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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-07
Tone Up the Hair
From Root to Tin

(Mrs. Rohrer in Style and Fashion.)
Many women can not wash the
head for reasons Of health:-all find It
inconvenient to do so at times. These
can prepare a shampoo powder at
home that will make the hair clean,
fresh and glossy.
mix four ounces Of therox with
four ounces of orris root. Sprinkle
little of this mixture. on the head
once week and brush it thoroughly
thru the hair. It is particularly
good to use when the hair is dusty.
dull or greasy, and no other shampoo
or tonic 10 necessary.
"Therox has beneficial properties
that make the hair grow and preserve
its natural color. A shampoo powder
made as above has a delicate perfums
and makes the hair beautifully soft
and fluffy. 1t is non-greasy, refresh
ing and revitalizing."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-07
IN MELooRAmA NEXT YEAR.
Quite Likely That Henry Woodruff
Will Take on New Plav.

1t is quite likely that theatergoers
next year will see Henry Woodruff in
an entirely different sort of play than
he has appeared in during recent sea-
sons. Mr. Woodruff said last night that
he was seriously considering starring
in new military melodrama next sea-
son. but tina: arrangements had not
been perfected sufficiently enough to
make his plans public. The play Mr..
Woodruff has in mind has Denver for
its locale, and Mr.. Woodruff said that
the manuscript promised great things
in the dramatization. THE play
abounds in heart interest" said Mr..
Woodruff, without being wishy
washy." Mr.. Woodruff has third in
terest in his present seasons success.
In Mr.. Woodrun's return to The Cen
ius" he IS impersonating the character
that he created when the piece was first
staged After he had decided TO play
Jack Spencer Mr.. Woodruff became i'm
pressed with the manuscript OF Brown,
Of Harvard" in which he made a name
for himself Woodruff sold the piece
to Nat Goodwin, who made THE Cen
ius' famous
Miss Madge Kennedy. the young
woman who plays opposite Mr.. Wood
ruff in The Genius" is Buffalo. n. Y.
girl. She is daughter of Judge Ken
nedy. who for fifteen years occupied the
bench of the criminal court at Buffalo.
During the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo Miss Kennedy was chosen a
member OF the reception committee of
the Mid Week Clubs rest rooms, and
was one of the first young women
greeted by the late President McKin-
ley when he visited the rest apart
ments. Miss Kennedy was standing
near the president when he fell. the
victim of an assassin's bullet. Miss
Kennedy's first public appearance on
the stage was in little sketch. Hal
lowe'en Eve" written by Mr.. Wood
ruff. Mr.. Woodruff then didn't know
there was such a person as Madge
Kennedy, but upon seeing a criticism Of
the girls cleverness displayed in his
sketch. Mr.. Woodruff became Impress
ed with her capabilities. The result
was an enga cement for this season
when il was determined that Mr..
Woodruff would revive The Genius
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-07
MEMBERS OF BOARDS FILE BILLS
FOR TEN AND ELEVEN
DAYS. TIME.
SUPERVISORS MARVEL
At THE TIME CONSUMED
Believe That Registration and Clerical
Work Required Could Have Been
Done in Six Days-Resistration in
Five Wards Costs $500 or $5oo-Some
Bills May Be Reduced.

Registration for an election, especial
" the last general election. comes hlgn'
The board of supervisors thought and
said 50 this morning when they came
across the batch of bills that had been
fled BY members Of the registration
boards Of the different wards. Some OF
these bills of individuals was as much
as $3.50. made for eleven days time
Of ten hours each day. Few OF them
we're for less than s22.50, or nine days
time.
The members Of the board marveied
AZ the time the boards of registration
required 10 do their work, and con-
rinued 10 marvel when they found that
the bills for the Fifth ward board
members. where the vote is small, was
for practically the same amount as in
any of the larger wards. Board mem
oers We're free TO say that they believed
the work OF the registration boards
could be done in six days. allowing four
DAYS for the time when the places OF
registration were actually open. They
think tina, much of the work Of copying
names and preparing new boil books.
that the law requires, could have been
done on these days. and that one or
Two days more would have been enough
n have finished the work required. The
law allows $3.50 day. or 25 cents an
hour Including the rent of buildings
used ana other expenses. the registra-
ton in the city will cost the county
s4o0 or $500.
The bills had not been allowed up to
noon, and there is possibility that
some of them will he reduced by the
board before being ordered paid.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-07
Local Weather Record.

