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idt we've both man
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and a totiversity,
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en do you te to -agree
t*tween Edh:
ow -were
'F pI.nty of oti'twaC o 10',07.eitti.e7r:s.w.tNu
ilii.
t). you
" ten
4 '•-
40, 'there:*
' k .. o oPemzkirig, einee,C -
dinner- "
.n. ' erntotesflim.
. U o
rn , - ;twee 1. hat so , mitell.lier.
• , arm* : tried .. After. tonne ,
away the 'ttio *dose ou d dentur Sr, sae greed to Otto interview- .' taking,
what
„i
tett
W diij
ed from tus 1410 adau evil' e.
e over hi* face,
kouzg beooti" he 'muttered
lik*,, smash
he vie
polte to
e latter sitar
k any Dick. 4*,4mtt
Of .4 T4 Orntento Pontine**
i
pr yo04.e0utia„ ).4.; attE eu, 04*
.- no .
.W0441° oat
den aSke.
6 good, - ,Ion
brute'Mc rittih, ,iqi,d tot,itst
.15°.the'red* Plage. Naturally it *air painful,
"It'. (Allier, Dior," Edith ',MA; but ptesontly the optimism of seuth
"he, boti ;dwells said „ that 1 must rose oupreme.
ar wealthy business moo, and "Thin a will tome all rbt
4o -too" - , sure they will," Exit
either'" Added Dick drily. void. "We muotjuit accept thin
mid go and see your 'father, for the present, but, rest room
s dotes ;ionic
Diek. rather has said o several
ot:tijons 0;14 when I'marty he ex-
ets Mr. Wilding to be my /me -
d.,'
Wildingl" cried Dick in *sten-
ishnient. "Your father's mane -
ger?"
"Yes, Dick, _latt is father's ideal
an of businees," replied tho girl
terty.
But, Edithl -The man's not lit
tOncli you. Ile's a coarse, -
mannered cod."
"But he'sso splendid man of Moe
-t!ra*bittci
iisatil ago
,e
41-
nod
ao beiore, Th
fetelled the men's or; now he' ; this with pleasure, and was glad
seeond only to my father.. That Is tthat they hisd Opparently* taken
no power on earth will make
*wry Mr, Wilding -I 10*the
"Rave you, told Mr. Marilee
that tii
t4N.0„, " •
"Then I don't think r Should at
nresent,"'. Dick 'eitia. "Tt nkight
make hixn all the more determined
that you should marry- Wilding."
. Re tookoEdith-in his ; ems and
itiosed her passionately..
s "That's our good-bye !diet; little
worsen," he murmured. ,
"But only for a little while,
Dick," whispered the gi.r1.
When they entered the -dinin
erttlifiettt
d natural. - Mr. Min
observ-
at my tether thieks onvolioiro.
and that is why he is convinced that
XX. Wilding Would make a121014.
suiteble husband." .
"Bush, Edith, I can't belie to
leer you Moak like thot," said Dick
Thornton. "Wilding. shall ..not be cearee, and he was partially bald,
yourolutebandeelite3, „pest Aliiint fit But there- was no denying thott
to dean your shoes. I'm ping, to steel- blue eye; they were _never
see your tether,' placed in the head of a fool.
"You'll have as much chance of As Mr. Marsden said,Wildteg
.
sluiltine his ,cooviction if hio, mind was an ideal business man. No one
-is Made ep, as1 think it is; !es you could cut si contractor down so well
,weuld have, of. shaking Snowden-, tt he, no win &mid get so tolOt
epliesd Edith. work out of his men for standard
au Wait, dtizt. When he see* wage*. In the factory he was
how tbings are between Ms, he can't' loathed, and yet the 'very men who
ors
Wilding . dined- with t e
Marsdene that night. Ile we*
men of medium height, very broad,
and inclined to be stout, Ills com-
plexion waa crimson, Ids Akin
ate Inc." - •
detested him tout(' not belts admit-
. evening Dick Thotintoo Ong his ability.
called im Mr. Marsden. The lats "flow are those negotiations ,go.
ter owned a huge -lit -dory iltere ing cn for the land, sari" Wilding
bolts, .oluiitts, couplings, and sores inquired.
of -articles of iron, oro. teel w
eto
village of ,Aollesurn
about ten minutes? waik
s," Mr. Marsden
se a 'wonderfully
and withir
of the 0
reeidence.;
busine
paying eeneern and, in consequen
itlaroden, had been able to
up hi i children so that they- Istrge extension' should be built to
know what. it Wtts to want.i the factory. In consequence, Dego-
12 hail grown fond of' thitions for the purchase of the land
had been °kneel, with. the solid.
tors, Messrs. Robbs and McGrath;
who were toting for the owner.
