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HE GOES
INTO OTHER FIELDS

Sioux Falls Press: The education
al interests of the state and of Min
nehaha county particularly will re.
greet the retirement of w. M. MAR
from the superintendency Of that
county. Mr.. MAR has not done any
phenomenal stunts, has not tried to
secure a place in the hall of fame,
o to m%onopolize any certain field
CT endeavor; he has served the coun-
ty faithfully four years, has worked
hard, and has found time with it all
to preach somewhere about half the
time, to lecture here and there in all
parts of the state, and in other states,
too, and TO prepare weekly budgets,
of interesting items, educational and
general. which have been printed by
every paper in Minnehaha county. Mr..
MAR is something of a humorist, es-
pecially with the pen Cor his little
IS Blickensederfer typewriter). and
his timely ~utterances in his school
notes column have been read and en-
ioyed by hundreds in many parts of
the state. he goes to the p%astorate
of the Congregational church at Nit
chell and the why little Scotchman
may be sure that his friends will
nev~r in his case SHOULD aud
acquaintance be forgot"
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PUBLIC SALE,

I will sell at public auction on my
farm 2 1-2 miles west and one mile
north of Mitchell on Thursday, Dec.
8, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M. the
following property: II head of horses,
comprising good work horses, and
some young colts: % head of cattle,
comprising milk cows that are fresh,
he1fers, steers and calves, and two
year-old Shorthorn bull; % head of
hogs, some fine brood sows among
them; 1875 chickens. Farm Machin-
ery-Two binders, mower, 11-foot
drill, gang and sulky pillow, breaking
plow. hay stacker, 8 lumber wagons,
spring wagon, corn planter, tanning
mill, corn shelter, 10-foot seeder, 600
pound DeLavel cream separator, and
household goods too numerous to
mention. Free lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale:-All sums Of $40
and under cash: over that amount
time will be given until Nov. 1, 1911,
on approved security at 8 per cent.
Judge Bros. will be the auction
GERS. M. F. Patton, clerk.
w. F. LEMKE, Owner.
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PUBLIC SALE.

1 will sell at public auction at my
farm 1 1-2 miles north and one mile
west of Ethan, on Monday. Dec. 5
commencing at $3.50 o'clock sharp,
the following described property: 23
head of horses, comprising a matched
team of bay %geldings, a matched
team of bays, gelding and mare, a
matched team of black mares, a
matched team OF dark bays. gelding
and mare, and other horses, mares
and colts, all of which are in prime
condition; 60 head 'cf high grade
Shorthorns, comprising milch COWS,
heifers. steers and spring calves,
varying in age; 80 head of hogs, and
100 chickens. Farm machinery
Two binders, hay stacker, sweep
rake, broadcast seeder, corr planter
and 16O rods of wire, 4 %cultivators,
breaking pillow. 2 discs, corn shelter,
several wagons, tanning mill, 2 NOV.
ers, hay rake, manure %spreader, and a
great many other implements of use
on the farm. Free lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale:-All sums of $40
and under cash; owe that amount
time will be given for twelve months
On bankable securing bearing s per
cent
Judge Bros. will be the auctioneers.
A. G. Bauer, clerk.
JOHN WEILAND, Prop.
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MEMORIAL
O ELKS' LODGE

Next Sunday is Memorial Sunday
for the Elks' lodge CT this city, and
the memorial service will be held
at the Gale theatre in the afternoon
at 8 o'clock. The memorial address
will be delivered by Rev. f. B. Bar
nett, the chaplain of the lodge, and
the music will be furnished by a
male seXtette. composed Of Messrs.
Jos. P. Michels, NJ. r. Tournier, Har-
ry L. Slade, Ora B. Wells, L. L. Ness,
w. B. Gormley. This impressive SER
vice is of public character and all
are cordially invited to attend. The
full program is as follows:
Opening ceremonies.
Song, Elks' Male Sextette.
Address. Rev. F. B. Barnett.
Song, Elks' Male S%extette.
"The Hour Of Eleven" Robert
Burns, Exalted Ruler.
Song, Elks' Male Sextette.
Closing Ceremonies.
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1yt.kN

