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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
Health and Beauty Notes
BY MRS. NAE MARTYN.

Mrs Ruth o.: There can be no pos
sible excuse for woman Of your age
neglectlng her complexion. II is a duty
you owe Yourself 10 look as youthful and
charming possible. / would not en-
courage you To use face powder; It rubs
off too easily, shows too readily and does
no permanent good The use OF a good
lotion made by dissolvIng four ounces OF
spurmax in half a pint Of hot water and
adding Two teaspoonfuls OF glvcerinc Will
take away that coarse. sallow. oily look
to your skin and make il soft. pink and
youthful. This lotion is excellent
beautfier and whitener and win last
longer than powder. II is splendid for
ing chapping in the winds.
Virginia: Lack OF exercise and eating
too much solid food during the winter
months accounts for your salIow. plmply
complexion and loss OF energy What you
need is reliable system tonic and blood
purifier. Try this: Dissolve an ounce
make full quart, Take a tablespoonful
before each meal and in short time you
YOU rich. red blood. fiji YOU with energy
and put the color and look Of health into
your face.
Sibyl f.; II is s shame for a girl OF
YOUR age 10 have wrinkles. Try this com :
plexion Jelly and you will he surprised
how il will clear your skin and smooth
out those horrid wrinkles. This grease
one ounce OF almozoin with half pint cold
water and two ieaspoonfuls OF elycerine.
Stir and let stand over night. This makes
a splendid and inexpensive cream jelly.
II will clean the pores, keep the skin free
from backheads. and Is splendid for
chapped hands and face. find IL ex
seilent for reducing the size OF largc
pores in the skin. and for removing tan
freclles and certain types OF pimplcs.
recommend II for massage purposes: II
leaves the skin soft and smooth and con
tains no grease or. oil TO cause hair tc
grow on the face.
Mrs Edith; You can rid the chin oj
that fuzzy growth without resortiDg te
the painful electric needle II YOU gel
from your druggist an ounce Of powdered
delaton and with "A little water mix into
stiff paste enough TO cover the offending
hairs. Spread on thicky and let remain
two or three minutes. then rub Off anc
wash the Skin and YOU will find the hair.
are gone. While delatonc is a trifle ex.
rensive IL does the work quickly and sell
dom requires a second application.
Miss X b.: The worry and bother ~
wearing hair-nets and wells TO make YOU
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Continued Oh Page Ten.
STOMACH TROUBiI
Cured By vinol-He-e Ia Pyoo,

Seymour,. Ind. - was troub'e5
chronic stomach trouble and
weeks ago il get SO had ! had "a,
ua work. ] had tried various
cinos without reiief-and was 4;
induced 20 try Nirol. After ri
the first bottle was greatly bend
Am now on the third bo;.lo7
ready to resume work. Am M
gaining in strength - Edw. MD
I'VE guarantee this testimonial \,
geuuiuc,)
IT is the curative medicinal clsr
Of the Gods livers. combined Win
strengthening properties Of
iron contained in Yinol which d
II so successful iG restoring u:,
digestion and nj the same Gin
builds mp the tired. oyerworkcd
rundown system
TRY e bottle Of Vinol with Ia
derstanding that your mouey wi
returned if it does not help YOU. D.
& Franken. 27l So. Main: Smith
Co.. the Busy Corner: Smith Duie
No. >: Kenyon Hotel Blk, 2lj 30,
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xx,zz,sF " fair
4 \ 7aeeaaIfh

Restores color to Gray or
Faded hair-Removes Dam
druf and invieorates the Scalp
Promotes a luxuriant,
healthy hair growth-Stops its
falling out. Is not dye.
Si.00 and Soc at DRUG Stores or direct upon
receipt OF price and dealers name Send l0c ior
sample botIe.-Philo Hay Spceialties Co.,
Newark, ~. j., U.S.A.
REFUSE ALL BSTIGU1Ea
For sale by SCHRAMM-JOHN
DRUGS. FIVE STORES.
