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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-11
Methodist Episcopal.

At g o'clock Wednesday, evening,
the Bible study class lead by DIR. H.
a. Dittmer, will hold a social in the
.parlors Of the church. Every member
is urged to be present.
! The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will meet Wednesday after
lnoon:s November 10, at the home OF
Mrs. Jennie Reynolds on Union st;
leader Mrs. H. c., Haeberle.
The Mission study class meets ev'
cry Tuesday evening at the parson'
age. u,
On Sunday morning. the pastor
spoke on the White Slave trade In
this country. His sermon was ar
ernest protest against the practice
commonly carried on in the largel
cities. The usual services of the
week will be held as usual.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-11
REMoMNe TELEpAoNg WIRES.


G. A. Peterson, general manager of
the Delaware County Telephone COM
pany started the removal of overhead
wires from the down town streets
last week. The service is now sup
piled by underg. round wires, which
We're laid last summer, the cables ex-
tending from the corner of First and
West Marion streets, to Franklin and
north to Liberty street. This means
the clearance of all telephone over
head wires. for distance of seven
squares. an Improvement and an
adoption of modern ideas. The poles
will also be done away with between
First and Liberty streets They will
be cut off even with the pavement,
which will clear the streets great
deal.
The telephone company continues
to pursue a policy of prqgressiyeness.
and under the able management of
Mr. Peterson is conceded to be one
of the most efficient lines In the stats
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-11
Particulars Of Democrats Exception
al Free Piano Offer.

= = 70 e.
The Manchester Democrat has
made arrangements to give absolute
ly free to. two popular girls OF Della
ware county, two $425 pianos. These
are prizes worth striving for and two
girls are going to get them sure. This
Is no fake. The Democrat could not
'atford for a minute to make .propo-
sition which it will not pack up and
the conditions of the contest are fully
set out In! the advertisement else
where.
=, The young ladies who secure the
greatest number of votes during the
next two oristhree months will get the
pianos. How many votes they get de.
p nds on the number of friends they
have and whether or not they will
stand by them.
's Many extra prizes will be. given
fam time',to time and any one that
will work aslittle can win a, prize.
Every girl in Delaware county can
have an opportunity to, win some of
The prizes. All that is necessary is
that their names be<sent to the edit
Rtor who will promptly send out the
necessary subscription receipt blanks
aid ordersf with instructions how to
proceed. . ll Isl
/ Votes Will be Issued as stated in
the rifles 0f the contest for all SUBJ
scriptions and they may be voted as
tie subscriber wishes. One thing
however we must insist that our adj
vice is not asked in the matter as
the contest must be. conducted entire
| ~ fair for all and we will not favor
one more than another.
Other prizes will be announced latel
during the contest. The girls who
set busy right away will be the ones
who stand the best chance OF winning
II you have a friendwho is not taking
the Democrat see him at once and
get his subscription before someone
else does. If you know some. one wit
has not yet renewed his subscription
get him to pay up and get his votes
you know of some one who is bach
four or five years 1--WE can tell yo,
those) get him to pay up and gel
those votes.
Two young ladies are going to gel
these pianos and one might as vel
be you. Girls get busy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-11
First Congregational.

The Woman's Missionary society
will meet. ats the home of Mrs. A.
HOLSTER on Wednesday afternoon at
2f:30i o'clock. Is 81 ].
!, The young ladies society y, viii serve
supper in the parlors Of the church
On. Friday, evening, November 20.
= The .Ghoir will rehearse this week.
and the usual prayer service on
Thursday night will be led by Mr.. G.
w. Durham. Regular preaching ser
vices next Sunday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-11
Calvin Yoran was in Chicago sur

