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New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
NO BoYERToWN PROSECUTIONS.

Reading. Penn Feb. 29-Dstrct Attorney
Schaeffer announced to-day that he would not
bring prosecutions against Mrs. Harriet Il. Monroe
of Washington. D. c.. and Harry McC. Bechte
deputy factory inspector, of this city, who had
been by the Coroners jury and held partly
responsible for the Rhoads Opera House disaster in
Boyertown. He says that he cannot find sufficient
evidence against the obtain a conviction.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
BIG POLITICAL DINNER IN BOSTON
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


Boston, Feb 29.-The Republican Club of Massa-
chusetts will give in Symphony Hall next Tues
day the largest dinner in Boston since the Nc
Kinley dinner ten years ago. Tickets to the num-
ber OF 1850 all that the hall will hold, have been
sold. Secretary Taft Senator Burkett, Nebras-
ka, Governor Guild and Lieutenant Governor
Draper will speak. President Joseph Walker of the
club Will preside
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
oHIoANs OPEN THEIR BUCKEYE CLUB.

The Buckeye Club at Madison avenue and SOD
street. the new home of Ohoans in New York
City informally opened last night for inspec-
tion. President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft have
sent autograph portraits which hung the
walls of the clubhouse. The club is for resident
and nonresident Ohioans in New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

The late Richard Mansfields collection of paint
ngs antiaue furniture, Flemish tapestries and art
objects will be sold at auction In the American
Art Galleries tomorrow and Tuesday. The sale
was ordered by Mrs Mansfield. the widow of the
actor. To-morrow's sale Will begin at $50 p.
and Tuesdays at $50 .. Thomas +. Kirby viii
sale.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
SENATOR PEACOCK RENoMINArsp.

Utica. " Y. Feb. 2S.-Seth C. Heacock Stats
Senator. was renomnated for that office to-day by
the Republicans of the sd Senate District at q
convention held in Herkimer.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
.eferred optimIsticaly to the future

furry and referred optimlstcaIly to the future.
closing by saying
We are glad that events as developed have cor
TOborated expectations. Although. good
Italians. keep the image OF native land
still in heart Vet feel just the toward
this country OF our adoption and therefore re-
joiCe at its greatness and prosperity and. analgt
mating with the native American share with
him sunny and rainy days. his pleasures and his
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
HAMILTON CONVENTION OFFICIALS.

Cincinnati, Feb. 29.-The Hamilton County Re.
publican County Committee has selected Nicholas
I,ongworth Charles c. Tart and George B. Cox as
convention officials.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
NOT GUILTY, BUT ADJUpeep INSANE

TRy Telegraph to Tho Tribune
Stamford, Conn. Feb. 29-Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold.
arrested few days for wholesale thefts from
cIothesines and fceboxes. found not guilty
hero to-day. The verdict Was reached on the
Vycupd oS insanity -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
LBy TELEGRAPH to The Tribune.

AshevilIe N G, Feb 2s.-At> M 10th Congress
District Republican convention here to-day Secre-
tary Taft indorsed for President. James j.
Britt for Governor John CT Grant for Con-
gresham. A large number of negroes were pres
ent, but had 10 voice in the proceedings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24


Multlmillionaire John w. Gates will
engage in the circus business. Press
Rumor
or course Jchn w. Gates will have d
circus that's q winner:
1T takes the tin TO run show-but
John s. a master timer;
He'll set tSc people crazy. from the
distaPC Lonelyvilles;
Hts tent will be
A sight to see
For It Will be constructed OF new thou
sand dollar bills.
j. WIS animals n be wondrous
aggregation;
His Captive Wall Street Bulls and
Bears will challenge appreciation
His hippopotami and seals will draw
great human flocks;
Who d miss the chance
John w. grants q.
To see them slosh In water that is
squeezed from railroad stocks?
'Tls said J-hn w. S clowns will be
above the grade Of fairish
(Who would not laugh at iOkelcts
cracked by testers milllonairish y
The spangles in the street parade will
all be gold, you know
0, just wish
Twas summerish,
And Denver town had Just been billed
for Gates's Show of Dcugh!
ARTHUR CHAPMAN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24

