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Morris tribune., 1910-12-30

"Bifv'
The spinning ball was caught square
ly on the nose and shot toward right
first base formerly first base) like a
bullet from Krag-Jorgensen.
Ordinarily, Dillard was a right first
base runner; but catching O'Malley
playing deep into right, he sped toward
left first base formerly third baseI
like frightened deer
By using his emergency rubber fin
gers, an intricate arrangement used
only by first basemen, O'Malley pulled
down the drive and whipped it to third
as if driven from a catapult. 1t looked
close, but Evans, the Republican um-
pire from San Francisco, was on top
of the play with a great microscope,
and the automatic caller called out
safe"
Without loss of time billiard at
tempted daring steal of second, but
big Sam Peck, the catcher, picked him
Morris tribune., 1910-12-30

final decision will be reached by next
spring, and that will be in ample time
to decide the worlds championship"
All bowed respectfully, and the vast
assemblage appeared satisfied.
''The United States war department"
the automatic decider was saying. will
give a final decision in this case by
April Is next. In the meantime you
will Quietly disperse and go to your
homes"
Every one was satisfied but Big Dan.
"Sufferin' shamrock cried Dan in
his anger. And is that what you
call modern baseball? Why didn't that
big fellow take punch or two at the
umpire and wind the thing up?'
Dan has been awakened. but he is
rreHaging for another long nap so as
to wake M in time to learn the finish
Morris tribune., 1910-12-30
Rotation Increases
Crop Production.
BY Andrew Boss, Professor of
Agriculture, Minnesota Uni
Versity Farm.
i. X i. !. :. !. j. i. = j. !. !. !. i. !.

- Il y !" = :" = ' St' 'T' i Il i" + "5' =
1t seems to be common experience
that a change in the sequence of crops
on any land results in an increase of
yield. Many farmers are still stick
ing to one line of cropping, and rails
ing the same crops continuously on
the same land, for the reason that they
believe crop rotation to be a serious
and difficult matter Those who have
settled on a system of rotation are
agreed that it is less trouble to farm
where change of crop is provided
for each year, and that the revenue re-
ceiVed is larger and more constant.
The crops originally grown in the
Northwest can be thrown into three
groups, so far as their effect on the
soil is concerned. The groups are as
follows: (D Grain, including wheat,
oats, barley, fax and any other cereals
that may be grown. ~ Grasses, in
Guiding the true grasses, such as tim
Othy, Kentucky blue grass, bromus
inermis, and the legumes and clovers.
(3) Cultivated crops, including corn,
potatoes, or any other crop which is
planted in rows and cultivation given.
The effect of the first group of crops
on the land is somewhat neutral; and
land can be cropped longer to grain,
perhaps, without manure or change,
than to any of the other crops except
ing grasses. The small amount of
stubble and green material pIoWed
under each fall in part replaces the
humus depletion through the produc-
ton of the crop, and does something
toward replacing the fertility exhaust
ed in the growth of the crop. While
there is slight difference in the
amount Of elements Of fertility re
Quired by the different crops, there is
not sufficient variation to materially
change the result; and it may be said
that the effect of wheat, oats, barley
and fax Oh the land is practically the
same.
The grass crops, especially when
grown in combination with the
Iegumes or clover, add fertility to the
soil in the way of nitrogen In addi-
tion, the decaying leaves, roots and
Morris tribune., 1910-12-30

rotation where manure has been ap-
Piled On the continuous corn plot,
the yield for the past ten years has
been 25.6 bushels; on the corn in
three-year rotation of grain, clover
and corn, without manure, the yield
for the same ten years has been As
bushels per acre; and in a ive-year
rotation of grain, meadow, pasture,
oats and corn, preceded by eight tons
of barnyard manure per acre, the
yield is 90 bushels per acre. The eff
feet on the grain and grass crops in
the rotations is practically the same,
the yields rapidly rising where a good
scheme of rotation is followed
While rotation calls for fencing,
Morris tribune., 1910-12-30
BASEB NIL
01uHHnz 4EA1sS$aw
Seventh Inning.
Copyright by Frank A. Mum
Sey Co.

