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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
JAPAN STILL HOT.
Says CaIifOrnlans Are Persistent Ina
 Discriminating Against MoDgofians.

Says CaIifOrnlans Are Persistent Ina
 Discriminating Against MODgoiians.
 Tokio, March 5.-The Nichinichi, in leader this morning protests against tho persistent determination of the people of California to persecute and exclude the Japanese from that state.
 Tn the proposed law limiting aliens to five years ownership of land, the Nlchinichi can discern but one inter. tIon--to deny the land owning right to Japanese.
 The paper advises the government to take steps ito counteract such an out rage against the Japanese' and ex- presses the belief that an efficient so- tuition may be reached by the removal of the disability Of Japanese to attain naturalization in the United States
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
nenth of mn Infant.

The three weeks old baby boy of Mfr. and Mrs. NJ A Watts died yester- day afternoon at the family residence. III Palmetto Street. Highland Park. The funeral service will be conducted at the residence this afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev k. R. Ellison. pastor of the Forest Avenue Methodist Church, off1ciatinR. Interment will be made at Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
nnItImore Club Minn.

New York. March 4.-Judgment for $53,000 was obtained by the Baltimore Baseball Club against the Brooklyn Baseball Club in the Supreme Court in Jersey City today by default Attor- neys for tho plaintiff say they will ap- ply for a receiver. The Brooklyn Club Is incorporated in New Jersey.
 The claim dates from 1900 when the Baltimore Club left the National League and several of it's players went to Brooklyn. The claim was for $40, ,000 with $12.000 interest Baltimore al- legged that the National League agreed to pay $4o,0oO for its franchise, that this money was paid to certain persons Tn the Brooklyn Club. but never was given to Baltimore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
ISLE oF PINES CAsE.
Supreme Court to Decide Whose Prom
 erIN Ielnnh Ia.

Washington. March 4.-The Supreme Court of the United States today en- tered upon consideration on printed briefs of the case, of Pearcy vs. Stran- ahan. which involves the question as to whether the Isle of Pines is American or Cuban territory.
 The case has been pending in the court for several years and heads the docket. It is considered probable that a decision will he reached before final adjournment in May.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
MILLIONs OF ACRES.
President Increases Number of FOreS
 Reserves fly Order.

Washington. March 4.-Seventeen added to the forest reserves of the ITnIted States by proclamations issued bv President Roosevelt made public today. Thirty-two forest reservations are created or increased in area by these proclamations.
 The following memorandum bearing on the subject was made public at the White House today
 Tbese forest reserves was determin- cd upon and the preparation of the necessary papers ordered some months
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
Out of Politics.

The main question in the future of the National Guard is to remove 1t as far as possible from politics. In some of the States, the adjutant general is elected by the commissioned officers, and his term is for life or during good behavior, and they are charged with, conducting the organization strictly upon military. rules and regulations, without fear or favor. treating all alike, enforcing every rule strictly. and requiring every man to come LID to the full letter and spirit of the law Captain James A. Cole. of the 9th United States Cavalry, who has done much inspection work in the last four years. thinks that "the ridiculous custom of ,eIecting company officers in the militia organizations should be abolished, and that the captain of a company with which he passes a first rate inspection should be paid a bo- nus.
 "A part of the United States issue to the militia" says Captain Cole, is report to the military secretary of the army, should be series of charts framed under glass, setting forth in large type the ordinary rules of con duct of the soldier, defining ilis rela- tions to his officer, setting forth the necessity for promptness in answering calls. rules of conduct in armory, rules for the care of arms and equipment, specially importapt extracts from the drill regulations, army regulations, and the guard manual; enjoining strict performance of duty on the part of officers and commissioned officers, etc, all formally sanctioned by order of the secretary of war If a mili- tiaman is instructed by his officer or non commissioned officer. he believes that such person is wrong. is putting on airs or assuming authority If authority for such instruction could be at once pointed out, 1t would oper- ate as corroboration from the man from outside whose dictum is always convincing"
 This is a very wise suggestion, but in Alabama the right to elect regi- mental. battalion and comnaIy officers is conferred upon the officers and men by the constitution and it is a privilege that would not be chcerfuily surren- dered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

