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_ Corporation
By special arrangement lor this
paper a photo-drama corresponding
to the installments oi “Runaway
Juno” may now be seen at the lead-
ing moving picture theaters By
arrangement made with the Mutual
Film Corporation it is not only pos-
sible to read "Runaway Juue"eadi
week. but also afterward to see mov-
ing pictures illustrating our story.
E stcorlil rrisolr.
ls Psrslit of the Rsssway Bride
CHAPTER I.
HE runaway bride, who led the
‘ chase, seemed to be lucky, for
the trsiilc opened before her
like magic and closed behind
ber like a wall. As sho 'turned into
_Central park at Fifty-ninth street, safe
from immediate pursuit, . the black
Nanilyked mnn’s car was in a snarl at
J‘ll`th-sixth. As he came out of that
pocket he leaned forward, after a look
ahead, and spoke crisply to his driver.
¢l‘hey stopped st the Plaza hotel. and
the msn, hurrying up the steps. sud-
denly paused. With a smile he drew
from his pocket a tiny gold watch and
opened it Inside we no was the pie
ture of n beautiful young girl with n
handsome collie. The black Vundyked
man gazed at the picture for a mo-
ment in frowuing meditation. It wlls
the runaway bride.
As he entered the hotel l\'ed's taxi,
:with the iiullering white ribbons, pass-
ed and turned into the park just as
June Warner tumed out of it at Sev-
enty-second street, heading for River-
side drive.
At that hour Iris Blethering sat pour-
ing her roluhle sadness into the ears
or Bobble in the Bletherlng home on
Riverside drive. She had been school
day chum and the bosom friend of
June hioore, but now there was no
June llioore. only a .luue Warner, and
June Warner might become a stranger.
“Rot” observed Bobble. "Bow long
are they going to he gone?"
"Three weeks It's an eternity, Bob-
ble!"
“ROL” said Bobbie. "Why deesn‘t
somebody answer that doorbell?"
it bud only just rung. and immedi-
ately the hollow Bletheriug butler
came through. He did not return to
announce any one, however. Instead
the culler rushed straight in and threw
herself into the arms of iris.
“.lnue!"
Bobble Bletbering stood by sndwatch-
‘ed the tableau for a moment; then hs
.went to the door and looked out.
“\Vhere's Ned?" he quite naturally
inquired
The only answer was a sob.
“.lunie,” pleaded Iris, “where's
Ned?"
"I-I-I left Ned!" June walled. "I
run away!"
"Aw. I any!" prorated Bobbie.
“What did he do, denrl” This from
Iris.
“He-be gave me money!"
j “He gave you money!" Iris repeated
‘rue sleek vmdyioe
this humbly lfber awhile. “Did you
say he gave you money?"
°'!as.” June atralghtldld up as sho
recognised the <iisieairy_wnieh_ lay he-
fon last. Iris, while a warm had loyal
fri was not exactly a thoughtful, _ _
peas nor a ssnsitlveoi|sllldh@¢
ports' ps not understand  Uh-‘
icagggniilesnue of what Nl HMB!-
Bo d|dn't essnt _
-unit ma- im weeiniig tuleeiilast
moths: save me 1 sans.
not left that nn the
noaie _I might not
dliinient until it
Rah sad i were
i missed the
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a dollar in hh nice, eheeq way: slim
ha turned around and gave me 880-in
just the same way! Don't you see!"
And she shuddered with the recollec-
tion of ber humiliation. “Titan I had
a dream." went on June. with more
vigor, bound now to make them un-
derstand. “I saw myself being paid
for being s wife. as mummy pays the
servants and Ned pays his loenogla-
pher. I saw Ned giving the money as
he gives it to beggars! 1 saw myself
always holding out my hand for 
ty!" And she was n most pathetic lit-
tle ilgurs as she upturned' her pahn.
“I couldn‘t stand it. So 1- threw down
the $30 and illpped ol thrtrhln and
cams back.” _
“But you had no money!" said Iris.
