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Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
Everybody is Talking About the
81. Louis Republic

Aud indeed here Is something to talk
about. Where there's smoke there's
are. Things are happening at The Re-
public. It's new editor, Horatio W.
Seymour, has his own ideas about MAXI
ing newspaper And Republic read
ers seem to think they are pretty good
ideas, too. They are tickled with the
crisp, spicy little paragraphs Of editorial
comment which appear each day; they
are delighted with the good, sound
militant Democracy -- old fashioned,
lefiersonau Democracy and the mer,
ciless exposure OF Republican fallaeies
and misrule; they are laughing over the
caricaturcs and funmaking cartoons;
they are interested In the stories Of
strange, novel things that happen in
every day lie and recognize the supey
rior manner In which the news IN gen-
sral il given; they are pleased with the
new dress The Republic is wearing
clearer type and more open lines,
The enlarged size Of The Republic, its
enlarged staff Of writer's, its enlarged
facilities for obtaining and printing the
news and the ltreliost ana best editorial
,jagc in the Mississippi Valley are maxi
ing The St Louis Republic the most
talked OF, the most interesting aud the
cheapest newspaper, value considered,
to be had by the rcsidenta OF Missouri
and contiguous teriGry,
Sample copies will ho chceriully sent
upon receipt o. your name and address,
Let us mail them to you; also copy OF
FREQ pamphlet ontitled "Your Money
Back" describing special, cxtraordi-
nary offer Write today before you
forgctit, TnR lHEPUBLIC, st Louis, Mo.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
FRIDAY, MAY 10 FIFTH DAY,

Court met pursuant to adjournment,
all the members being present and the
following business was transacted, up
to the noon hour;
In the matter OF petition for a new
road by John Foster and others, highs
way engineer was ordered to survey
and report on same at next regular term,
]. S. and Ora Mendenhall were loaned
$40 from surplus trust funds,
Allowances
Doniphan Water Works, water for
courthouse, last quarter ,,.,S 1870
j + Fulbright prosecuting at
torney salary for last quarter ls5 OO
Current River Tie & Timber CO.,
lumber for court house ,-. ., 4 40i
VIM NJ Tapliu hauling wood and =
Flowing on poor farm ,,.. Ia 10
Chas o Booker circuit clerks feea 81 ~
Ed King salary as superintendent
OF poor faTm for quarter ending
May 10 - ,.,,,,,,,,.,n,,,, II w
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
Vital Statistics.

Following is the report Of the vital
statistics. number Of births and deaths
in Ripley county for the month OF
March, 1912, as reported to the State
bureau. As there arc no negroes In this
county all deaths and births reported
are white: Total number Of deaths, II;
causes typhoid fever, 1, female; tuber-
culosis, !, male; acute anterior polio
mylitis, |, male; pneumonia and bron-
chopneumouia, 8, 3 males and 8 females;
other causes, 8. 1 male and 2 females,
Births, total S8, Of which number 10
were male and II female,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK
MARKET.
special repor, to Ripley County Democrat

National Stock Yards, H., May I, 'i2,
Cattle receipts $500 Strictly good
steers steady today or with the class OF
last week. A 10 to i5c break for me-
dium to pretty good steers today places
the selling basis 10 to 200 lower than
last Friday Top steers this week 50 90,
Butcher cattle generally 25c lower today.
Comparsd with the high day last week
tidy light butcher cattle are about u %
lower,
Hog receipts 1900, Trade steady to
strong today, Top 81 S2l; hulk $3.50
to S7.75.
Sheep receipts $500. Market Doc
lover all around today. Clipped lambs
at $3.50; clipped ewes $3.50, Spring
lambs $1,000, Compared with tho best
time last week ewes aud spring lambs
are $i00 lower; clipped lambs Si.2b
lower. The market 10 demorNllzed on
thin stuff and there is plenty OF this
kind coming.
National Live Stock Commission Co,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

