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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27

and her own accompanist. In glorious
form she rendered the prayer of Wag-
ner's sairted Elizabeth, selection in it
self compliment to her audience, whose
sympathies it Immediately touched. 1t
was music that the sisters could appre-
ciate even more fully than the singer
herself. Two other songs Gadski gave
them and then warm good blythe
prima donna to return to the world, the
nuns to their duty. each happier for the
few moments in which their lives had
intermingled.
Gadski's local welcome will be warm
one Her fame as one of the foremost
sopranos touring America in concert
makes her coming an event of far more
than ordinary significance.
Many little stories are told of this splen-
did singer, and this one is especially in
teresting. Curiosity as to the personal
characteristics of persons of the stage
seems inherent in patrons of the theater,
and the same is true so far as the great
ones of the musical world are concerned.
In the case of Nine. Gadski. however,
there is little of the romantic or startling
to relate-unless one fall back upon the
fiction making methods of the resource
full press agent. Aside from the fact
that the prima donna has had the In
evitable artistic trials inseparable from
a career such as hers, she has figured in
no events that might be termed sensa-
tional. In private life Gadski is merely
true, womanly woman, the possessor Of
devoted husband and sweet little
daughter, the latter as bright miss as
ever had difficulty with the multiplica-
tion table. Little Lotta has inherited the
graces and talents of her distinguished
mother and even now gives promise Of
rare musical ability
Nine. Teresa Carreno appears in Min
neapolis with the symphony orchestra
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27

HTHILE in st. Paul Madame Gadski,
w who is to be heard here Wednes-
day night, October 22 performed a
gracious act which gives a glimpse of
the true woman behind the artist. Chanc-
ing to hear of the Sisters of st. Agatha,
who, under vows of perpetual poverty
devote their lives to the interests OF
music, she announced her intention OF
going to sing for them. Instead of order
ing carriage the prima donna set forth
on foot, taking her little daughter Lotta
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
pIsMIssEs COMPLAINT AGAINST
YOUNG EARL LAWRENCE

The complaint charging Earl Lawrence
with obtaining goods by false pretenses
was dismissed by the prosecuting attor-
ney yesterday.
Lawrence was said to have ordered $225
worth of jewelry from the store of
Brock & Feagans. Fourth and Broadway.
His mother has an account at the store
and he ordered the goods charged to it.
Mrs. Lawrence paid for the jewelry
and the owners of the store agreed not
to prosecute.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
SPECIAL POLICEMAN FINED
FOR STRIKING ExPRESsMAN

G. w. Snider, a special policeman, was
fined So on a charge of battery when the
case against him was called in Police
Justice Chambers court yesterday.
Snider was arrested on a complaint
sworn to by James Baum, an expressman'
According to Baum, Snider struck him
and attempted to drag him from his
wagon. Snider said the expressman had
maintained stand for his wagon in
front of building the officer was hired
to watch.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
Benicia Postmaster Dies
By Associated Press.

By AssocIated Fress-
BENICIA, Cal, Sept. 2s.-George Stew
ems, postmaster at this place for the last
two years. dropped dead in his office this
morning. He formerly served as deputy
collector of internal revenue. and for
thirty years was a prominent citizen OF
Solano county.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
SPECIAL FOR ONE DAY ONLY


days offer choice Of eight lines of mems new fall oyerGoa latest @ IN
cut full front fitting backs with VIDE wted
lined them with silk; sizes "a to A.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
Young Mems $l2.5O Suits $7.45
SPECIAL FOR ONE DAY ONLY

To interest Young opening will tor today
long suits in paids and new fa
double
breasted full serge regularly sold $3.50
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27

Mime. Teresa Carreno appears in Min
neapolis with the symphony orchestra
November 90
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
$3.50 Mems flannel Pajanas $LOO

SPECIAL FOR ONE DAY ONLY
Super quality outing flannel pajamas at third be-
low our regular price, in stripes and mixed patterns;
fancy colorng; the trunk cut full and roomy; the
shirts have military collars, finished with pearl but
tons; all sizes
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27
5000 Silk Pettic0ats $4.05
S $3.50 LL00l Mixed Underu

French ribbed gamens high neck long sleeves with 81
crochet neck pants with French bands in ankle length to mattel
also fiat garments the styles above all Of hghgra
warns and third underprced for today only.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-27

like taking off their hats to this splen-
did American girl who In her own par
ticular field of endeavor has helped to
carry the Stars and Stripes abroad.
Miss Elvyn was. born in Sherman.
Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
Card to Voters.

