FLASH S;
: The Lead Dog : zt
W N. U. 8-svWa IVWhli Co. i
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SYNOPSIS
fp th. wild malara of th un-
hiiimn VlliMVl.K. vrt a wlntar'a
hiiitl, ),iurny Itrni-k McCain and
llastrntd 1,.1-nila, 111! r-'ltlrh.''rt.
emniatl, wilh l-'lasrt, litnck'a
I'til'I'V mid I I r do Irnin, lirork'a
rnlhir had ttarnrd tllm f tha
tanaer ef till lrl After evral
Ixttli-a with Hi alnrmy water
ttiy nli til folk In th Vol
t"w t.su. Hunk li a.vurely In.
Iiirwl in makiii a uIiiiii niul
KUh limta (lnimil (0 III Un
runaelntia youth. Th lriirt
race ilrspi-mlnly In rwi'h ihalr
1ailrtaliin Imfnr wlnlar aela In.
r-lnh taea In a rii.rt
"III Willi a wulf and kills hi in.
llaiard lalla 1 1 reck of Ma da.
larniliiallnn I" flint out who killed
hla fnthar. Trnrka ar rilftcnvr1
and Mi two buy aeparat. for
ai'ititlltia tutnaa Itrm-k la
luniiinl hy iwii I ml l nn a and a
wliiu man and knocked utteon
aeii.ua.
CHAPTER V
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Th r(rol of the Cray Owl.
Ilrork opened dated and pusalcd
eye lu lln. I himself lying mi aiioar
where he had been knocked utteon
acloua by th knife hnmll of I ho free
Willi throbbing head, iihI brain still
(lull fri.iu (lit blunt of lli knife
handle, lit drew lilnuolf to a (1111111
xnlil.in.
"Ilea up nowl" aiiM Iht -lilt
Man. In free, then turned to lb buy.
"You're lucky, my young flghtlir
rock, lo com 10 m you did I l.ottla.
her, wniil.-il to ul t knife Inlo you.
Vnil tin slugged him fur fair. Now
ahnk yourself logeilterl Wt got
flunk omttp,"
Slowly Hrook's confused head
cleared Ye. Ii recalled. b wa
lightening I heel thong, nhcn they
tini.cd Mm. I lu go Hi Oral, then
Hit other piled un, hit III in fr.mi .
Mini on iht head Tlit hoy got In hla
feet mill raised hla hand to hi swol
len lira it. Hit ringer wort without
fooling I
I Ik Id shock of lo water Hi
reatiratlon of what Hint mount
spurred Itnitk't fumbling brain. Ilia
fingcia wer frcctlngl liroplng In h
now whore h had fought, h fnmul
hi tnlttclia,
Verne on now, you!" rasped Ih
whll in.iii as h mtl:in started
"You hchav of I II hoi j,ut Walk
eft Ihriv now; It's l.tle
lilHk Win loo delected -too t jlf
fnont - o attwir,
liiill'iig hla hitiitla ll;orniIy with
anon I In i atowly hilnliig back III
llis'.l br I'littlnj (here Innlil hla ahlrt
Ivnralh hit armplta. Itfwk 'llorll
lh tiv. on of whom nrrloil hi
rnliv whil th wt.l! man brought up
lb nut
Aa li rtrrilon of niiwhwtnt In
Ih kivn air atartisl th circulation In
M ntm N-d lhth. h rV,'lr( br. U
of Hi Ivy N jan , bu.y 'iw-lf w!:h
b; alluatlon. Ivf ;vrl t llo
on M nrrt know why hi rwrtnoi
b,l not not him i II far al.l ol
I' b.irrc- lip wvuM wa'i ior.
