, .
ll
11
of Interest Shown.
It is understood that a. search is
lug made for any will that Mrs.
Josephine Crew may hove left. It is
at cortein that she did leave one.
As Mrs. Craw has considerable es-
t
ets much interest is felt in the
' way she disposed of it.
t e '4
BEGIN nuns fond!
All tiles Rochester gossips
have ’leerued about HARM
MORTON. in the diteau years
that he has lived them. is that
be is rich. etireetlye. middle
THES
UflflflME.
EWOMEN.
seen. to talk to much that isn't
good for her. She's nineteen.‘ and
ought to have some of the ordinery
innocent pleasures of youth to tell
' the truth. i've been so busy euyins
her things. and taking be: please
no hung up the receiver.
lepsed into a brown study.
When Parrish reeppeered. toward
evening. he bore under his arm e
large suite: ease fie opened the
soft leather envelope. and displayed
he instrument to Morton.
"it looks pretty. end it is pretty
loud Lt-trnl" lie twenged the
strings
biorton tool: the gutter. glanced
end
intro for the last of the week which
will meet with the some favor as the
program of the first port did. Five
more stellar Keith vaudeville acts.
another big feature picture and two
short subjects are on the program.
The featurc photoplny attraction is
"The Non Step FlighiJL depicting
the flight across the Pacific in which
the PN-il was lost with its crew for
a number of days when it ran short
of fuel. The picture was made by
Three perionnnm-vs Saturday. 2:”. 0:15 and il.
SUNDAY EVENING
“THE CHECKERED
FLAG”
with
Elaine Hammerstein
As there are so few childr’en at pre- aged end unmarried. and um be ‘3‘ mm“. “m" h“ m" " """ out it with the eye of en expert. l r: o 0
soul: trying to collect the tent coter- lives with his adopted cinch”. once occurred to me ":3 '2... ought esernined ”1° “3“ 0' “1' maker. tlon lit ill: n22?!” illish sir? 2:250:12;le A "nmmm‘ "My M mp
niller egg-Clusters it hes been deeid- AUDREY. in an 0W" ” h". ' young “in en ' "mum" ““ "rm" W’Ck" "m m“. authentic dapicllon or this moon “to “p"dwm'.
extend the time limited from house. mnintaining also on Parrish- cace was red "Probably .mi nllirkr‘rl a chord or “0- mental event, wt... the great a“;
o to
,l _ l 10 to May 1. Three prizes are
to
e offered to the children bold-
ing the highest scores, The perenie
can be of great help in arousing the
interest of ”in children in this met-
. ‘1 O M l .
'xtormmattd. o e e $mnfimfim.o;u g 1‘th girl?" b?:a‘ld "iauztegwafflfi‘: was“ of diversion. To begin with the about it and those whfo‘lltuaretlitiecn ,
ll. r«. and Mrs. Herbert Schwartz in South Mn...“- "he never had time to null! gel at it. some!" Arco Brothers perform “a“ which it. ”i0 :1“?on one 0 0 'C he “‘3 POL] s PARK
'terteinsd Mr. and Mrs. Victor nous. a mural girl In acquainted with any youns udlon' nhodlontn the young man has "mm" “W hum“ “mm “d ”if"; '3 ° ”"3. ~r .t' - '
Cehill. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Glotzner New York. in I". With Parrish “10- embarrassed “1'01 died the case under his arm. and tol- "r0 performed with “minimum ““3“.“ .lemory mm.’ is pm a m. mil
'0! Summit avenue, Bella" Island. w". “on”. all m with M‘ fluid in note w”, mun. [think lowed his employer down the fl. 3103' & klid’tm. in the“. skit. "\ll‘ malth and entellnlnmout. it. btiitgsI 'i‘illu“, lRi. 5“-
V31 Roddy of New York and only of ”"3. another 81" w m” Morton ”rant.” would not ",0, sun m" m the mm.“ town les'c Gossip, introduce special com- buck pleasant memories and unfolds‘ ' -.
"l orles Sniffer: of White Plains. N. uualntaooe. tries to iron him In like in." car Mnrion "w ”W he had been edy songs and their original Rulw many incidents that one ”$21.31;: 1 [he lllrl and ”it? in.” (ultim-
e
or. it. surely is to the advantage of
very resident to have. these pests
., st. dinner. at their Belle Island
the. last evening.
0 t 0
Mrs. May Chelsey of Retail avenue
is spending several weeks in Wilton.