“I got on the train anyhow and sold
my watch to a funny old lady." June
explained. She paused to remember
something-the black Vandyked man
who now had her watch. Bs had
bought it from the old lady on the
train. so that June could some day re-
deem in That was very nice of him.
l l
r-lem 
l §
_¢‘.\
4-. ' '-
itz'
He Caught Up the Portrait and Pross-
l ect It to His Lips. _
She had his card and was reaching for
it when she noticed that iris had gone
to the telephone. ' ,
“You mustn’t telephone anybodyl”
the runaway bride insisted. “You
would be betraying my coniideuce."_
“But what do you intend to do?"
“What about Ned?" Bobble suddenly
blurted. the thought of young`Warner,
alone on the train with the honeymoon
luggage, flashing on his mind. _
“Ned's adarlingl” And June‘s_ lip
qulvered. "He’s an angell' But I can-
not be s burden to be carried on Ned’s
back. I shall stay away from Neil un-
til I achieve my own independence.
Then we can walk together hand in
hand-in mutual self respect- and ac-
cepting from each other nothing but
love!
“lt is for his happiness as well as
for mine." June insisted hrmiy. “The
world will not be happy until women
wall; in _strict equality with men, I_rls,
dear." She saw by the face of her
friend that cold logic was wasted. Tho'
two girls walked upstairs, and Iris ush-
ered her still bosom friend into a cozy
little guest room. .
Meanwhile Ned Warner began 'to be
familiar with the bronze panther on
the overhanging rock in the park and,
casting back in his memory, reilectsd
that he must have passed it about ii've
times.
But why had June married him?
Why had she walked down the aisle of
the Brynport chapel with him that
morning? Perhaps the black Vandyk-
ed man was married, and marriage
was- the only rosd to June's freedom.
He could stand this train otthghts
no -longer. He whirled up hiv "de
drive, past the very house when Juno
was then talking to lrls and turned
his key in the loci: of the place which
was to have been home Home! And
this was his return! Hero were all
the furnishings which they had bought
together. Here had clustered all his
dreams of hlpplnese. ` '
ltinsetbeliistiubtojlnd tliotihool
Juno _wah ldll June-and his June!
Hs eauiht up the portrait and priqed
ltuihlsllpsahdheldltlnhlssriih
inae\skuownhytneheasobht_n¢,'@
at that moment June and iris were
sitting in the big walnut, paneled li-
brary, and Bobbie wandered in. When
hs saw the girls he started back.
“noirt go, Bossier- exiled ms. the
walked straight _hp to him and hold
out has hahd. "P_roducsl"
"Whats the prloef’ hs asked.
:gig s hundred.” _ _
ow dld_yo_u guess my rom' is-
qaimitiio elioertoi hottie. dressing
I a»lia|_ig‘l';iho__f'fhllls with 
J”-_ _Ft _ #M 'WU U
lun enhansssmant had siiriiys
_ _ of _
it
arg =
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into
si-it 
°°0hl"
eases
gf'
it
tin-
_ __ _ _ . . _
is for 
cols and I’ll"-ith Bob-
lwsy. “0l, I cal't'
I_ dila’t. _know yon
lol\_Ns_!’f __
WP hiurteu
“ ‘s the easi-
I _’_M!e0pt. I Ill
 ’-5t“i‘».¥-»n‘l°n=
can I
you acceptformesglftofnioley
hom hiiliandt Don'tbiuitf.7
ple."
"Oh, llr. Thomas Rot!" exploded 1
Bdbbio. °
with spirit. “Because the man
ly “hutifshesgoingtodraw the line
on money which has been handed
be it been from the mint.”-
ve me," mused June.
"Oli, that .was delays mosey." ill
from them now that Pm married. Iris
oouidu’t you go out to the house and
say you'll send it to mei'
immediately with enthusiasm. “We‘ll
here." warned June. “You mustn'i: let °
any one knowl"
Within tive minutes lrls and Bobbie '
in the swift little runubout were head-
had found s picture of Ned among
it was with constant reference to this '
and amid constant talking to it and
constant caressing of it that she penned
her important message:
My Poor, Daar Boy-1 cannot explain in s
letter what happened today. When I nm
free. dear Ned. 1 will make you under-
stand and forgive. You must not try to
CHAPTER ll
corner of the Moore house in
all ber glory-stil! lavender
dress with the red posies on it,
yellow but with the green feather, tan
hoesand blue stockings.
