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V.
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-latrs DitsUict Judge» -V
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i ate* District Attorn-
Huron.
-•late* MarshHl—Oyr
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•-'•a^ntives iu
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31st District—J.
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I'a'ra.lge,
CITY OFFICERS.
vrr— Henry S. Volkmar.
W.
Uell.
i nri-r—Aug. Miltelstaedt
hnneF Herrv.
.•u«i.ice_s. M. Pasco.
VMrnev-.l. \V Hell.
ti-1st Wan I K
1
MortHl. 'id Ward V
Baird. 3d Ward-
I'lielen.
•durshal, Street Omimis
i-!"i
tor and Fire Warden
in—(.'liarles Sutr liffe.
HOARD OK EDIT AT
!l
Rpll, S Jours, ,1
ri
li-rd, Irviug iiatU, i
"'"'••s lloehniutli.
u
vuiTHr.ri,
Aiitinicj and Count-f llorftt
-iW^v-vG-V Y:sy"?k
I !i i ii yy a i !.• u .ii trie
1 .li enclosed f.r:ilit-r\ xt-!iding froi
fk (.i.v/Ai. Tin• door stos.»d wide
.-.-•d t!v blazing in th* h
6!r-•".*!:• dfut, dazzling oid (i
bhindded nlnt£, lii.lt ppeiif
v-rii ii ^r'jyvfl. tuiiii'- !io. r.
l' :llf I lot .1
1
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AT
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ivtni l-ruli.
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i
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i. i •.::••
Within -i .. i ..
1
noen.s
1 i
i
fculiifr a-jianil.
Jim u ii j-lavi
ttirint', M.-• I'll
gr.'"
r,:. i
or
N»"
'ICAL
DIKE'
11
1
Willi,
11
fetch ni" a
lin-n pait.-r*
etort
puil
Mil her an
.bit, en
W. I. Lawrence, I my.
cor.Mv oFFicritf.
niUsioners—1st Dist,John i
2d IMst., jolm lieiiui ej,
3d Iist., Win.
1?V=
:rh yy.
\-l
a i
dt lorv
•if
liU:_"T.-:
appeal!
id vo*
.1 1*
•h i i i
•Oil-,
•vi em yy
en" all i.
nity i»
tj .U-» {»-.'
.!•*lining.--,1
litir—John Douglass.
-It 'it I 'eeits— W
!vi
teii«.
e,ul Prolmte Judge- I li »s
an-r— S. Farley.
c! H. .1 Benedirt.
Iv "i Court —.1, b. 1,tick Iiti
'liiiols—(}, \V Prevev,
in-t .Attorney— .1. II. Owen,
•'"i -Dr. li. Iliiniels.
•iy Surveycw—W. S. Crowd.
iinwiy
hnie
jV-d.
Wi.i
••Bui. you gwan
:i aU cripi'led un yy id ie roomatiz
i .lurv- Aim'. "You ain't i wan
.- i'i 'i"v .viii
nouueed iu a thrihi"
*T-"i rii'.ht hand.
*rJun O&kiT loinle
cParrna
1
Ere.
lopyju:nl.il. Atl Rfghf?. Kc
Arnuii.iU'ciil. with tholic.
niv.ii,
i e
1
ui: 1.
Ann,
i urn i
gei. 1.
"11 ."
Wi'llif
"A n
gentfuj
Flora, .r i i »•.
I :.i
ar
wan
s
imi ur
a sh
iihc
.' i
It'll tb'
luirer
in^ e.'i
t'-.e ki
i W ,"
,ved a
dd«»w
•, dn'oMi.
•I
r.V rv-A
"U
i :1 y u
/. a
row nd
I-
croup
-ay you
-u.l
I'1
p, and
i upon
i. "Tek
••Sian'
liy."
1
wan hi-
v k
a od
j,•. 1 11 fa-
." said (o- y
he ilool .! i
rubl
huI uuWil
._v"s feet in her
i
ittifiiligly
lance
St e dat
!,ic," mid Missy,
rcinon-.trnting
i'.vmg back she
., nut' hand and
i.er her cyti
lu face wore
i mat :..nds for
,.- „i-i U»:,A i
air of -l'-
r,. .it.n gui! r- I
vs-ere round yy»h l51^
that peculiar -i" n
pallor in the r-i..
