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The V alley o f V oices
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rikamga «a she cootlnned: **T«t I ba»«
rny fa ll* « and taf »lolln, wbllo be—
I * baa 'to'.j bta »«mortea."
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November 15
PAUL'S A R R E S T IN JE R U S A L E M
of
AFTER
i K
E
EVERY
r.EK S' S' T E X T - A - ’ « »1 1 , - f t Ï Î
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a* » r^sr-.aiiao le t h im n o t be » • • med " '
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ta
IM A K i TOPIC— Baal 1« B’
< <
’<
benefit aa well
u
T h is W e e k ’» S h o rt Story
B le aank Into the eta.r u g
atralght In front of her. Bovly
1 «o »lowly, the Kan ere*: nearer, UH
hand« Bought her throat
Then ha «tapped hack, a gleam of
1 lafartlon la hi« eyea , . . - jj ,*
keep quite atiU," he «aid. “whlia ! taka
• the photo."
T h u Week’« "Addled" Ad: Wanted
— Domestic servant, atnali bouse fan.
Uy of two. one agreeab.c a a i oi
— Buffalo Ez;re«».
pleasure.
Healthful exercise fov the teeth
an.J a spur to digeaooo. A long-
lasting refreshment, aoothing to
nerve« and «go m a c h.
The Great American
Own I tin it. untouched j SEALED
TIG HT
by h a n d « , f u l l o f
flavot.
KEPT
DEMAND “BAYER” ASPIRIN
Ast>irin M arked W .th "Bayer Crsaff*
Has Been Proved h a ft by M ..on«.
W a n tin g ! Vnleaa you see tne name
“B a yer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
A spirin proved safe by mill; .ns and
prescribed by physicians fur 25 yean.
Say "B ayer" when you buy Aspirin.
Im itatio ns may prove dangerous.— Adv.
Packer
■ tblrfc ar-ruto t«n»»r*1 fb * n * * r . From
;
-ft T O P IC — B a a l a n d o a J e r a - ,
«ei e. baa tl»e rr.mpan
the foot of if** rapida fb * tra il bad father, made
ii.p fn tol'-to
bmabip
of
a
»ery-—be
beaitated
and
'
•••
"
E
P
.M E O IA T K A N D B E N 1 O R T O P -
' •w ur.j' a « a y from fb * torok*® flantoa
F a 'e v a M ob
■ o f ito* < « £ * . boi a bo rtii H f* * ’* a «« fin -Led weekly—"bla daughter."
.■••.'J FEoPLJC AND A D U LT TO P
Mb« laughed In bla fare. “Ah, m.<n
' patrbas of foam through »b* aprv**-
IC __T h e S p ir it o f th e M ob
i I f * »topped to l)af*o. and * k * m Ito« •Jeur, you bate French blood In your
But the eery—bla daughter."
w a y Ito»« la tb* 9*“n •'* » * ’• '
; notes of lb« ikrilto abrlllad »bow* tb * »eina
I. Paul'« Vow (21 :W-3B).
S a fe ty F ir t t
4 <o ’ fcat w a a r * a
« r .o » < t la
woo'/fo»* of If*« froke® w »f*r« »U r«' j "b« morb**L *la a dull subatltute for
Upon Paul'« a rriv al at Jerusalem
» * » • ir a /.a a
# * ’ too»* of a <»»«<
T hey w ere as busy as bee« at the
j
IT
b«
worked
his
way
along
the
.boat-
I
»
*—
of
men.'
as
your
Browning
U « r a a 4 io k i l l a oi< t»<xz4-
rs- resentatives o f the church there
downtown restaurant. A portly v o a ia
b ,b 4
Jt la » ' • * ftoa a io ty o f a
-l«r of I I * «bora. then forced barb '» »»!• My father w ill I * much {.leaned gave him a neaet cordial reception. In
visitor hurriedly approached the serv
f a * ’ o r a 4 > » < fc ’ * f » » 4 * * A r o * H -
at
the
coming
to
W
ailing
rl»
e
r
of
ciytde a gaab In the eroded cliff- «tum
<c - r that the brethren in Jerusalem
ra a a a ta ra U a i
Ttoa <1r1 H '* * » « •
ing c o t t ie r and demanded of tne
bled upon a tra il, and following It a MonaJear— "
in - kt graciously receive him. It was
• Jfwl a t 4 «4 »'.«<«4 a r.4 a wo»«
startled w a ite r:
a b .« diafane«, suddenly et iff « M d .