Gavin foran was in Chicago Sun
day, spending the day at the home
OF his son. Clarence .Yoran.
Mrs. Ateline McEwen went to-
Grinne1l this morning to be a guest
at The home OF Rev. and Mrs. H. w.
futile. t'.;4.sl t.;spiasl
Tie Union brigade will hold a
gospel meeting in the First Presby-
terian church on Friday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. j. Yoran goes to Chicago
this AFTERNOON to spend several days
with relatives. Mr.. Yoran expects to
spend Sunday with her in Chicago.
On Sunday morning young boy
by the name of Hill, ison of Mr..
and Mrs. S. l.. Hill, who live near
Lindsey Bridge, was accidentally shot
in the left leg by Clifford Let's. The
latter was hunting rabbits, and In dis
charging the firearm the charge car
ried farther than he thought it would
and the fine shot, rebounding from
the ground. entered young Hills body.
inflicting a wound sabout two inches
deep.
Gold Storage Plant. 81
For the past two years the cold
storage plant, located on the corner
of First street ana the driveway to-
the passenger depot of the Illinois
Central; has. been used by certain
Cedar Rapids wholesale grocerymen,'
to store vegetables and fruits, as mo-
public cold storage building accommo-
lates the merchants of that city.
Two car loads of dried fi,iits and two
car loads oil eggs have already been
stored this season in the local plant,
which is owned by W. H Lafferty of
this city. A NUMBER of Dubuque par
Ties have rented Storage &C Mr.. Laf-
ferly; and during tbs s,immei a few
of the local grocers have awaited
themselves of this method Of keeping
their goods in good order. ii e,
su,nmer. n months, and in haid-wihter,,
Iahsai the ssssssr may drop as
low. as 20 degrees below zero. the i'm
tssirffoSrr Of THE fMratedpr6om;i will
llsgister perhaps a. IL asggess above.
and at such times a small oil stove
is needed for few ho,irststo restore
the rooms to thelisnormal condition.
AT the present time Mr.. Lafferty
lis storing d ton of cabbages, a thou
sand pounds Of onions, rutabagas, and
several hfadfeds barrels. Of apples, all
OF which are preserved almost per-
ffectly. Tiiese pr1ducts are fqf MIR.
Lafferty's use in his store. sib!.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-11
DINNER AND BAZAAR.

The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church viii serve din
ner in the church parlors on Friday
evening. November 10. commencing
at $50 O'Clock. An apron sale will
'alsoFbe conducted. following the din
ner The menu isgas follows:
e, Roast Beef
Brown Gravy Mashed Potatoes
~ Baked Beans
..Rofis Jelly
! ~ Cake
Jelicon. Whipped Cream
W.: :a;n. Coffee
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-11
SACRIFICE SAFE

SACRIFICE SALE
= modern cottage. per cent. invest
n.ent annually. Enquire of this of.
flee. Another cottage for rent sit
ueted on Union street.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-11
House for Rent.

House for Rent.
House and lot in Manchester for
rent j. j. HOAG.
If
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-11-11
vvANTE Ed.

A farmer in Delaware county. hav
ing spare time this winter to work ii
Real Estate Line. small salary ant
good commission.
1wk Central Real Estate Assn.
Topeka, Kansas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-14
LOS ANlllOS DE SATuRNO.

Les anilloH de SRtuEno On spaEiancia
eBt6n foFuoad0s de una mRteFiB UnifoTm0,
h0W0g6na Oh, que B9 We bFillRBt0 poF re-
asxi6n do D0B ray0R del sol. PaFo CLARK
Maxwell ha demosePad0 mstsmG GtiCamsnts
que tel mRaa no pued9 B9F B6.idR 8in 90
luCi6n de Continpidad, Bin0 que obEando
10 gFavedad del planetR BobT8 el Bistsms
giEat0Fi0, degde tiemp08 Femotfsimos, ti0ne
que hab0Hlss EOt0 en- psqu fiAB poFCionGs,
OOFpdSOuloB 8 n6duIoB Pero sstog n6du'
loo son tan pequGfioB Eelstivament0 y ten
pE6xim0g un0B de otTOs, que, viDtoB & Ia
9n0Em0 digtancia que sspRFa 10 Terra de
8atuFn0 pREeCe que f0Tman un CoDjunto
B6lid0, continue y homog6neo.
Muy FeCisntement0 el pTCf6goT LCwel,
eheRando en- el ObBoEvatOFiO FlaggStNf
donda 'la atm6Af6Ea 90 tan clara que lR vi
8i6n tsleBC6piCa 90 mucho mas p0FfeCtR que
On CaBi t0doB los 1em6s sBtabIeCimiantos de
sBs g6noRo, hR podido spEeCiar la existan
ciS de CieRtos puntoB ca que lR hOmogeRei'
dad do Lon anilloB par0Cs alter NADIA, put tsB
en- que pareoe como que log n6duloB eAtGn
muChO m6a sg'omsEad0B que Gl EsstO de In
mRHR. AhoER biOn; Bi milIaF0B, 8 RCag0
mill0n0B de CusRpeB 60 hAlIan giEando RlFe'
d0doE do Nm pIaneta = ca 10 mi0mG 6rbita,
foTzoaamsnts han de ocuEliF numeP0gaB CO.
lisiOnsg entire Gllo8 EntOnCeB por viEtud
de sBs ColiRi6n, habr6 p6rdids de vslocidad
en- loB don 6 On uu0 do slloE; y por eata
miRmR p6rdid8 de- vel0Cidsd, Gl n6dulo
tenders & Ca0F BobFo 0l plRnetR.
PoE eBtoB F88onGmi0ntoB 90 vO que les
RniIl0g do 8aturn0 8Bt6n llRmRd0B dGR'
RpRRGCOF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-14
N1IaS n. MaRGEN.

