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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

Is known from Los Angeles 70
the Canadian border as a house
which deals fairly aud on the
square with every one We
have been IN business noN Tor
over % years on the Paeifie
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made good goes to prove that NC
have ompioyed honest methods,
No firm can exist very LONG un
less they arc honest Honesty
h the first requisite % success
In business a. well as In other
departments 81 life The rea
non Why ~ many small concerns
10 not make : success In hu9i
ness Is because they begin pur
Ruing dishonest methods Any
firm who has been In business
for nfty years can be relied uF
on "a a firm Who Is honest and
Trustworthy
Nov. We represent 10 tho pub.
lic that this certificate is worth
500 % In gold eolB towards The
purchase price 81 any new plano
Ia our store. and ne also repre-.
sent that the prices are eHactly
the same now as they always
have been. In other words. the
one who - lucky enough TO Sc
cure one ~ these certificates
will get his plano exactly 500 90
cheaper than the ono Who does
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
.FEATS ELECTED
BASEBALL CAPT.

The baseball men At tht university
met yesterday and elected Leo
Frata as their captain for thf neas
unn - Isaf TIE eapthtu-eiset haila
fram Tacoma and alaa from q faius
IY ef baseball players lie was q
uteubef - Last years team. piHN iHs
ln the iufisid Thts year he Nfil
probably Try xaf catcher Esata Vas
at ano time sarlaia II the Tacoma
high Hahaal team.
Waahinsfnu ueHf year VII have
the beet baseball ieam IL its history
The majority - fhs ed players are
back. uut 81 u generally believed that
thrae w1i al have u IA thaIH utmost
Ga Keep their pieces 00tua - the
failure n tha fssfhsii team q wIn
ths mast iuspartaHt Eamsa. A ire
manf1ua effort eiii b. made "a re-
tfirYe The defeats - a - HrgiHE rec
oFa 80 Victories tB baseball Train
lns unl hsefa eaftY under Tfainsf
Cannfbusf. wha ia specialist eu
baseball having coached Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

We have had several business
men IN the city AJAX Us how We
could afford % give this away
and have insinuated that there
must he some way IN which We
make good. that under ordinary
circumstances no one can ar
ford 80 give away $1,000 Ia
trade In answer to this cues
ton we wish 10 state that few
people realize the enormous
anlnuuf Of money that Is spent
in advertising We spent over
Sc. 0o9 90 last year for adver.
tiRlng Now. don't Il seem
possible that zee could give
nNaY $4,000 af advertisement
money. especially II We give this
ff8,9o8 away in tfadeT We al
INIT that We would not want TO
take chances ON giving away
that much money In cash. but
b. giving II away In trade we
do not feel the loss. and. ia fact
II merely represents the profits
that are usually made. 20 la re
ality &c are nothing out on the
deal. but. ca the other hand. II
witl BE- the means Of securing an
enurmuus amount OF good adver-
tisins IN the way Of making our
store more popular than ever
before.
Nov. We wish 20 emphasize
the fact that these 500 90 cert.
ficatea are as good as gold In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

hts Judgment. however. and ia care.
fnl az all times So II il TINT fire..
quentiy one Of his own horses viii
" IN a race without him having a
dollar played On the eutfY
lie dislikea aleepleehaHlnK aud
saouid not train a jumper
There Is funofoe. remarked
Mr Keene recently lie e tho
best green jumper IN the uuiied
States today. rs well as being YER
fast on the flat refused tbdHa fuf
him Ia the East. even afihf they
pressed me Ia sell II poaoiQf can
not Wln for ua on the flaf I Vlll
never send him through the field
dlailkn the game.
Ksuues best handicap hofae waa
undoubtedly nad Leaf she. nj
though being an understood sulmai
mauaerd 20 sin marc than ftt.haH
durlng the summer montha Il Vas
an unfortunate Occurrences. hut Hht
VAS est down e.. Louisville end Il
Be- doubtful Whather she vii 80 GA
the track again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
ASCOT

