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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

"The STAGE" says Jas. X. Vardaman
in THE ISSUE" should go hand in
hand with the church and the school
in the great work of education. A
theater should be as sacred and clean
as school house or a church. And
it would be if the people demanded
it. But as long as people patronize
such shameful exhibitions of unre-
strained lust and refined lechery as
was presented by Olga Nethersole at
the Century theater in Jackson few
days ago, such plays will be presented
and therefore the theater will remain
place which mothers should teach
their innocent, pure daughters to
avoid. I do not believe any pure
young woman could possibly see and
hear Olga Nethersole play 'Sapho'
without feeling herself hurt by it..
This gifted woman seems to be able
to generate morally putrid atmos-
phere which soils as a noxious vapor."
What was Mr.. vardaman doing there?
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30
Citizens Bank


other men refuse to pay him their
just debts. Therefore we say it is
ridiculous when the state itself fails
to pay such just debts as are repre-
scented by the meagre allowances of
school teachers and citizen soldiers.
The situation is paradoxical. If the
state of Mississippi needs a militia
and we believe it does, then, let it
appropriate sufficient money to pay
the boys when they are called out
and pay them promptly.-Gulfport
Herald.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

DR.. Henderson was shot and killed
in Leake county Monday by his broth
er-in-law, Mr. Hudson. The men were
very fond of each other, but DR.. Hen
derson tanked up on mean whiskey
and went to Mr.. Hudson's house and
raised such a row that Mr.. Hudson
had to kill him. Eugene Roy, a negro,
shot and killed one negro and
wounded another, near Natchez. "in a
fit Of drunken anger" The negroes
killed had ..'let whiskey alone" but
"whiskey had not let them alone"
The man, Mr.. Hudson, had ''let Wills
key alone" but "whiskey had not let
him alone" And yet almost any old
day you can hear some fellow, who
has more CAB than brains say, IF
you let whiskey alone, whiskey will
let you alone"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

Many business failures have been
attributed to the fact that "he had
too many irons in the fire." Maybe
more would be accomplished for
Hattiesburg if Hattiesburg had fewer
irons in the fire. If the enterprise and
could all be centered
upon one big iron: "The giving away
OF one hundred thousand acres Of
land" it would pay Hattiesburg bet
ter, we think, to keep that iron hot
and busy, than to have so many half
heated irons doing nothing.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

Gated into the public mind, and IN
stilled into the mind Of the young.
And the same 10 needed in every stare
in the South; and it is no worse
needed in the South, than it is needed
in the North.
Law Enforcement should be writ
ten in every party platform, for mu-
nicipal, state or federal offices. Law
Enforcement should be the shibbo-
leth of every party campaign. Law
Enforcement should be the paramount
issue in every election held, whether
the office be large or small.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

Early buyers get the pick. A mighty
good way to pick is to read what the
up-to-date merchants have to say in
The News.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

Uncle Joe" is not exactly on the
run; he is cornered and cannot run.
Forty Standard Oil court decisions
would not hit the trusts half as hard
as the unhorsing of Uncle Joe,' PRO.
vIDED his successor was not also
hireling of the trusts,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

Christmas is less than four weeks
In the future. If you don't begin to
think about and get ready for it, It
will be here before you think about
1t or get ready for it.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

The Birmingham Age-Herald says
that women and parsons ought to
keep out of dirty politics. If sa-
loon buns, subsidized newspapers
and whiskey politicians would keep
out of politics and let decent men and
women have their way, politics would
not be dirty" and no lady or preach
er could soil their skirts however
much they mixed in politics. How
ever, we are not much of a believer
in women going to the polls. Wo-
mans sphere and woman's best in
f1uence is in the home. There she
ought to sit and preside as a queen.
And when she abdicates her throne,
much of her charm, her prestige and
her influence are gone.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30
Circulation Double That Of Any
Other South Mississippi Paper
CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION
DEFEATED.