II FLY'S feet tickled Big Dan or
IA the ear and broke up home
run hit in his dreams.
a - In Dreamland Big D&I
could hit 800 at any stage of the game
and the sudden awakening resulted In
a vicious slap at the offending fly.
Having thoroughly disposed of the
pest, Dan indulged in a long rubber.
like yawn and fell back. His head
touched a soft cushion. and Big Dan
again was asleep. His interrupted
dream, continued.
Dan found himself seated in one of
the plush covered seats of an immense
grand stand, and between sips of a
strange kind of brew languidly watch
ed the coming of great horde of peo-
pie. They were pouring into the i'm
mense ball grounds eager to witness
the battle on which rested the cham
pionship of the world.
1t was the good year POOP. as Dan
observed from the myriads Of flags
carried by the more enthusiastic mem
bers of the crowd.
Already thousands had piled in from
the various sections of New York,
which this year happened to be the
battle-ground of the great fight. The
pneumatic tubes were constantly add
ing to the perspiring multitude by
emptying load after load of good peo-
pie from Buffalo, Albany. Philadel-
phia. Bridgeport. Atlantic City and
other outlying suburbs.
Toward the end of the field the pro-
cessiOn was forming in the shape Of
a huge black serpent. AS this human
line moved toward the center Of the
immense amphitheater Dan could hear
the inspiring blasts from a dozen brass
bands, but to save his life no horns,
drums or things like that could be
seen. He was puzzled.
Strange" thought Dan. "Guess I
had better stir around a bit and get
wise"
The perplexed man was rising to be-
gin his tour of inspection when a well
dressed stranger tapped him on the
arm.
Great. isn't it?'' half inquiry and
the other half shout. Got last years
crowd skinned from cuticle to mar
row.
You can't beat it" replied Dan.
But fail to dope out the bands Are
the big horn fellows in hiding?"
''NOw, don't try to string me-" spoke
the good natured stranger in somewhat
Morris tribune., 1910-12-30

of an injured tone. Don't you see all
those boys carrying the bands in their
right handS%
Dan was groggy.
And those girls coming on behind"
continued the stranger, have the best
0rchestras in the country in their left
hands. They will cut loose as soon as
nc crowd is seated"
And | haven't had a drink eitherw
bought Dan. but he decided to look
closer, and he did detect the boys car
wing little black boxes in their right
hands and the girls carrying smaller
ones in their lefts.
little fellow attired in a bright
scarlet uniform soon emerged from the
crowd and walked straight toward
where Daniel sat. In front of the
grand stand he stopped. Reaching in
his pocket he brought forth a little
black box. 1t was a photographic
band made to fit the pocket. With a
great sweep of his arms and a bow,
the lad touched a spring, and a flood
Of martial music drowned out every
other sound in the stands. Dan was
growing wiser.
The blast of the band proved the
signal for the coming of the two great
est teams that America had ever seen.
As they approached the place where
Big Dan sat. there was a sudden com
motion in the big stand and Dan look
ed around.
The teams were still marching across
the field in platoon front. just as Dan
had seen them back in the almost for
gotten days of 1909 and 1910. Fifty
thousand eyes were upon them. but as
they came within twenty feet of the
stand Dan looked around to see what
had caused the ~conmotion.
The center of attraction was a little
Morris tribune., 1910-12-30
THE RED GUM.
Once Deemed Worthless, 1t Is Now
Highly Valued.

