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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19
Morgan.

Merit Cozad and family were Leor
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Speed Hayes and children spent
Friday night with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Nichols, near Lineville.
M. L. Dale and wife visited at j. B
Robinson's Sunday.
Miss Lulu Newcomer visited over
Sunday with her father.
Fay Osborn and wife were Leon visi
tors Saturday.
LIZ. Cozad had business at Lineville
one day last week.
Mrs. Ida Hubbard was called tc
Woodland Saturday by the serious ill
ness and death of her nephew, the lit
tie son of Eugene Massey.
Merit Cozad and George Williams
visited with Georges parents near
Wataga, Sunday.
Mrs. Estella Morey, from Nebraska,
and Will Reese, of Lewisburg are here,
being called here by the sickness and
death of their father, John Reese.
Delbert Cozad and cousin, Miss Nellie
Dale, had business at Leon Saturday
afternoon.
A few Of 2. T. Newcomers friends
went with well filled baskets to his
home Sunday to help him celebrate his
e1st birthday. All report good time
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19
possum Trot.

Mesdames Charley Meacham, f
Worden and Ross Judd We're Tuesday
afternoon callers at the Butler Wilson
home.
l.. Smith, wife and daughter and
Frank Worden and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Lew Overholtzer, near
Fairvlew.
Quite number from this place at
tended the sale at Virgo Arney's last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Worden and little Grace
Overholtzer spent Friday at Lloyd
Smiths.
May Haskell visited few days last
week with Mrs. Lloyd Smith.
Bert Stiles, wife and daughter spent
Sunday at Will Roscngrant's.
Butler Wilson and wife spent Sunday
at the home of her parents, Mr.. Mullin
and wife.
Mrs. Will Gardner spent Sunday at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Short.
Little Grace Overboltzer visited from
Wednesday till Sunday at the home OF
Frank Worden.
Ira and Frank Worden delivered hogs
at Weldon Saturday.
Mrs. Ross Judd and Mrs. Butcher
were trading in Weldon Saturday.
Mr.. Finkbone bailed straw for Arthur
Worden Wednesday and Friday of last
week.
Floyd Lillard and wife, of Weldon,
spent Sunday at Uncle Joe Worden's.
Pearl and Anna Pollard were shopping
in Weldon Saturday.
Norman Manchester is staying at
Uncle Joe Worden's this week.
Charley Worden and family were
Weldon callers Saturday.
Minnie Kennedy was an over Sunday
visitor at the home of Pete Huddleston
Charley Hacker and wife were trad
ing in Weldon Saturday.
Lew Overholtzer and wife spent Sun
day at the home of Frank Worden.
Lloyd Hensley spent Sunday with
Claud Worden.
Charley Quail and wife were trading
in Weldon Saturday.
Lloyd Smith, wife and daughter were
Sunday callers at the Haskell home.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19
n. F. D. No. 2.

7. J. Griffin and family spent Sunday
at Wayne Gammons.
Miss Bertha Cannon spent Saturday
night with her friend Miss Grace Gar
ner.
W. M. Moore was caller in this vi
entity Monday.
Royal Peters was a caller at Mrs.
Jane Lilies several days last week.
J.O. Garner and family and Fred Pot
ter and family spent Sunday at e. Gam
mons.
Several from this vicinity were Leon
callers Saturday.
Dan Griffin and wife spent Sunday
at his brother Eds.
Miss Mamie Mullen, of Leon, visited
few days last week with her sister
Mrs Katie Hickman.
Miss Bess Gammill called on her
friend Miss Fannie Cannon Sunday
evening.
Several from these parts delivered
hogs at Leon and Lineville the past
week.
Quite large crowd attended the box
supper at Brush College Friday night
and all enjoyed the entertainment Civ.
en- by the teacher and pupils. The sum
OF $ll.65 was realized which goes tc
pay for an organ.
Nellie Moore and Ed Spencer, in com.
pany with Misses Bertha and Fannie
Cannon, Grace Garner and Bess Gam.
mill, called at w. G. Tuller's Sunday
evening.
E. Cannon and wife and ]. o. Garner
and wife had business at Leon Thurs.
day.
Misses Esther and Anna Peters and
Leila Watson visited with Mrs. Jane
Lille Friday and attended the box sup.
per.
Frank Dingman and Dwight Freeman
were callers in this vicinity and took
dinner at ]. O. Gamers.
Frank Hickman delivered hogs at
Leon Monday.
Bert Dobson visited Monday at W. C
Tuller's
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19
R.F. D. No. 2.
lDelaYedl

