Telephones Installed Last...Edna May will be Eliza and Ive told Cecil that she must be Topsy Ce-cil...
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SECTION rHE SALT LAKE HERALD SL nAY rPRIL 1 190 1 ci LEVY Patent Medicines Containing Alcohol Must Pay an Internal Revenue Tax NEW RULE NOW IN EFFECT- IT WILL PROBABLY CAUSE AN IN CREASE IN THE PRICE The revenue license levied on all retail dealers who sell patent med- icines containing more than 33 per cent alcohol goes into effect today For the past week the local revenue office has been besieged with dealers and druggists who have already taken out their licenses The special tax of per annum was directed by the treas ury department some time ago but was delayed in going into effect to al low the druggists and other dealers to dispose of their old stock But few dealers in the country villages have se cured their license It is believed that many of the dealers in the country towns will discontinue selling the brands of medicine which come under this tax This tax will undoubtedly cause a raise in the prices of the medicines un der the ban The consumer will also have to pay a higher price for his med- icine which drives away all cares re- stores the appetite and purifies the blood There are about fifteen pat- ent medicines which come under the nearly every one of them can be secured at the local drug stores and especially at the country stores The sales of these beverages last year amounted to thousands of dollars in this state APRIL ATTENTION Walt for announcement of Sanpete Valley traln9 The Pioneer J u Hornvng 3 A Ma- ntlmm IS STILL JAIL His Case Will Be Called for Hearing Tomorrow Before B Diehl secure another bondsman after one had been disqualified H H OHaver charged with obtaining money under false pretenses was taken into custody again Friday night and is still in the county jail His case will come Judge C B Diehl tc morrow for hearing The complaining witness in the case is C F of Little Co LICENSE Int Illl 25 CONFERENCESANPETE IN Judge C Unable to up before FEONBITTERS t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < = Dandruff is a contagious dis ease caused by a microbe TWO Dandruff is a forerunner of itching scalp falling hair and baldness THREE is incurable FOUR The cause of dandruff can- not be washed out of the scalp with soap and water FIVE The only way to cure dandruff and inning hair is to kill the germ that causes it Each day that dandruff is neg lected adds to the permanent injury of the scalp for dand ruff does not cease voluntarily while the hair lasts only safe and satisfactory remedy that will kill the dand ruff and keep it out of thq scalp is Newbros Herpicide Kill the dandruff germ with Newbros Herpicide and the hair is bound to grow as nature in tended Almost marvelous re- sults sometimes follow the con- tinued use of Herpicide AT DRUG STORES Scud lOc in stamps to The Her pieldo Co Dept N Detroit Mich for a sample SPECIAL AGENTS 1 SEVEN HAIR FACTS I ONE Chronic baldness I I SIX Smith Drug Co1 I SEVEN- Th germ 4a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ = ODDITIES IN BROADWAY PLAYS BY FRANKLIN FYLES I New York birth of a third John D Rockefeller joggles the attitudes given to the first and second John D Rockefeller in two plays In the same week that a burlesque of The Lion and the Mouse is intro duced in The Vanderbilt Cup with- J D I represented as opposing an abandonment of bachelorhood by J D II the newspapers are giving much publicity to the fact that J D II is a husband and a father to the delight- of J D I But mere scraps of legal paper like a marriage and a birth cer tificate shall not lessen the glee of audiences at seeing the oldest of the J Ds thrown down and stamped on by a girl whom he doesnt want for a daughterinlaw The new travesty snatches him baldheaded His gray wig is torn off he loses even his skull cap and on his thinskinned skull which slightly protects his sensitive brain fall the missiles of merriment Jacques Krugers face and figure re semble Rockefellers to begin with the utter hairlessness is easily imitated and the result is an image that like a caricature yet is a portrait In but little exaggeration The Standard king goes to the Van derbilt cup race to see that none but his gasoline is burned in the automo biles There he encounters his son the Sundayschool teacher whose piety is made to seem profligacy for in all in nocence he Is found asleep with a gay girls head on his shoulder and an empty champagne bottle in his lap Afterward the good old John the Bap tist himself is caught quite sinless but suspectable in the midst of half a doz en dancing Salomes who seem bent on kicking his head off instead of hav