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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-12
INFORMATION.

! The first glass window in England wns nut
up in m abbey about $50.
The latest consus gives the population of
London and the suburbs at 6,5s1,ao2.
Botwecn $4,000 and $4,000 liquor licenses
are in force in Now York City
Doctors coachmen in Berlin wear white
hats so that n phySician's carriage may be
easily recognized in OF necessity
1celand's fshormon have taken to using
motor boats in thoir business Automobiles
and motor bouts have slEo made their wnv
to Hclsngfors, Finland.
Flowers can be variod In color In q marksd
degree and with striking effect by the uso
of chemicals in the soil Slight admjxtures
often produce remarkable changes
belgium, where public libraries ar, almost
unknown, has 100000 public houses Tbot
n0nns ono public house for thir,y.six in
habitants. or ono public house for twelve
mon above II yonrs old. tho publican i'm
cludcd
Tho Michigan minos produced 90 OOo, ooo
pounds OF refined copper in May, which sold
for approximately S3,76O. 1000 That was
the largest output secured in apy month
since copper was first mined in tho Lake Sn.
pcrior region.
Consul Britain of kehl explains the uc,y
method of keeping Glenn tho congested bus;
ness stroets of tho larger German oitIes
Metal tanks are inserted at intervals 10 tho
Lowell Of the street and covered with iron lids
Into those tho offal is easily SWEET In tho
night the tanks arc hauled to tho dumping
grounds.
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CRATE within next month. His fare nv
sell VIII pay for him, right straight
through from Hamburg, Germany, direct
TO bunalo, ~ Y. at the city where his, or
our sister resides, with whom he will
! live for time. Now, how much cash
money must he have in his pocket in or
der TO be allowed to land safely in this
country HANS BRAUNEIS,
Wabash NJ, Co.
sale amount for n immigrant TO have
with him on landing is $50 over and above
inc cost OF expenses to his destination, If
the immigrant Is In good health and has
relatives TO whom he is going these facts
in'Sh' aiio" him to pass with less,
EAST JORDAN, Utah, Aug 1o-Wiu
you please inform me In Questions and
Answers In next Sundays Tribune: Do
you think IT advisable 10 take a course
IN newspaper and magazine illustrating
ana is there much call for that kind
OF work? Dear sir. on account of an
accident | am unable to do hard work.
and l have talent IN this line. Kindly
oolige, yours truly,-Subscriber
We should not wish TO advise in such
a matter, To succeed in calling where
there is so much competition requires
much special training and adaptation.
You may have all the qualifications nee
essary, or you may not. You must fudge
lor yourself,
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Aug. 10-I
am informed that there Is published at
stated intervals in England an authen-
tic and reliable list OF lost heirs to
estates In that country. Please give ad-
dress. in answers TO correspondents, by
which l may obtain said list. C. Cur
tbs.
We don't know anything about such a
publication; but no doubt II you should
write to the Hon. Robert J. Wynne,
United States Consul General at London.
he could tell you whether this publication
is or ls not made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-12

Your moneys worth and moro ut
WANDAN1ERE.
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Made of handkerchief linen with
rows of fine lace insertion form
ing yoke; handsomely haod en-
broldered front in different ue-
signs; long or short sleeves.
price prSs5ane0 nee. sale ale 1915
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Made of very fine quality sheer
lawn with ten rows of cluster pin
tucks forming yoke; hand en-
broidered and val lace trimmed
front; long or short sleeves.
prias'nce prica nee. sale a.! $o.75
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-06
Tribute of Respect.

Whereas 1t has pleased the Sovereign
Commander of the Universe in the ex-
ercise Of His almighty will to call from
his earthly trials and labors, our late
beloved brother, w. Thomas Mcknight
a member of Filbert Camp No. 80, w
n w and whereas in this dispensation
of the providence of the Almighty we
are aroused to a sense Of the severe
loss that has befallen us, Therefore be
it resolved
/. That we bow in humble suomis-
sion to the DEGREES of God.
Q. That we bear testimony that our
deceased brother fully measured up To
the highest standards of our order'
that he was loyal friend and hign
minded, patriotic citizen.
3. That we believe he was entitled
to admission in the Great Head camp
beyond the skies; that he was wei
coined in the Beautiful Forest by the
faithful who have, gone before, just as
he will be glad to welcome those OF
us TO whom may be permitted the JOY
of following after.
4. That a copy of these resolutions
be entered upon our minutes, presented
to the family and published In Inc
Yorkville Enquirer.
H. z. NEIL,
D. c. CLARK,
]. D. SMITH,
Committee.
Filbert, June 90, 1906.
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WANTED