maEtinete da PonC8 In empRandq
ahoRa tambisn con q Consolidate.
no Eolo con 81 ConGolidado
"a elseaSa de l0 que 6, ID empE0nda
s'con TODD p6iagoH como Busls dOCiEaG.
Ouand0 suelka ID gobeFnBdoF, 81 es que
e emppfis, fntenta piCotear 81 ComiDionado
H 8 al Comiaionado B.
5lai6a ls die tamaE0 pico?
Iants CotoFEerfa. ROabBTa por FompaFls
hRats Lar CusEdRg voCsIsg. -
Con toio 81 mundo cole ID OuaRda.
No tisng sslf ooAtrOI DioB 40 la be lla.
msdo poE q ps n1sco del gobieEno pgopio, =
RBf 10 YemOB como dsgaCoEdada gaFza ''Ysg.
t'da d0 paiaano" zanqusando ca Las ma.
Bfsmas de 90 dfRl6CticR sguRnoBR 8 Chepu.
Ca8ndo on 81 POftWg0E5 do au fnChsdR
aindegsaiP. -
El de0altF0 del paTtidO Fepub' ieRno an
Ponc8, 40 10 atFibuys la vaCnidad de lsa
d0CtRinag, eFedog , oRAcionaB de este Bino &
log BeRmones del h0Rmanito Che, que eB an
hsEmRnito que % lsB tFae.
All an6e eBa ig'eAia. Esa jgleOiA rsPu'
blioana do Ponce.
Los iales de otF0R tismpoB sbAndonsFon.
0l temple. PoEqua log gEandag BRCeFdotes
0Ran epIcdRaoV. Y iOh tempoFt! toh mG-
rGnl
AhoF0 81 tempo sBtG vaefo. VO9 Oga'
nSGuEis "a dsserto.
No haCiend0 Las CogaB como Dies man
do, 90 obtieDGn sBOs dsgaguisadoB.
INO dijo Of ssflOF: % justo que viva del
alter el que aI altaF aiEVA?
PueD, RndR; cads mREtiusto sguants IN
pOnaCho dc plUman. OuandO 10 busna f6
sale dc una iglsBis, qusds al vieio temple
en- veEdad una tristo GusEtG: la de YER que
bRjo ls Rmplitud de suB nAvsg solo be
0yen IaB "tEeinta voceB' de loa farisoog in
vOoandO con sptil gssmonoRla Ia Icy qus
no obHeEVaEOn, que no obBsEvsFGn jam6s
PERIDEMs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-14
De intel6s general

LlamamoB Is at0nCi6n del p6bIico uobEo
0l nUsvo ColCh6n iDgl68 mREcR "H6FCuleB''
que gREantisamoB por 10 amos con I'm do
CumentO irmado poF los que BuBCriben.
DiCho ColOh6n RPOBRF de gsr do uEa
FesiOtencia formidable, son e xib!eB, do
medO tel que el CuOrpo dOBCanBs en- 0Iloa
meiOE que On CuaIqUi0F OtFo. Vas nueRtroE
Go!Ch0nsB msFCR H6TculaE:" gOn los moio'
EOa. Hay mas dc 1000 On uBo.
AFTivi HeTmGnOs GEL Ciele,"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-14
10 lalllls1

Avisamos & Las personaa, uuo
solieitan suscribirse 4 este diae
rio, que 81 peri6dicO no les ser.
enviado, ii q ayiso que con t.
objet0 Femitan, no Yiena aooml
panado dal imports dc IA sur-
oripoi6n.
Esta vale por 10 trimestro
$2.S5. Por m semestre so.
Por m ahO $500. PQg0 an
ticipad0. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-14

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
patio Industrial Gls 6a'stGres Csan Jusn
Box 657) tisn0 0n Clago de pPimeRs & ore.
clos sin GompsfsnCia, "a complato suriido
para construction de Caals. MolduEau dc
todol tamaHou. TablillnB para poFsianau
DSp6aitos. San Jusn fr0nts 81 muslla
ndmeEo q santuE0s Stop "a. TGlsfonog
425 , 1890. D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-14
ROPA PARA MaOS,

P. schirs , Co, San Juan Pr Pla.
30 principal y San FranCiHCo 80 antsu Far.
maeia americana. Be aOhbS do imnortsr
un complete SuEtidO dc FOpa hOchs paFs
CAbRlloroa, jovsnsBy y nifioS, On Casimir y
teIaB lavsbles. Trajss de casa para nifioa
deBds 30 CentavoB, Uamados Rompers,
So degPaohan oFdenss poF ooFTeo. Pro.
clos Bin C0mpetanCis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-14