Acting under the authority of the
city council. which passed a resolI-
ton along that line. Alderman Mich
lsls has been making the rounds OF
the owner OF real estate abutting on
Main street with reference to paving
that th~oroughfare, The alderman
has had this Improvement upper
most in his thoughts for several years
ard has been waiting for an oppor-
tune time to present 1t to the coun-
Gil and to get some encouragement
from that body which would enable
him to present it to the property own
ers.
The paving question has been up
for several years. Several meetings
have been held in times past, and at
one time, about IS months ago, it
appeared as if the proposition was a
winner but when the meeting was
called and the subject was thrown
open to discussion those who were
against We're quite numerous. prin-
cipally for the reason that the sewer
along Main street was inadequate TO
carry off the surplus water, and that
many of the business houses were
not connected with the water mains
or the saver With paving laid on
the street in the absence OF the con-
%nections the business men could see
taat it meant a continual tearing up
of the street, and the paving made
anything but a good looking and SER
viceable street.
These two objections have been
largely overcome in the past is
months with the storm saver laid
and much OF the greater portion OF
the business houses connected up
with the sewer and water mains.
With those features. which were
Objectionable. practically eliminated,
Alderman Michels started in on his
job OF finding the opponents TO the
plan of paving. He has been at it for
ten days or two weeks, and he stated
to The Republican that the men who
objected to paving the strongest is
months ago, were now its heartiest
supporters. He said that he had seen
practically all of the property owners
on the t~horoughfare and he has not
found sufficient objections TO paving
that are worth mentioning. From
the interviews that the alderman has
had with these property owners, he
fells safe in saying that the paving
question is settled so far as this fea-
ture is concerned.
At the meeting of the council next
Monday evening Alderman Michels
will make his report, and he believes
that after listening to his report that
the council will commence to take
the initial steps to lay the foundation
for paving Main street. Without
doubt the paving of the street will
lead to paving the side streets at least
to alley east and west Of the thor
oughfare. At the present time the
.concensus of opinion of the council
seems to be the the paving will only
extent to Fifth street.-the corn pal
ace corner, and later that it Will be
extended up to the Omaha depot.
The question of paving material
will be heardest one to settle, and
more or less investigation will have
to take place in order to arrive at
the best material-this covering con-
crete, brick, asphalt and creosote
blocks. Concrete is said to be the
cheapest with asphalt and cr%eosote
blocks running about the same price.
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS Or ADMINS
TRATlON.
State or South Dakota,

wv I'll oouId DdhOld "
County of Dawson, SIS.
In county court, November 25th
special term, 1910.
In the matter of the estate of Ben.
jamin Hendrickson, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends
greeting to Renia Hendrickson and
Ella Hendrickson, heirs at law and
next of kin of Benjamin Hendrickson,
deceased, and to all to whom these
presents may come.
Notice is hereby given, That Rania
Hendrickson has filed with the Judge
of this Court, a petition praying for
Letters of Administration of the Els.
tate of Benjamin Hendrickson. de.
ceased and that Saturday the 18th
day of December, 1910. at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, OF said day. being a day of a
special term of this court, to-wit: of
the December term, 1910, at the
court room of this court in the court
house in the City of Mitchell, County
of Dawson has been set for hearing
said petition. when and where any
person interested may appear and
show cause why the said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Mitchell, the 25th day of
November, 1910.
w. ABBEY,
Judge of the County Court.
Attest: S. CATTRELL, Clerk.
(Seal.)
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BASKET BALL
SEASON is ON

The first game of the league series
OF basketball at the Y. M. G. A. was
pulled off Tuesday night between the
Tigers and Roughers, the former win.
ming by a score of - to 8.
The first half was very close be.
cause of close checking, there was
no score for Is minutes, then the I'll
gers made a basket, soon followed by
one for the Roughers. The Tiger.
scored again, closing the first hal
with two points between them.
The second half the Tigers began tt
show their teth and outplayed the
Roughers in some fairly good team
work. The fouls were mostly on the
Roughers and added to the Tigers
score. TroXel did the stellar worl
for the Tigers, and Buck for the
Roughers. Next Tuesday the Tigers
play the militia. The teams lined W
as follows:
Tigers:-Enright, center, Troxell
forward: Warren. forward; Comfort
guarl, McGrew. guard.
Roughers:-Buck, center, Kjelmyr
forward: Reierson, forward; Lesion
guard. Lovengsr, guard.
Officials: WILDER Welton and Lau.
ritz Miner.
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Ia an ee "
fcrsnocn of the 23rd DAY Of Nov.
1910.
Members present: VIM. Nash, A. J.
Curtis, e. d. Watkins and T. B.
Haynes.
Thos. P. Navin of the city of Nit
chell made application for a permit
to sell intoxicating liquors in the city
of Mitchell, and he also presented a
bond as provided by law.
Moved that the bond of Thomas P.
Navin as a retail liquor dealer over
ing lot Two CD. Block Eighteen
(1S). Original Town of Mitchell, be
approved, and hat the said Thomas
P. Navin be granted a permit and
license to do business as a retail
liquor dealer at said lot two (2),
Block Eighteen (1S), in lieu of the
permit and license heretofore granted
to said Thomas p. Navin fer lot six
co., Block Eighteen GS) Original
plat of Mitchell; that the said license
and permit of said Thomas P. Navin
IDe changed from lot six Co, Block
Eighteen GS). Original plat of Nit
chell to lot two ca, block eighteen
l1S), Original plat of Mitchell, and
that the permit and license hereto
fore granted covering said lot six co,
block eighteen (1S), original plat OF
Mitchell be vacated and annulled.
Baiug. that no further business
could be taken up as per call being
that Mr.. Navin paia the expense OF
the meeting, the board then adjourn
ed.
State of South Dakota,
County of Dawson, SIS.
1. N. B. Anderson, county auditor
of said county do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true and
correct report of County Commission
ers' special session held Nov. 23rd.
1910.
Dated at Mitchell. South Dakota
this 23rd day OF Nov. 1910.
II. B. ANDERSON.
County Auditor.
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Is 11kE G FAMOUS
CHARACTER.

