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HIGHER COURTS.
second court 81 AnneaIs.

Fort Worth, Texas October tl.--Proceed.
ings in the court Of civil appeals for the
second supreme judicial district OF Texas
Motions submitted; Western Onion rele.
graph Company VS.. Lovely, TO have man.
date issue without payment OF costs; Price
vs.. Garvn, for rehearing; Dickson VS., Holt
To dismiss appeal
The following motions for rehearlng were
oyewuied; Texas and Pacific Railway Com
pany VS. Cochrane et al, Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railway Company VS. Aagler;
CUR, Colorado and Santa Re Railway Com,
pSuy VS.. Cornell ct al; also motion Tor ad-
ditional findings OF fact; Continental rlre
Association VS.. Bearden; stuart X Bell vs..
Rutledge motion FOR additional CONCLUSIONS
OF law and fact granted, but the original
findings deemed sufficient they are ordered
Incorporated In the judgment entry on TINS
motion. Fort Worth and Denver city KAN.
way Company vs. Roberts; Brown et al vs.
McGUsSey; IA the case OF the American
cotton Company vs., Moore the motion Tor
rchearipg was granted as TO the 10 per cent
damages, but oyerruled IN other respects,
keen VS. feathefstoue; Eskerldge IS. Lonis
vile Trust Company can neld vs. McGlas-
son, Shoemaker vs.. Texas anu Pacific lial
way Company; Wyatt VS.. 0ichlta rams
improvement Company,
Other motions oVerruled State OF Texas
for use and henent OF Baylor County, vs..
Chambers ct al, for leave 20 die transcripts
Oltott vs. smith 10 certify or ADVANCE,
pownialn w. Ray ct al 20 dismiss appear
aud strike out statement ~ tactsi Belcher
Land Mortgage Company VS.. Norris, 20 COM
pleSe Judgment entry.
Moirus granted; Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas hallway Company vs. Daugherty a.
Noliya. to hie record. Harris vs. Goospy,
10 Tile Transcript. Plncnam We DICK Tor
appellants - als briefs. MsisGs Ss, harm
ers National Rank Tor leave 20 nie
transcript Texas ana Pacific Railway Com
papy 81 al vs.. Scharhaucr cattle Company.
Tor leave 10 fle transcripts Afford vs. car
yer, TO pOstuOuc Submission, and case
passed 10 tue heel OF the docket.
oxford vs.. Frank ct al was advanced aua
set for submission october ~, fhc motion
20 dismiss appeal and also strike out part
OF the record IA the case 81 Berkley vs..
castor were passed 70 be considered whop
the oase Il submitted,
cases submitted; Dickson w. Holt, FROM
Aentaguei centinentAl Axe Association Va.
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EIIth Court "a Annnala

