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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
A Gift to Give.

It is often difficult to decide what to
get your friends for holiday gifts Here
is a suggestion:
Good morning, Jennie, have brought
you a nice present" said Gertrude, as
she handed her friend a neatly wrapped
package.
The pale, weary looking girl, who was
slowly recovering from severe illness,
opened the bundle and held up a large
bottle of clear, rich medicine.
Hoods Sarsap arillal" she exclaimed
I have been reading about it today
and wished 1 had a BOTTLE
On New Years Day Jennie was able
to be out on the street, and to her
friends who remarked how well she was
looking she simply said, Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and every one of them knew
It was the great medicine that had
given back her health.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
DID NOT CURE
Bot Greatly Helped by Change of
Food.

"A lady in Harrisburg. O., is frank
enough to say that while she has been
helped. she was not entirely cured in the
change of food and taking up Grape
Nuts food She says she began eating
rich and highly seasoned food when she
was young and followed it until she set
up a bad stomach trouble, with severe
attacks of nervous sick headache.
Finally rheumatism of the joints set
in, and now some of her joints are dis
located by the heavy deposits forming
about them and pushing them out of
place, so that she is almost helpless. Her
nervous system was wrecked and the
optic nerve affected so that she could
not read without bringing on nervous
prostration and insomnia that would
last two or three nights.
Last fall I heard of, and commenced
the use of, Grape-NutS as a food. 1t
has since been both food and medicine
to me, for have taken very little medi-
cine since I began to use it. After 10
months I find a great improvement in
my brain and nerve power, am no
longer troubled with sleeplessness, 1
suffer very much less with my rheuma-
tisrn, and can read several hours a. day.
one day after the other and sleep well
all night
Il am by no means entirely cured of
rheumatism, but I have been made so
much better by the use of Grape-Nuts
food that / am sincerely thankful for
it The name will be furnished by the
Postum Cereal Co, Ltd, Battle Greek,
Mich.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
WILL BID eeTHE EAGLE.,
Name Practically Selected For the
New Cup Defender.

New York, Dec. s.-W. Butler Dun
can, IT., the manager, has come to the
conclusion that Eagle" would be an
appropriate name for the new cup de-
fender. but has not yet fully reached a
decision in the matter.
1t is Mr.. Duncan's purpose to secure
an American crew for the new boat
Contrary to the expectations, however,
they will not ali be chosen from the
sailor boys down in Maine as were the
crews of the Defender and the Columbia,
but they viii be from, FALL around" "Ait
around" means that Mr.. Duncan and his
skipper viii select men Of experience
and intelligence, strong. wiry and alert
qualities demanded in the crew Of a
boat defending the Americas cup. There
will be more than half a hundred Of
these, all told.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
SPORTS AT BUFFALO.
Exposition Managers Plan Diversified
Athletic Entertainments.

New York. Dec. S.-The committee on
sports of the Pan-American Exposition
to be held in Buffalo, has announced
some details of the plans for the games
to tai place at the exposition
Att ugh no definite engagements
have Jeen made the following games
have oeen tentatively planned by the
committee. and are now the subject of
correspondence:
College baseball, college football. the
intercollegiate meet, which is usually
held each year in this city; the annual
track and field championship meet of
the Amateur Athletic union, lawn tennis
tournament, in which all the leading
American players and possibly foreign
representatives may compete; cross
country running, la crosse between lead
ing Canadian and American teams for
the championship of the world; cycling,
Gaelic football. associat ton football, wa
ter sports, basket ball. rogue, Caledon-
ian games, gymnastics, cricket. bowling,
professional baseball, New York state
school athletics and military manoeu-
vreS.
Nearly all of the contests will be for
the worlds championships.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
FOR KANSAS DAY.
Executive Committee Meets and Ar
ranges the Programme.