FlSHiy NalUSQ'
The story of the red gum tree of
the Southern states is peculiarly in
teresting to the users of lumber, as
illustrative of the new value now
found in varieties of trees once
deemed worthless. Even more than
the cottonwood it was regarded as mo
good" Its porous texture, it's habit
of warping and twisting when sawed
into lumber, and it's uneven shrinkage
when dried, made it "a problem to
all who deemed it might somehow be
utilized. Now, however, after much ex-
perimentation, certain methods OF
treating it have been found, the appli-
cation of which gives it remarkable
value, both in durability and attrac
tiVeness of color and finish. Under
the fictitious name of Satin walnut
it is extensively used for furniture
and for the interior finishing of houses.
Morris tribune., 1910-12-30

drainage. and uniform arrangement of
fields, the farm, when once planned
and rearranged, will not only give
greater yields and profit, but more
pleasure in handling, and the i'm
proved system does much to tighten
and distribute the labor throughout
the year A good scheme of rotation
should be arranged for every farm in
the Northwest
Morris tribune., 1910-12-30
"WHY ! WANT TO LEAVE
THE FARM"

+ Mr.. Joseph Chapman not
+ long ago offered a series of
+ prizes for the best essays on
+ the above topic Mr.. Charles
+ M. Loring, of Minneapolis,
+ thinks that along with this dis
+ cussion there should go a dis
+ cussion of the counter PROPOSE
+ tion. Therefore, for the best
+ articles on the topic, Why l
!. Remain on the Farm he offers
+ 500 in prizes, as follows:
!. First, 500; second, SIS; third,
!. $40; next ten best, S. each;
1. fourteenth, So; fifteenth, So.
+ The competition is open to all
+ Minnesota boys and girls in the
+ seventh and eighth grades, liv-
+ ing on a farm. Essays must
+ be written on ruled paper.
+ They should not exceed 500
+ words in length. Each must
+ be marked with the name, age
+ and postoffice address of the
+ writer, and mailed so as to
+ reach the Extension Division,
+ st. Paul, not later than Jan. /,
!. 1911.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
DlyIWAILIL
1rHE TOWN
WlITa A
BlG FUTURE
ss..-sEAUTlFUl Level l0TSea-@2E

|ss..-sEAUIlFUl LEVEL l0TSoaa@25
=, suy 10, n You knew positively tina, It would double
~ ~ w. treble Ia value IN few abort monthaF
IA, We are offering YOU uow-evcry lot In puyan viii
y ~, value IN time and OF them win be selling
s ya can readily this by goug with 90 nusal one
~ 49, has All Of those who have seen H.
y uren miles nom Seattle. Is located on the Grea,
- - ana milwaukee, railroads and on the suoquame River.
~ rsss the towns and saohouah and
~ =, he,cr in the upbunding Of Everett
- .sessh % the demands Of town q S0eo people
4. novs rms NFANr Ir MEANS THAT THEY KNOW
4s,r IS RACK or pUyAiL AND ARE PREPARING FoR
sT 10 CONE They viii 81, art their trains In fcw days
vusee Is rushing tom both sides OF the town. and
y AYE their running At the earliest possible date in or
= e sss shas q The eu siaess 10 esndng the vas. 70
-s q splendid valley over 500 men are nov steadily
- ~ the numbering business In the immediate vicinity
Dssa ssa sAaris mill which W. expect 10 begin work
s.rs noutA This ml will furnish employment TO great
rnsy more
xn nhea the grading o. Main - and are now laying tho
1880 shorough and complete water ystcm viii be In
Odd b iss t9we asS qua S - has sesn gro.ss ssr ana
: spsoae has agreed @ erect building aud put In
ssrrssss exchange an early date
- have ncw ST. 900 school church. and several other
sFs have Just completed We have the absolute guar
81 ileoeo hotel ane several 9,seF ea.ans- tso more
a 4 q hess Industries farnShlng employment this town Is
4 ess og these lots simply NOW Is THE TINE TO
FT WHILE THEY ARE CHEAP
ans -beaussfni lota close In the business
- wsaa aid graded streets
- tsphorss and where there Is peay Of employment
shr ouy viii sell these beautiful ota for
ts
sxr tvT THIS OPPORTUNITY PASS ny: GRASP 1T NOW
IN aEAP THE RICH HARVEST THAT EVERY OTHER PROP
rRrT OWNER IN DUvALL Is SURE TO GET. WE KNOW
rsESE LOTS Will MAKE Y0U MONEY.
Ia asa see pnsas tell yca about this
20 xfn rad proposition EXACTLY TT rs AID
rrRTIsED ASD THAT III Is THE ONE BEST INVESTMENT
N WASHINGTON TODAY.
OREGON & WASHINGTON
DEVELOP MENT COMPANY
iia2st HENRY BUILDING
EVERETT OFFICE. zoos dewitt Av
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STARS BUSINESS DIRECTORY


