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When they reached the booking
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conquered. If -only there were
time ! Nevada rfches--then to
renew his suit
She had purchased her ticket'
and stood on the step of the train.
Her purse was in his hand. The
train moved. He wanted to leap
'aboard hesitated; it moved
more swiftly. Presently he was
alone on the platform still hold
ing the little purse.
Edith opened the purse. "Sup
pose you look in that envelope,"
she said "They are not pacers,
as1 you seem to believe."
John Ferrand tore open the
flap. Inside was neatly folded a
long printed slip a railway
ticket Then from the released
fplds there fluttered a r second
ticket Ferrand stared at it
dully.
"Good God," he muttered.
'"What a fool I have been. If I
had known! Edith!"
Edith was snjilmg now.
"I am staying at the Hotel Ea
Ifayette," she said softly.
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Mrs. Ginks I've just Been
(speaking to your neighbor, Mrs.
iNoggin. Are you on calling
terms with her?
Mrs. Littledrop Yes. She
called me no lady, and, I called
her a bottle-nosed old tattle-tale.
A
good cure for children's
weak ankles is to bathe the ankles
in salt and water, or, if possible,
in sea water. -
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Mgr. Kennedy, rector of Amer
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in dispatches as nicely to be
America's new cardinal.
Physician (at watering place .
to patient's busband) And, af
ter all, thefgret 'thing for your
wife is exercise T)oes she take
Patient Husband Take any ! 1
should say she did. Why, doctor,,
she changes her dress at least six
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