.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Andrew , . .
"Mills entertained 30 members ””3 '9". thatche‘hereeli competent teacher. Ilene arrange nut talked of travel. and business, norlunity to sing the-songs which Flapper MOVIE At 33 of them girls
of the Ever Ready Circle of the '0'" M 0". I“ "ll“ ‘0 . manta with him for lessons. as that IInd shorts. until they rent-had his the public insists upon him singing. ’
King's Daughters. st her home on
Rowayton avenue. After the usuel
routine business was transacted the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Royal Deck-
l'. . er. Mrs. George Moore. Mrs. Louise
t
‘ ‘ ' . the sense and ainetloee to ill: , .. .. . . . _
_ _ , » eto underlines-i . nay some baseball. he ventured take the finger-g that an. extended at a conference held luosdny ln- v
Winfield‘lazlegbemol‘nslit‘o $3235 17 'CHAPI'ER V11! “m‘ml‘ulhm "0'14 "TM-Win in motion. “GENT ”“3 Ml“ Griliith ”“1 M“ Hamil- .5 E R V E L
will end skating may some in ton. Mr. Grifl‘lth is now on location lull‘Ctl'li' RCfl'lKCI‘fllltlu
7.1 t
ockctt and Mrs. Anne Parker
rved refreshments during the
hi hour which always follows
hcso meetings.
on Methodist church.
0 O 0
Miss Grace Keenan of Boroklyo.
. Y. is spending several deye I! the Gad.- Morton arose Ind OI“ ‘r‘iLo m‘thgii‘gzm'gtflzhznz “til: “0': the that Audrey was still stendinl. IllugnitiCcnt society backgrounds “id ”1"“ performances daily. 313' 7 :1an Light & Power CO.
Mrs. Jog 9“ l in. gm” ".3“ confussdl _ She wok rendered into a thing of film delight 9- The Dreflelll Prim Will l‘ruml . ' 5 . N . . I!
'3‘ °1 h" “at" ' ”h “m“ oaeb here before I leeve this eve y 1.3- n gorggougly gowned Gloria America's first flapper nukes her Wall ‘ 01“" ‘
owl. st her home. Roweyton ave-
7
no, .
;,' t t 5
Mrs. Isabelle Geno and her daugh-
ter Stella. who hove been spending
several weeks in Atlanta. 0a.. an
expected to return to their home.
upper Rownytou avenue the end of
this week.
O O O
—-1Ieu.ll Remedies. a. complete
spertmcni in New York. which
he visits odorly every week.
They never have lesrnedthsi
his business is.
A men. when Morton cells
SMITH. appears ofier an ab"
sense of eighteen years. Smith
a“bedssr"gainewltlltheeidod
a strange girl and men. She
breaks down. confesses bar part
in it. and comes to his mm
to plead for torgivmees. She en‘
mentors Audrey tells her first
she loves Morton. and Audrey
marry him Memo stops the re
suiting ooerrel abruptly. end
unites Andrey tails breakfast
with None and him l'hoy take
None home. and he goes to his
on». where he is informed that
e m is s him on lot
pertain businm.
NOW 60 ON WITH THE STORY
l '1‘ Morton's order. a tall. sturdy
young men was ushered into his
“Hello Parrish. Your first name is
John. isn‘t it?" ‘
The young m assented. as the!
shoes bands, “1 us told to come
here and report to you this morn-
ing." no expieined. “four secretary
in Rochester cult yesterday. Some
body telephoned me. told me
Shout ii. Ind seid I'd better come
up
said ‘ Morton:
"Audrey."
“here is a young man who
probably is going to be [one-
some."
Wuhi’l."
i wouldn't do at Ill." be protested
"Nonsense: Mortar said “You
are young. and clean living and
healthy—you misht even M inter
ested in having a few or the ordl
nary ole-sures or life yourself. He
ahot,e quick look at Parrish. "Are
you interested in any particular
"She won't dislike you."
Morton's tone was positive.
“You trot along. now and smog.
for those dencing lessons, at least
twice a wees While you're out go
to a good music store and get the
guitar. end ilnd out from them a
so be on give them to you Audrey
‘ likes music.”
