"So you want to marry my daughter, eh? She's a fine eirl, my boy—a fine girl—just like !)-r mother." "Then you give your consent?" " Not so fast, young man. I'll ha-vo to consult mv wife first. She's the one who decides things in this house." "Oh, I see. On second thought, I don't think T want to marry your daughter. I'm afraid she may be just like her mother."
(For continuation see Late Shipping.)
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Evening Star, Issue 16514, 28 August 1917, Page 1
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