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fully auth riticated lists of missing This had been Dick's one great gift and on and up into her quarters that long. I . �1_, � 0 ty I'll, -
heirs andeunclaimed estates which stabili Of the entire OrfZanization. ,
havi � been advertised for, here and
abroad. The Index of Missing Heirs
we offer, for Bale contains thousands
of names which have appeared in
Ami6rican, Canadian, English, Scotch,
Iri0i Welsh, German, French, Bel-,
glaf� Swedish, Indian, Colonial, and
othq-newspapers, inserted by, law*-
ers.' . executqrs, administrators. Also
Contains list of English and Irish
Couifs of Chancery and unclaimed
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dividends list of Bank of England.
Your name or your ancestor's may be
In the list. Send $1.00 (one dollar)
at once for book.
International Claim Agency
Dept. 296,
Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S * A.
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for that matter, so deeply hidden was had realized it for her, Back in the work room she wander- gOatS making silky pictures on 71W Assets iU C=C35 Of 4700.00o ' '." � I _.�.,N ..",
It that it played no part in jar of line now, he meditated, A44 bret ed solemnly about, irlanc the .000' � I I ;,�! I
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not even him had she invited to see. rooms, scarcely noting at what he Bergson is a eilarlatan thinker. IT!. nounced as he stood on the floor . I :, , ,%
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urge, be looked controversy he had waged for the Dick's Rmnificence, a a brotherhood mak Your choice which is to, .1. �,,�
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three related shallow basins at dif- been at peace, and Dick, hat in hand, There was no litter. :;.,
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and hair just nicely rumpled, face in re- all work save the wire t0ff 'with tYP- Graham missed nothing of ii: The her. "Some day the antiqu : 111,�-',;
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would Bay it smacked of Methuselah ing- 1, too have yet to he kissed by- .1
rollicked and frolicked life-sized ba- had at the instant looked squarely in- an unusual pile of the flat yellow eyes of the Celt, peering from under Personally I Ernestine said. "'Me others are wait.
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P -m- relaxed his face, and 16d- his - th . . kePt busy, for Hancock and Fro- "But Hancock'a obJeeti*n is solid 11 When Leo's turn came, be bravely .
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Clinton, Ar . ....... it UaOa4 =PnSY. It' abominations of the flowing bow]. your lips to be kissed." . ,�4�
11-05 6-52 learned it from him, stolen it fttj in t t the affairs of'11%41�4rvest Oh MY entered, a folded note in his nurs,dry-ithild variety. No cock -and- 41 1, - ,. ",
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Vingham .... 12.12 7.55 eyes were down, and she seemed deep back upon her. Doom lay:-ahagd. Doom Ernestine and Lute have arriv*bd for I'll I
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on&sboroil� ': * ': 7.35 8-52 heavy expression. brief time before dinner to the stamp- the everlasting mysteries, manifesting Dick's boisterousness waxed apace. , ,
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1 It would -seem that all our f�aces "'Tis a birdlike sensu�;usness ing grouxid of the herd. themselves in the twin mysteries of His was the most care -free seeming . "
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r#eefiild ......... 8.15 4.32 ,, a e helped him- 'Tis the rtile—Dick's rule and a- .good' the manifestations, matter and force; tie the dispute that had arisen as to, I -
Good morning Oh Dear," he self to a cocktail a in the tray Ali rule it is; no petticoats in the sta ,$
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meter .............. 8.417 5.05 our befor6 dinner, and consent— Is the herd ready for the Dick ceased and idly watched the "Knees straight and together, heads L%'J
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a woman, so much in i?l ayes have it. opposite him. Their faces did not talk wood, frorn the other side came a rous- .ill ;
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a.m. p.m. P. then You very kind me long long passage. "The man who whote that is set against all airy fancies and bub- following entered upon the scene. .
ub-Hn ...... 10.87 5.38 9.37 time . - , .,, He emptied the glass and paused a great man. He is Leo's friend, bly speculations . . . . 11 Whereupon Dick insisted that the I �!_�
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oderich ..... 11.40 7.20 10.30 . not. It bites me not. And devil a to Graham. "Listen to the sound of him. He seemed bent on celebrating "Oh, good evening, Mr. Graham. I ;, �-, �' -
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