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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-10

each can only beproperly attained and
performed by each operating in its
own district
There are. however. moral issues
which arise in our political hfe with
which civil government must deal;
every state has laws concerning the
oath. perjury the observance of the
Lords day, the marriage relation, etc.
What shall be the standard by which
such questions shall be decided?
Blackstone declares that mo human
laws are OF any validity II contrary
to the law of nature but he adds.
reason Is corrupt and mderstanding
full of ignorance and error; this has
given occasion to discover and enforce
laws by immediate and direct revela.
tion. and they are to be found only
in the Holy Scriptures"
1t has already been declared on the
floor of the convention that there is
higher law than even the Consti-
tuition of the United States and to
this statement no serious minded per
son can reasonably object.
Il Is necessary that this higher law
| be given such a place in the founda-
mental law as will guide future leg
/ islation.
The annual conference OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church South, in its
recent meeting at Tulsa. l. r.. said
| concerning the statements i'm Consti.
/ tutional Proposition No. 1903. These
/ should be given appropriate express
sion i'm the Constitution of the State
/ of Oklahoma, so as to provide an un-
! deniably legal basis i'm the fundamen.
/ tai law for all legislation touching the
family, the Lords Day the oath, the
Christian element in education, and
I public morality as affected by the liq.
uor traffic and other kindred evils"
There must be q moral standard for
legislation to which an appeal can be
I made in law Since all authority is
from God Ind all nations are placed
under Christ as a man, I'm a Christian
nation. as ours mas been declared to
be. His Revealed VIII should be that
standard He deals with nations as
moral persons and not merely with
the individuals composing that nation
Under Christian civil institutions, the
rights of every citizen viii be pro
tected and God will be honored
From Washington TO Grover Cleve
land. presidents in crisis hours have
recognized officially all that is asked
in Proposition No. 1893.
lt is vital TO our welfare that W,
write in our constitution those facts
that exist in the life OF this state
and then Oklahoma will have set th,
highest standard that is possible ant
will in fullest measure have set fortl
the purpose of the founders of this
Republic. r.
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PROUD AND GLAD"
Because Mother Looked SO Well Al
ter Quitting Coffee.

An Ohio woman was almost dis
tracted with coffee dyspepsia and
heart trouble
Like thousands of others the drug
In -c2neine-Was slowly but
steadily undermining her nervous
system and interfering with natural
digestion ol food.
"The 80 years she writes, 'l have
used coffee Have always been sickly
had heart trouble aud dyspepsia
with ulcers lon stomach and mouth so
bad sometimes. was almost dis.
tracted and could hardly eat "a thing
TOR week
~ could not sleep for nervousness,
and when Z would he down al night
ia belch un coffee and my heart
would trouble me- AT last when
would want TO drink coffee. It would
gag me n was like poison 10 me
was thin-only weighed l25 lbs.
when quit coffee and began 10 use
Postum.
From the first day that belching
and burning la my stomach stopped
The Postum went down so easy and
pleasant. ! could sleeD as soundlJ
as anyone and after the FIRST month
whenever ! met anY friends they
would ask me what was making nae
so nesNy and look so well.
Sometimes, before ! could answer
quick enough. one of the children on
my husband would saw Why ihat b.
what Postum Is doing for her they
were an so proud and glad
when recouE end g TO anyone
always ten them 70 follow directions
in making Postum aa it is not good @
taste II weak but ine when it Dc
boiled long enough 10 get the iiayol
and rich brown color Name siyef
Z by Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich
Read the little book The Road n
Wellyille. IN pkgs. There's o rea
son
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CHRISTIANITY m
THE CONSTITUTION,

Editor Leader: A number of con
stitutional propositions have been sub.
mitted, suggesting form OF preamble,
one at least contains no mention OF
God: while another. No. lO3. Is as
follows:
We, the people OF the State of Ok
lahOma, recognizing Almighty God as
the source of am authority In civil
government. the Lord Jesus Christ as
he ruler OF nations, and His revealed
viii as the standard by which 20 de-
eide moral issues In national life In
order 20 form a state government, es-
tabhsh Justice. insure domestic tran
guilty promote tho general welfare
and secure the blessings OF liberty
10 ourselves and our posterity, do or
dain and establish this constitution
for the State OF Oklahoma
Petitions have been presented ask
ing the convention 20 omit from both
the preamble and the body OF the con
stitution any religious declaration that
might be taken as a basis for relig-
ious legislation
These petitioners must certainly
mean that there should be- no basis
In the constitution for ecclesiasttcal or
sectarian legislation. This g a proper
point 10 guard for with purely see
tartan matters the state has nothing
TO do. even under the Mosaic laws
there was distinction between
church and state when the king
usurped priestly functions be was Sc
verely punished by the direct act Of
God.
The union of these two institutions
cannot be seriously entertained in this
republic Gods Word for0ids o. and
no patriot desires IL, the functions 0l
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PERSONAL POINTS.

