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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-14
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Behind the Times
To the younss,sr ~ the present ssy
The tango 10 the stylsl
win the other fsneg dances
starring svssy little willis,
~ you ask for two step o. vsits'
ThsY'il RnswsF back 90 you
"oh you mean IN. sor, ~ danains
THAT our mothers used 90 do
Wants sou ship
ninks--What about that 10 hob
you owe met
winka-You must wait TIL my
soft ship comes home.
nlnks--What do you mcan1
Winks Why. they've all been
hard-ships. so far
Amateur 0olfer--How's thst for
stroke. my ladf
My Lad--Weii. IT'S certainly q bit
out OF the common!
NIeoe--Hope you enjoyed yourself
nj the pictures. auntie1
Auntie Yes. aid But I'm get
tin that deaf nowadays ! couldn't
hear n word they said
s,ifferer---I have the toothsehe,
and want something 10 cure II.
Friend-Now. you don't need any
madeleine. | had the toothache yes
terday. and went home, and my low
ing wife kissed the pain away why
don, you try the hame7
Sufferer think ] VIII. IL your
vito at home now
g Awful
Camille fTammarion cites histor'
teal facts TO show that the Christian
era IL rcckoned four years later
than Il should be. Horrors And
We arc then four years older than
wo thought We werc' And our
January bills are four years over
due and las, year was another leap
year and We never knew II. and
but why continue the narrowing line
OF thought n awfnl'-Phlladel'
phia lnqpirer.
Moss Apropos
AT the point OF hia gun slippery
I Tom relieved then pnhserby OF hiH
watch.
MY time IL yours. was tn" VIC
Tins only comment
Hes the First
A government scientist n; Wash
ltngton grnyely announces the I'm
portans fac, that the bite os skunk
IL not dangerous. Probably 80. but
also probably this soaentis, 10 the
| first man who ever waited around
ions enough to be bitten By skunk
Judge.
Modern.
Drummcr-Don't you have old
fashloned barn dances any more
Lew Nope. Now We call
'em garage socials Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-14
THINGS THE PRESS
AGENTS PROMISE

Y. II. Sothern. one OF tho most
distinguished and popular actors
that the American stage has ever
known. will be the attraction at the
Moore for one week, starting on
Monday night. In his magnificent
production OF III ! Were King"
and Hamlet"
Mr.. Sothern is again appearing
as an individual star. and is draw
Ing the same crowded audiences as
when he,was seen IN that capacity
a few years ago. This is a condition
TO cause no surprise. for the reason
that the American theatre has pro-
duced few players who are his equal
In the way OF histrionism and
scholarly attachments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-14

HER CHuM BELONGS.

Dear Uncle Jack: ! am very
anxious 20 become a member Of
The Star Circle. Ny chum already
belongs and has won several
prizes in your various contests.
am IA years old. Please send q
card.-Franees Wilson, Sedro- Wool
ley, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-14
SIZE WANTS ONE.

Dear Uncle Jack: Please send
me a membership card l am IL
years old aud am In the sixth
grade Mt school. fret heard OF
your interesting Circle Club while
living in North Yakima. We have
lived here about n year. Kindly
send a rd.-tanes Mooney. 1891
summit ay. ".
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.s---..--------. . -.----.--.------.
ALWAYS LOOKS FOR IT.

D~ar Uncle Jack: Having heard
considerable abou, the Circle At
school. I have At last decided TO ask
you for 4 membership card. al.
ways look for your column on Sat
urday. and think II Ia fine. Your
contests arc Observation-Disclosures
lsrsen, 6s7i n. ssth St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-14

Drummer-Don't you have old.
fashioned barn dances any more'
Lew Lucas Nope Now We call
'em garage socisis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-14

ccal firearms.
Henry VIII. for instance. had a
stick containing three matchbox
pistols. and a clumsy affair !, WIS
More recently sticks have been TT.
ted with snuff boxes. scent bot
tiea. watches. compssNee. spirit
TASKS. and even telescopes. A de.
ead- or 40 ago there was n craze
for a stick. the handle OF which I'M
screwed and formed a pipe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-14
ONE FROM BREMERToN.