‘41 reckon the land to he wottli
about six thomml, and I'm wilhing
to Isle that," said Mr. Marsden.
„„
er
4
0 II 20
ft m. ten thousand pounds r won't
y that for the land, and yet it is
absolutely necestary to uti."
The land in question adjoined .the
factory. Owing to the enormous
iracreatie in Mr: Maroderi** butiness
it eras absolutely neceesary that a
Isr
nto and he', recognized Dick
as an by birth and in.
titinct, w eoO, his own father had
been a v 'titer who Ives more of -
tee drunk than sober; Edith's fa.
titer was very proud of hitt own sue.
toss, and his natural inclinations
we** towards Men 1420 had succeed.
parti
lug.,
Mr.
courteou
et roomer. /fence .
his manager, Mr. litilds
d n -1.1eterse
-to
tirtito
though tb entire with eh he had
eteir his • vieitor slowly fettled
whilst Diek spoke..
'no :softy,- -
�f the qttettionsi"
**id. •
Thitroton wineeds
eve Om+ other."' tie pita
My deart ,fellow, yoa can't li
on love. 'What titi. you motking
"Aliaut three itundrea," tispou
- -- -Nino-it:take it by ittritingl
I've got
ttled Income
• ;3/ on& hUndred. kei liboUt two
• -buralred with in .138, 0
"I A " "'nitrate : listrsiden.
‘'Now want you to listoo to * lit.
tie re
,i,xiin It snything betweeto
ten and A t 1.1outtlod * yeiti,`It
I spend some g rike AVe
'? *end -a ,v'ear • it,
•Chestritt
rditti hits au ellowento ,01 five. butt»
tit'lt .year. does:your' .sigerie.
• site ineonie leek itgainet thott"
'rd not gene into. *totes, Mrs
3toretien-,i''s .• ,Dielt
•"Ilitt I *pow this, . that E.4ith and
would. be ver- happy *Ad ,ccorsfor.
41,111 .*Itlitottoli' I'm motkieg.
:three hundred* ttootti."! • ..
"Itubloisle. my 'WY! Now let .ime
be frealeswith • 'YOU.; When' • Edittt
• iitet I *alit:her to; msiers•
'That •ehitp"sis ging
aeark ...1,;...vir.ot40... • • only nij
aiasajsr et :oreetist *o*d'
seed's &to tit'
Iioo* be Oil two "
aid tt • ,
4,80
• Ilittti100‘40,
ould
s
s* thsIk
a
ty can't /you buy aopieee o
land at 4 lees cost , some *
*Ivey ittked Dick.
Wilding gazed sneeriugly at -the
peeker, but Mr. Marsden on
ogliett
"Ali, Dick," east, . 'you'rc.
storyteller, not 'a, busmees
You see„ if we build onto our pre
ent rotory we, an the
Motive *rover we have aireitite got,
bet if we build somewhere *hie we
shall have toloos:down new plant
at * heavy coot."
4"O1, I 'see," replied ' Diek.
"now would it be if 1 went to se
ests solicitors?" asked Wilding.
."Ily all Means," replied -
soden. "You're, a, 'Cute m*tt of
bt'siness, Wilding. You may he
le to *netted where ,
"I'll go in ttemorto-* afternoon,
here" Wilding remarked.
"Do, and comes' on here to dim
ir the evening'," .said, Mr. M*rsden.
"Will you come toe, Dick?"
ill be delighted," Tbornton
al
negro, and Dick lift "Tho •
*Wei at the sem* time that
Theft' ways tat together,
0 " a little while they walked
Marsden old you 0'4
hie isloeghter V' Wild-
sked
*Wetly.
be hu 'nets"
worn
fi
so.
augge*tdtheyj
sbonld .brmg their price do*n."
