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Cut Your fuel Dills In Iftsaby IJ&I:10
tetter•writine. . tected tarew.ell the next meriting.
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Most eeeple think before they epeak, „
but only a few think before they write. So many •poceie Fuffc.r trent )u -L- ota byla-wtoeiteulo,rraendiatyhisitpeaasisietl..ronly x thrsi,Acen•
alwayi keeps . her friends; partly, 1 • se
teet. rer taeteace, tetine time ego,. den on business. It•wa-e;st-b'-rilii•foreclill; g° CLEAN ALL
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, 1 lats..- a frieed, and she is a girl who '
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am eure. because however far awst.a- : cf) a very serieue eie- eitam, it lie, eie
',ten my mother -. e: a. ebeta to. under.. rid of Pum But Tom heel grown worrea.
, :i11.1 Waig.reduced to spenchng most erf.• '• • BOILER COMPGUND
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to write them long and iutereeting lee
they -are it ie . never too. much trouble . 1 ecessare to censee her c(trreepeee.' him .t.411e en• the sufa. 'Marlene s:l'ce-
ly left hie eitte. The ewea roes: water Puriflor Cn.,
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ters. -Thus, though miles _Amy stretch of it was too depressing for wurde. e reour came' bask. Ile het! a- I:in:keit, :.'il Camden st., Toron•(..
, t II ct ler the eimele reeson that scale ..' Thol _y
•between them, she can always keep black eye: e. cut un his fercheite!„ zee!
• . . her friende very nletr to her ill ,i One very welhmeaning • cid atay , the pleased eir of 'a reen.Who bee.: tri
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. 1 weete .,,,..;yi14; how sO 1. ry , hi., wus . to umphed over his cholla : . •
Get Away From' the :Opt Stove: 1 if the seal is defectiee, ifiafter steril- -'• ,
thought.
Careful 'planning .vsill \• en•tble ' the iZitig the tOps are removed Nem the- She dues not dash oft anythfzi • thatea teY inothe las greet iteisfertane. ' ,",lf 1 m, had up for 1u
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a14) (.On con. !'"\`.
...,e, hit- 0 • en la ppo,, ( ..1 N t... ) „ vialence, you will hell 1111 cei Teni 7
c‘outes into her -head; she a i'
housewife to feed her family' '•aele- jars to replece the rubber rings, and. , , v., his first wor's
poent of view. ir .• active wentea ended their ees's as oei.-.. ...... • •• • - • •
IA Mit on earth ---1 ..
mete ea ou .
h t ;f the jars are kept in a (1 11 p1 ice • siders her ..friends' 1
quately and siitisf‘... 1 " '. ...
ridease levalidel . And ehow .
0. e.teelit t op attel
'11°' ("lee ,:, Seynnilir sat. (Iowa 'on at f; otstoe la
spendinee hears Over a . het kitchen 1 where the rubbers may °decompose. ' the particeler friend she Pe W•rititeg to a
stove. - le •tlile first p1 IL by such I
Shrinkage may ,occur during eterils e A r
1 is son... 0, sports she its cf it; fond "k".77' hi •t -ak
e • ; he v all - - ; •• . . and preduced from eineinnerepeeket it
:.1.1. sieeikee aperat ion, and C0riti:1(:te:1 ...11.0f cvntaill:111r' tWu litt:e. i)zicket. , Both
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planning, the hit:Levier, 'gee:le:en ization• 'because of improper and/ in -I of books: the -the lateat bocas are. die.
articles of food will leive sere. little : euffielent blenching and cold-dipp
. . , settle awitia hind of inceirehat eihei" teld seede. •
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ing,,,cussed; if music Its. a favorite, theei:' Not A Biercita
oee afweys eaneillei•e pe-sele in seal- •• e. •
rears. the perfect
place an the menu.' Many More (old; `,..4,reles packing, poor grading, steed's., muster find's. a place. in her letter. And ' - . ' • "Ceti you PQ any differ; neeX
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apeceiranee of her coin -
dishes :will be serve.i. 'file hot 1i he ""'" for in quantity?'" he asked. "No?. 'Well,
too lona a periods or lack of relways tarcugh them all there ,it • ;,e:•siitiOn. - -'1hen sYlia lit. L in'. .14:' t t1.-1'• A.: iiii,e,r11.5t. Tho re eeactly tliii sante.rF
•pinion. Per...mance
will beeeso, planned as .to -take r ttle' Judgment in the amount and size of: a little vein ot humor. ' etitina'.'
