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The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

mebby drained wiss blind bitches, and
crops changed constant. and KEEP ago.
Ing thataway constant - constant
SOS the weeds can't git In her. Then
you ken put her In wheat after a
while and git your money back"
This drastic metaphor had It's ef.
feet. seffy began to understand. He
said 90.
Now look here. Sefy." his father
vent on more softly. when you git
TO this-snd this-and this."-he went
through his p%antomime again. and II
included a progressive caressIng 10
the kissing point--"well, chust when
you bose comfortabie-hah ?-mebby
on one cheer. what I know-it's 80
long sence ! done II myself-when you
bose comfortable. asst ~her-chust ast
her-aham!-what she'll take for the
pasture.1eld! She owns you bose and
she can't use bose you and the pas.
ture. A bird In the hand In worth
seferaJ In another feller's-not so7"
But 6efy only stopped and stared at
his father. This, again. he did not
understand.
You know well enough got no
money TO buy no pasture.ncid," said
he.
"Gosh.a'mighty," said the old man
Joyfully. making M n he would strike
Scfy with his huge Hst-a thing he
often did. And Amt got Messing TO
trader
Nothing except the mare!" said the
boy.
"say-ain't you got no feelings, you
idjiot7"
oh" said Seny. And then:
But what's feelings got to do with
cow.pgsture?"
"Oach! No wonder he wants TO b
m anchel. and wiss tho anchels stand
holding sings In his hands and on
his head! He's too good for this vile
world. He'd Iinger suffering on the
brink and fear to launch away all his
durn life-if some one didn't push him
In. So here goes!"
This was spoken TO the skies, ap-
p%arcntly. but now he turned to his
son again.
Look a.ycre. you young dummer.
NIX. feelings In the same to gals like
Sally. as money In to you and me.
You ken buy potatoes wiss 'em. DO
you understand?
Sery said that he did. now.
well, then, Ife tried to buy that
pasturc.held a sousand times"
Sery started.
Yes. that's n little bit a lie-mebby
a dozen times. And nj last saily's
daddy said he'd lick me II I efer said
pasture-hcld ag'in. and I said II ag'In
and he licked me- He was a big man
and rcd.headed yit. like Sally. Now.
look a.yere-you ken git that pasture.
field wissout money and wissout price
except you dam feelings which
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

Il NJ. ~Iglebeart left Thursday for
Padin, Oklahoma, 0 visit his son.
Tie was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Lineberry and WIN. Cadde.l.
Mr.. Lineberry expects to buy
ranch. Mrs. Cadjell will join her
husband IN q few weeks.-Mrs. J..
VI. Null, our postmlstress, lost her
hat ut the p~ostUflce last week. The
1oly solution Of its disappearance IL
that che put IL into a mail bag and
sent IL out Oh the road. quite likely
II Is being held for postage. --
Myers X son, owners OF what was
10, merly the Noouou property, have
traded their store to parties In Pike
county for land. The deal was made
through John Frltch, n real estate
agent Of Louisiana, and Mr.. Jesau,
- that place has been In charge Of
the store the past week.-BUrD to
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Allen, at their
home near Miami, Sunday, Dec. -, n
soD.--Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. Har.
vey Gadbcrry, NJ their home neur
Miami, Wednesday, Dee. -, n
daughter, Miami News.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

Amt no other use. Sally won't lick
you'll she Ia bigger--don't be y
'skeered. You got tons Of feelin's you
amt got no other use for--don't waste
'em-they're good green money, and
Wen git efen wiss Sally's daddy for
licking me yit--and somesing on the
side! Huh?"
At last 1t was evident that Sehy
fully understood, and his father broke
into that discordant whistle once
more.
"A gal that ken jump q six.rail
fence-and wissout no running start
don't let her git apast you'll"
We'll. I'm going to set up with her
tonight" said sefy again, with . huge
ahem. And the tune his father
whistled AZ ne opened the door for
him sounded something like II want
to be an angel"
But not to buy no pastureland!"
warned Seffy.
"Oach. no. of course not!" agreed
his willy old father. That's chust one
Of my durn Jokes. But I expect III
take the fence down tomorrow! Say,
sef. you chust, marry the gal. I'll take
keer the fence!"
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03
w.
Nerve ! T
Sick ~"'

