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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06
THE CHRISTIAN SOLDIER
Ierse Comments Upon the (3,r;stisn
Ehdeavor Topic for Dec. II. Glow
MIST a Chris'an Be Different From
Others?" 2 Cor. G:14-18.
(Ry William T. Eli,s.)

= William T. Ellis.)
n Christian life is a flight. Until
been taken, The disciples of Christ
must fight. Christians are called NOT
70 a life Of luxury or comfort or idle
ness nor yet to a life of Inactive
1ooFatlon or praise. but to hot, fierce
and u~nendlng warfare. Whoever will
not tight cannot be a follower Of
Christ, who has provided no other wav
through this world than the wav 81
conflict with the forces Of
10 be a Christian is to be q soldier.
Fight like a good soldier, and if thor,
sometimes fail through frailty, take
asa1n greater strength han before.
Thomas a Kempis.
We cannot fight h good fight in anv
earth-forged armor.
When the fight begins within himself
"A mans worth something.
downward, but Christians have an
other gravity which pulls upward
Amos r. Wells.
If We are not finding the Christian
life a strife, then We may look well to
see If we are bearing true witness and
flying loyal colors. Gods friends must
expect to fight his foes.
The Christian soldier never fights
alone.
Christianity removes the attraction
of the earth; and his is one way in
" hich it diminishes mems burdens. 1t |
makes them citizens Of another world. |
-Drummond.
Cowardice and Incidence are fond of
m asquerading as meekness and peace-
abienesS. Some Christians escape
fighting by running away. They sacri-
the priceless privilege Of bearing
against evil because they are
brave enough to give or receive
Let us not call this gentleness
Or patience, for it is nothing less than
Every true soldier of Christ
himself in frequent opposition to
people and forces; to that end he IS
come into the world
Then welcome each rebuff
That turns earth's smoothness rough, !.
Each sting hat bids not sit nor
stand, but go! |,
strive and hold cheap the strain: !,
earn, nor count the pang: dare,
V grudge the throe.
Browning. :
Earth is for work, heaven for wages:
life for the battle, another for the /
rown; time for employment, eternity !
or entoyment--Guthrie. \
Even the best armor needs a good )
older within it. God has fully pan I
piled us for war; we are fitted out for 4
fighting. But even he can
OF without our help make us good
It is the man chino the \
or behind the sword, that wins /
atties. All the armor in this world !
annot make a good soldier out OF a .,
oward. Gods part has been perfectly :
one. now on us depends the issue. 4.
Our only victory over temptation Is A
rough persisting courage and an in =.
,,;tahla OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06

y 1nou for whom the strife was
strong, "aS
Anou VINO has sung the conoueror,s
song, >
N w. me through the holy war.
"oAe me q smiling ~nquero
Thomas III. Gill
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06
SENEN SENTENCE SERMONS
mere Is something sublime in AL,
endurance -IOnSfe1lor

SEsEN SENTENCE SERMONS
mere Is something sublime in
endurance. -Longfellow.
o ZONES TO God an inch. throush
doubtings dim.
III oiazinS light God will adxano.
mile to him.
Oriental Proverb
teistre and Criticism never bnr
any Douy. If true they show n r,,n
Us weak points II forewarn hin,
. E = iaiI.re ana trouble: il faI-a
.ney cannot hurt him. unless 40 !.
""ilet1ig In Observation-Disclosures =
It's better to FOLLOW even the
sIiS.ioW OF the best than to remain con
'eh' win the WCr1.-NanD DYKE.
Our grand business in life ;s no.
SIC "hat lies dinl.y at a distance INT
20 uo what lies clearly at hand.-Car-
Ihey enslave their children who
i11he compromise with s:n.-Lowen.
'here = two freedoms-tba r,,o
nncrc 4 man is free to do VIVA, DO
iAeS; the trne, where q man l. free
ley. Mugs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06

