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L. a BABXES,
TreiiJent.
CHAS. H. FISnKIJ.
Vice President.
DORA C.
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Pai'y br carrier, per yer $-.(0 Per month 4oo
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Fill. LKASKD WIRE TKLEdUAPIl REPORT
V dispatch from Hut nos Aires yesterday stated licr-fpri tDMK rnilMFirDQ
y had made ample reparation to Argentine for the ULLLDltfllL rUUilLlLl0 $ otitp ir,,, fM PrDMjll
viniu lLd fix KKIfK Villi
EASTERN 1'KI'KK.SEN'TAT1YK3
Yird & I.cwi, Xcw York, Tribune Pudding.
(.'hit-ago, W. H. Stoekwell, People's Gas Building.
The Capital Journal carrier boys are instructed tt) put the papers on tho
p:rch. If the carrier does not do this, misses you,.ir neglects getting tho
paper to you en time, kindly phone the circulation manager, as this is tho
w.ly wav we can d-'termine whether or rot the carriers are following in
ructiors. Phone Main SI before 7:30 o'clock and a paper will be sent you
by srecU! rresscnger if the carrier has missed you.
many
sinKintr ol one 01 her shins, or what is nnt tit. s.nm has
promised to do so. She has promised to pay all damages
and to salute the Argentine flag. This is an easy way out,
but it shows she would like to retain the fiienjship.of at
least one American country. At the same time a state
ment is made that Germany had sometime ago made a
secret treaty with Chile under which she promised to aid
that country in taking some of Argentine's territory.
"Attic friendship" was the real thing compared to that
so liberally professed by Germany.
DAY AT HUMMER
CARTHAGE MUST BE DESTROYED"
Advice and castor oil both come under the category of
! things that give streigth to the pi-overb that ' It is better
I to give than to receive." This being the case it may be
I concluded that most of us should feel better, for the
; farmer has certainly received plenty of real advice. Xow
I perhaps we had best give him a rest and let him n'et to his
While the statement that the German chancellor would: work unhampered. It may be we will be called on to give
make another offer of peace today, has been denied by cur labor as well as advice, and it is hoped we will be :s
the Berlin press, or some of it, everybody has been await-: generous with it. If we are, the farmers will have plenty
ing the day with considerable interest. London is already ! 0f help any time they need it.
discounting any offer that might be made, though it is1 '.
partly conceded that should Germany offer to abandon1 General Obregon, in many respects the ablest of living
vin n'liiwj cuv. iu x-o-ifcium miw: jiuAicans, iias resigned irom me uarranza cannier, giv-
Serbia, and give up her desire for a way to the Indiasjing poor health as the reason. This may be correct but
through the Balkans and Turkey, the offer might be at 'generally when a big Mexican quiis his leader it is for the
least given consideration. If the offer is made, it must purpose of becoming a leader himself through the only
to gam any attention from the allies-contain the provis-means known to a Mexican, that of revolution Terhaps
ions enumerated. English diplomats point out that Ger-j the next revolution will bear Obregon's name,
many could make an offer of peace that ostensibly would
seem to the uninformed fair, by restoring Belgium and Little Cuba is doing her part ririit manfully. Her la't
abandomng all territory gained by her during the war, ;est act is to get busy repairing the German ships she
yet by retaining what she has gained in the east, be really j seized that were interned in her harbors, and preparing
a victor. Apparently one thing is necessary before any! to put them at work carrying materials and food to the
peace terms win De considered, and mat is sucn cnange in i allies. While contributing her mite she shows she too, has
the German government as to deprive the i mihtaiy ,earned from the United States the real meaning of
liberty. ,
Seventy-Fourth Anniversary
To Be Properly Observed
Saturday
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element of the power of making war. Unless this is done
the sacrfices made by all the allies have been made in
vain. If Prussian militarism is left in the saddle, sooner
or later the war will have to be fought over again
Tt is Sflirl tbp orpnfpof Vmlihnr Knnlrc in fl-m wnvl.l ovo
It CUR I nff f hp Orecrnn ennt Of rniiKP whnvo oloo dir.nl1 th&r
i;t-vn iue u uiiui u iS lucu i ignt, umi m neve: ; bev lt ls up to Oregon to see they are properly harvested,
oe settled right until the menace of the worlds peace is;n order to nelp out the food supp!y We sh'ould ?athpr
forever removed. j in the fish before the kaiser sends a submarine after the
This can only be done by curtailing the power of the J crop.
kaiser and the military element that has controlled the!