One thing makes ali humankind hap
py this day before Christmas, and that
is Theodore Roosevelt has little longer
to officially disgrace Americanism and
our splendid institutions built in the
cathedral OF decency and founded up
on righteousness. The American peo.
pie have endured much in silence, and
the braver still have hope we may see
the passing OF Roosevelt and his isins
without sericgs infection. There are
many vino have such faith in the won
drous common sense of Americanism
that even Roosevelt and his madcall
doctrines can MT impair. Let us hope
they are correct, but If ever one man
sought to destroy all hope OF respect
Tor his country and its people the
White House madcap is that man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24
RESUScITATION IS NOT TRIED

Trenton n. j.. Dec.i 24,-- Giacinto
Ricci was electrocutei at he New
Jersey state prison last night. The
electrocution took place few min
utes before II o'clock
The much-talked-of test to resusci-
tate the electrocuted man was not at
tempted. County Physician Scam
mel, who had threatened to make the
test, was not present and made no
demand for the body. DR.. Scanned
evidently abandoned the proposed
test when Head Keeper OSBORNE of
the state prison was advised by the
attorney general that the county ply
sician had no rights or duties in the
premises.
Ricci was convicted of attack and
murder of a 3-year-old girl, the child
OF a family he was visiting at Cliff
~ocl. n. j.. in September last.
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C o o o @ o o q 9 O o @ o o Q o o
O vAGRANT VERSE. o
q q
q o o O @ @ @ @ 9 o @ o o o o @ 8
Tss AolaY MsgATw.

TNg AoLaT wRgATA.
What is the song chat the holly wreath
aip iCsings ipl1 siiie1sasN asiit Z
isrAsi IL haHgs'in sDe. winHUw SrislSsy /,
While over the eatfn1 thao SHOW king
filings iaia ~ 2 s.oi
His mantle OF giistening white?
What are the words Il SalM woisld say
Or the tale II would fain Gnfold
As the winter clouds lover dark and
gray
And the winter winds blow cold?
'Tis a song OF the merry long ago
That the holly wreath gayly sings;
A song of the yule logs ruddy glow
And the cheer that Yuletide brings;
'Tls song OF the merry wassil bouts
and of feasting loud and long.
The noisy din Of revelersi shouts
And the merry jest and song!
Then a sweeter tune the holly wreath
sings
In the light of the hearth fire warm,
And its melody upward scars and rings
On the blasts of the wintry STERN.
Tis song of one softly beaming star
That wandering shepherds led
BY its lustrous light, from their flocks
afar
Till 1t shone Ger an Infants head.
II sings Of the herald angels bright,
OF their message to the earth;
II sings of that strange eyentful night
That Witnessed a Savlor's birth,
And then it sings in sadder tcne
OF dark Gethsemane,
And of cross that mournful shone
On lonely Calvary
Thus the holly wreath with its berries
bright
l. And its leaves of Iustrous green,
Sings in the glow of the fire light
! or the wonders men have seem
| And it tells to all whc rightly hear
That there poureth from above.
Ger all the earth, both far and near
Heavenly Fathers love.
ANNA J. ROBERTS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24
CEMETERY LOT OWNERS MEET


Adelbert Hughes presided over a
meeting OF Summit View cemetery
lot owners which had been called for
the purpose of organizing a cemetery
association under a law enacted by
tae First legislature.
A. G. Copeland explained that he
owned one-half of the cemetery, M.
Luther West one--ourth and Jay Pick
ard one-fourth. Twenty-four hundred
ana fifty lots have been sold. About
5000 people are buried there. There
are forty acres in the cemetery, all
plated. There are about 1850 lots
unoccupied.
Mr.. Copeland said the association
Rouli sell to the lot owners for $20,-
600. which would be about $3.50 per
lot.
A committee composed of Ben iIeg-
ler j. d. Burke and c. r. Havighorst
was appointed to notify all the lot
owners OF a meeting early in January
to arrange to comply with the law.
A committee was selected consist
ing of F. II. Greer, " G. Houston, A.
G. c. Bierer, j. c. Strang and w.
r. Welch to confer with the cemetery
association. as TO what could be done
about mutual association.
Rem Hegler explained that under
the new law each lot owner is a
stockholdeI and has one vote; that
one half of the proceeds go to pay
for the land and the other half to the
Improvement OF the grounds.
Il developed that the law passed
tf the last legislature excepted or.
organized associations. and. this as
ISOLATION being incorporated, there
was a question whether II comes un-
de. this Law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24
OEA0uNCE REAL ESTATE FAHERs

