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little flirtation,” declared Paulton amii
NEW MALADY IN STYLE ,
Ingly. “I believe that a regular sol
flier would kins aucb a pretty face a»
^ B u m m e r N ee k ” — H a v e Y e u K C a u g k t
yours r
T h is D ie ea a e Y e t f
“ How do you know that It la part
“Bummer neck ache” la the latest
ty T ’ demanded E d ith from the aecuri
K e r m it R o o s e v e lt’ s T a « k as
ty o f the aunbonnete shade. I t ban
O ffic ia l P h o to g ra p h e r o f th e
Have you a pain In the left side of
her to think that Guy would flirt w ltl
B y W . r . H ryan.
any girl be met, but she was deter
A n im a l H u n t I n t h e D a rk
your neck and In yonr left shoulder?
C o p y r ig h te d , 190$. by A s s o c ia te d
mined to carry tbs game aa fa r as ah<
I f so. you are suffering from a fash
C o n tin e n t—P. M . C h a p m a n .
U t « r « r y Prose.
*
dared.
ionable epidemic.
ia a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a M iM l
“ I'll take the face on trust,” an
11E president may be ever so
Case after case baa been treated by
Absurd aa it tuay ace in, Kdith Mor nounced Paulton calmly. “All's fab
sue« eaaful In shouting wild ani- doctor«.
tim er had run away from happiness.
In love and war. they say, so your te 4?'
muls in Africa, but If the snap
" I t has been suggested to me by
* shooting eud of the exiwdition
Realizing that Guy Paulton waa de must be fair, since thia Is mimic ( & ) '
many of my friends who are suffering
“
Maybe
It's
only
make
believe
rah.
Is
nut
well
attended
to
the
h
m
t
w
ill
termined to marry her, »he had looked
from It that It Is rheumstIsm,” writes
Into the commanding eye« and survey since thia Is make believe war,” sug lose a great part of its Interest to the
"Now, rheumatism is,
gested Edith coquettishly.
public. In apixiluting his son Kerm it one sufferer.
ed the determined chin and had fled
“To the contrary, this Is very real otilclal photographer of the hunt the unfortunately, common enough, but an
In a panic to the mountain« ufter art
war.” declared Pjiulton, “ and I am president allowed his appreciation of epidemic of rheumatism always locat
You receive intense, direct heat
fully announcing that «he wan bound obliged to place you under nrreet."
the Importance of the role. K erm it la ed In one particular portion of the body
for the shore.
from every ounce of fuel burned—
“ W hat for?” demanded Edith, no( a good shot w ith a gun. I f be takes Is most singular.
“I t might almost be contagious, but
’ 'This was not because «he did not without Botne alarm.
“ You cannot a« good alui with his camera as he has
there are no damp chimneys or long
been accustomed to do w ith the rifle I believe it has been definitely estab
»’ant to marry Paulton. To the con draw country folks Into your games
pipes
to waste the heat from a
“ You are wrong," retorted Paulton. he w ill brhi£. home some flue plates lished that the malady is not caused
trary, the prospect thrilled her with
by bacteria and therefore cannot be
“I
t
Is
the
soldier’s
duty
to
take
Into
for
tlte
benefit
of
the
natural
history
tender d elig ht hut what she did want
custody those enemies of his country museums and the publishers of the communicated from one victim to an
waa another social season without ties
whose sentiments threaten the success book the president w ill write In de other.”
of any sort. She did not want to retire of a campaign.” ...
An eminent specialist when consult
scription of his ndventures and ob
to the ranks of engaged girls and wall
’’But I am not your euemy,” pro servations. Kerm it has been training ed In regard to the matter «aid:
(E q u ip p e d w i t h S m o k e le s s D e v ic e )
flowers a fte r only one year’s triumph tested Edith. “I won't be taken prls- for his part In the expedition for souie
“ I have noticed It myself and have
Carry it from room to room. T u rn the wick high
as the belle of the season.
time. Not only hns he hunted M^lld had several people to treat for I t My
oner.”
or low— no bother— no amoke— no smell— automatic
“ Perhaps," assented Paulton. "but a animals of some size and ferocity In personal friends have spoken to me
Guy, on the contrary, seemed deter
»mokeless device prevents. Brass font holds 4 quark,
mined to be married at once, and as a stern dnty confronts me. I must taka the u-est, but he has participated in about It, god, w o n t'o f all, I have had
burn* 9 hours.