LET EHIGb
The effort to amend the constitu-
ton of Alabama SO as to prohibit the
sale or manufacture of alcohol in the
state, was defeated Monday, by a
large majority. 1t is pity; it will
have q bad effect upon the enforce
ment of the already good laws they
have in Alabama against the sale of
intoxicating drinks.
1t was a mistake the temperance
people made in not letting we'll
enough alone. We hope it will serve
as a lesson and warning to leaders Of
the prohibition forces in Mississippi,
and that they will make no further
effort to agitate the question Of con-
stitutional prohibition in this state
for the present, but turn their atten-
ton to the Strengthening and more
impartial enforcement of the laws al
ready written upon the statute books.
In nearly all the southern states
now the laws against the sale of whis.
key are good and strong enough, if
they we're impartially, honestly and
strictly enforced. 1t is not more law
or better laws, that is needed; but
r.o-e respect for and better enforce
ment Of the laws already on the books.
The News, therefore, would COM
mend this course to the temperance
people of this state: That they or.
ganize. raise money, employ counsel,
hire detectives, establish branch Of
fees in every town and city, and
and press to the front
thorough, effective and aggressive
all over the state, every
where, for Law Enforcement. Let
Law Enforcement be the watchword.
Let that be the shibboleth Of every
election, from constable up to Gov
ernor; from town marshall to Mayor.
Law Enforcement organizations for
honest, impartial enforcement of all
laws. Law Enforcement organizations
for the purpose of educating the
people and creating in the public mind
more reverence and respect for and
obedience to LAW. There is nothing
npon which the public mind needs to
be more severely trained, than the
subject of obedience to LAW. Not
rom fear of the Law, only, but from
respect to the Law. To every loyal
ton of America it should be enough
o know, that thus sayeth the Law"
instead, nine-tenths of the loyal sons
u America are utterly lacking In rev.
renee and respect for Law. Such
avs as they approve, they in a meas
ire obey, and are most Jealous in
heir desire to see others made to
hey them; but such laws as they do
ot approve, they feel not the least
of conscience in break
Is. LAwl Reverence and respect
y the majesty of the Law is beyond
heir ken.
One man Is "pizen" against those
no drink or gamble, and yet exer-
les daily the "inalienable right"
J tote q gum" Another man is
wfully shocked If thoughtless fell
~ drops an oath in a public place,
ID yet he would feel insulted If
,liceman should tap him on the
loulder and remind him that the
~ had taken from him his "inalien-
lle right" to spit great wads Of to-
Zoo Juice and consumptive germs
herever he pleases.
II
for LAW; Respect for
w: obedience to LAW; that is
~ Mississippi needs to have incul-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

What a pity there are not more
people here to enjoy this perfectly
delightful weather. What a pity SO
many people SILVER six months
in the year in the frozen North and
Northwest, when if they knew it they
would come to a climate like this.
What pity SO many poor people al
most starve and freeze in the tene-
ments houses of the northern and east
ern cities, when if they were here
there would be no cold or hunger.
What pity SOMEBODY in Hatties-
burg will not DO something more than
talk to advertise this climate and this
country to the world, that others learn
ing of its opportunities, it's advantages
and its blessings may come here.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30
FOOTBALL PLAYER
MADE SECRETARY
(By Associated Press)

MANILA, November 30.-Edward
the former football play
er of Harvard, was today appointed
private secretary to Governor-Gen-
eral Forbes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30
meyer
TO REFORM navy
Will Begin Inaugurating New Order
To-norroW-To Subordi-
nate Bureaucracy.
(By Associated Press)

Washington, Nov. 30.-Heeding the
cry for reform in naval affairs, Sec
rotary Meyer tomorrow will inaugu-
rate the most sweeping changes in
the navy department since the estab-
lishment of the bureau system in
1912. Himself a director of banks
and manufacturing companies in New
England in times past, he hopes to
put the department on business
basis beyond the dreams of his pred
ecessors. The keynote of his reforms
is the subordination of the bureau
chief Of the past.
Summarized, the essential changes
in the Meyer plan are:
The selection of four responsible ad-
visers on subjects within the four
groups into which duties of the de-
partment fall, to be known as the aide
for material, the aide for personnel,
the aide for operations of the fleet
and the aide for inspections.
Grouping of the bureaus into two d.
visions of material and personnel, &C.
cording to the nature of their duties.
Establishment of division of op-
erations of the fleet.
Establishment of a comprehensive
inspection system.
Establishment of a modern and eff
ficient cost keeping system in the
navy yards.
Separation of navy yard work into
two divisions of hulls and machinery.
Adjustment of the board of con-
struction.
Adjustment of the bureau of equip
ment.
Physicians Fees Fixed by Law.
German antiquarian has found
documents showing that in ancient
Babylon, ALSO years ago, the sums
due TO doctors for treatment were ex-
actly prescribed by law They varied
according to the social position of the
patients
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

WANTED-To purchase Saw Mill,
70 to 20 thousand capacity.
Alsa secondhand cross-tie mill.
Full particulars as to condition
and price required. Box 100, Sill
dell, La. 29-2t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

$S5 Forbes Piano Certificate for sale
Make offer. Cheap. Apply News
office. 29-2t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30
WANTS
WANTED-To purchase a second
hand piano. Must be in first-class
condition. Call Home Phone 2S9.
292t

