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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
JAP TARS AT JAMESTOWN.
Little Warriors Critically Examine
 Guns and Cutlasses at the Fair.

Little Warriors Critically Examine
 Guns and Cutlasses at the Fair.
 Five hundred Japanese sailors from the cruisers Tsokuba and Chitose, now a part of the Jamestown exposition naval rendezvous. recently invaded the exposition grounds, says Norfolk Na.l special dispatch to the New York World Everything that the Japs came across was closely scrutinzed. They not only looked at, but handled, felt and smelled things.
 They were more interested in the government exhibits than anything clse and when they reached the army and navy exhibit of guns swords, cut laSSes etc.. there was a wild scramble to get their bands on them regardless of Hands off signs and the admoni- tions of guards.
 The guards were swept off their feet as the curious little warriors made d rush for the implements of war They made critical examination of the curve in sword or the mechanism of the modern rife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
SEVEN
Knew Denmark, but Not Hamlet,

The Literary Lady-Do you think Hamlet was insane or merely assuns ing to he?
 The Victim! beg your pardon. { didn't catch the name.
 The Lady Hamlet.
 The Victim Oh, yes. Odd name, lsnt it2 Friend of yours?
 Tine E.a,ly=In talking of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark.
 Tir Victim To be sure Hamlet, Prime" of Denmark 1 know a lot of those Denmark princes, but l dou't seem to place Ham. By the way, Dene marks getting to bc quite q town They tell me they have two regular trains running there now, one of tbeup q freight. And heard just the other day that eastern capital had secured an option on the building lot across the street from the livery stable for a ciothcspin factory. Denmark is cer- tainly looking up.
 The literary lady glares at the vic, tim coidly and removes herself to an other part of the room.
 Whereat the victim smiles.-K ansaE City Independent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
Eiectrifying the Rhine.

The river Rhine is being turned to good use by the electricians who are erecting power stations along its banks, says the San Francisco Chronicle At Angst Wyhen q big power station has been established for which the com pany erecting it will pay to the Swiss canton $l3, l24 for the concession, an annual tax of $17, ,2b4, and supply 5,2OO horsepower electric energy at cost price to the canton authorities. The conces- sionaires also obligate themselves to pay $24, ,l25 toward the erection of new bridge over the Rhine. The prin- ciple of making those who use water pay for the privilege is well establish ed in Switzerland. where great care Is taken to prevent anything resembling a monopolization of a natural benefit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
A Bit Too Realistic.

Some amateurs in provincial town gave q theatrical performance. Just before the curtain went up the star actor took the manager aside and said to him:
 Now, look here! don't propose to drink water instead of wine in th@ drinking scene in the second act. ! want wine-g genuine wine. The uni ties must be preserved. We want to make this play as realistic as po4S5- ble."
 "Oh, you want champagne at 15 sflll- lings a bottle, do your
 "Yes, sir. Everything must be re- nlistic."
 "All right In the second act YOU shall have real wine, and when your take poison in the last act you shalh have some real poison. I'll see thaE you don't complain of the play not be- ing realistic enough. How does prus~ sic acid strike youi''-London TitBits,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
VANDERBILT'S
 AUTOS COMPLETED

Philadelphia, May 25.-Tbe Dragon Automobile Company has made public that it has completed the Dragon ma chimes for the Vanderbilt Cup. They were designed and constructed by L. Charles Kenen, a French designer of experience, who was for many years connected with prominent European factories, having been with Darracq and for three years each with Clement and Brasier. He also did construction work in England. MT. Kenen has been in this country about three years. and has done great deal of special de- signing for well-known manufacturing concerns. He is much interested in racing and was prominent figure at the Ornlond Beach meet of 1906. He was selea;ed by the Dragon Company our of q list of eighteen designers on account of his ideas and thorough training and the fact that be made specialty of racing cars from the tech nical standpoint. The Dragon cars are of four cylindered design, and are an of the new 1908 model of the Dragon car.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
The Book of Sports."