THuRsDAY, MAY 9-FouRTH DAY.
Court met pursuant to adjournment
all members being present and tho fol-
lowing business was transacted;
School fund loans were made as fol-
lowsi
R.P. Johnson, $4,000 from capital
school fund.
John Patterson, sl3a.OO from the sur
plus trust fund.
The following members OF tho petit
jury for the ensuing June term OF cir
cult court we're drawn;
Current River township Walter
Barnes .Rud John King.
Doniphan township Ed King, A, j,
CasteeI, S. L. Sullivan and W, A. Ran.
del.
Flatwoods- Pennington.
GRt7wood-David King and W. b.
Ward.
Harris--Henry Tempieton and Dalton
Quissenberry.
Johpspn--'Tim Emmons,
Jordan Epnis Thompson.
Kelley-John Bird and Iohn Ollar.
Pine-Bruce Gibson aud L. NJ, Tharp
Sherley Bai'y Bruce,
Thomas II, q, Goddm and A. l.
Hamlet.
Union - Chas. Chatham and Johr
Murry.
Varner-B W. Wathcu.
Washington Mack Rob nson.
Allowances:
W W Johnston, mcdicine Tor pNupers.
go. zee. s,ssstss. sssssssssN IL w
II T. Rraschler, for donation TO
help pay expense OF Alma
Sharp to state spelling contest 10 On
Court adjourned until 0 o'clock fol
lowing morning.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
Trustees Sale.

% Monday, the Ord day Of June, 1914, At the
court house door In the city OF Doniphan, Ripley
county, Missouri, between the hours OF ia;(O
o'clock In the forenoon and soc o'clock In the
afternoon, viii sell at auction TO the highest
bidder for cash, subiaot TO prior deed OF trust,
dated November y, 1910 given by David l.. EvaAs
and Elizabeth T. Evans hIs wife, 10 Charles h,
Lnville, Trustee, to secure the payment Of a
note OF t2ooe 20 and the Interest thereon, and re-
corded in the Recorders once IN Ripley county,
Missouri, N Book y, page slS, al of the follow
lilof the south one-half Of section yweAsy-one
t9D, township tweny~fouf taD north, range
three lN eaat OF the afth principal meridian
containing three hundred twenty fA2Ol acres ol
and more or less, situate in Ripley county, Mia-
souri. trs
This sale ls made by reason OF defAnl. IA shs
conditions Of q certain deed OF trust made &
Charles p. f.invilie, trustee, on the aist dae d
November, 1910, bv David L. Evana apA Elizabeth
T. Evans hls wife, and feeoraea Ia The Record
era once 10 Ripley county .alaaoarL n npek 9
fSlS cssflss n. i.luxlna having fefaesd 10 a..
Dated a. noniphan, Ripley county, MissenE
May ioth. iaia
III, RoniNsos
! si-st sheriif slplsf coensy, AizseaFl
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

Having purchased q business In the
north part Of the state will move there
soon, have a good milk COW with
heller calf two months old will sell.
Also one three year old ally. WIN
make the price right. For few days
will make special prices on some goods
I don't want 10 ship. Also have one old
buggy to sell. Call at ths Why second
hand store. w. A. WrMoRE.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
WEDNESDAY, NAY s--rHLRp DAY.

WEDNESDAY, MAY s--THlRD DAY,
Met pursuant to adjournment, all the
members being present, and business
was transacted as follows;
In the matter OF a petition for the To-
cation Of new road, by Geo. F. Miller
and others. the highway engineer was
ordered TO survey and report on sane at
the next regular term.
An order was made requesting the
State Auditor TO draw warrant In tav-
or OF John A. Brooks, treasurer Of Rip
Icy county tor amount Of salary due the
county superintendent Of schools OF
this county for quarter ending Sist day
Of March, 1919, as authorized by law,
TO be paid By the state.
In the matter Of a new road petltioned
for by @. W. olockengeiser and others,
on recommendation Of highway engi-
neer same was ordered established.
c, o, Booker circuit clerk filed ab.
stract Of fees collected In his once fol
the quarter ending April 80, 1919, and
same was examined and approved b,
the court.
| Allowances;
IA Thomas road tools for county, -,
..S.st .s..s.,.s.,st.ss s.s,,..S n.ll
1 Same, mdse for county ...s,s,, ~
II L Brasehler salary as county
| superintendent Of schools, for
quarter ending April %, 1914, 100 Q
Same, postage and supplies for
once +s.sss..+.s..ts& s,.s 10 .
n r Cunningham. lumber for
county bridge ~, ,..er- g
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
Notice To The Public.