German empire for the past forty years or more. This
concession will not be made by the German rulers, for
they are drunken with power, and will refuse to be shorn
of any of it so long as there is any chance of retaining it.
The military element controls now, and any concession of
this kind would take all their power and prestige away
from them
.As hubby digs into the back lot these mornings while
wif ey points out just what she wants done, he realizes in
full the meaning of that business term "three days grace,"
principally oecause ne teels he is not getting them.
fMtiir.l.iv nf this week t!u
ver.siirv uf tomiili'rs day will l rele-
l-rtiteil t Uiniiiput'n, the Plymouth
K'ni k if Oregon. Tin- ci'li drnt inn will
I'O held miller the !ini'iii (if the Ore
n I "inut'.-r HMMicim i,,n. The irexideiit
.f the d:iv i., .hid-e l. . I'.r,.v. ,;ov.
rinor illiMini;l.e will iii liver iin n,
iiie-.s und nls, i Seiialnr Wmul (t' Wiinh
ii'liin eiiiiiil.
Tliire wiil lie ii .--;. I ml,. Iin tlin
tinmen l:ie, trie. Iea iuK Salem Ht !; I.'i
Niluriliiv nun unit;. ,l
Inat will i in iv tlie
iiauiMii' roiiiidx.
Ii v.iiK mi Mav l'. s;:. Hint the vet
llern in tllirt alley deeideil t. l'nriii
some kind of u , ;,n ei iiinent u,
at tlie .'auie time nie as tn whether it
'referred l live uii.I.t the Knylish or
Amei'u aii J I'iuueeis in th ml,..
nt lilj attended the meeting am- of t lj m
i; tuiil.tr ."i ted in faxur , ..ui
eiiiim flan ami .It) , eferri nr jv,,
under the Knli-di rule. With the Wn
niajiiiity. the firm civil uveriiineiit
e i ol i no luielvv iiiniiiitainH was
med nnder the American flau.
W hen I'residi'lit Polk wa clei tinl. :
iis slomin hiis '.-,(. in r fiyhl." Tliat j
is. the .settlers in h)i iireferred in
lioiindaiy line almtit :!l)U inik's
north than the OrCHOlit limi
' decrees.
A bout IT yonis nirn I lie slate luuiiiht 1
ne aeteM at ( Immune;' A f..w v..,i,vi
later several (liv-oii .inneer.s in'eln.l-'
iii' .In.lu'e P'.Vre.v iiiri hased an nddi
tknml 1l' ai res ami it is now known h
I'nnisional (iir, cruiueiit Park. Four
vra in u the leyislalure apiniprialed
'-' li re inihuise the pioneers fur
Hie niiiimiit thev ha. I oaid for
In
Hill aiuii j f""""'"K operation.
at ii.-t..'.
result of 1,1, i , .
, Olooil plllsniuili;, i
Not Known Yet
K.el.ur3 clcmicd up Tue,-iv
rcparntory iiimsuio ,r r ),
lu rry fcstivnl. "
lay iirmiuht. uini-ial
ine day dann,.,!
lav ,
Piiker.
siiiisiiine. Out H
hour or two later,
niilteutlv all dav
und as I i
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I mi : i th. .
i.. "itiiri in ii,. i.
itli l,ii,.,i liKlar. M "Tfe .
kik'W Sturm .,,.,. I ..u.. .. ' ""WIibl i
unci. .