The executive committee of the Kan
sas Day club met last night and made
arrangements for the regular annual
banquet, which will be given at the
Copeland hotel, January 29.
The following gentlemen have been in
vited to appear on the programme
George E. Tucker Eureka; Lieut.. Colin
Ball, of Sedan; Senator Louis Wulfe-
kuhler, Leavenworth; Judge w. R.
Smith, of the supreme court; Morton
Albaugh, chairman of the state Repub-
hcan committee; t. E. Dewey, of Abb
lene; p. P. Campbell, Pittsburg, and
A. J. Freeborn, of Washington.
The members of the executive COM
mittee, which is composed of the off,
GERS of the club, are: President, H. F.
Mason, of Garden City; vice presidents,
P. S. Elliott of Holton, r. NJ. Chilcott of
Wamego, Chas. Reeder of Troy, and c.
S. Brown of Chanute; secretary and
treasurer, c. NJ. Hargar. of Abilene.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
WEEKLY STOCK MARKET.
The General Tendency Has Been
Against Upward Prices.

New York, Dec. S.-The general ten
dency of the stock market this week has
been reactionary, but varied by the no
table strength of a few railroad stocks
for the most part low priced non-divi-
dend paying railroads.
The general outside buying movement
has lost it's force, while the drain upon
the money market discOurages opera
tons by spectators dependent on Dor
rowed money. The market thus fails to
absorb well the offerings to realize. The
renewed movement of currency to the
Interior and the beginning of prepara-
tons for the yearly settlements in Jan
nary are the forces depicting the money
market supply The bond market has
separated itself to some extent from the
stock market Business has been on a
large scale and at advancing prices Low
grade and junior bonds have been in
most demand.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
DECISION WEDNESDAY.
Police Judge Takes Mike Thompson's
Case Under Amusement.

The case against Mike Thompson,
charged with running a gambling room,
violating the Sunday ordinance, gam
bling, and for being the keeper of a
gambling house, was called in the po-
lice court yesterday afternoon.
II was agreed by the attorneys that
the cases against H. Kennedy, Joe
Handy, Fred Simmons, Nelson Rich
ardson. J. G. Gleason, William Semple,
lobe Tobias, Wood Fowler and Bob
Shelby, who were arrested on the
charges of gambling and of violating
the Sunday ordinance, be tried at the
same time.
The evidence in the case was all given
by the policemen and was in substance
that they had entered the house by a
ladder placed at a back window. They
saw the men in the room when they
entered and saw the tables and chips
No one was playing when the police
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
HAVE PINK EYE.
Chicago People Are Seriously Afflicted
With New Disease.

Chicago. Dec. ga new disease which
attacks the eyes and in many respects
resembles pink eye" is said to be cpl
demic in the city. It is infectious and is
not confined to any particular part OF
the city or class of people.
One explanation offered for the origin
of the malady is that it is due to the
clouds of dust which have been driven
about the streets since the windy season
set in.
An eye specialist who has treated a
number of cases said:
The disease was first noticed about a
month ago, but during the last two
weeks it has spread very rapidly and has
reached the point where it may be call
ed epide1nic.''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08

opinion about a matter which will prob
ably come up before and be settled by
the Jockey club. / do not think there is
a doubt that the ruling OF the English
stewards is eminently proper and just.
They probably have some other reasons
in the background which they are not
required to make public besides those
given for the conclusions they arrived
at. We have had similar cases TO pass
on over here. I do not believe he was
ordered not to apply for license solely
because he accepted a present.
Il am positive there is no feeling
whatever in England against any Amer
lean, be he owner. trainer or jockey.whO
does his duty and behaves In a proper
manner"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
TMO ANNUAL SHOWS.
Chicago Establishes New Exposition
For Breeders and Fancy Cattle.

Chicago, Dec. s.-As the outcome Of
the International live stock exposition
which has been in progress at the stock
yards for a week, there will be estab-
Ifshed in this city two permanent an
nuaI stock expositions The first will
be held in the fall, Immediately after the
closing of the state and county fairs
and the other will follow in the first
week in December of each year. The
early fall meeting Will be arranged for
the hreedine classes or fancy stock,
while it is planned to make the second
distinctively a fat stock show to be
modelled after the great annual show at
Smithfield, England. but on a larger
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
Pneumonia Pravantad.