ing it cut off Thus far it has been all too silly to hurt But of a sudden comes- a travesty of that scene in The Lion and the Mouse where the obdurate Rockefeller father is defied by the Ida Tarbell daughterinlawelect with Elsie Jamis as a mimic of Ida and the two fat comedians Henry V Donnelly- and Otis Harlan throwing their weight cruelly on the Rockefeller father and son Here the wild fun becomes al most earnestly satirical and the shafts of wit are tipped with antitrust dyna mite It is odd to see a musical farce go beyond the shooting of folly as it flies and fire a broadside at a seri ous problem There is millionarism in the new drama of Margaret Pryor and high financiering too A Rockefeller and a Morgan or a Harriman and a Rogers- or a Belmont and a Ryan get at each other in a fight for a railway I have been extra wily to avoid designating any one of these six as a prototype of the Wall street operator who in the play hires a wire tapper to steal his adversarys secrets as they pass from phone to phone over a private line The thieving is done in a room under neath the roof across which the special wire is strung The tapping plant has colored electric bulbs to signal the ap proach of foes and there is a button to touch which will give an intruder a stroke of lightning before he reaches the door The 30The fooler audience sees the March ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mechanism operated up to the poIht where the plotting highlow financiers- own daughter has the button pushed for her by a blunder and is brought in limp as though dead from electrpcu tion The act might end with that for a climax But there is more to come For particulars see next paragraph Why have the theatrical thrill weights been so slow to put an elec trical torture chamber into a How can they have been so dullwit ted in all their Inventions of misery making machinery as to leave out the dynamo as a producer of anguish But It is on the stage at last and Oh my a woman gasped in front of me Good gracious a woman shivered behind me Hot stuff a man ex- claimed beside me and from across the aisle came the outcries of a scared child The boss wire tappers wife comes in and Is accused of peaching which she hasnt done and so his whacking and choking dont make her tell things that she doesnt know TThereupon he opens a door and flings her out of sight She is invisible but- a moment though for the wall kindly obliges by becoming transparent so as to reveal the first electrical torture chamber known to melodrama A few faint flashes show the man fastening the woman flat on her back Then he touches keys here and there at which threads of incandescence- wind around her gleaming points fizz and sputter at her head and feet balls of dazzling light fling themselves at her body and there are volleys of ex- plosion like n with thun derbolts Those things seem to hurt her very much She writhes and screams in agony begs for mercy and at last agrees to confess to anything that the man wants her to The au thor of this play is not named In the bill But my dear Mr Edison you may as well own up But Edison had a collaborator whom I easily identify as Victorian Sardou is so practiced or so ingenious- as Sardou in the hiding of lovers in wives bedrooms Who else than Sar dou at this late day in matrimonial triangle plays could give new circum stances to the old situation Mar- garet Pryor has been a bride since this morning only Family affairs have pre vented her starting en a honeymoon journey She goes home instead and the husband promises to stay away from her Now it Is night and she pre pares to go to bed all by her lone self as usual But her lover has hidden himself behind a curtain He means to grab her away from wedlock Her husband raps at the door He i de termined to take Immediate possession The curtain falls on a faithful yet dis Tho graced bride ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Now after all Margaret Pryor isnt a play to poke fun at It is far and away better than any other I have ever seen produced originally for 15 to 50 cents But for its present audi ences the acts with the torture cham ber should follow not precede the act with the bridal chamber for the cur tain has to be raised many times for the woman whose husband pains her body with electric shocks and only once for the woman whose husband anguishes her soul with an accusation- of infidelity Indeed some of the peo- ple at the matnee which I attended regarded the brides oredicament as a practical joke Probably they had seen like It in a farce from the French Yet Mrs Spooner came out at once with beaming smiles- I want to thank you she said for the manner in which you have re- ceived that