Bslmenta Bsntida. La mueFto, ri diBipaF
los EsuquSmoFeg , las discrepancies poIfti
ORV, har6 v0r On tOda Bu gFandeza 10 figu'
IA dgf Rabi0 Y dal DanusdoP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-14

CASA DE PREsTAMOB "a :To16 IN.
EEn, Allen 21 ST. HaOs oporacionoI no.
br0 alhsjag. DWdo 100 dollars a. ado.
lanta q iDtoE6s 1oE6 conventional , no oxs
CedsE6 del 3 p msnBual. CompFs y ven.
Dc alhais1 mOdoEnag y antiguag. San Juan
PuaRt0 RiOo. &
81. LOPEZ UEPEBO, San JOS I6.
O0mpRa y vents do musbIc1 on Qen9Tal.
50 heOsa pEasamos de- dinGEo EobS0 -.
da8 do. GRO, plata y piG1Els pEeoio-- -
ComnRan pKSn6ag antigulg y modcRn0r. ~
OoraTEa v yanda platR y oFo dstaPioF-.5Io.
Oonglanba axiltsaCia g m1Obl0, tino
eon6 ioo BARRAB D8 CATRF.
AaP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-14

95EsEsEsEsEsESERsREa EEzsEFESEl
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-31
CLUB NOTES

The charity BALI given last even
ing in the coliseum by the Flower
Mission was financial as well as So
cial success. Over seventy-five coup
les were on the dance floor, while a
large number of spectators viewed the
brilliant scene from the gallery and
boxes. The decorations were very
simple. pyramid of palms having
been erected in the center of the
dance hall Heidelberg's orchestra
which furnished the dance music was
stationed to the north Of the building.
A number of beautiful and elaborate
go>'ns were worn by the women in
attendance. Late in the evening dur
ing an intermission a buffet luncheon
was served. The patroness list in
cluded number of the well known
society folks of the city. A partial list
OF the dancers is: Miss Ina Clawson
Miss Ruth Thistlethwaite, Miss Fannie
Jones, Miss Mildred Gaar, Miss Rose
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-31

kno|Ienberg's sale on Coats
and Suits beg ms Saturday.
We invite you to come and see
the bargains and supply your
wants.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-31

CONTINUED on Page Severn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-31

Miss Lena Weisbrod entertained
several guests informally last even
ing at her home, 226 South Fifteenth
street. The evening was spent SO
cially and with games. Luncheon
was served.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-31

Miss Maude Zimmerman and Miss
Marguerite Zimmerman left this morn
Ing for Gary, Indiana, where they will
attend New Years party and dance;
from there they will go to Chicago
where they attend the Conservatory
OF Music
Mr.. and Mrs. Neck Zimmerman have
also gone to Chicago after having
spent Christmas here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-01-24

~, A Higher, Health Tevsi.
" have reachSd . 9'htghetl freaftl
levSiAsiRcsi began Gusip gIdsws King
NV .EiNe' PiBs, swon ~ aeedmSerlng
eIsief West Franklin, Maine They
,keep, niX, stQuach. liver ana bowels
WofNsn& 56st right II fhSseA nilfs
d}sanpoiHt Soti' ST trliA.n nfsIeW wifi
be s@sasaded lhty SnlteA's Pns4ulaeg
drag stareS25es &c tres, ar-r- 1a
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H04AFAEBREE
AGGUBRER HERE
'10I17aifA Hjfl /
bRUNswrck AAAEA0i Or JoTHER
FFEs ~ TtTgfFssP9gT
1lPu99o fTBSa5Hq7i

Probably potl ksf.J many Of our
business men haze p9ticed it, but
il is a fact nevertheless. that not .
single failure nag occurred in Bruins.
awick during the recent tight mone5
market. when failures occurred in
every section Of the country, espec~
fahy in this iinmedian1 section
Our people have probably, noticed
the big influx Of bankruptcy petit
tons received lately by Referee Max
Isaac coming. from almost, every
county,in his distsict, bgt not sing
le petition has. been filed by a local
man during the great monag strin
Lgepey. 9raga 5 KAN
This is a record that has probably
been overlooked by local business
MEM and il is an excellent indication
aof the substantial cqpdton Of
Brunswick's business concerns. In
some nea by cities there have been
Sour OF. five failures Rut not a fail
lure Or bankruptcy case has occur
red in this city, m
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III ther 1.-THE y maste}. oYRsrs, no
coPSignees 81 The TisTtish rcbbdne
''fs8rf 81 Aberdeen wnAs A9G9reslsasl
fofasaE idebtd aaan twnredsb < erdw 4
said SehoonbNi4 Puhhcows9, Mas to
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|. IsplY9pr Blood IA and S!s7toEr
sl'a tasECiP Out aOf Order?
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81 IF So READ sTEIsing