"May--let'
i.- n
per
patio of anoiht
ab(»ut
fc.ibhed Missy
"Fur -ho!'
ping
in' eti'
I.s
w
'''n'tipc i, ni] cmrts. roiiie*!* brfer"
band vaee
#«p*ci«l»'»
wii.ii
up
ittin' in
.jr" deuutndeii
t. .,d with wrath.
i" ain't tol' uoth
I. pulling up her
-VJ
i ead,
in aulici-
oii tho car.
l,rcr Nicholas,"
asseverat'.'d Amity, omp
"Mi-sie-yircy a moaro
hans-
-I'.AXK. S. 1)., FRIDAY. JUXT 1". isJH).
!ri.::^.il. 'i ey
•TUDaiiv.
Mtrw Yoaut.)
\y Iiy M..
isl iTO\.
Why. deui
a doze.n nig
'evo all."
cri-
1'
A\ hate
.-Uiei u,sm
--r
ejin-. .laii'in
or
(J lofy-
Ann n i„h: ii.iV-' u'.tt ivd ii
ai r' st i y th»- B*jund of a
!y was
weight-
•iit» pi.urzii lloi.!i. aii'i every
ii lttij'nvtioQitU' alt eh! loll,
ulot ..-i lu. aiioUt-
aily kii"i.k-
V
Kpijd out of
N'ii hi
1
TltC cnlnil
Tom (Jtia-h
other thmt
appreciati
falle
bet yv
into the 1
discuss ih
Wh.,
\mi!
ill. el
i yVHia]
he n"in ii
ion i 'f ii* coiit nts.
eUvii yveFk Maws" I
•'Dat 'brnidered
Nick hisse'f ail. r
(iriltin Jim.
"You kin t*•!: hn
but I'm 1,'y^au have
thf vines a-creepit
Ourwh declared.
(i 1 ciliieii in yvrnth. "You*a**v
f,, 1 Jii^ger-." id he. pushing them
.iid 1 Siisseat on tin-trunk,
•. 'i knn-.v mayy -ler's dat mud b"
i i.indm' what he s dtuu \nn
n-.wii i.o .--."-van toi rate you s'rmti .'
'loiind in dat vesk en'detn pantal-"
Yuii ain't .ovaii it-eh Slayv
•mused
ine," ,id
wuz promn-i 'i.
t'.' rl«»ons vvid I
i Tom i
Niohol
cioLln dout ii you (daughter mefu.sL. i.nrdeii'd hand
I'm an ,*k foj-'-yardin di.- trunk ter I
Du ai.l old Gilbert—Di.
•r ill the eh Ul'i '.h- "I"
ef
you please.
C!l M' Ti .K X.
ELVIRA'S \y w iNi i:n:
they
JZ. y I
fVCo i)
V
-'^.3^
v
,:
and all the derii/etis of t!.
kept up a cheerful elaiti
man voice was rn -l
I,. .j-teucd wMipc..
«-u' ^1^^
a-wriii-iu' h»r
1 n« i vloln'l H:i-1 lilrt cdircc early
rolta\v iy Mr*. Thunie and Fira kiri-:ik
fustcd in tlifir own room thus Mits 1^1
ir i and Miasy were alotic at tabii".
Missy liiid lain awake an hour the iii^hi
IiefiM-c, dt-visinjj various }lans in iiri
])(nr liltlo lirain tn imhu'o her father t•
recall "Brer Nicholas," ami one of thes.
jilans wa^ ilciilHn'ato etarvatinn l»ui
when morniti^ came slie was toil hungry
to carry ut tliis jimjeet, sii slie ate a
good lireakfaht, thinking whhnul
(iirmer.
Mb-s Klvira had made n r- lution n
to Ktar\ iiit hut apju'tite hud iur»aken
her, and having certain jtliuii flier oyvn
that hiio was anxioi!-» to put in train, *!i«
sent. ?.1 i -v away when the meal wa
oyer. With a hundred tl.liar* in ld
hidden in l,t?r ]Hekot, and aw"it!e of lini
ment carried conspicuously in her haini.