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THE POSITIVE PROOF

greatest any
been offered sale Northwest, 1000 lots
having been sold the first and ii5 lots October
81 which has established record that others have
but equAcd Thousands dollars profits
been by who purchased within past
60 days. supply you with tho Of
people who per profit their
investments. but what has been nothing the
PROFITS THAT WILL BE MADE BY those who lucky
enough the ground floor price SIS lot be-
fore the big factories start Somebody viii make the
money
NuEcu prominent broker. with Offices in 10.
Halter Building Seattle. Il lately purchased lots in
Rochester. after holding
have sold OF $50 per the
money paid in"
Albert spychor. i03 Pike ST.. Seattle Il purchased
property the townsle Of Rochester s75 and
holding Is days sold OF 200 per
profit"
Ell 1867 Eastern Az, seattle Il have purchased lots In
Rochester regard the best
propositions for offered
public"
20t North Broadway Seattle: Il have
Rochester and consider be absolutely the best
proposition that heard Of make this
strong only that have the
10 buy block Rochester superior every
any TOWNSHIP proposition the market that
would be a waste OF time to make comparisons"
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-~@r4f@~~<e~Ne>e@ees~4es@ ss~sss~s->s@-~@4@s
HoiCoMb CO. SALE STABLES
WsaEF afaft medium slEaa horses. EaaF.
ansNfA tfta N~stHrn az Mafu ttHt
ts HFNH
Ffest fAnsf3F eos aiatna large aNahfiff
q fh# ftah@Ss mNk Dfenn see Dnruef
fEHf mna Aufuga
IS buys ehnies % tee ffssh cess
calves - Ehnlf ai4aa. fsfssF ASH uafs
haFn t9ae afu@a lsaks boulevard uenay
stafitn gfren fat
tsaiEfss arufeh raiiie auupiss taaiss
tta n uautal W q SECS
Htasn hrfse and cos fvr sale see
SARA = y Is
ts mueh eaas pAftiY ffash. faf safe.
sisa u stalls Zoe rent tf&t uatsmaa 81
HoHFErfHNn
aratrA csiss reese Htth p~dtsFer SIC
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Nt'f hats Fsrts aaua hla fuifarfs frust
aef renfsnE Frste macs fff
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ROCHESTER, TRE TOWN THAT is
MAKING GOOD

Rochester town. the junction the North
Pacific. Milwaukee and Oregon Washington railroads
and electric inerurban which promised for the
future The owuate r. In the heart o. beautiful valley
aud ia surrounded by Of the finest fruit aud dairy
farms In the The very quality Of all cropu
being abundance without irrigation $4,000 school,
number stores hotels churchea ETC. already been
built Lumber for building be obtained cheap from the
mills cione a
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CRY RgAL gsrArG-lceorg.
FOR $50 CASH

VIII ael1 90 reliable party rev s.raurn
bflnsales. uasisru. g htasxs frvua FsfnusB
rar. Price a. fa8. caf from lf.tEa BAL
Mnre hsr Frat ownnF. ssi Empire baird
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Fos. SLICK nud other mHkra Pacific
typewriter a. supply CO.. 323 N. y. nik
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