Mitchell people are Just beginning
TO lind out why it is thai for the last
Qtwo or three days Mayor Abner L.
Hitchcock has been walking about
like and overworked Swiss stilt-per-
former. None had helisved the city's
executive was growing old, nor was
n. thought of him that this late in
life he could become naughty in man
ner. But nevertheless it was observ-
ed that he walked straight up and
down as If he couldn't unbend.
Vt has just been discovered that it
has all come about because the mayor
has been playing the part of Jean
Vatican who, to escape the Paris po-
lice, fled through the sewers to their
outlet. Mayor Hitchcock. who has
a f~atherly feeling for the new sewer
system, was curious to find whether
the work had been done according to
contract. The last four blocks of the
big pipe range from Sc to AZ inches
inside diameter and he thought it
quite an easy trick to make his way
through the pipe. Accordingly he
put on some old clothes. with the
thought that he could go on hands and
knees when tired bending over. But
he found a lot OF mud in the pipa and
consequently he was compelled to
go the whole five blocks bumped over
like a big question mark. When he
finally got through he was so thank
full to be able to stand up straight
that he hasn't been known to stoop
since. The mayor was rewarded for
his trouble by finding a number OF
holes in the pipe. where the cement
failed to ia the form used.
The adjoining section of the sewer
is only so inches in inside diameter
and the mayor has concluded that he
will go through it by proxy, if at all.
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-[0it lux 0tMttSuk IutNs
across the river Sunday. Mr. Fore,
son drove his ~antomohile.
Matte Wittstruck closed a three
months term OF school in the Martin
school Nov. IS.
Mrs. c.. C l4iston has a very pain.
full felon en- her thumb. Mrs. Liston
Invent 70 the doctor Saturday TO have
it lanced.
Quite a few are trapping these
days. Mr.. Cropsey and Ed. Gaines:
have been quite successful trapping,
Don't stop too long in looking under
%culverts, Fred.
We guess Mr.. Miller was thinking
about something else besides failing
down through the barn, but anyway
hir. Miller fell and caught his foot
and hung head down. One of the
men standing near by went to Mr..
Miller's assistance, No great damage
was done. only Mr.. Miller is lame and
lost the sole of his shoe.
Jess Phillips lost a horse one day
last week and Mr.. Miller lost one Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Wheeler spent
Thanksgiving with their son, C. C.
Wheeler and family.
j. P. A.-..er and wife and Brother
in-law and sist~er-in-law and Halle
and Florence Miller at Thanksgiving
dinner with Frank Green.
Relatives and friends spent the ev-
ening of the oath at Susie Stevens.
A pleasant time is reported and a fine
oyster supper.
Mrs. Nina Miller and Anna Sanders
visited at c. G. Wheeler's Sunday.
Jerry Showalter and John spent
Thanksgiving at Frank Butterield's.
Geo. jerks ana wife entertained
their children Thursday, Thanksgiv-
ing day.
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PROCEEDINGS
]. GOING QUITE SLOW
PROCEEDINGS IN COURT HAVE
BEEN SLOW FOR TWO DAYS
BUT WILL START WITH
JURY CASES.