• • Pr"b'P'ed. “ my M M
4 * r f v l » lo lla la » T k a » > • fa tora »a
pt -oved to him by the elders th a t be
"W h e re is the kitchen? I want to
la BreDt »tee e I am In the field for
a t. 4 a l r o a <
AM
w te • »
b f • a«
The Irfith led Io a huge, flat-topped
take a Jewish vow to prove that be
see how tbe meats are prer-ared i»fora
<•»».» a *** lo ’ o I to«
» • *F of
the
American
Museum
of
.Saturai
H
l»
le.a ld e r throating out Into the atream. .
was in no way opp<-«ed to the law.
I order mine."— Indianapolis Newa
Vo?»» »f-4 •*«« •»« fta rrft of
!>•<>;»« 11» O n « « a r.4 r«aJI»«a I k a l
T ’ e effort waa te remove prejudice.
im Hie rock her dark head neatnng . tory."
wood
a
woman
*
h*
^
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'«
»
w
,th
roo'
k
«T»T,tT
ttoa r».y«’ * r io a a w»to4 <o la w o r k -
’ a violin to her cheek, «.».ci a
They recognized that such an act
Shave W ith Cuticura Soap
fa < fo r to«r 4>«»ru<u ot»—-w b y f a
Monsieur Mteele. my father. Col. would In no way < <>mpromla« or In- |
Surprise held the man motionless
And double your razor efficiency as
4 ro p a av»rytto>a< »!»♦ a r.4 a t a r t a
H ila ire Mt. Onge. will tie honored In
1» u> a o lr a »to« m a il« « ro y a ’ a ry .
; To eye« which for months had n.M
volve the G entile brethren.
Further- <
w ell as promote skin purity, skin com
offering the poor hospitality of W all
Tto«r« a a B arca r iv a lr y b»’ w « *a
i iMrked upon a comely white woman.
more thia would not compromise bla
fo rt and skin health.
No mug. no
t r a 4 ln « p*z«<>- wto'^ to com p lie s * «a
Ing River to a learned Am erican acc
the picture o f the lithe figure nt the
ow n principles of action, viz., to the
slim y soap, no germs, no waste, no irri-
It o « « i l s a ’ lo«» A&4 U»«toia« io a ava
ent 1st ."
' musician, a r r w n <>t dusky h air h alf
Jew« he became a Jew. and to the
to«r fa»to»r, baa toaas f o r ' * 4 In to
I tatio n even when shaved twice daily.
Sm ilingly Steele raised protesting
a pror.' -aa o f rr a r r ; » < *
> lir » r l
masking the face lu r e « ) to the river,
Gentiles, a G e n tile ; all thing« to all
One soap fo r a ll uses— shaving, bath
hands at her characterization. How
M t««l«'a >oto la a to«-m as a >"**
men In order to gain them for Christ, j
was a delight he hesitated to cut abort
ing and sham pooing— Advertisement
H a l to« 4 o *« ttoa Job— a<*4 to*’-«
charmingly, he thought, thia atrange
by a betrayal of bis prevenre.
II Paul'« A rraat (21:27-1*1)
tola r « w a r 4
girl, w h '* * violin had Mjng so polg
From the passionate bopeleasn**« of
H -w fa r thia act conciliated the
A R e m in d e r
n an lly o f deapair. who«« fa *e had re
Massenet'« "E legle" tbe violin swung
Je - » we are not told, but It only en
N ew — W hy do you keep so many old
flected fea r of the stranger, now
j Into a d*aHi|e«a lament of tirleg. grim
raged the nnlielleving Jew«, causing
CHAPTER I
magazines
scattered
around
your
j with the eternal tragedy of bla own lap«ed Into raillery.
them to resort to mob law .
These
room?