scene During the week I recret to say there has been lauehter where it didnt belong but this nftr nooh there was only a little tittering and that is a credit to your intelli- gence Mrs Snooner looked like a motherly soul and her manner was that of i 9methIn I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I kindly matron talking to a rural Sun dayschool Besides managing a stock theater in Brooklyn a borough of New York yet the biggest village on earth she is president of the Brooklyn branch of the Church and Stage so ciety and a truly representative vil lager I am glad that her production- of a new play made me visit her the ater Both Margaret Pryor and Mrs Spooner were worth while Next week my friends she went on in a hearttoheart talk we shall present Only a Shopgirl a drama so world famous that really I ought to have given it to you before Both my daughters will be in the May Spooner as the shopgirl and Cecil In a regular Cecil Spooner soubrette know what that means The next play after that will be Uncle Toms Cabin from the great book by Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe sister of our illustrious and beloved fellow cit izen of Brooklyn Henry Ward Beech er Edna May will be Eliza and Ive told Cecil that she must be Topsy Ce- cil hasnt ever blacked up and she doesntwant to but I guess she will If you really desire it Do you Af ter the audience had replied with ap plause Mrs Spooner smiled affably and said Now I invite all you ladies and children to 5 oclock tea with Ce cil Edna May and me here on the stage when the play is over Abraham Lincoln walks Into theatri cal view simultaneously with John D Impersonated almost as large as life by Benjamin Chapin and fully as ugly Although the Lincoln play started but a Sew miles out of town as described in this correspon dence last month it surprised and puz zled Broadway as though it had from the sky instead of com ing in from New England I hate to talk against my own city but the truth is that those New Yorkers who go indiscriminately to opening per are perplexed by an un theatric play and in cases of absolute novelty they wait for their morning tell them what to think It was so with Abraham Lincoln with its study of Lncolns characteristics- and depiction of his personality The lack of ordinary dramatic interest bothered them They were bold enough to Jaugh at a caricature of Rockefeller but they hesitated over Lincoln until his homespun humor be came distinct and his rugged strength unmistakable By the time he waved- a flag and the orchestra played The StarSpangled Banner they stood up and cheered I doubt though if Mr ChapinLincolns will ever take him through the south circus hits drama Biff Down goes drama leaving circus lusty on Its legs New York is a pretty good show town but when there comes a week In which two circuses have a hun dred thousand visitors theatrical man agers delay productions of new plays Abraham Lincoln was brought into Broadway to fill a gap caused by the postponement of a costlier and less problematical venture The Barnum Bailey show crowds the Madison Square garden twice a day yet the immense Hippodrome has no empty I I castEdna partyou tours Then S S a theatrical ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ spaces and that means much money diverted from the theatres as large proportions of the Barnum Bailey and the Hippodrome audiences pay 2 apiece for seats as do folks at the topnotch theatres The circus is fash- ionable Seveneighths of the Barnum show is the same this year that It was last year and every other year since the threering era in circuses be gan What was at first an amazing aggregation has become a matter of course and now we expect to see an acre of ground alive to a height of seventy feet or so with all first rate circus doings Time was when a sin- gle bareback rider lke James Robin- son or a lone clown like Dan Rice was a sufficient topliner for an entire though small tent show Now a pad rider would be derided among the Bar num dozen Robinsons and Rice is multiplied in antics though not In jesting by two dozen pantomimic fools With the voice of the talking clown has been silenced that of the peanut and lemonade man and the only hawkers are those who sell pro grammes But the enchanting scent of a me nagerie remains for the single ele- phant of the olden time has become twenty though it would take two of them to make up the size of Barnums joy and pride the lamented Jumbo And that object of Barnums care and triumph the museum of unnatural his tory has no giant like Ling Foo though there are as tall a pair as Cap- tain Bates and Anna Swan nor any dwarfs as small as Tom Thumb and Minnie Warren were when first