Miss ]"'U"ira net nut fir "K1 tji 1!»-Tt'caw
in. She c(iuld have sent fr old (»iJ!e':
to crfine to h''l", but that wntild ha\••
I givi
11
pu'nlicity t'» till- btep ^1 i• enilti l::
I I'la'od. Lifting her dainty skirts v. ii i
jrreat iiunsUikin-. s-ln-lip-.oed an
puddles i:i til" lane through w: .. i
(i i!
1 n:
nirjit
She v
n y ed
OM
all ti.
stall t1
d«?Li"
1
:!uri-h
1
ence.
•ilhvrl! (iilber!
.Mi
1..: 'iy Nhe yy leanitl.
li she fomiit hard to
'at pc^ky jru. .• a
(it, it. hastening
nil well di?j
Mi-sle-\ n'
ri: I ir i answer
!1 ni-h
and iii, a-, ill»-rt
"Seddown
v.'
,'V well
searcii of BouetuinK. Bho mi.ssed Kieh
olan in everything she saw. "I t-upiHsso
y ou've heard what has luipp- U" I. Gil
bert'/" elio »aid, udth. a- treiii-a- in her
voice.
Ves, isKle-vireyold Giilx^rt sighed,
and hum his head.
Nicholas," she proceeded more stead
ily, "has disgowed hi# family he has
1 wought couck-tiinalioa ttpou himsell—
I fojever."
i i!d Gilbert'saood respectfully silont,
I "There is
do
a.
help," -faltered -.Sites4'Ek
cn old i.iill ert yva* silt-nt.
were better that be
yy a
Vv"loy»wtr
Mawse Nick, tubhe MiiO." tied flic'."'
,roe up and jrlaneyl amunrl. Aunt
|., v and Fuele I'liblin rmdded ap
d, and tilory-Ann sjoko out, "De
1 ri-yvai 'i i. ole man!"' and wiptvl
I You did rii,' :i.
I gw
1 f.-it.- soni li^ht on
re dead:'
exclaimed v% ith a passionate .-,b.
'Don't- s"h dat.
Mi.^le-virey,
Hostulated old (iiii
honey ,"
rt. l.t\iir^ bis
said Mi-
-.P ^s
mXufr&f
«^2Cv /V
i
she
an
iA5\
ti riura u.at nij. ni. \n lien tin \y'n.'
alnin!. "Then*'» n.i hitilder in all l..cun
county c{ual to Job Fiimivul but lio
i..art K". I MVippo.'"
"Of courhe, i.:.. 1 I !.«r.i.
ni tnjslly.
'Nu!«' «.f ii- ''an
anee
tlie Furnivalu
noyv i n
1
i lantc
1 Iira•• i
and -it i..
only Mtw.
hen-, M1.1.-I1 -y ire
Khad. .f dw
wipim with .liia-s-.••••• t'..- riri- oi
that did duty for i.. h.
Miss Eivira sat di,.-.. o,. re
"•llow is your rliwunatisin, (.u,.-i.
she ii.sk.ed, with gentle interest.
Old llilbert made a wry face: hid iieu
Uiatism was trono the better for hid
tramp in the rain: it was promptly the
worsefta-MissiSllira's'ii*»apathy. ''Hit
k i n e y v i n s i I n e o
ler of tie back—now en' stgint" he siiid,
with exprentii vo jerks and pausea,
"I've brought you a liniment that is
cfiiisidered ery efncticious," said Hi?#
Elvira, in her eoft, plaintive voice and
choice laiutuage, ii-s hlw wffpteil thy big
black bottle. Mis®-.El rim would no in
or
o
:ni. goita to 1.1,1 Gilbert'sftabiu without
i "frees will offefiii-g" than o!l (riib- s
•..• 'i Id have jjono to tlio -^^gret. hoffi
witiioui hia hitle eonipleinefitilo-ivcggs
veRetahles, or the like.
The old man look the bottlo with a
a: 'f iiiv riuht," said the pmile of supreme nali-tact inn: ho hived
'ia.V trunk w ii "docTormeuts." l'uilin* out the stopper
i.i.,e ynui si-hi** tine fur i wuh his tivth, aud wineiliiift the contentu
-niet'ti yvith u critical air, "'Hit uot a titren'thj
n.iyv r.
iiid (ri i'.iia Jiui Blared at each
u'a !I." pl«Kim. in unspoken
of the fact that they had
i/s ton e nl i y hevi!ar:e then,
them, tli"V earri-d lie- tiunk
itehen and l«e:ran forthwith to
ii\
iubhe t*hol"' ho declared, approvingly.