First race. five eighths nile-pep
PEE and Salt. 100 iksrmathi. ~ 20
1. won. Blue Bottle. tol. SECOND
Prolific. log. thiui Time. iesh
seeond race. faturiiy courne--iaz
A. Murray. ITO CKooRhl. , 20 e.
won Young Davis. tos, second
Crea,oa Boy, iot. thiFd Tine.
10y
THIRD race. thr~r quarters mile
Judge Denton. TOO iitcoksri. 3 20 5.
won. Betsy. f0g. second Lolita
Gladstone. 100. third Tine. 49,
Fourth race. eleven aixteanths
mlic-Coi Jack. ii5 lnnlAndl. 1 20
&. won. Treasure Seeker. 100. sec.
cad San Alviao. i0s. third Time.
/ o. ia
FInh rnc@-Onn mills and seventy
yards Iot.am. ZOE Grand. % I.
won: t.ngNfce. i0e. second. Chan
csllor waiworth. 100. third Time.
asA
Sixth race. thrv@qnariera milr--
Percy wicka 100 tCaiiahanl. 8 10 I,
won: Tnlles. los. secOud. Nothing.
i02, laird. Time. isista
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
VARSITY BALL
GREAT Event

The annual varsity ball VAS
great success last night Ahcut zee
couples comfortably filled the BIS
gymnasium tioar. This function t.
considered the biggest social rxeut
of tins college year and II booked
forward 20 with great Interest BY
stud.nts and friends OF the instiiu-
tior.
The big gymnasium was cxrep-
tionaIly well decorated fer the occa-
risn An imrnense W. MADE %
purple and K1id tissue. through
Which shans numsraa. electric
Iixhtg hung gorxsonEiy froln tha
scatter Of the ealing.
Beautifully Decorated canoes and a
sr.st number 81 bannsra also we're
Suspended from tho roof. while On
tbs fartnesi end " the room waa a
football bearing the announcement.
'iseT--w Washington 20. oregon o
Indicative % IN. spirit that viii be
used against their great opponents
Ths affair was a great success iu
every way. sxrellins Previous at
tsmptN BY faF. and Chairman Halves
and the COMMITTEES are 90 b con-
graduated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
WALSH DOWN
AND OUT

Il Developed that enc entirely nm.
authorized had tossed the towel IN
the ring
Fight peeessdss.
narns thereupen ordered the fiEht
- proceed After half a minute 81
rough house milling IN the center
nf the ring Attell landed a rlght
cross flush on WAlah's Jaw, putting
tho eastern acrapper down and out,
one-sidsd Contest
The fight was very one'slded
from the start. a. Walsh had al the
cleyerneaa and punched Walsh OF
will. lie nearly put Walsh out 10
the first round. when he had him
dared from straight left 20 the
Jaw. but the bell saved tho Boston
lad
Burns Coed Referee.
Walsh vas entirely outciasaed
End hia blows seemed TO lack force.
There was q crowd Of 5000 present
and Attel went into the ring a to
fAvorite.
Tho work Of Tommy Burns ~
referee gave general satisfaction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
.. A. C. AND SPOKANE ELEVEN
AT MADISON PARK - FINAL
oAME or TAE SEASON.

Promptly At $50 O'Clock this a
tatnoon the : A g football team
and the Spokane Athletic football
team lined up on the gridirun AZ
the old Madison street BAH para tat
the last game between these two
teams this season.
Seattle won the ThankagiFlng
game against Soday's opponents b
the close margin % 4 10 9. bat
since then the spokane bunch have
been materially strengthened, Sc
attic also has been working hard
and Rlg Tom Mcdonald promises
TO sprtns a few surprises IN uRto
date football The game ought %
be one oi the most Interesting ever
sean GA a local gridinon.
Several hundred dollars has been
expended by Superintendent inslis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
HORSE SHOW
ON NEXT WEEK

Ne1t Thursday. ai Tia Queen
Anns Rldlas and Driving sluh. The
first horse ahos ever held IN Sc
attia wlIi hezln a three aay display
The affair has hasn attraotinE No
little amount at attention In both
society aud business circles. aad Il
PROMISES 70 ba the sueiety event Of
the season
The best Judges that could Be
secured are 20 offtciate Amonk
them wili be NJ. l. Dobsoa, the
vel known Judge Of 81 Louis
Major rloufelle. OF The United
states army 4. r Van de Nantsr
Of local race track fame. and sew
eral ether excellent expert horse
qYttiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
.BURLEY MEETS
SLAVIN

Tonight ot Victoria Sick Bg,..
o. former seaius prize lighter -
meet FHuk n.HrIH rhanpie. :,
tho world In ihr rnF The two -.
have met before Boo ihr Yukon -
iiuury out pointed EHuu
Hlayiu o. Hu olI timer lu the 10.
having met lrm Smith. Peter -
CON- 1900 gDodo HU1 many o..
Fighters ~ the uII Day The No.
viii prove Ola lGfefrrtlUs one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
nv FRED ). HEWITT