II veal, wssn-ouf,
nervous, cannot sleep;
have indigestion, head
ache, neuralgia or peri
sdic pains, 4 10 because
ysur nerves are weak. It
b Tie hex Of nerve force
that makes the stomach,
hsast, lungs, ETC., work
6Derfectly- become sick.
-. Miles Nervine cures
a. sick when 10 restores
narvs strength, and puts
tho power behind the or
gans to do their work.
-Alrcst three y.srs I surer.d FROM
sssp with comfort. or walk or ,sjs
$50 eondiiion. ~ Doctor ala nj
!. many T.msaiss ,hst d,d rot hsv.
snu~h hope of any Of them doing re
n good. DR.. Niles. Nervins -ss
spgse,tsd by. a friend GO, rrl'nf
! fel, like a new person. n not orlv
believed nv heart and nerves. bot
has i~nN,en-ated NV Who'll. system. Z
EN- veiv grateful hecsus. sins. 7 hs-s
stopped ,iains IL. I have had absolutely
10 return ~ my old Trouble
NRs HOWARD FORD,
On summit Ave, Worcester. nehs.
Or. Miles Nsrvir. IL cold by your
frrt BOTTLE VII ben.Nt. u fails, no
Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

II comes put upin u collapsIblc tube
with u nozzle, easy TO apply to The
soreness aud Inflammation, FOR any
form oi Piles; II southes aud relieves
Pain, Itching aud burning. Man Ian
pile Remedy. Price 20 cents. Guar.
anteed. Sold b. T.. u. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

I'D Eilsrs who Is attending colleg.
nj Elmbur,t. Illinois, arrived last
saturday and Is spending the huli.
days at home His parents. Mr.. and
Mira. Herman Eilers, were sgiecably
surprised ~ they were ovt expecting
him at this time. Born, tu the vito
~ Ciin Wood Thursday December ~,
1907, - girl The babe l. doing we'll
but the mother IL reporird Ia Ia . very
serious condition, Arrow Rvck
Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

family burying ground. He was never
married. r. f. Smith OF this city, a
brother, left Friday for Kentucky to
attend the funeral.
The deceased will be remembered BY
many OF our readers, as he spent the
greater part Of the last two summers
with bis sister atthe City Hotel In this
city.-Sweet Springs Herald,
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

Your skin should be clear and
bright II your liver is In normal con-
dition. Rings Little Liver pills act
on tho liver; and headache, constipa-
ton aud b~ilousness disappear. Price
% cents. Sold by T.. II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

Miss Resale All.nburp aud DR..
F-try ~ Marshall. ate guests of John
Montgomery and family. -. ~.
l,othrock and Misses Minnie Roth
rock, Grace Delapp aud Sarah
weadle were Sedalia visitors Friday.
H~ou-tonian.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

It's a we'll known fact that persons
living In the pine forests do not suffer
rom kidney diseases. One dose OF
Pineules at night usually relieves
backacho, 30 days treatment al. 90.
Your money refunded II not satisfied.
Sold by r. II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03
B. F. Smith Dead.

d. r. Smith died In San Antonio,
Florida, Wednesday Of last week. He
had been ipthst plscs for the past
two mouths for HE health, Mrs. J.S.
Wiley, = sister OF the deceased, left
for San Autonia Thursdsy and 40
~ hody VI NsAds counAy,
'Gy,, wto4dk Wao hnrie1 " tnell
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03
Golden Wedding Anniversary