WANTED-Contractor with teams
and scrapers to put in dam for
large pond. Ingram-Day Lumber
Company, Lyman, Miss. 30-3t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

READ THE DAILY NEWS.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

ALL FOR SALE-Just received car.
load of Rock Hill Buggies. also car.
load of Horses and Mules. All for,
sale; come take your pick. A..
Polk, Livery and Sale Stables, East
Pine street. 3O-3t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

FOR SALE-At once cheap for cash.
Union Pressing Club. For informa-
ton call at 112 Mobile street. 2s-3t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

FOR RENT-For light housekeeping,
two furnished rooms at 6O3 E. Pine.
Home phone S27 Green. 23-tf
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

oAIe-Armoore Privet, Best
plant for hedging purposes. s2On
per hundred, $500 per thousand
Louis Letien, City. 9o.ot
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

Brooch. Apply 49,"
News office 3O-3t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

WANTED-Roomers and boarders.
Cumberland phone 473. 15-17t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-11-30

The effort to amend the constitu-
ton of Alabama SO as to prohibit the
sale or manufacture of alcohol in the
state, was defeated Monday, by
large majority. 1t is pity; it will
have bad effect upon the enforce
ment of the already good laws they
have in Alabama against the sale of
intoxicating drinks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-11
sEwARole pRopAErIe woROs.


(Frcm Lcslle's Weekly.)
'sThc Pacific Ocean. It's sleres arl
rs islands anil the vast region be-
yond, viii become the chief theatre
Of events IN the worlds hereafter
This prediction BY Seward, more than
ha1 . century ago, IL on Tho way
toward reallgs.ion. The understand.
Ing which has been given formal eg.
preston By tae statement drawn up
by Secretary Root and Ambassador
Takahlro will do much toward has.
tenlng that day China aas 100000
600 Of people, whose wants, IN The
way OF commodities which wo have
t. sell viii increase many fold as
these people rise n the scale Oh civ
llzallcn, as we understand that term,
Thus its trade q few decades aeura
viii probably reach proportions be.
yoHi the dreams of tae present ger.
Grafton Of Americans. when we con.
slider that Asia holds half Of The !.
500. 100000 people Of the entire globe
This Ro0trakahira declaration d
sanes especial imp -tance VIII
England IN alliance with Japan. ak
with both Japan and England %
terms Of the greatesg corilality WIZ
The United States, peace In me pa
cific and INC Orient Is assured.
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tNu
HBISsS|A
FURNISHES
MOST Of
ALIENS

Washington. d. G., jim. ii.~Aa
shown Dy The annual report ne Gem.
nisSlcnpt general Of manifestation 10Y.
the fiscal yenr euaed juno seth, 1905
lAc work of the bureau was 10 many
faspscis the most comprehensive ana.
lnteresilne lr performed by Il. De-
pite q decl So OF 80 per cent In I'M
migration. tae report shows that the
" RI IL iic hnfsaf Increased nearly
20 lar cent during The fiscal year.
H1he rapport uf T.. II. Earned deputy
coMmiasluA0a of immigration, unat
whose direction she report was y
nafpd nNlAa 10 tho death Of Comm r..
slenef ,enefal Frank r. Sargent, the
scar was rpmafAahie for q reduction az
iie number ri alicus entering the
Dnl'ed states The total Immigration
los thf year wae ls2 $40, b02,4Is less
.han zoe fhp year la07 During the
fiscal yaif 1T 1909. 13.o64 aliens we've
fclhe.ea dnflnp lhp past yeaf, 1889
wefD rejected.
ay reason al ia amendment 70 tae
lht, ter yepori ipf ihn first time iurn.
ishks figures which shcN approximate.
ly me- net lpfreast "a populati d by in.
mleeaAcn. The figures indicate ii2t
tha mel Increase was 20a SeT. OF the
aliens admitted. 67n.G,l wege between
fhe aqes 81 fourteen and forty four
ynafs on those admitted, i7229S could
nolsAsq rtha nor write. and 1910 could
read hut n0i uriie. Therefore, about
2s 0er pent were iilllerate, d decrcasc
IN Tour ner cent IN mpayison wliA
1901 rhu tatal amount Of money
brought into the country w arriving
Immigrants was fll,f9i,226, an aver
~ 81 almost s2s q person. Dnrits
the year tAese Aefa turned back ~ thf
ports i0,902 aliens -about $40 pea
cent 81 the t7fai number applying
admission
a. ~ pointed ont tkai the past yeal
WAs ABNORMAL 6oneeening enigratioi
M wen AK %rnnceruinw Immigration.
same reasons which reduced the latts'
haritg operated With perhaps greatal
force 10 inereaae he former
The aux Of he aliens came # z
southern OF eastern Europe Italy Al
ifla,huagasy. Greece, Turkey aud Is
small pflnelpalltiea surrounding then
Russia furnished 81 per cent Of
total, The renafi says that me chansl
IN thc law extending the filming prqs
i0ns rs cover the bringing ~ mrntnilf
AZ we'll aSNuhsaieally diseased aliens 4
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: Secretary Wilson says. zone OF the
objects on the law Is to intern tho
consumer OF the presence o. cefta.r
harmf,l drugs III medicines The
law requires taat the amouns OF chic
roform, opium, morphine, and other
habit forming drugs be stated on tho
label OF each bottle. The manufac-
ture s Of C~hambeslaln's Cough Rene
ay have always claimed that their
remedy did, not contain any CT these
drugs. rna the truth Of this claim Is
now fully proven, rs no meHtion Of
them IS made on the label. This
remedy Is not only one Of the safest
hut one OF tho best In use for coughs
and colds, Its value has been proven
Beyond question during the many
years It aus been IN general use.
For sale by c. II. Renfru.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-11
YOUR KIDNEYS We'll