The Book of Sports was a procIG~- nation by James l., who in this publi~ cation in 1G1S signified to his people the royal pleasure with regard to what: sports. games and amusements might be practiced on Sunday The king mti- mated that mo lawful recreation shoalG be barred on that day to his good peU- ple." The sports forbidden on Sundays were bear and bull fighting, bowling. and interludes Those who did not at- tend church were not allowed to join' in the sports, and no one could go ouf of his parish. The amusements alloweGi were dancing. archery. leaptng. vault ing, May games, Whitsnn ales and ths' setting up of May poles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
Too Elippant.

The specialist surgeon, hot with ine dignation, exclaimed, No, I will not take her case. There must be 8 limit to even a woinan's flippancy."
 Why. Dr. what do you meanf' asked the family doctor mildly. "G have always found Mrs. Jones lady in every way"
 "perhaps.' answered the specialist surgeon, more calmly, but with dry severity. She asked me why sur geon was like q hen. And when I gave 1t up, what do you think she saidY
 'I give 1t up. too,' said the family doctor.
 Because his motto is always Cut cutcut. ah, cut Wasn't that the limit2
 "And that woman has been under the knife three tilnes," reflected the family doctor. "Fll take her to pr, Smith. He has a sense of humor."
 And now there is marked cooness' between the specialist surgeon and tha family doctor. Brooklyn Eagle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
BEES Es LAND PROTECTORS.
Woir1:.a Ncvci Scheme to Keep
 Greeks From Trc&a-s-inq.

Kenpi." a party uf Greek Iahornri e3njal3. es. h., |, railroad eff of her lanH hI means Ct bees was the novel ia"a of a Noii.an living several miles from .ICallA;,s Q. r., says ti!e St Louis Post Dispatch. All other means hay ing failed. her husband being prevent ed from driving the nen eI With d shotgun by t.i& aGtto,it cs she recent ly pat her plan into execution.
 Taking q number of hives, she placed them at intervals along the fence r"Et to the railroad. When time came for the Iiborers to quit work they innedi a1ciy started to climb over the fence ln SG auiii:s they disturbed the bees which SW:ti9Nel cut and stung them OH ali parts of the body. Hardly one escaped without feeling tue sting Of one of the bees. The faces of many of the men were swollen to twice their natural size. and it was several days before some of them were able to re- turn to work. But they have not tres passed on the land since. although the bees have been removed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
The Straw hat's Vail.

 I tremble az l think of what Is coming soon to me, When l must leave the shop. where
 now
 I'm cozy as can be, To go out in the open Cir, As straw hats have to do When custom calls them to the front To make their spring debut. In other years about this time, When all the world wes bright And sunshine like benison Poured down its warming light, And b!osson,s bourgeoned to the air And birds came forth to sing. It did me proud indeed to join The harbi1gers of spring. Not GaNor In the gladsome days Were a~>' birds or flowers. Or sunbea as on the gossamer, Or moo: lit lovers hours, Than l the dazzling straw of spring That like q bursting bloom Of beauty =, the broad highway, Dispelied tae winter gloom. My cheerful spirit met the sun Reficcting all its rays Tn doubled radiance and cheer That followed dreary days. l was the s.raw which showed to nii The way the spring winds blew. And spring was really spring when Came fully into view. But now-I tremble as I thin. How soon will come the day When l have got to take the -oad And shine along the way; I shiver at the dreadful thc".;;. And wish there were a lew Cor1pellirg spring to warm itself Before it put Cn straw. w. J. Hampton tl New York Worlf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
r. R. Eee,,,'-; Birth hoIace.

The bir.i.,,s3ee of tha late Speaker T B. Ree,. which is alont to be torn down. is in the heart of Portlant!'S $ Italian quarrer and is now a tenement swalminG with sons and daughters u' sunny Italy. says the kennehec Jour nal How much they are impressed by the greatness of their surrounding was shown recently when vIsito:. desiring to get q look at the celebrated statesman's birthplace. asked boy f he would show him the Tom R29a house "romma Reed' Tomma Reed You mean Tomma Reed, da mil!ia- man"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
Electric Line Without RaiIe.