To the Voters of Carter County;
am the Republican Nominee for
the Office of District Court Clerk of
Carter County, and. never having
aligned myself with any other politi-
cal party IL was not necessary that |
change my politics in, order to get
the nomination The nomination
came as surprise to me, and abso.
lutely unsought.
feel that my four years experience
as a Court Reporter and my knowl.
edge of the law better qualities me to
fill the position, with credit to myself
and satisfaction TO the voters of Cart
er county. than my opponent. If elect
ed I will do the work myself and the
people of Carter county will not have
to deal with, or pay deputies.
My policy. If elected. will ecourte-
Gus treatment to all and special priv.
iloges to none. | only ask that the
voters investigate as to who is best
qualifie dior the position and vote ac-
cordng TO the result of . fair investi.
cation without regard to party afilia.
ton. If elected | will be Clerk of All
the people. Very respectfully.
29.tf FRED V. KINKADE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
LABOR DAY CELEBRATED
ALL PREPARATIONS FOR THE
GREAT EVENT ARE coMPLET.
ED-GooD PROGRAM

Every ything Is i'm readiness for the
big Labor Day celebration. Monday.
September md, and from the present
indications the occasion will go down
in history a. the greatest gathering
of laboring men, farmers and others
ever held in Ardmorc
The preparations have been in the
hands of the union men In Ardmore
and they have done their work well
Not an item has 3een oyerlook'A
that would add to the pleasantness of
the occasion, and no pains and money
has been spared. The union men have
not called on outsiders to aid them.
They have asked no monetary assis-
lance. but have prepared for the cele-
bration and ask the presence bf every
one.
\ visit to the grounds Saturday dis
closed scene of activity In all parts
of the grounds stands were being
built a speakers platform had been
erected and the final preparations for
a grand celebration as befitted the oc.
casion were being made.
Acting under "A proclamation issued
by Mayor X. w Dick every place OF
business and every pubic building
will be closed during the day. All
meetings of whatever nature set fo-
Monday have been postponed and the
I day will be given over wholly to the
! celebration of Labor Day.
The merchants and business houses
| of the city have nearly all made prep
| arations for the Labor Day parade
Several of the merchants have spent
considerable time on the decoration
OF the vehicle which will represent
their business in the parade and some
objects of beauty can be expected
The parade will form at the cor
ner of Broadway and Washington
streets In the order published severa
days ago, The line OF march will
extend TO T. street west on Broadway
then south to Main street, theme,
down Main TO Carter avenue ant
thence to the grounds
The First Regiment band will pla,
during the parade.
When the parade reaches th'
grounds the handsome flag presente,
to the Trades Council By J. r. Cole
man one year ago will be unfurled
and the speeches of the day made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01

California plums, pears and grapes
at the Grand Leader Phone ~. l.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01