I strode hat k into tii.- Imuse. ••i'ha:ih e, nia'am thankee, Mi^-ie-y in-y.
1 gv.au ive 'em a trial."
Micu Elvira's eyes iiieantinis tr3i*el«Mi
hlowlv round th" little KartI'*n«
»the
IriUSW.
tfjil
her
ad hil
"Fur devi
mightv
".• 16 nuirrii^e, «,a
exoriblv, "lie is yy.il's
—iio id lost. l'»ut Ni"
without cl' tiii -.
"I cot lii tiiu.lv
k
•las cannot dc
i.
it trunk to
I"-.
:ra
.-k.
kin
and turned
thru:- Niehohi
she bad no m. or
., -.i:, into fa--or
She
cot i
i -i!n Iht hear bal
idea of rei-iilii!.! iii.'n
1 at SCU^It),L!
limn had
step not i i e.
vvuiked
i
Den 3Layy .«•
Jv-*-
lw
bawd
i-7.
:il 1'nrr.i-
The rair. was dotn next morning the
pun shone upon i home Hill, i»ud the
mocking bird* made a din in the garden
thickets the guinea, fowl* and the geese i
a n y way.'
And itiv lmuse at a
hi
audstill, hejn
kli tyvrt Iwuv liintr!" fretted Mrs. Tlioi i .•
"And it if- I- ui.plca-ani ie-i.
after hi*.
"We nu^iit go up UJ Taiiana- and
i- ud," Flnra MUirn-'sled.
"Hoard! .Jyobody
-yvlin i* any cm i
'noardr-. rinra. 1 a"! it V
colonel won't consult
1 ni-1i.i•,at lij.11 i
h" -lontl i •. e
i y :i illipet ii i
i mi n ayvay inf.
\y t* just riiiir. a'.
£un, when h'
i in 'l'lie's place.
1- lii nival yy as
i-\cl .iini ''d i
ard. Hup
iih
e magnolia tr
The new-} concei.
yet trayeied hi t.• i
Furnival knew.
s, _ht of the colonel
t!.e H-.'Clet was Ollt.
i.s pipe forthvyith,
•al'v,'' hein
lante, nioro
n soiling
no o much
n.-ult Mr*.
u Id he do
i mind:' If
of
ouid d« i. .•
-h illiv
1
uid h-'i
•:'OUrw» i i
hut h. i i
iMeiioiajj
had not
I lis exi im uisheii
and pre|areil for
a yvordv man.
"Mornin", colonel," lit? sai in
of
lo^ i
i.rht
It iiajip'ris to ,y£-. u»," said the
i arpenter,
cooily "io
:m of
rft:.irted
11
if in
it yvhat
Vve
Adam.
ever I sot eyes on an' no fur forth as
this proceodin' is a insult to her, 111 re
sent it unto blood."'
••You've been drinking, tir!" said tfa
colonel, iu a great rage.
"No, sir," returned Furnival, ptiren
thftically "lui a lioti of-temperance---,
io please Dosia. She'll make Nick
Thorne a hotter wife than lie deserves,"
'lho colomd urged his horsa a stoj:
nenrer: but Furnival did n flinch,
neither did he hesitate, in bis ilelibcratp
drawl.
"Jlnws'ever.as I
i
1
i yy
l.
ant you
to
ta
me.
or.iii ,,'.d arrv
Ai. 1 i.- 'Atilb't
N
aiting money
i* hundred o- dai -.
.-.I e a 11 iVf l.im
I'd send yi'U a
„ss to-night,"
A n y ltt r, "h
ZP ted,
virev?" old i •,. -err.
hanii*
cIo.*i
'ig hot
nev. "Ntr aire a.
"No."
the
an' right here, I ain't no better ple ifteii
with the uiattdi tha* y...i be
•r
n-
tic way. Layy hotp her! En' Maws.!
