THEY'D TRY BOTH.
T'ai-. story is told ut a jouag hon ■:i i-iiidV iron) the country, In
■.i :-n-t(::i!<'.! to \<tv simple fare, v •..aui.d to (1.) the toi:- in stylo. Tl p.u i ■> al ;; liia !:Mi'l. " \\Y want ill!!,. :'," .-:::iHllC ll li:i:nl. " I).nil. ,- for two." -C. ,:..i;ilv. -.;>. Whi«-h Wlfl 3 i .-.«•. i-il.li- d'lintf *n- si l.i i-artoF"!
..in,;.::■. i the luislmiui hut lie wMJ t' ,■ i.': 'n t.i surrender. !'or d moim j .. |,,n'!. ;, i. I,i,i only for n moment - Wliii 4 . i.ln von think, wife?'' he I .1.,.1 v. "Oh, !i;::i- the oxpen '■.S.-.iti.-, l.i-u" '■■■ -<'.■•• of eacK.
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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 132, 14 January 1916, Page 4 (Supplement)
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99THEY'D TRY BOTH. Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 132, 14 January 1916, Page 4 (Supplement)
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