Since court opened Tuesday morn
ing not a great deal has been accom-
|pr he'd by reason of the fact that the
jury was excused because the cases
to be tried by the jury were not quite
in readiness. The jury will report
Thursday morning.
Judge Smith heard a few motions
and heard three divorce cases Tues
day afternoon. Decrees we're granted
to Elmer g. Moreland, of Ethan, to
Mrs. Palmer, OF this city, and to Mrs.
Alvina Horton.
Wednesday the criminal docket
was taken up for the pl%eadings. Gun
5ner Carlson and w. i. Murphy plead
eel not guilty to the charge of selling
the blacklist. J.. r. Tuntland pleaded
Terrell was dismissed. He was
charged with having given liquor to
a person on the blacklist. He has
ing his trial. and the court consider
ed he had been punished sufficiently.
1t sdeveloped that when he bought the
beer for John Havlatko he was igno-
rant of the fact that Havlatko was on
stuS pAdChtiSlj duu IileIGIOle WAS al
innocent offender. John Upton plead
ed guilty to furnishing intoxicating
liquors to a person on the blacklist
and was fined $25 by the court. John
Watson pleaded guilty to the charge
of disturbing the peace, and received
"a fine Of vz5. He was n of the
party that went out to the Ocheltree
dance a month or 80 ago and created
3a disturbances. The ease against Sam
Hicks was dismissed on the ground
OF t~nsuficiency Of bond. This was
brought from the Justice court or APP
peal, where he was fined SO.
The case of Mrs. Luta Clark against
Ringing Brothers, the circus men,
was settled out of court, 1t having
b.sn accompanied by the payment Of
$500 to Mrs. Clark for the injuries
that were sustained several years ago
when she Tell from the seats in the
circus while the employees were re-
moving them.
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Pierre. S. D.-The expense ac-
counts of the different candidates for
state Office in the recent campaign are
beginning to come in for filing. The
heaviest showing so far made by any
one candidate is that of Chauncey l..
Wood the democratic candidate for
governor. who shows that it cost him
$2,015 to be badly defeated for thu
position which he sought. Congress
mar Burke admitted the expenditure
of $575; State Secretary Pulley says
he spent $3.50 to secure reelection
and State Land Commissioner F. F.
Brinker paid out only $3.50 to secure
his election to that place.
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cArAnRH CANNOT DE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease
Catarrh is . blood or constitutional dis.
ease. and In order TO ure 1t you must
Cure 10 taken internally, and acts d.
rectly on h blood and munou
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure ie not .
~ Of the best physicians in this coun.
try for years and IL Q regular prescrip-
ton. It IS composed OF the best tonic.
known. combined with tho best blood
surfecea The perfect combination Of
the two Ingredients IL what produces
such wonderful results in curing ca.
.. J.. CHENEY & Co, Props.
Sold by Druggists, price 76c,
Tske Halls Family Pills for constl.
Toledo. Ohio.
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Washington D. C.-The

Washington. D. C.-The largest
gain made by any western state
whose 1910 population has been re-
ported by the census, with the single
exception of Oklahoma, is recorded
by Miun sofa, whose population was
today given out as 2,075,7O8. This
is ar increase of 324.314 from the
population of 1900, or Is per cent.
This surpassed the Is per cent gain
made by Illinois.
Tennessee's population is 2.1S4,-
7S9, an increase of 164,173, or s
per cent.
The population of Maryland is L.
294,450. This is an increase of 106,-
40S, or nine per cent.
The population of Duluth, Mimi,
is 78,466, an increase of 25,497 or
1871 per cent over 1900.
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ENDS WINTERS TROUBLES.

To many, winter is a season CT
trouble. The frost bitten toes and
fingers. chapped hands and lips,
chilblains. cold sores. red and rough
skin, prove this. But such troubles
fly before Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A
trial convincss. Greatest healer of
Burns, Boils, Piles, Cuts, Sores, Ec-
zema and Sprains. DULY 25c at
Diehl & Browns.
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Every advertisement Of q store
3giversto somebody-perhaps to many
people-their nerst impressions OF
that stors. And nrst impressions
abide. With strange persistence.
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The pulpit of the Baptist church
was filled Sunday morning and even
ing by Rev. D. McMasters, of Bed
ford. Iowa, and his sermons were
spoken of as being of a high charac-
ter, and were much appreciated by
the audiences which heard them. Mr..
McMasters Is said to be a candidate
for the pulpit in that church. Rev.
p. NJ. LETTERS spoke Sunday morning
and evening at Washington Springs.
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lle5 aad.oa easy serns. Lsvls