Beautifully finished in nickel or
last report she bad fled to escape his yen a prisoner and hale you before a the rough sports of hnnt clubs In the It myself Juet recently. Certainly It Is
cAhrt martial unless” —
east and In capturing manikins and rh e u m a tis m .
japan.
Every heater warranted.
proposal. From babyhood Guy bad had
“On tbs face of IL It Is very puszllng.
the like has sustained some had tum
He paused tantallzlngly.
a* masterful way, and Edith knew that
“T’ nless?” Rhe told herself that It bles. He has taken them like a man but I think the explanation really la
if she stopped to argue she was lost
E f t ; 1’ * }
he demanded a kiss as the price of het and continued In the sport without any simple. People are learning more and
Tier old chum, Belle Manton, who freedom she would never lielieve in signs of the pains Incident to mishaps. more the advantage of sleeping-with*
just what vou want lor the long
was going to Beach Haven, forwarded men again.
For his work as photographer the their windows open. Now, every one
evenings. Made of brass, nickel plated— latest im
Edith’s mall and otherwise helped to
“There Is but one way out of it." president's son lifts been preparing n s tu n lly lies on the right side, because
proved central draft burner. Every lamp warranted.
maintain the jiollte hut obvious fiction continued Paulton. “ Prove your loy himself by a course of instruction un that position Is moet favorable to the
If your dealer cannot supply the Perfection O il
heart
and
rests
It
m
oat
I
f
ths
weather
alty
to
your
country
by
marrying
one
der
(he
noted
ornithologist
Frank
M
Loyally she strove to protect her
Healer or Rayo Lamp write our nearest agency.
la
hot
when
bed
is
sought,
the
first
Chapman,
associate
curator
o
f
the
de
o
f
Its
protectors.
There
is
a
parson
friend’s secret, and, though Paulton a l
• t a m o a m i » o il c o m p a n y
ternately begged and threatened, he Just beyond here. I passed a church partment of ornithology of the Amer- thing that happens is that the clothes
a re th r o w n back aa Boon an «leap
not vdry long ago W e w ill slip over
could gain n o.h in t of Edith’s where
comes on.
about«. Edith ^mlled at the desperate there and get married, and then I «hull
“Consequently the left shoulder Is
letters he wrote,*- but she carefully be certain that you are not an enemy
exposed to the cold sir of the small
saved them In her little rosewood trav to the country.”
hours and gets thoroughly chilled. -The
"And if I refuse?” asked Edith lofti
eling desk, and could Paulton have
PTOMAINE POISONING.
result is this epidemic of a nonlnfeo-
seen the tender light In her eyes as she ly, In tfCr anger dropping her vocal
tloua aliment -rheumatism -and that
reread them In the quiet of the sum disguise.
H o w to P re v e n t I t 4 À M e a t, F ish and
Is why In nlnety-nlns cases out of a
“In that case,” answered Paulton, “I
mer nights he would have been con
C ra b s .
hundred It appears In the left side of*
te n t The trouble was that Paulton am afraid that you w ill be thrown Into
The reports of cases of ptomaine poi
the neck and the left eboulder.
could not see, and he was putting in, a the guardhouse until you change your
soning from g a tin g crab« should be a
People should not sleep w ith closed
mind. ”
most uncomfortable, sunnnef.
windows, but they abould take care A Q u e e r K in d of S avag e.
“I shall report you to the colonel."
Oddly enough, Edith was really en
warn lug to housekeepers aud cooks as
that no portion of the body la exposed
When Albert Henry Savage I.atidor to all kinds of ptomanlc dangers. A
joying her runaway vacation.
She cried Edith angrily. “ H e w ill not tol
to chills.“
reached 8t. Petersburg on his way ptomaine Is not a microbe, but is the
erate aucb conduct.”
from the forbidden land, the fact was
“I am quite certain that the colonel
product of a microbe, as all grain alco
duly chronicled, and the London press
w ill approve my conduct,” said Gpy
PLANNING NEW CENSUS.
associations seut cable messages to hol 1« the product of fermentation,
plucidly. “Coming up on the train he
caused by the yeaat microbe, which
told me that 1 ought to marry, and 1
D lr e e to r N o r th P re p a rin g to C o u n t the Australia telling of Jhe hairbreadth cs.
capes and manifold «ufThrlngs. T he cfihnges HUgnr Into alcohol. Alcohol* ■— *
assured him that, through no fau lt of
A m e ric a n P u b llo .