The young use. much dissent
gonad. eroee to his feet Despite his
‘oOnrusion. however. there was e
little humorous uuirb at the corner
of his mouth. as be addressed his
7 IMHO!“
"i can mm. end skate—when 'l
" can dud.e.ny ice-box a little oil. and
heady. on oooauone But i doubt
. very much if tiles biorton will went
sing. and PH take you out to dinner
with me. at my borne“
Peri-lab steered his throat. nest
unity "Well. you see. Mr. Morton.
l've been sending an my money to
my father. and i've only got this
one suit of clothes."
“Dan the clothes." said Morton
orisltiy ”Come with the ones you
have on. Miss Morton isn't fool
enough to lodge a men by whet be
"Do you play it. elr'l"
called. with deep interest.
Morton nodded "l've taken a ran-
dom shot at tamout every musical
Instrument there is."
He replaced the guitar in Its case.
and handed it to Parrish "We'll
freshly shaved. and shemponed. and
that he had changed his shirt. collar
end neoittie‘
"Youth." said Morton.
“Sir?"
'I said: ‘l'ouiii'."
He made no further explanation.
ertmol’it. _
“Audrey." he and. "here is a
meu men who is probably going to
be lonesome while he is in New
York He is my new secretory. Mr.
Parrish. John. this is Miss Morton."
The young man's rm- wee red is
the girl meted him. file hat and
euiter man were held in one arm as
he reached out his other hand to
the butler relieved him of‘ his
ourden end Morton wowed him to a
chair He sat down Then. observv
e «he r end he subsided once more.
with a sigh of relief.
Audrey was dressed in I little
elect: eilb frock. of elbow length. end
Father high about the neck Morton
caught her eye. end nodded epprovsl
'nword the dress. ...-
"Parrish came here. with eimosi
none of his baggage at all." he said.
'He had to come on short notice be
cause my other secretary not die
mural'd yesterday. end unit.”
Parrish
‘ for entertainment.
plane Phi-ii itself appearing in many
of the most dramatic sequences. The
comedy. “Tho Soap Sud Lady." and
i‘ulho Sous complete the cinema
portion.
The \nudcrllle. “llit'll is rupcrb.
finds a program with an abundance
jazz dance. "The Ruben Glide." Wil-
liam A. Kennedy. tho well known
lrish American tenor. is offering it
’i'Ol’l‘It‘d)’ called "The Minstrel Boy."
lit is really it character study of
youth and old one with a strong
iinlshr Mr. Kennedy is given an op-
Snmpson s.- Douglas believe in do-
ing things differently. they will cap-
livnlc you. "The Worms." with their
latest dance creations are indeed
speedy. spectacular and select.
It you are still seeking a place
Visit the Palace
theater and have that dosiro satis-
nod.
Romance. brightened with humor.
spiced with thrilling action, not midst
Swanson and surrounded by is cast
of ample merit—describes "The Un.
tamed Lady." now playing at the
logent theater.
This new vehicle was written" by
Fannie Hurst. and presents Gloria
as a lovely. alluring society heiress.
with. “0.000.000. whose only liability
is an uncontrollable temper. What
happens When her fiance, the fourth,
decides to break her spirit. provides
the Riulto theatre for today and to-
Tuesday and Wednesday
' HAROLD llOYD
it"s rs". R i”
5 6’ nggvrns
. 5““ ’"
and Conrad Nanci in tho starring
roles. last night, “on the admiration
of the large audience. Those who
inure seen it cannot help but talk
call of days just gone by.
Lane." you will love it and enjoy it
thoroughly. There are also several
short features on tho program.
“Hearts of the World”
Regent Next Week ‘
Manager Al Hamilton, of the Pul-
sec and Regent theatres. has com-
pleted arrangements uith D. W.
(:riiilth for the presentation of
"Hearts of the World" at the Re-
gcnt theater next Monday and Tucs-
dey. The arrangements were made
and. if it is possible. he and his
stuff will be here. There will he
bow in D. W. Griffith's great romance
and comedy of France. "llenrls of
the. World." The girl who set the
new character Which was adopted by
millions of girls and women within
a few months is Dorothy Gish, play-
ing her most famous mic. that. of
"The Lillie Disltirbcr." in Griffith's
mighty pageant of laughter and
love.
Hero for the lirSt illllu came the
Hundreds of laughs whisk through
Bridgeport Theatres
bin Burlesque attraction
1 of the season
l “Chuckles of 1926”
‘25 reustlns for your happiness
See Our Novel
Window Display
0“
The Connecticut
I
with lxcr. llf'l‘ cupv'rs ill'l‘ \ixid clou-
tiust in louder lv-Vo scours ot‘ Lll‘
liuu Gish lillll liu~ thumb-mus conflict
of the major 'll‘fllllit \\'llll'll was taken
in Franco when ling world was at
grips.