Among the tens OF thousands who have
used Cham erlain's Cough Remedy for
colds and la grippe during the past few
years, to our knowledge, not single case
has resulted in pneumonia. Thoa. Whit
field & Co. .24O Wabash avenue. Chicago.
one Of the most prominent retail drug
gists In that city. In speaking Of this,
says. I'VE recommend Cham berlafn'
Cough Remedy for la grippe In many
cases, as II not only gives prompt and
complete recovery. but also counteracts
any tendency Of la grippe to result Ia
pneumonia" For sale by all druggiatn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
AHEAD OF TIME.
Pedestrian Reaches San Francisco
From Gotham in 120 Days.

San Francisco, Dec. S.-Harry West,
known as kid" West, who on August l,
left New York on a wager he would
walk to San Francisco in 1876 days has
arrived here six days ahead of time
West claims to have wagered IS. 900
with Charles Morten of Kansas City, tina t
he would start from New York city
without a cent, walk to San Francisco
and get there broke. in the time speci-
fed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
ATCHISON INFORMED.
Topeka Commercial Club Committee
Exploits Kansas Exposition.

At the request of the Atchison Com
mercial club a committee representing
the Kansas Semi-Centennial Exposition
company visited Atchison last night and
outlined the work which has been under
taken.
The committee was composed Of Ed
ward Wilder A. S. Johnson, James A.
Troutman F. d. Coburn. and H. NJ.
Philips. Atehison is the second city to
make a request for a committee for ex-
nIanations. I.eavenworth being the first.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08

entered. and there was no money in
sight except 80 cents on the crap table
The judge ordered all the property re-
turned and took the case under advise
ment until next Wednesday, when he
will render his decision.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08

At a recent meeting of Naomi .RebeIxah
Lodge No. IS officers for the next term
were elected as follows Miss Ella NIL
G.: Mrs. Clara Chamberlain Rec Sec
Mrs Matte Bair, Fin Sec.; Mrs Anna
RruSma.n, Treas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
DEFENDS THE ENGLISH.
J. r. Keene Thinks Tod Sloan L. Re-
ceiving Just Punishment

New York Dec. 8-James r. Keene
last night discussing Tod Sloan's stand
ing In America since the recent decision
against him by the English Jockey club.
1T is impossible for me to express an
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08
LIQUOR CASE DECISIONS.
Judge Hazen Will Dispose of 10
Motions Monday.

Monday morning Judge Hazen win
decide the ITO motions made in ap-
pealed liquor cases, determining whether
the jointists arrested under the ordi-
nance which was declared unconstitu-
tional can be tried
There are IS cases. and a motion to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08

dismiss and a motion to quash in each
case. Since Otis Hungate has been
named for assistant county attorney, he
has resigned as attorney for the liquor
men. and Redden, AcKeever & Hayden
fled the 10 motions for the liquor men.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08

ed to arrive in Washington soon to
spend the winter months with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Ryan, at their home 1889
Yale street. 1t is stated that Miss King
will continue her studies in music under
the tutorship Of Professor Bischoff, the
blind musician.
The Ladies' Walking club of O1athe, is
making arrangements to come to Wash
ington to attend the inaugural cerenon-
les next March. The club will be enter
tanned by Mrs S. r. Burch, of GAG East
Capitol street, who is formerly Of Olathe
and one of it's members. The member
ship of this club represents many prom
inent literary women of that place
The comptroller of the currency has
approved the Massachusetts National
bank of Boston as a depository for the
First National bank of Topeka, Kas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08

len, chief of the recording division in the
office of the auditor for the department.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08

Among some of the most coveted and
best paying positions held by Kansans
in the postoffice department mere IN
WASHINGTON. besides The fourth assistant
postmaster genera1ship, are the positions
of Mr.. Ward Burlingame, chief clerk of
the deal letter Office, and Mr. =. A Al
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08

Civil service examination will be hels
on January Is at lola, Kas., for the Pc
sition of clerk and carrier in the post
Office at that place.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
A ksw Mind M UUvtPjOEs,