MIR. and Mrs. &. w. Nichols will
celebrate their golden wedding an.
adversary January IL. IL Is hard To
realize that Mr.. Nichols can bav,
been married City years Miami
News.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03
suppose she Had creased Her Hair,


suppose She Had Creased Her Hslr7
seny sauntered confidently mp The
Hin Of Delight upon which Sally's
house stood. When within sight OF II
he polished his hat on his sleeve. set
the butterfly necktie straight. felt that
the apochryphal diamond was safe.
and marched up to the house-only to
arrive . little later than q buggy from
which Sam Pritz. he was certain. had
extracted Sally. II II had not been for
thought Of his father. which oppor-
tunely came. Sefy would have gone
straight home-so did his heart fail
him.
And then instantly there was anoth.
Or and better reason for staying. Sally
had see him. As he wavered-which
she seemed to know-she came hurry
Ing down upon him. II was too late
then. ven II he had had the courage
70 retreat from such dear danger. She
put her arm within his. and. leaning
b~ewitchingly upon II, led him into the
house. chattering fervidly-the most
willing Of captives to the most beguii'
Ing Of captors, For Sally had put on
all her w%itcheries for this night OF
nights.
Once within she added the charm OF
he accomplished amateur hostess
doing fascinating things which needed
10 doing-hovering about seffy like
the very spirit Of . home--so that he
had the Intoxicating sense Of dificulty
n keeping from being sntansled In
her auttering arms and garments. Fol-
his feet, unused to Elysium. would
catch themselves In her whirling
skirts-as II they knew better than
he their ultimate destiny. All this
was Q splendid revelation to- Seffy
He had never, In all his dreams OF heI
land they were legion!) fancied thi'
soft and winning domesticity. II
vent to his head like alcohol--opium-
sthsr--msking II 90 light and happy
~ 70 be quite useless to him.
%. when sally finally took the tai
hat and went TO deposit Il In the darl
parlor. Seny followed her. for no bet
tsr reason than the things IN the basir
have for following the magnet. And
understanding this. Sally looked ove'
her shoulder at him. And then. snuff
ing her conquest at q distance, sh'
laughed and m~ercifully stopped fol
him TO catch up. that she might present
II surrender. She got his hand-ts
lead him. Only thati
"You care . lot for--your hat. dom
you. 6~ef--6enyf And you want to--t'
-sss"--hs couldn't . . thing-'tha
IHlthat I--put II Of . safe--place!"
still BY the hand further into TIL
larknsss!
Ana oeify honestly tried 70 prevail
este Tor her ayes" But he WASH
tAinkin8 o. thu treasured ~ q ~
9ay ~ han1~<hak Il Was 1qliclqusl'
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

trust. Beresmot, I think II was. His
a starched standing collar, his feet
Q pinched in creaking boots. his
hands closegsuntleted In buckskin
gloves. and he altogether incompar.
able. uncomfortable. and triumphant
Down stairs his father paced the
floor. watch In hand. From time 10
time he would call out the hour. like Q
Waterman on a minsret. A. last:
Look a.yere. seny. us about two
inches apast sefen-and by the time
you git there--ssy. nefer git another
Teller n chance TO git there atore you
or TO leave after you"
sefry descended A. that moment
with his hat poised In his left hand.
His father dropped his watch and
picked II up.
Both stood At gaze for 4 moment.
"Sunder, SET! You as beautiful ~
the sun. moon and stars--and as
stinky N seferal a%pothecsry shops.
Yere. take the watch and cit along
SOS you hat some time wiss you-now
git along! You late Already. Goshens!
You vas behind time when you was
born! Vas. your nanny wass disap.
p'inted In you right at first. You wass
rs hours late! But now you reformed
sank God! always knowed II wass
q cure for II. but I didn't know II wsss
anysing az nice a. Sally"
Sehy issued forth to his frst ron
quest-lighted as far as the front gate
by the fat lamp held In his fathers
hand.
"A--sef-Seny. shall I set up for
you tell you git homer" he called into
the dark.
mol" shouted seny.
AHA - aha - ahAi That sounds
right! Don't you forgit when you bose
- well - comfortable - aha - ha.ha'
| Mebby on one cheer aha-ha.ha. And
we'll bose take the fence down TO
morrow. Mebby all three!"
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03
l..
But sally Was the Aassl.