1). W. Grlmth \\'i-lll \\llll his com-
NORWA ' PAGE NINE
1’ e - G 0 e 1' S
Regent Theatre '|'____ pl ACE .
ENGAGEMENT 'WRDPYARY
MOI“! “D In” . . - -
a ransom my. ml. 1 and v ‘2 NOW PLAYING ,, NOW PLAYING, 2:1» and i
no mm H Pm MEMORY LANE .
‘ D. W. OW’I ” . with . 1 K eth V d ell
‘HEARTS OF THE WORL Eleanor Boerdmen and Conrad Nasal 61 an RV] e
‘ . A smiling love story or hence . \
won sorely and mountainous. greets-t drerns. of all time “WAY Sunday. Monday, 'l'uesdsy.
mono oxen. none oxen. new you amount. Milton Sills. and ,
"wagon" and others therein thetaisdetbem famous. Fred 'liiomson - Doris Kenyon A?“ 3’0th l May & KIWI!“
EXCITING .. PLEASANT ... STARTLING . .43.. - . Athletic Artistry “\'ill.’l','«- on»... ‘
An astonishing record of the great. moment in the lives of millions 2-in—- “THE UNCUARDED . _ fi____
of Americans. The mod. tmportant and gbsorbinx story ‘ i, 7’ i . .
m. .1... a. nine. 41'“; TOUGH G H0 William A. Kennedy ~
SPECIAL ORCHESTRA . ‘ -,
. , and - The Irish'Amencan Tenor
Under direction of Mr. Griffith stinusicgifl wndglc- ‘nd “lSli’T' LIFE summer sonny svsnrno ‘ . -
tor. Mr. Griffith is now “on loco on, poser c Edmund Brecse and -——- n.
. . n .
he will be here personally with hisstaff. Another 0mm TERRIB James Kirkwood Wm“ 0“““9 ““d “THE MlNSTREL BOY”
‘ .- l. n yum; yum. __;n__ John Horton
_ WILD. WEI
“THE POLICE --in—- The sweetest little plztylvl in \illllllWlll"
. realch home around May 1 after vls- u
I . n . .__. _... “we-..”
ROWA ! ION ltinfg several glue" on! intorest. of the presldcnhMrs. Bert A. Lco- Smut Summer Camp PATRO BRIDE OF THE
, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schmocger of nerd. Roton avenue this afternoon. The llilllsliill and stirring to. 5T0 n ' Sampson & Douglas] The worths
- Ngw York are spending the Easter Members include: Mrs. Leonetd. Committee Selected . '
; holidays at Belle Islsnd. They expect president: Mrs. H. A. Bond. vice- _____. lillllllif'. drama of a Row A thundering melodrama of . Wit and Harmony 1 1);”le Hun-NW!
‘ ‘ SEARCH BHNG to open their home there tor the Walden“ 3“"- All“ W- Mm‘lm‘ A committee has been selected by ‘ lurk pohcmnnn “sham,” on the cm“ can“
i . , ' summer. in o. few weeks. :f‘fll‘ybj lMMLBdlilthyiliglllds' 1:13:33; the local Boy Scout council to limito " " ' “"“""’ _ , -., ""“""""“"' '""‘ '"‘
, . rs. lgn . u . ‘ 1 , .. , . . , u ‘ .
MADE FOR Will. “ °‘ an“ 2223:.‘°.3.*:::.":rr;:.r2::32:1: .. .. ....... .. we W m 3...... l.
. ' i kl u ill b 11 id “ll“ "all" of mm m P “W“ “l - to n - d i ll ddi ' s n
. ilt‘lfelfo'wa’nfi’iaalinl'chufm.‘ n... no... Dousm- cm or $3.??? .n.“.‘..°..°.7‘i2.’;3...“.o f... {If . V‘THE NON STOP FLIGHT
‘ .. ' e e e constitution committee;h Mrs. luanrl cal "mm but the mo of the comp l‘obmln emu-ma" James Donnellv .
.. MRS CRAW A meeting of the Executive Board stcvcns. chairmen of osirss fm ' this year has not been decided up- ‘ '. ‘ 4‘ ‘ -' Emory Johnson's epic dram“ of H“. gl‘l‘nl “mm jump. 1.1.”.