NbCidJCu)
Miss Daisy Stanford visited with rela-
tives in Leon Saturday.
Several from these parts attended
the dance at Jim Hull's Friday night
All report a jolly time.
Clifton Mills spent Saturday night
and Sunday with his cousins, Frank
Hickman and wife.
Miss Angie Still visited over Sunday
with her friend, Miss Grace Garner.
Miss Mamie Kimport returned tc
Leon Saturday after weeks visit with
her parents, M. Kimport and wife.
Mrs. E. Cannon and little grand
daughter spent one day last week at
j. o. Gamers.
Willard Lille delivered corn at jim
Hazlett's last week.
l. E. Evans and wife visited with rela-
tives in this vicinity Saturday.
Quite large number of young folks
from this vicinity attended church at
New Salem Sunday evening.
Ben, Sarah and Lester Lille visited
Sunday with relatives.
Miss Mamie Mullin, of Leon, visited
few days last week with her sister
Mrs, Frank Hickman.
Miss Grace Garner entertained the
B. G.. G. club at her home Saturday
evening. All there report jolly good
time.
E. Cannon and daughter, Mrs.
Gertie Potter, were Leon callers one
day last week.
Mr.. Bruny and Everett Hines return
ed to their home in Des Moines after
a weeks visit with relatives in this
vicinity.
Miss Fannie Cannon visited her
uncle and family in Leon a few days
last week returning home Saturday.
Several from this vicinity had bust
ness at Leon Saturday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19
Terre Haute.

John Reuss and better two thirds in
company of Ray Cave and best girl
were visitors in these parts Friday
evening.
Mrs. De Bon,of Atkinson, Kas., came
Thursday of last week to visit couple
of weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. P. Shafner.
Thos. Butcher and Riley Forkner
visited with Mr.. Conner Tuesday.
Clarence Townsend and the insurance
adjuster from Des Moines were in town
one day last week.
Gyp Slaughter and Villa Carroll had
business in Davis City Thursday.
Mrs. L. A. Warner and sister Miss
Anna Tolbert, OF Lamont, were visiting
Mrs. M. Odell few days last week.
d. 6. Cartwright was Lamont caller
both Friday and Saturday of last week.
There is surely something doing.
Orville Butcher called on one of the
Forkner girls one evening last week.
Turk Lake and best girl, of Decatur,
were in these parts one day last week,
John Ward, of Leon, is still making
his weekly call in this town. Tell us
why schoolma am.
I. I. Anderson, travelling man for
some Ottumwa wholesale house, and
jim Miller, of Davis City, had business
in these parts last week.
Ned Miller, lone swain of our little
burg, is some better at this writing, be.
ing able to walk up town one day last
| week.
P.s. Houdesheldt was Davis City
caller Thursday.
Rollo and r. w. Sellers passed
through this burg one day last week.
The Misses Eva and Bessie Ellers
called on the Mullin girls one day last
week.
Archie Ravens, of Decatur is doing
the carpenter work on John Sellers
new barn.
Dyke Joseph, a youth of tender years,
dare not cross Grand river any more.
We would like some information on the
subject. Maybe Ike Robbins could en-
tighten u if he doesn't drown when
crossing the river afoot some cold
night.
Alfred Miller and wife, Russell Nor
man and wife and Mrs. D. Mcdowell
called on ]. W. Mullin and wife Friday
evening.
John McCully has been delivering
corn at Davis City the past week for
Rauch Bros, of Lamont.
4. B. Ryan was having some horse
shooting done in our burg at the Houde-
sheldt shop on west ninth street.
Harrison Orfield was in our burg a
couple of days last week.
Sam Shaffner is helping Will Logan
with his chores this winter.
Claudio Butcher had better keep out
Of our rabbit patch or there might be
trouble if he is caught shooting at a
stump.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
Garden Grove.