EMERYVtLLE RACE TRACK. Gal.
Dee. throughout the lcngth and
breadth OF the United Statea and,
IN fact, all over tho racing world,
the kcune brothers are known.
The more prominent one 81 tho
pair o. Jack koene A. an all
ruuud horaeman there are few men
IN the country Who have anything
on this man from Kentucky.
The kocnoa nov have n stable OF
50 horses In training here
Jack korne Tor two Seasons
trained aud rarod horses for one
OF Rusaia'a grand dukes. and az the
present moment has many standlns
offers 20 return to the Cars couu
Try a. a trainer
between times. when the mani
fold duties OF work allnw him. he
figures out The relative merits OF
the various fields on race day
when be believes be- 10 right he "a
there as a plunger. he never a.
lows sentiment 20 run away with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
BASKET BALL GAMES
ARE ARRANGED
FIVE Y. NJ. c. As or THg
NORTHWEST BcHGpuLu
MUET ron THREE MoNrHB

The Intermediates have been
chosen aa the team 20 represent the
local Y. NJ e a Ia the Northwest
ern \. ~ G A Basketball Aaaocin
ton na the raault of thoir victory
over the Lees team last night To
the Y. NJ G. A gymnasium.
At the end of the last half The
score stood - 90 ~ in favor of the
Intermediates. ana aa this u the
second victory over their opponents
ia a aerlea Of three games thoy
we're declared the winners uf the
series and the Representatives 81
the institution ia outside games
The Intermediates are a crowd Of
high school boys who have been
playing together since their gram
mar school dBya and have team
Wefk down to a science.
The two teams lined up last
night a. follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

The schedule for gaines betWHsh
the five Y NJ G. As Ia the north
west have been arranged az toi
lows
AZ Everett. Seattle. December
%: Beiungham. December 10. Ia
coma. December ig. victoria
March 6
Al Seattle - Tacoma. December
IG. Victoria. March Z Everett
March 10. Bcllingham. February I
Al Tacoma Seattle. January -.
Everett. February beillnghaua
February 4. Victoria. March
Al Belilngham Tacoma. Deeein
buf 81: Everett. January 10 Seat
tlo. February 10 Victoria. March 3
At Victoria Everett February z.
BelllnEhnm. February 2. Tacoma
March 10. Seattle. March %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
aassaa=zaHssssssasssa 49,
HIGGINS SENIOR
ROLL WINS

on the Lincoln para Ertdirun yes
tardaY afternoon The senior stu
dents % Prof.. Higgins roll defeated
the boys fruFn Prof Wilson's roll In
= football game By = score Of ~ To
s. The juniors are upw arranging
for 4 game Muuday 10 b played
nth Prof Hiarfna' roll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
RACES YESTERDAY


First race. fivc-clghths NJ a mile
Silver Line. III "a nrownl. 10
8. Wnu. Ieacbol. III. second Mira
Matthews III. third Time l0l rs
Soouud race. one mile~-Suain
Christian. no t6whami. 2 Go z.
won. Choripo. 10. second. Isabel
ia. ii0. third Time, I A. Is.
Thlrd race. one mile Monaco
Maid. TOO tHunterl. 70 8, Won
Clochs Dior. TIE. second. Alice Ca
rsy. lea. third Time. 1919
Fourth race Fu,urify CoufAe--
Fire BAH. IL tW Miilerl, even.
Wun. 81 Francis. 100. srconf ko-
maine. iot. Third Time. 70.
Flnh raro-Thrpeq quarters mile
Golden Rule. 100 CIV Mlileri. 8 10
6. Won. Ctahdsstino. loo. second.
Titus a 100. third Time. "a
sixth race. one mile-stan10yor.
Jos lWnuamAl. 6 20 6. wun. Joe
CoYns. los. second: baker. lis.
third. Time. i.ts IS,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

~ REFucEE.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec S
Last uirht In thc eighth round oi
What Vas 90 have been twcnty
round contest Abe Attel knocked
ont Jimmy Walsh of Boston and
retaiued the fcatherweiEht cham
plonahip aud possession Of the
McCarcy diamond belt
Atteli almost had 70 knock
Walsh out t~ice TO win.
Eighth Round.
Ia the bcginnlng ~ the eighth
round Attei had Walsh grossly and
was Just about 90 administer a
knockout punch when some ono
threw a towel Ia the ring
Tommy Burns. the heavyweight
champion, Who reicrrcd the scrap
thought that Walsh's seconds had
thrown up the sponge aud started
% declare Abe the winner. Then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
BICYCLE RACES
tserpps Telegraph ssrvis..