~ I ,. . members 0, the Mothers' club of milieu: and Miss Angeline \Vnkc- on on yet. Ali'llonrt innmml and Joe on De- ‘Im'ml with the NH) lci'nlion M. ”w 1' \, \‘i\“
V ‘ ' ' Rownyton is being held in the home men. principal. The committee includes. Frank \ir. ' ‘ ‘l ' ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘
Rowayion caterpillar ' ' ‘ PALACE Pothe News and comedy,A1ice Day in "The Soup Sud Lutly"
Hunters Get Exten' as young Parrish went out. 'and Another big Vaudeville. and picture No ADVANCE IN PRICE
Sid“ 0f Time__Lack 333‘: 3:3; {33:33: ‘° ”W “1’ show is offered at the Palace lhc- NOTE: Two performances Thursday and Friday. 2:13 ilnll 7.
- lcn's Dru Btore.——Adv. here“ .
"n. u Al . . ‘. mm. an ggt do “(a and secretary l was looking tor. loeu‘l you'd bigwla°gim?:&.3hi:. P'arr‘lsh shifted uneasily. "i'hei most f the comedy. drumn. and short skirt. the dashing \‘ivacious puny of players ut, .Hm l'I:l‘|llt‘St of ii
Hm Henry v'm‘v M": Joseph R. ." no" 0 .. “v. I'm.” Oh" drill“ “a l ”1 tn.“ to w” "h” "u .0 out mg «n! til. m‘nnuon Why ‘3'!) In.” Fenlllile i'ieal'l. allpCfll ihat milk?! girl of moods and allilul‘lilofi “'lilCll E'OVPl'lllllClll-‘i l0 llllll llbL'Hll" lll"'.lil‘.'i.l‘.\' '
. Taylor. Mrs- Clinton Rowland. Mrs. W to a chair. Just so well. one a man that stays on too lets her. She won't care. but 1 imagine ing this suit. h: blurted. Its the . um photopiey a, aumummg and changed the American standard of Show “m”? “mm ‘WW I“ Hm
William F. Jainism Mrs. I. H. Kig- be sold. "I m fit to 80 to at night. Muse his brains have you my. mly suit 'l have. tori-eshing an entertainment as one feminine conduct. . hackgynund 10.. um. “1”“;th hu-
. gnd u" o”. r Mills were the work in I M days. i had another to be in good condition He mustn't “an" to his desk Morton m“ :udkreys tines wore a puzzled lfook. could possibly wish for. In mm land, the role Dorothy Gish mun.‘ Slittlilo .fiud lit-lightmr of fall
.estl of Mr!- Thomas Benito et I lane to: M chap. il h N the Wild oil-Drills 0! a fond end is It . - an e e me e e little gesture o n- . portrays is recognized M the great- low Hows. 1W flush of up great- .
. 9 ct possibly e s it see rental: on a sheet or his wiry toward Morton Morton en- . . . . .l at. 'l- t .u ii 1h .1 r‘
eetins of the Foreign Missionary uldn tilled some” prosperous family. oecsuse be prone letterhead. "like in. - . BILLTO est comedy‘cllalaciel eter retooled. or ., lug}, .. o ‘} m .m 9 h ,1.
53d” mom“!- M r and M“. " I‘vmununuuu . u, "um” work I see ”a M" m" it. Odd “Ind. 3'21;an mred. ” if actunl words had { it hue often been copied. adopted and about tho lullc village where "Thu _.
“ sion" is. the a“. 6: u“ cm. b0“ befiim bin. med‘ toe do“ mm . diner. “a my. all right. it '"t W's“ on an. evening suit. a at? "gguuhrgnwis to know" he 1 t immufl' Wt new" has ‘1 “0°“ ”"1“ Dlflln'lwr" and NV" ‘lqliogrr. ,2.
it" d 08.. w” o KIM mt .. “Op ’0“! mind on your 0th.! . u s "Memory I‘une’n the suture 3 equalled_ "CllCllOU." Ullll illi) Lill'l illltl i lt‘f (IV
,now studied by these is i 19 oer suit. and a suit with holster ‘nlt‘i Parrish ltshe ought to eympe. and their families mm! ”m gm“- i
i
the business meeting and study.