'oe cxpeots to havp ;
a I'lieine f u,- ...
t",'"'" ""V" '"''' 'lie maiiae,.,,,..,,, f
n I illnmonlc num.
nit th n,i.i
lllllIlO In
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ftr
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crossing tl,e'x,, , j rj';,"' '; he
.1- V. ClIX. need 7.-,. , f)
years a resident np TCinuslcy
i niiiiiv , men Mitt, lay ntht af
lor-
!uuo the
I n i t her
Whih
mni' tn n tii.int til..... a.. -i
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....ie(i .a. o ine hunnjr (,.,, ,, ij,,. , "'
the overturniiu' of a l,.,t ,,.i .' U. . '""' of
diowaed. Slevcu Short
pant ot I tie limit, rrucheil the ,,1,
snl elv
" IB III ft tliiB ,
"II" TTnl!,,.. k.... ' .""'W'i
aiK.1li.-r .,,.,.. I .;,, T " '
V returnme tht infa,,,
county fair thin year for the reav.n that if;,..i..i . """"""h
lion'
nenton cntintv will
lave mi off'u ial
tin
the fair Kruu,U will he p,., Hp n, ,THi(' Mt'''f
plai.lcl to fond produ.t. in an effort l V " " ""' V
lt.,1,. ... L M..l.,.. -V,,,,,
in i' tm- niiuiiiit'.
the
twelve ue res.
At the lust session of the legislature
f'.Ollli was appropriate.! for the erec
tion of liuil.linys at t'hampoce, and for
(he fencing of the l."i ai res, .luduo I)'
Arcy prepared l.otli of the l.ills anil
na largely instruiueiilal in seeuriii),'
their pussngo.
Two Were Killed When
Rockingham Was Sunk
Ni
Measles havo been nlavimr liavnc iil, L ino flW T. HiffMsf
the attendance of the ()re..n ( ; t v-! , - '.'" . liave brnaglit tait sr, '
schools .luring the past tun n ecks i IV" ''!low' Jho " '" ilim:iiii t
Al.out (id cases have so far develop, u . t ,? " """'H'ltfttH:
nnint-it 1l.e student, and niaiiv elulilrcn I , '."f " .
who lire not of whim ih-p me i,l.. uf. " " m ' (
It f-i
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Tf fJerrrmnv ran i-ppn im Vior urn -V rf rloof i-iif Iam
mi , ,i , i , i . v"" ni iwi iu'ii, jm uLnuii, vv in. i
Aiiev tuiuvv uiat mice ine ueimaii peuuie l-cl : t hp tinn v Prw cVia nnnt0 tn r !,.,. fM,
the power, war will not be again lightly entered into. It: there will be no ships in which to send her starving peo
is one thing to order millions of the common people into ; pe f 00ct & 1
the shambles to be slaughtered, and another for the peo- . ' .
pie to deliberately seek such conditions. The German j villa has not been heard from or of for several weeks,
farmers sand their French neighbors ihad nothing against j Looks like he must have been killed again, or at least
each other, and certainly would rot have flown at each taken another wife,
others throats because a crazy fanatic killed a princelet. j J
S f ill ijI i r i i ii
ul course tnat was not tne real reason lor tne war, only ,
an excuse tor it. Back ci this was the dream of world ;f'? 5SV
power, perhaps fostered and heightened by the invention
of the Zeppelin, and the over estimating of its importance.
No doubt the military aristocracy of Prussia thought with
eiiii ui ixit'se git'uu aubiijips t-iiu euuiu ii.y over mei
world and conquer it, because they could rule the air andj
no nation and no country would be beyond their reach, or j
able to defend itself against these mechanical vultures, j
It is this menace to the world that must be removed.!
Under certain conditions it will cost us much in blood and
treasure, to do our part to eliminate this world danger,!
but it must be clone. If we do not help now it will be up to i
rs to make the struggle by ourselves against a victorious j
Gei many, that will make the present war seem small.,
Once Germany conquers the allies she would not be satis-1
fled until she had conquered the United States, and then'
made a conquest of the world. We are not in this war to fs
fight the battles of the allies but our own, and those of an r
pndaripered HviliznHnn Wp will ha rvnifnva fn nil Mi. C
Iks' stands for if we hesitate or stnn tiH1 Hip wnv-lrl ' can neip tne tooci supply bv raisins' fields
made safe for peaceful people to live in. We had better i uMV him , ot beanf- Icannot 'jnase the brutal foe, and
perish as a nation and go down fighting the battles of i "i"" rn UU,V can nell to make things go by
. . ..