Bright's Disease, Diabetes. Rheuma.
tlsm. Gout, Gravel Dr6psy, inflanma.
ton OF me Bladder. Bad Blood and
Nervous TROUBLES caused by Sick
Kidneys, 9iii
u, IN. Wallaces the we'll knJwn drug
giaf Of Guthrie knows BY experience
that HlNDipO win eure Ill forms oi
Kidney and Nervous Troubles, and will
guarantee It ID all cases.
Cant yau afford to try II at their
riskg It costs yeu nothing II Il don't
do the work.
Sent By mall to any address, pre-.
paid. on receipt Of 50 eetns. Six boxes
s.. so. U0der q positive guarantee.
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HALKs. BOTH BULLY BoYc De.
NfGHa'ED BIla.uPs BEC0Ntes BAD
LY AuTCHkREp by BIG. pCNfl.
Iss6. BRAWNy BR4fJY rp'"
ReEll5K liEGrt9 fhefCNNasc R1AD.
'BltiEAIt. Bul bfitiA.iANA. ncA.
FUL RlIsCNpD PNGLNit, 9OlSTEf
ilY. eAAYs BucOtde btNTMRSi
BkTrnLlN5G BflIapHS bkN0fil
'pCuNrS BhkottF Blgkk42AS
1 VIII elye ycus further SUCCESSION
Id us hsNt letter,
Very respectfully,
RICHARD BlL1.uPS
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4 ife most destructive and Qega Effl
.a6 most fliicsli Ql b & ilseasef 4ai
lstfle. 1Ilrea experiments e lAa ne
net*sna4. 81 t1grieul,ttp Indicate thst
ti.o diheae no. be presented IS Fl
stem Of yQrefna4iaA sllailaf ID q
aeneshl way t. laC RfYem asea
rhee I'M 4aee
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OIL INDUSTRY

Special 10 Daily Loaior.
s0khia! &. Okla Ian. H.. Werk hiss
already begun on tas enlargement Of
the Okmulgec on Refinery lncreasl q
It's capacity to 800 barrels per day and
the installation OF a wax plant. This Is
Increasing the capacity from 90 har.
rels. The entire output of this refinery
Is contracted fer fer five years. The.
same partios are making nians fog tlc
building of a pipe line 70 gu prpdrt Z
In the vicinity OF She CITY aud in raw
diti0n TO supplying the local refinery
with tho crude product VIII also nul u
loading mcka and ship oil to Gulf 6 ast
points,
The present cost Of oil Is Il cents, %
which Is added the cost Of freight retas
and hanlllng OF oil at 4 cast Of %
cents per barrel, which Won't mai
the c.st o. m~id.contineat oil laid down
at Gulf cpast points at Il price 0f " Wy
far barrel. and with an aiaed COST q
20 cents pef basrel TO Atlantic coasI
points would make a total 81 si3O pc'
balrel as AGAINST the rosi Of Ohio anl
Pennsylvania coast laid 4 wn ny ihf
same Atlantic { ast aoss.s Of SIT
dlfferenoeO i 81 CENTS per barrel. an
Quaity Of Caa o0 gotten IN the Ylcirit'
Of 0kmulseN compares very favorapli
with the average OF Pennsylvania anl
southeastern Ohio crude.
A deal ~ also on Tor the Installation
at this point Z plant 70 take oit W.
lighter elemeuts 81 the crude cil nn'
nfiNzp ne balance for incl qis pu.
nnses and q contract Is now Oeini
negotiated for r5.o0o barrels per de-.
Of this fuel oil
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Laughter, Digestion
And Health