Twenty-six was the warmest and ID
was the coolest temperature for Tues
day. The maximum was five degrees
colder than the maximum for the day
before, and the minimum was the same
as Monday night. The snowfall was
too slight to be measured as precipita-
ton. A year ago Tuesday the tempera-
ture went to 5 below zero, and the
maximum was only 10 above.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-07
knioht, Of columbu. E!.ct.

The following officers were elecsed
by Marshall Council, No. s66. Knights
Of Columbus. Tuesday night: Grand
Knight, Joseph Lemp; deputy grand
knight, r. A. Jones: financial secretary,
A. A. Thissen: recorder, Edwin l..
Mack: treasurer, John Thissen; war
den, Will White: chancellor. j. E.
O'Brien; advocate. f. d. Hamilton;
trustee for three years, Emil Seleine.
The other trustees are DR.. r. c. Brady
and Ed White. The chaplain, lecturer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-07
CHRISTMAS STATIONERY
New Christmas Greeting Stationery
Now Offered At Newton's the Delight
Of the ssason-Exquisite Line Now
Offered the Public.

Raphael Tuck's publication OF Christ
as and New Year private greeting
stationery is very exquisite, consisting
Of sheets of parchment finely engraved.
with envelopes to match. You must
see these goods to realize their quail
i,v and fitness for holiday greetings
See the line at Newton's. lis East
Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-07
Licensed 70 w,

Licensed 70 We'd.
Lewis a. Marean, farmer, aged ~,
Of Glidden. and Ella n. Quillin, aged
~, Of Albion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-07
e. DERBY, OHIO MANUFACTURER,
TO MOVE BUSINESS TO
MARsHALLToWN.
MAKES DEVICE TO PREVENT
RAISING OF BANK CHECKS
Heads Of Departmen in the Present
Business, With Their Families, Are
to Como Here to livs-Mr. Derby's
Family to Move to Marshalltown
Soon.

This city is to gain small manu-
featuring plant and several families
that will come with it in the spring,
according to E. Derby, an Ohio manu-
facturer, who has been in the city for
few days An effort was made to find
Mr.. Derby this morning. but at his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-07
and other officers will DO appointed at
the next regular meeting Of the coun-
tearfes
In The Police Court.

rested by the police and Constable
Morse for being drunk. were arraigned
before Justice Willard this morning
O'Hara was sent to Jail for FIVE days
and Watson furnished bond to -
cure the payment Of the costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
CITY REAL E8TATC-tCont
.teteN.~feft0ee~aHN .a,Hngaesfas
WOODLAND PARK
BARGAINS

e.LAHl UuIH COTTAGE rtonf hud
hHrf pufHnfH nfY ahfar Lowell lot f0f
fHH fu tIIHf iHNinH uH COW Nufi 5000
SEQ nfHh balance 8it unf month
ltHIM GOOD IIIIhHI. l4rrhrH
auuuH Hnd muuniair tiaH itvel iHf
unf H1Hnfh
NOON NEw MODERN COTTAGE
fHf auHI1ut EfHHHf street dandy
HuHuH tleH ffI0r coo f4 fl 600. 600
,sHh. balance 90 prr month. ln.
r'ufIHe Interest
BROOM MODERN FOHHE Gas. UFht
shades NNtufHa. ilHHHmHutt graded
street aHd walls ffult trees ana HU
hHIHi berries thirtru hnrHH and fun
FHHf rIrr ~ sound lut fGrl19.
NIaH. t.lQ narh
.ltnNH MlDEiI# HOUSE Double rHH.
HitIotHd EHa iiEnts sHHHrs fixtures
good fiea uiaria 90 car. $500 UHah
fHNH IhfunHN 49, fHF sos uff corner
Hath ant ruiHuey $500 t g ENETr A
go fh4nn before starting North De-.
tnd White $40 Open aundnga
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FOR RENT