It took Sefy . long time to array
himself a. he had threatened. Anl
when It was all done you wouldnt
have known him-you wouldn't have
cared TO know him. For bis Cue -
low hair was changed TO On ugly
brown BY the patent hais-oil WITH
Whlch - ha1 6resaed tt-~aq1 ~
Z oHn
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03

Do you know that p~inesalve Car
b0lissd acts like a poultice In draw
iug out inflammation aud poison? II
10 s~otiseptio. For cuts, burns, ecse
~, cracked hands II Is immedia re
lief. ESQ. Sold by 4. Il. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-03
County News
From Our Exchanges
Goes to California

Il. G. Stldham, who has been agent
Tor the &. & A. At this place Tor near
ly five years. handed In his resigna'
tion last werk, aud will give up his
position to morrow, Saturday, Ia nc
cept o position with the Southern
Pacific In California. His wife and
daughter will remain In Slater unit
he Is permanently located. lie will bs
succeeded by A. l.. BY bee, Of Louis
lana, who has been the day operator
ut that place for some time, Slater
Rustler.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
SCHOOL NOTES.

SCHOOL NOTES.
 The names of the pupils of the Gen. ter school, who were neither tardy nor absent during the month of November are as follows: G. Helmer Anderson, 0. Stanley Anderson, Elizabeth Cas- sidy, Gregory F. Cassidy, Frederic F. Fleming, William F. Fleming, Lloyd Fowler, Bernice I. Hubbell, Charles F. Manvilie, Emily s. Manvllle, George W. Manville, Ovalene N. Manville, Frank H. Nelson, Harold R. Nelson, Dorothy B. Richardson, Martha G. Scoville, Dorothy L. Taylor and Roger P. Williams. Number of pupils during the month, 27; average attendance, 26 and seven-nineteenths.
 Miss Catherine Williams of Water bury was guest, last week, of Miss Marion Bradley.
 Dwight Hubbell has flock of IA white Leghorn bullets which are now laying 10 eggs per day.
 Theodore A. Bishop of Little York, who has sold hls place there, is moving to Stratford, where he has purchased a place. Mir Baker of Bridgeport, who has purchased MT Bishops place, is al- so moving in.
 Walter c. D. Munson, who is at the Maryland Agricultural college at Col lege Park, Md, won the gold medal in the 22O yard dash at the college athletic meet at Baltimore, Md, on Saturday, November 2l.
 Miss Ada Hubbard of Boulder, Cal, lis the guest of her sister Mrs Hubert Williams. i,
 David McBath has just had erected | in the village cemetery handsome marble head stone for his late wife, Mrs Charlotte R. McBath. The Steph. en Moslin Co.,, of Hartford had the con tract.
 The Emb roidery club met, last Fri day afternoon, at the home of Miss Ma. ria Bradley. After the work refresh. ments were served.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
Clothes That Make Competitors
 Look Up.

Whether the Suit or Overcoat you select here priced at S or S25 or at any price between, you'll hnd 1t way above the plane of suits usually sold at the same gure c, c
 Sweaters, Neckwear, Gloves, Caps
 and all Fixings for Man and Boy.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
his house. s. Grumman of Easton did
Easton.
AsPETUCK.

A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Center street Methodist church will be held in the church hall, Wednesday afternoon and evening, December g. The meeting will be in charge of Mrs Myrtle Gould and Mrs Annie Lobdell. A full attendance of the members is desired as there is something of importance to come up before the meeting.
 Mir and Mrs B. P. Merwin and family spent Thanksgiving with the latter's parents, MT and Mrs Arthur Merwin, on Merwin's Lane.
 I. C. Fanton is having his COW stables remodeled and his COWS de. horned.
 MT and Mrs Milton Williams spen'
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
Plattsville.
HOYDEN'S HILL.

Clinton Sherwood returned to his school duties at Rockaway Beach, Sun day afternoon.
 Miss Jennie Perkins has purchased new photograph.
 Mrs Richard Knapp entertained her sister from Wallingford, Thanksgiving.
 E. B. Sherwood entertains his moth- CT from Rockaway for a protracted period.
 Mir and Mrs Eli Jennings and daugh- ter spent several days in Bethel.
 Mrs Lucy Clark and daughter spent Monday in New Haven.
 Mir and Mrs John Osborne spent Thanksgiving with her parents, MI and Mrs s. Wisner.
 s. H. Wisner has reshingled a part o1
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
LIBRARY MATTERS.