fj!hrnl oiJ Oas'A n!.'a, won
lr,rs
t :ial Cs!! had tyvn r'sM
Jt in aok. not b. (try baj aorn
- nvi fivm ih fli of tho iv
Thi-n a .v vnot!itn n ;
II; f to lak Mm a'h It
i':'M i Iwii sy to Ns Mm
frnn tr.-buah kr!f him An.l now
(if lry no. I what wi-u'J !ij
,'o w Mm Wtirn Ihcy ma.! ran-
it- t h-.tor w.Miid a'.'w hi
I ar.1 o,!-o!'.-fl !: ar,t h n()
Nt ,. km to t Ir.t art. fro- rf
tt-ai hr wvi:'d rtce.l rtwp:t
lioian.- of tr It n-'tM Irarn
ai'flMrj
I'm at fir f. '.a-.-.a!!,vn "Krkwjt"
frn t! r !t1'rt lr l.aiv IWvV Uwkrl
ir (o l!''l of fn;v' in
II, ,l tar.- l,rJ l mi wa'i
't r t.irw w'th rrrwt
. N'u : ar,' ?M it
t r ' h' v.'-.vr Iv'.' (N fir
tl'ivk !!trs mt! to t- rrr
awt'.on l'rrn t. t l.v'n ar,i n-.arrrr
of , l rt llrovl ,"a1 it at
bri rfirf tv r.i"t w n
l'r" n.t iv ar,( afrr ! .
't ar, t'l !fl r ;Nrv !" v
"an lvtw t'.t rv n:xi of IN
"So jow ar.f r-, puf.rrt !kT.(M
job t' t VrO.'wlft tt w ,
W . Hi 'rA rvV i.vl rt t
' K-'K-' t : . n:
fr-o r'.-r!rt; ar, I v. r.Hi
t ivwr-'rt !" . ,
iv l".rk jvyr r-Vrj l A
w tr
t tv". r.w ..i't. t
t-t a cvr& of ..'. . V N tif
aM. ftw vn:?t It
wvrf t- IT- ri ir.r y.f-.r w
tv rJ i iv. t .- '
Ttx P.f f tv lrF w -
I IV wiwc ,v
V T J'.v. . . ,-.4
t-mf 5 Vii r I;,rw4 Mr'A vr
. (wvK m .r i" - of
I If ? M p'4'v.-'t-fr Hr
iwmr Nt 1.1 " r.'-.
T".-. K'.jt iv B.f-i Vvs
X vi ,t.r w.::t wr-
y yntr"
titv rv IVivk ,-a t'
tt,: "I'm irtt !
of my part nora la ;Ctlonut l.oomW of
l''orl Altiniiy. Kvot hour of lilint"
At Hit mr of lint fuiiinil lOllonn
I.imtoIx, (lit whlto man guv nn In
vnluiiliiry tlnrt, hit ojoa wlilonotl In
aurprlao, ho ri'iioalod thl now In
Cro to hi iiicn.
"Another I lllmk Jnok IVanullot
vor liontil nf lilmj" Tins fiHfi of III
aiiilltura, for th curium t'roo hml
Jnlnoil tholr rhlof m Hit fi, tllloil
UriH'k with Inwiinl iIoIIkIU. Thoy luul
liiilooil honrd of Hit rhlof of lh Al
hiiiiy lllvor put nil of Iht provincial
IHillo (load ho and known from
dud' Ink lo lttiHr( limit man
wiihout (Wir. ItnM-k had cortiilnly
thrown bomb Into th rump of hi
fnptorn from Hi grnn liMik thoy t
clmnitoil.
The olilor man pulTod tr inc
on hi pli. pvldoiitly (IlKoalliiB the
alnrtllni Informntlon Hint two of th
nhloal and niiwt f on rod nion In th
lludaon' Hay country wr winter
lug on llm Yollnw l.cit Ktlonu I.
i'Mlx. uih'I of Cnaixird, and head man
al Fort Albany, and th fninont
"Itlnok .lark" IVaaullo; and that b
lug ik wor thr for but on pur
(uMie th aolullon of th myatorlou
illsnpprainiio of I'lorr t.vmlx. At
llnik aoorotly rvvcliHl In th ilUoom
ntur nf hla raptor, h wondered If
ho had holH4 rnthor limn Injured hi
own chanov,
II wa allont aa Hi rump prop rod
for Hie night. II had hla own blan
ket In hi pnok, and. when they had
lied him up with rawhliltf, to b could
not nun vitally without disturbing
the Indiana win. lay on either aid on
Ih pru. boiitfh near Hi Ore, be
wa wmpeJ lu Hi robe.