NEW YORK. Dec 3 -Tomorro,
night will seo the start u the a.
nual international siH day blevcI,
race go Madison Square Gsfdss
There are 10 teams from an oar,
~ the world entered 10 the oonia.,
among thom being the ialaoa.
Ge0rget brothers ~ France W.
won the first ia dag race ever 49,
ln Europe Eddie Root who 40
Tho last two races. and bis parlssg
jos Folgcr are the favoris h.,
Bobby WalthOur and Hugh MefSss
arc close seconds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
B. B. LEAGUE IS
NOW FORMED

a fhs annual meeting ~ The IA
aIfIa Coast league held iu isoH An
Faisa yesterday the baseball SLATE
we handed around for inHPrf lion
81 went through without a hitch
Isnaena Haft 0aa re=eleetef rfesi-
dent and uau iaHK 80 secretary
treasurer. They voted ffagehiHeH n
the same nIa cities that were in the
league last season aud made thf
franchises good fer five ye8fa
The report ~ Treasurer Cal NV
ing SOS Endorsed and "a salary limit
81 aa.4e4 Waa nHed for each club
Arrangements Wera Hiao made for
each club 70 assign if8 lessee on ~
own bail park 10 THE league
The directors elected Wsrs Cal
Ewing 81 san Francisco. a. -
Evans ~ Fresno. Russ Hail ~ He-
tie. Is " MeGresdia ~ Portland
\ Walter Of Oakland and g. "
pandIetaH IF Ieoa Angeles.
Any manager who exceeds ihs
a 900 aaIafg limit after May 2 may
fausIaef himself fined 500
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
Nearly All The 500
Certificates Are
Now Gone
There Are Only Anew
Left--CaII Quickly
If You Want One

We announced last week that
Ne wauid give away FREE 100
Xmas CoBpoa Certificates 10 the
first loo people who called and
asked for them. or who wrote
LETTERS from the country and ~
queated them In response 10
our advertisement nearly even
certificate Is noN Eune The
public eyidoutly appreciate the
fact that these certificates are
worth Just tioo 90 IN sold To
wards the purchase price % ans
new piano pr have. otherwise
they would NOT seek them ~
eagerly
Tho house II Kohlor a Chase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

the hands OF those who have
them, and all those who have
been 40 lucky as to secure one
should not fail 20 take advantage
OF the golden opportunity which
has been presented 10 them his
year. An We ask IL a small de-
posit along with the certificate
aud the balance may BE- paid IN
small monthly payments. There
are only a few left Dont fab
70 ret one They are good ~
10 Dec %. 1906. We have 70
served a small quantity for
country people FOR the reason
they are compelled 10 write iof
them. but these are limited and
II you want one let US know In
mealaiCly b. return mail. II
you live In Seattle and eant cal
down and get one yourself. sent
your little boy or giri Jus, a.
soon as you read this advertise
mout. or you will fan to se'
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

W. n Watkins SAYS he wIi Try
once more TO give Indianapolis a
winner. and II he fails 10 1907 he
will quit the game What's the use
Of getting discouraged With fes
attempts look at Garry Herr
mann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

Connie Mack says I'D Walsh. 81
the White sox. II the greatest pitch
er OF the age When he IL pitch
Ing" SAYS Coania. the appoHlnE
hattera can hardly SEQ the bail. and
whoa they do hit the sphere 4 il
generally a pop ny"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

Dance at Leschl
Park Tonight

Don't forget tho dance tonight
Wagner's orchestra and biz
crowd. Gentlemen 25o. ladies' free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

On the ga-sd AAlp Wake sos.
President Comiskaf aud a party Of
baseball companions vii soun
cruise down the Mississippi and a.
white river. Arkansas. The arma
meat IL being kept sseFvf bat spies
say the boat IL already equipped
with several iequart guns and
numerous smaller rapid fires 70
ruui Cen CALLS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

Tommy Murphy Is anxious for a
90 with Young Corbett since Nc
Governs bum hand pot him unt Of
tho game. Jimmy Britt has also
come 70 life again and wants a fiEhi
with Battling Nelson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
YOU cSNT sEAr Us.
,I.1traa xnu rAgAr

Oriental Billiard aaa Pool PartnFs.
fti1 Third ave- have eight nsw
tables and the otfy sxt1 pool table
In thu city. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

