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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-31
Household Goods for sale.

If you are in need of one or
two pieces of household goods
phone or see HI. r. Scott on the
old Stewart farm north OF Par.
ma. Chiffoniers, dressers, beds,
davenports, tables, stoves,
chairs, etc. Many practically
new. Also one Printype Oliver
typewriter. (adv.)
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-31

l.. A Stafford of Caldwell has
been appointed administrator of
the estate of Pryor Burnett, the
Canyon county pioneer who died
recently at Caldwell.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-31
DRS. FLOWERS,
Veterinarians
DaIlas. Texas.


Parke Davis
Gentlemen: During the
through of
and referring the merits
pleased that the
this
product makes nce emulsion and easily applied but
little the
general to farmers that need of such
DRS FLOWERS
FOR SALE ONLY AT CITY DRUG STORE
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-07-31

loving people OF this section.
You'll lose if YOU don't-get your
share of the recreation.
The Keota news., 1913-08-15
SUPERIOR EVEN TO GOOD PIE
Apple Puffs . Delicious Method Of Pre-.
pairing Dessert That 10 Popular
With All.

Pare and slice six tart apples: stew
them and strain them through a COL
ander: sweeten and add a pinch Of
salt: let this cool while you make
your paste. OF two spoonfuls OF butter
worked into eight spoonfuls of -four:
add Ice water to make consistency Of
bread dough: put on a molding board
and roll quite thin: scatter small
pieces OF butter over this. and dredge
with -four. then fold 1t up and roll
quite thin again: repeat this operation
any number of times. always rolling
the paste into something like a square
form. Cut the paste into pieces four
inches squire. put q small spoonful of
sauce on one-half Of the square, mois-
ten the paste around 1t with water.
and fold the other half over it. Make
the edges perfectly smooth. Bake in
. dripping pan. lined with paper. in .
quick oven. When you take them
from the oven sift a little powdered
sugar over each pun.
The Keota news., 1913-08-15
ECONOMY IN CANNING SEASON
Odds and Ends Of Fruits and veseta-
hIes That Have Lost Their First
Freshness May Be Utilized.

One bright woman noticed that ner
market gardener always had some
vegetables and fruit left over each
much. other days there would be quite
q surplus. She saw that he was throw
Ing away vegetables and fruits thai
only lacked their first freshness, -
she made arrangements with him 10
buy all this surplus at = very s-1Aii
price. and In this way get ~fnssfs
supply OF homemade canned goods II
a much less cost than in the usual
way.
She makes ripe tomatoes up into
caisups. dries and pickles green beans
and peas. dries and cans sweet corn
puts cucumbers down - pickle.
pickles young beets and cans them
and cans fruit or makes it into pre-
serves and buffers.
She has found ,ha, canning By the
nreless method IS 4 grez, saver. By
canning In this way the house is kept
cool. fuel is saved and she is free
from the fear OF water boiling away
Clean and prepare the vegetables as
for all canning
Select beets OF Uniform size and
leave In the cooker three and one-hait
hours. Caulihower should be separa,-
ed into its noverets and well washed
to free from insects. Leave in the
cooker three hours. Asparagus. peas
and young string beans do not need
to be left in as long as harder vegeta-
bles. Fruits should be canned in the
same way. Soft berries should be ta-
ken from the cooker in three-quarters
OF an hour. Apples and pears should
be left an hour. Pineapple would take
two and one-half hours
The Keota news., 1913-08-15
Well to Know.

An accommodating silversmith is
authority for this bit OF advice:
Never put your silver away in white
bags to keep 1t in good condition.
Use dark red or blue or green cotton
flannel bags-ths kind that jewelers.
and silversmiths use
And there IL a reason for not using
the white bags. There is in the
bleaching process to which they are
subjected a certain amount OF sui
phur and other chemicals that have 4
tendency to tarnish the silver when 1t
comes in contact with IT. The colored
bags do not possess this dangerous
characteristic and are much safer than
the white ones.
The Keota news., 1913-08-15
Sucn inqratltude!