Itself 1«. therefore, a ptomaine, but as
mine, bachelorhood was my lo t I am
It w ill coat (1.500,000 more to take Melbourne Tltnea received but a short to its poisonous effects opinions w ill
note,
which
was
this:
«tire that he w ill be pleased at the
the census of 1U10 than that of eight
“A Ravage Iutndor arrived In Rt. continue to differ. Vinegar la another
promptness w ith which I have acted
year» ago, on account of the IncreaatHl
ptomaine, the product of the mlcfobe
upon his suggestion when I bring my
number , of men. women and children, Petersburg today from Tibet after «tif. Mycoderma aette. Thia ptomaine Is
bride Into camp.”
oetlmated at 25,000,000 persons, but the ferlng greatly at th« hands of the n a not dangerous when properly used.
“I won’t be your bride!” stormed
work w ill be fa r better done, which Is tiv e s ."
But there are many dangerona pto
Thia wa> meager enough, but the
Edith. “You are rude and ungentle-
one of the notable advantages of aucb
maine«, the products ofc various putre
manly to take unfair advantage of a
a permanent bureau organization as new s editor was equal to (he occasion. factive microbes. The microbes them
woman.”
the United States has maintained since The following morning, among the selves may always be killed by boil
“All's fa ir In love and w ar,” remind
1000, aside from the valuable vital ata other nisttera of news, the readers of ing. but ptomaines may not be so
the Times found this startling Informa
ed Paulton, “and this Is both love and
11st lea I work It haa been accomplishing
killed, un boiled alcohol la still alcohol.
war. I am doing the loving and you
In the meantime every day. The fit tion:
The only nure way, aays the Baltimore
“A
savage
landor
got
Into
Rt.
Peters
have been doing the warring. Do you
rector of the census, H N. D. North,
burg yteterday, and the people of the American, to prevent ptomaine poison
think it was fa ir to run away as you
has made his arrangements for enu etty
wefi^ w yrtrted. A fter considershte ing In uioaL fish, crabs o r a n y o th e r
did nnd never give me a hiut of your
merating the population two year«
difficulty
fm> beast, which came from article of diet la to kill the microbes
addresB ?”
hence, and. notwithstanding the In
Tibet, was captured, taken to a re nnd thus prevent the production of
“You know me?” gasped Edith.
creased and varied Information that
ptomntue.
w ill be gathered, he confidently eetl mote place and there dispatched. • J t 1«
"Most assuredly,” declared Paulton.
Crab« are not healthy unless killed
1 was not positive until I saw that I
mates the cost St only (14,000,000 said that this Is the first animal of tfic by «evere nnd sudden heat, aa by being
Thia estimate w ill be submitted to con sort over aecn In Russia. How he thrown «live Into boiling water. Thia
you were wearing the little ring I gave
gress at the next eession, as Mr. North reached the city after hl« tights with practl(*e appears to be cruel, but It Is
you nnd which you never would wear'
desires the appropriation In • lump the natives of Tibet, which Is a com Just the contrary, a« the hot water
In town. Then I knew that perhaps
sam, so that «11 arrangements for the paratively unknown country, is a mys cau«es the crab to lose consclousnsas W
there was a chance. W ill you marry
“ a l l ' s vaik ”—
tery.”
taking of the census may be completed
me. Edith?”
Innthutly and Its suffering ceases at
had stumbled on a quaint village far
without any worry about money.
!N'ot now.” protested Edith In sad
once. And any crab killed by boiling
C a u s tio R e p a rte e .
from the haunts of fashion. In sim den panic. "Guy, don't make me mar
Besides the count of the population,
Douglas Jerrold’s genius for repartee water can be eaten with perfect safety
ple gowns nnd w ith her hair In braids ry you right away. You have your
there w ill be a census of agriculture
I f croba are kept six hours after
Is perhaps best shown In bis moet fa
«he-rejoiced at the freedom from dress «coutlng to do, and—I never did like
that w ill cost about (2,000,000. That
boiling, they should be boiled again for
and social routine that had been her the minister of that little church,” she FRANK M. CHAPMAN AND KKRMIT BOORK- census baa been urged try farmers’ In mous reply to Albert Rmlth, whom he
disliked and frequently nbused. Rmlth at least a few moment«, after which
VKLT.
portion all winter.
