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so
many
expressions
of sym-
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pathy
in connection
with
the
disastrous
.
fire at her home,
thai
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is impossible
to
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tnank
he:
iriends
individually, buat
takes
.
this opportunity of
conveying
to all who
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have
come
forward
in
this
time of sor-
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row,
her
heartfelt
appceciation
of theijr
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kindness.
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hopes
that
they will
un-
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derstand
how
mueh
she
has
been
com-
forted by ail
these
tokens
of friendship
;
and
symopathy
and
wishes
that a]]
may
have
‘“‘the blessing
which
maketh
rich
'
and addeth
no sorrow.”’
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Tth., 1922,