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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-15
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

,NANTED-Two or three nicely fur
nished rooms for a period of three or
four weeks Man. wife and young child
N family. In answering kindly state To-
,atiOn, rent desired and all particulars.
Address X, Box III. care Georgian.
30-ll-7
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-15

WHITEHALL ST.-WiI suitcase five
room apartment. all rooms are per-
manently taken now. 352 Whitehall
st. Main 3142-J 7-13-353
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-15

FOUk-ROOM HOUSE and h7l. all
modern conveniences; no children.
No. 90 Windsor St. 7-S-25
NICE HOME at East Lake for
rent. Half block from car
line and Country Club, six-rOom
house, built to live in. Every
convenience-city water, plumb
ing, furnace, bath, electricity,
telephone, screens. sleeping
porch, big verandas. Chicken
houses and 20 fruit trees on
place. Lot 1O5 by 100. Am
leaving city, and want to get
this, in hands of right people,
Rent $25 month by year, less for
longer lease. Percy H. Whiting,
care Georgian. 7-14-5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-15

REASONABLE-To gentleman or bust
ness woman only; two large, cool,
newly furnished front rooms; every
modern convenience; 5 minutes walk.
3 East Alexander, corner West Peach
tree Street. 10 %
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-15

NICELY furnished room with board for
o. couple of gentlemen. West Peachtree
81 Ivy 2lO4-J. TBS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-15

DELIGHTFULLY."- cool front room; re-
fined North Side private home. all
conveniences; electricity. Between
Peachtrees Ten minutes walk to Can
dler Building. Ivy 1294-J 7-15-5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01
STAR BILL AT GRAND,

One of vaudevilles grandest produce
tions, California" is to be the star at
traction on the bill that comes TO the
Grand next week
California is singing novelty with a
big company and perhaps the most mag
nificent stage mounting that has been put
in vaudeville, The act has been playing
engagements of two weeks in each city,
and all the way across the country from
far up in Canada to the Pacific coast and
down through the southwest. 1t was en-
route to New York when the Grand agents
induced its owners to visit Atlanta for
one week. 1t will be produced here just
as it will be presented in Broadway's prin-
cipal vaudeville theaters.
Gus Suns Elephants, wonderful herd
of performing big fellows, will be an at
traction that will probably create much
interest with the little people and the
grown ups as well. These elephants have
been with a circus and it will be a novelty
TO see them on the stage as a theater.
Leigh DeLacy and company in The
Boss" a comedy playlet the Four Must
cal Kings, a unique novelty; Chick and
assistant in barrel oddly Edwin George.
the comedy juggler and others are on the
bill
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01
GREAT THURsroN AT LYRIC.


That ingenious. alert and deftly mysti-
tying worker in magic. Thurston, will be
the attraction at the Lyric next week,
starting Monday night
He is not only an expert manipula-
tor-a performer of feats that amaze and
confound the spectator-but he carries a
vast tonnage of paraphernalia, company
of twenty-six people. and wittily keeps
his audience in the laughing mood while
working up to his sensational feats.
Magic is a word that makes children of
all. To sit and watch Thurston fit from
wonder to wonder from apparently one
violation of every law Of nature to the
other, from mystification to mystitication,
makes boyhood days return.
Keeping abreast of the times and seek
ing to always have that Of the best, Mr.,
Thurston has invented and arranged for
this seasons program many new special
features What he considers one of his
greatest triumphs is the perfection of the
remarkable Illusion, 1.-The Bangkok Bun
galow," from which an assistant is caused
to vanish three times in full view of the
audience Second in comparison TO this
is The Haunted window showing spir-
it forms in amusing capers, followed by
The Chair of Asia a reclining Juno
defying human endurance; The Vanish
ing Dervishes,' an Arabian mystery baf-
fling all ordinary inquiry, and 1.-THE Siam
ese Cabinet a marvellous production Of
living people.
Mr. Thurston can always be depended
upon for special feature Of more than
ordinary interest. This season 1t is Haga
Hands troupe Of Arabs, ten whirling
sons of the desert, who perform amaz-
ing feats of strength and marvellous aero
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01

batic feats entirely new to American thea
tergoerS.
1t is strange field in which this bril-
liant young man makes his living. one
that has been occupied by very few real
ly iIlustrious artists With his dextrous
fingers. his ready wit. and his genuine
personality, however. he Is not only a
wizard to excite wonder. but he is a
companion to enjoy. His interesting pro-
gram appeals to the children, for the lit
tie ones stare in open mofthed astonish-
ment at the marvellous acts of Thurston,
and for weeks they talk about his won
ders. as their parents did of their first
visit to the performances of Hermann
and the great Kelar.
Mr.. Thurston win present to every lady
attending the Tuesday and Thursday
matinees a complete horoscope of her life
that will assist the recipient in knowing
the future.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01
HARRY LAUDER is COMING.