,'reeseNfsraeosfs aef>e.ase.rsseer.,f
lHt Nrnf pleasantly lfusfeH ranius
a.r'fnater fhHuo N st faf paf.
arauin modern rnttaea. ube lataiit,
W retstuHhlo rtut rhuHe Naiu
Fufnifhet ropma in private family
nelrfn ronfrnleneeai Oh mepth Haat
beautiful roam suiab4. t.r .si.-.
' in reasonable tois Heifase. a
HtmfHto nf ais roam cottage. aiertfle
lishi aha saH ttsfn btb aY
~ ict Furnished hauaah seninr sulies
'.sAM Rna eHran tttHa srtrnih Ht
and up Furuiahad raama and trnt
YES Aefr 4N Phone ID 8tta
Nire furnished raams tth8 uit Ala,
tfHnrfenta eat Eaneea
a'trn fnams niocp furnished 4om g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

sfess's7sa saseensfssaeasaessf
I'VE hHWaeh esuiuH auHWn 81 week.
Win hath uHht ana nhana tert atr
lhane White itt
Furnished tauhlo hausrkraFine fasna.
WIN ka8 rhcaF feHt toet a NinH 81
Housekeeping aua sleeping fnams. ts
hhA HN zoos fhlra a. itft
faeHs with uaa ef kteben. ,hsap.
900 tfth aV
reeinE atta teap at ballard
ainsle cheap huuar suepiua tonma sen
HantGtit aV 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

WATER FRONT.
~e=~-~ses~-~s~se=H-~.~~.-s
WATER NMN#T
We are as1aaarfafs rnr HHanf wafei
frarf We haHu several large frarti
alah are HahaiFidiag Wa rah saI
Fpu nfrs tract faf ftst sH easr fetgn'
strain ore haaf ana tuarfY mlnatsa "a
fHe fHHh rHaJH in
ug.E HANSON a CO.
tttatt. 1ff.Etf See Nafa Nieeh
itfaB
u aHfrs u very nire uatfr frapt Gloss
fN Seattle We Eam make frrWa ~ ifaf
Essh. balance manF FFafH
OLE WANNuN COO
1it tit.1lf.f1T Nau fafs nark
Large tract n eater front 20 feet ar
fusf ffHrFaas Meauftfai elnnt CLANS
good fahinE une haur ard ftfffF srfu.
afaH fa Hfatfte Slice nauHr beach sos
cash hanaira it Ntrz SPRING on iana
ORE HANSON a EH
HHH.Nf# Mma HMaH mot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
uApLEY's ACRES

Don't confuse thts beautifully situafed
tract 90 land mIfh other HrfaaEs he.
ina offered iH tho nHrn End f8h W.
ln hy hI0a aua timber H b. lH coo
Nutu. FHu can HuH Gao fine FIrW moss
HrhhHfr 90 nfHuud and mHHE rs
thru rHirtE Gays selling haa dnm-
HhHIIHfHH fNHt people appreciate thr
Wanf ndFaafaEsa HAHlEfa AgHEa
tHe fH 9ftrF HH mHHf buyers afa iu.
proving fNHIE tracts and mHklnF thrlf
NHHrs fhHFn Mahr au HunHiHtmerf 30
aHlf haW eHHf lt la to .iaar. sre fhe
raa FIHa taIH nifh lhn people aia
rtaHF UftuN There NalF fHar hIH.tH
fu rar llne. 40 miuules from seattle
5000 60 tHau pef acre tract % Der
cent CASH $40 monthly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