E. roamed. 'end magnum:
9““ You also son. don't of"
reruns said be didn't. ro '
thin with you about your clothes.
marrow. with Eleanor Boerdmun.
thc'scenes of romance and struggle
est experience of nil the ages.
um mm“ m" ”Md ”5' Gleam one it nadir. be read ume- h r e
or. hostels- ' ‘ ' ' merit-use elood. whine «I» 10080.0 b!- tm “goon have to learn that. than Liiutiio that laughing? Jim." ~
‘. ‘ ' ' . . , “John Portion. twentytour years “”19” 1'30! 50 “W" .. 00W too. Morton told him. "iii- lior "rdon’twnrry." Parrish seid."but
“punter-lanai. McKinley ave- 3 Wm a an m g. sup on the desk. thoughttuily i be" too can gin you Within-og- I, , «and mm her to m“ that 1 ~ W - - _- .. . .. .
IO. 11.” “I h" guest. her- “mm M his m wok-worked day '3 ideas. thatthel justodtoe intensity "I will know Will 70"" 40!” we: used to going around any other . . '.
iss'Alice Plait «New Haven. m “g m Iliarthendand mind. Mealtime yoo~daneei" You .ien'tbeve'lo oily get: well to n, then m.» .‘ a '. ' ' - IRSl I l
' ° .' . . , mwmw muscular-sow W0! it PM on here to on "Go that! and on her about the .. - . _ . ‘ ‘ .
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Guanine 0! Issuer-sine bis eyese ‘ “nee teen to dense. stones: it weii.y_oo'don't enioy it-eny more rest of it Parrish.“ he ordered "To" ,
New Canaan. were the ”lining _ ,W kind of tobeoeo do you tier-ton told bun. “b0 you oily tn! "ll “1! WI? "NHL" her about the dancing lessons. and : ' '
est! of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon rrr. looks!" healed. ‘ rlnaecnuslcetiemmtt" hm tool: the user. but an nun-uncut. No-l'il tell her." . A ‘
Belle Island. inst evenln '. m colored. end bold bins Par-rub agent-shook his head. “M I‘m ef'orotest. “Mr. liar His face was serious when he re_ ' ' _. - ' J
,m-idge was enjoyed later in thee ”N if you object tony smoking. “Start m».m “-03“.- Her ton. irrtnllycan't aflord to buy thou mined. "Parrish will be telling ' .- _ .
ping. . ' .. . mwxhflfizr lid. ll ion told hill. . i ”M .0 mm ‘ “lb.” ' about i:.ifidon‘i. You good Audrey}: ». . ‘ , _ . . -
, ..._ . wafer myo' moo puss! ,“Meuo »norton sudltblnmbavenetsenous _- , Ben
. The‘ml m'ml ”in“ cm: ’ ‘5' '3“- MW- In 0: 'wmus‘ii‘i take—(born? “Wm salary are you m m... «omens. also from me. Parrish is ~ efit 0f the - .~ ‘ ~ -
i a. «Chum. N. 3.. arelnlendine~ yielded: '1 notedtosnow my hushed. “No. i more renounce? ~ . . . - . suing to be with me. practise“: _ . . -
K . Easter holidays with their it i we be able to borrow the module a born. not a gniua- .. told me you would” u. new day. Held him that be oushl . . ~ - ~ ’ ' . _;
". . 4- -- than Mrs Franklin “9% “3" d "W m no. man do all right- Get one of the thirty-snarlin- a wuss.- m' to be eaoinped to or. you to the -. . - . .- .. . l , _ ,«
Tcodiiwm‘w ,. huntinieeotflbe. Butiesn't. rmgmmgumuwu‘ said. _ theaterJudtodeneemendtonllM ._ ' ' " >
-_ s' t "13 ‘ ,-',- Reen'tuenetbetetuit. terriers we was divided “Well. I'll ney you fora-nee. use that. and t signaled that be . . . , - ’
unsndurenesterqilmaneu- no”!!! mmmemmtandeom W-m-‘Tbst'aesepulmtodeneeen topieythee'ulf '
a. number or, moods st. resonator-see Mutilated sleo. move undrednnd twenty sellers . tar. bee-nuns like both or their. , ~, . - ' tithe
.. home. Highland emue out it M- “1 unr- thousbt “Would‘yoo mind telling nu. sir not. no steth- will oost‘yo'o' 'i'hIt‘l wbyieshedhimout hereto- _
. , ‘tbiewea'geettggoodr'beaeid. mm venture wsnnuudnememuum eight-indeeptbimbesyanarter , '- .
_ . a e e ' ~ "um,uoteietseumu myvm,m-g_g may put it‘ll» be m the urn Jun; noonghenping.“
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