A Swiss company has been formed to construct tram service without rails between Basic and Huningue a town on the Swiss German frontier says a special cable dispatch iron. Geneva to the Philadelphia North American. The motive force will be electricity supplied by aerial wires. An ingenious device allows the cars to be guided eleven feet six inches on each side of the aerial wires without cutting off the current, so that two cars travelling fin opposite directions may pass at full speed. The cost of the scheme is stated to be 6O per cent less than If an ordi:.ary tramway line with rails were constructed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
9trikina q EiAh.

The secret of striking fish, espe~' cially trout, which bites quickly whether in brook. river or lake, is t6> give sharp upturn of the wrist. This will move the rod or bait only two CT three inches and will not jerk 1t from follow the few inches, not being fright ened, and in the majority of cases wtlS be hooked at once. The quick jerking of the bait from the water almost tn- variably scares trout-Tesult, a dark streak disappearing down the stream.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
Wireless Atlantic Liners.

Sir H'~a Bell the new president of the Iron and Steel institute, in Lon don. predicted In his inaugural ad- dress that q century hence. with little or nu machinery aboard and scarcely any crew, ships would be sped on their voyages by electricity generated at Nj over the Atlantic. says London ca. ble d'~patch to tho New York Sun. This. lie added. sounded like strange forecast. but it waS no more incredible than eAe scientific EaiEenings since 1SO1 he world moved on ill sue ces. Ion of dreams and their fullilment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
If Glasses Get Stuck.

When tive glasses get stuck, one side the other. all unfailing remedy 1 separating them is to plunge them uI right into some hot water for quartz. of a minute or whereabouts. Care must be taken that no water gets into either glass, The explanation is that the kent expands the outer glass before it has time to penetrate and expand the on3' inside
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
WORLDS FAIR HOUSE.
t!ow Kansas C;;y l'ar Is Building
 an C. 1e! Structure.

an c. Gd Structure.
 The Worlds F;i ' 2, >c the uew tu:.,c which r.. E. l'%,t IS lH!itir@ on lHl 3-at.,iruet ale..,tr. Ee"r b2 .,l:.ont :'.ajiais. cn>. If i-..-,&a City, Mo. ,s >G raI C ~{5;.s | fo lhe =t'l.ie:tss0 lHttr ''ccaa No 6 rk on ;hc buil ing las HaI... dove st',,r Nr, Dyer lei; for a.# 4 ,',." jn .t...;iSi#. ,i.j., ':~i faIl,. .i' '!nlt time tin I ;4t, t'.e exterior of the l. ""o.~aI!G A = rt st : '-Gf orh were iin-
 N' Mir. ..'c: i+ '..@, sd to r@5t"n w.;'l.u-H f"N' Nre'S. ;lns' work j& ;o he l,>,.iaed #l'' "oa;il',d l iH tHe .in'n"r.
 f.o-";hyr Wr '"~e Y!-"+tt afoyj ei.'.=.esi lplat!. NJ .sss--' tae iouse," sHl, :,inV& O. ti"-G, ,he urhte~t. "sS,.ise cr;, ''it'!.: Wal Gc,.e last winter. h"t no wo!,, on t!,, !. .'e.~N j>' done o< erpt when s'r. lly." is Aere IT "" have f43 tsatsalc we expect to finish in about q year
 Ni.. n'-er io@fneriy lftt.l ill k#assss City He t nov ,,4r."stt+.'}!: at the 0!er- tric light asnl >tfaai G;tiiHHF eannpaaies in .sE.t;s;'.s. E.> II ,:ne ;it i,..s,.n2a; is being built of material purchased by him and Mr. Ho-.: at the Chicago and St Ionis wo"!G's fnirs He par "hased the Victoria lnl:IG l& in tt;! cn-o and the Inti::;A Tcrrl Y, In,!; sIana and AlHhars:, state ln!itsjn. jn St. Lonis. Thr henrc 's> is 1T be f;,"H .9hcd with niat"i..ai rurch;sed it t1e Chicago and St. !.n2,is fairs.
 Fac, St.n.;l% when t!i" weather is ,lN;,S;nt NI;l..N lteien,... NiMit the house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
Dropped.