mont Morning Enterprise which had
| become badly involved through mis-.
management The plant was handled
10y the receiver for more than a year
and was then sold to strong com.
pany financially and the best paper Is
now being put out boy the new com
pany 10 be- found I'm any city Of $4,000
population. The receiver had put the
paper on a paving basis and It's future
seems To be- assured While Beaumont
is today on a splendid foundation and
Is growing fast'r than at any time In
It's history as all It's principal indus.
tries are prospcring II is but little
above the level of the gulf the SUM
mcrs are very long aud hot and the
rainfall excessive. II was because Of
these things that Mir Spaulding dccid.
ed 10 look for more even climate he.
cause of the health of his family and
freely says that Ardmurc Is the first
city out of more than dozen me- has
visited the past siN weeks with a
view To locating which ho has con.
siderrd preferable To beaumont
Speaking of conditions here and the
future the secretary was conservative
IN his remarks, desiring to make a
clos" study of conditions aud ro.
sources before beginning to talk lie
however was enthusiastic Goo hs
praise Of th" pormaurucy with which
ih" foundation of Arlmuro had hnon
la'd OH" hospinhln cosmopolitan
character of hDr people and the ,vi-
deuce of latent resources which should
attract capital and people to this see.
liou Whun their presence o. properly
set b"lor" the world. He is % great
believer iu the exploitation of the Jg.
ricuIiural resources aud the huildiug
up of th" adjacent country and viii
lagos and believes that herein lies
one OF th" elements of strength boz
any thriving community He also b..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
CHOSEN AS SECRETARY OF ARD.
MORE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
AN EXPERIENCED MAN
lnthe Business and An Old NewsPa
Writer-Did Much in Other Fields
IN His Line-Natlve Of
Michigan.

The board of directors of the Com.
morcial Club held meeting yestcr.
day morning in the office " W -.
Johnson for the purpose NJ considering
the matter OF electiug secretary ot
the organization. After brief cN,cu.
tive session the directors summoned
before them candidate for the posi-
tion. II. q Spaulding of Beaumont
Texas Mr. Spauldiup was present ar
the meeting ot the Commercial Sccry.
tarios' Association Of Texas and Lou.
isiaua ON Tuesday aud Wednesday
and became interested u \rdmore by
remarks made by the delegates from
the Ardmoro CommerCiul club to the
meeting. Col u. g. Lester and Joe
berkshire and when Mr Berkshire re-
turned TO Ardmore Wednesday night
Mr. Spaulding accompanied him. The
past three days has been spent in
ing study of local conditions and
so well was he impressed that Mr.
Spaulding voiced n desire to become
a resident of this city and the Com
mercial Club which was looking for a
secretary made him proposition
which was accepted.
cepted.
The new secretary is native Of
Michigan and has been engaged in
the newspaper business, either in the
editorial or business department, since
early manhood and in this work has
naturally been connected with papers
had extremely good advantages to
study the people and the resources
and industries of the various sections
of the country. Through friends who
| had been in Texas for some time he
became interested in Texas in 1902
and a few months later started for
/ Beaumont. visiting many points Of in.
/ terest and studying industrial con
ditions in many southern cities. In
/ Beaumont he became a stakeholder in
the morning paper and was made its
editor. retaining the position for more
than year when he sold his inter
est and became the Beaumont repre-
/ sentative of the Galveston News and
other papers. the numerous oil com
| panies and industries at that time
/ putting out great deal Of advertis'
! ing which made it necessary TO keer
representative on the ground con
| tinuaTly. Mr.. Spaulding made fea
| ture of stories of the resources and
/ development of the section and his
articles were widely copied with the
result that his work came to the par
ticular attention of the Beaumont
Chamber of Commerce whose secre
tary had resigned. He was unexpect
edly and without solicitation on his
part selected for the position and serv
ed during the remainder of the yeal
and more than hall of the term undel
the next board of directors when HI
was chosen by the creditors and tn
court to act as receiver for the Beau
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
Attention. Woodmen.

You tr" requested to meet az Do"
W. q. ". hall this sunday morni..
Is O'Clock TO attend the mncra.
Sovereign NJ G. Mccoy, which =,
take place from the family resid g..
at 9 o'clock.
To the Public.
One day last week there was a 50
tition circulated by the undersir.
requesting the management of tn. %
laundries of the city to grant it, n-
ploycs holiday on Labor Day, ) i;.
2.
am pleased to say that the No.
agement has complied with the abe
request and furthermore that the J.. p
dry workers OF the city have his h.
ty cooperation in the organizatio
"A union. W. e. REAVtS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
Railroads Ready for Business.
BY Associated Press.

