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, OWEN RILEY,
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A DOLLAR. ALSO SOME ALL.
ROUND GOOD STOCK. '
I HAVE IN ADDITION SOME EX
CELLENT MULES. JUST THE
KIND TO BEAT THE BOLL WEE
VIL. CALL AT MY STABLES.
LOOK THEM OVSR AND DRIVE
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line. Itlzzlo had originally made hla
Success In “Ophedra,” a classical mas
terpiece. He was billed for this the
last day of the week by the request
of old admirers, hut in the meantime
was the star In a modern drama
called “The Shadow,” of which a
young man of genius and wealth, Alli
son Deane, was the author. The
opening night was a distinct success,
and over our customary midnight
lunch Waidner and I discussed the
event and Its principal Interpreter.
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air to Inspire him with freshness for
the great death scene In which the
tragedy culminated. He stood there
alone for a moment or two glancing at
the stars and awaiting his call.’ ‘A
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an uplifted arm.
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square meals a day you will both need as long as you
live. You know when poverty cgm^s in at the door lovb
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