.e->s,ssel-e.es~rNa43,e ~r.e1-ere~e.se-.-,s
fWgr saicsmvh ge heIn cell ana chew
guaranteed 90 #uad man Ekusfianee not
aeesasarv Must ~ sebaf ava reliable
ana HaAng So hustle Hspeaaes and
cat 1888 hand 4 nsefeyt
Waat 70 msb st ehee ~ eat tFush anA
NoHt o. r. ahN Also iuteliiFsrs mRn
60 she's lsna, tisa meath want eus
suaHes see nrnaett az wharf Il firsn.
sstaa teaaY
wANFnu-- Nsn esq aasnsn rs isara
the BARRIER trade Cumnisfe C0uras. free
weEs' gaia yea vhiis isa.fnles isfxss,
NATIONAL BARRIER cotLean
o. Washiasten tt
wasted e.At aaee. s Hfe FsaaN maa ls
ttr M g. fi efH cess HHa sIaa uaa
shtuN 60 the ftEht party Address XII.
NHaan mann hrtsht ana atll.ne Is take
shafse ~ tfsneh atfiee la aid astahiisaea
tna we-i aaFiaH euefneHa Meet have
7eiae capital kairess er naa aaig.
wsaspd a sgsiisr 60 isAs shaFss e,
ftfe Ger meafh Eausrtsnes pos natsa.
Say So = Mihfuaa. reem p stmaa
Mts sna near
WAN1En- Msn ana ssnasn Is sspiaia
aaHeH and Eeaf auaHFfanitF faF Flaht
raru cam nluruiaas fas Lrarr uafi4-
W antff NssiJlaH a. fsHifar ~ spaft-
aaehs HHHse FraFa fKnfffrarrl ettF Fefs
sreuees " ssin 40 Eass wsriaa q
euN
Wasted az aaseA I've FoanE nsan lis.
suE af rHfas. 81 tfaFm She HrmHaapeF
tarieHss MaaE ataFt Htfh anssli aaiaFf
eu.f tfHf HereoFh AZ
WaufeH Mas Wha has haH ekper eacs
tn tfftNetteH % care sHF it aKFaH DOB Alffts
faH Hauntf fHf share - rfnea an1 aaras
Say utai ears STAR
WANsEAf~etn ealaHrtssrr1 fAFtaHr Ha
kaafefn MatAtasFan fnnah
NE0 VIRTUE aa1 Hasteu ntaek
cafpentsr saa aigmtluK SOFA aansea
H9rr iH rNFhanss Ger rfnt ~ hfisk NaFk
Fnnee rFTnfnEs aFfaeF 1888
rrf 8af5arFa Mafhsr ahea far see
tetir f7HatHens &tf CalaHh5a -
Hrfa akntst = G. aian MsasnnErf 50 40
PIN e. wata office. ta1 eeesnn
esrana haaf sfashfax hsnahs 1na ssiA
1915 Pike q wsia 1ftt tue q ffas
wsafstk tiaurf 8ts aerrna
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pEsra NOTICES

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gssr4- aarssrsg ws9.sFx. 50 lea#
"a Eseffr ~ ~.
r'ss.- wsrssFst aAFtis twa 8Ags
- s.slf,s ssarrsf hesfiiak
MAJ 3asa k8lp a. Aaaa . eas
: Assai tefllsA
I've aaEa Lsss a. 7aas 2 if2f
saEs aa4
i.rsr.4n asatus usFFssfaaa. a.
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xsr4s- fsas n Fieg -
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srs, Resa Garrett . 4ans . ffil
~ saA cns,.. s. MAJ 4 stSs
asss.ntm weEiunaa. !.
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lsswa-sAa rsassAa. e. Juas s.
tss Asnrs csrss 81 lans a
ifH lteln
EfssRx- Nssns Hfginaa ~
~ Ia a1fy hasclsat
esses-lssssA caassas. 4. 1zns 3,
ss.s. sas.sn 81 5uu. !. rsii
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luss-l 0saas sAaas IS. MAJ - an
Aax "a
Asprsm Aasa HavEassnn. cas-
sxa fta@ ftif " ssad g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
ret rsHt AM amount from fk8 e ttRt
~ 4 long ~ short time ana easy paY.
- ~ aefaw RfurfsVanf & Co. aei
T ma Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

