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for him to persuade her to elope with
him.
Without saying a word to the mem.
bers of her own family or anybody
else of what she intended to do Miss
Claussen packed her wedding gown
Nnd other clothing in a trunk and pre-
pared to run away with Bachelor
That night Bachelor called at her
home and she told her family she was
going with him to the home of
neighbor to make a call.
She did not return and her parents
became uneasy. A messenger was
sent to the home of the neighbor. He
returned and reported that she had
not been there.
Then her mother went to her room
and found a note written by Miss
Claussen, in which she said she was
going to run away with Bachelor
the man she had loved and promised
to marry when she was young and the
man she still loved better than any
other in all the world
Bachelor said he ran away from
his parents home ~ years ago be
cause he was restless and wanted to
go out and see the world and that
he had not written to his folks be.
cause he had met with reverses and
thought it we'll to let them think he
was dead
Just before his return home he
made snug sum OF money in Nevada
and it was that bit of good fortune
that prompted him to come back
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criticised. The white light which

criticised. The white light which
beats upon . throne ia turned on his
slightest act. The very possession OF
such great wealth serves to antagonize
considerable proportion Of the com
munity, and his most praiseworthy act
is attributed to Interior motives, per
haps to very selfish and unworthy
ones. One OF the most familiar in
stances of this Is the case of a man
who ranks among the most liberal dis
tributors Of public benefactions in the
world to-day, whose name is on every
ones tongue, and yet he is the subject
Of bitter attack, and his benefactions
are attributed to his desire to place
certain securities in conservative
hands throughout the country. 1t is,
of course, impossible to please every
one, and the dissatisfied element are
certain to feel bitterness in direct
ratio to the size of the fortunes in.
volved.
The diseases Of the rich are still
another disturbing factor in this bal.
ance. 1t is no exaggeration to place
number Of distressing physical Ills
in this category. The nervous and
mental strain Of handling a great for.
tune Is exceedingly trying upon the
strongest organization. 1t was Jay
Gould who remarked, during the ex-
element Of a great financial panic,
that a man controlling fortune Of
S50000,000 had no time either to eat
or sleep A man In active control Of
a great fortune Is obviously under a
tremendous strain. AS a result cases
Of physical breakdown in Wall street
are common, and men young in years
are often old in health.
Kidnapping Plots.
1t is only short time since a plot
was revealed to kidnap John d. Rookie
Teller and hold him for the payment Of
an immense ransom Here is another
danger which man less conspicuous
for his wealth avoids. The case was,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-06-01
WOMAN'S NERVE
SAVED HER LIFE.

voice began to play and sing. She
calculated that ten minutes at the
most would sec her out of her terrible
dilemma. She could not leave the
room without passing by the screen
all she could do was to appear as il
she did not know what stood behind
her. Her voice got weaker and shak'
Ter every minute, though she hoped
the rufiian would wait for the ticti-
tious 1000 roubles. But 10, 70, 20
minutes passed and there was no sign
of help. She feared the wretch would
suspect her. She determined to ring
UP the police and ask for help III
French, trusting to the chance that
one of the inspectors might under
stand her. Again she went to the
phone, rang up and gave the neces
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New York.-The embarrassment OF
riches is, of course, proyerbal To-
day the burden of wealth is probably
greater for the possessors of great for
tunes than ever before. A multi-mll-
lonaire is marked man He Is de-
MED privacy even in the most intimate
family relations, and he is constantly
beset by armies Of beggars and must
be guarded like any king. At his
death hordes OF claimants fight over
his property, his memory is bitterly
attacked and his character perhaps
blasted by INSCRIPTIONS heirs through
long years Of litigation.
A short time ago Mr.. James Henry
Smith, universally known as silent
Smith," man OF great wealth and the
dispenser Of wide private benefactiOus,
suddenly died. He had lived a life Of
singular seclusion. A man Of very sim
pie tastes and habits, he had always
stunned notoriety in every form.
Amy ordinary man Of his character
might have enjoyed a secluded life,
bul iOI NIL tDiIitil IL WIGS a iDiihNlu VI
fort to live his own life in his own
way. On his death IT was announced
that he had left a fortune OF more
than s50.000,000 The embarrassment
OF riches has literally followed him
into his grave. Instantly Il crowd of
relatives and claimants, many Of whom
he had never known, appeared on the
scene.
His widow is obliged to retain the
best counsel and instantly prepare for
long and presumably bitter conflict
In order that his dying wishes as ex-
pressed in his will may be carried out.
In this undignilicd scramble for his
millions every detail of his life will be
gone into, and this by expert lawyers
and In no friendly spirit Mr. Smiths
private boncfactions were many and
varied and his character will stand the
test but It Is a situation which would
have given him great pain in autjcpa-
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FORMER LOVER RETURNS
AND ELOPES WITH BRIDE
SWEETHEART OF GIRLS YOUTH
TURNS UP AND STOPS PRO
POSED WEDDING.