Briggs-So Nudge is getting bet
ter
Braggs-Yes. he will soon be all
right now. But, talking about sells.
you know we had nearly 500 raised
10 put up a nice monument for him.
as no one thought he could recover.
And now he comes round and wants
to borrow it to help pay his doctors
bill What do you think of that
Stray Stories.
The Keota news., 1913-08-15
CROP REPORT
SHOWS aaacahoc eusksI Loss
IN CORN FROM NEAT.
Ni.ser M-Aeat v,ess Greater than
Ever 6etsr< kes~e-Ser'os Wheat
SeAs~ ENpeetAt,onS.

ue.zsr-. Ns~s-,a7~- ls-.sa- News service
WAxaGcs-oa-A loss OF soo,ooo.-
ssaa bushels ot grain, the nations
creates. t.r-a crop, hiss resulted from
the S-eA; damage wrought by drought
and other conditions since July l.
the scve-aEasn,s agricultural experts
estimated in their August report. A
total production OF e.e,e, 100000 bush
els OF corn WAS predicted. This is
Se,ee'o,coe bushels less than last
years cop.
The general condition OF corn was
placed a, .5.s per cent of normal.
compared with s6S on July /. Kan
sas was hit hardest, the condition
there having heen reduced from 81
per cent in July to 80 per cent August
J. Oklahoma came next with con-
di,ion OF a. against 81 in July, and
Nebraska reported 81 against 81 July
l. These three states have almost 10
per cent of the total area planted to
corn this year.
A bright spot in the monthly grain
report We're the preliminary statistics
showing q production of 51l,00O.0O0
bushels of winter wheat. This is the
greatest harvest OF wheat ever
gathered in the United States. ex-
ceeding the record crop of 1902 by 1o,-
600 900 bushels. The figures exceeded
by 2s.000.000 the estimate made by
the department in July.
Spring wheat. too, was given an in
creased estimate of production, it be-
ing 100000 bushels more than the
July estimate, the total being placed
at 233,00O.000 bushels. With the
bumper winter wheat crop and fair
ly good spring wheat production, the
total harvest Of all wheat is esti-
mated at 744,000.O0O bushels. A crop
this size would place the years pro-
duction second only to the record crop
of 1901. when 74s 100000 bushels were
produced.
The harvest of white potatoes, 1t is
estimated. will be smaller by S2.000.-
900 bushels thai the crop Of 1912. A
total Of 339,00O,0OO bushels is esti-
mated
Condition OF spring wheat and corn
on August / with comparison and the
preliminary estimates OF the acre
yield in bushels. quality per cent and
total production in bushels of winter
wheat. by principal states follow:
The Keota news., 1913-08-15

Men, like watches, a
their works.
The Keota news., 1913-08-15
Mutton Sandwiches With Peas,

Butter slices Of white bread and put
over one-half lettuce leaf. then thin
slices Of cold boiled mutton. Mix to-
gether half pint Of peas that have
been seasoned with salt. pepper and 4
little butter; then a spoon Of salad
dressing. another leaf Of lettuce, then
another slice Of buttered bread,
The Keota news., 1913-08-15

~e.ssr- ~e~s-,a7re ,,-,a- New. Service
The Keota news., 1913-08-15
PERSONS UNKNOWN TO HIM TRY.
ING TO FORCE U. s. TO FIGHT
MEXICO.
LIND REACHES CAPITAL
OPENS OFFICE IN EMBASSY
BUiLOiNG-NO ATTEMPT TO
HARM HIM.

Western Newspaper Union New. Service
Washington.-Pres Wilson let
it be known that he was inclined 10
believe there was an organized desire
proceeding from sources unknown
to him-to bring on war between
the United States and Mexico. The
President does not regard the move
ment as extensive, but as very
troublesome and referred to misrep-
resentations in some individual news
papers. He indicated that he shared
somewhat the views of Senator VIII
lams, who declared in a speech that
an organized lobby existed TO involve
the United States in war.
There is no occasion for alarm. in
the opinion of the President who told
callers that within the last forty-eight
hours the Mexican situation had i'm
proved materially. 1t was made clear
by the President to those with whom
he discussed the situation that the in
structions to John Lind, his personal
representative, were chiefly to in
form the American government how
things stood generally in Mexico and
just what were the opportunities for
the good offices Of the United States
in the interest OF peace.
Lind Opens office.
Mexico City. - Ex-Governor John
Lind, the personal envoy OF President
Wilson in Mexico City, installed him.
self in temporary office at the United
G lo1 @,-tca
to the American charge d'affaires.
Nelson O'Shaughnessy. Mr.. Lind
passed several hours in close confer.
ence with the charge. discussing the
difficulties Of the Mexican nation, for
which he, it is alleged, brings a pan
acea.
London Press Comment.
London.-In an editorial the Daily
Graphic says:
THE mission Of John Lind to Mex.
leo has all the disadvantages of med
dlesomeness without the advantages
OF intervention. 1t can have no ter.
rors for President Huerta because nc
force is behind it. and prudent men
will be thankful IL 1t only fails de
GENTLY"
The Times editorially agrees that
President Wilson is acting entirely
within his rights and says that II
would be good policy on the part OF
the Mexican government to listen tc
Mr.. Linds representations in the spirit
in which they are made and moi
irritate American opinion by sticking
about punctilio.
The Keota news., 1913-08-15