Guthrie, Okla, Aug. 3l.-Oklahc a
railroads are noticeably increasiny
their equipments, anticipating to
usual shortage of rolling stock ip-
cident to moving the fall crop. Tn ?,
the fuel shipments may be- gotten 81,
of the way rates on coal are ben ;
cut. Everything points to a IA, =
handling OF the agricultural product =,
a state that can be Appreciated r,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory ~
its novelty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
WILL GET The GOODS
SECRETARY FilSON WAX { 8
PROMPTLY AND PRECISE J..
ELECTION MATERIAL.
Ardmoreite Special.

Ardmoreite Special
Guthie, Okla, Aug. 3l.-"Esa. -
two million ballots, 1900 pads rnd
other election supplies must be- a.
livered to my office by next Friu ="
said Territorial Secretary Cha.
Filson, today. II this is not ioa3
there is liable to be- a slip ir ..th1
election. The ballots must be .,-
ped in lots of 100 and exactly %
millions must be- delivered-no II, 80
nor less"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
Dress NJ akinq.

We are pleased TO announce TO the
ladies' OF Ardmore and surrounding
towns that we have secured Mrs.
Lou Grant of St Louis to take charge
OF our dressmaking department,
Mrs Grant Is a first class dress
maker and we recommend her to the
ladies as being second to none IN
the new state.
The ladies can see Mrs Grant after
Monday.
DITXLER DRY GOODS co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01

Fresh salt water fish at the Grand
Leader. Phone ~. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
DITZLER DRY GOODS &C

Mrs. Lou Grant Of St Louis, a grad.
uate of Keisters Tailoring and Dress
making school arrived in The city yes
terday, and will open her dress max
ing parlors in the Ditzler Dry Goods
Co store. Mrs Grant has had sew
eral years practical experience in St
Louis and other cities and will cater
to the best trade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
THE CHURCHES
Carter Avenue Church.
morning

Rev. w NJ. Wheelan has resigned
the pastorate of Carter Avenue Meth
odist church. Rev w. T. Freeman.
presiding elder, has appointed Dr, J.
NJ. Gross to fill out the balance of the
conference year. Dr. Gross will fiji
the pulpit there today both morning
and evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
CATHOLIC Church.

The usual mass services will be
held at the Catholic church at 9
o'clock this morning. All are cordial
ly invited TO worship with US.
JAMES J. WALLRAPP( Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
BEAUTIFUL HOMES

Are the index to a thrifty people. Is
your home old and worn out? II SO,
consult W. A. Tackett. architect as to
the best way to make a modern up to
date home Of It. II you are con-
templating building. ladies or gentle
men are invited to call at my office
in Carter.Booker building, or phone
40 red. and will call at your resi-
dence, or place Of business.
am at your service. My prices are
reasonable. w. A. TACKETT.
SOtf Architect.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
Friseo's Plague Situation.


San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 81
There is no change in the plague
situation here. No new cases have
developed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
MANY AUTOS DESTROYED.
Thirty Machines Valued at Hundred
Thousand OolIars Consumed.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago ILL.,, Aug. 3l.-Thirty auto
mobiles were destroyed by fire in a
garage early today. rhr explosion OF
gasoline tank in one of the machines
caused the fire.
The loss is placed at 100000.
California plums, pears and grapes
al the Grand Leader. Phone III. l.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
Notice.

Every union man In Ardmore is
urgently requested TO be at Labor
Hall this morning at o'clock. Don't
fail, but be sure TO be present
c. c. GALLOWAY.
Ser. Treas. Trades Council.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-09-26
araxest PERL 70 IN. c.sgrrl...