Nashville, S. Drank Bachelor,
who mysteriously disappeared from
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson Bachelor in Harding coun.
ty, IL years ago, and who was long
believed to be dead, returned to his
old home,a few days ago just in time
to carry off Miss Katherine Claussen
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PIG is BORN WITH TRUNK.
Michigan Freak Resembling EIephan,
Lives Two Hours.

Fowleryille, MiCh.-One OF a litter
Of pigs born on Walt Pedder's farm re.
Gently had a head that was combina.
ton of elephant and human. The ami.
NAL lived but two hours.
The pigs body was perfectly
formed UP TO the head. Where the
forehead should have been was
trunk about two inches in length.
This had a hole in it, through which
the animal breathed, and bore a strik.
ing resemblance to the trunk of an
elephant
Directly underneath was a large
eye. the only one possessed by the
freak, The ears were large and on
the elephant order.
The lower part Of the head strik.
ingly resembled the human face
Michael Pude has secured the BODY
OF the freak and is having it mounted
All the others in the litter war,
normal
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such homes. There Is an army how.
ever, OF men and women representing
state OF genteel poverty, besides the
Cvauks who would make some absurd
appeal The door bells OF many OF
these elaborate establishments ring
continually throughout the day and
night The methods employed OF dis
posing OF such callers varies Mr.
Carnegie, for instance. denies himself
10 all strangers, but his butler uses
his Judgment as 10 whether a card
should be taken TO secretary. The
method OF handling chance callers is
ingenious. The outer door opens into
a shallow outer yestihule should the
individual in the brass buttons so de.
eide the caller is ushered through a
door nj the side aud up short stair.
case 20 private apartment. where he
Is received Ivy secretary In this
way the visitor does not reach the
main yestibule, and in no way inter.
rores With the privacy q the house
Guarding Private Estates
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Many people are discoutented be
cause the never have a good ume
anu imagine others do. The fact Is,
no one has very good time
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Guarding Private Estates

Tho country establishments 81 the
very wealthy must again he even
more carefully guarded \ few years
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Even in their most private social
functions it is common for people of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-06-01

ton The situation is peculiarly a
burden of tho rich.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07