"Oh, pardon, monsieur." she went
_ t_
' gray n/rTtb u m i . Aa «he played, the
maddened
Jews
on
the
basis
o
f
a
sup
T ed— Oh. It's to remind me to go
on. " I forgot m yself; I am Denlae Mt.
Mteele flopped In bla track«. W ith girl turned, eiposlng her face.
On
to the doctor.— L ife .
irnge Now that the conventions have position -eized him and dragged him :
bla rigid band be freed bla ear from her cheeks were leers.
But she did
from the temple and beat him mercl- ,
been satisfied, w ill you follow me to
the b ea d p le te of bla lam p line and not to-e tbe listener for tier eyes were
le --ly i n t i d i n g to put him to death.!
W l , S a lt e r P a in
our chateau—o f logsT’
f r o m a c u t o r b u r n ' C o la s C arbc;:«a!v»
Blood llatenlng
Murely. he thought. , etoaed.
Paul w a- rescued from the mob ?iy J
"Thank
yo
u
!”
s
to
p
s
p
a
in
In s t a n t l y a n d n e a ls qu ickly
lh<ee were the nnmiat«»ahle note« of
She ceased playing.
W ith a senne
the Ron n guard. T he chief captain,
w it h o u t a » ca r.
K e e p It handv
A ll
H e r simple muslin gown and headed
d r u g g is t s 30c a n d SOc, o r J W Cole Co,
a violin, clear ale»»* tb * nolae of the of av.e at having heard the cry of
not
l,e:ng
able
to
get
any
Inform
ation
I
mie-'.'iidna seemed but to sutbentiente
117 8. E u c lid A v e .. O a k P a r k , 111— Adv.
rapl'la. Curloua. be eooglnued up the
the «tamp of race In the figure and fnirn the howling mob, bound Paul and
Steep portage; now c<dl»lnced that
In order to
'a rrla g e of the girl who led the curi started fo r the castle.
H in t fo r th e N u rs e
fa m ily tl.rougb the le-a I of broken wa
protect him from the murderous fre n
ous man over the riv e r tra il to the
S pirits of camphor w ill give the sick-
ter«, w b l.b the tra il paralleled, floated
zy
of
the
mob.
the
soldiers
lifte
d
him
carry. At the portage «he stopped.
I room a pleasant odor.
eerie mualc, now doutrtlng Ma aenae».
upon their shoulders and bore him up
“M y pack« are below here, where I
At length bla alert eara failed to cap
the ataira. Paul kept him self under
left them to follow the Lorelei o f the
ture the alralna of the magic vtelln
control, and politely asked permission
W alling." he anld smiling
and be dlstnlaaed bla Illusion aa (he
of the captain to speak to the people.
H e r face sw iftly sobered.
vagary of n*r»e« overtenae from the
Los A ngeles N ew ett -
When he addressed him In Greek and
“Ah Monsieur." «he replied almost
M l 'ft the ira ll o’ er which he had
Inaudlhly, "do not make Jest of thia quoted his Roman citizenship, the cap
come
tain granted hi« request.
terrible riv e r " Then, w ith a ahnig,
fu r a a|«ce be went OB, engr.*aed
H I. Paul’« Defen«« (22:1-27).
aa If ridding her mind o f an oppres
In »rther thougbta, w<hen Ihrongb the
Paul’s chief concern was not hla
sive weight, added, " I shall not w ait
6 B ell - an 5
M ain Street
r * * r of the water« a violin Bobbed
own safety. H e used this opportunity
for you. the post Is very near," and
Hot water
l. 6th & 7th
up to a w ild crear endo . , . tbeo
walked sw iftly up the portaga. fo l to witness unto them of Christ.
■ - i '
Sure Relief
1. Ills Claim fo r a R ig htfu l H e a r
reaaed
7 0 0 ROOM S
lower! by the quizzical eyea o f the
Kaalng Hie lop bag to the ground.
ing (vv. 1-3).
man.
300 7 5 “ * ,w
(1) H is b irth (v. 3 ).
Mteele ewung the lower pack, with It«
lie stood In the tra il watching the
H e was a Jew horn In Tarsus, a city
attached tump-llne, bewlde It, and
retreating figure of the girl until a
200
J2»>
Jf no mean reputation.