The Waterbury Naturalist club of Waterbury have presented to the South Britain public library set of
 Riverside Shakespeare's works com plete and John Fiske's American Rev. olution in two volumes, also Keats poems in one volume. The library is now open from 3 to 4. 30 in the after
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11

Thanksgiving with friends in Wilton.
 MT and Mrs J. J. Foster spent Thanksgiving at l. c. Fanton's.
 Miss Lena Fanton of the Danbury Normal school spent Thanksgiving with her parents. MT and Mrs I. C. Fanton.
 Mrs Clarence Jennings and daughter Marjory, of Sport Hill, who has been spending a few days with Mrs Georgia Jennings, has returned home.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
South Britain.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 NOTES.
 At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church, the following officers were elected: President, Miss Susie w. Mitchell; vice presidents, Mrs George Cass and Mrs H. F. Leibert; secretary and treasurer. Mrs Carrie Manville {; soliciting committee, Mrs c. A. Brad ley, Mrs J. L. Mitchell and Mrs J. P. Williams; e entertainment committee, Mrs A. D. Munson, Mrs A. L. Mitch ell, Mrs F. c. Taylor, Mrs H. F. Lei bert and Miss Jamie G. Pierce.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
The NeWtoWn Bee
 Newtown, Friday December li le,e,
Bethel.
FUNERAL OF AUSTIN E. LOCK
 WOOD.

FUNERAL OF AUSTIN E, LOCK-
 WOOD.
 The funeral of the late Austin B. Lockwood, which was held from his late home on Center street, was very largely attended by his friends and relatives on Wednesday afternoon. De. cember ?. Rev A. T. Steele, pastor Of the Congregational church. oiiielated. The burial was in the Center ceme. tery. A delegation of 50 members of the Eureka lodge, No, s3, F, and A. M., of which the deceased was a mem Der, escorted the remains to the cem- etery and conducted the ritual sery. ices of the order. The pallbearers were Walter s. Davies, Levi Short, Alonzo Knox. c. Bennett Short, John Behn and John Meade. A quartet com posed of Walter $. Davies, Wilbur A. Livingston, Mrs Howard F. Mckenzie and Mrs William Livingston sang some very appropriate hymns at the funeral service.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11

noon and from 7 to 8.30 in the evening, Saturday, and the public should be on hand at these hours if they wish to draw books.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
Different Clothes.

Fame has long ceased to hand out bouquets to the Fe- low who does things the same as we'll as other people,
 It is necessary to climb above the level of the crowa to win laures This IS the way we nave ou'lt up ou epu'" ton for selling such excellent clothes.
 We climbed over the old order of things and offered our trade superior and better clohes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01

Iy. monthly, and other periodicals. mas the potent quality ot quick and complete distribution. Yh@ reading Of il can nc. 3r phi off even if we niSu to do so T.ac 3esA@ '&pt" IF fts field ilas donr mentally what the electric street ear has lone physically for lire people. Ii'=e aa car, t $ q 4=rr.-a5 affair. W5a tte iutrodao-
 tion ot electric P5@et the people. .eeelats these llsiu4 in smaller da,s. a4a5iea at, and toal notice rh., haa ro Tt.. faFad they mad fa e~tca #t- CIT aai n e#.a5 7boat +. Formerly tI5e# ye e5.a3 'o.. taa1a.
 ses..aa4cr i.esala t.on 5s Geg.#i#.
 ss to st#aafiaa: tue hrr 2r.a.-
 | nag5or ingalse4- -a.L .#ea atd arata work, #ith all kinds ol o5s-'- cfes. When zou use the newspaper 5oa ao not have to create circulation e. attend 10 it. T4e circulation k.
 Determine i5@t .1e kind of pa22." aad the localities soa HisA to faara :,nd yo1 nave at ]Ias]d the dissrian- tio,. s.;a. vii re3g5 tae2e.
 Piarp osr copy ta-ti9>, and to~ MOTION, ar nexg weak, the aislriou-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01
Ihe yaEas oi ilic Nen Spaper.