DOING ONE'S BIT
How gladly I would do my bit, if I but had
the chance ! How joyfully I'd tro and hit a
Prussian with a lance! But I have spavins
on my knees, a ringbone on my wrist, and I
have foot and mouth disease, and so I can't
enlist. A lot of us must stay at home, too
lame to seek the front, too old to sail across
the foam and do a Avarlike stunt. And vet
. - j we need not throw a fit, or grumble day and
; j night, for we can surely do our bit, although
- 1 we cannot fight. I cannot make the Ger
1J mans die, or sink their submarines, but I
Corporation
COIIIIIiailllillfr
ew lurk, Mnv :!. -'fun i. ,.n
Known 10 have been hilled when suli
iimrine torpedoed and shelled the Am
enean steamship Ivoi-kincham, ni-eiird-
iuK ro a iniile rereived here lodav bv
tne i.arliinil Sleamshi
'"'in Captain Ivhvnrdrs
the vessel.
Mis i-al.le read:
"l;1.,l.inKliaui torpedoed; two men
Killed; one hoat inissinK will, thirteen
men not yet landed.
Furl her details have lieen cal.leil for.
I'l.c two men prolmlilv were killed
l.v shell fire, as ,t;u,...i..i. ... ... .1...
I nitod I n ss yesterday staled the ship
was s',., l.elore sin. went to the liot-toiii.
The cntelies of salmon nuole l.y gW
ticttets of Astoria on the opening ilnv
of the senson. while not exceptionally
Itirsre, were most antisfacttirv. . few
deliveries of Its hie.li ns poiuuls were
lunil..'. and the average was almut 2nd
pontuh to I ho boat. This at the ruliiij:
liih price of 10 cents per pound netted
tho men "good returns for the day's
work.
-
The Kddyville pool of 1017 mohair
was offered for sit!.! Tuesday, and the
only liid was for ftli 1 2 cents. Thin was
refused, the lot lieinjr held 'for 7l emits.
Conuany and Austria on all questions
of peaee, n semi official slatenu'iit 10
ooived from Vienna today asserted.
The Austrian cal.inet was said to in
sist that liolh monarchies must " linhl
together to the end, otherwise no jjoii'l
could nccrite to either nower in tin1
I future.
How Tiz" b U
Tired, Burnaig, CaEsd
Feet and Coras
Sell it tho Journal Want Ad Way.
Tanker Sua Sunk
l'l)i!ad. Iphia, 'a.. May :i.-Thc l.ii;
tiiiiher Sun was tmpedoeil and mink in
Hie -Meiliierraiiean, nec. inline lo ud vic
es received here lodav l.v the .Sun Oil
'oinpany. owners, from its Undon
eney. 1 he crew is reported as saved-
London,
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human liberty than consent to any peacAhat does not ! SliPim taf,' And,1 can make the kind of spiel that
mean a permanent world peace. We have impressed on ! j , -V!11 e' inat makes the young man grasp his steel,
r iW1 iuu me. inu 1 can set examnles here
the world our lofty ideals, have taught other peoples to
believe in them. We have from a small handful of liberty
icvmg men and women grown into a great nation. Wei
have seen the spirit of democracy spread over the civil
ized world until the greater part of it stands for the same
high principles as we have done and do. Prussian militar
ism, is the last enemy ' of these principles, and it must
perish from the earth so that every nation and every
country may adopt the golden rule as its guide, and
answer with an emphatic yes, the question: "Am I my
brother's keeper?"
and more examples there, bv hoobno- ,w i fn, J
ieai, all dirges of despair. E'en though my ailments
mv h1fmn?T f a e day, methinks I still can do
my bit, and figure in the fray.