• ../ end.' terpporary' ske:
tithe. . The canned L•messte vihieh were.' product put into the conkainer.
• 1 , ' ; • • Only cite 1tt came:fie:It eluttflower -ef
yOltrF, end the other. from a loeked
: .. traublas_are effectively
put aWey during buteheieng „time will:.
1 Canned corn, peas, beans and espare • - , , • eraever he the house et your preeious
. .. eanecaled.. •Redaces en.
now • reappear, f. el' t hey -peed ath1eeal.gusanlaY
a ihOw no signs of •Spoilage tfteeeefifieeceeteirvate.aletelirat..a.-Voreaaefaitsea.......eleieseatesaerPeeeesaaeefteassa. ' •rcths '11 • •
e., ea-. g:cvsy :j: its: Highly andeeptle,
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eetural color and cOrreeis
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heated to. serve. • '• ' -; ands EVill, Wheb' opened,. have • iA koala
.• .•ft lead whh benefead results as
h-Max-ealtirall \a...It ti • mea .at
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; ei e cusetive agent for 70eyears,
'. The -oil stove, gasohne ee.gas stove!'
2 teste end ''a disagreeable peidor.- Tithe'''.
:will be used' instead, ot. the' rartesea If.'.:' is. knoyen as "fletssour," and- ,can be' • unee.that if.you peggethout•he wee the
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will ,he •so.planned that the large part; P1°‘
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iet thataise • one which has •no t o ''''n13: Ptrsott 'witted aenefiteeferet ou ac•-
count of. bo1ng :he -next heir, and ale;
th.e rezege• has to be us.ect, tee mealsi aVoided if .the. canner Will suse fresh, J.' ' _. _ Perfeez; '''-irS; 1441:' ••
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„....1,,.......,•:. of. _the __cocking . eine heeeeg• man be. been leathered more. than five or six hecause he 'ean't forgive y•ou for V. ri e .-F rearn-
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done. in the cobtamorning hours. thea hours, and. will' bleach,- cold-dia and.
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1110 lie'd'traelliel•n geed. bit 'in West
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fire alloeved to, .go otit end no". re,: peels cite jar ef.produet at a thee, and ' .,
kindled •till- the next morning,. : The. peteesseech jer iit the canner as. it is _to beennich the samNs •ire 'your 'orchid --e ..s.._
. ' ' name Hail datesattack to tlie Middle "I'll tell •
.7, . • was stumped Ly the•floWer, 1 Sent:Max light of eehef in each other S eyes.. •
evening eneal Can be old. e.vei. to the; e
packed. The first -jar. in will not be
. . . afiN".11,140es",•4ard'asoafartel"t044100/"I'404010•"*.41,6''''60 house.- 4T-iiiiiter---a---"Tew ihquiries of with this .Cii:-------&-t---Teuee-ry'en . 'as- ...-.13.137Ct you
an en: the .tcem-pressure- canter is used Otte , "Otte thing •tor whah I ve. alas a'fell' me. what. really happened?". chai•ge of his .place had been. pretty. a
the manseivant l`dax • had left In that the fiedIng of it would :have on
I'd eloped, that see thet he•was counting on the effects .
beverage. If _poesible the- Seism '.sa-o-' Li'lle.c•te'd bY 'the 'txera cookiege Whets Logan and found as
man. wil, n:sist upen. hav`irg • I •se ‘: 1.1
- • All fuel ie. high in •price• end W'ill' retort, the 7 cover. plaCed. in. position, . e to her son's fiancee, "is there mast heve ..been soinethieg .to• denera.