Harry Lauder, the Scotch comedian
|"no is making his nth American tour
WI appear at the Atlanta Monday, March
y matinee and night, under the direction
~ william Morris. Lauder comes to this
ountry almost direct from the famous
command performance" in London, when
ne royal family visited a vaudeville
heater. He has dozen new songs this
tlp' and his supporting company in
Iuoes Nelanche's football dogs, direct
ON the Alhambra. London; Arthur AS
ne whistling plowboy," from the
]iord theater London; the three Bar
- american athletes; the six Musical
Iltys, little Freddie Haokin. from the
j ppodrome, London, and Red Fox a ven
u0qu'st and musician vsho performs on
s"'neing wire, from TIE Coliseum, Lon
seats on sale Tues day, March {
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01
Amusement Bills
For All the Week

Q ATLANTA-France Starr, in
. The Case of Becky" Monday,
. Tuesday and Wednesday Matt
. nee Wednesday
. Walker Whiteside, in The Ty- {
phoon," Thursday matinee and
night.
GRAND-Keith vaudeville all
the week, with California as the
Eeadliner Matinees daily, begin
ming Monday.
LYRTC-Thurston the magician,
all the week Matinees Tuesday, I
Thursday and Saturday.
FORSYTH "A Winning Miss"
tabloid musical comedy, all the I
week. Matinees daily, beginning I
Monday.
BIJOU-Family vaudeville and I
. motion pictures all the week Mat
inees daily, beginning Monday.
sssssosssssesessssssessee,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01
NEXT WEEK AT The THEATERS

cy,' finishing with their well known SEN
sational acrobatic. dance. This is by far
one of the most sensational acts that has
been booked for many weeks at the Bijou
The program also Includes Doyle and
Elaine, a clever sister act, introducing the
latest songs and dances Also Ralph and
Joe. a strong acrobatc act. and John b
Vincent, blackface comedian There is
no lack Of diversity in the bill, and to
judge from the reputation that the sew
eral acts have and the hits that they
have made in other cities, a strong
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01

Ut FTCER 600" ON HIS WAY.
= usnstin Ntzhugh, fl Get farce. Officer
:, nightly ran a m lie minute and
~ up the swift pase for six months
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01
BILLY 8. VAN COMING.

Billy b. Van. who is one Of the most
popular comedians visiting the Lyric thea
ter is booked for one week, starting
Monday, March 10. He has much i'm
proved his musical comedy Offering this
season. 1t is in line with the laughable
Van broad humor ana Is entitled "a
Lucky Hoodoo." Mr.. Van is supported by
the Beaumont sisters and an attractively
gowned chorus
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01

in Chicago, wien Messrs. Conan & Har-
ris gave the vast crowd of theatergoers
assembled a correct insight into their
method of putting over popular sue
cess and at the same time winning for it
continued favor
Officer 666" comes to the Atlanta thea
ter for three nights, beginning Thursday,
March 10, including matinee on Satur-
do
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01

densed and will be seen here in tabloid
form The features that made this must
cal play such an enormous success are
still contained in the condensed version
The novelties and effects such as THE
Yankee Lad Finale" Dixie Daisies. -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01
"A WINNING MISS AT FORSYTH,

what will undoubtedly be the biggest
tabloid event of the present season at the
Forsyth theater Is the engagement OF IN
Winning Miss "A Winning Miss after
three years of Unprecedented success on
the road, as a So attraction, has been con-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01

Love Serenade" and others. are mounted
the same originally. There were 50
many good songs and effects in the play
"A Winning Miss" that it made 1t hard
task to condense the play without cut
ting out some of the good features, but
the authors of the piece themselves did
the work of elimination and the result
has been more than satisfactory. The
company numbers rs on the stage
"A Winning Miss" will be the bill at the
Forsyth all week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-01
SENSATIONAL ACT AT elJou.