we want to prove to your own perfect ~satisfse.
con-tnat you can be cured-noe simply fixed up
DIT or made to feel q little better-but cured
renewed in vim and vigor. This proof of cnre-
one 1un ooiiars wortn-we gladly give you free
Tree OF cost. charge or obligation TO you Of any
kind whatsoever.
II you suffer from any man-weskering silment-
such as lack of power or nervous debility. or any
kfoney. bladder. stomach or liver complaint or sny
FORM OF blood poison. COZ stitutionai or organic
disease, write Us today. telling US in q few words
what Ais you: and at once. free of charge, we VIII
seno you ONE FULL worth Of Q
specially prescribed and personally preparsd rem
edy Tor your particular ailment. which will PROVE
to ou-.without it costing you one penny-that
you can be eured-Quickly and completely.
When you write just fill in the space below. that
Is Ali. and at the same time, elso free. sealed and
prepaid, we Will send you a book on mems ailments
which gives instructions on how men are succ-s..
fully cured at home. Write NOW-but send NO
MONEY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06

Or. Joseph Lister & Co.
Il .22 Fifth Ave-, Chicago
Gentlemen| am troubled with
Name your s.anent,
Please send me, absolutely Tree. YOUR fri dollar
treatment for same. and also your book which t,lls
how men can treat Themselves successfully at homa.
.....>
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06

i'sy ens'ave their children wbo
'IIke compromise with s:n.-Loweu
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06

Jerry Moore, of Florence COUNTY. 6
-, Has Taken Something Like =
Ifousand Dollars in Prizc-Hn
i.ass:ed go Wagon Loads of En-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06

Our only victory over temptation Is
through persisting courage and an IN
5omitable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
The Car For You

You are thinking of buying
an automobile. Naturally, the
question of price has a great
deal to do with the matter. You
don't want to pay several thou.
sands dollars for a car whose
upkeep will be a constant drain
on your resources. At the
same time you don't want a
cheap assembled car that will
probably never see a second
season without extensive re-
pairs. What you want is a
moderate priced factory-built
car. A car with an organiza-
ton behind it that is in the bus
mess to stay, not one whose
manufacturers are only in the
game for a couple of years.
You want a car that has made
good made good from the
very start because of this very
fact. Such a car is the Over.
land.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
Accurate as a Watch

Overland cars are built
throughout in modern factor
les equipped with expensive
automatic machinery. Every
part is made with marvellous
exactness. There is no guess
work. Human frailty does not
enter into their construction.
These cars are right. Every
part is absolutely interchange
able. Every part fits perfectly
into its intended place. Abso-
lutte accuracy is necessary in
the building of a good automo-
bile. ia car is to stand up
and give the service its owner
has a right to expect, it must
be built with exactness. Over
land cars are built with the ac-
curacy of watches.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
is THE KEY TO ALL CON.
FIDENCE BUSINESS
SUCCESS

Puryears Commercial College
746.748 West Broadway Co.
uncil Bluffs, Iowa. Has used
and is using this as the basis of
its success. We keep the con-
fidence of our students by our
square dealing with them on a
business basis and giving them
good office help. Tuition $500.
per month. Payable only one
month in advance. Four courses
Fall term begins Aug. %, 1910
jyl4.21-2S a4-ll-18
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
EXCURSION RATES
X. Of P. Encampment, Mil
waukee: Knight Templar's
COnClave, Chicago

NOnclaVe, chicago
Tickets on sale via the Chica.
go & North Western Ry., daily
July 10Th to August LIST, &C.
count K. P. Encampment, Mil
awukee; and daily August 5 to
9Th account Knight Templar's
Conclave, Chicago. Great opport-
unity for sight seeing in these
beautiful convention cities and
to visit the many adjacent fam.
GUS summer resorts, lakes and
streams of Wisconsin and
Northern Michigan. For tick.
cts and full information apply
to any ticket agent.
jy 16 81 %
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