** a wrettheti n
*rodeo. '1 wanfi to get
thing Ping. You yoett
don't know," he *titled, addreMlnS
Dick And Edith "hut when
quire thit landigomg
vett- the
-ompan'';
h bulk, o I
will be o
.
. scowled at the
Ig worths.
want a seerettir for the
ompany in that eitee, Mr, Maio,
' said Dick.
eo, iom looking out for 4 OM -
t mgt.
"lI0 would dor'
.0Strise laugh broke from the
menaget' oit lips. it brought a, ,fitish
tre-the hoes ofDick and Edith
Me, Maren iidlooked annoyed.
- should vont a man Of busine
aeid, "het a man of le
writ."
he, poet,. era
Dick eagerly. s you know,
h IL educated, and
it is not necessary for the seen
tio mechanic, the, ;same es,the
other employeeS."
Thornton could not resist glanc-
e, at Wildingesthe latter's face
s dark With anger.
'There's itomething in -what tiou
0 1
:quit' so,
• r
imealf *t th • table
* tea drew op the
***fen Is
; ettrtui.
clot 0 to be secretors ,vf
' the tot which is to be formed
ti iroik.rny fasitors Arlhourue,
on I iilso sere*, . hi* lotto**
toy cloughter Edith, provided
aI'aay Oust. 40 be successful in se
curing the. mile te' ittes, of that Sir
f land adjoinink.toof foototi
" onotte plart, at a poke net.
o .oxe thousaud notioulto!!
n
n told t
to Thiirnton
, om;
'prove oouraelf busine
and Win a wife -and 4 'a point
ent."
41,11 do my best.„ Mr. Marsden,'
plied Dick, holding out biti hand.
"Good night. - meke a very
d sononslaW."
t
you eve es
distinct o Goed-nie
On the following morning trr
Marden sat in his office, talking
Wildino. Presently a, Clerk t44.
el the room. '
"Mr .Thornton, sirt" he said.
"All right,- ehowilum in. You
needn't go, Wildin
A few mutes toter Dick mitered
an s* ute the two men.
' "Well, Dick, what's the tremble
this morning I" said Ur. Marsden.
gust going to see nobbs and Afe.
Gratht"
"I've been," replied Dick.
Wilding laughed aneeringly
"They didn't keep you long," lio
re marked.
tNo, eel
0'
1 In Y#
WIMIet long "bout it. Will you give p
me your cheque for thousand e
pounds, Mr. Maredent Ilere are e
the title doede." • -
^
11
enrol, e ies Down
didst elt, t we its° ligien y us*II,' ae fo
t401.46, xixigso veoplo &MI it; 41 time, is *or
•ot their motives. men. aro ettptiOn' of thot. which, for too it
sured.and tootles now, or logheSt and hett, thet. which. ,be.
or*, the engine* -of our twee coutitt.it seenot to no', to eve wean.
s'u°1171111-44401°ristyetealleurrit i. nv; a'alst°4* •
lash• on our *houltiooss but: 40 in thesnietld.-
liutts'Ite shalt reach the This Itos-been At the. root'sgoal *nd- )
whethep. that. gool be high endeavor; this spirit aceworth °
the ra06 dePeridm oniathe * tillogreoto*nel-wOrtito work- it
',power -of the 'hits's, and ivetld has seen, Ileeituse thoy have .
e wittrien itioitoo. to- the. waylicie, holitseetl thatsexisteneo,
nig only 44 It einattibutea to, pros
rt junk heap that on Superficial grese, only as it finds fruitege ia
oxeminatien-secute to bo an admir. larger, , tiobler being,.they have res -
IcT nieces of meehonism. It lies joiceeto ley down life if need beth
re, beeause Jo tett that and oo that the race might fiuti larger life:
•
Tf_tilYto IOW intrieate
'valueleos for 1 e ut powerless,
**mitt forcee to' nstidintriceietniotn'410:ri which to lueheet end, best fuse'. to.
rtt
holie for our fellows, love of that
its own. • /Other and Make 4 suiVent, motivs
Efficiency is Alpicadid oeteg, lor and And life *
wholly desirable And estoutial, b# tedious bodiless, withoot such
• Lk demands *Ise stifileitotty, mo. mai:rose A2ostillon het...mites morello
tire as woll ots mechanism. Scheele at .Pt1rt Of The bread winning OW -
and daily eiiperience give us the chine, a slave hound to; the whee!,
training in enoeseneya, but emu with. unless he has nom sense! of Ins
in must *rise the dynamic tones, owl) )00 11i1 hang worth while fel
the motive*, pattion3, aspirations, thie iiontribution it mike* to 24
and real powers of the pereonality: life. .