faYa s Fedenf aeHa ITEM in 8a Hns.
liza newspaper a afs tigalns s
Fenss dreamed ihaf Sc sss hsf stas
Sri washed 10 on 1Issliasf tsgrA ana
ihs tssf taken seas 90 larpAai.a.
I've ds1s hfsI ihe shi.a ust knaeaea
duwn 81 ! psnis hassea anH ist wheets
rass 9ftf RrN gfstaNaNfa afuAshi
isfaaasln Hrsa eHfs8 lhe thila 80
iatsa = the istssHtam cottage hos
pllal
Even he least afampiarse m.Ha
esnuoi fsa % - Impressed apoa =
holding snHtsrfui liznfiAF iaks q
Colorado. q mahanaas Nhich nataHe
has fsafsa 10 Der osH hauor. and asl
"a bee aais' way aIfa pefhsps. -
even ~ inaian 81 4 Ella awciieH q
srHlaaa writes neaFse +. Heam. II
FuWs Track Moss While marais aat
Ia ihe Nafls h8Fe hsen struggling taf
eKisssnss shils me Nanoieons hasa
5eea esFfflns - uh9leszss mardsf
while shs Michael kaesios have aaea
miniIaH ehile fts Shakespeare ana
he Chaaears have tsan afsfinr aaiis
tie Sir iaaaesiois bare been ioaaflns
tnd TIE Nsfua misfallnk during -
these rsfiaaa "a ear tlflllssllan. hssA
gp n Ete fas,r-ssea Il TIE Rorkr
mountslns this Fllstff stream has heaa
peafefHilY paganlng ~ uHy domn it.
llliie Nalfh. tamhlinR ever the raeks
ssfihlas obstacles % fallen trees aaa
honideFs. apon which il has dspassgrd
liA efsf Increasing crust. forming fs
eccalizF basin. telne aafuFsa bidding
IN ihs production of tbs wonderful
monument. al seemiaslg f1f ne heas
,ht q shoee occasional visitors Wa e
ne pFszsnt day ~ q = make me tfin
% shs Grand river eanfon % tie
Hanging Iaks
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sEAouLLs THAT cAPER.
Shore Feeding birds Dance e Frtghs
81 Worms frofn tka
Earth.

IL Il ~ uncommon slshl 10 aae
guliA. Or ether birds. aAnelna " pad
dilng upon he sand. SAYS writer
ecurlewa and most other ahofr feed
ing birds Do The aane thins. thc Oh
ieci being 10 frighfen The sorma frou
their retreat hsl0u. when they appear
70 b. instantly swallowed np nui
the really interesting part of tho per.
formance + ahy should tie wsrm.
b 20 frightened 81 the shaking pro
ducod IA the sand A. 70 eous 20 lhe
suffacef The Inference. u course
u that thes haVn a afesief dread oi
Aainr enemy beneath. whose approach
they believe - b. heralaea ~ ths
vibration ubieh hts noremeals
through Il iiupari 20 the ssnd
confess = hsing = little purslsa
e. 70 what tbe eremy esn b Wheu
The angler uangs . eallrtt safsa
eernsa IL : plaee where Il e not con.
hlsni e ~ ho 4 seeaslamed e
h = sslsk lHto The ezaHud and bf
owing thaE ahani lrsaaft 5 sihTaii1a
the sell s~aunf NhlfH haa thu r.
'et ~ fn3slnA thase worms mlthlt
lnnuenFe = crawl = ths Aartaep
Ftis ls nfzslssiy slR pfaellos foliowpa
she aanziaz Fuil ana wilh H.
sre FesalI
Bnt e. laHa ~ aFe - = suppes.
~ e uaf = IN nftaHk fFnm 4 molI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
SOON To ADJOURN

A glad and Joyous rumor IRON Guthrie has 7
that The constitutional convention vii adjourn
ii x week or q Or course \ would be folis to
credit any such extrasaeant hypothesis until The
fact had actually become historical bat yet it Is
true that the convention Is ON ts last legs Pas
having stopt, members are daily dropping away
to be seen no more IN Guthrietow Naturally
therefore some sort Of constitution must be
adopted before il becomes Impossible 70 secure
= quorum for what would all these hungry
Democratic office .SeeiserS do il there we're ne
chance for JOB soon
The end being in sight therefore. It behooves
the people 70 be considering what disposition
they shall make Of the conventions labor the
constitution that viii soon be submitted There
has been considerable talk % the effect that i
win be defeated Anyone voting against The
constitution. however. viii be voting against
oklahonais best interest An oysr she county
Oklahoma would be injured, financially, by
failure 70 adopt the constitution Credit would
ii more precarlous. for bankers would hesitate
10 loan % 4 state not capable of governing itself
And the present infux of capital and immigra
lion would stop suddenly and almost completely.
The constitution must be adopted, therefore,
bad a. II nay be when enelly submitted. The
people sss supreme . tie constitution and 'hes
may ehanne ls Hut / ne constitution, i not
adopted. til present unsatisfactory condition y
departmental government win continue naehnit
ely. and there would = 10 telling when olsle
hen,a would have another chance = secure state
hood
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
coFrIN NAILs FoR CHINA.
America sent Yao. .ooo. 900 Cigar.
ettes 70 the Celestial Kmpire
Last Year.