stz. 6.e !. ss2ane, h as laf= ,4agy | .4ala 65 our every day Ji.e a5 sleepias and eating. t is a rare pee aai. '.aa lo sl, l"ast glance over his da4fv CT ea~AIy Daper and to lie .s.lsa. n51otiss Q. people i is 1he oah ave. 6e aa.,e .a tli,5f minds aeer ssiaie . .ha.a 4aa nave .amss to ssll TAa 7eeHii=.z asteasjJI ws,ch f aij i:s o#a
 Wi 1nt a4 a l46ent writer .a ;ha galo4 5s The newspaper carries sa1sestioa .ato the fauEiy cir ,ie it le.alae moments III p3ula. er .ara}S, hete TO salesman is oyer 9armjt5e5 to e4,s.'. l. k i5t 5'asrr ,oueh aith aaa eNperts greater in- tuenc' in the nome than any o;h,v 7rinte! thing. To start with; there are in 5he older communities a vast number e. people who have inherited tae continuance of the paper which their parents read, II is as real to them a- proofs of holy writ To practically all others, IS their own choice. The intellisence of the worlds doinss is sleaned from it's aases, That which many deem their eNA judsement "s related to current topics, is merely reflection of what they have read in their home paper. What reaches them for the first time }n ta-iaN's issue, if T week or q day latcr. hes become their oeNel and knowledge. And now tha; remind yaU of il. you nave friend or neigh- ao4, Wao.e conversation i, larSeiE made ID of what he has read in tAe days paper. He does Gut aid any 4ew thought so ii. either or indeed aag Lex words. except s11aas he t1rce tney 10 sdE Ot alaast sQuat sa.an D ,ue advertiser. in w1 iud-- aseat a, d#st3jautjon Hae1es - jbe
 gaa,r fer alter HI distribution
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 fe one .sh saa.f command voaz constant all. ,i.,s.
 To #ass people. al' o5.e 5H 2svo ooazr 9'iaE is aa9~e os .ess
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01

tion is complete With the Il, Wai1a- Der tand periodicals. you know De foreiand what and where Eo1lr ei#- r,llation is goin@ to be.
 DO not misunderstood my special plea for the newspaper to mean that
 think it ts the only medium which can De used by rou adrantaSeous2y, You nave had recent experience IL youf Iowa demonstration aud which should be guide for future efforts t is not sa@ intention to @a ialo de= tails, .mt rather to aa."a th" wa #hica | tt4' safe H.E} ffe=oi =re# .ts ~istasea H -.et- aes.Iaf5.= aas.ness.
 When pea8ln be..a h.. .s oraa-
 aia2 arttse1 f'faH &tt VOL .Isr, a13 tHan tds. IT tatEias aaz viii repeat what yoe make them read Of the oranges. Get eQoagh of then taking and this free advertising @il3 sell all rbe good oranges that can .fz raised
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01
are tie qiia@ipal> in tic n9E tget.'
hl&l s;a 5,ljtdH man.

hi@h saIsaled mat sa worth ali il pazs him. tu conversation With Mula4l 53 end =17.44sa.a, J4is eSPa~l 5ae soz= aae remarked, "He douaieo na NaH camp aeas. ou7Gaess II IS hardly necessary to d.4 mo 1ertlHpa statts
 ties 1etore w. asset that ike most il=tilis increase ia 5be Ven sasH9 bas.- ness js from people pot h5fqo.o#. aeaa e4tevs. .eGl qoiss snfa t4a. 5aost 4ae bste 4ezu won away iroia #e1a.e aeaH asaaas4jioas constitute aa} 3 saaa.l maaottion oE 1Ae lregease.
 EHeee=l =l~=ee mystery =.4:.=szs airut se4atttls.as aaa.= t5=s ssY, a5=more mystery thal attae.aa s5 Jala4= .5s otho zaa Wssl. =5=#is aaz= =a, szae.
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BOTH SOI, AND YOUR HORSES

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