Dallas Texas October IL PROCEEDINGS
had lu the coirt Of civil appeals, Fitth
Supreme judicial district. Dallas:
Affirmed; + G. Mcclellan VS. r. p. Nc.
Lcmore ct al. Dallas county.
Reversed and remanded; S B. Phillips
VS. Western Union Telegraph Company.
from Collin dismissed at cost of appellant
By agreement; St. Louis South western
Hallway Company vs.. r. II. stilwen. from
Naverro.
Motions disposed Of: Springfield Fire and
Marine Insurance Company VS. Thomas !.
Wade rehearing overruled; L. A ana W
L. jackson VS., w. NJ Corler ce,tnrio,i
Eranttdi Peoples Building, Loan ana Sat.
luSs Association VS., Lewis r. NIosrou ~
az reEearing overrulcd; Western UnioS nj
egrsPh Company VS., W. s. AshcSnft ., " ~
olsMiSS appeal and strike out asslynn,snnt,
Vl VlIVgS oNerrWed Southern on C6mpnnC
~ T. Scales ct AL reheariug overrlied.
National Loan and Investment Somnan' ~
g. L. DorenblnZer ct al. reheorinr psnff a.
Iluonal finding OF facts, overrnied, N ~
hphher q az VS.. Springfield Wagon Gam,
p'uS ~ t,SSiplSsallhg 9verrnledi H. II, Farls 81
~ VS. t!ltton and Willie Spence rehearS,,
oNerrg!ed; Texts state Fair VS.. Henry Nars
" tehe9rlns overruled; r. b. Adams ~
siissout5 Kansas and Texas Railway Com.
HlF, Ndoitional authorities granted. ~
nings Ranking aud Trust Companv ys IN.
~ deuetson, cite additional nufhorittny
stAnied' j Z. Watkins VS. HOPKINS cnuntS
vlsmiss appeal oyerruled; Howe C3rotr ~, !,
Mtrcahule Company vs. w 4 GAit 80
sWiytl ana original petition attached ~
Whv'lon ordered Med aud madA nSrt ~
wy tScptd, y. j. Hughes vs. W. Hngbes
9iSSniiss appeal granted; Houston ana STeNas
NN"'lW halfway Company vs. w 4, RrSl
AAt ~ ql, strike ont statement ~ ,,tts
@'Nttuleu' y n Osborne e 20. " John
N0.eW@oq, ule transcript granted -
1870 ". missouri Kansas and Texas paii
49, NVnpanN' dismiss appeal nu,i 1,ifbdrsrr
ts"usStlps granted; +. NJ Dourlass ~
~ N"n1han et al, dismiss appeat o,.ep
Su, Z simmons ct al vs. Cctt,,,
$500 hutlQlng Company, dismiss annest
hS.NYissSu' sam watson et al VS. Texes asui
., ~.,Hy highway Company, Ole transrrint
S.nsSu, - Louis Southwestern Eeil,rps..
vN'lfug vs. W. ". Marrs, AFFIRM M -
t.tsr w hted: l. Blum vs. Corsicons N
,. 1~.,,. hana' ME supplemental frons,.virs
f~.su' u /, Latham ~ ~
bs,.i,,Ss y al dismiss appeal anneIisn,a
r,,fSs tteneered new bond piotion o,a
me- Martinez vs.. ID. Drarn. ~
t'ss,,,,.." tpfai' overruled: Ennis Nerrs,t9i,
~, S,"n9 " ~ u, sanford M al nle tr,,'
Sftnh tNS.rNled ] !. Case Threshin, NJ
Iehsgfint grgntrd - a. ME
" e lh,1ltted Vince Bractare
~ hwNnA9s, from Hlll; J. y S1nlte a, =,
Re,rSs,. Moleys from Hunt, IL
ron S1Ss ve y D. ketraan " W. J. Cal trsip
5SSasss sss foe susm.ssten o,,.,..
1sHaa and rsSias RaiiEss Va ~
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LANHAM At cUeRo.
Urged that the Democrats Support the
Platform as IL Is Written

Urged that the Democrats Support the
Platform as 1t Is Written.
Cuero, Texas, October 1O.-Hun s. w.
4. Lanham. the next governor OF Texas
addressed large and enthusiastic audi
ence at Turner bail. this city last night,
and won many new friends ana admirers Ivy
his able speech, The speaking was under
the auspices OF the Cuero Democratic club
and his friend aud colleague, Congrcssman
Klcberg, introduced him. The brass band
played some stirring airs. the speakers
stand was becomingiy decorated with dow.
ers auu many ladies graced the uccaA ll
The speaker was az hiH best, thanked tie
iog the lovely mowers before hipi. Tor tie
spltnuid music dlscOurscd By tbs buld, and
ABOVE all, the indies Tor doing aim tAe
honor TO come out 10 hear him He path
high tribute 70 Mr.. hiebelg alld tleh
launched ntO his speech proper. He read
from the state democratic platform, which,
DC said, was the best ever promulgated,
and urged tile party Ia live up 70 every let
ter VI H.. He pHNsed over National Issues,
nc said, 10 tuEe Up state Affairs, aud the
lending Uunti touched were taxes, good
roads, the Outs Ot representatives, convict
labor, etc. lie said tine possibilities OF
Texas were 90 great the human mind could
hardy grasp ia M He expected 20 see the
POPULATION doubled IN ten years, Tie eEes
Of the world were upon her today. her re-
all and np man could kinder guess the
ernnd results He paid q pretty tribute %
the ladies in closing und quoted a beautiful
little poem that made him solid With them,
he was shOwered vita congr3tul4tio.is
when ne closed his speech aud after hri (
Haletseilie today, whore be speaks to-
night.
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1858, settling on a small farm 10 Titus
county mow Norris countrl: attended the
common schools Of that section between
the laying by ana the gathering Of crops.
lie studied law under his own tutelage,
and began practlclng at Dalugeraeld, Nor
ris county. IN 1879 was elected district
attorney OF the Fifth judicial district con-
ptisiug seven counties, In 1852 holding THIS
o1iee Tor six consecutive wears having ne
opposition Tor the democratic nomination
dtcd bY the democratic party IN 1855 for
district Judge OF the same district aud
elected, which pOSititon he held for eight
years without opuOSitiou Tor denomination
In the democratic party: while district
judge he tried as many imp0rtant felony
CAGES as any other Judge In Texas, and was
reversed therein only once. in 1892 was
state convention: In 1853 was appointed
hy the governor as one Of the Texas dele
gates to the timetable convention at Chi
cage. where the first important movements
for free silver originated.
I'm 1894 he was a candidate for the con,
grcssiOnal nomination before the demo
cratic convention. which after a contest
OF four weeks. ia which over 5000 ballots
were taken finally nominated dark
horse,' IN 1890 was 0 delegate To the
democratic National convention at Chicago.
and was later the Texas member OF the
presidential notification committee which
met dt New York city in August, 1906, re
tired from the bench in the winter OF
1S9G-1S97 aud became the senior member
Of the law arm o, Sheppard, Jones y
sheppard; was elected 10 the Fifty-slyth
congress, reelected Ia the Fifty.seventh
congress and had been nominated for the
Eiity-eighth
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THERE WAS NO QUORUM
STATE COMMITTEEMAN FAILED TO
GET ToGE1 Her.
Chairman Wells Made Evsry Effort to
induce Then, to Assemble and Con-
slider tho Panys Affairs.