The ;Jun of our motives makes the Youth abound3 with high motive*
purposes or our live3 and :this de. normally; the years, often blast
toomines the course we go, the them with the curse of cynicism.
work w� do the tiluiraeter we bore" We despoil our own hearts And
and the destiny tLst ciurs.. *teal our own happiness whenever
• we allow the.eittibittoring experienc-
TIIE, DEEPEST NEED .
--elaily-Lwoolootootakesittotto-us
of. every life is a. passionate pur- the faith that it 13 possible to de
ose living, an end and goal that good, to increase the rotates stows
4,11i forth all the peosibilities And of joo and strength 4 hope, and
gists all the powers. • .. ;woithadmethilig
` Lire's purpose depends on its to our times.
hiloso,phy o that is, your aim and , When all has been- said and all
oal will depend on your interpte, other's -Wake tried. we find that the
ation of the meaning' of life, on the Only thitt give perenni
;twin* which Stiu make to life's sig., satisfaction and eonetantlY etrengs
ifidanee. " What is the meaning of then the - heart. are the tumilisit
ell to your It is but.tteeidont or tines; One gets weary of gaining,
haticei, Then you will drift with- but *novel.; givinoo -
ilt Pinissse. Is it 'a 'bloody fighti You MAY ustesure .any man's re -
hen soon will wage war for your. ligion bysthe extent to which it eel*
elf and against all otheis. Are as ti constant motive in his Hies
here yet -higher -purposes running •whether it gives-hitn, a vision of the
hootigh alit Then you Seek that awakens an enthoishisto for
. living, of a world that is worth riv.
* moat Titatiortoist smote this in g in and dying for ...mid a race thet
iswer which'a man Makes to the. has such promise in itself as to via
Stigua, of living conotitutes his re. for the invottimeet #4t ri
001) and religion becomes the worthy in us.
ontinating motive inilfe, For re.
"Ehl" gespett-Mr. Marsden. e
waS Absolutely unible to g
tipeak. ' :Ria face went very crimt t
son end -then became. a dirty yet:
low in hue. Re looked iiioetly AN 11
say, "heir,' said Mr. Marsden, gat, though ho had lust been very it
ing kindly at his guest. "It woutds "Well; well, bless .sno soul„" c
bundreil year. thittk it a- better man of. hu3inets than . • fix
titer of us, bothered if you aren't." fo
surd like , to hate ft fete ' wotdo in t
private with you, Ur. Marsden," t
said Dielt.
"All right, nto Leaye us,.
be decent post, starting at idol stammered Mi. Marsden. "You're 0
over." .
' "What a ridiculous idea 1" splut-
tered. the mituager,, unable to •con-
tain himself, -
But Ode time he had gone too
Ar. Marsarit glasteed. total
at hint, '
"You must allow me to the
best jittee ,of that, Mr, Wilding,"
he said witheringly.
The manager collapsed, d
s u ht refuge- itt
iit0p0241, make
uI
Wilding, „omit'
The .manager got up .ttiad lurched e
out of the 'MOM* The sight- Of his ti
hoe _iin the office get • every mai a
working like nigger.
"Row on _earth did-5ton -Man
•"Thres.
Y P. COPE.
t
en,
you give Inc Omni ;I to treat for
you in the matter of the land, a
if I ean get it at your figure, will
you agree to give me the Appoint.
meal' -
"Willingly,Dick," replied Ur.
Marsden with mile; "but I bard -
lo think it is likely that you will
succeed where Mr. Wilding UR/ I
have failed."
Wilding laughed contetimtuously.
should think not, indeed," he
. *
"Met We shell see," said Dick
ly.- "At *4 rate, r atat going
to sive ot very good try."
Good for you my boy," cried
Marsden. tiiihatts the tone I
like," -
-About ten O'clock' Wilding root;
to .go.
"Are you 'coming my way, Thorns
" he sisked.
"Not to -night," replied
nhortly.