TN WO experienced dry goods and
i clothing statesmen wanted Tor a
general store in York county. Only
such as have experience and good rec
concentration need to apply. Address
"F." care The Enquirer.
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THOMSON COMPANY'S -.
BARGAIN PRICE TONIC;

Is the best medicine on earth for a
sick pocketbook. Be careful and don't
take any substitute But come here
for the original dose.
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If you need anything in PIPE, either
Black or Galvanized, we will thank
you to come and see us before you
buy. We carry a big stock Of both
Black and Galvanized Pipe and will
be pleased to make you prices that
will interest you. We also carry a
very complete stock of PIPE FIT
TINGS, including rs, Elbows, Double
rs, Plugs. Valves, Cut-offs, etc. If you
need anything Of the kind see us.
Betting.
If you run machinery by power you
must of necessity have BELTlNG.
Well, you know. there are all kinds
of Betting for all kinds Of purposes
Good, Bad, Indifferent For inside
use we recommend Leather Betting,
and for outside use we recommend the
Canvas Belt-which is far superior to
rubber betting, because it pulls better
and lasts longer. See us for either
Leather or Canvas Betting as your re-
quirements may demand. Our prices
and qualities are right.
YORKVILLE HARDWARE co.
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Bargains
Be Quick

If you want anything in any kind of
sure to see Mrs. DoBSoN. She has
BARGAINS for you. Want to sell out
all SUMMER MILLINERY of every
description. If you need anything our
prices are very tempting. as they are
Money-Savers Don't miss the bar
gains-Act Quickly.
Have Tablets, Paper, and Envelopes
we want to Close Out at Reduced
Prices.
Remember our Charlotte Laundry
leaves Every Tuesday Evening. Try
our Gentleman finish-Best Work at
Same Price.
DOBSON BROS CASH STORE.
Phone 10
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Spetial 9utires.
Sermon to the Woodmen.

Rev. f. X. Hardin will preach spe-
ciaI sermon to Pine Camp No. ~, w.
n. w. In the Methodist church at Glow
er on the second Sunday in July at II
O'Clock a. m. Members of the camp
win assemble at the hall at 10 O'CLOCK
m ]. f. JACKSON,
i'd Clerk of Pine Camp No. a..
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kerchiefs, good enough to sell for Ioc.
Our Clearance Sale Price 4 Cents. All
You Want.
500 Rolls Imported Crepe Paper, 10
ft. to the roll-All colors. Our Clear
ance Sale Price, &C the Roll. All You
Want.
200 Rolls Decorated Imported
Crepe Paper-sells for I5c-ten feet
to the roll. Our Clearance Sale Price,
&c. the Roll. All You Want.
HERE IS, THE THOMSON
COMPANY'S TEASER.
Everybody wonders how its done
We'll, no matter how. The Linen
is here all right. Another lot of 1000
yards of Brown Linen, worth I5c the
yard. But Our Clearance Sale Price
will be 1oc the yard. All You Want.
HERE'S WHERE WE LOSE
AND YOU WIN.
1000 yards A. F. c. Ginghams-ev-
eryone knows this Gingham costs &c
New York Price" But Thomson
Co.'S Clearance Sale Price is Only Be
the Yard.
HOT WEATHER GARMENT
AT A COOL PRICE.
90 dozen Ladies Tape Neck Swiss
Ribbed Gauze Vests-always sell for
Ioc. Our Clearance Sale Price SC
Each. All You Want.
THE TWO WINNERS
Are our Striped Dress Gingham and
Apron Chccks-all in mill end lengths.
These two lots contain about 10000
wards and are easily worth &c the yard.
But Thonlson's Co.'S Big Sale Price
will be 41e the Yard. All You Want
1000 ya-ds Unbleached 7 Sea Island
to 60 during this Big Sale at &C yard.
1000 yards Unbleached Sea Island,
40 inches wide, nice soft, smooth fin
ish. Our Clearance Sale Price, &c the
Yard. Think of the Width-4o Ins." "
Is CENTS HOSE 10 CENTS.
90 dozen plain black, Ladies' Hose,
Lisle finish, double heel and toe. Our
Clearance Sale Price, 1oc the Pair.
All You Want.
1000 yards Mohair Lustre, looks like
WOOL as thin as lawn, and will wash.
Sold for 15c the yard. But we will
give it away for 64c the yard at this
Big Sale.
AN EYE OPENER.
1000 yards of Ten Cent Lawns-all
colors and good patterns. It's shame
to make the price so cheap this hot
weather, bat they go at 64c the yard at
this Big Sale.
A WINTER TIME BARGAIN.
1000 yards good Outing in Mill
Ends, worth 7c the yard, to go during
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TN HERE will be a basket picnic al
i Bethany Methodist church on
SATURDAY, JULY 14TH. The pup
lie is invited.
VIM. Meg BAILEY,
For Committee.
July II OF
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Ghe Burkuille Cotton Market