G0naW UNalea NJ p0bDyH SAYS nan
ltAltnn electrician bns Invented Nh
electric cartridge, which Nv Offers I'M
substitute nv dynamite NM am0ler
Inn powder In mlnpA Wnh hlnallnR
and NV hMnyy Ovduv npn Thp nDlnpn'
Hllt1D UaRJ In The nplpldAp IN m1de
w M eagb0natas NJ pOlaHh and chloride
~ AlMon!M ,llp Wopnvllm yagyi .i.
nea1gdIna. N thp llsA Wp llHphnlEp
IN fffPatad Ny Nh electric Hpngk Whleh
pr0duneH elR0lg0lgtN RnaalH ln0n lhe
ahpmlWIA Vhp Inventor AlnlnH nm
thp MllgldEpA, nnfU aHbJRpted " NV
effect M RIfnlrlellg, mn entirely w
gnenslve and RepfaetK safft M Hal
There VIII Nv mn nafRsatlg NV lhnIaflnK
Nv mAsAktpes whafe fhRy 6Fp sfeYedf Y
N0RsulAy .NeR9H
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
III COUNTY, ylQK WV,

The republican county convention
which met ~ Billings lhHi Rhlnpdny
and nominated n county ll1kel VIE
particularly D@otiNonble f0p Tho absence
Of fnnlinnMI differences which hhVn
disrupted the pNpIy ~ yellowstone
county IN the |nAl Two conventions,
'rha silver republicans ~ TWO nDd fOnp
yenvA ago Joined hnndH win their old
antagonists, thu gold republicans, and
as n result n very harmonious oonveI'
zion WINS held, The differences OF lin
paHl have boon buried nnd WI trust
will noypv nRain IN peHuWpnled
or IhN ticket IN " N named " aall
bo aaid tlat some " ll0 strongest nild
lAsf men IN Tho county npe named f0v
onim by llm mpubliNnDA Tley apo
representative nv lending 'nApnynps and
citizens Of fln county md Hnpil flnt
Tho opposition mDlloI nttnek vpoln my
quarter They viii poll tho full
strength ~ Ihn MnvIy aDd IN HeyepRl
Instances viii receive many domonNlia
votes on tIm personnel NJ llm llnlel
ghe nnWtlN VIII trent Ille subject nk'
tanHlV1Iy IN Tho campaign pp0HleHHAH'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
AN ISLAND or O
Mvepv Husband hsstAtRw UpsM n
Was Dp0wMeA ~ Inv ktRklMn NJ Y