The latter part of last week tele-
gram was received here announcing the
death of G. B. Erase, of Los Angeles,
Calif.,a former prominent citizen of this
community.
g. W. Hoadley left Wednesday of last
week for points on the Pacific coast
where he has relatives and friends. He
expects to be gone some time.
Mrs. Newton Judd was visitor at
the home Of her son Ralph at Davis
City last Friday.
The Doctors of this community were
all at Leon last Friday attending the
county medical society meeting.
Mr.. Laughlin and wife, of Lineville,
were visitors in this city at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Jennings the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. Wells Of Packwood, Iowa, came
last Friday being called here by the
serious illness of Mr.. Gillett.
The Methodist ladies at their bazaar
Friday and Saturday took in about
ninety dollars.
Mrs. Jefferies attended the funeral OF
her youngest brother at Osceola last
week returning Monday.
Ed Rushing and wife made trip to
the county seat last Monday. They
were accompanied by DR.. Lyon.
Elmer Burrell moved into the ]. A.
Wilson house in the south part of town
last Friday. Jim Lillard has bought
the property they vacated.
Kemp Aten of Charlton was here the
first of the week visiting his mother
Mrs. S. II. Aten.
Miss Lovett who has been in Chicago
for some time past, returned last Satur-
day.
Pauline Arnold who is training to be
a nurse, in Des Moines, came home Sat
urday fog few days vacation, return
ing Tuesday.
Will Slack of Oklahoma was called
here last week by the serious illness Of
his father.
Miss Williams of Des Moines came
the latter part of last week to visit her
friend Miss Dilsaver.
Ed Morgan and family moved last
week onto the Van Stewart farm west
of town.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19
Pleasant Valley No. l.

Levi and Wilbur Hill, of near Leon
we're visiting at George Virden's Satur-
day and Sunday.
Fred, Frank and Clara Young were
visiting at Thomas Roberts Sunday.
Mrs. Adam Zika's mother, Mrs. Kent.
ner, is very poorly at this writing and
DR.. Wales, of Davis City, is waiting on
her. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kentner, of
Lineville, were called to her bedside
one day last week.
Chester Pullen was visiting at Geo
Virden's Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Quigley was visiting al
Leon last week.
Jack Dingman is doing Mr.. Bonner's
work while he is away looking for a
place.
William Priest made his regular call
at Ora Blacks Sunday evening.
Charles Millsap and wife attended
the oyster supper at Fred Millsap's
Thursday night.
Levi Virden is hauling wheat for
Earnest Prang and Tom Roberts.
Mrs. Ernest Robb was visiting at
Adam Zika's one day last week.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19
Center.

Sim Evans has few COWS on full feed
Grandma CARRIER, Mrs. Boyce and
Mrs. Frank CARRIER were out calling
last week.
Art Bros. will visit at home during
holidays.
A. Bright is gathering corn in Center
Mrs. Frank Long, son and E. Housh
were Pine Grove callers.
Mr.. South, R. Hill and family visited
with E. Housh.
Ira j. Keim has made several good
trades this fall.
DR.. Dunn is reported as having good
luck with his school.
Wayne Cannon and Mr.. Robinson, OF
Monroe county, Iowa, were callers at
Pine Grove. Mr.. Cannon priced our
best young bull for shipment to Colo
RADIO.
One farmer lost some Of his hogs.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19
BlockIey No /.