With hi anna and lec fettered.
em-lip wa liiipoaallile, (O hi thuiii;lit
run the cntuut of the event of the
day which had placed him here, a
prisoner a prisoner, who. Ilk I'lerr
l.ocruli, niliiht never again be heard
from. What a Jolt th name of Oua
pard t uncle and "Ulnck Jack' !
aaulle had itl -u them I If only It
were true, and then men were back
there with t;npar to com to hla
aid l. k wolve they'd Ink the
trull. I wolve they'd fall or thea i
mmi1. It ii t hi partner wa alone, j
What roiiUI lit do alngle handed
agalnat fotirt
Al la( Itrock tried to Uvp. for h
wou'd nHil hla tror(:tli, whatever
hapHnett. After lime, hi tired
body hrousht him to th frontier- of
uiiioncloune, only to b waked by
Hi .'all of a gray owl.
He oper d M drowsy eye to watch
the glow of th fir on th h.aek
aercen of urrunding pruo, then
closed them with a algh. Once more
he drew near to aleop.
Then again, the ..untlng rati of th
gray owl boomed through. Hi aound
li forest. "Whoo, hmhtho,
wh,vwhimor u, thl time to be
followed by faint )uak.
T.i algnall The !gnl of their
NijhivM! vlanpard II had trailed
them, liaapard bad gvn In aearvh of
(! p"tnrr who failed to n.eet him
l fee r'niletvou. A'lird the lra!t and
followed. He lay there now out tn the
anew, warning Prwk of h! coating
Staunch oM t;apard' ;
Shortly lrivk h'urd a faint .unj j
N-.'.Ind th now bo'e. and h turtx-J j
'.'i ey. to a datk head and ahoul 1
and H- g'lnt of atoel wer th t
l'g!it from te fir tou.hej a knife (
b',!e Cauilotialy '.apard twkej hi i
a. Hret'th th bole tn th arow b j
hsd d.tg N-yor th aieeter' bead. I
uo.Vr th r'f of tvrgh. i
l.v:'rg hla Mont. r.varJ mt !
b.a fa, do to r,vk lined bead j
am! h V.vrvd. "W heir re too ttedT"
Kree and hew. rep: ed Hrivk i
ori,(rr h'.a brearV divr: w',:h Its
isa 'er.v and taut nerve
i'.'v,jr,l r:w rvacf ed d.-wn ever ;
h-.a tV.y rj ttt kr.if i:t t! n-:,o
n,ke o IV r-'tw ratfit rt!r. j
Aja n (V raj.vr e'c of t'- kn'f j
irkrsl to fv- I'nvk from ty Katt ,'
ket ii',vrt A .1 tt t 4r tvr.w b :
esc ef t!. rearrc-w of IS 'eetvr ;
A '.. In !e;vr:!,vi. levrvv'.i eJwsl j
i I'rwl a.'oy'.Vr ari a ow j drew ;
! r.'iw frwar tvJiweee, M ne'gVrw, aed j
j Nl.k iMvtRtn b- t If vow A I
I Ma e Vw arj knee ard
j P-xvk f-e. w:a r.a . ew r-r1 '
' ,i5 r.ixe4 trtw .l tv I
j r.f a ;. tt tww :,vj in tfc
j n-.. r.r. if.vkeA ear :r'.r.!rg fv ''
rd ", IV a'erp a TV. '
!".;' rf .. ttt tr.: i tW,ret ;
I l t rw.Nvr P-.vk N'r.e4 at
j r rf g-; -. te v' Vr ef
;'r."irf r.e e-tr.ryie Ved
a-wee-pr" ;
j ,V CSan($
j W. ! i! r.-rf iyo O.JT.ff I
-. -rt'r-rft f. fr.TT. !:.- 1 '
' nv.w IV-rf.r tf 'h xvt.,ek ;
! j-v ,v. r:NI .it iv !?-m i re j
.ifVI tv ; trpa a frJ
if) ik' .: t fAr.--,-Y-r.fr J tv i
t ....' IN rf fart IU1 a Attn '
wfr -..xt :o ;n ,-tI.' txi la '
Wd Mrt
; V.-VI tM it yV'i .' fl,f,r-'.A
; wfwi'hir, rt i c -i .(! VM
l.;? 1 tf .. 4 1W HKf
5 trs.wk nt .r,4-t, it .t t
?. t ;i. "i .. tt r.a
f Kj.r.t rt v tm i-i, t fi:r-mf(ti, nm
. wt .! i : y ), t 1-. It man a Q
Priart hr th Natlnnal flwii,raihl
aiwutr, vvaatiiuaiua. t. i'
Rl'MOIt from time to time that
the new Tutklah regime la
planning to toll the Jewel
ninnaaed by the aultana, and
Hint th Soviet government wImIio to
tllNpoHA of genu of the laitrn and tho
lluaalnn church turn attention to
those and the other great collection
of precloua atonea and treasure.