Nick, ev'y rpau of iiim a 'lliorne, l:ik. l(f
res'on'em: en' dat Mis*'y de same do
kin ail on em hoi' de oyvn notions,
plum tell Gabriel blow ho hiiwii. En'
hit ain't Mr. -I Furriiyal y\hat'll git ter
finish
Mi ''.inline it
plain.
w
ulti-y yard
iv tic hu-
•a!'s
daugho
"Ef
Iih
luarria.
f• it was
and mi
I. Th.
him-
ain't gwan teloh
dat plain," cmii-
di.s!-,y*-r money, I 1
mandt-d
old iii.
i
Iii. "'.lit is eur'nus, lit
i* in liimliiii".-. Deri's Mis
ex sal tan' jest e7.ea\v, but
•*t e/. unconditioned en' ez
yv.-ter 'niss'/l'—in her saft lit-
likeness dt
i fie-virey,
sue
I fo'see dat
roiiMiliilntHl \|ril I!. I
1
We may as yvell i i: n ..n.i
iinrth fr the rt'.-ii
1
....
ir
ourse.
ybreuk
.ri-y- if
will di-tni-n l-'urnival
i rsorroyy, and it v\ ill h'
i -klVV t'he I
i' i' »re wits i'
ti ^'rs.Thor
i Id lh.-.t Funiival vya1
le^h, hut he had no
i hands yvith the i»l»
i ueath hini. le did
i.ni'iie: to yy hat purpi
•. hu\ in^x i
s JI v mai''*
are ism,,, ia i
public
i the early
cholas had
lit. Tlle-el
had hi.:
rate at M:
don't
yyani an'soluras wnnls air concerned,
I'veasgooda riclit to speech
as any otlier
I
mouglil adk w'hatails the
I h? Hut 1 know very yvell, colonel, it s
ail iK'cause yn' son Nick hasmado n biru
fool of himself, an' this ain't the
fuat
time I've saitl it."
"Nobotlv iUfked your opinion, sir,"
said iio colonel, who had not been able,
for gathering rage, to interrupt. "Will
yon leave—pcaceablyi1"
"Not till I've had my say, by thunder!"
l,tl„.v i il|
.»•}
i«.f i'w it -g-v
oh
aire Thorne
yvar
a-sayin',"'he con
tinned, "so fur forth as thi-i proc-edin' i1-
1 Miss Elvira in- a holding of me to account, I'm free
than tlead to us justify myself an' 1 tell you, right noyv
."
"Will youg' me i tie.
col
ousl.v.
'T il pi when l'v» had my say, an' not
u minute s iniier. I t1 ld y on. a yy bile aiyi.
that Ni'di had made a bl:im fool o{
himself, but for th.it matter, I'm free tt
declare. Do.-ia i. a biat.u der fool thai- 1
him hovvs'ever, she's my daughter, an i
therefor lie's my son!"
"You insolent, prating j-iek tnap'
shouted tho Colonel, blind -iI ii la. ".
he raided bis riding whip iu act to
was mixing in'iiiar on the ot her side of
the house,
go
I
I
inder -.tO"d this
comprehended
•d to .Job Furni
happens, I
.Mrs. Leonard herself
perfectly the moment
that Nicholas yva- inarri
i. -.'..a
the
one
to
..
O'^ujUiiieQ
sl,n
iliilijf. I «II«%»1»« Olft-r I.' all
PrnniiK ni".ir»iii Bfi tunliUf
Outruns »i that
I'ltprr:
1 ae 'I rthiuie ('milpan} will o a.
.!• i .sitibei" in 111# noilhw.^sl llf
Si
i.
i»M for^L' a your: mouth-.
t'* Daily edition for JV p' annum,
i tor lnoitiia.
lis evenluir editioti lor
.'..«e
i niotilh
•le-niliH lor Si.
t. 'I he Farmer's Mime a| "o- Inien.e
.v mailed tn any 'iiibse'.n» i a -I a
v, ii, .»i tiOe for (1 months.
iit-11 onp consider* that i li
i 'niiqian} '8 publication:-.
1 1
I'*'1 'i"
lay. ihe Dmlv t.'r the
1
1
i"
•spec! ti any otin-i
imrthpfHl, it will at
•ii,! .at any per-'.n
i.,S
yy In
!i., r.lie of $1" a ca
r. ar
tliori.::'
I'••!
