab
le C
om pound is
any
tu c ia u io
vwuii«>u.i<,
•» b ette r than »u
j d o c to r^ *
his chair tilted against the marble man­
the floor, and Sarah sat down and looked bell is upstairs, I suppose?”
he knew', to the corporation Itself, and or medicine I ever had. Very tru ly your», Miss E a s t W u it t a k x b , 604 39th 8 t,un<
telpiece.
timidly and yet scrutinizingly toward
“ She is downstairs this evening. In
"
“ Come in, Sarah, don’ t be bashful.” paid for, as he knew, out o f the as­ W. Savannah,
him. He did not speak to her again; he the drawing room.”
said Thomas Eastbell. “ You are very sets o f the company, is held, in H all I
N o physician In the w o rld has h ad such a tra in in g o r such n n
n b L
gave her time to collect her ideas, or to
“ She has been ill-advised to go there, j
vs. Henderson (Ala.), 61 L. R. A. 621,' am oun t o f inform ation at han d to assist in the treatm en t o f all® *
welcome, I assure you.”
observe the effect o f two years’ change, The place Is large and cold, and-----
Sarah shut the door at this invitation to be void as against the corporation’s kinds of fem ale i l l s » » M rs. IMnkhnm. In her office at Lyn n, M ass, T*
of two years’ trouble and hard work and
Sarah Eastbell paused in mute aston­
worldly drudgery upon him. This gave ishment, for the sound of a violin, not and walked quickly toward the visitors, creditors as a g ift to him o f the corn- she is able to do m ore fo r the a ilin g wom en o f A m e ric a than thewb
him time also to note how years had re­ unskillfully played, came from the di­ taking a seat close to her brother, and pany ’8 assets, whether it is insolvent fam ily physician. A n y w om an, therefore, is resp o n sib le fo r liorby
o w n trouble w ho w ill not take the pains to w rite to M rs. Pin k h am laft
modeled Second-cousin Sarah— how the rection of the room in which she had been looking sternly and fixedly at him.
or not.
fo r advice. H er address is Lyn n, M ass., an d h e r ad vice is free.
u
W h y do you come? W hat do you
gawky girl had grown Into a handsome told her grandmother was. Music had
Notice
o
f
protest
o
f
a
bill
o
f
ex­
young woman, whom he could only iden­ filled the house with harmony o f late want? You are here with a purpose,”
A
letter
from
another
w
om
an
s
h
o
w
in
g
w
h
a
t
w
a
s
^
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tify with past forlornness by her large, days, for Mary Holland was a fair pian­ said Sarah persistently; “ state it, if you change, to a draw er who has executed
au assignment fo r benefit o f creditors,
accomplished In her case by the use of L y d i a ^
dork, wistful eyes. And she saw, with a ist, and Mrs. Eastbell was fond of music, please.”
“ It is very simple,” her brother said, is held. In T a ylo r vs. Citizens’ Saving»
strange heart-sinking for which she could it had been ascertained: but violin play­
E. P in k h am ’s Vegetable Compound.
tow
Bank (K y .), 61 L. R. A. 900, to be suf­
not account, that there was a startling ing had not been one o f “ the compan­ coolly.
“
I
am
not
the
child
I
was;
I
have
learn­
“
D
e
a
r
M
rs
.
P
in
k
h
a
m
:
I
am
so
grateful
change in him who was facing her.
ficient to bind its estate in the hands
ion’s” accomplishments.
ed to know the wrorld, and to take my o f the assignee. The other cases as to
to you for the help L y d ia E . P in k h a m ’s
“ I am very sorry,” she said at last, and
“ W ho is it?” she cried.
part in it. I know you, Thomas East­
V e g e ta b le C om p ound has given me thatt J
in spasmodic fashion.
“ I t ’s Captain Peterson, Miss Eastbell.
w'hom notice o f protest or non-pay­
bell.
I
know
o
f
no
good
or
honest
action
1 deem it but a «mall return to w r ite you anney
“ I am in my right place,” he said, with I f you will allow me to explain how----- ”
ment should be given a fte r appoint­
that
you
have
ever
done.