r. S. o'Bnen is in Perry.
Tom Peacock is in Navina.
omer Miller is in Mulhall.
RE. Skies is in Ponca City.
II. e. Skies is in Ponca City.
A. Barbour. Of Enid is in the city.
w. NJ. Baughn, of Roff, is in the city
NJ. NJ. Ryan, of spiro, is in the city.
F. n. winscon, from Carmen, is in
the city.
T. J. Moorehead. of Ripley. is in
the city.
F.. F. Smith, OF Perry, was in the
city Sunday.
Senator ]. P. Hickam is in the city
from Perkins.
G. G. Guthrey is in the city from
Wynnewood.
Editor ]. e. Isenberg, Of the Enid
Wave is in the city.
NJ H. Adams returned Sunday from
a trip to Norman.
Prof Bateman was in Mulhall on
business Saturday.
f. e. Miller WAS in the city from
saltwater Saturday
NJ. II. Adams returned TO Nayina
on the morning train.
S Il. Harris returned to Oklahomo
City on the noon train
r. NJ. Baird and NJ Coutou. OF Lind
say, /. t. are in the city.
F. C. Zethraens, of SapuIpa, is a
visitor in the capital city
j. H. Barrett, from Ponca CITY was
Guthrie visitor Sunday.
Jim" Fowler spent Sunday Will
friends in Oklahoma City.
J. A. Millard came IN from Good
night on the morning train.
j. +. Boyle. from Stroud is among
those attending the convention.
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been invited and each slsnihed an in
tention to accept Tuesday night
President A. c. Scott OF the Agricnl-
tural and Mechanical college az still
water, will present his views to the
committee and Wednesday night
President David II. Boyd, OF the Uni
vorsity, viii. be heard.
The school land department Is
treating an unusual amc,nt of inter
est arid both sides of the question
are preparing to make fight. The
faculties and officers OF the various
educational Institutions viii all be
here during the session g. oppose the
sale OF the lands and the school land
lossees lobby will be maintained
throughout the session endcavoring to
get sale.
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Continued from page -
Enabling Act Accepted


lme Of this convention unnecessarily
ousumod In opposing tho puhlicity of
he proceedings of this convention
Therefore, be It resolved. that the
,ttachod proposition of the New state
tribune company be received, filed
md reserved for further consideration
n the event. after public bids have
cen re- oived, no bid by responsible
idders Is less than the offer made
said proposition
Delegate c. NJ Haskell being inter.
stod in said New state Tribune com
lany. does not desire any convention
rinting patronage.
he Oklahoma Constltltional Conycn-
tion
Referring to your RIle GS, which
iroyldcs for printing 1000 copies Of
he journal records ( the proceedings
if this convention for public distri.
ution TO the unions, lodges, libraics.
to- of the state the undersigned
lercby offer to furnish all material
md print and deliver said 1000 books
onplete at actual cost not exceed
500
.eing received y.,t have no lower bid.
Jew state Tribano Co, by S. X. Cor
ON. business Manager.
Leahy'a Resolution
Delegate Lc9hy from "Pawhus.
cy who has gained the title OF the
Bn Nye' of the convention, livcncd
I'D things this morning by breaking
ITO the serious discussion with a
esontion calculatcd delay the
gonizing process ol oratory viii b
vas cooked aud primcd for the morn
lg session Hc introC ccd a reso-
utlon and President Moray immedl-
ltely referred Il to the mmitec on
imagination Horny Asp wanted that
ommittee appointed, aud out Of cour-
esy Mr. Murray designated Mr.. ASP
chairman of the important commit
ee. Joe Johnson of the third house,
eriOusly objected to the convent n
Infringing on stated rights OF the third
ody brit his objection WAS tabled
GLOWING is the resolution OF the
Usage statcsu an:
whereas. the labors now being per-
ormed by the geography class of this
invention and its most valuable ana
necessary adj the third house are
most trying hazardous and danger
us TO the mental balance of said
lass. because O. the Ia * of necessary
ulcs and directions en1bling ihem
with cloarucss to understand and prop
rly recommend for the approval OF
me convention proposiu favor
abl 10 each aud every proposed coun
ty. regardless of Overlapping oil com
lies. intorsectiug and crossing OF conn
lines. and stilI maintain their men
tsl equilibrium, and
whereas the Rev j. a. n Cobp
of district NJ 81. is recognized as me
only person connected with this con
yeutlon and said third house capable
of using sufficient adIe lives 20 prop
crIy describe the exl cct.d duties "I
said geography lass $50 that they may
ucrfnrm the same nd return ip lhelI
homes iu proper possession ihtl'
mental facilities and save iba aiat'
from bukraptcy by reason OF man
tanning mcicnt insane asslums
! therefore
BE it resolved by this convention
that tho Rev D. d. n. Cobb DE le
questod 10 prrDaro proper rulea io'
the government of said class BOO geo
eraphy. bearing iu mind al ail Time.
mat an prr posed county lines mast p'
/ established
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LEADERETTES.
Dustin will have an oil well.