WMlted
The«« were no fancied melo
I «end abut IF from sight.
dic« of auwm er w bltcw alcra
It was
(2 , His Education (v. 3 ).
W hat eyes and hair, he mused, and
25<t and 75« Pkgs.Sold Everywhere
200 ;2 £ Ì k $ 2 » ________
no w raith mualc which a ahlft In the
H e was educated under Gamaliel
what playing! It was clear «he w in
GOOD G A R A G E
F A C IL IT IE S
Auguat breeze had brought him thia
and Instructed "according to the per
breaking her heart over something;
fect manner of the law of the fathers.”
mad playing.
the look In her eyes proved that. To
(3 ) His Zeal (v. 3 ).
HOMELIKE )
think of such a glorious creature bur
Again the note« of the violin were
H e was as zealous tow ard God as
led In this country I H e r fath er prob
audible; clearer now, Monie magician
those Jews who were trying to de
ably was a retired French officer
out there on the nelghtairlng «bore
REA SOM ABIE |
Hea|is of them marooned between stroy him. -
was baring hla a«Ul. It was unbeliev
O u r expert doctors and surgeons,
2. H is A ttitu d e Tow ard Jesus (vv. ntcellent
Labrador and the Peace!
But why.
able here. In (Ilia lost «alley of Hie
food, and quiet surroundings
he asked hlmaelf. didn’t they mention 4-8).
north pure
wizardry
Enchanted.
bring you real health.
X-
V
e
t
-
■
“«
,
"
I
persecuted
this
way
unto
the
her
over
at
Hope—
thia
charming
Hlaela llalcned n> the violin aang of
1055 PINE ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
death," so th a t his attitud e was on«
yearning and despair, unullerahle, - I Coma Hara to Play, M o n a la u r- '«»«iiilitwr of the factor at W alling
of hatred as was that of the Jews.
which genius liaa voiced Io the world
O ften," She Replied in a Tana«, Un- River?
P A R K E R ’S
3. How Ilia A ttitud e W as Changed
even Vole«
1
h,>
* he certainly had
through the magic of Ila airing«
And
H A IR B A L S A M
R em o ve* b e e d r a f f S tep e H a ir F a lfia «
been frightened at hl» appearance—■ , ( w . d-l(5).
aa he llalcned he wondered what trag
R e s to re a C o lo r e n d
W h ile on hla way to Damascus with
edy lay behind Hial playing, what stark despair, tbe trespasser, con- had looked him over aa If he were a
Beauty to C r a y a n d F a d e d H air
60e
end 11 '« a t I l r u g r i i t t
Then «he had seemed super- authority to bind the Christians at
trick of fata bad burled Hila iriaater acloua of sacrilege, had turned to ghost
H tece» «.'hem to k a . F a u h o g t> e |
atltloua; hut she couldn't really he- Jerusalem, he was smitten to the
of the bow In a fur post on the W a ll retreat when he waa «topped by:
HINDERCORNS
RzmoTwa Ores. C<1-
. Ileve In thia tradition o f the valley— > ground by a light from heaven, and k.a»ea.
“Qul vlent In? Who la there?"
ing river.
etc.. BU.ps all pam. eniurM comfort to iba
feet. maM*B walking caxy 15c by mall or at I>ru<-
Hila
W
lndlgo
and
spirit
»tuff.
T
h
a
t
the
voice
of
the
Lord
said,
"W
hy
Caught.
Ihe
eavesdropper faced
BATHE YOUR EYES
"W at you hear, de Wlndlgo aeeng
(lata. UiBooa Chemical Wcrfca, Patchogue. N. I .
Lae l>r Thompson ■ Byewmer.
waa Inconceivable.
.She waa not ' persecutest thou me?" When Paul In-
alxiiit, hat In hand.
In de strong water?"
at tout druMMlai » or
afrald to come here alone and yet «he j quired w hat he was to do, he waa told W . N. U., San Franciaco. No. 45-1925. Uta Buy
H irer. Troy
BootolM.
"Madem
oiselle,"
lie
began,
redden
Turning. Mteele smiled r.t the hl.a ky
• ailed the riv e r terrible.