Esspv Husband hsslAtnw sypsM n
Was DpSwNsa ~ ths hiRklAH NJ y
M0aL
ON tho eoast or Norway IA u small
islAnd pAllal AaNud which boASts tho
unique distinction 0f being pp0plNh ON,
eluslvply by wld0WM Tho OlpMM,
stances NnlW which this state u Af
fairs VIVA bp0unht about Aps 40 lasa
QNplONs than distressing,
a short time since \ hmm arrived
Oh tho island from HANaesNNN, Oh TIN
mainland, with hin Wlfp Anl family, 10
participate IN Tho spring pHg gathering,
while tastinH hls v0pps Oh \ pllff pro,
pAMlOpy 10 commencing hls sNApNh hp
happened III make A Mlan stAp forward
over thu elm, Ito WINS lnslAD,N Killed,
Az lhep hnn nOt bpnn \ dnNth on TIM
lalAnn since II ypApA hnfDpN whom \
boy WIS killed. Nv \ DOWluNp from I'M
same pllhf falling on him, TIM Oopur
renee naturally OAst \ gloon over thp
small community asinDllahpl 'hopp,
Vhls consisted ~ some M nAhppMNn
with thplp families, Az n MApk NJ
sympathy anu ppspnol MI mo mon DO
lepMinnl W attend TIM fNNDMl 0r shN
nnlOptNnAlh, which WINS NJ tNku DlMnp
M Tho opMplpW M HNNHpAWNh on mo
mainland, Bnl during thp pUo0NnlnHa
M tho DNplAl ground il ,pnmnnAONs EAla
arose. When lhn mon mlMrNpn ~
lhnlp amnok mo storm WAA w IN
height
Allnp oappfDlly considering Tho altNM
lion Tho I'M nahnmnn determined 10
sAll FOR AnrlNd, NM hAvlnN lAhnn nd
vantage W lhn OPPORTUNITY W ppplnNlAh
their household supplies lhn nOnl WINS
mlhnp hnnVlly lndon phnlr npORppaA
lhlDNAD tho nNRly h0N Wna MnAl NM
|ONalp watched 6y mo pnOpln IN Mo
mainland, who, when tho bAt lind
gone Tho distance Or Ab0nt u milo And
\ bAlr from Tho coast, AAW lhNt thN v0sr
vol WnA In Apnnt Distress, llFOpiA WaN
~ Onpp mn0p 10 HD 10 I'm n|AAIAlnnOn,
DNl lln lnNvy non bent hnnk every bOnI
thnt WIS launched, A Tow moments
AftnpWnpu mo unfortunate alnnols
plunged forward INTO lhn trough NJ lhn
lOnmlnR WnyNa AMI Forever 0laNpppnIu
oil from mOplNl vlnW, livery QUO 0f I'M
I'D occupants WINS drowned, AMI on Tho
following morning lhnlr bodies Wnpp
found AlDnA mo bench,
N0Wa 0l tho nIanslpr VIM nA AppOdlly
AN possible conveyed ~ tho lslAnn, NV
DIV Wllp IN Tho DlAen had, by Tho 0pnNl
mi O1nnI, boon mNlp n widow, hnn Ont
Dp bO Nv lnnny IN 9a Wnpp lnfl without
my mnnls ~ Supports 1hpau woman
nlp now InpnlVlDK NealhInlm from Mo
N0pWnHlnl pONppDMnnl, which N oNpnr
llo0 Wlth no Intention W ApllllnK n
number ~ single mon On Tho lalnn0 IN
soon ~ NplNDHnMenlA nln Dp mnnn
Hnln lhAt N lnnh, however, MI liz WO
men must Or DnnnAally nnnnln widows
n Rochester Herald,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
AAnAAA lnOl NAnnAuunn,

knDAas, IN celebration OT lhn lfllnlll
anniversary on her admission InlO Ib0
Union NV \ IppplIDpE DBvpOapp 10 hold
IN lDDl M TDDoka her onDIiOl Oily, IN
lnlnpHl0lp nkpDalllDh 10 which mo
world VIII ba invited, A slpOng OpHnn
IsnllDD bNs bnnD NlTOolNd W DInD and
nappy forward I'm undertaking, md
thp preliminary WORK bns nlpnndy VIZ
OvOllaIy bOHNn " ID eDbnW, Apnpni
Inpy Of mo KlDHas board Or aHpIpDlI
tuVn, IN ll0 present h0Ad Or lbo dlpnolOr
w, md e0DinID u, N, phillips NJ To-
pHln " Ih0 ap1p0lapy ana Dns mnltppA
directly IN ohnpHp, The promoters NJ
l!lo n%Dlovppl4n promise lhnt knlaAs
through llIH 1904 exposition VIII WvnAl
b1psnlf IN lle world w nm attractive
llgbt hitherto lltllp ekpe0lpd by those
WlD nj u distance hAy6 Nh WittIDGly ppI
gapdpd hnp Nv merely u pnpt Of The Wlld
and WOOllE west
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
Cnppving WO0,,