ex- hibited although there aie two no bigger than Tom and Minnie grew to be What is to be done to check the degeneracy in hUman freaks Baileys ideals are no doubt as lofty as Bar nums were but nature is against him Anna SwanBates and Minnie Warren I Thumb gave birth to babies of ordi nary size But then neither of the tragic Edwins Forrest and Booth fathered any kind of an actor much less a dramatic phenomenon Dont blame Bailey He is sorrier than we can be that the Siamese Twins left no joint heirs and that the best he can show is a man with a third leg dangling The new thing to thrill beholders in the Barnum is a somersault In the air by a leap rap car what would be called a backyard flipflap if it were done by a man Really yes a clear and complete revolution be tween the en I of an inclined track and the level on whch the vehicle strikes Of course the car carries a girl to make its feat interesting She looks no more than 16 with her loose hair and short frock her swet smiles and graceful bows as she is first taken slow ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I It to have these houplnloopcrs beautiful no skill whatever is or them but just a willingness to risk their Jives There really Is danger No matter how carefully the apparatus is set up there may be a slip or break to threw the girl to death Octavia Latour mounts on foot to n incline where around the spacious arena in an lau e the top 35degree auto- mobile cit < she gets into 3 car and strapped- to the seat It is a wadded vehicle and so small that she looks like a baby tucked in a perambulator for an air ing in the park Airy indeed is the ride she whizzing glide down the slope At the bottom tl e wheels strike with tremendous force a sharp ward turn of the rails and a hidden burch of stiff springs The impetus and the bounce hurl the car upward with a rotary motion and while it s twenty feet above the ground it makes the back somersault it comes down on a thicklypadded sur- face the shock of the stop is so vio- lent that the girl Is desfid her cap flies off and her hair is tousled around her face and shoulders However the is takesa up I dishevelment makes her the lovelier ¬ ¬ ¬ Telephones Installed Last Week New Salt Lake 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Patent Medicines Containing AlcoholMust Pay an Internal
Revenue Tax
NEW RULE NOW IN EFFECT-
IT WILL PROBABLY CAUSE AN INCREASE IN THE PRICE
The revenue license levied onall retail dealers who sell patent med-icines containing more than 33 per centalcohol goes into effect today Forthe past week the local revenue officehas been besieged with dealers anddruggists who have already taken outtheir licenses The special tax ofper annum was directed by the treasury department some time ago butwas delayed in going into effect to allow the druggists and other dealers todispose of their old stock But fewdealers in the country villages have secured their license It is believed thatmany of the dealers in the countrytowns will discontinue selling thebrands of medicine which come underthis tax
This tax will undoubtedly cause araise in the prices of the medicines under the ban The consumer will alsohave to pay a higher price for his med-icine which drives away all cares re-stores the appetite and purifies theblood There are about fifteen pat-ent medicines which come under the
nearly every one of themcan be secured at the local drug storesand especially at the country storesThe sales of these beverages last yearamounted to thousands of dollars inthis stateAPRIL
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secure another bondsmanafter one had been disqualified H HOHaver charged with obtainingmoney under false pretenses wastaken into custody again Friday nightand is still in the county jail His casewill come Judge C B Diehltc morrow for hearing
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Dandruff is a forerunner ofitching scalp falling hairand baldness
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The cause of dandruff can-not be washed out of the scalpwith soap and water
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only safe and satisfactoryremedy that will kill the dandruff and keep it out of thqscalp is Newbros Herpicide
Kill the dandruff germ withNewbros Herpicide and the hairis bound to grow as nature intended Almost marvelous re-sults sometimes follow the con-tinued use of Herpicide
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ODDITIES IN BROADWAY PLAYSBY FRANKLIN FYLES
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New York birth ofa third John D Rockefeller joggles theattitudes given to the first and secondJohn D Rockefeller in two plays Inthe same week that a burlesque of