Special to Daily Leader.
Oklahoma Jity. Dec. 24.-The
chamber of commerce has gone on
record as disapproving OF real estate
aSyertisements which have appeared
p$m time TO time IN the. gpeal papers
IlEl which lOes! are Phfr$f .aof Efe
Dear the proposed iespitaf-sNe.sA
|. There is no authenticity pro-
posed site for the state capital" says
Secretary McKeanh. "Of course. any
locality in town night be proposed
al a state capitol siteg The chamber
of commerce directors have discussed
the advertisements OF real estate
men and they do not approve of them.
Oklahoma City has offered no site
and until 1t has done so. the directors
feel no one has a right to represent
that he has land for sale near a
proposed site
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24
MERRY CHRISTMAS" !"

Tomorrow Is Christmas!
DSy Of days and event of all events
to humankind. it has come back to
us: reminding us Of the blessings
ana the sorrows. our victories and
our defeats. the joy, sorrow, still the
day OF days. the one great holiday
where civilized man bends to the
king of sentiment and submissively
stands uncovered before the throne
Of love!
Rich or poor. proud or meek, Christ
mas means so much man has never
yet been aole to tell the story nor
explain how and why we reverence
this appointed time.
The happiness OF the home-re-
surn Of the wanderer VOWS made and
reiterated, all in all make this event
oae where naught save tho all-rev-
ferencing power OF love and charity
can describe.
Make of it ali possible and allow
no evil spirit to dampen the inter
course between thee and tnosc whom
love has united!
Christmas. hail! Merry be and
with that merrlment resolve that no
task or misfortune shall ever change
your love of It. and allow not one
evil thought TO be with you on tnat
date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24
KISSING IN OTHER LANDS.
In iceland Il ls crime--Jspsn Cop.
led Il From America.

In Iceland Il Is a crims--Jspsn Cop.
led II From America.
In the remote ages people saluted
the moon, sun and stars by kissing the
hand. 1t was the custom Of the ear.
liest Christian bishops to give their
han1 to be kissed by the ministers
who served at the altar The custom
soon declined, however. as religious
ceremony, but It Is still Continued as
court ceremonial, tie kissing OF tho
hand of the sovereign being regarded
as mark OF the highest favor in most
of the kingdoms of Christendom. 2
II has long been a matter of history
that the beautiful and fascinating
duchess of Devonshire bribed with a
kiss many reluctant voter for Fox
in the famous Westminster election,
and the equally beautiful aud bewitch.
ing Lady Gordon, when the Scottish
regiments had been thinned by cruel
reverses, turned recruiting sergcnat
and to tempt gallant iadsY placed iths
recruiting shilling IN her rose-red lips
whence he who would might take it
with his own.
in Finland the women consider sa'
Lutte upon the lips as the greatest in.
suit. even from their own husbands.
says the New York Tribune There
was a time when It was the custom
of English duelists to kiss each other
before firing. This piece of hypocrisy
was satirized by John Wesley in his
journal" under date of June 16, 1855
recording duel between two officers
at Limerick: "Mr b. proposed firing
at 12 yards. Mr.. j. said: No; six is
enough So they kissed each other
(poor farceD and before they were
five PAGES asunder both fred at the
instant"
Mohammedans on their pious pill
grimage to Mecca kiss the sacred
black stone and the four corners OF
the kaaba, the Romish priest on Palm.
Sunday kisses the palm. There is a
curious tradition abont the origin OF
kissing the toe of the sovereign pom
.iff. II is said that one Of the Leos
substituted the toe for the right hand
as the object OF salute because his
own right hand had been mutilated
by misadventure, and he was too vain
10 expose the stump. In Iceland kiss
ing is severely repressed by the civil
laws. and the consent of the woman to
the salutation does not release the
male transgressor from the liability OF
heavy ,nishment. In Russia the East
er salutation is kiss Each member
of the family saiutes the other.
Chance acquaintances kiss when they
meet. Principals kiss their employees.
the general kisses his officers. the Of
ficers kiss their soldiers, the car
kisses his family, retinue, court and
attendants and even his officers on
parade, the sentinels at the palace
gates and select party of private
soldiers. Eastertide in Russia is a
carnival of bread and cheese and
kisses" while japan knew, nothing OF
kiss until the Americans entered the
country. In England and America still
survives the custom of kissing under
the mistletoe at Christmas,ide, which
is one OF the hapriest forms OF kissing
known to civilized nations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24
FARVItW KEEPS COUNTY SEAT