Dustin will have an oil we'll
G. $. Jones. from Tcxas. picked
G20 bounds of cotton in one dav on
tho farm OF j. c. Alden, near Fuss In
some portions of Oklahoma this
would have made Jones wages SI75
Tor the day
Saws the Osage Journal "Asso
ciatc Justice Edwin, of the supreme
court. has Knocked the Oklahoma
antitrust laws into smithereens, The
constitutional convention will prob
ably open way TO send the supreme
court in Tho same direction The
initiative and referendum will put an
end he supreme cour knock out
business"
There have recently been burned in
this section of the country seven cot
ton gins-one at Stroud Kendrlck,
Tryon, Carney Jennings, Ripley and
Pauls Valley.
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Friday.

Woman's Relief CORDS hold annual
election of officers Friday night. at
T. O. O. f. hall, corner Broad and
Harrison.
Mrs r. o. Barker entertains Whist
club in afternoon.
Ladies of Christian church hold an
nual Christmas Calendar sale Friday
and Saturday December IA, and 10, at
2l0 East Oklahoma in HCughton
building.
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Beginning Monday evening 'heie
VIII be- "a series of meetings oi lhe
Committee on ST. te school Lands ana
c0ntlna3ng GA "a succeed'1S eFenins
Until al claims are disposed oi ana
am Arguments heard Any ore who
desires 10 appear before the commit
tee ca the school land biecl am op-
tain d8tc by seeing Chairman
Bake.
Tho president uf all of ih' Okla
hons educational institutions have
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HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
purihes the blood strengthens the
nerves, regulates the bowels. aids the
Kidneys. cures stomach troubles
builds NJ the nervous force and re
pairs the ill effects of over eating
Tea or Tablets. 30 cents G. r. Rem
fro
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J. f Worthmgton and wife eqmc IL
today from Ney ada. Mo, MI Worth
ington represents the w +. Norma
Sheet Metal CO.. of Navada Hc say
that Guthrie is the only town T. head
quarter in
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Thursday.