doing so have cast a reflection On the patriotism and integrity of the Guard"
 The resolution was referred to the Ways and Means Committee. There are very few officers of the National Guard who have any fear of such an investigation. and the large majority will. under the unjust criticisms. cast upon them, welcome any open inves- tigation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Nick Emmerick poseu S'Oii'AS' troubIe is caused in reality by one or these parasites. A man or woman may he afflicted in this manner for years and not realize the true cause or their snffering. when filst sold Cooper 5 New Discovery I dids not know that +he medicine would remove this trou- bIe. I have since found that 1t inva- risnlv does SC. The following letter is fair sample of the symptoms as experienced by an individual thus at' fected: .s DI,, stor,a oh .,oated and the slightest exertion made o sick. weak and dizzy. My appetite 4rss variable and a good nights sleep '',as unknown to me. When l awoke " the mornings had bad taste in il,, In roouth and a coated tongue. my ra of the wonderful benefits that ,,ere being derived from CooPers New Htn1o,,erv, and decided to try 1t.
 ..Tbe horrible tape worm, sixty Ieet @ ,r mat had been sapping my life Ions, nassed from my system alive anS ysouirming after had taken three dl,S Snees Now I have splendid ap2e- o,.s every trace of my stomach trouble t .'ee' d;sa1peared and my digestion IS mas s1eep well and am gaining in BooS .+b every day" Nick Emmerlckr ssrehS ,. .m o,is Ave. Milwaukee. Wis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

10 NtiGN tAA t
 or tape worms as they are called are responsible for an immense amount of suf- fering. Thous = ands of these cre- atures have been brought to me by people who have taken the New Discovery and l now know that an i'm m 0 D s e amount of sup nosed stomach
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Captain Lucien c. Brown, who has been for four years Captain of Company K, Birmingham. one of the crack com mands of the State, since he has been made Chief Deputy in the Sheriff's of flee. has resigned. His place will be hard to fill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
Riie Practlce in MaryIand.

General Clinton l.. Riggs. adjutant general of Maryland, is trying to pro- cure short distance target ranges In every town where the list regiment has a company. The regiment now has grounds for short ranges at Fred erick, Hagerstown and Cambridge, and 1t Is hoped that 1t will secure ground at Westminster. Annapolis, Belair, Elk ton, centerville, Easton and Salisbury. Tho Maryland National Guard has three sub target machines which are loaned to the various companies for from two weeks to a month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

manner as to keep them unimpaired for the benefit of the children now growing up to inherit the land. This is the final and exclusive object not merely of our forest poldcy. but of our whole public land policy.
 Theodore Roosevelt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Times like these. call for "the most for your money" Use Daybreak Fer tflizers and Acid PhOsphates.
 Marks and fsnvIa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
saye Empfy shells

All empty shells are replaced with ball cartridges, and all who practice q. l. target ranges or elsewhere are urEeo ta save them. The shells must be 'recapped and cleaned, and are ex- changed at the government arsenais al the ratio of about two for three. This fixes such decided value upon the empty shells that they should never be thrown away. Each com raand can keep itself in ball cartrid- ges in this way, with very little extra trouble and expense. The empty sneil can be easily saved and in tnat way . cain utilized in target practice, 1t is well worth the trouble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
araiors for tI.e Firrt Infantry.

he term of office of Major A. l.. Williams, of Dothan, having expired, and Major F. P. Folmar of Troy hay ing resigned, an election is to be held at an early day in that regiment, to flI sthe vacancies Captain W. J. Walden of Company I. Uniontown, 1t is conceded, will be chosen for one of the places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
SHORT TALKS BY
 L. T. COOPER.
INTERNAL PARASITES.

Cooper's New Discovery has taught me many things. Not least of which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Captain A. c. Sexton. who is Aide de-Camp on General Clark's staff. has been in Atlanta during the past week. He is one of the most popular and en- thusiastic staff officers in the State, and is a most capable officer. He finds time from his official duties to keep up with his military duties. and keeps. in- formed in the law and tactics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

state RafEe RaOEeE
 Three State rifle ranges are 10 pc secured and put in shape at once. one each at Birmingham, Mobile and Mont
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

We are authorizcd agents Tor ;1, the Cooper medicines Call ana let US ''e'i you more about them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
Personals.

Colonel c. F. Bricken, the command ing officer of the 2nd Regiment, is now engaged in the courts of his circuit He found time, however, to attend the inspection at Eufaula and Union Springs, and reports that he was pleased with the showing made ny those companies
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Brigadier General Louis V. Clark has been reappointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate. He Is the commanding officer of the First Ala bama Brigade, and the senior officer Of the Iine He was reappointed by Gov ernor JeIks. at the expiration of his term in 1905, and Governor Conner has simply, confirmed that appointment. The action of the Governor will be most satisfactory to the rank and file, who win thank him for retaining so capa- ble an officer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
FLOWER SEEDS.