The Lion and the Mouse is introduced in The Vanderbilt Cup with-J D I represented as opposing anabandonment of bachelorhood by JD II the newspapers are giving muchpublicity to the fact that J D II isa husband and a father to the delight-of J D I But mere scraps of legalpaper like a marriage and a birth certificate shall not lessen the glee ofaudiences at seeing the oldest of theJ Ds thrown down and stamped onby a girl whom he doesnt want for adaughterinlaw The new travestysnatches him baldheaded His graywig is torn off he loses even his skullcap and on his thinskinned skullwhich slightly protects his sensitivebrain fall the missiles of merrimentJacques Krugers face and figure resemble Rockefellers to begin with theutter hairlessness is easily imitatedand the result is an image thatlike a caricature yet is a portrait Inbut little exaggeration
The Standard king goes to the Vanderbilt cup race to see that none buthis gasoline is burned in the automobiles There he encounters his son theSundayschool teacher whose piety ismade to seem profligacy for in all innocence he Is found asleep with a gaygirls head on his shoulder and anempty champagne bottle in his lapAfterward the good old John the Baptist himself is caught quite sinless butsuspectable in the midst of half a dozen dancing Salomes who seem benton kicking his head off instead of having it cut off
Thus far it has been all toosilly to hurt But of a sudden comes-a travesty of that scene in The Lionand the Mouse where the obdurateRockefeller father is defied by the IdaTarbell daughterinlawelect withElsie Jamis as a mimic of Ida and thetwo fat comedians Henry V Donnelly-and Otis Harlan throwing their weightcruelly on the Rockefeller father andson Here the wild fun becomes almost earnestly satirical and the shaftsof wit are tipped with antitrust dynamite It is odd to see a musical farcego beyond the shooting of folly asit flies and fire a broadside at a serious problem
There is millionarism in the newdrama of Margaret Pryor and highfinanciering too A Rockefeller and aMorgan or a Harriman and a Rogers-or a Belmont and a Ryan get at eachother in a fight for a railway I havebeen extra wily to avoid designatingany one of these six as a prototype ofthe Wall street operator who in theplay hires a wire tapper to steal hisadversarys secrets as they pass fromphone to phone over a private lineThe thieving is done in a room underneath the roof across which the specialwire is strung The tapping plant hascolored electric bulbs to signal the approach of foes and there is a buttonto touch which will give an intrudera stroke of lightning before he reachesthe door The
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mechanism operated up to the poIhtwhere the plotting highlow financiers-own daughter has the button pushedfor her by a blunder and is broughtin limp as though dead from electrpcution The act might end with that fora climax But there is more to comeFor particulars see next paragraphWhy have the theatrical thrillweights been so slow to put an electrical torture chamber into aHow can they have been so dullwitted in all their Inventions of miserymaking machinery as to leave out thedynamo as a producer of anguish ButIt is on the stage at last and Ohmy a woman gasped in front of me
Good gracious a woman shiveredbehind me Hot stuff a man ex-claimed beside me and from across theaisle came the outcries of a scaredchild The boss wire tappers wifecomes in and Is accused of peachingwhich she hasnt done and so hiswhacking and choking dont make hertell things that she doesnt knowTThereupon he opens a door and flingsher out of sight She is invisible but-a moment though for the wall kindlyobliges by becoming transparent soas to reveal the first electrical torturechamber known to melodrama
A few faint flashes show the manfastening the woman flat on her backThen he touches keys here and thereat which threads of incandescence-wind around her gleaming points fizzand sputter at her head and feet ballsof dazzling light fling themselves ather body and there are volleys of ex-plosion like n with thunderbolts Those things seem to hurther very much She writhes andscreams in agony begs for mercy andat last agrees to confess to anythingthat the man wants her to The author of this play is not named In thebill But my dear Mr Edison youmay as well own up
But Edison had a collaborator whomI easily identify as Victorian Sardouis so practiced or so ingenious-