Social Circle of Presbyterian
church meets with Mrs H. NJ. Field
ing. sos East Noble. in afternoon.
Acorn club meets at library in af-
ternoOn
Mrs l.. ~ Boadles entertains Fri
dayAfternoon Euchre club Thursday
afternoon.
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The best Treatment for lndiges- ION and
troubles OF the stomach e TO rest tho
stomach. II can be rested by starvation
or by the use OF a good Jigcstalt which
will digest the food cat n, thus taking
the woS of the stomach. All the propc-
temperature a single easpoonful Of Ko
dol will wholly digest 1900 grains OF food.
Il believes the present an1ouance, puts
the stomach In shape. - sa saisfactQrih
perform its functions. Q)o9 FOR indlges-
tion.f sour stomach, flatuiCace palplta-
tion OF the heart and lYspo7sia. kodol
Is made in strict conformity with tl'
NationA Pure Food aud Dug Law. Sod
by c. ri Ronfro. 4
IHIIFiI n. III # ps1s.i "a
our now electro grinder arlndp coffee
any way you want H. ii6 East Oklahoma
avenue Phone 33
TTI
WANT to rent farm 50 or lC0 acres
within FIVE miles of Guthrie; implc
mcnts furnished by owner. Address
J. G.. care Leader.
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.OST-On East Noble or East Cleye-
land. ladys watch with Pin and
hort chain attached Initial M on
)in and watch Finder leave at ll5
Cast Noble and receive reward.
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You get excellent goods at reasona.
Ia prices and get the Premiums
brown In, at The New Guthrie Tea
Z Coffee House. tl6 East Oklahoma
venue. Phone 80.
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NANTED-Two rooms for Hight honsJ
keeping; no children; references eX
hanged d.. Elks bar
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Preyentics, as the nam implies, pre-
vent all Cclds and Gripoe when taken
at the sneeze stage" Preven'ics are
toothsome candy t1blets P-eventlcs dis
si7ate all colds quickly, and taken early
when you first feel that a cold is coming.
they checl: and prevent them. Preven
tics are thoroughly safe ioi children, and
as enectual for adults. Sold and recom-
mended in s and 25 cent boxes by +. B.
chile & Co.
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Have you ever tried the fresh
oasted Coffee at Longaker's Coffee
iousc7 Its fine. Phone 80.
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Our buyer, Mr. J. ]. Abel, is now in
Eastern markets buying an entire new
stock Of Clothing, Furnishing Goods
and Hats.
Years of experience and ready capital
places us in position to buy our New
Stock to much advantage. All the new
est novelties in domestic and imported
fabrics will be included in this Big Pur-
chase. The brightest things that can be
found in New York, Boston, Philadel-
phla, Baltimore and Chicago markets
will be brought here for you.
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Xmas present Of a doll or knit,
with each pair Of my boys or girls
shoes St.00 to $500. Robinso ms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-10

The inability to secure cars Is de
laying somewhat che marketing Of
Oklahoma's crop OF broOmcurn.
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Trinity Guild Christmas sale will be
held at residence of Mrs. John Hav-
ighorst, 422 East Noble. in afternoon
at O'Clock.
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Why use stale coffee when you can get
Il FREsE ROASTED at the New Tea &
Coffee House, tie East Oklahoma avenue
'Phone 80.
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Judge Burlord is hearing the Kohl
murder cause In Oklahoma CITY today
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LICENSED TO WE'D.

Probate Judge Suang issued mar
riage licenses TO The following persons
saturday Edward r. Abcrnathy 90
Miss Eyline Nal. nee. bOtA of Gsthrie;
George Gates to Miss lone Dewitt
both Of Gathrie; John r. Littering.
ton and Miss Joan r. Floyd both of
Crescent
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tuesday.

Shakespeare club meets at Carnegie
library in afternoon. The lesson viii
be the reading Of Richard III
Misses Cassidy give ! O'Clock lunch
con and bundle shower for Miss lone
Coylc.
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with the $40 raised by the ladies
of this city ON Charity day, the tick
cts to tie Elks ball, and the Thanks.
giving collection, the sum contributed
by South McAlester to charity within
five days will reac the sum of 81 600
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There was no session OF district
court today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-10

Bank Commissioner II. II. Smock
and wife came down from Newkirk
this morning.
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Buy Robinuon's Shoes and saw,
money.
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Or A. c. Render returned Sunday
from trip to Oklahoma City
Harry Crowford. of Marion. Ind,
is in the city in view of locating.
ed. Kelly, of Alva. is in the city
visiting r. r. Carlin and family.
Dr. j. r Hamiil left Sunday even
ing for a months trip to New York
and other eastern points.
John Massey returned on The morn
ing train frcm Oklahoma City, where
he has been visiting relatives.
Col f. A. Bourne. of Comanche. is
in the CITY, trying to satisfy the dele
gates that his town should be a county
seat.
Thos. NJ. Thacker. r. NJ Robinson,
Chas H. Eagin and Frank Mathews, of
Mangum, are in the city attending the
convention.
e. G.. McAdams, the brilliant attor
ney and talked OF candidate for at
torney general is mixing with the
crowd here for a day or SO.
Hugh Luckenhill and Cephas Miller
came in from Seward on the morninl
train.
Chas. Smith, L. A. Sweeney, j. d
Williams, j. w Sheryard, Ben VIII
liams and j. e. Miller of Norman are
in the city.
Private Patterson came up from
Oklahoma City on the morning train
o. NJ Newmnn, OF St. Joseph, Mo.
Is I'M the city
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The surveying crew of the Cana
dian River Railway company, th
proposed line to connect Woodward
and Oklahoma CITY maving south
ward via KingGshor, have reached
Darlington and will arrive at Okla
homa City this week
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AuREoLA.