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married ladies do not marry. There
are still number, however, who could
give the tlmc.wor answer Nobody
asked me. y 1t is rather hard To be
lieve when one takes n look at the
married people and realizes that the
most unattractivc are found in that
class, but it is nevertheless true. II IS
coming TO he n recognized truism as
much as any other that ''It takes two
10 make barDain. And there is a
shrewd suspicion that i'm some eases
help has been rendered even in the mat
ter of Il proposal.
The BintZ home on Sixth East was
the scene again Yesterday afternoon of
q most delightful affair, the second of
two bridge teas given by Mrs. BntZ
and her daughter Mrs. John G. Daily
in honor of Mrs. Harry Bintz and her
sister Miss Edith PrimcauX. Decora-
tions Of white and green made the home
most attractive and spring like. and fol
lowing few hours of bridge, at which
twelve tables were filed with the play.
ers, tea was served when Mrs W. B.
Stanley and Mrs. T. s. Keogh poured
tea and coffee and the Misses Gladys
and Marguerite Richmond. Winnifrcd
Dyer and Isabel Shiiier assisted,
MISS NORA IsdUNlSDu VINO fOillcS WltW
the Sothern Marlowe company and who
is friend of Mrs. w. p. Kiser will
probably be a guest at the Kiser home
during the week. Miss Lamison, who.
in private life is Mrs. Donald Mclean.
is very well known in social and ar
tistic circles i'm New York as well as
among theatrical folk. She and her
husband have what is considered one
of the most artistic apartments in the
metropolis and is the central meeting
place for coteric of artistic and lit
erary lights whose names stand for real
merit in this country and abroad,
Miss Ethel Felt. picture of whom
lis shown TODAY. is the second daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs George f. Felt and
belongs TO family of girls noted for
their beauty and charm as well As tai
emit. Miss Felt rs one of the noted
young musicians of the city. being both
n niece and pupil of Mrs. Gcnevieve Ell
the most gifted pianists in the city for
some time past
The beautiful Dodge place at the far
east end of Brigham street. whose trees
have been the admiration of all passers-
by for years, has been purchased by
Mr. and Mrs A. Fred Wey and is be
ing remodclcd to suit them for their
permanent residence. The place is one
of the most desirable in the city and
viii make a most attractive home. Mr..
and Mrs. Wey will be in their new
home early in the summer.
Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes will not he at
home for her usual afternoon next Fri
dav. but will resume her Fridays al
home on Nav II. a number OF the
ladies who have been observing day
at home through Lent will discontinue
their afternoons for the spring season.
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hair stay up and conceal that dull.
stringy. unkempt appearance you speak OF
could easily be avoided II YOU would
stop shampooing with SOAP. The aSali
in SOAP irritates the scalp. makes the hair
streaked. DUH coarse Ind brittle. II you
Will shampoo every. two weeks with a
teaspoonfuI OF cantEroX dissolved in n cup
OF hot water. your hair will always be
light fluffy and easy 10 do up. besides
looking decidedly neat, This shampoo
lathers abundantly. dries quickly, stops
itching scalp and cleanses as no other
shampoo will The luxury OF extreme
cleanliness OF the scalp which comes from
the use OF this shampoo has made 1t so
popular that many of the best hairdress-
ers now use il exclusively. II is mex
peusive and can be bought at any drug
store.
S. D.: Yes-nothng is "A more impor-
tant factor in beautiful race than bright.
clear. youthful eyes You should use reg
ularly good eye tonic. Get an ounce
of crystos dissolve Il In n pint Of water
and use two or three drops in each eye
daily. II Will clear and strengthen your
eyes. remove all signs Of weakness and
Inflammation and make them bright and
sparkling, For weak. dull, eXpressionless
eyes | think this tonic simply wonderful
II is very soothing and is lnc for those
who wear glasses
T. b. s. Although gray hair is some
times caused by worry, IL Is generally due
TO diseased scalp as Indicated by such
SYMPTOMS as dandruff. itching scalp and
brittle. falling hair of which YOU speak.