The Turklali rrovvn Jewel, for many
yenra hidden In the t'reen Vault of
ronatntitlnople, ar among the world'
Inrgoat collorllona. The SuIIhii'i
lltrone la of ninaalve beaten gold,
atttdded with diamond, rubles and
emeralda aet In tiioanle. It ha been
appralaed at more than $15,tKMHHJ.
Few travelera have ever broken
through the aecluidan of the trenatire
riHiin to e th Jewel and only lately
have photographer boon permitted to
take picture of the collection. There
la another throne of ebony and nn
dnlvvood. Inlaid with mother-of-pearl.
ruhlea, rmeMld and Riipphlrei; a
toilet aet thickly aludded Willi tur
qtttlaoa and diamond; and armor.
pistol, andillea, anndnla, almltara, tur
Nn. dagger, aword and cane all
be.leweled, not to mention the long
trnml of pearl aa large a rherrle.
rlnga, hnitvleta, nnkleta, nnd all aorta
of other gorgvoualy designed Jewelry
for tarlou ttae.
Some authorltlea claim Ih Knailan
honle of Jewel la the world largest.
Th head of the tsar must have
gleamed mightily at royal function,
with ."'.V "in! rami of diamond and
ron of pearl, when he wore hla
host hoail.lros. There are other regal
crown of magnificent filigree work,
artistically act with colored atonea
above a baae of eipenslve fur.
The famou Shah dSam-md which
formerly hung In front of th IV
rivk throne when It waa In PoMee
tlon of one of the mogul enterora of
India. Is In the collection; and out
teresl here and there among th gor
givtn srray are diamond a big a
walnut, rubles and emerald a large
a plgvvn eg:. Inlaid golden plate,
be Jeweled wall hanging. robe,
iwontf, Sivptera, pendant, cane,
atrff. rellglou emblem, tapestrie.
and what not. Th famou OHolT
diamond re.se In the handle of
Catharine the threat a scepter.
Jfwrti In Tower ef London.
The brightest spot within the grim
gray wall of the Tower of London.
If not In London Itself, I the Jewel
room where Ih crown Jewel of Oreat
I'ritaln are on hili;Ln. T reach
th larg gtasa ess which Inclose
th gv!-.,, on has to run the g.intlet
of guard front Ih lowly but dignl
1-d "le'featera" fyormen ef the
gitarvlt lo nvii ef Hi pukoj guard
of Ih empire. And should a i.tor
a:remt to lake one ef th gem he
l-.ke mt. he would f.nd that an un
-n sttel Mf wHs!d I nisrws! lately en
c the treasure, th tWr N!;ind
him would become fast, and th outer
gate of Ih tower wall would t'snt
t!;ut to aert M cp. Api raiser
admit that -t.i . It a low ctit
mat ' lb valiwef the royat Jewelry.
n of tb m-t tHkir.g piort Is
kj'wo Marj's crown. Ilng on a white
aatin piliew. II Ktntilate with n ..my
res (twluj'ng lb fariHtu K,t. s.ix
iMeur.ta.n t lightt d r.t.t Sa
of t! e sr.v!let dtnad wee cut frvon
i! tV.I'Inan. IN tr-et JiaEr.wJ ever
four.1 In It rough tt wg snts
.- ' Ti K.Krs. la h.tA.I Kv
iKa UIUu I, KS. am a, i! 1 a,, i
a ratca'.B rwsef. fceace. tt It v-jcb
Mtj stone.
iVntirtttefy th kir wear th
rtvww f .g'al bat a few asinete
iii.r.g fc-.a vrec.a tioa cerewnvr.y. Ii tt
a ajgrs.f-cet! criMi:ti we".ft..tt ti
p.". r, w hat he fry f,ir coc.fci
N rsvAdre. t: g.;jcn f,vn I
oearty Li Va ty ! iek3s, rs. e aaj
V'..rr. T kirg's ct. tf ttgM
r we (M cvwtalr.t ti- rs
ttf ard brorwtk tt TtV iwrnKwa est
frvr i iV,.ia no. Tt r,w
of v.Vw'eo Virtor.A. a'.swv c i.;;'..tB,
trsi-l w :a .fiwo.;. so
fris srd mTf tr-.;;-e is aa arv
oscr a par; veiM f,-irm ts.t t,-p
tt a wk4 et M ijiTwsTi.. ar,J
crst wilt fctT Ur-t W77..?e rJ
fvtf f.tiMri).