Ike Evans, Of Davis City, and Mr.. Tye
Of Pleasanton, bought two car load OF
hogs of the farmers of this vicinity
and shipped them from Blockley to
Chicago last Saturday.
John McNelley and family visited
Sunday at Uncle Hiram Hattield's.
Mr.. Leahy returned home Friday from
Des Moines. He reports the sick folks
out of danger.
Earl Atha returned to his Uncle Andy
Rumley's Sunday evening after a
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19
r. F. D. No. 3.

We are glad to note that Mrs. Byron
Stout is slowly improving.
Little Eddie Stout is staying with his
grandpa rents.
Mrs. Jasper Record visited with Mrs.
A. 3. Ellis Thursday and in the evening
both ladies called on Mrs. Byron Stout.
Mrs. A. s. Gardner visited one day
last week with her brother and family.
A. Sell and family visited Sunday
with A. q. Ellis.
Some from this vicinity attended the
fnneral Of George Renner at Decatur
City Friday.
Mary Cox, Of Leon. spent Sunday with
home folks.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19
pleasant Valley No. ,

MT. Berry, the state missionary, is
holding ten day meeting at Grand
River with services each evening.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Boles died Dec. 14th, it's death be-
ing caused by whooping congh. 1t was
laid to rest in the Mt. Zion cemetery.
John Brammer has sold his Is acre
farm to Mrs. Sarah Kirkpatrick for
$1,000. She will take possession right
away and Mr.. Brammer will move to
Grand River.
John Hopkins has built new barn.
John Mckee has had bad luck with
his cattle, losing two within two days.
Isaac Poland and wife visited with
Walter Boles and wife last Friday.
1t is reported that Henry Schmidt
was badly cut up with knife by Lew
Green at dance at Van Vert last
week.
Jasper Briner has moved in Sanford
Foland's house and will work his farm
for him the coming year.
Mrs. Sanford was called to Hopeville
Sunday to see her mother who was very
sick.
The meetings at Pleasant Valley
closed Sunday night. There were
eleven baptized after the morning
service and twenty-seven converts in
all. After the Sunday evening service
the Lords Supper was given, the great
est number taking part that was ever
known in the history Of the Pleasant
Valley church. Rev. and Mrs. ARM
strong have worked nard during these
meetings. They had the assistance OF
the state evangelist for eleven days,
and Rev. Jos. Edwards part OF the time.
Prayer meeting will be held every
Wednesday evening and Sunday School
every Sunday. May the good work Of
the Lord 60 on.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-12-19

pleasant visit at tho home of his uncle.
George Stephen and family.
Gibler Johnston and family spent Sun
day evening with Mrs. Johnston sister.
Mrs. Amos Brazelton.
Bert Dobson spent Sunday with Fred
and Wild Jones.
Homer Lytle and Kenneth Frazier
visited Sunday with Lee Horney.
Charles Hatfield and daughter, Iona
were Davis City callers Monday.
Joe Dobson and wife were Sunday
callers at the home of their son, Lew
who lives in Leon.
Ansel Barry, of Leon, spent Sunday
with Charles Dobson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
RlPLlNGER'S DEFALcATl0N