SoHrWwmEr TRUST a SAYS pE.
iNHtf cN Ftrst a. sad celn lea bsz 81
tGHtaaaH uatidinaf. tnaissa agalfrattans
fef iaana fFveu 81 go 90 Isaaa an IFa
FfpnHd Seattle Fgs.demes property ia
established alafrtrta
CRY 40 couArN loans
na ifmnf@F "a o. FAeAnt property AZ ara
: n@F eeat sar aaHsaut ffHHn fss % ttea.
far tauE g. ahaEf fi5Hs. ant sasY paFs
aFrnts No aNlaT EfHqtetAut - fat
nessHn hleos. HseemA ard rnfuuahls
9ansF 20 loan az iuausg sstra hn Has
aitin fesi sstats Maefsrtane. tzss En-
riFr MISE
AUCrtON SALES
a-s@~ee@eaese@~ee-~-a~e afees-@saz=s~s-@ssssss~
A r hsthsestta aurktmnear asa agH8Aias
eTs a. 4uWf EsFs&ns Mafm Fkas T. astt
CNATTEL LOANS
i~sss~zaseaaNeseesaaeeNH Fs@s-@~es~fs
liza SO TO WuMkfNu PEOPLE
on RIAL EarATg FURNITURE ri
ANuk tH*G STOCK Nn AM fiUup
NNcNMfrx Easy FAYMg~r Plan
Tow EHr POSSIBLE RATA MAIN
aftf GEu tEat
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fit sarthern Naak naK go ara fths
Laxns ~ farnssur. hars3s stc waii.
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ROCKIES TIER TME TOWN @lTH TnE
PAY ROLL

The Rochester fully realize that good
roll 10 TO make good and with that idea in
Wow. they going effort 10 make Rochester
Of amokestackK. whore the Guner bucket brigade
wi be strongly evidence all the year around To start
things moving the having plans made for the
first Rochester whieh will be complete and upto
box factory. facilities for turning
sash and doors also But, important of all. the
pany this date viii aside one half Of all
celsed from the sale 81 be used for the SOLE
purpose building equppiug this other manuiacur
plants. and Tor putting E FREE or CHARGE
such improvements street grading sidewalks.
sanitary system public This
that bis protected aud increase
In value. and to settler U home with
% and veil paid employment Free fac
wl be decided who viii build and equip
manufacturing plant These idle PROMISES be
forgotten. WE PUT IT RIGHT IN YOUR CONTRACT.
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James. under isi Nntl tank Main ESQ
Pacific Cuhsf stamp Works Hahnr
Bldg. gnd aud Main fnd 1879. Main g58f.
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FoR sAlG-woon ANp eoAL

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seattle Fuei Co. sll kfnds % esal aad
mtispaf itit ted tf
i'stsHf dast pan atrh fret iaad caai
WainN rEhf Aateaa rhunss tTtF
Great A@st@fn Naai 40 -ataaf ttfa.
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WOODLAND PARK
SNAPS

zrnz sstssEs. iat iasiass I7ss. tias
-zsss1 aessaxs en- tsf SezIaa. wrsd-
f2s@ srand elHU fsHs fsFfaa
- sefta9a 80 laf saEiga. GRADED
i - ea4s9 sigw ti.IE8 nasT terms
49, maaern aungainN cnt-
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. = - ~ sniY Safsa. saaT fersas
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
nufacturers, Detroit, Mich

PORTLAND, ORE.
SEATTLE, WASH
KANSAS CITY, MO.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX.
DALLAS, TEX.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11