Tt Turriff t ttri. tt vc -
Ws".-t.g ,vwrit tor l?eMr'A 4 year
arj t ce.g a ptn ef i
wm! jSvr' 4.r. y gvBit. Ii
. fvl lai. tfitt It fj wrr IV
Civk tvtr was ltk t Tr-'x-'ti
It: $.!. Jat.an. r n j-n
tri.'.m Wftcils, fi .'j Ml -ta tt.s wi ,J
p.-ui f.-irit ri5f ftl, i. ;s,-?rttK.t,t ;i
1 . It tjhir.ii v1 ! M r, ; c
Ci ti n,S, eiwntJt an n;.
f ). ' tS-OTK.! It Jrtflrv
T.i. !.. 1t")fl t aj'ir. IKI."
f",7.f, nttiqf V.;t tf'tiin ).
t.:l ,l ITMff-.ld i 1..4
Arii t,y ntrw jn-sK .:4 tt ft'"
lltortilly wrnpped In gold nnd precious
atonea.
Daroda'a Carptt ef Ptarla.
Tho l'nrKt of 1'eaii. In the Nuaer
bngli pnlnee nt Itnroda, la otto of Hie
world fiimous Jeweled creallon. It
la 8 by tl feet square. Ilesldea the
IMMtrla, which form Hie larger part of
the rnrpot, there are three large din
llioitita, ,12 amiill illnnioiiils, V.VJ ruhlea
ami fitW emeriiKIs which form a flower
design In the center. Imagine an
Kuatern potentate lltlng on the gor
genua I'encoek throne with hla ahoul
dera nearly slooied under the weight
of pcarla, hla leg and arms arrayed
In golden Jeweled braceleta and ank
let, hla head crowned with mor
stones than soma Jeweler handle In
many yenra, and with a Carpet of
(Yuri hanging before him.
The gtiekwnr of Karoda la snld to
hnv (he largest collection of pearl
and the niuliarajnh of lndore run
close BiHvml. A roynl wedillng or
state function attended by tit Indian
princes In their Jewels represents
many million of dollars. At one
ryal wedding" Hie maharajah of ln
dore wore a enrf of pearl valued at
:.,.' kt.ta.it. eighteen of the pcarla
were act with carat diamond. Thla
potentate nNo ha on of the most be-Ji-uclcd
turbans In India which I a
nv.a of rubles, emeralds and dia
mond.
No losa Imposing ar some of th
religion rolleitlon of Jewels. Sine
the ilawn of history oopl have Ix-en
Imlsh with their gift for religious
purioea, whether they womhliH-d
I ! -Is or an unseen Hod. The result
Is that In all ages treasure, usually
In Ih form of gold and silver and
precious stones, lias flowed to temples
and churcho. monasteries and other
r'llgtotta Institution. Archcologlst
Pud that the pagan temples of rlvlll
rations' iloud for thousand of year
were ornamented with a wealth of
pnvlou metal. Indian temple of
several faith have had their rich
treasures and their ornamenta of gold
and sliver for centuries; and they
hare made nse aa well of a glittering
array of diamonds, ruble, aapphlrr
and other Jewela. Many an Idol to
day, from the dim Interior of Indian
temple, looks otit through ye of
great Instroo. preclou stone, and
wears other gents Hist might ransom
an emperor.
Troture of ChHttan Church.
Th marked enrichment of t'hriatlan
churvhe began la earnesi In Italy
and Ih Past In th fifth and Slith
tenturie and spread In early medieval
time to Franc and other Western
countries. Not only did Ih churvhe
accumulate gold chalices, paten, can
delabr and ether small object, hot
many had larg screens of gld and
silver, a well aa fntt and statue.
To a few of th ehnrohe) altar of
solid gold were presented, hut later
church regulation preacrlbed ton
and w,xvl as th only permiwibl ma
terial for altar. rreetoo stone
!. cart Into to ornament Im
tce of th saints or at gift to them.
Thus It Sacred Haby of Ih Church
of Ara OoeU In Home has been given
ever a srae ef many year wealth
of Jewel.