Nine per eent more cigarettes wers
manufactured In 1905 than In 1904
--a.boo ooo go in all--bnt not al q
them were SMOKED here.
Cigarettes are the only tohzcco maa.
afsrtufe whose expectation from This
eoun,ry 4 inpsrtani and aafing she
last three gezru this foreiEa trade has
been growing 10 1904 there wers
i.aes SOS aea cigarettes exaolVa. ana
last year. i.soo. 900 600. "a Indicated
Increase for tke II menths U ss0s of
zs2 2ooo.ooo
About fouraths of the satsl exports
q cigarettes So to Asia China. ia.
GLIDING Hsnskons. imported Tza ooo. !.
oeo. ana ihs British East Iaaies tos..
$4,000 The next largest lmpesina
country la Australia. which last yeaf
took i2S.0eo go cigarettes.
Tho manufacture ~ e.safeVes IL
limited 20 feuf cities New York.
Richmond, New Orleans ana sAm
rrAnclaoo Ncw Yors. art among ths
sifarmAklng cities manufactures
nearly tvothiFda n The cigarettes. or
about a.000 .oaa oo0
There Efe zzs aeareste fssoriss
arre Ia : fotal Of tss fsF tks whole
eeuntry n resent yeArv ths nunber
81 small faetoriea has - growing
rapldiy en he East side. vAsrs new.
eomern made - hand the varissg Of
cigarettes Gales Turkish.
The total uamh~r of fosagsn made
cigarettes lnBorted int tAs UnMed
stAses last rear ameunted e. a.oos. .0ot
snly--an iaslsalhcent qasntlty whsn
compared with the large nubbsr Il
Americas aa1a cigafeftes snpsrte1
into etheE ezaatffea
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Conditions win not be 50 bad % The new state
as We had feared, even tho the re-tsistlose~ wni
not be removed A much larger proportion =
the tand win b. taxable than has generally bcols
supposed, and there Il every reason ~ believe
thar the restrictions vim 81 removed rapidly dur
the next few months. 80. true that congress
should, from every consideration Of right aud
justice have removed the restrictions. but the
fact that il has not done 50 does not spell disas
ter
Business win be dallcr this year than il
would have been otherwise, bat il ought 70 be
better than ever before, in spite Of that fact
Statehood viii soon be a reality, in spite OF the
dilaiory work OF the convention, and statehood
means that the restrictions win surely be remov.
ed this winter Then too in August the rcstrie.
tons expire according to the view Of many %
the best lawyers who have studied the subject.
The outlook for the new state IN general, and
for this section IN particular, was never better.
There's not the slightest ycasoa Tor any despond.
ency or depression
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
cnEAP powER FoR VINlTA