"Howdy, Aunt Debby!" Bobbie Bleth-
erlng. with his chsttel beside him,
swung up the drive in his fast little
runshout.
June’s parents came to the door,
John J. Moore in the blue and tan
smoking jacket which he had refused
to wear until tenderness at June's sp-
proaching departure had brought him
to it. and Charlotte Moore in the gray
silk dress embroidered by .'lune"s own
hands.
“Colne right in,” heartily invited Fa-
ther Moore, and Mother Moore, with
soft: eyes, shook Bobbie by one hand
and Iris by both.
“We have only s minute to stay,”
began Iris, sisrting to talk as they
went into the llbnry. "I heard from
June," Iris rattled ou. Father Moore,
in gre parlor, came straight ¢_iv_er._
“ he missed her purse," gllbly want
on Iris, while Bobbie eyed her with ad-
miration. “She's afraid she ioat lt.
Did she leave it here?"
“Bight on that table.” And Mrs.
»lloere‘s eyes sparkled. She _took it
from a drawer in s desk.
“That girl always was careless about
money,” llutlled hir. lioore as if it
were a virtue. '
Bobble glanced st Iris. She was as
serene as s pints of ice cream;
“rn keno it to her," oirereu iris. sho
Hrs. Moors lmilingiy put it in her
hand. _
"Why didn't June wire us? puzzled
father, his nits bulslns in the pockets
of his gay smoking jacket _
"res, why uian't mei* :fathers '
voice was full of anxiety, but ss she
saw the unrudied exprsslnn of iris
Blstheri.ng's face she began to bridle.
if .Tunis could wire her friend, why
couldn’t she wire her mother? _ ~ s
"ron have mn noir delivery out
here," promptly explained Iris.
"Just what did she say?" , . __
Iris cast her eyes to the ceiling und
began telling od the words on her tin-
lid.
"Phone mother I csn't ilnd my purse.
bio _z _forget in nmemei, him. _
Bnsheis of love to all. June.” j
-Twenty minutes word all the cellars l
could spare. 'rhey drove down the - l
 A taxlclb lashed by them,
but till) did not nodcd lf. Ned Wall-
nir wg: the taxi. and he was out
and u on the poi-cligxibrs the ma-
chlas had mis to it stop. John
-
I
"irpeh-issaf it his his -iii-
:w‘sh'xpi'&io:.m ‘ ” ml
QFU- _ ‘
,"is_h‘tshs with your* Tloveiesol
HQHWIIHTIIIHINQQII.
 hlhhn.
h'ia§"Hen»ee
'
“That attitude is at the hotbum of ll
the whole thing, Bobbie,” argued June. b
has
made himself the master. That de-`
stroys the woina'n's self respect, and ! W
love dies." 5
She’s n line hid. said Bobbie hsarti it
mm a mn to s woman :hen have N
t win you so, Inner' mites :ie
ris.
“If I only had that purssf mummy h
" in
“Sha got that from your father,"
brightly replies. no ii-see or concembn ll
supported the woman for egg he had
I \
her brow, "and it's the last I can tl" _ th 1"
' ed
th
gn right out now. nenhieesii theesr." C
“You mustn't lei: them know rm *
ed for Brynpori. in the library June lo
w
It,” Gund Milled out
vvsat I' ' s do in
* _ _ _
_ your _ _ .- `
ine, please. lun nghtins for a princl- from Noose. _
os
mo _
Ped' _
llilll
emit
express
a
tru
ml
some other intimate photographs. and ‘
hal
and your unhappy bride. JUNE.
H 'UNT DERBY came around the '“
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s
ith lrm
“What
This llllr`pl'y_
Tins was as
also misgu-
£60?"

“I don't understand. She told me sho CHAPTER I"
t her purse. I gave her some mon- Rs ILBERT Bmw ' 3 I
y, and she went to sleep with her .hrgl voiced colivene ‘Isa 2
xi ’
rder the car."
They were grim and silent as they
ped away.
While they rode the black Vandyked
n, in Sherry’s, sat st the end_ of u
ng table between a jovial host with
P.