The astounding announcement that honest John hip
rngern exeiy comptroller Is charged with the emoefts
ment Of moneys belonging the city hard TO credit
and vet in the Of evidence presented there does mol
seem TO be a shadow Of doubt 10 his guilt
Il even looks though Rplnger deliberately took
refuge in Honduras under belief that he could not be
extradited when ms thefts we're finally discovered
Most vigorous should certainly be taken TO
spprehend the excomproer lie should be brought back
10 face the accusations and If found guilty. made to suf
fer merted punishment Of his crime No stone must be
left untarned 20 accomplish this end
Az for Mr. Carroll the present comptroller he has much
70 answer for o the people
According his admissions. made 20 the finance
committee Of the city council last night he has been In pos
session Mr. Ripngers mudded accounts for than
one year yet failed take any steps until recently to
check them up and ascertain whether the belonging
to the people turned him. correct in their
amounts
II seems - have been Mr. Carrons idea that IL
important protect the interests Of hs friend John
Rplinger, than that the peoples funds
protected
His whole proceeding in this matter most unbus.
nesske and Careless
Mr. Carroll should have known within days alter
taking charge Of the office where the ety funds
located There FOR IT because 81 the fact
that Carroll discovered the oosencs Of the system in
he took hold 81 the eomptroer's office
Had be acted months aso. Rplnger could undoubted
" have been apprehended before he left the country and
part Of the missing funds recovered
It is good time right have thorough iuyest-
CATION made Of the Of all city departments The
people would hke whether everything Is all right
in the other public offices
80 While the law IL reaching strong 70
John Ripnger let examination be made city aud
bounty offices along thorough lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
AHTtct . ~ ,.
WINS AND wuN NuTs 90 EATING.

wis 80 fried foods considered
lndiKsstibief Because TIE fat ln
which the fryinE IL done. ua matter
~ hos Eoof quality that fat MAJ
BE- forms thin coating ever each
particle - faaa 80 fried NoH.
nstthsr ths digestive nuida - 'bt
mnufh af thase - the stomach can
49, upon fat snd % tie fat-in-
eruafsd food cannot be aissstsd
Fats afs diaested only b. certain
agent known - sfearsiH# wHffh
meets the food In The intesiiuss rs
ths tine the steapsin gets tHta con.
tact with she tat snveioped food 90
has fermonted- and thats iHdiEss-
ton.
aaltsd and acarnsd" meats should
b. aHuldsd. first because they are
usually taken from an inferior part
o. an Inferior often diseased ami.
nal. and second. because the ehemi.
eals used 90 prevent the meat from
andsrHainE rhsmfeai change outside
the body. will ast within the body
o. prevent The chemical change
known a. digestion
Meat 10 often denied o. those auf.
Terms from rheumatism because che
fitnrfer known &c rhsumattsm la
nothing more or teHa than an effort
sf the system ia get rid ~ a certain
poison which has been deposited 81
the junction - some Of the long
bones ~ the body
Another question often asked g.
"WHH should I not drink with mv
msalsf We'll. mainly because diiu-
ton 81 the gastric Juice and the
sallRa with a pint or more Of water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

aIu weaken their actor. perhaps "a
such degree that they may fail
90 de- their work ard tht causs
4Hsnr Indigestion ~ caafse
fnlan other than vafsf a. vine.
beer tea HHFef ard 80 IN. not pulF
aliafe ths alssFtIvs nulds bHf corn.
pitrate the problem bH hfdinE =
poison no tBs food
It ia advisable Co drink freely -
pure water e. other times than dur
fna meals haeauHr the body needs
every day. af least twa quarts 4
eatef The BODY ~ q man 0r uams
an ~ average size contains about
HaIf barrel Of water This ts be
me literally steamed out ~ TIE
BODY ~ the rate ~ SIS or seven
pounds upwards ~ three quarts =
dag. ana go. fn addition 20 ihe water
contained I'm al solid foods 90 beef
steak is hhuuf thrseauHa watsfI
the body naeds about two quarts
daily
Why are condiments. mustard
pepper. vinegar. tobacco and similar
Things condemned hF food experts
Because I'm wora they are irft.
fanta and exrit~nts
lnla applies with stIu more force
e. those other rfImufautH. tea. caf.
fee wine beer and spirits All are
tffltantH. all stinE the organs "a
frantic efforts until the poor body
lanprH like Tired horse spurrrd up
a steep btu
when 81 comes fa candy and pas.
tfY. the answer 20 the why IL
simply that they ore bad IN every
Nay. There r. no health in them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
WHERE WILL WOMAN STOP OR WILL SHE sToF
This ia he age Of the ~oman