The vtswelatte of treasure by
ten-pie ard churrh, and nwntsterle
fa ct beet, cnbrv ken. Tim and
t m again the corvenient Woev ol
precious ntls and preclou ttoiw-s
list been eited by corn ueror. ra j
ga ta lodes! lb shrine ef other j
pagwr.a. Mi-4inintaM looted Roman :
:fe, Includlrg St. Petert In Ss
iJ ib chuTvbes of Cve.t!nt(nopl
la H'S. 5Ania -t!. after the
bek r-elween the Western and Eaat
e-n cf.urchee, was sacked by Wetterw
hr.ivt r!ur!r.g tfc focrth Oaad;
and c?TYh ee? were taken or de-s-rvvd
la P4iry esse at th lime of
t: Kef-irtnatlon.
Rattstta cls-arv rrcsmrie bsv been
ts.org t' Hcert la t1etv In 1st
rentirr.e. Wfcen Res eetvys were
.! Et by t? tei Wfitil-cfvllisieJ
t t- : T to gJoe ca:leal re
! ',. ty were Bx-et ln-rrer-J by
i we"th tiJ rtcli bcwatT of the
KTsicv at 5.Tirta S-r-M. S.ace that
I me ll. ii ct.anchca tt ' trrw
me; by tV-cr wenltli of orrstsoetita
t intu Jrtt. rei4vries an! ctn
y -es f f.t-e:-.-n w1t'i s 14 b
f, ;,-4 i t.i of Ih eel! rturche.
i-Aitf..y t! tl.iett of all re
: .us J:,!.:xt:ot 1 L.s" a a th
,ra r T7 Trm!.iiey at Kiev
J'f-sr at w na wr It . i w an
t.nrl 'ivcni 14 tit If t. "'-( uSiillart
ni.i a ' i-trwlpj l-nirtrj . T tsv
i.i?S ti.-isH Inrfinr U1 iiwi ii ta ., th
. ii-s -f ."? er M.cew
t.if. uf'iiW:" wtli jerr i of
ix-'iin Al j't Oani1l
i, ft. Jiiicfc, fn. rrttrnt,iirt, tt
ii Tii'if it'tinti t ( f i3uc tn n.
it'tii ' ((""wiiitn scrt vrMitni.ti, t4 it
i.i:: tiibtli emU
You
how careful
That'i the Mr
give you rent service.
more aniline tlutn other
Next time you want to
to uie tltrnc Then compare
look; of Itrraking, or twitting. See how toll, bright, new looking the,
colon are. Thrn obiervt how
and washing. If you don't
dealer will refund your money,
The tiAi'lr fathagt of Diamond
mnA Li..A .1 :
futf ailv ,1(1 SHN VI IIMICi lltla SVll UTS VW fini 1IK WIAI, WIH1I.
linen, rayon or any mixture ol materials, The blut fixkag it special
aye, or tine or wool only,
of silk or wool wilh result!
you ouy rememoer tins,
mo until fiXkayi win
wool Your dealer hai
j; i it eg?
Oai the Bey
"There teem to be more girls here
than boys." "Yeah. The pelting I
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to aome other common varieties.
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To brrak a colj harmlcisly end in a hurry try a Ilayer Atpirin
Ultlct. And for hrailarlie. The action of Aspirin is cry tflkicnt,
too, in cases of neuralgia, neuritis, even rlteumatism and lumlaRol
And there's no after effect; doctors give Aspirin to children
often infants. Whenever there's pain, think of Aspirin. The
genuine Bayer Aspirin has Hayer on the box and on every Ublct.
All druggists, with proven directions.
Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin;
it does NOT affect the heart
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Individual. Inequalities of human fat.
From Youth To Old Age
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life: when the girl matures to womanhood;
when a woman gives birth
to her first child; when a
woman reaches middle
age. At these times Lydia
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behind Diamond Dyci. They are made to
They contain frutn three to five timet
dyci on the market.
dye. try Diamond Dyei. See how tuny It Ii
result. Note the slnci.ee of that re-dyed
thry keep their brilliance through wear.
agree Diamond Dyei are better dyes, your
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witn It you can dye your valuable articles
equal to lite finest prolesiionnl work. When
ina mm parttagt dyei silk or wool only.
dye every kind of goods, including silk tot
both packages. --.
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gluttony. C'hitmfurL
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clothes, us Huns Hull Illue. large
package at Grocer. Adv.
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