In her gingham added inconsequentially. “ Dr. Miron
stltutee, grangers’ societies, agriculture
they may t»e kept safely for anoth
sunbonnet she might have passed for la much nicer.”
lean Museum of Natural History in and live stock sseoclatlona all over ths grew tired of being made the butt of
the other’s w it nnd one dny plaintively six hours. Then they should he boll ■'
the daughter of a farmer, and for the
New
York.
M
r.
Chapman's
attain
country.
"May I come back when this erne?
remarked. “A fte r all, Jerrold, we row again, for the same reason as before
moment Guy Paulton took her to be w ar is over—next week?” asked Guy ment« as a naturalist and aa a pho
The results of the thirteenth census
to prevent the production of ptomaine
such when be caine upon her In the tenderly. "Then I ’ll ask Dr. Miron to tographer of aulmal subjects are well w ill be published In not more than In the same boat." "Yea,” came the
It la not safe to keep crabs, fish, meats
little woodlaud where Edith spent most marry u«, and we'll have our friends known to the president, and be waa aeven volumes--three less than were answer, “but not with the same
or any other cooked articles of food
skulls.”
of her time. H er back waa turned to up to see the prisoner of w-a r marry anxious to secure his services as a required In 1S00.
longer than alx or eight houri without
him as he parted the bushes and tram her captor, Just as they do in historical member of the expedition. Failing In
rebelling, even If kept on Ice.
N e t a M ira e le .
thia,
he
decided
to
have
M
r.
Chapman
pled down the ferns.
novels."
Ice retard« the work of microh»“»
In an English town two curates
SHARED
CAKES
WITH
BEAR.
Edith Btarted at the sound of his
“I think- that I ’ll Jnat h a v e to marry train Kerm it In his methods of photo
lodged together. One day one of them but does not kill the microbe or at0-
voice, but promptly drew the all con you,” aasented Edith. "You are such graphing the denizens of the Jungle.
was returning home after a round of his work. In fact, nnlen« the great
Nearly every year Mr. Chapman goes Lost Child Cried When Taken Away
cealing bonnet down In front and man
persistent to rm e n t”
parochial calls and encountered a beg care la taken by the housekeeper
F r o m F rig h te n e d B r u in .
to
some
obscure
corner
of
the
earth
to
aged to stammer an answer to his
’A ll’s fa ir”— Paulton began his fa-
t«e chest- may become a most dan*,
N o t h e a d in g a w a r n in g n o t to w a n d e r gar woman In the street.
question If she had seen a»y soldiers vortte quotation, but the rest was lost get new specimens of birds or photo
The (toor creature asked the good, ous incubator of microbes.
far, ten-year-old Maggie Fanning of
graphs
of
them
or
Information
about
about.
In the pasteboard tunnel of the aunboo-
W ater made boiling hot ,s man’s be
man for aims, b»L ns be knew that he
their habits.
H e has done perhaps Chicago, wbo w ith her mother la vis
For the first time she noticed that nct as be claimed a kiss.
had left hla "purse nt home, he told defense agalnat his Infinitesimal b"
more than any other man of his genera- iting relative« near Farnwood, Balll
he was In uniform, and she Immedi
often fatal enemy, since no microtie
her that he could not help her.
tlou to Interest the American public In van county, N. Y., waa loat In the
ately realized that the rough service
The Larynx.
“Oh, please, sir," pleaded the woman, can survive contact with It.
woods
the
ether
day..«
When
found
birds,
especially
those
native
to
the
dress was most becoming.