- d.. # " ~ - w. - L
Holders 0f wool IN England seem 10
Dn trying mo starvation plan 10 bring
manufacturers w pny higher prices,
sayN WhN National al0ekmAM Az th0
Inst three london auctions large GUAM
tltIoA or wool were 0Applpu over In tho
hOpN on Meeting with n better mnrkpl
When thla fnllon 10 Mnlnplnlhn ~ mo
lAlnal anl0, II WINS resolved 10 hANn
onpVy over u lnpRn uNAnllly, ~ llllll
mo OlvpplnEA M Tho nnkt Anl0 hnh W
hold only ono moro hNIo lhlA EnAp IN
alOnn OF lW0 Holders evidently nv
mo lhnI manufacturers lNuAl hnVp
W0Ol some llmn nnn OE llllH plan
IhNN VIII llmlI tho nNnnIllE available
IN aNph M aklnlll M lO Dung nDOWl
beIiM pploeHl N IN mLhnp doubtful
WlOlhNp anoh \ aolonD 'Wln alpooon,
mo wool Onpplol over hAa vol ~ 10
aOla SOME llmn " N DlllnR Up nAnlnal
future markets. AMI lhoAo vino hVn
OnIVylng " over nlNN DO pl)nR ND tP0I'
blu for themselves Neutrality-suspicious.
mn not llk0lN 10 INV more IN Tho inter-
WI lhAn. VIII supply, their current
nnOhh WhoN nlnF 10 Forced 10 NY IN
considerable supplies Nv n AOOn nM
mnnn for WOOlnnA, hNIl N Vnpb doubts
MI " IhOE nntlplnnln lhnlp needs ypvE
much WIN Tin knNWlonNu lhat Ola
supDllnR npp nInhl lNSOnH"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
Inn phnonnpn. n ppmnlmnanl

hThbln Nlp llNllN tpDlDlnA when Won
OAnn0t ONpp by Tho Blbl0 Mnd Tho
hymnDOOh y aAln Henry Wnld nooohop,
nbnl which yDn onn nlID by u 5000
PRECIPITATION ana u blnnih or fresh
AIR.
There IN u large DnlAhOA ID The
philosophy OF popsplrAtlOnl, Tho hotter
lhe hnnllly human body becomes Tho
more lpep!y popsplpoa, md yol Tho
more freely u DnpaDIpaa lhn cooler "
HlDWa,
MANY persons my IN hoop OOOl nv
avoiding NIL unnecessary nA1p0lhp nnl
lOnnHlnu In Tho shAdp Tint IN entirely
uDphll0aOphlonh pppaplrnllOn lnalnnd
on bllng \ symptom Op suffering from
mo lnnl, N Il AIHn ~ roller lhnpDgpOnll
Ana II mny Dp accepted by MI pupAoNa
IN normal hnAlLh thAl mDl0pNln Ok0lh
oIs9, aullloIpDl 10 lndnn n liDmAl
mOlAlonIns ~ tho skin, IN Tho bpAl apu
0llo lhal paD bo prescribed for lhOll
dnIly llan IN hot W0nlhon NODp suffer
morn torture Oh \ AnIlpF nny lhhn those
who make n tb9lp hpnolDl effort 10
avoid popAplplDR' Now fOpk World
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
lIDnuOU,s kaW OplDkl

HAlr II DOZEN London olnDs Wy lmpOli
taDop hnyp complained bitterly lhat
their bap pppnIpla npp Milling ON dlaa
gOumHlnHly sInuO th0lp mnmDlVA came
10 no1npl IN Tho DpOpnp bnyeMAo rOp
summer what IN now Tho popular bOIr
don drink ThIs IN mn1o on Dnplay
water properly mlkpl. win lelnOI,
sngap and ING md u OplHlnAlo1 IN th0
guards, clubhouse lta fame, Hpppnd
From lhnt hpndQuApl0pal ana other
clubs Wepn nOt slow III BORROWING lle
pe0|ppl Tho barley WAlpp mmbIna'
lion gaInnl fAvM wherever WIS IN
lpOdDood, and thIs N moi bNlIoyl1 10
bp wholly duo 10 The fAel Thai u IA
d~lalpIbnl01 HpnlDilQualyl kOlp Or lIle
clubs Wll0h Olf0p tllnIp mnlnD0ps lhls
Mlppshmnnl ollnpHps anything fOp lll
Thn consequence IN lhnt Scotch ami
sOda, bpnndy with Tho Aalnp oOmblnnl
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