To restore your scalp to a healthy condi-
tion first keep IL clean by shampooing
every ten DAYS or two weeks with can
throN. then massage the scalp. using
good uuinne hair tonic. You can pre-
pare the tonic yourself by adding one
ounce Of nuinZon to a half pint OF alcohol
and a half pint of cold water This Is
much better than most ready prepared
hair tonics. as II contains nothing To make
the, hair coarse. sticky or stringy II
Will remove the dandruff and stop your
hair from coming out. You Will find II
an ideal dressing for the hair and very
refreshing to an itching scalp.
Mrs. L.: What shame TO have wasted
so much money in vainly trying 10 get
rid OF sour fat. I have a formula that
some OF my close friends have tried with
marvellous success. Here II Is; Dissolve
four ounces Of parnotis In 3 pints OF hot
water, when cold strain and take a table
spoonful of the LIQUID before each meal
| This remedy Will not injure your health
or force you TO starve yourself In order
| to get back YOUR coucly figure. II cuts
down fat RAPIDLY. is not expensive and
J Will surely help you
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

A most interesting matrimonial an
nouncement of the past week was the
story which came from the west an
nouucing the engagement of Miss Caro-.
lima Georgia Bivcn to Clarence II.
Walker, the Salt Lake boy who is forg-
ing to- the front in the aerial class.
Miss Bivens is spoken of in san Motco
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The marriage Of Miss Mamie Coulam
TO Irwin A. Jackson will take place in
the Salt Lake temple Wednesday. The
reception will be given at the home
Coulam. 1870 Laird avenue, Wednes-
day evening.
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society circles ms ono of the real beau.
ties of the coast. the family being rs
well known in San Francisco as in San
Matco society. No date has been set
for the marria but it Will be one
Of the events of early summer, and
some of Mr.. Walkers friends are plan
ming to 90 TO the coast for the fcstiv.
tiles
The marriage of Miss Lefty Taylor
of Ogden and Tracy Y. Cannon of this
city will take place on Wednesday in
the Salt Lake temple and will he fol.
lowed that evening by a reception at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Peery
in Ogden. Miss Taylor is sister of
Mrs Pocry and the bridegroom is one
of the best known Young musicians in
the city. the organist OF the First Con
gregational church and assistant or,
ganist at the Tabernacle.
The marriage of Miss Elaine Helen
Nelson and Ernest l.. Smith viii tax
place in Portland, Ore, Tuesday at the
home of Dr. and Mrs, Philo +. Jones,
formerly of this city. The bride is Il
sister of Mrs. Jones and is well known
here. Mr. Smith is one Of the trusted
railway men of the Oregon Short Line
Offices here. After trip through the
northwest the young people will come
here to make their home
A marriage of the past week which
was of interest to wide circle of
friends was hat Of Miss Minnie Nav
Lamhournc. daughter of Alfred Lam
bourne, the artist-poet, to Joseph
Shanks of Rigbv. Idaho. The cere-
mony was performed on Monday after
noon by the Rev. p. A. Simpkin in the
presence of the family only. The next
evening at the home of the bride S sis
ter, Mrs. Ernest NJ Fowler. delight
full reception WAS given the two young
people before their departure for their
new home. Many Of the closest friends
were present TO extend good wishes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Shanks received many
handsome presents. They left that
night for their new home in Rigby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shafer of 55S
South Main street announce the mar
rage at Oakland. Cal. on April il of
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles G. PIummcr
will leave shortly Tor the northwest 40
spend some time on the coast. WI.
onJ Nrs win Browne will he AT home
in their house on First South street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David X. Gray nave nave
moved and are now at home to theil
friends AT the New Grand hotel Their
home al 90 s street has been taken ny
Mr.. and Mrs Phliu Shauchnessy' VINO
will shortly be at home there.