Things So
IF THIS NEWS A SURPRISE YOU prospective
buyer automobile will be its the
tradeon competition? Nothing sensational has happened this
industry since the first just two Of the 1880
price of EMF 500 which for OF that and and
quality that time, little less than revolutionary
BEFORE say directed
the market for automobile and who
of the herewal automobile is the best evidence of the bu
and thrift of such We that who read this
in
your famet competition of all kinds fair and unfair
intelligent and the
ARE GOING TO TELL frankly
and the why it is advisable well possible for US to
reduce sterling $3.50 from the former Much
But have said not interested in the few supert folk
We will be received with dsfavor by
those whom hits hsrdesour rivals but just long meets the
approval who
il short guide to you buy gh-we satisfied
SOME WOULDN'T advertising One who
original advertising
much?" We admitted that might be obut they welcome
crumbs publicity such as is they can pick from this another d'
Why inside afrswhat business is it of the pubcs?
fIe ld y s f1 bd 81 | hut Yourself % Resides side @ IT, bad % dvers It's
palpab The EMF advertising has always
been effective because always frank and appealed
MATTER OF COMMON GOSSIP many
best known makes of prices down to half the list price
On this regard only fair that list with
has meaningless merely the maxi
price their product E AF 80 has
bought anywhere list price
pu freight charges Detroit detinaton)
SUCH PRACTICES MISLEAD He yshd When
price cutting begins
half (st) he naturally
de if it not the same with all One effect has been to bring up the
than you might suppose.
THERE IS NO DEMAND
falling demand factories that will
the the months has subided will be
demand good
but possible It bad thing buy
mobile be in few weeks
months hence.
BUT THERE obsolete models There
trouble
demand the
market time 1t that that bought
price applies models
secondhand of modern than
STILL THAT EXPLAIN the pancy condition
doors Besides
gold for them Why such
at this time, then?
QUESTIoNno who familiar with
Of of
atmosphere
to in light and ventilation.
PROMOTION AND INITIATION word Every good
thing industry
The the
The
hash The public mled
eviab We dd-and ready for it, this ad proves
NoTE-Ths ad is the 6to of a series Of that will be
published in the No. 2 will subject of
Nanua actures' they Well let
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKL.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
SIOUX FALLS, S. d.
SPOKANE, WASH.
DENVER COLO,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
Price of 1911 Model EMF 80" $1,000
And Guaranteed for One Year Absolutely
; That Will Create a Sensation in Aut,

3 Nothing OurselOes to Conceal, Tell Some
Eft Unsdid
WE HAys ns s sAD wa sAW 1T M M % for
WE NOT DO 1T BEFoRE-has another natural question
Glad During years company
had expend buildings of
machinery gs equipment business rules dictated
that that
$3.50 the possible conditions recall
other makers predicted speedy downfall dangerously
narowdid they consider margin Of profit that
TO-DAY WE HAVE 100000 plants making
Flanders 2o cars We have practically unlimited financial re-
everybody they furnished creditors
Our problem those plantey paid
but to keep them economhic full capacity
the around Our capacity know so EMF 80 and Us
Flanders 30 every working day.
FIGURE Suppose
profit of fifty dollars such fair days
isn't it, And you wouldn't mind paying that much keof to have the
guarantee OF
SEE IT'S VERY SIMPLE when YOU strip it of all mystery and get
down brass tacks The lower will confident
double the demand this within the reach of thousands
would otherwise have be with planetary abom
do wihoutor feel they ought
the they Having the demand shall plants
around The overhead fixed charges will be distributed the
large number of making
ALL splendid organization
1850 depend this
for their livelihood the
have been with the his line be
that line That's makes possible
for make better than othersone for
OTHERS RETRENcH1NG JUST NOW opportunity
We shall double uphe demand there and always will continue We
the slightest doubt
possible confidence that
putting the this undreamed
figure also makes possible for the 80 horsepower fam
made the have always said first
automobile should be bought for.
RECENTLY this
have liked do or you'll remember had mind the
when
prices promoters
their zenith at that time Legitimate makers found themselves bidding
supplies knew could business
of
have Some tmd folk think it is slump snu water find
its level, that's all.
TODAY Paving
This and the other
scrbed above make possible realize fondes ambition and
price and OF quality that be equad by
LET US IMPRESS THIS FACT UPON YoU There is no change the
the the nearly three
We believe it will do for at least three
THERE NEVER MOTOR Nevera chas-
chaufeurs by has the
maintain made Eighteen thousand will add
to what have saidask them.
MF UNKNOWN wandu untied
different This "ad' would then be thunderbolt
to But the in today. 1t
third in the form Never record of and
of satisfaction
YEARS GUARANTEE time
with the 1911 model the $1,000 And
you'll unequivocal
guarantee EMF "30 for year absolutely
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