STYLISH CLOTHES. without The
big prices Elliott & MeGregor.
1879 Second av 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

The way Of the pug Is hard
Indiana and Iowa are reported e
be ready 20 bar fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

ABE ArrEL PUTS BOSTON LAD
TO sLEEP m EIearH ROUND,
RETAINING THIS TO FGArh.
HRwHaAr CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

hastHfu Wash, iiingihy. ton iiH,a ~.
wheat hay. tom tieUNi Eastern WaahlrT.
ton f1sUs. whole corn. fsas ton. crack -
eorr - PEI toni fs~s W.-g. ~ p.f ton
Ton ban, per ion fifi shorts pei ION tist
chopped feed. yer ton. ti. eats. too. 81
am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

Closing out watches. diamonds
an4 Is9aify at bargain prices
Uncle Joe. GfT aud ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

New Great Northern train to
Vancouver. n G. leaves II 30 p
m. daily. commencing December ?.
Sieepors for Belllngham and Van
couyer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

All the world loves winner
white sox officials and players re
ceiYcd 500 messages OF eonEfatnia
ton aud many ucfe ffum strangers
Another ball PLAYER ts 70 become
a maEnats Oufliaidef rHuck
Freeman. II the Boston Americana
has purchased the NsN Haven club
Of the Connecticut League
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08

Schooner hsiihut per N. sflo. sisams
pr ~. THftfe salmon trout prf Ih
tH4Iic. anirH. ". g. ruak cod per ik
30. pee Eaiion. f1ni o. DunEsnars crabs
tiGl q red snap~rs, too riam. psl
sack t0tni sturgeon, per ~ 80. catfish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-08
The MARKET

Very little Of the steamer goods
delivered on the street yesterday
il on sale today Al % the
grapes IN good condition have been
sold The grape season - nov
practically over.
IS BiElow 4 Co this morning re-
eoivod q ear Of bananas. the market
price being gfTs 10 $3.50
ONiuR 10 the scarcity ~ eastern
eggs the price on Washington ranch
.Egs held firm at yesterdays quo.
fationa. Is and a. cents
The prices on all rnUt vegetables
have held firm. awaiting the arrival
~ tho goods from California before
any material change VIII be made
Following the close ~ the fishing
season on Puget sound the Alaska
salmon are flowing into the market
They are selling AZ the same flE
urs.a "a the local
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Flsh

STEERS n. sAnfr. cows ~ SIS. vaaf
per 70. gis1i1c. mutton. 3d. fali1t4f 1pfin1
lamb paf o. uNc. dressed h1Es 81 b.
ffaTFIar
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SPORT DOPE

Il the traaiaK stamp period Of
BASEBALL AZ hauAT The Chicago
White sox got trophies and money
- burn for winning the cham
piauahin sfsinfsi8g gets = alanHana
stick pin foe leading the Cube
Wt,h the stick a eifi frufn presi.
dent MurphY Bonuses to pitchefa
who wtu a certain nunshnr 81
games aru aultr common The nekt
step may BE- trading staur4 good
for - mmeh a. he iHneh- tuasHtef
in reward iur bass hitA And Fsna
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Here IL a record hard - heat
Harry v1rkrra. tnowu Familiarity a.
Ruhe. pitched In g gamers in the
Pacific Coast League and wcp @ of
them Most anyone would stand
for the Rnbe" title II Aaeh = rec.
.osi we're hitehed 10 Il
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Portland cement, Imported. per bhi, "a q.
Portland cement, California. per mi al
lees 200 for rsturned bars plaster pafis
pbi ais, Inns, san Juan q Roche Har.
scr Dbl fB fire brick per N so ptas
terms hair. per ~ tei nstai iath. p.r yard
ffc91soj hafa mall plaster. ton. rs.
sooa fiber. us
Nuts and Figs
Fancy imported fiEH. uN6l 90. new wal.
nuts per 3D. 1871 almonds Dor o. Nc
HfaEn podds. per sossn, tissl honey.
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ateam baths 90 ofisntal balhl
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1--we oii chicksra pef ~ f.r bron
srs. ffFttrl sufinE 1sc. I've turEsFa
n. a1z1c. dressed p@r 10 Egrtr live
eueks. psr 70. No roes,srs bsqise.
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Msata

wsihsr-. sheep. pss 10. s9si .-~. u
&C. steera per ~ tcf cnWE 10 4
calves per n. fhgieise isnibs Dsf hsa