. . • • . ' • fellow with evrveelike,yotirS? Don't•.
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stove. --. er heeteeejare• 0-recansentey-be. placed senethe.eleaane de-voutly 7 •than-fuli se id Ars- e he said.. •-•Tom won:t- say asword; but pally with . ort cf• - your under-•gare you. see ----'e • •
Ryminaharn
•.- • 1 vou know 'the old portion of Ryming- it • . • I3ut nim A n1 Marjorie were, capeble
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, that .we aleph. run to Ally genets,. As make hit» feint like that. What Va'. •"So as .soen as I sew the professor of. seeiiia nothing just then, except the.
take forethaught to • use oil and. gas t.but. not clamped down until the -retort
as econonneally as possible. .Wheno
! fa filled. Rapid eooling ef these .pt•ea I
Ages, beta thank goodness, there • are • pleeeaa:d Marjoriee, asea . proceeded '•caine down here, and burgled has ' . - ahe • End.) . -
• •e ou exactly what . toelz: a wite . that fetched •him •up • to town,
once any:feed has. been thoroughly,
1 ducts pre.vent's over cooking... elarifieee
heated and is boiling, the flafne should the liquid and preserves the shape and no silly tales of ashitc. ladies eir head- to do so.
he turned 'dowel and the boiling, pceint texture.. less spooks te •frighten people. and •Half -way threugh the recital •Mrseaotasing for -the seeds,• thet is 'Bute- els,' 1 910, esi,eaa,,a-a! tons. .
• .-. 'estudy.e. I. diseovered what- I'd beene ' lareiaht . handled thretigh Soo. Pap,
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. Make the•servants. leave. We've got .
merely ma:ntained. This saves fuel, .. e - ... . .
.and cooks the food as weli or be•tter 1 ' . . .Four Geed Saueee. one rather' untienny legend, • hut no Rynangheree gripped the stern Of her 'his man dhscovered me, Sled -we had. a, --
• chair With a rigid heed; the coneluSien hit of 1 shindy.. Once -I'd got the bet- i .--
is used, the: simmering buitrithe will be; teaspoon salt. -I: etip boilini' water, .1 Croft asked eagerly. ' . I Of the a:t Fathers of Confederation
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than. If. it leoile •haerd. If. a gas etove "Vanilla Sauce --1.. , cup ' 'sugar,. '-he ... • .. .
"Oli, what's the legerei? ' Mar;Orie held fear and tragedy'. -
found her very pale, with' eyes that ' ter of tile said Man I forceal the .whole., • • • a • • a
\When cakes or•• bread. .lias.e. to . Le' cattle:tars+, 1. table.sPOon butter. , .. hainee___•", . no 14. •
ii--+ur:41 : . wealth equal:,
used . . "Oh! ‘,Vhat is it'?" exclaimed Mar- a tonfeseion which -will coniediarather i . • '•
' etory out of him, and maole. hire sign; . . . . • •
• 1 teaspoon v•anilla, I., tablespoon flour or 'Simply' . that • when a Rytaing- jorie, unaccountably frighteeed. Ir hind handy to confrOnt e-ur dear •friend '
Rymingharne drew •aelong .breatha • • ' with..it neeessara. • • - . : see; •°
Canada's . ... . .. .
• . ••. "I think--ard-bettee go_ and see this • stasae chanced on thaflowers by pure: •
- se off) itt! every erhabitent.
baked, a meal planned foe the oven!. Caramel Sauce -Place onesfeeirth: •
She breke,offalistening. A footstele
will save fuel since arl the oven heat , cupful of White sugar in ,a' frying pan, that dragged slightly was approoLhing -flower for myself," she. said. '''Per- luck, it seems, and,: saved the seeds
He Tem! I'll tell you. another .,uhderegardeners • can aceount •for its -- Mirarcrs Liniment L:-s7d ty Physicians.