n. sa IF So READ TtfIstrg
9HtS|F1 a7S9E 20 ayr 1g- sa .fa
II The experience Of Mrs f. e sRfsgsr. Of
y. 5J'a ~ st' s,oua gseSi !sslss H pest ted
b. v4it4 sstidAi la inoSs wv ltsa, IS.
n f2 tsps ne w 5i5 De H2fs ~ as
= ;f ~ eaastll1ist s iJgsfrh sita.blve ji sr eas
A are alas4syiS 5iEs a sl,s s S US s. 5 SI
21A aSseslss5 srAgse4ss;,pit $50 ,hlgssRg eiI
.'''i'-4 We Fdonn} ehoM Nrsa Rittell -bat we
81 0fc know 4AEa Satea- BatksahaS rured
lh9 nphd 19c slykg3 slsi4e red witt
3..d .disNsnlers srsi eBlsehs MS KNOW. too.
~ FRkl.Jb ,lA y Ipre4y vegetable retncdyR
ana pt6ri1 saT it Is easy df}1 pleasant
40 talks he ld6stg afes ssna.h Seven.
4 6arks rT7s- --rr.sr+e--aad sold ior &
lear', 'siSp i s7'pSads Il 2'erc cure fbf
.s..'., S on}acn lTTTrrtTTcs the company back oi
~ wbtHehst rtsur& tho -haoasy.a it faa-
2-' All u c1r@ 1BQhaaE Sson.to.k9aow, tnc
i9si Som 5lils,riNaN say Ell rielI yQp. ylqN
lT ii tottTe Sertn 7HarSJo Morse and nv
it, u 5desSe.iisa allrthas s1la imei
so1i .ffe-,1ae Sflet Nc2Esj1a it Ia tlSed botse.
3l. h1es a4tll Het5lqfr 5lguey fsl hers b
QQlV 07t ia, n hct I,tfed Stfd. flint .s
10 try f. 55'tI W "a 5ts7 a9fSw of sHSl
e,,5slrer i y gc1r--ou 10 make ltbe'
tri;fi 20 ySGs 2nlHs-zrs Fe
io 3sSE 3aI==-S1- -sEe.ars,,F
900 sIB'sESuip lhlu1E5 ssxs D. ssroo mast
aftiEsoasoa guat 1feE. bsssban y.s5g faSsf-
ssw sss%sS ~ Stfo n S .ES33Atcce,6As,
~ Ia aE.Ec -.sSlsAla4se4s- .7reza7os
is losIi ASsaRlsa iNo nc b AZ Large organ
with gl9ssGssg s$e5 Q4riiE R1frst 5aS
Z street. c. 3 Irvine
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CAREFUL eeoMpTNEss. ~.
makihg haste Observation-Disclosures
our iaSthods oes compromising phys4-
'ciarIs'4 presewpttensS g WE aYe not lag
'sRrdS hNiS canton. Is our first, prin
clple. 50, THAT our customers viii be
aeIpedt Mat Kindred nj the cure OF
heir fiataaies.s Purity and aeataess
Alleht Rslthdnrh hs. pchesd ION our
'i s.s.. aake place fQs 1ogg dqctoSs
80 A. 49, S-1is,31ao1 ssI.
a 7 he ATlAEF5A .ps kRasac v .asR
'soi9sA o-s 'Rhopsa 57iG a.basw -aa
k,Er Ne 49, =, - ,..x
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when attaekask hM ~ sgHgal of
s9lfb AG1WhaB 4.QAE th6Qa5 iSesor@
I Is ,LaSk foQlishpess to take 3hy 9TH
medtcshG 'thdh1 fyr.. 'Kf1gss New III
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1eita, t'a9. 9hh9cGe usodi n esSnv s,ts4o
efYaSevssa yeAtss assai4 saswsjs u Il
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fQldS. Group, and all thr54t sn1H lii
tF0ihfbs. MF chiftfeH he stfBjacI
1StuS! bftsl ssasy aA) As'a6. ey.y iayiJ dli
'icgres tivorYiqtm1.k, HSjleNn tigyger
'9aqegt.as ihe ,k{sllss of ,.tAroak and, lu
remedies. Sold UNDER guaratitee
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