important to ANothore
Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA, safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that II
signature sssss ,'s Of IEAZzZx
In Use For Over 80 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
The Keota news., 1913-08-15
Twelve Thousand P,ures In Parade

Denver, Aug. 12.-Following the
Gross and Crown" emblazoned ban
ner OF their order. 10000 plumed and
uniformed Knights Templar marched
through the streets of Denver in tho
most spectacular event Of the entire
triennial copclave.
The Keota news., 1913-08-15
"ereatest Decorations ! Ever Saw.

Denver-George NJ. Moulton is 6
past grand master Of the Knights
Templar Therefore he Is competent
to talk about decorations. And when
he says that the splendor of Denver
outdoes the most gorgeous OF previ'
Gus displays, Denverites may we'll rut
their palms and laugh laugh Of Joy
in work well done.
The Keota news., 1913-08-15
Bad and Worse.

Bad and Worse.
Mack-I have three daughters on
my hands.
Wyld-Thats nothing. have three
sons-in-law on mine.-Judge.
Red Cross Bag Blue. much better. goes
farther THAI liquid blue. Get from any
good grocer. Adv.
Men, like watches, are valued BY
their works.
Before burning your bridges behind
you be sure they are fully insured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-23
Rules and Regulations

!. OBJEtr. The object of this auto.
mobile Contest is to thoroughly build
up the patronage Of our newspaper.
2. METHOD. Our way OF accom-.
plishing this purpose will be to inter.
est every man, woman and child in
the territory tributary to our town in
the success Of some relative or friend.
8. PRIZES. list of excellent first
class prizes consisting of All auto.
mobile, diamond ring and a watch.
4. CANDIDATES. A subscriber of
this paper may nominate any young
lady or gentleman he may wish to be.
come candidate in this great adyer.
tising contest, or, more directly. any
young lady or gentleman wishing to
become candidate may do SO by
making application either in person or
by letter to the publisher.
3. VOTES. Asan accurate Indication
OF the amount of business influenced
by each contestant, votes will be is.
sued in coupons upon the following
basis:
For every 81 80 collected upon new
subscriptions, 900 votes.
For every dollar and half collected
upon back or renewals. 700 votes,
For every dollar collected upon new
advertising or job work. 300 votes.
For every $50 collected upon five
year subscriptions, 5000 votes
Other ways of obtaining votes will be
announced in the ad page later on.
RESTRICTIONS. lst--ro encour.
age greater interest aud activity.
special prizes shall be assigned from
time to time during this contest, but
not more than one such prize shall be
given TO any contestant. 2th-All
subscription coupons must have the
name OF the subscriber written across
the end or side. 3rd-Votes once
placed in the ballot box eau never he
credited to any other contestant than
the one for whom they were originally
signed. 4th-No member of this office
shall be partial to any contestant.
1 '"Ae,i'cNS' Idcu contestant
should keep careful list of the votes
they turn in each week and see that
the publishers count verifies it. After
the first count all coupons should be
placed in unsealed envelopes with the
names of contestant and list of the
coupons contained written plainly on
the outside. The votes will be count.
ed on Saturday, January llth, and
the result published in the following
issue. Three of our best business
men will be appointed to make the
final count and distribution Of prizes.
The contest will run until April 18th,
and the date OF closing will be an.
nounced weeks in advance.
! After the weekly count is made on
the second Saturday before the last
issue OF the paper, the judges shall
lock or seal the ballot box and take it
to the bank announced, where II shall
remain unopened again, until the final
count Is made. During this time all
voting must be done In the bank and
II secrecy Is desired, checks or cash,
with full instructions, may be put into
sealed envelopes and dropped into the
box. Precisely at 3 o'clock on the day
to be announced the ballot box shall
be sealed aud delivered to the judges.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-23
Interest In Contest
Grows Daily
Several New Names Added
to the List of Contestants