Austin, Texas, October t--After trying
for a week 20 get even quorum together
OF the state democratic executive commit
tee, Chalrmau James d. Wells expended
over SloO In sending urgent appeals 20 men
bers Of thc committee TO be here today Tor
the purpose u considering some questions
OF vital Importance to the party. When
the roll was called this afternoon only four
teen committeeman were present which
was two short Of quorum. Consequently
10 meeting was held as "A last resort tae
chainuun called uuOjher meeting fuf nvNt
SATURDAY 40 san Ant0ulu
such profound iacK Of interest was
peyc. before manifested In Texas ana pa. "
lvaderu, while tney tiA 10 iooK oil tuu briglt
side give MS tneir views tnBt primary
elections are partially responsible iog rae
apparent apathy
OF To Two Years ago a meeting OF the
executive committee nieaut tuu daHcidll-h6
Of large crowd front all parts On lhs
state aud the rams and die were interested
10 what was going 90 ift party dnurs sos
IL Is all changed Some Soy Il mistake wad
made when tle door was opened 10 tue
lopuliBts aud tuat the od-tipg cupvcntlon
sEsttn Kept PARTY cnlla allc. ANA cJdscu
gathering at on times The conim.tFcc
6eluom CuhVeucs and wheu lt docs the IN lr-
ulaA thinks the mcmDers Thereon shoutd
attend.
AZ todly's meeting with no quorum, tha.c
pitstht went INTO executive session nul ia
iolunlly talked over tIu situation ia Bur
rtss ana GARNER dltucts rbr senatorial
Question iu ais dlstitt 1vas liently touched
1h, likewise Inc county judge contest IN
AnntgpmeY county Without a quorum
me- business could he transacted
IhQsa present were y. a. l.. Wolfe. r..
L. Bmlock, D W. UdcIi. e. v Burkneid,
Naiter A. kecllue Ben No. Powell ~,
l9hk, Andrews l.. a. tishback, s. =. stl-
piles, y u. Lrcy Perry j. Lewis, Cne5tet
a''lson T. 3 Hale aud john l.. stephen
aairman Wen. stated tonight that dsmo.
ciHta always utkc q Heni IT, get OH ha
rAtcUtiyc. committee hul NAcn they ara
solicited hF ibclr district tacY should be
~! lIouc enough 10 attend committee meet
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t1srely Increased democratic majority over
sAAt e two years ago The personal popu-
lfrtty q judge Garner Is responsible Tor
shr Increased show OF democratic strength
On sNis section. II must be remembered
fhft ttfe counties named are bis home
hit stamping gronnd--and hundreds Of crst-
wfiis Republicans nre giving him their ar-
1drfc - circumstances portcnd large DEM
neiaise majority for this end OF the dis.
fsscs IN fact, Il 10 excracintingly a1d
rfirfnsir democratic out here for tho on.
bhna-ts q that party. II Is the general
inprcSsion That the republicans are using
ihfit campaign fund 70 effect local com
hines with candidates for county Office m
me hope az carrying the Mexican vote. but
ins democrats are awake 20 the situation
ara coptdert OF success.
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Iudne ReananIs Defamation.