Dora e. Guerin, Present name un-
known. and the unknown heirs of said
Dora E. Guerin and to the unknown
claimants of the North half of the
Northeast quarter of Section No. 4,
Township No -. North. Range No.
~. West of 5th p NJ, Defendants.
To each of the Defendants above
named, to the unknown heirs of said
Dora f. Guerin, and to the unknown
claimants of the North half of the
Northeast quarter of Section No. a,
Township No. ~ North, Range No. A.,
West of 9Th p NJ, Harrison County,
Iowa, Defendants.
You and each of you arc hereby noti-
fled that there is now on file in the Of
| tice of the Clerk of the District Court
! of Harrison County, Iowa, petition
| by the Plaintiff, Elnor .h A. Guerin,
claiming that she is the absolute and
unqualified owner Of the North half of
the Northeast quarter of Section No 4,
Township No 10 North, Range No. a.,
West Of 9Th p. NJ, Harrison County
Iowa, that the same was conveyed to
her by Charles Gilmore and wife, Eliza
beth A. Gilmore, in which deed, at the
time recital was made that it was con-
veyed to her during her natural life,
for the heirs of her body that may be
| 81 IL. -
such deed was in fact "A deed in fee
simple and she took absolute title to
S id land hereunder that no,c of the
defendants have any right. title or in
terest therein and asking that said deed
be construel and est .blislc. as full
warranty deed as against all the &c.
PENDANTS and that her title o said lanc
be quieted Hereunder.
Further alleging that thereafter and
before any title could vest in any othel
person, said land was reconveyed tt
Charles Gilmore, and afterwards with
out reservation, conveyed to this Plain
tiff That the only claim which tn.
Defendants could have, would be be
cause of being in some manner heirs
this Plaintiff. and under the recita's o
tn. deed above referred to. and such
claim being a reversion Of all remainde
of the title at the death OF this plain
tiff Further alleging that the name
of said claimants, if any, other thai
Dora E. Gucrin are unknown to Plain
tiff and that she has made diligen
search to lie arm the same, and has bccl
unable to do So
Alleging generally that all claims q
all parties should be extinguished am
! barred and Plaintiffs title to said land
fully established and quoted And il
general. asking all such relief as j
claimed in the petition. to which refer
encc is made for more specific state
mcnt
And unless you appear and deien'
said action before noon of the sccon
day of the next term of the said Dis
; trict Court, to be commenced and he'll
at Logan. on August 30, 1910. dcfaul
will be entered against you and judy
ment rendered thereon with decree a
prayed, with all costs of suit.
Elinorah a. Guerin,
Plaintiff.
j. S. Dcwcll and Ross Mclaughlin.
Her Attys.
j2l-2s-a4. II
M:cco,,.: NolIov ch,,,+o.,c,.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
Union Farmers Club

Union Farmers Club met at Oak
Hill, the beautiful farm hoGe Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Jones, with all members
present except Mrs. c. H. Deur who
was kept at home by Sickness
Club called to order at II a m Sc
lection on the piano by Wood
Minutes of last meeting read and APP.
proved. Selections were read 10y Mrs.
f W. Myers, and Mrs. E. G. Jones af-
ter few remarks on these. dinner be-
ing announced club adjourned for our
two hour recess.
After noon session opened by music
by Ray Jones REGULATIONS by Stella
Zones, Blanch Jones. Christie Stevens,
Harry Acrea. Glen Greene, Mae Greene.
The questions were answered as fol-
lows:
LIST 1t does pay SO send girl to a
normalschool after finishing the coun-
try school.
End A farmer can earn ten dollars a
day to pick his seed corn before Il
freeze.
Bird A trolley line would be good
thing.
Questions for August:
LIST What in your estimation is the
best agricultural country in the world:
State its boundries and tell why? Ref
to ]. w. Deal
2nd Which is the best time to plant
strawberry plants in the fall or spring
of the year, Ref. to Mrs. A. +. Bes-
sire
What country is the strongest conn
petitor of the United States in export
trade Ref. to b. {. Jones.
Committee on questions Mrs ] w Deal
Mrs f G Jones and + Jones.
Guests present Mr. and Mrs S
McGavren and son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Roden and children, Mrs White. Mr.
and Mrs VIM Hatcher and children,
Mrs. Kinard MIR and Mrs I N Deal,
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Doty and children.
Mr. and Mrs Raw Jones, MIR and Mrs
Ellie Jones and children MIR and Mrs
III l. Jones and son, Mr. and Mrs Mark
Acrea and children. James Jones. Mrs
b Z Jones and children. Myrtle wood
Francis Howard, Edith Schram Of
Nebraska City, Morris Adams. Tennic
Cox. Ruth l2.5dcn, Clarence kinard.
Miss Ley.
4 Music 10y Morris Adams Song by
tho club No furthef business club adj
iourncd to meet with MIR and Mrs n y
Greene first Saturday i'm August
The day was very hot and dry, temp
erature rs
i w Myers Pres
Mrs w Allen Jones, Sec
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
The
Overland
A Car That Lasts For Years