John r. Mott says the gr1vss1 FssuIls
threaten the church il she 1sss5ss1s
TO press her present unparalleled Al
vantage, in wOrId-wI6s co1ulsssl- agF L
great forward mOveE@mg- IN the for
eign field missionaries Wall be hro.ksn
down b. the very Success Ihzl has
come 10 them in the 5nEz1hs-5as and
opening Of doors Tki1k q he d.
mands, for example. made upo1 tAE1
pastor al Korea Of whom Dr. Howard
Agnew Johnson wrote : oo1Pls q
weeks ago, telling Of his receiving over
] 900 members into his consresztio1
last year. Mr. Mott SAYS The sin
Of unfaithfHlness. hypocrisy. the de-
tasng influence Of luxurious and sel-
FISH living. Gods Withholding His
Spirit through our dIsoeedIeace TO the
demands made BY our Orpo-ruuity.
All this IL ours and much more. II ne
fall TO go forward"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-09-26

LIE language GEnt
saltSIGure gG the gl.au1 .n-pa1rtal an,
FtrS are B,ititNnlE ssrrRn~tfinH-v -t
Sul1s 90 transforming 1ht MIND II 7ht
c'll7Uft't ssoiuilu th abt mE1fu. Gum,
H.1111y 1frU'gE.hur lht lunu NJ lr--p
any . sttfmIH TWO 1HaHrs n aiht
native tElssuI,ss., Euas Gn-,ss1iHn E5.sr-
AID an1 as Gi811r L mnsr a1LfiusrfrisI
Ed71 IN 6hs 1r'EV,s.Hf az frnnafiurnr
western hDuw3ears E.mmgH1 a8urtt.U
ChduB1i.zn..
MI G0r1at1E give dnA 5tinuv1nr Rt.
e0-11 "a 1bs s,Giti1 FEEusm N China
Tie rcrsr-lrss11 -4ss7r On 4 urr-4lr
PAaaulrrifbl tuTnHHhiIn win tina au-
Fs1u- Is giHgraurvih an Jr1.,fG lsatrsr. M
IN the case "a Htih rIr w43,iiftzt,ts,,z
TIE Ee0E5s asiirsr Hits little an it-,sn an
pink aGeosss AZ tIbH CAaDas4 eEn
themselves I'D TINS iEr N -slHritr 10
tEs eEEs1ur is albssir h44iEd Tlns r,l,l1.
czTtzs are regarded rs alb4 dbtan1rE
parents of The E,t,1g8s These EE11sr
clE1S1AE5sss are supposed -o h4 Hbtws
The Reed O6 K1v salary Uh,sT 4ra 1u-
paid u1ElszrE1s,s I'M BryE1srtsrrrssrl-
seems 10 have wNr9at wal IA TIE
ideal DAYS &C certain ssHr1F ryui4s-s rd
China elrz IlS working INV is ! aEr,rYu-
srS and eFwury8 Cf sor1snnlr. ant IL
is the greEE 6rTwtBtlk nNs AM zslI1
progress CO rsfl reEcuul
1 sz& 1kEz these uHnaE,11s were
u1szlsT5s,s Mr. CEuutAF ,synF-bssd-
but 70 be FEScasst,, 4 r0Esru1r ri 4
province vas 8ErgsA. sEE Es New E1rE
sszte1 gets zA,1sut Ssl,l,b 4 vslur w1tls
d coZzsy Z1E1s1r'ssz re1s nrn rprs-t
than Sl0s geizr TRas a,si1sr urnssf3F
Inadequate the resi- IL uIsRd4 IND Hr,Frr
taxes Vuo95e -UusEs, pussssnls frVE1n
parties at law. ant 7svaseBs- gsu4rIH-
~ Hinge suns os uunsF are 5A1s IN
many cases zrzszsG
"A change mu<r e,11Ds over 1ass
whole EsnG4rIm system ew1u761a0ssE
MI COEE2hy- -h,e6uge CHINA ear reinTy
prosper Ii viii ucd zssaa4r how aHr
the nation may E50p5 western 11,t1aa-
eds: there VIII be z.8 prussresx worth
regarding Wn3e.sss Smrr 4 -.Haarzl change
is Effected Two saBlcs are ssss,eaaiEl
before the wOgtt c1E hook On a rsEsn-
erzted China One is q new system
the other Ts moral tUrVs TO EUris H.
This is only zz0Ehsr VIZ u5 SAVING
that the case q C1i-z 81 hopeless
without = ecgqmss1 @ 1kse empire tg
Christian psinetBles- Bu1 Bs1 ne szg
right here that The signs of sAs Times
are mzrveiOusly slSszrzEi1E m uhE
far east Christianity Il szsiEZzlF
honeycombing the whole fztrds % C'nS-
nese civilization and hezrhs16s-n- Tlts
missionaries are regarded To-day w11h
quite another spirit than thar Ei<y3EE-
ed before the Boxer outbreak n few
years ago il was very d55cu71 for a
missionary TO gain any contact with
q viceroy. but for the last ahEs.s wears
have had the privilege Ot Saving
1000 words TO the vzTI0ls Princes O.
the Provinces governors.
treasurers, iudges-0ver 50 G1 1hs1
seeing and talking with Some od them
week by week. on subjects ecGzetc1sst
with Christian eivillzL110n.- azEs-u1
/ tional harmony and the supreme s1-'a
| ship Of Jesus Christ
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-09-26
One MANS EXPERIENCE
IN EtyTERk ElkIll
-fr-r ss-t T'trnuEsufsH NJ rluru-tunf1trst
ir 1tt LarSt uf r,unoT1unfe,