Corrected Semi Weekly by Messcs.
Latta Bros.
YoRKvILLE, July 6, IL m.-The 10
Cotton .103 to II.
LATrA Bros.
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Clearance Sale At 20 Per Cent Off.
Get busy and buy while you can at
these slaughtering prices.
MILLINERY SUNDRIES.
Everything in this department will
be thrown on the counters and Marked
Down 20 Per Cent Less Than Regular
Prices. This Twelve Days sale will
give you an opportunity to supply
your demands at big saving to you.
oNE-THIRD OFF ON CLOTHING.
Leadership in Clothing is conceded
to this big store, and its big bargain
giving power is strongly accentuated
by the big stock of Clothing just in for
this Big Clearance Sale. Your every
want can be quickly filled from our
Big Clothing Stock at Wholesale
Prices during this Big Clearance Sale,
Remember, Everything in Clothing
Goes at 80 r-s Per Cent OFF Regular
Prices.
SHOE PRICES SLAUGHTERED.
The Shoe Bargains for this Big Sale
are for Better Shoes at Lower Prices
than competing stores can possibly
name Therefore we have placed ev-
cry Shoe on our counters in this de-
partment to go at 20 per cent OF
Regular Prices. Our Shoes are from
the best manufacturers in the country,
and are backed by every customer that
has ever worn a pair. Avail yourself
Of this opportunity to buy Shoes for
men, women and children at this Big
Clearance Sale.
We invite everyone in Yorkville and
the surrounding country to read care
fully these items. Look at the prices
quoted and see if it is not saving to
every purchaser worthy of his or her
consideration. Be on hand early Mon
day morning, July the 9th, and help us
to make this the BANNER SALE OF
YORKVILLE. Come yourself and
tell your friends about the Big Clear
ance Sale at The Thomson Company,
The Peoples Store.
REMEMBER - That Everything
sold during this Twelve Days sale will
be sold for cash ONLY" AT
THESE CUT PRICES.
WE ARE AGENTS for The La
dies Home Journal Patterns-always
have a big assortment of Patterns in
stock. All Patterns are 1oc and 15c-
None Higher.
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FOR I CENT.

FOR CENT.
1900 Cakes of Lipp's Fine Highly
Perfumed Toilet Soap-One that sells
for &C the cake. Our Clearance Sale
Price, &c. the cake-All you want.
200 Gross A. B. c. Pearl Buttons,
sizes los to 2os-would be cheap at
&c the doz. Our Clearance Sale Price
&c. the Doz-All you want.
20 dozen spools Basting Cotton IN
white, 200 yards to the Spool, only
fine numbers. Clearance Sale Prlce
&c. the Spool while it lasts.
ALACE FEAST.
1000 yards Torchon Lace-It to 2
ins. wide, would be cheap at sc the
ward. Our Clearance Sale Price 13c
the Yard-All You Want.
FOR TWO CENTS.
100 gross good SC Pearl Buttons,
sizes los to 2os, GO during this Clear
ance Sale at &c the Dozen-AH You
Want.
90 dozen Ladies' Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, linen finish, and worth
&C each. Our Clearance Sale Price
cents Each. All You Want.
FOR FOUR CENTS.
1000 yards good Five Cent Calico
all coors in Red, Blues and OrayS-
Our Clearance Sale Price, cents the
Yard. All You Want.
40 dozen Ladies HemStltched HAND
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DOBSON BROS CASH STORE.
Phone II.
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20 TO so % CUT


EVERYTHING will
will than time Those
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of York.
IN PROBATE COURT.


IN PROBATE COURT.
BY L. r. Williams, Esq, Probate Judge
of York County.
WHEREAS S. NJ CAROTHERS
w has applied to me for Letters of
Administration, with will annexed, on
all and singular, the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits of THOMAS NJ.
CAROTHERS, late of the county
aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said deceased, 10
be and appear before me at our next
Probate Court for the said county, TO
be holden at York Court House Oh
the 2OTH DAY OF JULY, 1906,
to shew cause, if any. why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
3rd day of July, in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and six and in the 130th year OF
American independence.
L. r. WILLIAMS,
Probate Judge of York county.
July 9Th 3t
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CLEMSON INSTITUTE WORK.
TT HE Clemson exhibition and dem
l. onstration car will be at the
Southern depot on JULY 2OTH. Far
mers interested i'm what there is to be
learned from this car should give their
attention on that day.
1. w. JOHNSON,
Secretary Commercial Club of York
Vile. I'd
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CLOTHES CLEANING.
PICNIC AT BETHANY.