The Ripley County Bank has been
appointed the FISCAL AGENT for
Ripley county and as such win pay PAR
FOR ALL 1919 COUNTY WARRANTS, when
properly assigned.
Unless the assignmentis is made STRICT
Ly ACCORDING TO LAW, we will be unable
70 accept them and pay par. therefore
In order 70 be sure 70 have no trosbls
bring your warrants direct TO The Rip.
ley County Bank.
I'D. 0KRLAcn. Cashier.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
Teachers Examination.

The next regular taachers' sxamina-
tion will be held in Dpniphan, Friday
and Saturday, June shs IN and sth,
1912 All whe expect 70 take The az
animation vii pleese be On hand
promptly at 5o'clock Friday morning
OF the above named date, The subjects
win be given In the usual order.
T-lt H. Z. BaAscHIza. Co. supt.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
Use Aliens Foot Ease

the antiseptic powder 10 shake in;o the
shoes, Makes tight or new shoes feel
easy, Relieves painful, swollen, tender,
sweating, aching feet and takes the
sting cut OF corns and bunions. Sold
everywhere, 2bc. Don't accept any
substitute. Sample FREQ Address, Al.
len S. olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
Mother Cray's Sweet pow-
ders for Children.

Relieve feYerishness, bad stomach.
teething disorders, more and reguiate
the bowels. and are pleasant remedy
Tor worEs. Used BY mothers TOR e
years. They neyer fall. At all drug :
aisss, So. Sample free. Address a.
3. olpsted, Leroy, N. 7.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
County Court Proceedings.


County court met in regular session
last Monday, May 9th, there being
present L. Harris. presiding judge, h.
W. Cotton, associate Judge for the East
ern district. j. w. Stanley, associate
Judge for the Western district, John H,
Robinson, sheriff, and W. H. Stone,
clerk.
The following business was transacted
the first day:
Road petitions we're disposed Of as
follows;
Jesse Gatlinan others, petitioners, for
location of new road. Highway engi-
neer ordered to aurvey and report on
same at next regular term.
], I. Humphreys and others, petit
TONERS, for like purpose, same order
f, H. Watson and others, petitioners,
for like purpose, same order.
John lowell and others, petitioners,
for like purpose, same order.
J, y, Hays and others. petitioners,
for like purpose, same order.
VALENTINO Jereb and others, petition
ere, for like purpose. After considera-
tion petition was dismissed.
@. ". McCluskey and others, petit
TONERS. for location OF . pew road,
Highway engineer ordered to survey
and report on same at ne1t regular term
School fund loans were made to tbs
following applicants;
G,L. Wilson, Si25 from capital school
fund.
Samuel Fisher, slao from capita
school fund.
Cherries o'Neill, $500 as follows: $5(
capital school fund; $50 township 2i-S
easti $50 township 24-l east; $3.50 town
ship S3.i vest.
c. Il, Stroud was appointed road over
seer for Road District No, y for thu
year 1912,
Court ordered Road District No, q
attached to Road District No. 20 for the
year 1919,
Allowances;
] H Ranoy, building 6ewoll
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
AT NILES CRY. MONTANA.
THE BIGGEST RANGE HORSE
MARKET ON EARTH.