Knowing
that,
expression o f my experience.
thra
a little laugh that was hardly natural,
But Sarah Eastbell was o f too excita­
ment o f receiver, assignee or other rep­
I
will
not
have
you
and
your
friend
in
“ Many years suffering w ith weakness,W c
“ an individual totally undeserving of ble a nature to wait for an explanation,
this house. You play a dangerous game resentative o f insolvent are collated in
inflammation, and a broken down system,
your sympathy.”
when the mystery was to be cleared up
made me more anxious to die than live, but
“ W hy have you never written to me or first-hand, and she swept by the servant in your defiance of me, for I am mistress a note to this case.
here.”
L y d ia E . P in k h a m ’s V e g e ta b le C o m -,Tf.
grandmother? W hy have you not come and went at once to the drawing room.
pound soon restored my lost strength. *? 10
“
Oh,
indeed!—
that’s
it,
is
it?”
said
her
W
O
M
E
N
USE
M
A
G
IC
M
IR
R
O
R
S.
to Sedge H ill? W hy have you kept away There were four persons in the room be­
T a k in g the medicine o n ly tw o w eeks pro-clI1€
from those who would have been always sides herself, and she looked from one brother with a sneer; “ I am to tell my
duced a radical change, and tw o months re- **vt
grandmother that she’s a cipher in her Japanese Lucky Glass la t h e Sim plest
very proud to help you?”
to another with a keen watchfulness that
stored me to perfect health. I am now a f M
and Best Exam ple,
“ That is why I have kept away, Miss hardly died away when her appearance own house— that she’s nobody, and want
changed woman, and m y friends wonder at Bri*
A magic m irror is now a part o f ev-
Eastbell— because I am proud enough to was observed. H er heart sank a great to grab all her money when she died.”
the change, it is so marvellous. Sincerely fp g
Tell her what you will,’ said S arah ;! ery w ell regulated London household,
be above all help. You must not mind deal, but she had the self-possession to
yours. M iss M a t t ie H e n r y , 429 Green St,
what I say; I am more irritable than I keep a bold front to the enemy— for sure­ “ ‘ he a " . w |.r w h ic h ,t r ip , the Tell from | T b e beUef tlmt w rtllln brllfbt gub
D anville, V a .”
...
used to be— I have grown to like my own ly it was the enemy who had appeared at your bad life will be sufficient to drive stances can . be so impressed , with
th<
Id
Company, and to dislike visitors of all do* Sedge H ill in the unlucky time of her ab­ you from us.”
T h e testimonials w hich w e a r e constantly p u b lis h in g from
magnetism
o
f
a
person
as
to
reflect
(T o be continued.!
grees. I am a sour kind o f fellow now, sence, and whose coining she had feared
to the clairvoyant gaze that person’ s g ra te fu l wom en prove beyond a d o u b t the p o w e r o f L y d ia E .P m k - £
who prides himself upon saying hard before that day, although not expecting
ham ’s V egetab le Com pound to c o n q u e r fem ale diseases.
T h e V o ic e o f E xp e rien c e.
thoughts and feelings is almost as old
things, and so the less you see of him the it in this fashion.
F O R F E I T U we cannot forthwith produce the original letter« and «Igustar««ol -
woman's
vanity
which
first
T
h
e
bride’s
mother
w
as
visiting
her
j
us
better.”
H a lf sitting, half reclining by the great
above UMtimoalals, whlca vili prove their absolute genuineness.
“ You are not offended with me?” she coal fire burning In the steel grate., was and together they sat in the sew ing prompted the mirror,
L j d i a E . 1’ in k iia m Med# C o „ L y n u , * * ‘ «li
Perhaps the Japanese lucky mirror ii
Inquired softly. “ You take it as an insult the old blind woman, her spare form room. T h e bride w as fixin g the sleeve
that my blind grandmother and I are in draped in heavy ruby velvet, over which lining o f her husband’s overcoat.
the simplest and best known example
T h a t L a n g u a g e o f Onra.