Clcbnrne. rex'.,, October q In response
to AN invitation to address the democrats
OF this Gohnaom comfy Chairman Water
received The following reply
81 am I'm receipt OF your letter 81 Septem
Der SO, An which you advise me tAat at a
meeting Of tho executive committee they
instructed yuu to invite me TO deliver M
address iu Johnson county prior 60 he 81 C.,
tipn feel houOrcd by his remembrance
wouid gladly comply Nth your request. but
do not think the condition ~ my heath
Will permit me 10 do So, The great ques.
lions before the American people FOR solu,
tinn should be Thoroughly discussed
John n Reagan"
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erayson PreparInn tor opposItIon.

sherman, Texas. October l1.-At meet,
Ing Of the democratic executive committee
this morning means OF bringing out a strong
democratic vote IN the next election was
discussed Very extensive and strong reso.
lutioAs toward this end were passed and
" looks now Hike the democrats In Graysan
county expect opposition OF stubborn aud
material nature
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Beaumont Bond Election OF

beaumont Texas, october ll.-ial
and secretary today signed tas ~
election for the bond Issue on Asi'Hs
and they nave been posted BY rlu Y
stewart The order Is In LINE u
matter already published IN Inc fz
Tonight the city school board Il
took steps 20 get plans for the ssas.
lngs which are proposed undsI Y
They will have $4,000 to expead
ment OF the schools and Will gs'
as quickly as possible
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Major General Commanding the DiviloI
Texas Volunteer Guard
HENRv HAs a WALKoVER.
Republicans VIII Not Put UP Any OPP
position to Him.

Republicans VIII Not fut UP ANY Up
position to Him.
Waco, Texas, October it~rhere is going
TO be little or no opposition 90 Jne demo.
cratic ticket In this county or district this
ycar. This being true It Is going to be
necessary for the county democratic OK
ccutvc committee 70 make campaign Ia
order to get out anything like o fun demo.
cratic vote This VIII be done aud a meet
Ing OF the county democratic executive goH.
Wiftco has been called for October IS for
tLdt purpose
u wns believed for while that tho re.
pubhe0re would put Hon, Charles A. Boyn'
'ou In the field Tor congress TO oppose Con.
frsssuan II l.. Henry There was 10 strong
cport made 20 get Mr. Hoyntou TO ruA. but
that gentleman knew tho futluty Of the
attempt and decided not TO make the race,
hence Nh llenry VIII have no opposition
I'm rnort was made Icy the ponut5ts ind
republican Co get ont legislative Cau1r
datc8, hut this called also aud now noae Of
lilo democratic candidates VIII have any
OppOa ifiOu
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, October 11.-western Texas
Fair in south, showers and cooler in
northern portion Sunday Monday fair.
Eastern Texas-Partly cloudy Sunday;
showers in north portion Monday; showers
with cooler weather In the Interior; fresh
south winds sunday
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Rain;
colder Sunday. Monday probably fair.
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ooIIIn county eommlltee oaIled.

Mckinney, Texas, October 1i,-Chairman
2. ~ Mangum Of the Collin county demo
cratic executive committee has issued
call for meeting Of the committee IN this
city Saturday, October rs, to transact busi-
ness preliminary TO the general election.
The campaign In Collin county has been ex-
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TWo M eAoLY aeArEN.
Were Reset by a Crowd Who 0Vereame
Them BY Numbers.

Naoogdoches, Texas, october I.-rwo
gentleman. father and son. are az the
banl'a hotel IN a very bad condition. ,rne
Post correspondent interviewed them IN
theig room at the hotel this morning ana
the following statement was made ny hotn
81 them we we're passengers "a she noFtn
hauad henstoa East and weat Texas train
uem AenEtnn 20 NAscadoehea lazt nignL
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Galveston, Texas, October H.. The dem
ocrata are gathered at League city today,
where big barbecue and speechmaking
SaaSd and n9 several qee oh @'r re3e party
men 60 leave for that little city nt .
o'clock this morning Among those who
vii mako speeches arc senator Davidson,
Judge Campbell ana nearly an the candi
dates
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COO woRps eoR ecuRRY.
Major General Stacy Asks T. v. G. C
Support Him.


Support Him.
Austin. Texas, october TO- The following
letter fiom the mni5r general commanding
the Texas volunteer Guard has beeu ssnt
ont TO the officer. OF the guard
= tEiuk st IS conceded by all that the
office or adjutnht general has never been
SO MCll administered ana the guard never 80
well ufEoul2cd and equipped as during the
term ~ Adj1tnar Geuwti rhomus Selrrl
ANA certainly The best interests of ia guard
NH bv served by his retention In omice
AS none are 20 vitality later sr6d tn this
matter ae officers Qf tac guard, ! Womb
suggest that each officer address personal
letter 20 Hou. = ~ Il rHnhIm Of Wcatn.
ericrd 1rSis. our future comm uder ia
ehicf Urging the reuppoiutment of Gclem
Scurry
3 hopc you viii attend to this without
delay, a. consider II az vital Importance
90 the welfare of the guard.
I'M oruer tkdt tho matter may be looked
Wtcr sy7tcmDticAily please advise me
promptly uu !utlosed postal card % your
action iu tine premises
'Wm II Stacy.
'Aiuior General Commanding the Divislon
vuNGB Volunteer Guard %
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Witness Heavily Fined.