W hat had to go to Damascus where he would be
figure of the speaker Handing In Hie ing under the questioning gaze which
¿ 7 e p t" h im ’fr’.w 'n ..e • aalna “to tattered
w h«t
do.
itte re d : »'«ppenjMl here anyway? Whom could
tra il, hla head and «houldera bent un
»«« 1 * bY’
4
¡,or(j ( ’ommlwilonefl Him to
»lilrt. H on fea rfu lly searched Ida eyea
« " * • ” KB
n'
der a ian<a*
the
Intrigued
Go to the Gentiles (17-21).
aa if aeeklng a alntstar meaning In J lim a
«iieculated
"No, David, hut I've been listening
IV . Paul Cefore the Sanhedrin (23:1-
hl« sudden appearance, " I am pack- | Steele. Then «winging hla hags to Ida
to the violin of a ahauian a medicine
dig up tl.e carry to tbe post.
I- I
he shirted for tbe post known
10).
man conjuring up Hie spirits of the
T he Roman officer. In order to learn
rapid«
Momeone at thia French post heard your marvelous playing and | «» W alling Rivet.
came. You w ill pardon my listening?" I
As Mteele left the forest to crosa why E’uul was nTreated, commanded
la a son erer."
T he dark fuce of tl.e g irl In turn ! «he clearing the dog« o f the post start
the chief council to assemble, and
"Muytie you hear Wlndlgo all de
flushed.
T h e guilty man humbly 1 "'I «be iiaunl uproar. H u lf way to the brought Paul before them.
same," d rjly suggested the h a lf breed,
-I. Paul's Earnest Look at the Coun
aw aited Hie revelation of her Juat group of log buildings he was met by i
easing the Stern of the eahoe to Hie
anger T hat meant for Ihe forest and an Indian, sent by the factor, and re cil (vv. 1-2).
trull to uncover a broad, aw arl fare
Ttila » « a a solicitation of th e ir j
waters only- the naked anguish o f a lieved o f hla packs.
wrinkled w ith auiiiaeiiunt.
"tip at
honor to give liltn a fa ir hearing, and
soul h stranger had heard.
It waa
Fort Hope de peopl’ scared of dla river
also a look o f conscious integrity and
for ante
lle y tell me de strong w ater right that he should pay.
Evidently W alling River ha» a
u nfaltering courage
" I come here Io play —monsieur—
S(<fan $77i , f . ». t . Lssjing, Micb.
by de French p<ait hud place for <1«
myvtery and on« th a t challenge«
2. Paul'» Stern Rebuke of tl.e Head
often," she replleil In a tense, uneven
devils an' l i e Wlndlgo."
a
brav«
man
and
tb«
girt!
o
f
the
Connell
(v.
3
).
voice
” 1 was a ta rtle d l
W e si-e no
"Yes, I heard that loo, the valley I
"God sl.ull smite thee, thou whited
more but the Indiana.
T here la
baa a had name on the Albany. I* ran I
w all."
nothing
to
pardon
’’
(T O hK C O W rtM U B D )
eola, at M artin's I'alta, aaya II was ]
3. Paul's Appeal to the Pharisee«
Mhe spoke In Kngllah, w ith n flavor
called the W alllllg river tiecsuaa of of accent which Mteele had heard lie-
(vv. «-10).
N
ic
o
tin
e
in
T
ob
acco
Hie moaning nf H im rapids tier« In fore. led not In F rench Canada.
Seeing that he conld not get a fa ir
Nicotine 1» a colorleaa, intensely
hearing, and perceiving ttiat the body I
w inter
I told him It was only the
llelleYad at bla reprieve, he has
wlud, Init he wouldn't have It Insist tened lo explain hla presence on that poisonous liquid. I f exposed to the before him was made up o f Pharisees
ed that Ihe place was ‘hsil country,' I i i i h I i grown portage of the W alling air, it ubaorha oxygen and becomes and Maddttcees. lie appealed to tbe
tirown
and
ultim ately
solid. The
pharisees hoping to get tl.e lr intention,
bewitched "
river
quantity of nicotine contained In to for hla preti' tiiug had something In ,
"lley say plenty peopl* diow n there,
My man David anil I are hound
bacco varied from two to eight per common w ith their belief.
long taui ago," gravely added David
from (lie Albany hi Dgoke lake and
V. The Lord Stood by Paul (v. 11). j
W e've tieen In the liuah cent, the coarser kinds containing
"Mo old I'le rre once told me, down (he Neplgon
the larger quantity, while tile heat
This assured him that Ills course !
al Henley house.