Special interest should attach to the
vaudeville which is booked for the com
ing week at the Biiou, inasmuch as il
will feature as its special headlner Wal
ter Schrode and Lizzie Mulvey in a com
edy playlet entitled The Theatrical Agen-
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19

Iailcr Frank Nixon has tender
heart II is custom for the dead
ones In the grave to play koon Kan
the corpse losing the series having
to do the washing Of the shrouds.
grave cloths. and other rcgalA IA
which the dead bodies are drapod
Kangaroo Judge Murphy vas the
goat
To tighten his labors as much as
possibl. Jsilcr Nixon gave him "A
cup fun of washing soda and told
him To use a teaspoonful TO buck.
81 to soften the water
The Judge promptly put generous
spoonful of soda In the drinking VA
ter When the thirsty ones wen, To
appcas" their thirst there was much
.puit"rinE and e,pectoraiing The
remarks they made fin privatel abou
th" assininity Of any one who would
order soda - be placed In drinking
water are unprin,able
When Iailcr Nixon came In he VAS
the recipient Of many black looks for
which hr failed 10 understand the
meaning He was asked Why soda
had TO b. placed In the drinking va.
ter Then hr smiled and explained
that the soda Wss for washing pur.
poses
hthongh no open charge has been
made It Is iniimaied that the goat
pnrpos'ly misunderstood what the
soda was Ia be used FOR IN order
that h" might get back AZ the corps
80 whose clothes h. vas scrubbing
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
UPxsDOwN
THE
MLLEY

Prowcrs county mas appropriated
81 500 for good roads and VIII re
ceiye similar amount from the
stete for the same parpos, s. coo
Ia all
Crowley county aill receive the
sum Of $500 OF the fund spportion-
ed by the State Highway Board for
the Improvement OF the roads in the
| county.
Fifty members Of the proposed mi
litia company of Ordway mei at the
town hall Tuesday evening. signed the
roll and perfected the tempor8ry or
ganlzation.
The alfalfa meal mill al Fowler
paid an average price Of s. 20 per
ton for hay during III. past season,
about sloO per ton more than that
paid by other mills In the valley.
SWiuk's artcslan well. which sup
plies the town with water. Is grad
ually becoming weaker. II is said.
and the commercial club bias petit
toned the town trustees rp take
immediate action looking toward Sc
curing more water eisewhere
Effective tomorrow. ,hsr, viii bee
inaugurated loca! passenrgr train
on the Missouri Pacific thar will run
daily between Pueblo and SUGAR City
and which will prove great accom-
mediation to the people az far as
that point The train will leave Su.
gar City at a. m. arriyinE In Pu-
eblo at s:lj a. m. Roturnins Il will
leave Pueblo at 40 p. m arriving
Mt Sugar City at 7;&5 p. IN.
The reduction OF the duiy on su-
gar does not seem To hayg any ef-
feet on the intentions of thc farmers
In the Fowler territory to raise su.
gar beets this year. Arrieulturist
G.oynd states the acreage this year
will be much larger than ever before
IN the vicinity of Fowler. Thus far
he has signed contracts calling for
a total Of 1850 acres betv-u the
Gravel PIT and Apishapa last year
tner. wcr. $50 acres In this same
territory Fowler Tribune
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
It Isn't Polite.

Besides. YOU can read ALL the ners
N much more eorfor, u YOU subseriss
Tor this paper.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
New Books a, the City Library.

The following Is q liaa VI the new
fiction at the library \ list of gen
.ral literature will appear In next
weeks paper:
Abbott. T.. H.-Nolly Make Believe
Brown. X. H.-rhe Hallowell Part.
nership.
Buckrosc J E-A Eachelor's Com
cdy.
Buckrose. } r, The Browns.
Chisholm. \. In. Boss OF Wind
River
Coms,oek. Sarah Tie soddy
Dayicss. ". T-Thr Melting OF
Molly.
King, Bssn-The srac, Called
Straight
Laughlln. G E.-Iusi folks
Laughlin. e E-TAr Jenny Philan.
thropist
MoCarter. NJ IA Wan OF Men
Meredith. George IT,, Amazing
Marriage.
Montgomery l.. NJ N. Story
Girl
Norris Kathleen To. Rich Mrs
Burgoync
olliSani, A-Thc ROYAL Road.
Porter. q S-Thc Sons Of the Car
dinal
Rice. A IA Romance Of Billy.
Goat iill
stephens. THE Crn.k of Gold.
stephens. MARY. Vary.
Webster. Jcan-Daddy Long Legs.
White. s E-The Ad,-nturc. OF
Bobby Order.
Woodruff n. s-Mis' Hcau,y.
Cameron. -Tangirs.
Converse. f-The Cuiidrrn Of
Light
Duncan. N-Th. Rest Of . Had
hoy.
Gillmore. I ii-phoele Er~es, and
Cupid.
Hopper. l,-Th. Freshman.
Hutchinson. 4 : n The Happy
Warrior.
JAnson. G.--prid. Of War
Johnston. Mary Coas. rirtng.
'."". j"nn"''"-Mr Achilles.
Locke. " In. layous Aaven.
lures of Aris'id- pu,o'
Lyndr. F.--Sei"r'ific spraswe.
MeCusch~on. 1T -nassoa "li"
Fortune Hunter
R',"s.H E-rn. valmnts oe vir.
x'nia.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19

Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that spe-
cial meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Walnut Hill OIL and Gas Com
pany will be held at La Junta, Col
orado. In the directors room OF the
Colorado Savings and Trust Company
on Monday morning. May 10. 1913. at
II o'clock This meeting will be
held for the purpose OF considering
the propriety OF diss1iylng the said
company. and to consider such other
matters as may regularly come be
fore said meeting
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. April
10. 1913.
THE WALNUT HILL OIL AND GAS
COMPANY
BY Charles w. Bomgardnsr.
President.
tttes,: Frank stsnsfield. Secretary
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Office at Pueblo. Com-
RADIO. April 9. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Rich
ard O'Neal. Of La Junta. Colo. who
on August 3. 1907. made Homestead
Entry No. l7s,5. Serial No. 0j7sa.
for northeast quarter, section l2.
township 90 south. range 81 west.
Sixth principal meridian. has filed no
tice Of intention TO make fve-year
proof. to establish claim To the land
above described. before the clerk Of
the distric, court. AT La Jun,a. Col.
orado. on the 18th. day of May. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Orlgrn 4 Worman. OF La Junta. Col
orado. Stephen G. White. OF la Jun
Ia. Colorado. John II simonton. of
La Iunta. Colorado. James l., Carter.
of La lunta. Colorado.
Not coal land
J. ". HAWLEY. Register
First publication. April IL. 1919.
Final publication. May 10. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19

j. W HAWLEN. Register
First publication. April II. 1919.
Final publication. May 10. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Ne.,e. q stockholders. m...,.,

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the La Junta Odd Fellow
Hall Association will b. held Mon.
day evening. May 8. 1919. at the on
ice OF F.. ". Mcdaniel. at S O'Clock.
for the purpose of electiug a board
of directors aud the transaction OF
such otner business as may proper.
ly come before the meeting A fun
representation Of stock Is requested.
c. Il. MAPES. President
William Fiscus. Secretary.
First public ation. April IL. 1913.
Last publication. May 3. 1918.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
ANOTHER Il JUATA CASE
Proves Ira, There's Way Out For
Many SUFFERING Ia Jur,s Fslts

Just smother report OF . ,-s. In l..
Junts Anoth-r lSpic.l cas-. Kidney
ailments relieved In l.. Junts With
pcsn. kidney pills
r " KlF-an. .ls ssn Juan Ave.
IA Junts. Colo. SAWS W, Kidney
trouble "a. hsrsditsr, and bet SHARP
psias In the anal Of ms back. ~hloh
bothered me especially Ia the morning
~hsn 60, up ana Al iin-s shsn ~As
working. The kidney sscreiioss we're
highly eolored Dam kidney Pills
renewed these trouble. and se~ an
n good shape. Statement given May
-. 1908
The Cure Lasted.
On October 81. 1914. Mr.. Klrsan
said Il am -illiss 10 eonarm ali I
said about Dosns kidney Pills three
yssrs sss They cured me and have
had lltti. or 40 trouble sIncs."
Dor sale by oil deAlsrs Price 80
cents. rsst-r Nilsurn Co. RnNslo
Nss YoSs. sole agents for the United
0ts.es.
Remember the nams -psaas-saA
take % other
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Notice In 0soarvptey.

In the Distric, Court OF the United
States for the District OF Colorado.
In the matter of william H. Allen.
bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
To the creditors of William II Allen.
Of Rocky Ford. ia the county Of
ot.ro. district aforesaid. bank.
rnpi
Notice Is hereby given. ,ha, on
the l',h day of April. 1913. said
William n Allen was duly adju.
dicated bankrupt; and that the first
meeting OF the ,reii,ors VIII be held
at room No. 3ot. In the Federal build.
Ing In IN. city of Pueblo. dlstrict
aforesaid. on May =. 1913. AT
ten o'clock In the forenoon. at which
time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims. appoint ,rns-
tee. examine the bankrupt. consider
and determine the time and manner
OF any proposed sale of said hank.
rupt's property and transact such
other business ~ may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated n, Pueblo. Colorado. April IL
1919.
SAMUEL ID. TRINBLE.
Referee In bankruptcy.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19