1000 i've ih0g g'ekD HORSES = 1sooe
VIII be Sold q, Anstion %
May a, Is, ~ and 20, 1917
We will have all classes to select from.
The good big Farm and Draft Mares,
broke and unbruko, N foal and some
with colts By side. We win have 100
Big Yesrlings, 100 Big Boned Two-
Year-Olds, ten cars OF Washington
Horses aud Ponies, broke and unbroks.
frt and good sellers. You can buy any
klud you want here. You can buy at
auction or private sale. You can buy
siugly or In pairs, one horse or traip
load, You can got the big strong boned
young horses here, William Holland,
Of Waterloo, Iowa, will be here with a
carload OF tho Best Daft StallIons ever
shipped to the state. Don't forget the
dates. We will look for you, Write or
wire for information.
G. b, INGHAN, Manager.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
County Warrants At Par.

This bank w,ll cash county warrants
OF 1912 issue at par, when presented by
original holder
DoNPHAN STATE BANK,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
TUESDAY, MAY 7--sEooNp DAY.

Iubophit mAt t-HENpNb bHts
Met pursuant to adjournment, all the
members being present, and the follow
ing business was transacted;
In the matter OF an appeal by B. V.
Dabbs and others asking for the forma-
tion OF new school district to be crea-
ted from portions Of districts a, 4b, 46
and Al the petition and organization
having been passed upon by legally
created board Of arbitration, the prayer
Of the petition is granted and the court
ordered the new district accepted and
numbered District No. 73.
The same action was taken on the
petition presented by J, j, Bradshaw
and others, the new district 10 be cre-
ated from portions OF Districts %, q
and %, and to be numbered No. n,
Clerk was ordered to certify TO the
Secretary Of State that Ben Bingham.
as assignee OF e. Bills, had made full
payment for parcel Cf land in section
10, township "a, range 2 east, and that
patent be issped therefor.
8. H. Coin was loaned $500 from sur
plus trpst tant.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

] 7 Slayton, janitors salary for
quarter ending May 10, 1912. 90 90
Emmett Bounds hauling blind 10
poor farm ,,...,.........,.... lO0
] X Wright, eoffin for psuper
oal9 -. s.s.ssts .ssssssssstfs Ouu
JF 0atlin, special road work. 207 b5
JF Young, same. .... 49,. -. 100 so
III WeatherSpoon, lumber Tor.
county road work ..,, .,,,,,. SO
A J Christian, special road work 2sG0
r z johnson, same. =. see. Il 20
W w Martin, mdse for county, ~ ~
DR. c II Richmond, medical at
tendance TO county prisoners. 70 %
Court adjourned until following morn
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

Court adjourned until following morn
lug at Q o'clock.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

Tho purpose OF this bureau is 70 furnish,
frye OF charge TO all, the best lntotmaticn
any worthy questions CONCERNING soils, crcnS,
land drainage, tCfiGation, tertiliters, etc.
make S,,ur inquiries specific and send them
10 nc Service Bureau Harvester building,
Chicago, v A
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
INC Manure Spreader
Kemp 10th Century
Corn King or
Cloverleaf

The best spreaders made ara
the INC manure spreaders your
local dealer sells, and il you.
give him a chance he will soon
convince you of that fact and
give you good common-sense
reasons for buying an | II c
spreader from him.
International Harvester Company Of America
uh,otpotae,p
Chicago USA
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Much PLUMAGE THIS FALL