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|. NJ, Keene and Miss Keene. who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George W. r. Dorsey for n part of the
past week, have gone on to their home
in Fremont, Neb.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Vance Lane are now
Mt home TO their friends IN tnelt nc"
home Mt 81 G street,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Karl a Scheid vi u sal
for home AFTER long absence abroad
The latter part of May and VII spcnd
some time in New York. returning mere
fhe end of juno.
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The MARRIAGE Of Miss Thcora Hoffman
and w. $. WIlles will take place on
Wednesday afternoon and a reception
at the home Of the bride s mother Mrs.
p. j, Hoffman, will be given the same
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Mcthrystai
and their family. who have been IN
Eureka since their return from inc
roR,t. are in town for SHORT stay anu
are at the Fifth East hotel.
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Mrs. W. +. Adams has como
fornia for n stay of some mon,S.
friends and relatives. ''ns
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Brown. who have
been guests at the Wrench home, have
gone on TO their home in Telluride, Colo
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Mrs, Kiscr aud Miss .Iesnet,o !.
will leave for their home in Dar.
ia, next 'I'uesdar. after n vi,;s
week or so with relatives here
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Mr.. and Mrs, l.. l.. Terry. who are
now in Italy, will go thence to Paris
and will sail for home on June IA.
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Mrs. Bert Twclvcs Of Provo has been
suending a few davs in the city vIs
ting friends during the pas; week.
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Miss Nora Johnston of Snr;u. {.
in town. tho guest Of her ann;
Archibald r. Reid. N'''
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Miss Helen Woodruff lof, ~.
for California 10 Join her mo;tssI
has been spending the winter ths'
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred \. Hale. jr.. have
returned from brief Wedding trip and
arc with Mr. and Mrs. Hale at 223
Sixth East street for short time.
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Claude r. Schafer bas zone TO DaE'
land where he went TO attend INC s ma
RACE of his sister, Miss Mamie Shaic''
and Burt Smalling-
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Life have moved
and are at home at No, 23 KensingtoI
apartments.
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Mrs. Olive Ga"Iord will he h,.,,
in the week from STAY Of son,e sss :,
ir California. ~o
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J. Waicott Thompson has 60.
Pasadena, where he 1Gs called M e.
illness Of his mother. Mrs ! y N
Thompson.
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$40 and $35 strictly tailored suits at
S23.75. Segil S Sample Cloak Store, 3s
South Main street.
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Engraved wedding announcements,
invitations, social and business station,
cry. We do the finest work in Salt
Lake. See our samples. Pembroke Sta.
tionery Co. 54 West Second South at.
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Mrs. sol Singcl has gone ia Rid
and Washington. aud viii bc Tn'
the carly part or the sunmer e"sy
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Engraving par cxcellence-weddinp
invitations, calling cards, business
cards, letter heads, etc.
GROCER PRINTING co.
Delivery made when promised.
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Mrs. ". f. Pike of Twin Falls, Idaho.
has been here tho past week visitin.,
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max W.
Kunkclv DR. and Mrs. Pike viii be
here again during the summer for q
visit
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MIR. and MIR. Frank l., Doa.
left Thursday evening for hor f.
Davenport. la. nop|
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Mr.. and Mrs $. d. Evans and their
wo older daughters. Helen and Rose
win leave carly in the summer lor u
motor tour Of the c1stern states hcir
-orncrst daughter. Miss Frances Evans
Tvill sncrd the summer in Honolulu with
friends.
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Mrs. ". H. Bancroft md the Misses
Gancroft arc spending some time in
California
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Mr. and Mrs, G., b. Lockhart and
heir son Sidney ex~ect to leave early
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Mr. and Mrs. George = Auerhach,
who have Just arrived from their we'd
ding trip. are at home for the present
AT the Bransford.
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Miss Eva Woodruff Of Oetroi; viii he
here "Wednesday 10 spend some tirle
with her sister, Mrs. Russell G. Wood
ruff
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Mrs Thomas Jennings returned the
first part OF the past week from n win.
ter spent in the east
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Mrs. A. j. McMulen and the two lit
tie ones, Virginia and Jack, left
Wednesday for southern Utah. where
they Will Join Mr.. McMullcn and where
the family will spend the summer,
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Mrs Ira II. Lewis and her mother.