There were a dozen placed at the
uded 1 halt dozen vivadoua and say °°""""° W" " '“ '°°" "' bringing it part of the mn wiin nim.
y gowned young women, were dmc the uve earnest visitors Did you say and hem he M, |-"M ci;-em
on audtalephoned. The station mas-
r at Farnville reported that be saw
er getting on a down train. I took an
and overhauled her as we ca me
to the Grand Cénfrsl station. I saw
Bohm’ W" “anna mon” to mmm’ hier leave the station and get into s
her. "!on are holding something back!"
oore charged. “I want: to know the
'You have all l can tell you." declar-
Ned. He would not tell them about
e black_ Vandyked man, and June
.. .. was Mrs. Warner now.
Just the thing! iris was bubhllns _,Wm yu” get your “mm pmw
lisrlotte?" June‘s father finally said,
nd ross. “We are going to Iris. 1'1l
gray mustache and a ponderous man
ith heavily, liilded eyes and short
end on my shoulder. I pillowed her »
comhrumy. an th "at "Y nu big green parrot. izhlchi from
'° ._ len h d h 'e` ose
7 ‘nd "ent mm tb’ 'm°k°" I “gp and helghtsdf eve o:'cg:?_lhi§il,t :ave
m ‘° 1°* -Qt he' “N” "en W Irs sister to her. A maid announced 
mu' ua “Mn”-I “me mek ut" mt some one had wanted 'td see Mrf.
o had passed Farnyiile she was gone. Bm” nd' .mee he was nb,” hom* _
M’ 1°" "M mm” °° tm’ mt' He” would hire. Blye care to ‘say whenil
1" pl$‘“:ua° ::g:a°gut;'?:n:_h° three he wus? He came to New 'York on as
I
“How do you know sbs returned to eaggtzig; me mmnuy_ she "I
w York?" demanded Moore
° ° h ll d
‘I saw her. I got oi! at the next sta- “might mm t ° hu an
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fab _ . .
but the others of the party, which in- M"" °’"’°"* 92° Vé.“ A” s"";," V:t'°°
cl - `
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in _
S- TDS flféb mel! hiked ill 10W Mr. Blve returned on an early train?"
Than he flashed open the lid. All penetration. '-‘Mrsr-Blye beganjtogvor-
three men bent eagerly over tl: They ryiherself. . Also she l_iegan_'.to suspect
gazed upon the lovely features of the That-last=_was_her specialty. _"_'lf- you
runaway, bride. their faces bent: close will tell methe nature ot your business ¢
together. They clapped the blsckiilan- with Mr.`B_lye`i-'maybe able tu’_locata
dyked msn on the shoulder. him."
It was during this time thai; June “I want my daughter!" blurteil out
_Warner, sitting quietly in a corner ot John nloore. his lips squaring.
the library with Bobbie and 1:-is una "om" and Mrs. Bl.ve`s volvo rose
with her mothers purse still in her “Your dangbterl" She glared utthem
hand, heard a familiar voice in the fora moment. “Will you please \vnlt':"
vestibule. she asked and sailed buck through the
-iD|¢qy|» gh; guhgq mm _nu hall. They could lienr her sharp voice
chair in a lash and went upstairs to telephoning. She had culled ber hus-
he,-1-0°m_ bund's clnb.,nnd they heard her ex~
“Wh'ere's Junlei” Hrs. Moore had claim iudlgnnntly, "Where, Sherry’si",
pub” nu-,ugh “heap ¢f 3,, mm She was hack. hinting. Shnhad her
John Ho", mikd gfngzhg ¢9_B¢b. hat in her iiund. “He's nt Sherryfsl”
bi lm th 5 ‘ " '_ k | . she slirllleil. -
“sl-|.;n,,e¢¢;l.f,¢t`¢l?:.'|;.:::|,,g.;|l|';'° n An electric _coupe stood at the door.