The following is the standing |
of the different Contestants at
the time of our last count.
Wednesday. January %. 1918:
Elnora Gillian $1,000
Miss Gertrude Coon 28.85O |
Gertie Cartwright 28.3OO
Miss Rose McGwire-- l9.3OO
Miss Maude Hayes l6.1W
Mrs. L. H. Matkins- 12.4OO
Mrs. Clara Copley ll.725
Mary Christian ll.7OO
Grace Kinsell 1000
Mrs. Ida WOrden lO.70O
May Elliott - 1O.7OO
Edna VanHOrn -- lO.70O
The interest in The Chiefs
Big Automobile Contest grows
stronger as the days 60 past.
This week we added several
new Contestants to the list and
they are busily engaged in Sc
curing votes.
However. we again print the
nomination blank. and should
you. or any of your friends de-
sire to enter the race. fill out
this blank and bring it to this
Office. While several of the
| Contestants have quite a good
start. there is yet an opportunity
for a new Contestant to start to
work now. and by putting forth
an extra effort. in the end find
that they have won one of the
handsome prizes offered in this
great Contest.
To the Contestants already
at work we take this means of
telling them that they cannot
afford to let a single day 60 by
that does not find them adding
new votes to their standing.
Even if on comparing your
standing with another. you feel
! you are far enough ahead to
enable you to stop work for a
time. you should bear in mind
the fact that perhaps your rival
has several thousand votes they
have not turned in.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04

Chen bar pco Zero, og meo Sdnper
gites Siifen op ira oct Steo, bpor
| Den por itGngt, meberS Der | ire Do
&C nle0 otte Gar Seite fisrteS 6iif tro
Steoet til 8rairie Oh 9bten, boor
ben en0nu iprGIlenoe %anbragteS |
SernboncDogne. @nfeIte bill maoife
enouu Diie 2ipStegr peo InfomIten
til gseip Dorf, og ben unfommer Der.
til / netpp rette Si0, ioet SsoerneS
SeIiabaae mco Den iii 6isie berenoe
Suite err npr forcftoaenOe. Oct itore
5iifcitGng blco giort unoer Sien, ioet
fSiifen, iom ben p~anligpis pleter no
pdo 8aarfauter, gif | Ell oplotg
Stim ben MOB en- SanObanfe, belig.
aenoe fire Dill ror6enfor Brairie on
Gbien. Carton og bans &anternt baus
De / no9en Sib pGret pau llOfig eiter
6iifeitimen, iom De pioite piloe beop'
&C ZIG / Ell eller au0er Retning, og
giennern Sen blanfe SIS opbngeOe De
Sen tiIiioIt. S en- SaIpcirfeI uoenom
blcp Der ioa bugget Sliuer og 8orn
bpor paa man meo ME SuI'
Ter traf bette nprmere S%anobanfen
ejor6e areoieu inpprere. Siliioit
bleo ser iao fulOt al 5iif, at Oen bog
itaoeli9 taIt Oiebe op giennem De /
SS1en buggeoe Sui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
parhtnptnn.
SBbe / DIT. Scrnpn.