Wilding reowled and took hi,
1 ave. )1r. Marsden ' turned**
Dicko *
"Wilding doesn't like, you," he
said. ,
"I'm not stottelently a. busies'
man, 1 presume," remarked Diek.
Edith saidoigoodeoight at this
maitre, and the two Men .°were
f; alone. For a while they sot
quiet, smoking; Suddenly Dick
Jaid his pipe down.
"Mr. Marsden," he 'aid, "if -
pull this off for you will you agree
to Edith ,and me being engagedlit
Marsden aid not reply for a
'few moments, but gazed 'thoughtful.
tit the smoke-whiett **A curliog
p from his eioste .
"Yon see. if I get 'this. appoints
moot 1 shaU be in rfteipt of 'ix
hundred *year from you, one hun-
dred leotn my investments, and I
oso 'mike *nether hundred. it
neteesety, with my pen. That
bring*my incometo, eight hundred
Poor. gutsily that -would be *tit,
'eat, Mr. Iiiitsidettl'
Aia indulgent **tile crossed 1104
n's face.
*tootle *11 rig1
It 4' he osid,
ppointmen
the 4 motto ._*4,tioirt,
our ketre"!
"les, but tinitrOtIng
• 'Iground for y*iti, at, tit
willytitOttereir to giiits
rrtaryship wad itaitkl"
a "It you tan do it,fies/
an„ •,,
- you pet it. oti
rott trist
hot se
It to oott
Ite 1"
yo
•stsid
you or Edith,", began Dino 4"
came t� the conclusion that the land
your property would bo
valuablc some ditty. / had sitved
cent bit and I Vias able to aes
quirc the ground for five -hundred
ounds. -
"Then, when I heard you were
softer it, I came to. know you, and
I told the eolicitors to keep my
1110 a Kcal% so that the deal,
when it came off, should be on strieto
iy business lines1 knew you would
feel you must have it, to I put a
high figure on it, knowing that you
ould afford it. .
"Subsequent event, however,"
Dick concluded with a sly smile,
"havo resulted in my lowering not
price." `
ot Ur. 3forsden 84ted blankly at
Dielt, and then lo grinned and held
out hand.
"Dia.," he said, "I"rtt beaten,
fairly:beaten. 111 never judge
man except on retults again."
* *- * * . *
Dietz Thornton is a • mernbor of
Marsden and on. Ltd., now. Wild-
ing to* an early opportunity of
iteeepting another appointment, the
prospect of continually seeing Mrs.
Dick Thornton. not commending. it.
stelf to him.
The title of the firm is to be Mits.
den and Sons, toil., One of these
Pearson** rettl/dy.
EGl&TABLIS.MSrms.;
Potato immpiings.-Oiste sit
told boilod white notatoe* and mot
with them three tablespoonful* of
flour and two level.' teaspOottfulasof
beltirtg powder,. Add one table-
spoonful of ;netted butter, one beat-
en egg, * flttle salt; and 4 sprinkle
ni nubile* or, peptika. Form int°
1
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t
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INTERN TIO AL
23.
w
d, I I
I
ON,
toture or se1fih2ress.- Thi
one experiences he tati°sisie:dss'thijr-
is y
to oee God.
ite9n,e Pefotaceedmahke;site they
5hpevropiourtrt
iikeues101 their Father, whose
" hest ideal, AS 0iPTCSSed his
only begotten Son, is peaeo on
Leson V True a tth among men. - -
a . Gelde Texts 104.e. re.ratelAted for righteous.
Matt. fis 13, triltees3;anoMa:"kialld4of4gp"orsee011ie-46tnesscd—
tiort. *sit*
Chapter s, verso I. Ile went- u filorlelodweTratt" is 4)Cthri$strewsrtors*liv. Tthh:
into the mountainosIt is fitting that ideal life of this- *ertrion, must
this most serious discourse of 'bear Shutt and reprisach and suf-
Jesui's ministry ehould - have been for misrepresentation. -. tut their
uttered on mountain. There was reward is great, the kingdom of
ar , exaltation abodt the the/0e, the heaven, an absolute $00;1*.boYontl
eiicumstouces, anct-,*--;--tioto Person which no other eoncoivable.