Thepeople Of Tulsa are determined to make Of
that place great manufacturing city Since the
gas company that supplies the town has refused
. make aFuaHciently cheap rate % enable manu-.
tacturer 70 compete With Coaeygille and.o,her
towns in the gas belt, Tulsa's citizens have gone
about the organization Of 8 municipal gas corn
pany. This has neeessitated the subscription Of
$4,000 IN stock by the citizens.
For TIE past few days an business has been
suspended, while the energies 81 Al have been
bent TO the accomplishment Of this end One
day was given up as 4 holiday 10 The collection
Of the stock Not ali has yet been subscribed.
but enough is in sight TO insure the saocess.of
the enterprise, and 70 guarantee that Tulsa. viii
IN q short time have the cheapest gas supply Of
any town n the territory
vinite is not so situated as 70 be able 10 com.
pete with Tulsa in the matter Of cheap manu-.
factoring gas. The recent Incorporation Of two
companies tor the purpose Of building power
plants On Grand river. however hascalled atlsn.
zion % The fact that Just east o. here vinta has
electrical power waiting only 10 - harnessca.
sufficient Tor the creation here Of 'great manu-.
factaring city. Nowhere in the southwest, pro.
ably, can power plants Of such magnitude be con
s,rucsed II such reasonable cost Is At several
nearby points on the river
This matter has never been taken up By the
Commercial club In she energetic manner it, IN.
portance demands Railway facilities. .being about
equal IN 3 number Of the towns Of this section
that town vii win The supremacy that can oder
the cheapest and most reliable power 10 manu-
facsumFz. With poserplans N operation on
Grand river, viniia would be that point
Tho elub. therefore should lend every encourage
ment 10 any or ali Projects thai have n.yISr, he
development ol cheap power fof this city.
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4 NeW fofk ulna agent Il com.
nlllaa . volume q aneetuiee uf he -
Enoaa ainn dealers 81 tie past.
of lhe late aaFaa Rondafef Be said
The other daY
noedorof uaea received ; letter
that read
slri have 81 I eentinae . ny
name. bni ! adore champagne ~
Han1 enough = aeHd ne 4 ease q Yuai
delicious nectar Win ~ heip { hops
II forget NJ eFelehcd poverty
Haedeftr FsnIlaz b leiafa nall
HsF ms means NAefesIIh rou
propose 10 fhfasI Eanf poverty HiIi nas
aH#lI The Insezsanf AhH nsH#IHtaal
nFHseaialiuu = naf aeepnnt waaIa ~
nsAA Ynu NFNTY a.nMant III mar IA
aaHdlllpn
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WISDOM or THE FATHER
Advises Son Against MiFtaks That
Il MAds By MANY Young
Man.

The young maa vho ha6 come home
hashed wish saeoess and haspy ia ,hs
kHexls1go thai hls smpioyef Aaa vol
antzrily raised his saiary, rsiztss a,
nesrult Pre- Press
-comiae great. asd'" said the toy
7 knos the woFk and they cang sci
aieag wighoat ne
~ boy. aald she father. whe
knew she wnFaa eel. 4 am nxeua y
gaHf tuoreaa Am proaa - yau.
bsi aoni maks tha mistake that mar
I knes onca dla Don't Tes tbe lsts
iAat faa are lhalspsasabie
~This friend ! SPEAK % wza = Fsia
ale nan ahd 3 clever enc Hs thought
Aa sAs not setting enough maasf 81
b s4kse his eaaiefsf foF 40 iasssase
rhs employer Nilllagly sfaafeg i
TIE faise same - easy fhaf ths maa
tsFan % think that hs aas inAinBeass
Bic fie can't st slenN wtthaas me
"a sAid lo himself Three mauths "A
ter be askea snf anothsf faiaa
stoa'np eamias pretty stfenF asen
koaY said ihe eNplaYsr. in fafsflsa
I rztssi yog onif thfee mouths $50
know. tsla tle nan Dat 1eaes
zsnts ne - aozk faf hirn 4s eyer
ne mnre money. an6 n yos wsnt re
FoaH have = hsest ny paY
Ths employer tusw that ~ mss
ssa clever ans sfaaies ne assnsat
To months afterwards fAa man
rest bmrh or = fhirA time
YouN hAse i raise re axAin
sfd - I an making ail TITS nonsy
faf Yea. and i xsa ~ani ne soa1'
ksFe = gfys ne msrs Yoa esnt e.
aiaax without ms ana mass ksss ~
H9Hey 20 stsY
The employer fhauFig = minuss sst
ssta
What would we 20 " yoa vsss
sazAs
m IN thar eass. ~ eoafss. roa'e
havs q so hiuns said the man.
-rhen. my friend anla - em
pioyvs. well Just consider yoa =.
sd
ssow NY ~. asrk hard aaA aasks
faaeslf valuable = your employer
tas don't fsi the N that The world
eanf ~ alone without you L can
81 you may had aat 20 yosf ssrrou
tiss is is vsrY willing to-
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SOMEWHAT ovERDRAwN