While 81 H. "a trine carly to predict
just what Is going TO De most popu-
Inr To- tho coming Season. q number
OF interesting STYLES ar. being
hrou mt out each day that will prove
OF interest. Many Of thes. nclud
fancy ostrich effects. paradise mounts.
pheasant and heron effects. Will.
the present prediction IL for a big
feather season the general opinion IS
mat fancr District. In all the beautiful
combinations az coi0rs and shadinrs.
VII he In The lead Combinations Of
Ostrich and numidi. which by tho
way. has lost none n its popularity
and vii be- seen on many 81 the smart
Fall tailored hats. form an unusually
eHettife contrast. a. de- such COM
binnt!ona as numidi and pheasant.
n pheasant fancy iu the sof
shades 90 brown and gold. which
may hr used 20 such good advantage.
VII n" largely sen on tailored hints.
In lac. any high-up-in-thc-air trim
ming promises ~ find much favor.
Tor plain tailored hats many new
small fancies in bright color oombln-
ations are being brought ont. Tho
narrow ostrich band. used on che
edge ~ tho brim n many ~ tho Fail
models. is wonderfully attractive
Flaf bands ~ this style trimming are
us"d f"r entire f~acirrs on small hats.
Those harda are His, seen uudsrnsath
tho brim next 90 the face. which o.
"~N'r'dirEiy effective BOO e~oftcntrr
rho entire lines - the hat besides
beaufifyinE Co..
New Ostrich Festher Effects.
befriss ostrich Boo such spmf.n-
afions as white. black. and emerald
Freen. ar tho beautiful new fashsfa
Units ie on effective nr vol o. very
ffeh.onall D. trimming. s nov model
ehnNa the uFe ~ fhfe trimming ON a
ark white -nk haffrre' rfIrh muah-
room shape. having H black velvet
arirc Tho Ostrich band BE- Y-eI
gracefully arourf fhe crown ~ fre
hot and is finished with s hirh .olk-
J n fhr Same material
tl.ferf ~ swHU fipe In various
r~owhfrafi0re or cninfe lend a rurrf
nir fr a. rufuh.r OF rho new Pail
models Tho .se ~ ostrich ON tho
under hrim ir shown on "a i1r~. rnr
DO muahrnom velvet hnf having "a
rrHr sf..f fs.irr and r. rrr. ostrich
bond ruf ninr more fhan haff fh.
ifrrfn uf rho hrIm Tho fnn OF fhia
model Dbl enfIrfl. Without frimm.na
Tho Millinery Trade HatIru.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-31
Surprise Birthday Party

Miss Estella Hermann was ten.
dered a very pleasant surprise yester-
day when the members of the Adult
class OF the Bethlehem Sunday school
gave n surprise birthday party in her
honor at her home near Bethlehem.
me afternoon was spent with croquet
and other outdoor games. while dur
Ing the early evening the latest social
diversions were INDUCED in. An e'ab-
crate dinner was served and he
hostess was the recipient of many
beautiful presents. Those present
were Misses Mary Wayman. Mamie
Bott. Signora Hermann. Addie Bro
mer' Edna Hermann. Emma Bromer.
Bertha Bromer. Helen Hermann,
Marguerite Hermann and Stella Hem.
mann; Mesdames Walter Snediker.
walter Wayman. Ernest Book. Carl
Book. Harry Werner. Rudolph Yer
time; MIR. and Mrs. NJ. T. Montgom.
cry. Mr.. n Mrs. Harry Hermann.
MT. and Mrs. John Hermann and Mr..
Evert Hermann.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-31
PRETTY SOCIAL
EVENT AT CLUB
MISS MARY ELLEN HAZlET1
HONOR GUEST AT
DANCE.
Young People Enjoy Delightful Dane,
at Country Club-Other
Society News.

Mrs. Howard Hazlett rendered her
niece. Miss Mary Ellen Hazlett, a
pretty honor. Tuesday evening, by
entertaining about seventy of her
young friends. the elite of Wheel.
ing's younger social set. with a dam
ing party at the Country Club. Elab.
crate in every detail. the affair was
one of the most delightful OF the sum.
mer.
The club and grounds had been es.
pecially prepared for the guests, and
was artistically decorated. The
early evenings entertainment includ.
ed the diversions Of the popular re-
sort With Meister's orchestra rem.
dering music. the dance program be.
gan at S o'clock and during a short
intermission at IL o'clock. Manager
Chimney served dainty and cooling
refreshments.
Mrs. Hazlett's guests for the even.
ing were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-31
Monnett Club.

The closing dance of the season will
be given al Wheeling Park by the
Monnett Club of Bellaire on Thursday
evening OF this week. About 200 invi
tations have been issued and all indL
cations point to a large crowd and an
evening OF rare enjoyment. The Elk
orchestra a been engaged. assuring
everyone who attends the very best
OF music. No programs will be issued
this time. as has been the former Gus
tom. and this will be more In the ma
ture OF a get-together and have-a-
good time sort OF an affair.
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Entertainment and Social.