-qyhmvs my gm?" ng gemgnqeg She slammed into that. turned on the
-Bohm, Biomy '{n|'h{»¢§~,¢_ lights and rolled away with as much
owen “ws hate," |19 nm a-what vigor as was in the capacity of her
Onan' ` machine. Bohbie‘s riinubout darted
dr" te" you 'hat 0! mn md nu after her and passed her and then
“Juno _has decided not  :eo any of gzzgfei-L: _""1‘s;‘l’“”° Wm' mf' "_" tl"-
you just yet, and she-_won tl _ _ - '
outa." “ned ul.-_ nobr* "nh" Poor Julie! lt had been linid for her
ao” it anmemfv " to leave those beloved voices down
there in the library but she lihd made
i. ' . _
Mm' i°_°k "'=°-'°‘-'-"9 3°!" th°f"P-t°_ up ner mind very nrniiy that neither
_she nor Ned could be happy if she was
always to`feel that she wash cbatteL
She 'ran back to the desk. for Ned's
i‘ihoto'g1-sph. then stepped lightly out
on the tiny side porch. jumped down to
the little embankment and ded. ss
iight-as tlilstledoivn. along the side of
the house and ont nt the little grocer‘s
gate.
Where how should she go? The
apartments. their home. hers and
Neil`s! She hurried up in th’at direc-
tion. but nt ine mst corner one stopped
for nn instant and darted oyer toward
Broadway, She had reellsid three
things almost sliniiltnneqllsly-iirst,
that they might come out ol’ the Bleth-
erigg house nt any instant and see her;
second. that she nad no hey mid. third.
that Nen'n.i¢nt come there. it would
be the most likely place for him to go
In his loneliness.
ln fond memory. stopping nt the
drlt dai-k.corner. she went over each
of the 'dear rooms. furnished just to
ilt.her and delight her-the white and
_uw reception room. the white and
uniivin room. the white and
_ I _
_black llllrary, tho white and hills bed-
l'¢_om.\rutjnii vvnite ant-neu. 'she uw
Ned in every renin und iiemit were.
"» 3"Why`hro you  aleii's`ill;".»' Now tluiiied and llillliiy she was ex-
" H h “_ h i>er_l_mepting with the toy rnnge, ubw
°°'°’ °' “I” 'Nu' "" “ they were dining together all alone.
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her then, but 1
her maid. hiarie. seize se_veral__ g`ar~ I
‘ Debby. out of breath *front _t’u1iiilng, _
_ but June only woven it 'iiihd at ner 'si _
the house. and a black Vssdyksd man
.had dllghted.
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that women?" Oss lesa.
lcculiull U* ‘UW
tlrl 
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As down
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confusion and blamed his wife for t
"V
scene, for now slis was is the lea 
of the excited group, which was rush-
ing toward him.
_vmioooi5iuu_1¢__h;ss_n_su =
The house or ine Moores at B Lille la only s Ye* ok imiétree "sway
no the ‘zitn¢_nei' ,ivli»ieira“ie' om
de" om ‘noun ft _'mad m'c'k_ ‘mm _ *lite the 'Csdadia `s. One ‘ot-‘our '
port was dark when June arrived. the 1
ine aim trees. with a alsimy lull m
thoroughly appreciated, and at the
ni ng
_- '- ‘- - ~ ~ 's  iroiirrinim rnsivchmpru §.-
` ` ` ' rn- _ 
ue
ntelltgehce 'oiliceiiii luis translated* lor
e an article in _Gazette De llliiiéi a
ruinn iibilcntion, which is 1-e'mark~
bless showing der' aniliareit oi' the
gate she _hesitated as if, with no one _ British. lt is -'hegded ' "illdod and
beauty which she had never before '
_ _ ` ll
ir
to welcome ber. she had no right here.
'There was s. welcome. though, and a
on." and is as follower- `
joyous que' A 'Wi hu", mm . "_ _ ‘young and_'o d, has in their heart an
image of Bismarck 'as a -pillar ofdre.
“Bach German than and woman.
m
ries of delighted barks from her dog 1 which Wm sm-,p,m us du"-bk ‘E5 ‘_
Bouncer. ' ` _ `
_ ' -_ ' is -
pesiuoua days that 'ore hhoad. This
The hole through _which he usually 1|;-¢ is 'revived in 'quit ani-ip,” bfgug
emerged had been found and closed. - and will he continued. This ilre of
le, and wine hissed at every plate, but he wasted no time on that. Ba _ hate, for no _one is repeating, `now_the
mere" “ma through we wmdom old Biblical phrase, ‘love the enemy!
ing W
round her, leaping nt her, crouching,
place and in-his heart at auy_hour-,ol
no ~ una known ner very presence
from far back-lnvtbe sn'_'e`d. -_ 
it wus the ‘work of a minute fordune -
8.