SsSe / Ut. @crnpm. Irs. Ma.
Thea 0tognuicn er forleben afgaaet
oeo Spben hos i'm Spn @iQiam
Wn9nuien / Wt. Sermon. Ifoebe
bar fsbt / Horge, og 1860 blep bum
paa Sorten gift meo &arl Maamts
fen, Der opbe / 1872. SSor tppe Iar
itoen fom brn-meo fine Born til
Imerifa og boeoe fsrit / Stanley,
@is., men flpttebe ienere til 8eitfp,
iten. SoruOen n9pnte Spn efterlas
Der bum Jig ber en- Satter, Wrs. Ma.
rp Sacobion.
Wcrfeligt Spssmaal. - @iliam
@oloblatt, en- rig @llIoimeb / Spo.
fame, bar anlagt Gritatningsiag for
$4,000 MOB lin Serge, forbi bennes
lloingn ON, at ban (8oIOblatt) ifi,loe
% al WapefrGft, life gif / Spfploel.
ie. Neo Seflager ~forflarebe ben rige
Ssbe for Hetter, at Spgen bapoe err
fl9ret bans Spgbom for WapefrPft
oa at ban berfor life bapbe lang Sio
tilbage. Serpeo tabte ban al Ssnter.
este for ioroiffe Sing, iolste i'm Sor.
refining % traf Jig tilbaee for at %.
Manoen meb Siaaen inofanot fig
imiolertib iffe, og ban erforebe till
itbit, at ban ineen Mapefreft bapOe.
Senne Senten paa Seoen bapbe
imiolertio paafprt bam itore Sab, tbi
life alene bapbe 6on iolgt lin Sorrets
ming for boab ser bsoes, men babe
o3iaa iioen pGret upirfiom, ilsiet
meb Eenge % laoet mango CODE an.
leoninger gaa forbi, ioet ban aItiaa
troebe Jig ieroig meo benne @erben.
Sette Sab pilbe ban MI fringe 99gen
til pent at betale. Otter at Sagen
lnoer life iaa lioen Spsg og SpItigs
beO bar bebanblet for. Getten fanbt
BOG Surpen, at Spgen life fllnoe Doe.
re aniporlig for Sc Sab, iom Seoen
babe libt peb life at %.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
anrh Duknfn.

gpsseforetaeenSe / Sarge. @. 8.
Slion, 5orretningsmano / Sarge.
bar fight to Somter paa groaofpar
og bill Der opfsre en- fireetages gpg'
ming.
Stpr 0ape. Set blep iorrige l1ae
befienotgiort | Samestopn, at Gr9'
iioent aroe5e peb Sanestoipn College
lom Sape bar mo6taget en- lterre
Fengeium, bborfor ifal opfsres en-
Science Sau peb Sfolen. gpgnin'
gen bliper SO SOB breo o. 1876 SOB
lang, % ben bill inbbeiatte ct tllo'
itGnoig uOitpret femiif 2uboratori.
8ioerens Hapn er eiter Inmooning
life offentliggiort.
Ssges / Wsqebgcn. s @abpeton
berte man forleoen fra 6reb Carton,
iom poaItaaes at baoe ubgtoet TO fal'
lie @anfmloiSninger ser. Beoples
State ganf mootoa nenllig fra Tine
9onfforbinoelier / minneapolis en
Inoisning, Der al Carton bar gipen
til en- Better Inoerion Ocriteos. 9aa
oenne anpisning uobetaltes Der mo-
turligoiS ingen Henge, men ct Sele'
gram meo gegipriag ON at arreItere
Sorion blep oerimoo itrar ienot til
minneapolis.
Seier for @allep Gin. Zen Strib,
Der / ire Gar bar ppret isrt meIem
Saaep Gitp og Rorthcrn 8aciiic go.
men blep forri9e l1ge ofiluttet peo Ell
al Observation-Disclosures af9iper
&lertoelie, Der er Ell filbitpnOig
Seier for 9perl. ganen fuIbferte for
ire aar iiben fin puIOi9e Gro oper
Sbepenne 8alep norocnfor gperl, og
oeo at opfere Ell flor o. mooerite
Stationsbpgntng Der giorbes Der
SorIeg pua at operfere al GdSiager'
trafif bertil ira Stationen / ielpe 9p.
en-. SEQ at bringe Sngeu for Hetten
fit gpen uoiteot en- Snirunction, bpor.
oeo 9a1len blep tounqen til forelsbig
at laoe ire E~asiagertog bper Sci, iaa.
bel peitgaaenbe iom sitgaoenoe, an.
Lobe 9penS oprinoeliQe Station, o.
iiben bar Striben hprct bolot aaacns
De. 6oreneOe Stater8 9fet erflGreoe
tiliioit, at Set bar Stutens Sernbanes
Commission, iom Der bapbe bsieite
Wpnoiabeo, og ct Msoc, b%porunoer
begge SiOer gapes glnIebntnq til at
fremfere fine Infer % Sororinger,
afboloteS | 9e9prtbelicn al SSamuar |
Sallep Gitp. &~ienbelicn err, iom iagt,
en- Seier for 9pell, ioet regi1Ipr Gas-
iagertrafif til ben oprin0elige Sta.
tion ifal 9ienoptages Sen 15be April,
meoenS gnnen 9ipes 6riit inotil lite
Sec. at opfere en- tilitrPffeli9 itor os
moberne Stationsbpqning ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
3Mputuuu.