This IL she u the
And the future =
81 lees thaa 50 years refused
ADHESION 70 tn colleges their brothers attended
more In the colleges than
Utmost 81 modern times Mef
hant Vie m her rhs pulpit
4he her WomAa longer
behind the throne she 8 throne
All this change Of years radical departure Hat
scAaf your Europe
me pounding pariis
seeking suffrage
In Germaay The ancient universities
1insd from their hinges et
In italy the parliament has appointed commission
ranEe f. possible for equal suffrage
The Preach ahead o. tbe field Of
seennne dtscosery ~ the twelve selling
books written
Even IN darkest Ruas.a physicians teaching tho
eootors Of the World methods hospital
But striking u a H. Fniand-hnk o. tin Fnand
-fs occupy makers legislature
euehyi
point appreciation women
that advance has besuAmcrea 10
behind
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equation Of modern life be The x-the
unknown saaRtiv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
SPEAKING OF YOUR LITTLE MARY

DO you tsuembe Harries play. little Mary
caused quite a good deal Of talk because f.
rather eHraordinay theme nssmuch Little MARY
person little iasdes
You The vord eating" you mentioning
greatest health Ve the sickness mankind
that there thing that ought to know and under
stand and the results and the besi methods
eating
What certain Dr explained technical
college professor him theml
bat simple and plain that that when
and how ought 20
everything practical
e. know the subject
n LAtsoua principal points
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We should cat when hurried. angry
s
We should
We
To improperly bodys and ue ran
stafve ourselves by oveeating By eating
ali
We think this subject oi eating poranee
Doctor Iason a not a crank 10
ofies exploit Ils
tartan Ha Unitarian. know But ha has er
TAihed TILE subject Of food and eating m such
sNaut overlook i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08

ea a Start Of surprise aad back
sad stop. slaae she bad only beea
expecting a cantenuonslly friendly
greeting Thea she iaaEhed.
Yoa foolish boy
But here sas aomethlnE Ia the
tone that told Billy the foollrhueas
wAs not wholly Objectionable
liz nest act wAA certainly loKi=
cal and cireumstAnuailf eEcuaabie
lie pat HE arms about that "a
gaialis evening sewn aad kissed
Miss MiEHon Morrisou with =
fefyof that could NOT have had ;
better cause
HltiYi'
The uord zaa a. emphatic pro.
feal that the smiles aud bushes
caufradicted natis
Yes. I love YOU Ard N EoluE
20 marry yuu. AiRnon announced
nllf. 9Th an idiotic grin
Have ! aathinE 70 Hay about
ts= Hut she made no effort 70 SET
aahr from circle ~ hif arms
VIII you marty me. MiEuon
questioned Wlif ohedisutiy
Yen HfiiYt--w tfh becoming
msrhncna hellad By a fash Of the
deeply blue eyes
Tuoniy delicious minutes later
HIIva Eiaaee. IN one q It's minute
uanaaFlnsa from MiEnuu's dlmplln4
faee encountered the grandfather !
clock lie accusing face recorded
Hua rrtfnufea 10 eight
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thsater and Ia completely forgot.
ten where's Margs9fs She 4
think us efaHf
Nlgnona dlmples deepeucd mia-
fhleFioufiy
In the library With Tom spAuId-
iuE
Are thsy
Hmy paused romprehendlns
question Va his eyes
Yes. very much 30 Il vas on
the tip o. ms tongue when came
IN 70 toll you that MafFerY couldn.i
So wfth us-hut somehow for.
got
since whoa
since they went motoring this
morning That's Why she wanted
10 cancel her part OF the engage.
ment
Let's cancel ours. too. and stay
here pleaded Huly
So she Erandfathor.s clock chimcd
eight maiostirally but all IN
vain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-08
THESE THINGS WOULD SHOCK YoU.-.wnY1
m TELnA TnANEns

bsthns sat a
nothing
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10 mA8 Sc ed u
war : BE shifsf FORK
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his hats powder vii Improve
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70 wtf f' is that maA s
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20
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