279 Live Lost
-Mav ;;. The traiisi.orf A..
etldinn was sunk in the M,.,i;t
. . , , , "il'1'UIM'IIN
M'i'11 i-i. Willi a loss of 1:7:1 n
orilino- to an admin, II v
lav.
I V PS,
tnleme'il
VEE IN PERFECT ACCORD
Perfi'i'l agreement rxisls " between
!jsjs(;
adcm rnDiini
Uitil l UUUill
SALEM'S OFFICIAL FLOWER
K.I. Capital Journal: Vou may l.c in
lerestcd to know that the .Modern
Oladiohis O rower, a mnirazine d. -voted
lo yhiiIiolus culture, puldished lit Cal
cium, ,. ., will malic mention 111 mc
conn iir msue of Ihe niliiption or tap
olndiohis by Salem as its official flow
er. The editor in a personal Ictler in
dic.'iles that this adoption is niii'U!',
adding; thai the gladiolus has nut to hi
know ledj.;e l.een thus honored liet'ore.
V. C. liJUHI.K.
GooiM.ve, sore W, b" ;
swollen feet, Wti M tw
tiood-byc, 'corns, r ' '
no more InnK' F ,
up rour fftce in ajsom l 1
it. right .
up the feet I , '
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vmir foot misery. All. '.. ;
'your feet reel.
' Got a 2.') cent bos of
any
(iriiKL'isi ' -' , u
Don't Buffer. U'M ,U
fect( feet than , v
pver cet tireil. '";... u
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r ffliiohzmn and
J By Jane Pluelps
TOM IS ANXIOUS
liilla after my niolhcr-in-
University Notes
l.-arl
i.'iioeiitarv
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
EstabMshed 1868 , .
Karl Chaider. a. varsity lnpinl.er of
Conipuny M, married in Salem yester
i':.y eveuine;. He is liere on leave' of
nl.-sciice for a period ot 12 or 15 days
to take part in the Fnilav eveni,o ,.;,.
I cert and to attend to business matters
uiapler is a senior in the liberal arts
department.
I'l'ue! i.-e.
1 ne hestoj
lowintf militi
Fioni the Front.
"C Willamette,"
eiilevlainmeiit by
.lulians presented the fol
iry program: "Letters
l'.Hil Donev. "Ifo-
Ilen ry
l;ilization
"ir.i, ,
...... lonieay company.. In the debate
liittid: won over Marsters.
CAPITAL
$500,000.00
Transact a General Banking Business
Safety Deposit Boxes
.SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
At a recent meeting of the executive
committee of the board of trustees a
resolution was adopted contrary to the
siuiieni iiotiy's action of
feu from $50 to $0 per
TO EMPLOY WOMEN
Chi,-.
raining
Homester
the
After tho roll call answered l.v
jokes- the Websteriiui sosietv cnioveil '
program. ''Pessimistic
o, May ;i. Tliren oo.ro n;i.
'oads today announced that in the fn-
lhZ('y ,Wm,ld c'"',loy ,vomen in all
! ' . fossilde, where the men
b'H heir positions to join the col-
Pests'- waVa 1 C, TT.t
by Arbo alkev. " The Making of the iltoute are t) t ' i nd f.he Monon
Professions" was a cmasi-ohibLol.l ,1 1! .t , 1 i' . 11,0 roiu,s prcpnrinpt to meet
talk by Bam R. KW. 0ct, U " .. .. " f','0ilt'''l by a shortage of ' .i
..... ,v...s. vii-aiton w oLili ; men. J. htinlovea I , . 1 .
save an exnosi ion ni- ih i':ii o..,. ., J""r"'cs who enlist are nssnred
utoel industry. I.eetle Sparks conducted end oHW war.0' their Positi",s at thc
CHAPTER XXXIV
Vho is (his Vivian Morton?" inyllaw's arrival, but at times I was h1'"1'-,
Uiof her. in. In - ,.ul..l t 1 I.,. , r,n I i j' i.-. . 1 1 1 I,. n!iV 111.