Music and art lovers Of this city
and the surrounding n~eighborhood
VIII be given a rare treat this evening
IN the Bethlehem school house. when
under the auspices OF the Sunday
fschool OF that place a musical enter
tainment will be given. The program
Is 4 of unusual merit. including sew
eral readings by Miss Beulah Meme
mar. OF keyser. W. Va. an e~locution.
list OF unusual ability. She comes
highly recommended. having gradu-
ated under the best masters of this
country. Her selections are refining
and uplifting as well as entertaining
Several musical selections will be rem
dered on the piano by Angelo Pupura.
n talented young musician OF this city.
A small admission will be charged.
and following the program a social
will be held. during which refresh.
ments will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-31
TIE ersst q .n Old Ar.

The "Flrrf tnrnff Band % PLAIN
VIE Waa Cifirc ita regular gafur-
daf uirht corcort on thc four corners
flet previous 90 calling on tho MGR
chants fnr their weekly paymcnfs on
fh" Subscriptions for tho new instru-
mfnfe.
The bass drummer. Who vas fhc
local cooper in on absent minded mo
mfnt busted a hoic in ono side ~ his
INSTRUMENT. but kept on the Sob.
Wi UiTiev. who was among fha ea-
aemhlef %poruiace. listened on for n
while after the accident. ana saif me
music was o. " On him ~ the truth
ot nc oid IS that i've heads are
better than one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-31
Local Couple TO Wed.

The wedding OF Hiss Martha Vir.
ginia Elig. a popular and accom-.
plished young lady of this city. TO
Mr.. Harry Scott. will occur Thursday
morning at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred EIg. of
2SO7 Chapline street. The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. A. l..
Benze. pastor Of the Zion Evangelical
Lutheran church. in the presence OF
Intimate friends and immediate rela.
tives Of the young couple.
Immediately after the ceremony
they will leave for a honeymoon trip
along the Lakes. returning in about
two weeks to take up their residence
in a newly furnished home on the Is.
land. Mr.. Scott is a well known
young druggist. Of this city. being
employed at Schmidt's pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-31
Engagement Announced.

The engagement of Miss Bess Gil.
martin TO Mr.. Vincent Owens. wal
announced Monday evening at a pref.
tily arranged party given in honor OF
the bride-to-be by Mrs. Stanley Floyd
Both young people are well known
and the wedding will be an event of
the early August. Those pres int
at the AFFAIR Monday evening were:
Misses:
Ress Gilmartin. Mavme Anderson
Helen Cornelius. Nell Mclaughlin,
of Wellsburg,~ Rose owens
Angela Jepson, Amy RAY.
Sidney Hugher.
Mesdames:
9. w. Coleman. Edwin e. Jepson.
Stanley Floyd. Howard McFadden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-31
Miscellaneous Shower

At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dixon. on Logan street, McMechen,
Tuesday evening. n miscellaneous
shower was given in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Sharpe. whose mar
rage occurred last week. About
forty friends were in attendance and
the evening was ~enjoyably spent with
games and music. Dainty refresh.
ments were served at an appropriate
hour and the newly welded couple
were the recipients of many hand
some and useful gifts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-31
HOUSEWIFE SUGGESTIONS

q am4U pinch ~ ssi' fhroer into
fhr coffee uuf viii improve fHe flavor
~ fnr coffee
a hoiirr attached fo "a bone double
tarr char may te inopsd around fne
apf"n band safrr sfrpe and burned
frEefa
seeding cherries place fhrm
ir "a pan ard cover with vafer Krrr.
irr % bond undcr water. take me
rhorV between tho thumb and rrsf
finger Hre squeeze slightly and tho
seed viii por ont nkc magic. icav-
lrr tho rhcrrr while.
summer dreFees fhaf have already
begun to FAD. and thar are 1rf 40
good 90 throw away can be bIeachod