The Overland is assembled good for perhaps
months year 1t factory built designed and
seucted with such exactng that will last for years The
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
Original Notice

In the District Court of Harrison
County, Iowa, August Term, 1910.
Elnorah A. Guerin, Plaintiff.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
I. O. o. r.

All members of Mo Valley
Lodge No ITO are requested to
be present at the lodge Wednes
day night July 2lst and each
one bring a funny post card,
with a two cent stamp affixed
There'll be something doing
C. IL. Thomas, N. q.
j21 e. w. Burbank, Sec.
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Gina To- Be Impro,~ h

CAV l"W"I. psner OF ,hn ~DnIHr boa
Gina one ~ 'U" 'lTr.' Oul,h sailed HeaIu>'
'ue spaniel. = g. haV" -pu" -AgA' nl'"ra-
'.ru~ uui. IN li- "A"At N"!pr" shs "a .nS
par ia 10" 'r.Hl ~I'S- On EIF,grds Bay
These rasg- are held Tor me prirppz.' uf
sa,'- lIuz tire" buA'- 2" z" - kl"l ne ~
'Hlrs ma has don" vol '.lS year and
'hrrs T. LITTLE - rhnu-- bet cen Harpppu.
iisuNr~ AMI ,Ima au1 ~" uuriffIpt ui r,sl
pounds 90 lead AMI -ouir s.EEh' lhaug.-
IL trim NAV ma ," her mg.n fas'pr IIa
yt.'i = 80 H" ,Hr'"d over -" rpai from
NAru.ct"ib - Marion HHrppOn. winner
OF no Hrp-It"it ] AZ rgp. q NJ. not 30 -alIrI
In 'h"-~ 'r.a.~ II - Vo--'nia That w
Adams NAV --.l h"f b" ,uI FOR V hiyh the
spanish ant NTrrrI. an fua'- sailed will ba
presented - tnaTl"- fran Ia Adams "a
b" winner to-day IN board ~" NARROWER
Tho eating spanish ga" H'-l.ru VII b."
Fhen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27

