The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 57, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 12, 1908: Searching Inside

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... with the oven heat and shiverB of the disease had left me peevish, 'Jyst as you say, my child,’ he re* piled..., my child 1 think eur host awaits us; the trees are alive. To retreat how would mean a •warm of them... was .puckered with ap (py Pension I’-'i fear you are In error, my child,’ i i protested When Brother Feeney 1... began to bafaBteJn his clean, kevenslory tenor as our guards silently rose and left us. '•-'I say, old... sat with despairing head ensconced In my hands, 'i guess, my child, I've a touch of the fever. Hum

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... wooded districts. Search waa made; cattlemen turned out and scoured the range; Krants remained behind... of double material stitched.at*tfie edge, the cuffs are of the same. PRETTY CAP FOR CHILD. Cuffs for Blouses... It didn’t matter much, as the arms were broken off already." < A cap for a child of two Is made of silk... the Widow Houlihan, "sure, an' whin me ould man doled It left a big hole In me heart.” “Faith, Mrs. Hoollhan... marron cloth, the princess skirt of which is caught up In slight draperies to the left side of the front

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..., and amlled to herself a* »he drove hack to Berkeley square •*- "I wonder.” she thought, "if the dear child... a seat behind, the curtain, which concealed him from view. "Victoria,"’ he whispered. In a low, vibrating... door elos*-d on them,. "Toll me I'm not a child, share your sorrow* a* well Joys ” "Everything *... suppressed excitement in her manner clear. 1 have Irops in the fire, darling "My sweet child,” she said

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... Hoo Oatbats, but is Outfielded. ' ** The very, impression of it Is dlsap»|;left and went to third... 411 "20 iio 101 0—16 s.rMM.m -- i Earn runs. Alexandria 2; Orange 5. Left on bases—Alexandria 12; Qr... little do. It was a home run over left field fence and two were added to the little one Orange already... to left. Rrattp, died Mil!* to Breeding. Sox tied the score In the ninth gatbring Olire arrived on Mill

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