1
"ide inih l'"i any even,
mini if ay\ay hi» meiu y.
on.Ill Ulitcallnllrt
should
i Kim xi
AliliMTS \V.\.NTi:i)
l-,i I. T'-'KMS y\
uur
lii'w I 1H•),
iinin
liy bill
atniduct'
ii 1 I e {jvi•:
BlilliLI ANTS
YAKL
Thorne lftll, but
•,in as he cauplit
black flow n, that
1
MOTHER'S
HOME
The trreiue
1»
«-1 !1
.'0 lUllf"
priii"
.T. a'n
u.- ^l he liidu't intend t-o hay a "rov.
ii it. cool 1 i»e h- Iped.
••(.lollt'ct your tools," said the '-ol.onel,
u ith a vigorous sweep
"i juijH-r
•lil'-pllie
r(». TI:
price ..I. IV I
si ihl lir IItilid:iv Po
ti e field yy ill reap ari
or vim will ims* it.
aritt,
"and vacate these jiremises, instanter."
"We ~ll,'' said Funiival,-.vyith Ueliht-sr
ate utteranci1, ami lotikin^f the coloncl
straight in tiie •, "theni is pretty
sliort orde,r» to ..in" from anybody but
the owner of th.i My f.awntrae'
is with yu' brother Leonard's y. itlow,
"cordin" toe uiv und-r--tnndin
"1 want no word* with yi.u, n-," said
I thti colonel. -Your place to ©bey
I orders."
i:-HI-1-: ma
INN 1\H i'I'A KAl
lATiU.V
I. ,-T1
C'ti|IuI S!00,0».
WESTBY, Agent, MILBAHK, S. D.
]n-.ures horses, tnu'cs, cattle, ol all
kind:-, for full vi-ihie, from Fix months
o\l to f1 v** years, and I'or ihree fourths
value from "i io
12
i s
i'urnival, putting hk hands in
i his pockets tuui plaining hituself dog
i getil v. jut withiu reac'u of the colotlel s
riding yvbi[). "1'vo got some of thf
I feelm's of a payreiit myself, thougl
don't take the same track iu
'pears they do in you. My girl Dosia is
i a good girl, and as pretty
years old, mid two-
thiols full value yylo-n trom pj Io I a
y ea
oh I. S: lilion- in-urcd up
1" i?l.(K:o.
Foaling atal ts i ation insurance at.
T. M. PLOTNEB
01 mi
I I
yon hit me. ("ol. Tonne-, ..d
Furniv d, catching the yyhiii i
i
hi n.
cular hands, "l'ji hoiij.' e ou j.him oii'ei
yo' saldle.
Y'iju
got no ni.-e to om
plain ef 1 take what you fim.' away uu
BO. good mornin' to ',i.
As Furnival let th" v. hip th" en!
onel's horse reared and plunge.i, ihrew
ing his ridi in
I o the dust but the. car
p"liter walked away, too an^ry to olle
assistance. i
"1'eLcr."
lie -aid. to an old negro who
pick up Col. Timlin', whai
hi* hawse tbnoved him, '. t. yonder.
Thus Col, Thorni h.et ad his way
vet, in *pite
of
l"i wm
ict«-
Dru'.l, Fresh an-i-Salt Mt-at'
Highlit Pr,r 7/ieVs
tuid UutUt-
Fresh *nd Salt
Ki&h,
Gam'
1
and
1'oultry
in tlieirseason
NEW ELAGr.Sf'iTh SHOP
Open for Bi
i i s
a] iac
i
"i jCilt'I'
kMr.il
1
imu
all work mmm.
FRED HUSSEL.li, p!
rtli Ayiiihii Nor-.h, ol
l'renrn ter tia
Milbtink Moat V.nv
/ill
Fresh ami Salt Mcsits
t-r
it, he felt beaten, and If
rodt* homcyvard, moody and bitter, y'.ub
a dejected head.
i until.ued next week.)
\'o- -ni-crilter- to the |rERAl.t»1
si-cnie i e ire ioua nuin
11 thin story,
w.
1. at 1:, Vv
uicliniiilycr a lid Jcwiicr,
Mi''«
i s tlilH h:«
re,.:0»"d
iVtilkuii'
''iiiiu

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