IN the opinion Of The chieftain, the Repabli
can press bureau can easily go too far in pictur
ing the hardship that win be caused the new
state by the adoption Of fIaskels pocketcditon
counties.
This was an extremely foolish move for the
Democratic party 70 make, and the burden Of
supporting so many unnecessary office holders
win bear heavily upon the tax payers Of some Of
the smaller counties, but the press man would
have the outside world believe that about hall
Of the new state win be absolutely pauperzed
and its inhabitants viii be compelled 70 leave
the country.
That certainly viii do no good as an adver
tsement for the new state. There viii be lots
81 grumbling a. high taxes, but thefe win be no
pauper counties In tie new state.
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rAYLoR =. oRuTcHFIEp

The death cf young man or woman seems
always 70 Us who can+sut understand a cruel fate.
but especially so was the death OF Taylor Cruicl.
field this morning. A young man, married. less
than six months, successful in business, public.
spirited, loved BY ali, death has cut him, OF IN
the midst Of a career that promised. great things.
To an his relatives, but 10 his wife especial.
ly, viii 20 out the warm sympathy.oflthe entire
community, for we an, 10 greater or less degree
share in her loss We were all his friends
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07

Fsllx Relrrartnef. las uhisd esH5
rassf saHdaeior. IL eammenfine -
hnsfI6sa sfftrffras aftFitaiat ths8
gftat saeaess - ihe Fssl lHsf Iha4 afs
cosmopolitan iu HeHsaeafi afafsaz
Fmanesa 8fttssffss. sEasn,lrs pc.
sih.y Ghess u Fns ~ are lafseif Is
tiaHaf iis lh'nka Ffensh u.aytfs tas
raaf HetHfHl in iae eeaa.wth8 ~
Cefmah ID ,he hfass Fhs Amess
cfcnestss conductors sesk the best
players available uiiAaat fseara - -.
tllnalLl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07

People have different ideia ~ 10 whai
coossitatea holiday 81 sAcatAoa
NFs rsstiA bad her uwn nrmly nre4
opirinns nn she suhiees
4 fent count ThAnknxivinF Of
Christmas N WashiHsien's birthday er
an af those. hoillaY she saii. frant
y. - 81 ois friend oas dsy ~whas /
c1anf s holiday Is Nhsn Ezra ans ia
and fah snt 'tiphlst 81 % 10 % ~
voeaslat siih thslf aiansf. and knaw
thsY woa't D. back I'll nlFht
I'm uat oae 90 teef thar men folss
hses fhsiF r1aA peshi4 bni how ans
wamaH rsN rail- L holiday 2asn
theYHe IL ghr hnuae calling saf ffs1a =
lsaka Mhen thrs eFeus = Yy,ram. = -
ynnH H.efs foushm ftsmt tkfi0n
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07

A uailinsnfe man tells af az address
made = some ashoaf children IN shst
eitx y = member Il the board af
trustees
- 1eaaE friends sald tha spusA
~ las ne urge spaa Ysa tha aeees.
1itf e sai onlF rsaalns GOOD hooAs
eal 2 awning them. - that yoa mHx
hata HeFssa % them e all times
Mhea Has > yeaaE aEan. nacd fre
qaenlIx = Npfk all nlshs 10 earn
m0naf u bag hoaha. ahd Then 80 ~
betHH# HAfllKhk III FH#A shem smo
Heaa NaeaAlnt
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6bc Vinita Chieftain.
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The ynlia Chefialn ia published sse9 Thursday
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