. and let it Melt without any watee until' haps, lifter all, togart, or one of. the
can. he utilized..*If the bread is. beked down the .passage outside.
early, the noon meal Can he. prepared bros.: n or even slightly btirht, then add' -
she said. "I don't avant him 'presence.'
ip the 'oven. . For instance, have sliced, two eeinftils of boiling water and...ones' time. ''' .•
i to.--!thrta thinking ithou. that sort_,of ..She• epeke as . one WIlO clinge, to -a •
and „ baked -scallope-d ceen, baked pO-, fourth teaspoonful of - salt; • ..Alihen•
tatoes,. -baked' c.ustard. Suel-i. q plan Goole. beat in one teaspoonful of; thing. ' "" desperate hope. 1 .
Tom Ryiniughame, thouss'h 'nearly a - "I -don't underetanel." said Marjorie •
moans • saved 'fuel .and saved time.venillae
1 - . • • ' year.had elapsed sine his discharge - "Do you' remensber a -a legend that
While this Meai•is . cooking a • cake; • Orange Sauce -Cream one cupful of: from the Army, was still rather a.• I. mentioned not leaps ago?" , .
can he baked. • • • ' eager andone-fourth cupful of butter , crock -as wasonlynatural in the -•case - . "Yes."...e. . •
The .firelese. cooker .may be leeught ' •tettca he •and beat indu ily the
. . .• t gra is of ' a man who had sup-plemented a "Ikell, it is this -L. -that the death el" ''.
ready-made or may be made at ,l-ioine.' yolk's oftwit eggs. Flavor with, g' rated ' gupshot wound with- severe •shell -shock ,-a Relnirigharne is- heralded by an un -
The
homemade .one cots eabokit one- ''orangerind and one tablespoohful of and :subsequent netrasehenia. _ . ,. • • • 1.earthly flower that blooms where , he
tenth of the eost of a 'eoiensercial ane:' •• His recovery was slow but ssaisfac- 1 will.find it.. It's otneene tradition." and
01ange juice. No. cooking i•s required.. . • • 1 •
tor-h•s limp he.would keep for life:, the".'anly -superstition, thateie believe'
On the esther an the eommereiel .
Sour -Cream Sauce -A - dainty-tast-.
sbut his shattered • nerves, though still, in.,' My husband was killed .in the•Boer
cooker usually has two or three coma ing sour -cream sauce is made by beat- sensitive, were regaining theit • old. War. and so I never knew .whgther he •
partnients and includes - a' seariety of ing into one pint of .sourcream enough: soundnees. He was fragile to a des; was • given the - usual' Rytninghame •
utensils to allow for the preparation lightLeolored molassesto. sweeten to gree. ibut health and -strength. w-ereawarning or not; but, according,ta the
.of all kinds' of food from 'cereals and taste.' Add one-fo.urth teaspoonful 'ef only a matter of time and the alsence,' family records,. it has come to every,.
meats to sponge cakes, end pies. 1 Fait and flavor with nutmeg. • 'o' worry.
The limits to the uses of the horne- I ' ' • rtnele of the direct line. • And , now it •
: "The- estimate for the has... seems that -that Tom -e.
cOnle; mother," he finnounced; "and.' "Oh, no!". whispered 'Marjorie. "It
••made cooker as well at: the aOninier-: .
Foods -Fer Children's•Teeth.
• . by deye, teo has that bauader, Max.7-.clin`t he' true!"