- Wanted.-Your orders for all
kinds of printed matter. Best work
at faireSt prices.
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Thirty THOUSAND DOLLARS
this Big Sale at S Cents the Yard.
RUG BARGAINS.

this Big Sale at S Cents the Yard.
RUG BARGAINS.
80 Grass Rugs, 2ox45 inches, and
will wear like leather Our Sale Price,
while they last, 48 Cents Each.
100 Smyrna Rugs, 3ox6o inches-all
good patterns, and always sold for
$I.25. Our Clearance Sale Price, 90
Cents Each.
200 All-wool Ingram Carpet Rem
nants in lengths from yard to #
yards, assorted patterns. Regular
price 35c. Our Clearance Sale Price
2e Cents Each.
A TALE OF WOE AS TO SILKS.
Full yard wide good Taffeta Silk, in
Black and White Sells over the coun-
ter every day for soc. Our Clearance
Sale Price while it lasts, 48c the yard.
$1.oo BLACK TAFFETA, 7e CTS.
Full yard wide, guaranteed Black
Taffeta Silk-Never sold a yard for
less than a dollar bill. Our Clearance
Sale Price is 7e Cents the Yard.
Jap SILK BARGAIN
Full yard wide, Washable White Jap
Silk-"hand woven"-sells everywhere
for 5oc. Our Clearance Sale Price is
90 Cents the Yard.
HATS AT HALF PRICE.
All Panamas and Straw Hats, both
for men and boys, will be Cut Half in
Two during this Big Clearance Sale.
If YOU want summer hats take adVan-
taee of this Half Price Sale.
LADIES HATS AT HALF PRICE.
On all Ladies' Trimmed Hats we
have put the knife to the prices and
thev 90 at Half Price. This is the time
for the ladies to get busy and buy
Hats. Don't hesitate-"What's the
use?" when you can buy Hats at Halt
Price during our Clearance Sale.
20 PER CENT CUT.
Everything in Dress Goods and Silks
90 during this Big Clearance Sale at
90 Per Cent Off Regular Price. Its
sacrifice on our part to place such cut
on this class of merchandise, but to
show you that The Thomson Co.
wants to give better bargains than usu-
al, we have put the knife to the core on
every piece of our merchandise.
NOTIONS
Are small merchandise, but the little
things are what count. You should
make memorandum of your wants in
this line, bring it to Thomson Co.'S
during these Twelve Days and save
YOU 20 per cent. That means you can
save 20 cents on every dollar you
spend with us during this Big Clear
ance Sale.
and Careful Attention. Send them to
WSON C(
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GENTS FURNISHINGS

20 Per Cent Off. All Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs, Ties, Suspenders and Under
wear, or anything coming under this
department, will be sold during this
Clearance Sale At 20 Per Cent OFF.
Get busy and buy while you can at
these slaughtering prices.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
THE STEEL SQUARE.
ssoPv SG che l~N~aSioa Ss the TOos
sod ny 1asP~ateps.