Duel a la F ran caise.
your father’s house, and possess your meandered a gold chain thick enough for
“ W ell, I think that’s a neat Job,” re­ One side o f this is very highly pol
father’s property, but we------”
“ Oh, don’t worry about such trifles,1
“ Hold! M y honor is satisfied!”
a door fastening. On her gray hairs had marked the bride, as she finished her ished, and the other is chased in low
‘‘ I will not hear,” cried Reuben, fiercely been set a turban kind o f headdress, but
said the girl. “ Just keep a stiff npper lid
“ Already?”
task.
re lief with figures o f clouds, birds
Interrupting her. “ When I knew that my it had slipped sidewise, and presented a
“ Mals oui. I see the blood in your and everything will come out all right^
Its me
T h e m other exam ined it and shook and tali8inanic ideographs.
father kept his word with me, I became grotesque appearance. Mary Holland sat
“ But.” protested the other maid,
chani8m is such that when a beam ol eye.” — Harvard Lampoon.
less of a philosopher than I had bargain­ quiet and grave over her wool work, and her head solemnly.
is a physical impossibility for me
“ You don’t like It?* suggested the light is thrown upon it and reflected
ed for— more human, more selfish, more near her were two visitora.
maintain a superior labial rigidity.”
Mothers w ill find Mrs. Winslows’ « Soothing
upon a dark w all a luminous figure oi Syrup the best remedy to use for their children
o f a coward— and I am only slowly get­
The younger o f the two was her broth­ bride.
ting over the sense of disappointment er Tom. glossy as a raven in a brand-new
“ I t ’s too w ell done,” w as the reply. portent appears within the luminous during the teething period..
Not N atu ral.
which followed the disinheritance. I was suit of black, and the stranger was a mid­
“Too w e ll done!”
circles.
This, o f course, is achieved
“ I suppose the prisoner refused to tali^
vain enough to think myself a hero, when dle-sized, good-looking, highly colored,
H ad n ’ t H eard o f It.
“ Yes; it’s a tailor's Job.”
by means o f a slide slipped into tht
—
referred
you
to his lawyer, eh?”
I was only a poor money-loving prig.”
dark man o f eight or nine-nnd-twenty,
Mr. Clifton— Do you think the North
“ But i f I can do it as w ell as a center o f the mirror.
“ Oh, no; the prisoner is a woman.”
“ I — I — hardly understand,” said Sarah, who at the moment of Sarah’s entrance
Pole
will
ever
be
found.
Miss
Lakeside?
tailor------”
There is another kind o f magic mir
Cincinnati Times-Ster.
bewildered at this confession.
was playing a violin fantasia for the ben­
Miss Lakeside— Why, I didn’ t know
“ W hy, then, o f course, you’ll have ror which at certain oblique angles will
“ No, no— probably not,” he said quick­ efit of the company.
It w ai lost
ly, “ and why should I trouble you about
It was Mary Holland who first per­ to keep on doing things o f that sort. disclose figures which at right angles
my feelings, even if you did?”
ceived our heroine, and rose ns if to cross Oh. I know all atxmt It. I tried it m y­ are invisible. Another kind set at th<
Piso s Cure iX a reined v for coughs, colds
“ A word would have saved you from the room toward her, subsiding into her self when I was first married, and later bottom o f a cylinder reflects from th« and consumption. Try it. Price 25 cents,
this cruel drudgery.”
scat again ns Thomas Eastbell sprang l had to ruin tw o coats before I could base in the ordinary way, but the w av­ at druggists. ^
The INTERNAL REMEDY
'
“ A word to Mrs. Eastbell. who— but from his chair with a shout of welcome break your fath er o f the habit o f ed and flatted inner surface o f the cyl
No Case Exists it WU1 Not Core
there, I have nothing to say against the that nearly scared his grandmother into bringing everyth in g to me. Just listen
N ever Been P ra c tic e d On.
lnder tw ists the reflections into al
old lady. She is still well, and euioys the fire.
P. N. U.
No. 12-1004.
I wonder why it is they always call
to the voice o f experience, daughter, kinds o f fanciful shapes and produces
her affluenceT*
“ What, Sal— Sally— Sarah!“ he ex­
the
doctor’s
business a practice?”
and
make
a
bungling
Job
o
f
that,
even
focal
circles
at
various
points.