which were in hermony with the, lo. The telt of the eartlie-Ae salt
oJemn eyon milea aoutitwest of Caper tidy. '
g.randeur of the,,,,surrouttd- tooterve* food from .e orrnotion led
Ilerns oflitottiti, tow„ equire hill conduct is to purity cotrupt
•
leg hills. Tho traditional site lathe make* it, palatable, .24 ,01trietion
, Lost in', savors -The sort, Chrie.
tbaesetebdbre --The uaual *ttitude of tn***mnitt,!burtill:ehke. tPlitiat"putrtifyiunngd4170w11-
. Ili* 418°10es-into twelvo,
had already been exiled; and Good for nothing So is * Chri
'follower* in general. littnity whieli'retains an 'sp-
a. Bleesed-Rewarded the most pearattee otter it has lost 40. flavor.
felicitous way.. 14. The light of the -*wild -Chris-
- Poor in sniirite-The min of sipirio isios are sue teeouse they ilea
*el poverty. is the man who -is .13efore Men as the tepresentetive$
Are or his OWA EPilittlAilletiCienCy 04 the tree Light; rectilling Paul's
aind of uttor dependenee on God, word$ "Ameng whom ye ahine,
Itch it men is 'rid; in the commune lights in .the woes)."
lon of God, which is to posses t the A eitv set on a hilt Sueh Wits
kingdom of heaven. rittodeni. But Jeruselern von to
4. They. that mourn -No one it se oway, and Christ's church to
e;pes the conflict with poi,* and los* lace it. The church** life toast
and II. In poietessing the king. stand high above the lower living
d hooves' *re men *lone cont. of the world;
The purpose of.* light WWI'to
The In Who r. • thew,' lune, and not to pet booestli the
* said, ° eek' And Iowly' bushel, the meitsitre found in eves's_
earte" Theo* who before God 1.1ettish house. kept for portioniney
humble and mitres -timing, and, offstneol for 'vett&
re their rendes*, are gentle and lit tot Yoe light Ainelaani* coma
venging. To swill, euil not to mittid is not out harmony vett* .
of pompous ptideo shall belong'
5.
*lent
of h
boll in.salted Water for about., ate
toe minutes, and oiervit with the bete
tenoning sauce:. Take' -ono smalj una
an of tottoito *oepti dilute With one. men
after the amount of water, seso
with salt, pepper, sod *
tut of gesited choese. h Pour
dumplings And eervo ha
esiould2 to est without mat.
d Canoed (on.eo-Tsike a
,n ofcOrte, divide it in two -buyers,
itting rtetker crumbs ondfrbits of '
tter between estels laser. • Cover
rn pillof ilk and
k. *if bout. -
B*krd Tomatoes. eitts out tiin.
***tote, ehop with few
robs; sad tele*tato**
o also it littlepersle,e, but.
*tit tvo bikeirm
int in man ries and
Fil tomatoes and piece in
in pas itith bite of bitt.r.
Iv tete half heur.. Eine
.daorgae.
br
rulersinp of the earth.
, O. They that hunger and thirst
ter the tighteousneto with which
the teething of the **triton is re.
toe. lkc1. Thr *hall
halve * riot spirituel lir* bettAtiee
they have .4mm* spititusd tonging*.
The mars who sietterely longs for a rose
right life will, by Aft* very forte of gespeoembs
-
hie insitteerite, ohtotin it. salt to is
7. antie teelotiful-----Thia is 'the main ;outs itith 0tt
W110 elteriehes an ill wilt, but ptst. 7 22111k4a pait.
tsesa Widei kveopathy, toword , spread in tinInt
tfitteli nest' win j
)41 forgiven*** of Oodo
ek _sot tode re *tang tothe poor
in spirit. , If maze* works are
OK*" then the world ototht to feet
tht 1;ettelit of themsoid hi* rather
why* is io heaven,- the glory.
It 11 nd: skin freshio
ints and rOII them 'to
patrboard. Add
mi* ths *lettered
treih green does&
then itan be ear,1,!,
fitted biwid. reiPtir)
NW. 'limp photo wanted.
Stotts and etrortail to a
dose* likvki 011,11 and
it *MO •Colpful et Mit.
Butter' Cif* ite
brown breed
*ire olitoi tweet, 'tate .
,00f mita halves
e In heert
,u1not the blaree.(40
eorreet totes 0.
he he •sh
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