A well assorted lot of FLOWER SEEDS in papers or by weight at
 BURKE'S DRUG STORE. Cor. Court and Monroe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05

Brigadier Generals Ligon and Holt have been reappointed Inspector Gen eral and Quartermaster General respec- lively, on the Governors staff, which will be received with pleasure by the entire National Guard, as they are most efficient and popular officers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-05
MARBLE.

Cusb0sv- Clapp Marble Co. Marble and Granite Monuments. 2os-2I1 Dexter. Phone 14s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21
NEH' CUSTOMS CHANGE.
Bureau Of Protests Handles Thou
sands Of Cases.

Among the important changes which are con
tlantly taking place in the customs machinery at
tnas port there il probably division which has
maze greater strides ia successfully carrying our
ehee Sans desires than the law and scleAinlc
apartment Of the Appraisers Office, when was
established By act Of Congress last February. for
BUSINESS purposes the new department is designated
ae uae eleventh division. and at present con-
@Au'so Includes new bureau, known as inc
bureau q protests and appeals; the chemical laoo-
'Seo1y aud the bureau Of analysis Of textile fab
ia since its organization il has been In charge
= IiafIes X. Lexow. formerly practising atlor-
- OF ths city and up 10 last January one OF
roIier
CN9nsl Edward s Fowler. the local appraiser
- -" uie need ~ more systematic organization or
-, "erk IL his department. and II was mainly
@D1eh hs efforts that the division was OBJ
go, 49, ne has consequently devoted much personal
hs'-7on TO the organization and development OF
~, H. and IN speaking yesterday Of the progress
-" mas been made he said:
ana a. necessity for tie establishment OF the law
nro,ess,.s snlhc division. embracing the bureau OF
increse ana appeals, by reason of the great
feboTt - lL the number Of protests received for
seat - ..-iuig TIE last year over those formerly
The ise,N appraiser, the received during
poFpfsnsa .sest year being % per cent the
b4sr1esss 1iilDef Of the four previous years. This
fof n q sls prosperity Of the country IN business,
we're not for The increased iipportations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21

arise e.. A.. ,,,o
placed upon the imported merchandise by the Ap-
Inc observation OF the eleventh division before
being forwarded through the channels noted for
The action Of the Board of United States General
Appraisers. Besides the work Of the bureau or pro-
tesfs and appeals the eleventh division embraces
numberIess Questions Of scientific character which
ave treated especially in the United states labora-
torv Including among others the polarization and
testing of sugars mclasses and syfups imported
from abroad. In the laboratory employed men
Of great learning end experience in professional and
scientific life whose records as authorities are
rerognized throughout the whole country
The bureau for the analysis of textile fabrics 10
another important charge coming under the super
Vision of the Assistant Appraiser OF the eleventh
division Here the analysis is made by the counts
~ threads in the warp and woof or the fabrics,
involving the closest and most accurate calcula.
tion The men engaged In this work all OF
them experts whose lives have been devoted to
tbc particular Industries and the manufactures
which they produce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21
S'nrrogQteS' Notices.

- ~TI-TsITANcE or AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G
| Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New. York.
-otoe &c hereby given to all persons having claims
istrst Peter Moller Jr. late OF the County OF New
y1,rE deceased. 20 present the same. with vouchers
eof 10 The subscribers, their place OF transactng
1,sness No ~ Wa! Street. in the city of New York
- o. before the 9th day of April, 1903, next.
mattel New York, 18th day of October. 1907.
49, CHARLES G. MOLLER
CHARLES A. SHERMAN,
Executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21

DVERTIsEAiENTs and subscrpti2ns for The Tribune
y r.Ieive6 al their Uptown Office. No 1864 Broadway,
- resn seth and 37th urtil o'c ,ck Adver-
,+.e,ants received at following branch Offices
fegtIlar Office until O'Clock = M, VIZ ga stl
. cor o3d st 1913 9th cor. 18th st; % East
sttL :, OK Wost 42d ST. 9TH and sth ayes:
ss West 125th St 1885 "a between roth and 7Ith
-. foos "a ave near 6lFt l7OS LIST soth
a., III East i25th St: 75s fremont ave. $50 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21
Citations.

rIyEIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BIT
othy Rugges Green. individually and executor OF
and trustee under the last viii and testament OF
Andrew HasWeli Green. deceased William ogden
Green. individually and executor OF and trustee
Green. deceased Samuel Martin Green, individually
and executor of and trustee Under the last viii ami
Williams Green, individually executor OF and
under the last Will and testament OF Andrew
Haswel Green. deceased: Martin Green, Julia Eliza
beth Green, Lucy Maria Green. Mary Ruggies Green
drew Hugh Green wyilyS Warner Baird. admins
will annexed OF Oliver BOurn Green.
deceased Warner Green Baird Katherine Green Baird.
Mildred Green. LYDIA Green William stuart Green.
Andrew HaswelI Green LucFetia Poole Green, Thomas
Dudley Green and John Harrington Green, send
Ing; You and each or you are hereby cited and re-
Quired personally be and appear before
Of the County OF New York. at the SurrOgates'
Court OF said County, held the Han OF Records
the County OF New York on the 18th day OF October.
1907. halfpast o'clock IN the forenoon OF
day then and there attend judicial settlement OF
the of proceedings of Timothy Rugsles Green.
William Ogden Green Samuel Martin Green and
the last viii aud testament OF Andrew HasWeN
deceased. late OF the County OF New York: and
twenty-one years, are required 10 appear by
guardian. II have or " have ap-
pear and apply for one TO be appointed. In the
event your neglect failure do 50. q guardian
act for you IN the proceeding
In testimony whereof. We have caused the seal OF
TO be hereuntO afixed. Witness Hon
L. 81 Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF our said
County, AT the County Of New he
18th day Of September. in the year OF Lord ons
DANIEL J. powDNEY.
Clerk OF the SurrOgates Court
Petitioners No: 154 Nassau Street CTribuns Build
tng). New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK r
i Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the OF New York
notice 81 hereby given all persons having claims
against Edwin s. Lemoine late County Of Sew
York the vouchers thereof
subscribers at their place OF transaotng
at he OF Messrs. Harrison. SeasoHgood a Ed
wards No ~ Street, Borough OF Manhattan in
the city New York. or before the first day OF
February next
DATED New York, the 10th day Of July 1907.
WILLIAM T. BINGHAM. HENRY W. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS S. VAN yoLtiENBURGn, Executors.
HARRISON, SEASONGOOD & EDWARDS. Attorneys for
Executors. 4s Cedar Street Borough Of Manhattan
CITY Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21

TINRIMRLE ISABELLA PENTOE.-In pursuance OF
order OF Hon, Abner c. Thomas. a surro-
Of County OF New York notice given
persons having claims against Isabella
Trmbe. OF the County OF New York. deceased 20
present the with vouchers thereof.
scriber at its place transacting business No IL
Nassau Street IN the city OF New York. or before
the 2Sth day OF October tLt
Dated York, the 10Th day OF pril 1901
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Executor
BOOTHBY A. BALDWIN
Attorneys for Executor,
81 Nassau Street. New YORK City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS,

is
ttheh lest vic eweek
OF the weeks
I'D n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21
City Property to Let.

FOR RENT
n. r. OF Madison ave and 18th 50.
rooms and electric light sanitary plumb
ing and al! conveniences. Apply 10
HARRISON, ELLIOTT a. BYRD. 90 Wall 81.
Your Own Broker,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21

TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
l. {. THOMAS a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York. notice Is hereby given to air persons having
claims against Helen a. Skidmore late Of County
Of New York. deceased 70 present the with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. his place
transacting business. No 80 West SGD in the
Borough OF Manhattan, city of New York. on or be-
the 10th day OF April next.
Dated New York the 9TH day OF October. 1907.
WILLIAM l.. SkIDMORE. Executor
DAVIES STONE & AUERBACH. Attorneys for En-
ecutor. "a Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan
city of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21

I EWIS MAHY.--lN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
j. Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of he
New York. notice hereby all1,
sons having claims Mary Lewis late OF the
OF New York. deceased. with
vouchers thereof % The subscribers their place
acting office attorney Henry
Tint. ESQ. No 10 William Street. Borough OF Mammalian
In the City of New York before the seventeenth
17th Of December, 1907, mex
Dated New York. the 9Th June. 1907.
FREDERIC r. LEWIS, PEI Y 7 LEWIS.
RINE 7. MoULTON. STEPHEN s PALMER
- Executors
William Street Borough OF Manhattan New York Cytv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-21
City Property for Sale.