as Sardou in the hiding of lovers inwives bedrooms Who else than Sardou at this late day in matrimonialtriangle plays could give new circumstances to the old situation Mar-garet Pryor has been a bride since thismorning only Family affairs have prevented her starting en a honeymoonjourney She goes home instead andthe husband promises to stay awayfrom her Now it Is night and she prepares to go to bed all by her lone selfas usual But her lover has hiddenhimself behind a curtain He means tograb her away from wedlock Herhusband raps at the door He i determined to take Immediate possessionThe curtain falls on a faithful yet dis
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like It in a farce from theFrench Yet Mrs Spooner came outat once with beaming smiles-
I want to thank you she said forthe manner in which you have re-ceived that scene During the week Irecret to say there has been lauehterwhere it didnt belong but this nftrnooh there was only a little titteringand that is a credit to your intelli-gence
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Next week my friends she wenton in a hearttoheart talk we shallpresent Only a Shopgirl a drama soworld famous that really I ought tohave given it to you before Both mydaughters will be in theMay Spooner as the shopgirl and CecilIn a regular Cecil Spooner soubretteknow what that means Thenext play after that will be UncleToms Cabin from the great book byMrs Harriet Beecher Stowe sister ofour illustrious and beloved fellow citizen of Brooklyn Henry Ward Beecher Edna May will be Eliza and Ivetold Cecil that she must be Topsy Ce-
cil hasnt ever blacked up and shedoesntwant to but I guess she willIf you really desire it Do you After the audience had replied with applause Mrs Spooner smiled affablyand said Now I invite all you ladiesand children to 5 oclock tea with Cecil Edna May and me here on thestage when the play is over
Abraham Lincoln walks Into theatrical view simultaneously with John DImpersonated almost aslarge as life by Benjamin Chapin andfully as ugly Although the Lincolnplay started but a Sew miles out oftown as described in this correspondence last month it surprised and puzzled Broadway as though it hadfrom the sky instead of coming in from New England I hate totalk against my own city but thetruth is that those New Yorkers whogo indiscriminately to opening per
are perplexed by an untheatric play and in cases of absolutenovelty they wait for their morning
tell them what to think Itwas so with Abraham Lincoln withits study of Lncolns characteristics-and depiction of his personality Thelack of ordinary dramatic interestbothered them They were boldenough to Jaugh at a caricature ofRockefeller but they hesitated overLincoln until his homespun humor became distinct and his rugged strengthunmistakable By the time he waved-a flag and the orchestra played TheStarSpangled Banner they stood upand cheered I doubt though if MrChapinLincolns willever take him through the south
circus hits drama Biff Downgoes drama leaving circus lusty on Itslegs New York is a pretty good showtown but when there comes a weekIn which two circuses have a hundred thousand visitors theatrical managers delay productions of new playsAbraham Lincoln was brought intoBroadway to fill a gap caused by thepostponement of a costlier and lessproblematical venture The BarnumBailey show crowds the MadisonSquare garden twice a day yet the
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But the enchanting scent of a menagerie remains for the single ele-phant of the olden time has becometwenty though it would take two ofthem to make up the size of Barnumsjoy and pride the lamented JumboAnd that object of Barnums care andtriumph the museum of unnatural history has no giant like Ling Foothough there are as tall a pair as Cap-tain Bates and Anna Swan nor anydwarfs as small as Tom Thumb andMinnie Warren were when first ex-hibited although there aie two nobigger than Tom and Minnie grew tobe What is to be done to check thedegeneracy in hUman freaks Baileysideals are no doubt as lofty as Barnums were but nature is against himAnna SwanBates and Minnie Warren IThumb gave birth to babies of ordinary size But then neither of thetragic Edwins Forrest and Boothfathered any kind of an actor muchless a dramatic phenomenon Dontblame Bailey He is sorrier than wecan be that the Siamese Twins leftno joint heirs and that the best hecan show is a man with a third legdangling
The new thing to thrill beholders inthe Barnum is a somersault Inthe air by a leap rap car what wouldbe called a backyard flipflap if itwere done by a man Really yes aclear and complete revolution between the en I of an inclined track andthe level on whch the vehicle strikesOf course the car carries a girl tomake its feat interesting She looksno more than 16 with her loose hairand short frock her swet smiles andgraceful bows as she is first taken
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