Fairview, Okla. Dec. 24.-With a To-
tsl vote of approximately 200 more
Than, saat cast for its three competitors
Fairylew has been declared the per
manent county seat Of Major county
and must 50 remain for at least ten
years according to the law. The vote
was as follows:
FairyieW l,7S2; Vera, 462; Orienta,
il9; Ring Aood. 2S7
twenty-five inspectors from Blaine
county were sent into Major county
by the governor The election was
peaceable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24
state OF Ohio. CITY of Toledo.

bb.
Lucas County.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath thar ho
is senior partner OF the firm OF f. j
Cheney & Co., doing business In the
City OF Toledo, County and State af lre
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrn
that cannot be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day Of Deem
ber. a. ID. 1886.
(SEAL.) A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public
Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken intern
ally. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY g. CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. Use.
Take Halls Family Pills fos consti
nation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24

Did Lincoln Take,s Drlnkg Wis Cares
Chicago Inter Ocean: The prohibi
tionists and the anti,prchibitionists are
having heated arguments over the
question whether Abraham Lincoln I'D
or did NOT ever use alcoholic beverages,
Both seem to think the point OF enor'
nous importance and that to establish
It one way or the other would prove
something of vast importance to the
country just now.
Il. 7. Lewis, former conductor on the
fort Smith and Western, is here to
spend Christmas. He now has train
on the Frisco, running between Mon
EFT. Mo. and Paris. Texas, with head
quarters at Fl. Smith.
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STAFF BRIEFS (:

~ ~---zf1
J. D. MARTA, e., deadSt chickasha.
.s$ne9 It Northwestern selt9Gl Of
gsse lSS9ay' TPFietl
A;lsy ~ Burnet and Miss Mssgie I9ancb
married at Ada. ~
Sixty Oklahomons are in the schools
Of Kansas as Instructors
Mr. Con Duff and Miss Maude Ben.
ningtOn married at Tryon.
Mrs. Isaac Miller, Twilight, King
Usher county, died Sunday.
Chickasha harnessed the washita
and is swelled over the great water
power.
Trycn Star authority for statement
a good woman has turned over to the
church"
Member Muskc gees law and orSer
league" arrested for being drunk and
disorderly.
Muskogee now brings a successful
negro forger to .hc fore and demands
first prize.
Bartlesville claims to have landed a
million dollar cement plant as Christ
mas present
Oscar StaHdrldge and Nina jones
agreed to make Nina Stanaridge in
Pontotoc county.
Editor Muskogee Phoenix threatens
suicide--anyhow advises "throttling
the demagogues"
Little Clarence Elliott eight years
Id. died enroute to his home in Perry
| from Claremore.
Three couples took out marriage
licenses at Hobart to have the union OF
hearts on Christmas day.
Miss Garter. SULPHUR. struck by
| lightning two weeks ago, had to have
b-th feet amputated, but will recover.
On account cf eggs being fifty cents
| per dozen aud booze a dollar per pint
Klngfisher bootleggers refused to
serve egg nog.
Mrs. Sarah Humphrey stole a horse
and declared her two-year-old child
prompted her 70 do the deed. Sarah
1sna liar, anyhow.
Sheriff Radet,, Kay county, heard
some one had case of beer at Uncas
but although ne swore in posse and
charged vallantly the patriot saved
peef and arrest,
Officer Redmon Of Ardmore has a
Christmas present in the way OF being
able to resume his duties; cause OF
cessation man, put a bullet in Reds
belly and It was hard to digest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24
LABOR WINS.