W. D. WALKER. M. D.
th8aiCGA& AND SURGEON.
LICENSED
EAA Mi&ATIQN AID ADVICE FREE
gQs EPLER BLOCK

DE- MuLLiNNiN. oid and most thoT-
elsh epef iniiai In Seattle. treata AL aia-
sAAeh q the 1eTfca. throat lungs heart.
solp.ee. blood akin aud an contracted
Nls1fuefH Gail stones removed without
OPERATION All medicines furnished Ny
gltiea u Liberty Building. corner Third
aaa Anion -. .opgqs "A lfhs'6ff5e@ $780,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

7s7r'-H,7ssf'e.ssNf~7e e-~-es~~-e~.e~~0~~es
tioam snd hasft private family uait
ward
satsd a uue eni ,o board Phone
HsaFd ant Fsam Wfh home prgtiies es.
esikias distance A lasf
chiiafsu bearded fhons q a. tiae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
FoR sALE-FURNITURE
WANTED 70 nUY-FURNlTURE

urHua Rapid Auefinu ard storage Co.
l1-f.t9 Fifss aF. pays hiKhest price 10
fgrnitHfe ard hnHaFhuid goods or VII
cell on teraruisaian. Main 1895 L sett
vaiaes fs5a.. 1870 ist 81 saif. ina Eoa5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
rur SEATTLE STAR

tn ,,,.a.~,-sf>f,''''v = =
s.s>,es IS Ssatlis Fa#t9t4sse -
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~ ts naf mauta AFiff
aaH sssF4sr 50 fFss eeFies
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y l4se ekfes Il ~
as q saaa rAre MHaa tAA.
,s.s ~ 49, t8ef lnsiaa has nef
~ rs ateanes Yaa aa
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ssel - gneirf sta'
~ -
S 70 ahst 81 = '' :, - Z ', 40
g taaniH4 ninaAs ~ -
~ Is aaf utia ffflte.
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q 3rsst sss ~. a rs
- s..ss ttise taas 10 sferr tina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
A GREAT nARGAIN.

Nru modern Trsan hpasa. fur
mace fireplace, fat remeHt base
rant flar iaar. Naacfs garden.
raurlHf dlnlnH fuarl. hasutifai
tutff tn Eufraf eHtFa large
ffasrfn WIH HrN f4fniritsd ~
unfafHirhaH hvaHfifat Hama az
fHast sacrifice So 1871 East
ttrd e. rhaaa Main t1tE. LAD.
1865
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

LARGE LOTS $40
LARGE TRACTS SIS
90 CASH.
SO MONTHLY.

WILL BUY A BIG QUARTER
ACRE NEAR FAINTLENOI
PARK GRAND VIEW. FINE
SOIL. ETC COME AND LET US
SHOW You.
JOHN 81 WHITE CO.
3Q7 ORIENTAL BLOCK
MAIN z2o9 IND. 1899
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

1s ADDITION not oat 90 Che iuHFes down boz
10
HEhiy
%
-
youb ayn
0 %
aH the
you 60 prepared
10
d o. o % % nonth
t1 % TO
Show
BURKE q FARRAR. Inc.
eos
81 nunNE Capital BEtr FAHRAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

>feaf-sf,ss.ssesaNr.-sa 4r.s.@e-Sa@@>e
hifsHfHA aHN Ffe4HtHE shoe BEST aaeauH
aNa tHHataaHs HHfua fine huasnfaa low
ffire nrw Be aulY ere ACE qaseh u.gH.
eafe star
fstt huNH confectionery afafta sfa
cream ans sau ffiHka hafae made tan.
tiles fauHHf free tnau fHfratlratri
sHn
Yer Sale eeH Aafa Hharina ahnp. an
aid NsHttH lfur nraf htiantie 81 Fsef
tuHilraa Musf saii un areHant ~ sfrh-
nfHs
rarfT ssh tf.e4a ts iHtssf ln 3 Nfst.
class proposition "a Eesf tniHr ga aHa
~ Ha faraHf HHafaess cali SOD faaFF
NatsainH Heh fsf Aft cfemenf
80 sale afaerrf uare. thrap. far
raah tet Westiaks 81
30 Sale -fifsefrr ans bshefg aad Ag.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