TT tffs Euitur
1seHr SIR
r'bs following experiences ~ M III
mus MN VIM v's1n N W4Ritrn [sn-
RdE siz NeErE agp n hu unt uf The
thousands III ist1ers thHi rnulo bs ~
prudunet BhCv,iur Inv prosperity 1ni-
luv8 the setttsr M ths fs-.tils limits ~
Western C.urIHtiR. This 1Hltar wEE
written m -ht IlhiuRrn HrHTn uf 'sbs
tapvsrnmsIu uf -1hs Ilumi1fim ui Can
Rtsu amt iE uHted M EvH--rs Alhaf1R
NlYrii Bcn, 19u-
81 r. SIX rteHrE ths TN IL this muufh
Ein,ss . and fnmi,y 1Hna.n IN led T,esr.
family siuE ant uulT 81 IN nv pnrfsst.
Bnurti1 d ~ AM buih q 12xzz shack
amt vEs1n 10 NEr'k Rs n cHrpHIrer.
Nssz GHy Rth6 tur k4DO lhnG nlneb
1Oz1K hnIGmE 10 Hhnuh9 Purchased
rvrD 1utE In F7U aBnf Hnr buih 3 .:sxgS
1vU Btu-v building and suit 1ur EaFD
Tiled IN & uGErttr EAsgrinn 33 miles
n w nf Bed Iieer Hnl hUws Ey,ar1
1ilres VnH-g IN d IND Em well pleased
Quarter MI iHncad Enl .urnss tanrsL
wire End ruil n. miles Df 5t1ics
EipuBt 2Hxil tatg I'm E1uDs fumdB1un
1.REa Eseui WIS ny first Er1smln 10
--liRs grim, ! =. BCTss 80 1Hn whaEI.
F.iei1 rrund hn v,Rs srnstat August
IND v,Hf uIr Aurusa 1kith Rn1 mhDs
rDud Dir 5eed E5ad IA. Bures tan rye
1ihn 1huk c0ulG nu he baH1. a
FARMER tl'm Inlau1B cJn II iUr uss- ht,
BEsU hf IeEHr sEw such frsnE-v grain
HIs-v'ts-s SS-gw WIS 1etd high
had Brras 81 2 rCvrad lIHr3sv m San
ilrautiur -bH1 DID mn 90 ~ wen wt1
u Iiil,sDal Eud luTe 1nt M 1fs feed
lfeeu 1u Fuurik and sead 51r z1Iis
flriIlE 9 did nEn lIHzt grail 1fIi'eshsd,
sp uE-nz rps Ei,slI, 1,u the whaE1
/ vuulU hIEE gone al lHEs1 .si 1sn 1E Ibf
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