DRoADWAY N w COR READ1 ST. 666xl24 for
ID sale one Of the desirable corners downtown,
Apply TO Wal c. MALKERS SONS. 299 b dvay
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-30


1901 ion o SeaBesofsJus5ice 10 a1nI /
oB AeHttleIustice to soIdigihg1 man rs
worth all the penegwTias FEVER ispnEen
sogegVaa bieA3 uisad bher@is one AEnerit
eanof Infinitely greateuathahl any iwho
has ever lived, wslp ithas edone3, pnoTe
.fo9 the MePlb than anNIthousand men
in it, who deserves a testimonialIfr
the universe fbHt ;whoT leadsy thaiuuiet
Life Of a thinker and al worker andfis
only garelErnatieed.i Hei should have
Z "a mon4mleaRt "a :. Thousand. feetgo high
rE;aised 5bY his eHthBsi and. apprehi-
tatiYec 89HnttFyIe ept7ii no not by rand 6XvRut
nloyu6edaNd gTTIhbatI man, declares Al
GgeHEfnrs0fn pi WNilcex biH, Sslf.AasterY; ellis
Tbs Pas "A. EEaiiss9pt Rub gEeab8glegi
oqs, illuStriogs, Ar Aes is land iRuofhe
4 face ipf, the tEs fact that bey has den@mGge
for htGqqWeaSsnitE than any Thousand men
eaIIiYfePlw7zdespits thlev fantt sthateAs isuan
I American, hhisa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
must rpfes DEEDS FRite untsGH gha1easses the
gS9ldae4 fGiates h foreo tAeNnesn taecQgd
him the glory ana and hlleHeg he, has won
end deserves, pIott,s by. daastrNctiQn but
I BY creation, not by sword, butvfthe
! subtle lightning borrowed frona the
4, A4Allmlighty, and harnessed fer the com
! fort and use and happiness, of man
KIND. KIND. hs .sars .tnchna43f1 bgmai
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-30
lsHEMpoEs..

To see her go with eyes agloW
An voice -gurglingi to a crow,
Her wee hand in her mothers tight. 8
Across the hill an out o. sight, ~ ,.s4,4
With her short legs a-trudgin' glad
Off down the road away from dad;
Glad to go visitins out far ~ 5t5S@
To grandma'sl an this cooky jar, i.'{:Gi
Is one more sight! "A better sight {ts
Fer me, though, when it's COMM night.
Is to look off across the gloam
AM see my BABY trudgin'1 home = - 80
ad3 va 9sd9u01 ,lIi9 Gd7 10 $3.50
Hand in her mothlerss ,iust9as she, s199qa
At lndorfIinn' trudged away from me;
fsOokind the same? Aeekcenttin' that . - :"
She's got some blossoms in her, hat, w Z
An An got q diptysfacesaa an gpti a'tI''
4 ebupcch o. wilted bl9omas AMI otc' ,1ey9f
An a grin on her fat9 fdsti 9gHfSIdi 1ieaym
ronsitaad1D a6aiWa5 Ra9 Voufd Be 5ud
E9seveH, sit aYadg&a0m n1edT .s2nivf9
kAnf53 she tKsHfSdn EiIlF5 like she wpsedoqa
by ~ boss fIni o yrs 4 frat CUFFS she H9aM
biTo~ 9 sGe mel hHf nfRG uI aS} RNSS
A Bumper.cfeeRpeib edt eaA5
.btAaeasg'' SAID thedhah from south
aEabK s4aAs y Iidnsackon hhae8aaf twas
Yhats 4 OF gmk@Rrr calteS 9banRhnsc yeaho
with a bumper wAeatt epof7isoWsyoa ioI
w el kn p997WY thh9h S3ileb E4ga Bd4ss neigh
b9FT O. m mn}ine, SilS{h FasWhad ssieh Al
stand p wheat on, e, tenraere field O.
his III That he had { rent htbJ, field next;
ePiiM't' shoek7 about half Of ittj-Wastf't
fo0Mn fer tlr shocks on til ground It
grOESAd oil~'EHeIaJu&ge 9id&To7EE IdA ~
eds 1oa4af-et c4-zSd-sda u$d"
,1leaxod uOfter1afe Dassp smo3qHf Y
b#Famghatr6ldl r. ssying, , 6mahry dns
haste, rePR9ttat le4spHej' datafgobd ones
..1ssaaft. 1t34 ba@ ads tah( yRbsTudT no
a III ETdppia9Mo7Yes, but it Twas qBB9 the
Verse 5 With . Helen, She accepted al
chap who was not working, and rel
gf9tted # the (aheeaft daayy.> st'B7d 9Giha 81
bEEaEag4f II see.ga With With Lihig6r IT, was
Marty ati leisure, REPENT IN hast" Oily
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| bna ,llevE : Iii lo9 } q god slim eh
yawa bHaNas eFace P6wderI. cad ed
Iieuta DashFefghAI can't fthIhK Why
alb the girls make such a1he1oa6f7Ca4t9
digger. Why, he's never smelt pom-2
der. es
Maj. Juggins-OhS Il don't know.
He's been out IN n the, 4 conservatory
with MisshR Buffer for eanq hour btEis
evening .t,f.a., 49,, 80 aJi1