Obituary Burisls for the week "
Npril =. lal2
plEp-lohn Doe Gill.spic-of an
rstr"m" affection for Other p.opl.'s :
hors's Body va broush, from
Wichita. Kansas. by Undertaken Stew
ard and inferred In the county GENE
terry Funeral services viii b. held
som" time In June.
Note 80 This corp-. Unexpectedly
oam" To ~" and upon i.posiiinr 500
~ surety tina, h. would return to
the gray" when Sur. .nuf dead"
was permitted TO i.av. III. cemetery
bied-L.jiIo oliba tN.s,can, Sui
cid. Funeral services were held by
Justio. of III. Peace T.,.rs Monday.
April s,h
Sose-Th. deceased who 4. only
four feet tall .naoavor.d to whip
Santa W Detective Fred Funston
Too latter IL abon, SIX fe-, five and
weighs approximately go pounds In.
'"n'ion of suicide IL ,i,idly appar.
~nt.
Dicd-Roilie Lee ,.o wv says,
but Potter called him H.pn.r. Wrote
IN. following verse then succumbcd.
A lady named Josephine.
Desired In be a staxe queen.
nut ahc grew a r~d heard.
Which made her iook wicrd.
Now she's helping "a keep the grave
clean.
--Rolitr Leo
tn" hssty of the deceased ~as In
t.rr~i In III. county cemetery BY
Undertaken Potter. II Rocky Ford
April sth.
Caus~ of death: po~trynitis. con
tribuiovy raA~. Following Noose
v-lt's policy os antirscr sairsde.
Frank r. CALDWELL. twhen ~ 80
ne picture In the Puehlo AtasJosrs.
aD--"lf tooh lite that I sagAs u
~ hsng."
nm HAN u0M Am Df0
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Notice N Administrator Sale
SAMUEL ID. TRiMBi.E.
Referee In nAnkruptc,

In the matter of N. es's,. OF Mary
l.. Doyle. deceased.
Hy virtue NJ an order aud decree of
the county court of Oi.ro county.
made ON the petition of IN. under.
signed. administrator Of the estate
of Mary L. Doyle. deceased. on the
tenth day of April. \. y. 1913. !
shall. on the twelfth day II May
A. D.. 1919. ~ the hour ~ ten o'clock
m. sell ~ private sale. IA the
highest and best bidder. at IN. bank.
Ing house ~ The Colorado SAVINGS
and Trust Company In - iunta.
Colorado. the so,io~ins d~scv,h~A r-si
estate of said d~c~ss~d. t"-~its
Parcel I. Lots ~ and 70 In bIcch
-. r. the city ot i.s Junts. Ot~rU
county. Colorado.
Parcel :. Int I. In block Z. Home
Piace Addition to IL Iunsa. Mero
coansy, Colorado.
Upon the following terms. Via;
Cash In hand
A. the eoaclnsb,n NJ such sale
the purchaser viii NJ entitled IN .
e~stificat. II pSsshss~. and uton ~
prevail a such sale by the sourt
th~ purchaser viil H. entitled IN .
deeA n aaM veai prp~viy.
rHE COtONAtpO SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Aamlnistntos ~ ske estate NJ Man
l.. iDDyte. tD~csaAsA
flets1 q II jvwiA. Colorado. thss
TIA ~ u Ann. 4. D., 1919.
rtrsa psellssltsw. Ann -. tst1.
v1nal pnnootsNlss. n1aS :. lSso,
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
NEWS NOTES FROM THE GRAVE
Special to the Great Family Journal
by Leased Wire From Our Poet.
Forser Correspo ndert

GRAVE. A receptacle for the
dead. from Wecbster's Unabridged
T. g. otero County Jail-all incarcer-
sted therein are sure enough dead
ones and safely buried.
PERSONAL WANTED - 4 hns.
band who will stay in nights Ref
erences exchanged BOX 3-Xl06 Pest
In answer to the above advertise
ment in the Denver Post one of the
corpses sent this letter:
Kind Lady: am young good
looking. and single am willing to
stay in nights for you as have been
doing 50 since January . There is
every Indication that | viii do 40
for some time to come am out
of Durham SO | would BE- glad TO
marry you at once You will not
nave 10 leave your happy home for
me as am more than willing to
change my present residence for
yours Regarding references ! re
fer you to Frank Nixon as TO my
staying In qualities
Hopefully yours.
a. Wood y Swain
Til" following letter was received
by the Musical Monstrosities yester-
day:
"Dcre Surs. red Wid indcresd
abowt yore blnde inn the CRATE fam
Iy iurnal wud ksrc Ia hay Me
playo wid u
Yours Trooly.
sis HOPKINS.
Swink. Koloaddo
p. my kordion have busted
keyes butt kant notis II wen
playe taste.
SIS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-05

face and would walk the floor. l could
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though had not friend in the world.
"After had tried most every fe-
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pound. did so and gained in strength
every day. 1 have now no trouble in
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