8
1 C
en 'wiudowand to rush uhstnlri. get
ments and drag with her th`e_se'to_'usd-
ed servant. _ _ _ ,_
“Miss June! hi!!! Juliet" cried ‘Alint _ h
me on eueot out or ‘i_n'e'gr_iv‘_e _
A limousine hid 'sioppe' in front of
lun _
no in_nn\a_in nh ~
tif. were and him-
wert sun ln`i"_`t .fl
Uillllelllwlgl ‘
ilht
hen?" lil
so '
“__ _ __  _.
innmntioni, nteiehnsi .wen-their
_ _ _ in tiielrown waly;_to sifowftheu-_
o clainbcr through nn unlocked hitch- < %n¢f5d roy- the _~;i1-“chzgigggyfyr 151555535,
echoes_sl'e to be pressed into ie
_io unread the gospel ot hs d. ~
land fs to Gel"mali_y." `thi9_h'rticel
oludfed. because 'for us this war
jnlstter of nntldnhl life and death."
‘ tire bottom of h_oolunijn, in :rest
J lhitn letters, its the words, " God
ish we liingtiih." into 'there in ni
facsimile iigure or the author. Llout.
Wol Ks.den._ Que of these pnpors was
precipitated ihto the Canadian lines by
india. of the Canadian Pnliliic
1 so ny 'chatlxes during the
~ months _that 'she is unretognlsh
the' ellentutihre. ' " '
We have all ‘one great eheiiiy 'nfaihst
us, England. The time _has passed
hen'we rendiar homage to anything
~ 3 __ _ _ _ British. God "` tl tlhih ind.
nes, their heads bent together, and wee' Ned tried not to speak cnrtly barking at the top of bis voice. doing gn-ii we will pulhiilsii hier. s'l'h?n5~`: of
to ‘ -
the black Naldyked mo val the "I saw him." everything in his power to snow nu our Just hate in like n new cross:
most silent. Finally he began to talk "1 sm Airs. Blye. ls there anything that ,ne was e welcome visitor st thli 'P _ _
nd grew enthusiastic, and presently 1 can do for you?" The lady was doa _  _ ._ __ _
he drew forth June's little gold watch._ studying_» the _gijoiip with n'_,_shrewllke th, night -0,. da, , _ _ ._ c' The art cts is like the ‘ton cailhggggéi.

one n ren times vengeance rbi-
'th of our heroes"
the
meutsf- and f then otiicialiy .~ ` ' s
time nioinei-'i eninrren, puts
8
v'e"ll'ba\il`ek are to be ‘lhdéitlf "L tll
ic
ifnue¢_ its .union ana his n' '
birds of ‘the forest are to_cl.¥‘ry'it‘ss
hiiisssgé, and when thi? fall the
rvlce
" What 'Carthage Wie 'tohiiBomo. Eug-
con-
is a
At
Ger-
Pun-
ilo it
daylight  The oliicer naively
J remarked: " Wie know how ourfriend
the enemy likes ua. but `wo csn‘ give
l him tit -for tat.”
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_VA_RlEU HISTORY.
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LONDON. 'A\lt’llh.-`-T118 Ehl])i‘dli_0f
out anis Pacino neat 1ins’un‘a%?';
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whim the nritidli immtratty re iiisl
q .
tionsa hm- sn ~~ _
Then the Mslilswfra.j2n'B!"igiigE.l'sd!i‘5¥ 
and th Ilidtlh' P1114. - `
3; and gtteglr her ‘as 'a‘ hosgrm R 
; slid ‘uasiioh with 'the how _ 0
 the recently init Bombay
r ‘ 
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witnhm rea nT»s'v'l.hi»°i'iiiiiq°i’.' °°
Deck space which was
UHUIY baskets is MW nh &“3ee:tf:i`l‘
with tens roi- sioimasi  i ~
_ " '- bee
1 if” _nn if
vo sa-acted coin "
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