AN eMihent Russian physician has
stated has aninlaH lhai laughter as ufi
0f the best maaus I'm WI 10 science laf
the correction 81 Dyspepsia, stomach.
and nervous dlseaaes.
Laughter. however. 10 a ~dyspeplic IL
like the memoty Of running brooks and
shady glens 10 the furnishing anu dy
ms maj l0sf II TIE iesa.t
III one couii bus kn Wal $50 oae
cascn aud origins 81 u%yspepslal nne
would not wonder at q halfheaFted.
ness ol q i~ysaeplic'a saleiy
There II a geaaeless call for apne.
TIA food and enjoyment % 2 d%yspepticl
csnulcd with q marase, moody beliel
Shd knowledge thai such a call Il
mackefy ami # ludalged IN will brine
discomfort Hain and regret
Perhaps + Il we're understood llal
ihA digeat8s satem. Including mouth.
gafeat ant ELEMENTARY canal. emhrae|
iaR aa L aaes Hae stomach. IL cnmpose
at nf mHmklaHaasis flsane filled viii
mllilms saiali ue.'fes which contest
paaea Mllll HH 81 little mouths 8
Sucks pafhans II this were knoWs
men toHit nase eampfehegsibly under
stand ihtt II d%issffauee such n sye
Sem would mean indeed Intense physi
ca pala
lSnR eapnesz That sais ailmentars
aaNH y 4 mass uf ut, debill
isa nefga ass8 ma8ghs, each suifel
N& escftsa ns plaeleal palr and DIS
eaaisNsf. aal Hipa9se 8aeh i cana
flllni iih she nlAe6 and lgnl odali
nsd teeeyal 8aad rom i1e Asst msel
ena Ola YES B SLIGHT iiea as To tn
laet 81 leashler "a dyspbpuc
SiNafitH HsHaefaia tablets cpnpose.
q AR Salshas dIgesliya ingredients
cnA seA1r5f 4 single iusfe6l4nt helH:
eanen,e IS dlseslng lop9 8rgins @
Fas the aliecaief tanal o
a n cBt dtlas aa Nis X along Il
9ht le8sHit g59 ieeU ~ peff m II
yaUilnel lm4aftR strength and BUGS
ntty ihe fsmaeh ard gives hack Il
ac ad 4. strong healthy neufsf
1efn& haeaEa 8 kH
alutlfs nfaaHna8 1ablnf aee hll
nssl elinac9 Il disef,lua TAly i
ito, iaI BE- sgsaAHlsle aa already Nesf
afff naesnH bat hAiid up 8nes
bei dipg Is neeaea end REMOVE wlseJ
eM eaa IS HaNaaeANq.
~ fracS9 dne
aaihinK eah ai4te NJ 3ars
Ay aafe sH4HktiA cWleep aes
M2iase aH8 tsepH5 psath ri
ilpnsant hhxsieians IA EmefleI n
4rnAda fee aha 4feseFlb ttsm re
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1esl VhAshff ane $ dtspeftle 81 e
EY2ig dfnssIsE sfr|et them rzIe
zee Hhad is Ealf aNnle and hd4les
and We Hiff Fed soft aailNle Na1sas
fret Aaafesa +. IS AlAafl Cos +
sNpt8 blaH AIAf haft M|eh
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WHERE ARE
THE ACTORS?

speelal 70 Daily Leader.
Hobart. okiaa Jan. 1i- Every tit
on tie system Is % BE eoupie1 one By,
INC. Tint Is the eucfmnas and tedl
rs task which the Frlaso as oatlued
for 4 large bunch 81 taslr employees
iass week . force q lae coansers
passed through me city from Vernon
aarsh.
Eaeh &c must BE- conuiel asd q npio
lnaee q lfR cnpditlen. s. IS 8 % q
note Is made in 4 book Indicating aica.
f1n broken ones are enumerated ihe
aaulbef % soften ches and The number
fseh Will last TOR six months
Alter work b4s Aeezi eumplkNae
|ha fgp fle 1cA. ~ f~.fIsfeat anflBs
NI1 % epllecieA, 1grFs End SAINT 4,
Il the gercfqt of1lgas.
AL hac ies Nifl b. saniactd With
xeaa oass sns sAea hts nnt ~
oaa uaFiiiop
Nlll 1fA~lit 4nufsleII Nh his
aYtf at vuIsA ana |ue4 ga,
BABY snE ala> ~ eaa II Night M
rfeW ii Wns enius luz hluzaIE Emil ths
aHkn fsAA 3 sfalasH All ae
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