''Why does Miss Elder always drofT her eyes when she meets you?' ::
 'If you will never give it away will tell you. She drops her eyes be- cause I saw her drop her teeth onsF day"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26

-Neel Mccain, who has been sick far d few days T.: aga,n nn tile streets
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VACANT Lors
"eo TH0rnfg TO AaHWEh
ourHTt0Ah."
MApseE ~

MADISON ~.
$40 EACH
4 lots On aHd az Iasi sppfh = hHalsaH
slsn ~ MAahinFfqu fafh eha AnleN "a
al srf,fssIg4aa sfannas. aas laH tifft ffaaa
Hsaiaea ear hsf sssh
lot Isfsgtss oss hsif tioes from MAJ
isan a. haif eAsh. esianfs . SUI
LAKE AagiINgfos.
81 500
2 lots. blocks ffaae fssisfi Eho1 fisH
u Iaksi isfns tati2s ssft.
LINCOLN nEAcu wEsf hKATfLK.
90
Ffna level Tract fsufIi0i nna FieH n
aoaa4 cad mgaGtsiass
WET kEATrLE.
g. eco
10 lais - ride efefioatinT faith Aisl
HHafssffuffad Fiaes Hlfn Nsai faat
81 go casa. Jtia = The bel bHf DO Wet
Aaa ffta,
q 100 10 fftn.
TFN nRE ffAtF AeHH ThAeTH ~ Wet
SEATTLE scar fhf sHhsaitogas, via slfa "a
saaad sHa aHeautaIsa
MADnoNA PARK
H0rsE BOAT raama snd BEES
~iu seii fufniiurs u oftfsd snd Bee
afsand.
DiKa utHT0s iNgEHTkrNT co, ike
an Amsfirsn hana hlas
HAlt -
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ALI TIE paoTEcrok '..
ABLE FOR THE eApp 49,. ~
W YOUR VALUABLE 49,!
MOskY JEWELL. Erf q
MODERN CHROME gTyss
DEPOSIT VAULTS On - 1
PEHktNs s co. BANKER n
CHERRY ST. Alaska ~.
ING GIVE you EvKRY psa.:.
TON FOR A NOMINAL. ssE NJ
THE VAULTS ARE AHsr,l =:
.LY FIRE AND BURGLAR ~
AND LOCATED IN TIM ~
NESS CENTER or TIVE rIss
STREET LEVEL Isgpgrs..
INVITED.
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PRONE YOUR WANT 40

To The star-~Main iesei fnd
iisS The star viii call ana cos-
leet the bin. and win send %
you the answers 20 your ad when
addressed Care The atar"
RATES FoR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS shslp
Wanted. lost ard Feund. Fer
Rant, Fer Sale. stol One Cent q
Nerd.
SITUATION WANTED Aos-
10 Weras Three Tines fer 70
Cents.
seven words or fractions %
words 10 the line. cash In adj
vance when charged % ae-
count actual nnmbsr of lines as
sw wilt be counted Minimum
hlii Tor an "ads Is cents Raj
lara Want Al Arcney. r. H.
Mullen. ssi ballard Az opR
city Hall
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Gen NO -
ne Peoples fiAnk ~


q. fae-e- rom house. 20 ~
81. so e raon hovse, =, rss1i
fa5s a.room hauas, w = = 80
f.fsa srcofu Auaeei ~ rsrA
mountains. SIS cash. ~ f1t
81 sao@Occf t-Feen cet.s<s
cash. bslanct IS ref 49, ~ ..
g. aa aronm eeftaee -. 4 AZ
sd eco t.rcCm uiodefn 80
cash balance s. 0sf nen .s.... ~
Ridge $50 cash. -. n
g. haa room naieIn - ~ ~
i0NinQ tsQQ cash. haiane - = sase ~ z
See 30 Ger bargains w
iiaf In The city FikkA'
MIWnDCk tohl.h -.
sfa Fmrlre H1t
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NEW LINE 4
BEGUN