~ taxing awav the revenue thee a-- r.-r
ieu speed frap-
The motorists % The state -av. s.-.-.,
p"r-'~' ution- from all sources -,
bat Ntth the new law I believe 'r.s \ :.
utoppeI II we are - give .. 'up -.0 a.
nuAlly !ot good roads We want some "a.
dom on them, freedom usually given - a,
American "itizen. | do not mean rs - /,
that We want 20 tear over the road. r.. =.
road hogs, buy | do mean that 80 .k1.
hafe eluaI rish's with the drivers - -o',.
drawn vehicles.
Automobile u-Hrs Who fre1uen' 'Nss ?.
ways Of Ne-tohe-ter county -ri -.
island are complaining hi''s-'v - =
fne'bof OF oiliLs tue roads by the h.E -.
ON rtal-. i T. . a"ll known FAC 49,
nobili-5s a. vel - the rasid.u'- =. Y-s De- q.
high Ways are all anxious To- solve ''a 4. 20.
problem In the most feasible VAy. o.. o.. d.
4 NOT accomplished hy ptIt'frs Hg--s.. .
crud. oil upUr the highways lr' "a r--.. or
iraNagant manner. expecting that p
lay he dust Anc make a fne rr,tva.
Many complaints are being raHef.a. b..
ne Touring cub ~ America iryr a.'.-
method 81 o.iinz the roads by -0-s On. ~.
highway authorities. one merlus- ~
has experienced the misery Of lT. '.ss ., %.
these OF soaked tuf sticky roads ss't ~
discussing the ~Ibj""'
~ lain; r"ai eNp"r': "a WeH a. =.
rrrli" GA when poured va an sv'ratarsr.
manner gpon the roai- - actual. a. ..-. ..
10 'h~ vehicles using tfr NivumaV 'f.-
frIIs nor only Of 'H- automobile, ,.aN
upon the vehicles VAL leavr un-iFa' ..as,
unles~ spe"fIlv removed AVarf ffrH. .-s
too much oil makes the road DANCE -.... -
ram. increasing the liability ~ ~N.it.-.
with "il has been a"andone by loren.
en- Z iuaa~-
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The Nunsey Tour

HARrIsRrTO. Pa. Aux. - After -s--.ri
from NIlk"~barre. Pa. to ms 'i'g rvs-
indifferent roads tho cuu'e~tar'- .r ..r
Mun-sy historic tour reached tins ,''r ,.-
risht with thirteen cars m the p'rf.,.' .-rra
class The Regal p!uEger. driven rv "
Ia Ro, he. Was withdrawn to-day following
a brenkIug ~ the second leaf On tri" - n
hand spring Just outside of b.ruurlfg
IN" ar vii continue a. y Uou-,uT. 'a-far'
II" ono y" -. VH- again Ieul.s,-l no
evening Two points were given lEtIr.f
. for Ignition and thre" points tor pu-,
on 'arbNr"fur IN" PierC" Ea,Irs Naa
i"uHlIy"i 'N"ls" points Tor Tep.t,rg D
spring ppl'
N" ,rr- 90 IN" p"rfec' -~ors ".a-s are
20" columbia, tie Washington ~. D. -
" ,-tluxt"u 10 q. the tord ~. =. no
'nrtIu. the Brush W. -. tho Engef -
emo. he ~toUirri DAYTON. the N.Nnaf
" - he Kline. 'h. Naihsson amt ''s
Ford ~ q I p" tour vii HrIsh a. Vas
l"rf"n ''-rn"rrp' lha 'arS will make 80
RON OF $50 niles. arriving az :ha capt.
shortly after . n',lp,E Iu the af'erro0'
Ih" noon control will - ~ Frederi,k VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
AMERICAN LEtGTE.
I've shutoo,s. with the Athletics and
Bostons the winners.

o. vas 'op 'lo.fy. or there va TOO ~ tCh
'ns" On the river. or 'He grounds N"re TOO
U.i. or something hss that Yesterday.
ami he HIshlanIers aud wh'~ ~pN de
frrtsI 'h.r game uu'u TODAY Weather
."nd''g"n~ are Nh"lv o" zoos di-'uHtsg ~
shen tuer. - a d"uhls header IN -lghi Tor
'r- neS' daN N Bufv -"nd. White ami
walsh against ~" holders 90 he heights
fH.s lf'"ruprn 'Ha l.''~r ma hav" her
hands 300 There were Two games vest-r-
.It. iI $50 sh.'uI'- The \'nle'|C-
OFF,. .N".r dar 90 resumed SIun.ug opera
.H. and vh.~ they we're hlaukIng M"
I,r.Nu- 80. Iu-'DnS we're AaI-1minInz The
o I.,'Iarg- The ir'rsv dropped 90 SAITH
. -n.. L.. .n.--Lt.
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MORE RUNS THEIR ONLY NEED
TRIFIsNG ORSTtTIE HHICH
NADE 6IlNT> JOST.
tubs CaFeIessI, scored Three Times To
New Works Onrr HraakIlns Also
suffered Franl Oversight Ia TaIIN D~-
pATtment Rrd~ shut Out the PhIIIieS.