Thi
“ No,” said Sarah, shaking her head claimed, correcting his address to her as
writing to advertisers please I
Ha. I see what it is! You've nevei
W HEN
mention this pap«r.
I
energetically.
he proceeded, “ to think that you weren’ t i f you have to tear it all out and do ga zer here sees from one point o f view been under one!” — Exchange.
“ So I have heard,” responded R»uoen. nt home to say how d’ye do to your only it over again. I t ’s no trouble at all to a strange, shadow'y face beside hi«
He glanced at the letter in his hand, brother after all these blessed years! Kiss discourage him now. but it w ill be a own, and from another misty, radiani
and Sarah said at once:
me, gal— how are you? Shiver my tim ­ year or so later. It Is o f the utmost ; halo about his head, w h ile from a thirc
“ Why does my grandmother's compan­ bers, what a beauty you have grown to!” importune«» that a wom an should begin a face is seen clearly in his own re
ion write to you?”
“ Keep back, please— wait a moment.” married life right.” — Brooklyn Eagle. fleeted eyes.
“ Out of pity," he added dryly.
she said in a low, suppressed voice.
“ How is it that she is acquainted with
Bo 8 .1 0 1 , M P ro v e rb .
i T h e * l * r e a11
” >n t r lT
But Thomas Eastbell was Impetuous
your address, while I have had to scheme like his sister. H e Hung his arms round
Old I.ndy So w e « r e to have a new Bnc‘"
ln» r*' ' l , v k l " d o f " '» K 1«
mirrors depend for their efficacy upot
and search for It— why has she not told her, nnd clasped her to his bosom, crush­ minister, eh? W h a t’» hi* name?
me ?”
their pow er to absorb physiologies I
ing her hat nnd fall in the process.
D au gh ter—Stone, l believe.
magnetism, although many o f the boat
“ I ’ m delighted to see you, Sarah— you
“ I must leave that for Miss Holland to
O ld L a d y—W ell, now, that’a (food
answer for herself.”
don’t know how glad I am to see you
lng or revolvin g variety produce theli
T h e y do say there are sermons In
again.”
said
Tom
;
“
we
were
always
such
“ W ill you ever com« to Sedge H ill?”
effect* by hypnotizing the gazer.— De
“ Aa soon as I can afford it,” he an­ churns like. Why, you nnd I scarcely stones.
trott Tribune.
swered; “ when I have a decent coat on ever had an angry word— we agreed to
O verh eard in the K itch en .
my back, and sufficient spare cash to pay gether beautifully.”
G eniaa and H ou sek eep in g
■I don't like the w a y that coal sent-,
“ You came here— when?” asked Sarah,
my railway fare to Worcester— and coat
"John, the coal's o u t "
“ H e ap­
and cash are both earned by the sweat of listlessly, as she got away from him, and tie a c t*." »a id the range.
" I know I t ”
pear* to be fu ll."
my hrow— I will pay you a return -lait.” removed her hat nnd cloak. The fanta
“ Nothing ln the Aonr barrel."
•W ell.” consoled the «h ovel, “ w e w ill
“ 1 have not done any good,” she mur­ sia had ceased, and the violinist was
" O f course."
mured, “ bnt 1 am glad I have seen you standing looking down at the carpet iu a have to excuse him.
You know, he
— very glad. Good by.”
highly decorous manner.
"W e ll, w h « t on e»rth » r e yon dolni
haant been full fo r so lon g."
“ Good by.”
"Saturday evening late, after you had
there r
“ Grandmother
He shook hands with her, opened the gone,” answered Tom.
A t th e F o o tb a ll Oame.
" I am w ritin g a poem, my love, ot Ê I I ITEM
door and allowed her to pass from his was awfully pleased. 1 can tell you. Gap
Fullback (a fte r the last tarklev— the beauty *nd brightness o f this glo
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room. He stood on the landing place nnd tain Peterson, my sister Sarah— Miss W h ere am I? W h ere am I?
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