aiils Electric company's = =, = :.
l'enth ay. line began ss's.s 49, ~
efHt'ah. The company \.
Apri 2 70 begin work d 4. y.
Yue ana Summit nv. Ioos ~ rss|
q permit has been assI.ss :. 3
begin the new Taylor = ~.
FROM Highland drive /
Anne az. = N<1|
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RAiNtra IrrieurN

a.a4a
RAiNtfn nEfenrE
TIE eaafgsst fH us tast~as It fsrfaas
~ bee isf - SEES faeitar ifs rnesf BE-
uln hsvs u ttfs aistfisif we hass e.
taS .. ss,,'' ~. :. las - &C., a. 's -
ssias fhia sgmusF wstfh this setian sni
INIT TRACT.
rfuyfasa's 10 sd rait| e ase, q en- esst.
ssms tlasa sfs hsla st $3.50.
nnn Az. SOUTH
Fius hsei iot. s0sieo naf,h ~ rsartorn
an impfprfmsnts ia saa rsi1s ts.isa. terms.
DEARBoHS sr
And s1tb sri ia, aosioo PINE VIEW of
II ti.Wo rash. Easily ffea unist valve.
saap Az SOUTH
d ana esla, 81 60 enc saif esshl
YAKIMA Az.
Near iudsinsi iots for 81 co., steo cash
rhess iots sfs villain ehs hiock q ear
nAY 1T.
tnssi q cofner wet n 94fh Eaath; az
improvements paid 81 ffa. ti .nqe cash.
NORTHWEST CORNER
o. gath Houth aad AtIsnue: oosIeo. ~
improvements IN ani PAID ineluainF ce
meat Hsits The mn rfies d. taaai rans
pare PRICES aad you vii nnd thla $40 IN
DER value.
gsfH Az SOUTH.
Tuli lots eott0a. within ono block ~
Dearborn Rli Improvements In snh pnid
ft.sa1s o. oaa cash. faIf
rr
Yer further Information on thr ahafa nroH
critics. sud faf property IL fhis inrfnfr
call 70 cur down town afiee in charge ~
y. A. MONEY, aia nrnuF building. 81 af,l
HfEiN BROS
pa A. South and jackson ~
Ihnnss lnd htl4 East Tins
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VACANT LOTS.

~ sale 81 owner quarter acre Ne
land. level, tlerts from rauutleray car.
10. 80 cash. balance on time Address
star at -gafa.4 10. %
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JUifN II E1TT771 : -
so WssAinTias hss7.
- 30 fssai = zsi<fn - :
sneeFiian.iiy ssii ~ Il.
$500 40 ssa n
cd sifs. sse a. ksfl 49,:
hfsi class Is sfefI ~. ~
iafs IL lafsfet teirsss ~ =
80 raf Anss. tws Aa~ss -
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rcd faTneala al 7 1T -. y
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ilirt. faeax easi. saA e. =
imrrvfeasshta w. pad a +
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fecfiy iessl sns lfss -
fruit 40 - eas = - -.
ffthis fefa sfiii = : -
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ssbTv lccation tsi~.zr.ss. iass'',.
audi HFw hIrh school 49, 81 VI
g.f = rshsfantial 2 rro" 81 ~. 4
INNS. Our word Co. ~. 49, \ =
f,rt Il this tarritety ~ go A "
4uofhef bargain w. - a -
delivery. By Egei uu'
sHIf. EuHTanirea. IN hsss -
nae fHsf caller fnt. fl4Mf 49,
ALASKA huiial~
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Famine Fund oss.
The local ned Gross -.
received fes7.9s Tor a. -. y
mine fund More couf.s.,.s.
nerdad '''ftt \
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fafh A. Nosfh nssr Miller sHfi0o. vel
slfasfsds bet nay is fks uhais district
We fhaiisHFs anfaEz ~ Flod4ff better
e1s All AhhtfHNEhIa AAE PAID
This fns Il $40 FhHapeaf. NHiY ene AhAf
esd. bslaaes i gsafa a. 7 ppt ttnt
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A & JOHNSTON i 90
hwnss 1T nuuns nes8
A'atsnea &ain m A. nj