49, and 20 easy Germs, Lewis
eAusAef.
FOR toWnTIOts geo BidWell.
FOR SALE-Lands IN the beauti-
|sul valley Of Belle Fourche, under
tile Government Irrigation Project,
U bought new vii, soon be worth a
fortune. Alfalfa, fruits aud all kinds
OF vegetable grown here r ex-
treinely profitable. Nearby markets
OF the Black Hills make such pro-
ducts bring the highest prices. For
reliable information regarding lands
in this section, and to learn how to
secure a valuable tract for yourself
just call at or address. National Land
& Loan Co., l.. D. Milne, Sec, S02
West. Nat. Bank Bldg, Mitchell, S.
Oak.
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SAVED FROM AWFUL DEATH

How an appalling calamity in his
family was prevented is told by A.
d. Mcdonald of Fayetteville, N. c.
r. f. ID. No. s. "My sister had con-
SUMPTION" he writes, she was very
thin and pale. had no appetite and
seemed to grow weaker every day, as
all remedies failed. till DR.. Kings
New Discovery was tried. and 81
completely cured her. that she has
not been troubled with a cough since.
Its the best medicine l eyer saw or
heard Of" For coughs, colds, la
grippe. asthma, Group, ~hemmorrhage
all bronchial trouble, it has no
equal, soc, s1.O0. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Diehl & Brown.
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BANKS ON SURE THING NOW.

9TH never be without Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills again" writes A,
Schingeck. AZ Elm ST., Buffalo, N.
Y. "They cured me of chronic con-
.stipation when all others failed
Unequaled for Billiousness, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Headache. Chills, Ma
laria and Debility. Csc at Diehl &
Browns.
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LOST AND FOUND.
TAKEN UP-one black COW. Phone
O. r. Raymod.
NusCNILANEOUs

MlSCELIAANEOCS.
WANTED-Fancy and useful arti-
'c1es for the Woman's Exchange at the
Schneider and Mueller. Piano store.
Misses Blaisdell and Branch.
WANTED-Employment by young
man, sober and reliable and of good
appearance. Clerical position pre-
ferred. Address letters 20 r. NJ.
care this ONCE.
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Davisons Co. Abstract Co. 123 Main.
For Insurance always geo Bidwell
WANTED-Dressmaking at s21
east Seventh st.. Plone 607-5.
WANTED-l1'o buy, in or around
Mitchell, stock of general merchan-
disc. General Delivery. G.. B. Kug-
3ler, Lincoln, Nebr.
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n A FIKER HONE

GET a NFHlEN HOME!
Come into tho beautiful west and
get q home Of your own, where wheat
goes e. bushels per acre. We can
locate you on government land or
sell you q dne farm cheap. Hurry!
Send postage for full Information
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Montana Land Company,
NHAak Ealla Mnnknna

Montana Land Company,
Great Falls, Montana.
ARE lOU GOING TO BUY LAND?
No farmer should think - buying q
home before seieng a copy of our
journal. It has lands, city property
and stocks OF goods atvertised in 1t
from every state in the union. so that
you can md Just what you wish In
Its columns. It reaches $4,000 read
ers each issue. Advertising rates, &c
per word. Send 10c for 2 months
trial subscription. It will be stopped
at the end OF 2 months unless you re-
ne
FARM AND REAL ESTATE JOUR-
NAL, BOX ~, TRAER. IOWA.
Secure a home in the garden spot
OF the northwest. We have irrigated
and nonirrigated land for sale in the
famous Belle Fourche valley district,
also some good relinquishments and
cpn still locate q limited number on
good open homesteads On nonirrigat-
ed land. For Information or list Of
land write the Sherburne Land Ag-
ency. Newell. g. D.
FOR SALE-A good 7O-acre farm
3 IL miles from st. Francis, Anoka
county. MINI. Clay loan soil, good
Groom house. barn. granary, chicken
house. other buildings; 40 acres I'M
der cultivation, rest pasture and tim
Der; mail route. This is a bargain.
Price $1,000. For full particulars
address owner. Alex Ali, st. Francis.
MINI.
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DRS6ALE-sSO rent: S-room
0ulgelM Inquire at Commercial and
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SPECIAL SESSION OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.

The board met as per call in the
fcrsnocn of the 23rd Gay of Nov
1910.
Members present: VIM. Nash, A. ]
Curtis, e. d. Watkins and T. B
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k1 Good pure-bred Ches-
Aat9 skogsyo f both eex.--D. 81.
Observation-Disclosures and mail route
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sott, one hard
9isf.i6IS5If.olSNMss&Thi Ave.
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sS ss!RsANTnD--Two experienced mon
G(Syn1eSsA4y balsrs. Phone Il. Peter