H e was traveling since May,” lie laughed, painfully
Havana cigars seldom contain more waa right, and thus com fort was
from Dgoke Io the Albany one winter aw are of a three day«' growth of
than two per cent, and often lea«. brought to him.
»
deprecatory
gesture
and «truck tlila gorge about «unset
l>eiird, with
Nicotine docs not appear In tobacco
V I. The Conspiracy to K ill Paul
lint the spirits scared him ao with toward Ids frayed clothes, "and have
smoke.
It Is split into pyridine and
(vv. 18-22).
th eir walling that he drove hla dug« some trading to do at the post, a»
collodlne D f the.-e, the la tte r la said
More than forty men placed them
ten mile« before he dared Io make you see. la It far?”
i
to he the less active and to pre
selves under a curse to abstain from
camp
I c a n t understand why Ihe
"Only a short distance, monsieur
ponderate In cigar smoke, while the
Pa t e x t : / i a. J. Lesùrgt Mt<k.
eating and drinking until they had i
French hulll a place on a tabooed My fath er w ill welcome the eight of smoke from pipes contains a larger
murdered
hint.
God
defeated
their
COM
MERCIAL
CHASSIS . . . J42S
river They ttiuxt have known Ila rep
a white m a n ; fo r him It 1» »*> lonely
amount of pyridine.
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plan without a miracle.
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•But attrely,” he protevted, “It 1«
• W al," replied David w ith a grt
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M a rv e lo u s P re c o c ity
D a rk n e s s
mace, " I nevalre hear one of deae more lonely for a w o m a n " Mo «he
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The precoclou« Infant was being
was
the
daughter
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the
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T h e darkness which is the result of
Wlndlgo howl ren de night, hut eef
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submitted to Die payehologleal tesi in
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the aliaen.e of the light which others
I see him now I eat lieem for aure. tor, and lie wondered what force of
order
to
determine
Ihe
degree
of
circumstance« had driven the father
ought to »bed Is hail enough; hut how
I call ilia ile Starvin' riviere "
•nt
genius
lie
had
already
picked
great Is the darknesa of disbelief and
Mteele laughed loudly al the remark of thia talented girl Into the fur nttmhera. arranged blocks and ill m
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unbelief Into which some w ill volun-
of Ilia hard headed companion, whose trade aa an employee of the French
gulalied colors.
Then came the
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thia
girl
w
ith
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legacy of auperalltlon frmu an DJIh
,iri- j tsrlly plunge!— T h e Mennonite.
preme test, the IdentlBcwtloO of
wav mother hail boon heavily diluted eyes who came to the wtitle waters ou s c o in s
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The Inveatlgntor toss.-d a
with her violin and her grief
Waa
by Ihe bliaid of a Scotch fattier.
T h e Stream of L ife
nickel on the floor. T h e pre.-.« I.nia
DisUn s s i Servii» Ststum tbrtsgbtst the Veiled Stetet
" I could eat a caribou myself," he It tragedy he had chan.-evl ui*on, or liifanl bent o. er It while the proud
T h e atream of life for the heond-
said, "hut we ll have a Idg feed at the nicrr lon*lln*towT
minded man flows steadily forward
Caetds sed Mexiit
parcels
held
their
breath
“ Lonely here for a woman? Surely,
|M>at tonight. You taka the canoe over
Then Hie precocious Infant winked with.wit rush and roar in ways of
monsieur, you apeak aa a man of Ihe
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w hile I flml "«It Who'S playing that
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at Ids dad and cried evul .atty
world w ith umlerat«tiding. ’ The aeo
violin
Who would gueaa that there
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was a uiau w ithin a thousand miles
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