Paulton
The larynx has been compared to a
’Just see If you haveu’t a stray cop
was built In heroic mold, and, though Wind, a reed and a stringed Instru western continent Besides being con she waa alttlng an a log feeding a half
How to Cloan Straw Hats.
per In one of your pockets."
he looked well In the conventional ment. The comparison of It to a violin nected w ith the Museum of Natural grown bear w ith cakee from a paper
In order to satisfy her, he searched, FTTo clean a white mllnn or a ap’ l-
dress of a man of fashion, the heavy guve rise to the not very accurate History, he Is editor of the magazine hag-
amasemenL he d iscovered straw scrub with toothbrush or net
A t the approach of the »«arching and. <to
blue shirt, open to display his fine phrase "vocal chords” ns the name of called Bird Lore and Is a lecturer on
party the beer fled, and the child cried half a sovereign in hla trousers’ brush dipped In a weak solution •
throat, and tight fitting riding trousers the two cushions which are Its most his favorite subject One of his latest
oxalic acid and water, then w ith cleci
pocket.
emphasized the good lines of Ms pow prominent features. But no string so publication« Is entitled "The Color Key because they had scared It away. The
Thinking It must have been provi water, not wetting more than necc»
little girl said abe had walked a long
erfully muscled flgpre.
tn
North
American
Birds”
and
Is
a
abort ns those vocal chords could pro
way, picking and eating huckleherrlea, dentially secreted there for the special sary. Then scatter precipitate of a'ul
Edith shook her bend.
duce n musical bans note. In facL the sort of Illustrated dictionary of birds and at last became tired and «at down beueflt of the beggar before him, he phur and lay In the sun. Brush off
"You are certain that there have cuinpnrlHon of the larynx to kny lnstrtii belonging to this continent M r. Roose
oo a log to eat her cakes when the handed It to the woman, who, as may w ith a clean brush when dry and your
been no soldiers about,” he asked ment which produces only muslckt velt la anxious to make his trip bene
bear, which she thought was • dog. he Imagined, Invoked blessings upon hat w ill tie clean and white. A black
again, “no chaps In brown uniform?"
mllan, hemp braid or horsehair clean
tones Is Inadequate to begin with. ficial to the museum, and photography cam« out of the brash, and abe banded his hodd."
s “Haven’t seen any,” denied Edith in There 1« no Instrument but the larynx w ill be a great help to this end If right
with nap aide of velvet dipped in a k o
It a cake. Thia waa followed by other
When
he
reached
home,
however,
be
nAsal tones. "You’re the first soldier which produces both song and speech, ly employed. M r. Chapman la not only
cakea until the whole doeen had dlaap- found, to his fellow lodger's chagrin, bol and rubbed thoroughly with the
I ’ve seen since the county fair. Is It nnd ns those comparisons view the an expert in bird lore, but ha knows
peared. Then abe said ahe waa about that he had been wearing the trous tipe of the fingers. Black chip give a
a parade?”
coat of bottle shoeblacklng. Colored
larynx merely ns n producer of niu- bow to get snapshots of them at dose to follow her doggie to hla home, where ers of the latter.
“I t ’s a game of w ar,” explained Paul' nlc‘ffi sbnntfs Zt<re have no further con range and thus to picture them to the
hats clean with gasoline and • piece
ahe knew there would be people wbo
ton. “They divided the m ilitia Into cern with them nt present. Besides, public just as they look In their native
of velvet Faded hats can be tinted
Would take her home.
Making a Job of It.
two armies. The browns must beat the voice enu be trained for speech, haunts.
Sometimes he constructs a
w ith a dye made of oil points and gas
The fhlld had been gone five hours.
Pat, wbo had a weakness for the oline. The only remedy for chip bat«
the bines to win, and of course we niocntlon nnd oratory without a knowl blind, covers it with brush and leaves
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wine of the country, once did a day's that are sunburned or faded is to give
blues are anxious to see that they don’t. edge of the physiology of the larynx.
It for Week« until the birds have be
A Herd B le w .
work for an Irish village priest and them a coat of polish or take them to a
I am supposed to be scouting.”
“ A laa. alas!” ertee J o k a a r D.
’.Ve have the power of adjusting the come accustomed to I t Then he sllpe
lat>ored so nobly that whrti he begged profeeelonal. W hits, colored and black
"Like real soldiers/* she asked Inno larflyx, of varying the tension of Its into It before the birds are astir and
“ A a a w fu l eheek thia la Io me
T h a t this g r e a t big U nited States
for a drink at the ead of it the kind lace or net hats can be cleaned by dip
cently.
cords, cushions or ligaments, a« they gets good negatives of them as they
W ants flnaa fro m me a t euoh high man had not the heart to refuse.