Mrs. Smith. have returned from stay
of some months in southern California.
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Mrs. l.. II. tarnswprth and nov i.
ter have returned from s,av =;
cral months in California. ~
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Mrs Edna Burdick spent Thursday in
the city on her way east after visit
i'm California aud was the guest OF
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Dr. c. .. Cannon has returned from
Washington, d. G., where he has beeu
taking a special course.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. !. Charles Ros,
gone 10 New York FOR a qtav a
weeks wi.h friends and reIatiye.
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Can you solve it! c. & A, Co. IS ad
page three
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Mrs. Alice Estes announces the en-
gagcmeut Of her daughter Mabel C. to
William T.. Anderson. The wedding
will take place Friday, May >. at the
home, 5S West Eighth South street.
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Mr. and Mrs j. II. Williams Of this
city announce the engagement of their
daughter Annie d. TO G. w Clark of
Alpine. Utah, the marriage to take
place The first of June.
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PERSONALS.

Lieut.. Charles Hines, who spent a few
days here recently with his parents on
his way west, has been assigned to
coast artillery duty at the Presidio, be-
ing placed with the Sixtieth company
which IS stationed there. Young Mr.
Hines has met number Of his college
friends there and is being received
most cordially in the army circles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shafer of 55S
South Main street announce the mar
rlage at Oakland. Cal. on April il of
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The marriage of Miss Dot Howe and
James IL. Pitt will take place Wcdnes-
day in the Salt Lake temple.
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Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes will not be at
home for her usual afternoon next Fri
dav. but will resume her Fridays at
home on MAY IL. A number of the
ladies who have been observing a day
at home through Lent will discontinue
their afternoons for the spring season.
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Miss X B.: The worry and bother of
wearing hair-nets and wells to make your
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their daughter Mamie to Burt SmalIing
Of New York
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in fho summer for Richmond, Cacn'
,ountv TO spend the summer.

n tho summer for Richmond, Cache
county. to spend tho summer.
c,oudc T. ScLgfer has cone to Oak
land where he went TO atIend thc mar
r;aon r%nu ~ his sister. Miss Mamie Shafer.
and Burt Smalling-
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Vance Lane, are now
nj home to their friends In thelt nc"
home at 81 G street,
Mr. and Mrs. David X. Gray have
moved and are now at home TO 1heiI
friends at the New Grand hotel. lhclr
home a. 50 s street has been taken nE
Mr. and Mrs. Philiu ShauGhpessv. VINO
will shortly be at home there
Dr. and Mrs. Charles G.. Plummcr
will leave shortly for the northwest 10
spend some time or thc coaS'. WI,
and Mrs. viii Browne viii he at nome
in tbnir house on First South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl A. Scheid vi sail
for home after q long absence ABROAD
The latter part of MAY and vii SPEND
some time in New York. returning mere
the end of June.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. McChrystaI
@tu TE,',,I' 'n'' s,,no tbeir return from the
en-, ,rr IN town for n short stay and
are at the Fifth East hotel.
NJ and Airs s ID. Evans and their
30 or,IoT dorghtcys. Helen and Rose
In InTvc Carlr in tbc summer for u
.,'u,m. ',.,-, d,.,,,r,,c, Miee Frances Evans
Iii Lncrd tSc summer in Honolulu with
Cr;e,G.
NJ r,r. T,rolyce of Provo has been
-,,o, H., Pos, days i'm fhc city Wis
49,, fr;ords Juring tbc res, week
-
~ !. a. ",'p -, L.;nr ,.'odS;r, +rio and
.g,'' 'm;u .L NJ o,d NJ Halo -, o39
Gi.tL e., stroot FOR , sbort time
u. Nv II G,,.ror, mud tho Misses
-, .. ,a ,,o-d;r,, gou,a limo in
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