Mckinney, Texas, October ii.---A witness
before the grand Jury refused to answer
the questions propoundcd 20 him. lie was
taken before Judge billiard. who assessed
q tue OF 500 against him and sentence
OF three days IN jail
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when his official duties os district judac
viii admit. Judge Smith resigned hin Judge
ship some time ago " order 20 enable tae
people 10 select hls successor, and Governor
Sayers. at the request ~ the unanimous
bar OF the district, appointed him 70 suc
coed himself until the general election
when his successor viii be elected by the
people
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Lanham canoolIed nates.

Ia Grange, Texas, October 1i.-coloncl
Lanham was compelled 10 cancel his dste
TO speak here Monday night. After reach
Ing here he received telegram Announcing
The death OF his colleague. Hon. John l..
Sheppard, and he leaves tonight 10 attend
the funeral at Texarkana Tuesday.
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Then will do this:I viii send the sc,
an order good at any drug store for six NAV
DR.. Shops Restorative. He may take ii j m s,ss
at my risk If it succeeds, the cost is $3.50 u
fails, / nfI pay the drnggist myself Ana i.
sick ones mere word shall decide it. =
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BY keeping the liver active 49, X
cleansed OF impurities ana
ward off diseases. .,sudl
OXIDINE is the best LlyeI ~
Tonic sold. Ask your drusshF
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'Not Included in means.
Will see "A PORTION q j:


Admiral Schley Declines The I'D
to Visit Houston.
Especial to The Pxtl
Washington. October 11--ReE q
Schley has returned to the dH HI
summer tour and is at the Ricsuiil
ON Monday next he win leave Wa;
for Fort Smith, Ark, where b ID
main until the 18th. when he yll n
Dallas From Dallas he will niis 4
Of Texas, according 10 the itinsIis (
has already been published IL lA
Strong efforts have been made . !
him to stop At Houston, but be nj
It VIII be impossible 70 accede q IA
quests, as all arrangements laI al
were made before the inrltatlets 4
1t is his intention 10 return Atlit Il
after finishing bis tour. He Will y
Galveston.
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ritns countv Ants . Ell

Mount Pleasant, Texas, ocIols
The anti-prohibltionists today sei's
on the county attorney that ~ !,
contest the recent local option elsls 4
In this county. The grounds Y Y
test are that many persons Wy 4
to vote against prohibition WI. 4
dated by threats and otnerNm
either caused them to vote ioi VI,
against their will or preyentea ~
voting at all.
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IN WILSON COUNTY.

Floresville, Texas, October i1.--At tNe ne.
ginning Of the race between Mr.. Garner
qnd Mr. Scott for congress IN this, the
Fifteenth congressional district, the repub
licans charged Mr.. Garner as being instru
nlcntal N Ignoring the Mexican people in
the primaries 10 Frlo county. But II bes
been found that Mr. Garner had nothins 70
% with such action. but. on the Soltrarv
imnediately condemned as soon as he heard
q Nc, Garner has proven that he Is a
thlS county constantly gaining sirenrth
among them. OF course the county viii "a
efnocretic by q large majority any way.
but Garner viii get vast majority az t6e
Mexican vote, Notwithstanding the Effort
that was made 20 prejudice them against
him.. The nrdor OF the republicans Is great
" ellaycd FOR some reason. and the iealSrs
VINO We're very enthusiastic at hrst are
hardly ever heard from.
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easiest way to convince you 1t is the only way induce m
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The remedy dis the roeult llfetme,s -.
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Dr. Restorative is sold by all druggists.
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UVAIDE couNTy

uyolde, Texas, October i0.-The Political
situation 10 this section Of the Fifteenth
congressional district has begun to take
definite shape Garner and seett haze
gotten together and arc making n Joint can
vass. settling their differences In Joint dis.
cnsslons before the people. rs result OF
NDieh political lines are being drawn. max
lnf eNslcr % size up the relative streaeis
q ne candidates. After a review Of the
~ e9antics composing the extreme nortl.
sth ipriipf 81 the district, viz. Val Verde
ktaticf, .lfcfcllcA, ufaldr, Medlpa md
thfalla, 7 y found 20 be the coasensua AZ
eonFeFaatsys' opiaiou thar they viii give 4
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Will You Write a\POstaI
So Sick One May Get wehs

r.nz no money--smpiy postal card. giving the r.
o,e who needs help Toll the book to send s "a.