TIL" large steel squares u>,+L hy car
prui"rS arr such common tools that
perhaps few know when AMI where
they were first mad" AMI how they
came o. H. u>,Nl nr even give the mat
Ger a Thought IN" making ~ them il q
great industry now. hut when the last
century cam. Ia there was not one In
use
Th" inventor was ppor Vermont
South Shlfisbury.
On- dull. rainy day n PsSi,iler Of tin.
ware called at his shop to have the
blacksmith fistrn u sl,s' On his horse
Su'h p,ll,rrs Travelled NJ. ami down
III Couiirl. calling at every farmhouse.
huy .ng everything in III" way of bar
ter. This onr had Il number ~ worn
"rit steel saws that hr hal plca.,l w ia
various places lI"wc> hargIin~i for
tl"'n. shs'i,lg the i"S!'ller's horse ?ni
receiving the >"wS ia ra!uIcut. ani
each Thought h" had an cNcrii,ut trade.
li~ idea was t. polish aud wrid two
s.W~ together ai rat angles nnd thuS
U.ah" u rul" ar measure superior tO
anything then Ia Use After u few at.
tru.p'~ D." ~uc,r,'lrd IN making n
square. marked Il oil into inches ami
ira'tiui,S Of incl"s and found that IL
answered every purpose that d" In.
tended 1t for
In IA" "rpr>" "f few weeks D." made
Gui" - uU,.h,r during hl> SPARE hours
ll">c hr S"nt oui hN the p,,l,,icrS. who
found "v'"y carpenter eager IL buy
one. Soon Il" found orders cnLlng Ia
iJ ley ilAu hr 'uuld supply the ,lc-
r.5ud. enc ~ Li> steel squares would
~ much - IL cost lin.
II" dpr,inl f'r aud obtained patent
ru hi~ Invention - IhJt ~ one else
r III jopriVc him of the profit II gave
l. 20. ~ wnS Just after iir. WI Of i>i..
AMI money wis ~'ar," aud ,illiCult to
:: {. hut IA" worked early and late. and
e, lr earned ~ u'y u" bought iron ami
l'.'l men I" help him. Iu n few years
J., vs. .Iil"t",r,"t II large fl"tpry AMI
p't m machinery Tor the making IL
~vuHI"~, winch hy this time had found
=. n wy ~ o,,r The country aad had
u'1d" their inventor famous.
such WIS ~" small beginning ~ u
l"r'r nn ir?"ri.nt industry People
.. ui" miles IL see. the wonderful f1rg,.S.
H. showers ~ sparks Ilyiug from ls,
i"I'h III" heavy hammers. aud listen
1" u" din ~ a." th"uSaul Workmen.
; las IlnW"> iif,rl to h" "a milliolIa ir,..
AMI ln d!i great deal uG god with
his money. C"ugrcgltional~t.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
The Firss On~s Made wepe wopm
OOtslj- the socket.

~ early IT, .'-I a. a. artificial cyea
W"'" r..d' l., a." priests II Rome aud
-, ~. who prac;icrl ~ Physicians and
sur", Jns. Their ucthHl. oG eye max
lUs are thus Gr,,si'.4l. Oh a strip of
tl,,h t'H;,d linen. two and n quarter
ly on" TEd Il quarter Inches. the hat
s.le 20 "a piece ~ "ar;htuWarr. MOlel-
~. lie size aul painted 10 represent
thr hImnh "l" ana cyciIis. was ct.-
mcut'd. Ibis linen. Cn'tc,l On the 9TH
'r side with some adhesive substance,
was placed over the ryrlulr and press
"i down. In brief. Ihc artificial eye
was worn outside the Surkct and.
thuugh II clumsy suiI~ tiIut,.. Nas I.goS.
ably appreciated by tie RoEians and
E.,rtans. Ia Gc ruins IL rompelL
,!' .lr'.,>l Ia - y. H.. an eye IL this
d,-cri pt!on Was discovered.
Not until tlr siNi'cnth century do
~" h"lr - 'y-. NJ all like those of
til. ih.t b. worn inside the sJrkct.
\ French Sur. on. oLr Ambrose Pare.
invented three art.i,i iil eyes One con
sisted ~ an oval plate covered with
soft heather. Un which an eye was
painted. II was attached IL tie head
by u strong st,c, land. II could have
been neither slightly nor coEf pTtab bic.
The sc,ond d,Ni"" anl the first known
Ia history - lr worn inside the socket
consisted ~ "a hollow globe VI gold
deity cnamrl,.l. The third eye devised
by this Ingenious gentleman was q
she'll pattern eye. much like that In
use t1iay. except that IL was of gold
and enamel.
parcs Inventions were followed by
eyes Of painted pOrcelains and colored
pearl white. which became very pop
ular. They were succss'dei by eyes Of
glass. which soon took the place Of all
others and command popular favor 20
this day.
GLASS eyes wcrr invented about the
year lJ1o and were crude productions
Of inferior workmanship, the iris and
pupil being hand painted In q far
from lifclikc manner. Shakespeare
mentions glass eyes In King Lear"
where the king advises the blinded
traitor Gloucester to get thee glass
eyes and seem Ia see"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
THE PLANET JUPITER.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

When g.I nliur" i noisy u IL al
Iip,t ~ D,-a -'""cIhl" ns ~ nature
h"u ar" iu'c."Slin; to your friends
- I"h- - ypu arr keeping something
from them.
Never watch others unless you are
prompted ~ III" drsir" - ind some
i.iins I" applaud.
S''in"h"W your riglt always seems
,ull grown aud ia" other mans right iS
- dwarf IN rumpuri~"u
II y"n know of any patience thar j.
n't The patience of a mother. compared
V M that Kind II j. au adull,ra;,i
brand.
\ =""l many TIMES wlru ynn think
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