tier .cooker are dependent upore the 1
elev.erness slid ingenuity of the person It is generally eupposed.*that be-' 'He spr.ead: a -handful of papers 'out Mrs. RymingLharne. 'rose to heiefeet.''•
cause. uncivilized people have as a rule' en the _table, and Mrs. Ryraingharne and•went into the coneetivatory. Mar-
eising it. Meats car be, roasted •or' well -Made :teeth,. Aehich are' free' from bent over them. Marjorie, i•iaing, jorie would- haVe followed,•but a suds'
•-stevred, eoup eat. he male. one -dish '
meals •prepared,-- beans.. babied, - peta-: decaye a meat dietary eauet Isk the, s/ipped.out of the Freeaq) esindow, alto ; den impulse took her instead to the -
the cor,(ervasery
toes fr:ed, cereals and . dried fau„s - Tom s last item of news other end of rile qfig room, where Tom
a ' best to preserve the teeth. T.hat, howa • ' • • '
ever cannot .14....corr-efer manys. 'had dis- ' sat with Seymour.•One glanch at the:r
-67-uneiVili7ed races areif '
prepared • and pi ddings eaeleect • •er .. ; ' ' turbed her, inasittueh as his cousin faces told her that:they-had. -been- die -
steamed. Since little or it-e.evapore--ei.-‘------1414' 1" Max had been a-peri..'s•tent and. most cussing•the sante subject._ • • .
tion _takes place there is tat loss of "'I' 'ar.g-ely ••carnivoroua tr. picaerille unwelcome sutor for her hand.- a ' • , s•Tom:" she said; 'and the next nee
flavor. The fireless cete'ker •is 'a fuel •a dentist in NeweZealancie has recently... - Not even her engagement to _Tom Meet • she had• her Mine •around him.
gayer for 'all kinds efkeg- ePokery published the results of a verY. pro- -had discouraged him; snegly. exempt- and his beloved head en her shoaider..
.• . found study of the diete of the differs' ed, he had harassed herewith his ettep- ' Seymour promptly' VaniFhed-...: lie,
processes. . . •
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• • • ent civilized • and. weevil -teed mei, ee. tions .in the time of her deepest reappeared some time latete in corn-
' anxiety.. when Tont was at the Front.' pang with'Mrs. Ryminghame, _ •
- • the world'. Ireecaeipares. the diets of
• . the Miracle: . He had lately .been away for 'some • **Logan tells me he, noticed the plant
• the different races with. the percent-,
ageseef-Ciental •decay in the raffle races eeiete
tinie, leav ng his • houee on the. out- some Weeks ago. and left it. atone tel
Ch. little child a mine, .
a the 'village in charge of a see what- it Nvotild tarn out,t'.-) be:" mid
It seemed,. before you clime. • • •
is sone _et inaresteig hese
" ,ekeeeer and a manservant. ' • the letter vsear.11y. "He seye it's 'rea
I was a ••evenry woman serown. .
. facts about preserving the teeth; e-spea Marjorie suseeected shrewdry that it canny, and that he's.. never seta a
My world a role eel fully blown;
, cially the•fi.rst set of teeth. in childrefl.. was the neva of her presence at the flower Flee ;t before
Toe many epidneks' had bloomed • the - Mothers *sonietimes pity little-atten. Hallthat had suddenly lo•ought hint ' Thm leligisiel bitterle. a
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san:ie . ' . •• tion . to their children's . milk teeth -home. • . 1 "We'll soc,n settle that," said .Fh,sy,
For e nee to. be -divine. . ' thinking that as thos'e. teeth are so The conservatory at Rym.-nrrhanie melte hrieltia. “C'ait Llieve the pleei
Before Iehnew. your eyes, • short-Ieved.aneway., it is of l•ttle use Hail leads into an 41 rchitl-hetiSe,.Witieh.ete 11.0 ae 1 like ejth ?" .
The ineede of your hand, to try to preserve iheni. On the con- mis fiam.."5. 1"...°"g..deep ,i 11Put thought.thee .(..°'tr:,?';'.Y: • **Of course. Ilia Nvha t ran you do?",
A little 'cius?y seemed: my •w..y, trary every effort 'eliatils1 be m.dde to\* 'VP heard of 'AlacGrecor. the
to .the. fh'ir end 'et* it. arid w•ae lout fern:1w: ri iteaer of hotar.V?"
And dull etti•h ofe.repeated dety. keep them ie place and sound a' !one: to retrace her steps, when' be.r eye . •
Ala! faded ',..-ernr.1 flit...! slimmer land, as poseible, 'for 1.hr t• have to •piree the wee ceteeht hy -a.,Petuiliar dewergrow- ! ••• ally's a friend 'of 111y pes;ple'e, se.