" ,inin,i :iL II (-11 K l.'l SI IS IV 1 11111 I',. J. J1U1I I lllltl.O " '- '
tinio I was surprised, and 'felt, mv faen tlie butcher, and to keen the
fltmh as I answered. T kne-.i- nf n..i.un
Rhe was thinking of the violets:
"She's a friend of Tom's. That "is
he knew her before we were married,"
I reiilied. then lmioehnl ntt ,i
.'. ' " i lull, (V Ul"
scription of the wonderful dny she gave
me.
"From what you sny I think I
should like this Miss Morton very much.
She seems the right kind," Mrs. Ean
Jtill remarked.
''Your mother objects to Helen, she
thinks sho's ordinary," I blurted to
lorn, -wno surprised looked from
rt H... .,1
iii mo oiner nnxiousiy, an
or annoyance, on Ins fnco as if some
thing he had feared and dreaded had
come to pass.
"Oh, Helen's all right mother," he
replied, 'she isn't a society woman,
but she's good company, and both she
and her husband, who is a bully 'fellow,
have been more than neighborly."
"Of course There ai'o many peo
ple who are good neignbor-s whom wo
don t care to call .friends," she ans
wered. I thought disdainfullv,
When Tom rose from the table, altho
nothing moro had been said, his face
still wore an nnions expression. And
when I as usual followed him into the
hall for my good bye kiss, he said:
.......... ,,u m prim nnct om-
m ner notions, Hue. But trv
.1,1 tti-.r:
. i i.i. ,nthnr niiK"'
one
expression
not to mind it."
Household Bills.
I have said nothing nnent my
mother niif
y over my lulls arter my
"Tnm. VOU'U ju - ..ft
' ,1 . UiKP 1)1. J!
the butcher, and to keep me oiiit., more mm-
unci fieri. All but the new man 110 1 three of us Mi ,,1
had so insisk-d upon my openinK !l''"c;iit'lis cheaply as " ,,,.
count, lie had been almost iiiHiiltinK . 11 ., ' tMu get;'
once or twice in his demands tor ino'n ,'!,.
ev. Once when Mrs. Kmidall ov.-rlieHrd , l.mc bcui ( m t ,.
him and came into the. kitchen to I j , ! !",, he ki4
what the loud talking was h1...u, I t TA l
most slammed thc door in his rn; A ,.ere wlfLi
fearful was I that she woulil hear In... o Ac iBh, Pd la,
dunning me, and that action , d J - all. H
leuu io niae iuoi onMu
Tom's mother was just liltc To"1
about running into debt. ,
"It is the cause of more troin i
0
Hnt Tun).
anything else in tho world,;' huo t. have
one day. J ba.l been a.lm.nn ;' , ,,
I saw in a store window, ami j (,Bllt dear-
tliougnt; nan exi.resseu u
mitiht, have ono like it
or did to "'a,lc," p Ite
I was m'r . t.
i nr.ld W
he nam, " r , . t ,
i l.a.1 run in , mV, !'
at lost ft'""
8 '1
that J ,:,.6 '
oottic pan,,
It. is easv enough tor nci
!..(' 1 4t,nnithf US SIC HI11.IO""" I J fpSS.
lu.ii.iX' i.... i. block satin dresH.now - u iri,e. ;',,,,,
it: i i in ui in i iivu 'j " i i ... ii j 1 1. tT ..,
before wo walked on. ii.-r .la.Jg"
Hazel, dresded her ami dicss.-d
beautifully in handsome expensive
sue """
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terial. No wonder
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OKiuunti m-u'i'ft i"."l." . ,nnil-
scrimped me to give her spending w
her dnughter
She had no
gave
need to
ey, and
clothes,
debt.
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join to go uaciv io .no h , t
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til
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somew a 0I,ly ane i
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who i
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Hill MI'I.IIIHU nU ill. (.- .
knew I must do something, co ot
night after Tom and I had HmP t0.f
room I said, speaking softly as i
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