tim nE O, ers,gl' m fhe r'.n depart non ,
SoSt the Giac's another gsW" m o. az"
YESTERDAY -. Giau's are r.ayiug aiming
tall barring 'tc fa,' 'ha' TIE, Guu make
-many tai % - the other -.,!c 'r. pom
q daE has r""r their Earning 'nga,.'v for
~" Ip-' f"p DAYS whereas 900 'h"v md 'n
d. 90 nSs' 10 ,lIlup .r-ur> "H. 90 "H'
s~ore 'lrf - u huf DH-n -"
Eroohlyn~ aI-, experienced ay % I.A 81
m~agr"u... "a bonn" u.t." ",'..rs .nu- and
i@lI D., r',. .,uH-d" O.'H.l 'u'. Nu.'- OF lHr'
IIr Co.. '4ur.uuafI- t"rlCi over '."
ThuIes 80 ras' No.. q gram ui .rr.tan va
left tor 'r., teams i,ruu ''n tl-' INH-
'tr-n 'uaI ua-upHu 'hv r"" 'I,.
ueu'aI ,,tsru.s,a.sr~ throw Iu'p fI~ .uHf.
iensl,~ --anr1rI -'tuIprl '~arr.- I'"
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"trip NJ College Ruzb, Pia, rrs.

Tho continued stanford C4'Iforr Nc-
-nIl Rugby football '"rm i- d.' htrH .u
san Irtu't-ro on Angus -. 4'.er - 'r.l
20 Australia N" American ,u,lrgIar~
took Part 90 eight game VI'r|rg Two and
'.aIng one ~,SueE I uiNcr-I'l h"If 'hciu
/. -"., ttr.c- uu June - :; too 81 fur.. -.
Ir'tu ut.l I.lF - 1905 u" Sew /saluud
Ntur.- 'NI.n defeated 'Ir N'Usrl,Hr- On
Iuu. g- q 80 %. rrI ur IGI. - 81 20 "a
Hunter River district Wa Nst'aU. &C. ~ %
uu I.f. o., lu. br.'gr t.t"T sI-trl,'. u
30 = "r July B." 'u!| gam" ~ 10 'rIu
Finished 40 -...tr" to-
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Parkway Races TO-,ia,

There will he tho usual matinee AZ Park
way track. Gray"~nnd. this afternoon he
tween the New ) ork and PARKWAY Drt,tpz
clubs lhts i heCau-n the Grand tir~'Iis
meeting ~ Umpire track ended ,esfsriay
and No ard Tor tho ln'artorn,i &C.,.
vi J." o.. ''. no -sTe H- las Safurds,
d." ''-. '""' N't. -FHf' .' Oh ,fY,.. .,a
be-" I- 90 ua.-c 90 ada. ,..ot ''''
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Nachts Change Ilanus

'ohn - ai"n rspur'- fh" following
transfer ~ ,.,,N'- through h.- - -.
t,~ula-"-' i.ipyd ~ rne tas'c-n Ya,hf
'.rp ta- purrta-..,i from 1.1W-aure pnrc.y,r
the -rudeT huA' sally " WhIrh hs ta'en.I-
ip race ~ 20" 'rial- 'p Ya -lfle,l On Rryyerd-
kay neX' Nscn sally NJ ~ 4 good hapvv
weather boat and should Do we'll IA X rI
water She will starr - sail from MirGI..
he 81 around IN" 'ap. tD-ia,
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,.amr, schrhnIcd for ro-,Ia,

svrrffsr 80 Yrr
C.I-aTu fr Nco 'ur. $50 rsr.~s. - 'ruls
n Vbl.si-. p-'A .rfF'fr4 o. H...Hr .rr'r.i' 10
rsGirs 'uu
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Ses NuFS m iT..iFu. NrIr-. .w '. 'i''sNHrE
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