a. E JOHNSTON 4 "a
hrngf tHl. nuuna nts4
l'aanea Nasa IN aH
MS
kuiHHfff. re1fiT see Srszn =
hnsleH hssfHaerl tsuneff zfzFs -
fhaada uftares No hsftw tase r.
lnaeag e. NJ essH. y nAasia a ~ I
i'innsrf ~gaars, nartt q fss~x
La sssiss xsh = sszs ius.rs y
ssfh A. seufh. naaf 7rsiax. s4x
uent waiks. &c n an4 80
~ sores A | sna1tan nna fs1s 81
riia frusn mitis aEa st,Truaz
f1iat
Ger nn county road - zs<s ~
fnona hessH bAsn. tssksa 1asn
t,osrsnK ffutt trnea
~ = In Pr Asu
ans q acFs Tracts isss I'D -
des and fr4it slai. rur4.s< Es@4
The : ahors pAzu
nr~ utsh3n B rs zee ffnn he4sz@l W
fa4e ! hdais s4ch ung cas-. ~ y
nTiu1fes Yah freu hfF< so ~ Z
FHFis parirs "a q 70 - ~
iaiaaf aaa taes q ehafuh< ~
huaiE
A & Johnston a 60
is.sf nurns SIX ssss u
tlHe r~el nfts1fior, tes tn1
~ e. Earoats tsiansr = - -
az ahagt that tntsfHft4z HsA 81
snH hst iass Wf9l - uoffA ~
hfN g Fuliiten Hfoek III ~ 20
FuH sAfE@kt Swnw q - naR
isff aa2fas Eainisr irNsleszf9 -
ne ct frsf ehokes foq1e = enN -
kfsnaff
FRED ] kAEE ~. M
RIAL EETATE A*H fAzf kt&A
g. sa-Fite fcem hpss rlrrs-4
Ia kifehen hath rqTn- sfiH psN
r.srssf EAST ffamf. fuQ nA<ss =
Hnaa5 Il fpl ensA srt htlaatt -
&. " EAFTxE1A NJ
rna iaaaa NuriH H@ - t-
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tzsE Trsuoni A.
Tseaetefs have se wsf q rH3
ffa ffsreF" unffi thr7 WafF7
va ear - assarst n ps1tet,sF =,
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ufaa tiaek ru4 ecms = -
f.rrferfY AZ rtsnnndn the 14
iaent rusHnillstss -.----
81 aafinc ACRE 90 0rahsE -. :, y
CITY = rSsh. ard pAa1r 50
fearn Fasi ~ ---------
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KIM HHIN NEAf.Tr .
el.a peapiss tAaaA nisM


kFNNt hnHA NEAf.rr Nfa
e1sa psalliss tAaak MS
nAtNiEa VALLEY sSkrA
3 So 90 ths Awkward fhsss "a cab
tssa sa6h Mass b. "a cash
lata rfate - Nefe asaiitn - Zach.
Eaf essh ~ asak
fsfsi tafs efl8ntia esfF. haF htaeE ~
MauisHkfd eni tua faf uaes. fae. Halt
cash
iafs rsrsinena - caiasihta csff ne
Wuffh haesins 80 ~ aaies
tnfs ffiumse cltY = htdfk r. taH car
ufseM aHf fiautaeara A snap - qulft
$50. antF tae essh.
We fnsHs strict crnipsftsaa o. ths prices
~ sffsf snafss aniY
KENNY nIgug mEAflTr Co
egf.l rsaf.irs tsank HifR
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WET kEATJLE
A. nfff

a. 100 To 81 I'm.
TEN nsE ifAtr AEHI ThAefH IN Vet
see fir. eeaf fEf afhHnlhogsti Htth flfH -
saHad aHa asHiutaiHs
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