The Stafs fall down IRON heaven,
And leave no trail behind;
The roses blush on every bush,
Then scatter to the wind.
And dreams of childhood vanish
As sunshine from the day;
On every tree a bird sings free,
And lightly flies away.
But an uneding glory
Has made ny life divine;
For have seen thine eyes serene,
And they have g1zed in mine,
-Thomus Walsh
Mrs. "Jap" Peddic-rd came up from
Oklahoma City Saturday evening to
spend a lew days with her husband in
tho city
Miss Ora Heap. Of Coyle, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Thco, Blesh is in Oklahoma
City.
Mrs II. A. Booth and little son will
leave for Sedalia MO, in few days
to attend a reunion of the Dolph fam
ily which is held in honor of her
brother, Earl. who will return from a
five years cruise On bolrd one of
Uncle Sans wal vessels.
The "T. j. r." Sewing club met
Saturday afternoon with Miss Alice
Spencer, 40S North BROAD street The
afternoon was spent at games A
luncheon was served d'ying the eyen-
| ing which consisted OF sandwiches,
pickles, cocoa whipped cream and
axes. The next meeting will be post
poncd until after Christmas when they
will mcet with Miss GertrIde Scott.
NOBLE TATE.
Al the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
! A. G.. Dennis, 40 North Noble, Satur-
day afternoon at 4:3O o'cl ok, their
niece. Miss Addie Noble and Mr. Rob
ert Tate were married Probate Judge
j. c. Strang officiating. The bride
was dressed in handsome costume OF
pearl gray. trimmed In point lace, with
hat and gloves to match.
The parlor was decorated I'm ferns
! chry5anlhcm ms and geranigms, the
same decorations being used in the
diring room, whore lunche was
served after the ceremony.
Mrs. Tate is the dalghter OF Mrs
Stella Lewis, of Lowell, air Tate is
a succ0ss.ul farmer, also ON lowell
both e contracting parties being
promi lt in that vicinity Mr.. and
/ Mrs IT te left Sunday for Lowell
where they win make their home Tho
best wishes of their friends go with
/ them
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Mems Beacon $500 shoes Robinson's
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J. c. Carr and A. Lair, Of Frederick
are in the city.
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United States Marshal John Aber-
nathy. is In Washington. ID. C., this
week
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G. G, Jones has refused an oifc
of $4,000 for a tract of land com
prising l,0S2 acres, which he own
near Jones City i'm Oklahoma county
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Smoke the Flor de VIII eloari no better
than the beat bit better than thc rest
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Attorney General W. O. Crom-
well came over from Enid on the
morning train.
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Vs. r. Dodd of Clddo. is among The
visitors in the capital city
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Smoke the Flor de Vll cigar no bette
than the best but better than the rest
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Lindwau Bros have moved their
tailoring establiehmeut To thc!E OH
stand on First street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-10

When your Watch or Clock needs Med
ioine see FRED PELL. sr.
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Andy Anon from PurdY IS IN thC
city
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"Tho Land OF Nab." the VIII j
Block Amusement cOmpdny's BIZ
musical extravaganza. comes TO th
BROOKS Theatre. TUESDAY. Doccmbe
18th. ate" record run OF twenty
seven weeks In Chicago "Thc Ian
of Nod Is different 10 is a musica
comedy but has a pretty original de
yolopmcnt of rather familiar idea
10 represents the dream of little CIR
Who falls asleep among her playfei
lows And being a drcam, there J.
no limit 90 the license rrantcd th
librcttist The scenes are in th
Land of Nod %
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Il ls your loss as we'll as ours, n you
do not use our 1ooda The Guthrie Tea
q Coffee House.
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15c cgIr value Tor ioc.-ln Cousutu
tiou. tine talked about cigar.