>~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~--~~-~-
WANTED TO HNN S7aeFrlatHs -si Ia
ftfutsntea ana ashsf rafsfFnss Hsfzs
IS has taFH, Faa O. saatf
WHE BOOK rpft. ErruNE CfatM
f8s uA4t-EF niu9
Wfdanag wants board aHH fNoea fsF
salf aas cars faF haaF Boz. ta Hsanths
uf stir fsaV 1898. FnH star
Active partaar ta taEa haif gntsFssg fa
iasarh rTnnFF maAsf Call EfiH a.
deck HalisFd
IL goa want e. ssff year uTepsrtF fisi
M sta W farN8aa. Eff AwsaiEaa
HAnk ni4E Maia 1885 frH tEsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
FARMS AND ACREACE-f Contl
~fs~es~~-ee~7see7ses@sHs
FORT GEORGE COUNTRY Is
BOOMING

ws uaai ths lNegHroW 90 feag thsse
pa itsltfs aie.sl.f ngi sfin sts theH
Nhr AN nAfHN FNsf Hh0tAe thi.-
sfAioAH co afueiais a7tftsa Maf ~
90 fuah ths wefk un mat une MeheHtfs
a MaHn. t.t7 DO fnF Nsana4atHu MHffUrfn
transeaa ilHsntei Naiiaaf have gaurd faf
htas tn NaaHffuat thHtf fHftHinai fin0 iH
british Cafunshia fnf nats iafer than Iaae
is ta ue unisneA usat yeas
LLMHEM MttEa MuNMGNu MONT
AHu DAY
TIE eia nHlp Mill. at uaruriis has
after uHlua iait ass gsst iaa pears Gas
HfH tt.ANtkN Mffts az FHft fla faa. haa
ihr fnaf tinaff iai1 faf re- Sew niins
iatn STD re ufsf aasl ana aaaf faeiafy
iu fhaf fHHhtfF
VhE HEumA nfN4 uUfSg BV HW ruuT
GEORGE WOULD REMIND oNE
uF hEANft.E
Hautth e. ara t.asafte aHH Iarniifan
80 ara HfaHHa SEA thai e Ffases a.
ltiarsss snd NFasrai as 49, gfastiraiig
uuungNa noon ~ roHr uEonaE
Fhs t0ilep IHH eifi1s talla.ass sre r.eaf.
uearss LambsF GA. fana 81 Hfush
HHffh kfHsfiHa. Traders HaHa. 2 n ahaa
ASA A ID Hauehe hafiainss. besides ta.
poNu ror rmfwR ruu WAIT
nhE coz rWE VALUABLE LhMn
NNAM VUtH TMEMNMuotH lNtEHr,
MHrEH SOY AaaHN N#hH AfHHN Us z ISL
FstaW $50 SGT sos heat fhrfe Is8 Haf
faatnas fsfasa are HnE faH nlsfes ia
ths suhafas ffeH gNis fastest EfHwtHH
eentsf tH Amefies
BE- yes aaas fa ffeaaraaaef fta if
gre aWaH ffHar FtaHaHnf raHfffians set
tta1 e. ssssfsn ealafaaCa base fHe
ENAN &f YES aaHEH s-s Fs~ satss .
F fahss ta SET ta aarfnu N Earstai
sHt afaaFa hsfh uW thH maa wha 4
fraHarHaa asirE e#aafhieE EfAN y
staH la FtaAEEH NhesF 81 sfeHHs is trFina
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