BY the decision OF Judge Wright In
the Supreme lc,nrt OF tpe District oil
Columbia. radicalism wins It's greatest
victory In all history so muciI as
sininity was never before put In one
act OF mortal man. Acting without the
right of jurisdiction and in open de
fiance OF Amercanism. Judge Wright
sentenced John Mitchell. Saipue
Grmpers and Mr.. Morrison to jail sen.
tences for having violated the order
OF court In regard 10 the Buck stove
concern.
People who have watched radicalisn
spring up throughout the states and
have followed The teachings e. Mitchell
unquestionably the great labor leader
OF the centuries, hoped that no court
would be so blind as to give the Social
lists and the radicals another oppcrtuni
ty to play upon the weak.
OF course these men will avoid tho
jail as they should avoid. they vii,
suffer only the humiliation OF being
sentenced by judge who ought 20 be
cn the woodpile, but It will go on ant
IN until the battle of argument be
tween the radicals of capital and 0
labor win force all conservative peo
Pile 10 array themselves on the Other
side, at great cost, Inconvenience ant
10 serve nc purpose other than atOninf
for. such blunderers as Wright who
made the decision mentioned.
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Fbr LadIes.

Yates Center, Kas,, Sept. 1S. 1909
After my doctors gave me up to die,
Halls Texas Wonder cured me OF Kid
ney and Bladder trouble. 1t is the best
medicine on earth. Mrs. H. 8. John.
son. Sold by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24

Get your candies where they are
made fresh every minute in the day
Halls, 210 East Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24

An lngersol Watch, makes useful
present for boy or man. olsmith has
them, cost you $f.oo.
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} 9 9 o Q o Q Q o Q O o Q o Q o Q
MUCH IN LITTLE. q
DO o O o o o o o o o o o o o q

The man of the house, who Is some
times referred to as Dad" may won
der where the money is 10 ccme from.
Hurry. Santa Claus, aud let il be
known that we are going to build raj
roads this coming year.
Women love each other. OF course,
but when ones bonnet ccsts more than
the other II makes the one with the
costly bonnet happs,
one Of the topics in conundrum class
is, what has happened TO the Joe Can
non oppositlon2 Hn
One thing all OF us need be con
cerned about Is the paying OF the ex-
pense account ....s.
Tomorrow is Christmas day and be
careful What you, DO and ,howty u
spend tas aqSa 49, siA ntesol
|. Feei iaisbsaid,e weak. ran-downi
headache? stomach off Just a
plain case Of lazy liver Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and stomach,
promotes digestion. purifies the blood.
All the Standard makes OF Cigars,
in soc and si.oo boxes, for Christmas.
At olsmith's.
For Sale.
Some good lumber and kindling
wood Ask at business office Daily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24

New Christmas 1000 wo,kers in
the Santa Fe shops will purchase
fDei- presents at aome-GCrHRIE
~ I'll 4s
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Anyhow Castro With thirty-six mill.
ions Is better off alive than being deao
hack in Venezuela
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Chicago. In. Dec, 2S.-Fair tonight
and Friday.
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And the day before Christmas the
weather man allowed the thermometer
10 reach summertime marks
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The Santa Fe gave Gutlie IN,
right present.
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First Christmas we ever had ois
convention hall
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Get happy and playssigntsdp to u,
Oklahoma WAY OF doing things!
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All the Standard makes OF Cigars
in soc and si.oo boxes, for Christmas,
At olsmith's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-24

No fooling. Make Il actually Mer
~ Christmas.
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10 Pulitzert v Ted.-HuTry. Ted. IL
Us turn the limelight on
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Niff his aPf4fPgQA 5VA lsFfB "
pa'ements and many other big Cuth.
RE gifts.
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Come on boys The Christmas tree
n only around the oovVe ~ tha hitld
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For Sale

Some good lumber and kindling
wood. Ask at business office Daily
Leader
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Get u the game; we all play o.
Christmas
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Make that childish spirit love the
day forever and forewrSG ! % 81
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Get right in and help make merry
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officer Redmon of Ardmore has a
Christmas present in the way OF being
able to resume his duties; cause OF
essation-maA, put bullet in Reds
belly and It was hard to digest
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Next CHRISTMAS Guthrie, viii be
'lH0s We !sg !s.EF. Rs
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Sheriff Radet,. Kay county, heard
some one had a case of beer at Uncas
but although ne swore in posse and
charged vallantly the patriot saved
peef and arrest,
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A Merry Christmas, everybody
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Get what YOU wantedY
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Don't lorget lhe kld.