A ed Chided, too, the
,way for tht• perrneeent teeth by keep- ngi; n the Kane pot as ,c,ne• of 11iL, Urn . i:, take it -to }dmveld Fee
And then, eny. sweet. you cente; : ing the law 'in geed Shane •and.rooniy if ht can orchid74. : -t`
' • t identify it. It he 'etin, then
behold the ..world nt.ntle new! ' . so that the neet set ell!) erupt without - It weelike no flow -0e she had ever it must have grown. thole $0111,? ,..r..ed
•New flowers epring.ng left and riahte the crowding that "fo'rev3 them 'out seen in -her life.' To 'Rein with, it thars"Ccinte over wiTlit 'the orch,his.
'l'he sun nteW gold, new eters •i;:.h.tht.' of angrily • h •
.,entma i
. reover, It s neve" ,wits idackaanot tempered w.ith ens • -Ana if he. i.an't ?" ... .
LLeo earls: to torn', grit)ft habit... ana 0..... lighter. eleade. ner betraying in y sign epoii't roti worry:7The pleat elocsn'e
A•nd.voitelatifed tint!, sett theough yeti +
"' ef evreution trent purple or dark re 1. eeat that MacGreeer hasn't rot tvp-
Nese yoethe•-a deathies...; flame: , ' • •
child ho ilea heel) taught. te. (-leen :hut sh
. -;ee.r coal:hitecle, Only Ow :::1,10" 4.:1 .. fi'ed. and incleXe-d; Tell. e.o.ti what.
' his ' firr't . teeth with ' a little tel'oe'h• stamene in the eentre Were (!lty white If y.fli'll 'wet 1,0fta;-, to repot the thing,
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Care in Canning. - . ..
• mort'nr anti evcr.inz 'kind after each 'n hue; they served •.... :a-tee:eau; the • lei an up to town Wit !i it to.eisent,
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IN1sVel n'alY da1'010P (1a eall!,4' 1 g01,is Meal. will form- a itelete that will rule jetaine4s of the thi.•k,Velvety petals. Ile u•ae. as 0,)orl':v tliA v..ord. ri6.1.
illni Ali hie iife end ave hint front- It wa4 n'oicii. the •••h"trie "f achrist- days passed: during which tti'N' hal
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The. untold pain and atlieceyeeta :,:v.• n•-;. tra,.: rese; it he,..„ ,,,ii ii eimei plant. no fnie ffom. him. arel Mese the oh}or-
thing ef dentisths bile . - • i('( it sie in, es•-• !.......11. dull:greet, and jecteateiee. in td hipeeetteto d'rr.(.1..
nit or the ,r)elltal ..„ i; eee,e1,1 eehee ee :tc.ii ill shs- ,,f *,.,.,.,. ;,: ; ',..,e; rvr:i ,hi, ',lids On. Ilie even:lir-. etf the reente! ;lee
.J'armer's „„t, „ll,iy the em.anite ea.e, ge...ree Zi -T10.4. ,i,•:1fi,‘..,..i..hi' ;,:li."Ipellivoi‘,,,vc,I;ir)11-..!Lt.1•1:-1 an recited httle. leen aitit a heaid e.,...
Saneteti e Boye ..
as, . 1eae, a., tn.! ,,.,1.0),,,.., 1 so,Ftcr t.is,,,,,te of twv12,.r.i.r .!,,,..1..;10,1. mnii‘l one tilinl (.1. rived. Ili tard pre -ht. -mut hint 1111-f.r.
.„ 1). 3. -lefeefireaer. reel Nee letters illet
the torah. • If • rhe smelled rent:thee a wee)) catteheee.-
. ...aeltia.a.• i•.••:', •t the teoth well not teem,. • h"r• uttt"ri"i gar- .followel his ramie rieitily ti-licl up the
space. Ile lee! called el.tea
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