Np gane iifret. Sra Billings
melotes Den 28be Sebr., at Irbeioe
Itror pil begpnbes paa en- M Sern'
banelinie, Der sitoper fra Billings
'fal giennemifiGre ct at be rigelte
Grandchildren. Siifferroebprfning
os Weieribrift bill iipr faa ct betpoe'
ligt Spiping peb benile ganeitltb.
g~intcrbuebem gebulb. Srobs at
Der | 8inter bar p9ret nleget Tibet
Sne, ifal BOG ginterbpeben / De 81.
i%trifter, Der life or foripnet meo fun.
Iti1 Tanoing, bore / GOD Behold.
Slere Sarmere / Smegnen nf Bile
lings meloer, at Speoen er / iortrin-
liz Sorfatning, % at Der er llbiigter
til en- ligeiaa itor apling iom iiior.
SOrfnlst af ltlpe. s. 81. greof,
aniat peo Hortbern Taciiic @anens
IertIteoer j 2iningitone, bar forleoen
Iften NOR blepen opipiit al ltlpe, ba
ban bar unberoeis til tit ct Enr Wfil
ira gDen l%iggenbe Siem. S Sfl,m.
rirlgen altog ban oct for for at pGre
enoel Sltnoe, men ba 9obbprene orog
Jig n9rmere in0paa bam, inbiaa ban
mart lin Sare. 8eo at tpnoe enoel
Sprltifer, ban bapbe / 9ontmen, 90
lfrige bet meIte ban flnbe, bolot ban
llluene fra 2ipet inbtil ban fom npr
Siemmet, men Ga blep De iaa briitige,
at oct pilbe bape ppret noe meo ham
ON life hans Suitru baobe bort Ieo.
raabene og fommet bam tilbirlp.
Sum 9reb eft 8eupr % iprang til
llnoiGtning, og be 9lubife Hopbpr
Iugtebe itrar Slrnten og luifeoe bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-04
3niarpnJtn.

Sterf Gnlbc. s Sapparb bite 9fe.
gieringens thermometer iibite Sire.
bag Worgen 80 @raOer UNDER Nlll.
Spf / NiblanS nbpibcs. - Yitts.
burgb-aiblanb Goal & 0ocf Cos
Sof / IiblanO ifal ombpgees og uos
pioeS, iaa ben pil funrte boloe ON.
trent 10000 Cons mere END for.
Gang Sprlupclicstib. Sobn anigbt,
20 Iar gamrnel, al Berf, Sbabo, og
2pbia Heeb, sc slar gammel, al 81.
berta, Wih., bIep BEN 26oe Sebr.
gifte / Ga crosse efter at BABE ppret
i~orIopebe / 80 @ar.
SsSsfalo / Stonsbtpn. Irs. Ole
Grifion Guam er 17Oe fSe6r. beb hos
Satteren, Mrs. Inorep Sobniou /
Stousbton, 81 Iar gammel. Wfans
Den oeoe for Here Iar iioer, og bun
efterIaoer Jig ier 9srn.
SprfnlSen ltnsSom. 81 unge Srt.
ter | Ntilpallfee blep iorleoen are.
iterebe paa Inflage for at bore pare'
m9siige Gocaineipiiere. Se fleite al
9utterne ifal tilbere prominente So
miller paa 9pens Horoiibe.
9iusitraf FOR Wpro. Susb Ssren.
ion, en- Barber, Der Den 27be San.
IfisO % brGbte Wtrs. emma geping.
ton. en- Sotelpprts Suitru | Sreoeric,
erflGreoe Jig forrige ltge ifplbig |
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