“O f course.” was the Impatient reply. have been variously called. Wo can hop around unconcernedly o n ly a few
ping the entire haL without the trim
’Tie a nail In your coffin all the inlng. In clean gasoline and drying
“T h a t la the whole Idea, to train us do these things without scientific tech feet from bis lens. At other times be
Inateta la spite e< a ll I e a r
same, PaL” said be, aa he poured out a outside.
T h a t I oan w ell afford to pay
like the regulars.”
, . . „
nical knowledge of bow they ffbe done, has hung a piece of bnrlap over a bn«h
I t this Sna stands. It ruins met
couple of fingers.
Edith giggled tn a very good im ita without any knowledge at all of vocal and left It until he passed that way on
W h a t shall I d o t" w alls Johnny D.
I t Is th a t your riverence,” said Pat,
H o w te C a t ok C eo kro a e k ae . '
tion of Dolly Rpence, the village flir t
physiology, and It Is the work of the another expedition, when he would
"Juet th in k 1 T v e worked so hard sad as be drained the glass, “but now that
A florist has diecoversd by accident
“I didn’t know that real soldiers trainer of the voles to teach the pupils creep under It and vtalt until oppor
ye've the hammer in your hand, ye a new way to catch cockroaches. A
long.
stopped to talk to girls when there how to do them.—Chambers’ Journal
tunity was presented for securing some
Been r ig h te o u s e 'e r end ne'er did
molght as well dhrolve In another!”
pint fru it Jar containing a scrap o f ba
was a w ar on,” she suggested as she
rare anapsbota.
con happened to bs left overnight la
I have a h e a rt th a t's tree fro m guile
raised her hand to the bonnet the bet
The heart of the dark continent is a
T h s R e w a rd o f B e a u ty .
A nd only earned a little pile.
one of his greenhouses. N ext morning
How to Cloan Windows Easily.
ter to adjust Its shade.
"W tfht a beautiful little girl!” ««id fine place for securing scientific ma
B u t new. w hen g ra y haired T d h
Take a cotton sock and moisten with a dozen or more cockroach«« were
The movement waa fatal to conceal
terial
by
such
methods,
and
the
mu
salted
the woman.
common kerosene and m b over the vainly trying to climb the slippery
ment. Paulton noticed that her hand
Bave fo r the (h e t th a t I am bald.
“Yss,” replied the man. "and-some seums might Im much enriched by their
T h e nation oomee w ith legal lore
panes of glri)» several times. Then rub aides of the glass Jar. The florist has
waa unusually white for a girl who
employment
The
president
w
ill
have
day it may be necessary for her father
A l r t e deplete m y little store."
worked about the farm, and the next
the glass w ith a cloth that Is free •ucceedsd In ridding hla aatabHabmeot
to i»ay millions In order to get soms •v e ry opportunity for making his A f
from lint until the oil disappears aud of these repulsive creatures, which
Instant he recognized the slight filigree
rican
bunt
not
only
adventurous
and
“Tie v ery hard on Johnny D.
scrawny little foreigner w ith bow kgs
Juet th in k how a n g ry w e would be
the glass la bright. Your windows w ill formerly ate such high priced plants
band that circled one of the slender
•n d watery eyes and a receding chia exciting, but fru itfu l of results bene
I f Judges saved ue from a fate
Angers. I t had been his mother’s, and
be clear w ith only half the work re- aa ort-hlda and gardenias. I t is necse-
W o u ld e a r fe w m illion« eonfleoate
to m arry her.”—Chicago Record-Her ficial to science and nature study. The
qulrcd by the ordinary way.
leave asry to paste a piece o f paper <m the
how often he had suggested to Edith
edm lnlstrators-of the Uganda railway
A a d this u n ite d Btatee p ersisted .
ald.
the windows open for a few minutes, i outside of the Jar aa that the
to Wear 1(1-
On p a y m e n t o f th e fin e In sisted . .
ere building for the expedition a apo
and the edor from the oil w ill quickly I ? * ? * * * TI^**** foothold to
We are like regular soldiers also i Govern y<Mr passions, otherwise they d a l train of observatory, dining, aleep-
because we are not above a p le a s a n t'
t0T <ra
Paulton’s
Prisoner.
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