Dear Uncle Jack: would be de-
certificate for your enjoyable Star
Circle Club Kindly send me. one.
Jules Mullen, Bremerton, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-14

NOME. AlaskA Feb. 1.-THE
Burgh and Hall team won the
handicap dog race given by the o
cal order OF Moose.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-20

SNN4AAO wv
up AS well as ever.
Claude Derrick threw one ball away
for a tWo-base error and let a Dodger
score. He whitfield again with run
ner in position to score. Then he
picked a single that tailed a runner.
But in the fourth round Derrick pull
ed a play that wiped out his error,
the Whit, and was much more en-
cOuraging than the mechanical single.
He was on first base when the sign
came from Bresnahan for the hit and
run. Claude raced for second on the
pitch. Roger performed his part by
betting safely to right Naturally
Derrick would be expected to halt at
third. But he noticed that Hummel
was slow in returning the ball and
dug for the plate, landing there safe
ly. Good and bright baserunning of
the kind that marks ballplayer.
We have to laugh when we think
about Claude Hendrix and what
lot that guy expects. He really
thought he was going to have vaca-
ton yesterday, brought his family in
from Kansas to watch the Chifeds,
OOhCO AIn1oCl1 up Ill LID lC" ClOIACo,
and bought a sack of popcorn.
Claude was all set for an afternoon
free from toll. His vacation lasted for
six innings. Prendergast was raped
hard, so Tinker brought Hendrix out
of the stand, had him dress and warm
up. Before Claude could strip his
Sunday best Brennan had to be sent
in to relieve Prendergast. There still
was chance that Claude would have
whole day off. But Brennan slipped,
and Hendrix had to pitch the last six
innings.
There is one satisfaction in this for
Claude's family. They always know
where he is. He's pitching for the
Feds
Brennan worked long enough
against Kansas City to prove he is
not yet ready for regular duty But
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-20

causing any fences to be repaired.
The infeld is mediocre, shortstop be-
ing hole untitled since Mike Doolan
jumped to the Feds at the start of the
season.
That would Indicate that O'Day
and his Cubbers should have joy
ride through Thursday. Right, they
should.
But the Giants will not be butting
their heads against any stone wall.
Now that the competition has tight
ened, Herzog has been losing often.
He has one good pitcher, another
who is alright when right, but not
always right, a good catcher, two
good infielders and a poor garden
contingent.
The pitching staff is causing the
greatest trouble. Benton is as good
as the best. Ames can pitch some
days. And that let's the Reds out.
On dope, therefore, the Giants and
Cubs should be in the same relative
positions at the end of the contests
they start today A break in luck
will have to crop out for either to
gain.
Larry Cheney has been getting
much-needed rest the past few days
and will be allowed some more vaca-
tioning before the West Siders depart
for the east For this trip will be the
real test Against the Phillies and
Dodgers there should be easy sailing.
Giants and Braves, however, will give
the O'Days a whale of a battle. If it
wasn't for those pesky Braves we
would be in first place.
Cheney hasn't worked since the
third day of the New York series.
That was last Tuesday. Against the
Phillies it should not be necessary to
use him more than once This lay
off should prime the iron man for a
string of victories through the sea-
board towns.
ZaheI did five inninos of work
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-30
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Aehttater sni.iiul-tr rstar ~ bonis Non ~ aid
estate siill Jiin A. tiark ha1iu. rs-4i.rIts4i =.
.sia sd iiini-trstsr anI having been di-ollsrfsd
te teafsass sisl.infstfsisir ~ zail tise Nlsois
~ - any uart of said real esiato a. may b. ns.-
se--Hn ia'r M purn,s-es speoiied 10 said ssti-
Z !. turtl,er orssred that this or.ior be pab.
ilsiien tT = least ftlur successive Naekz ~ tine
ennnisun >ss-f hampi pisn. = Weasiv nes-Iss-
pr published a. the IoWu q tsanuisau Ia s.,ld
county CLIFFORD " Sr1NE
Firsi published or D fsi4
Las publ Nus s. IaI4
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-30
nu1iss q eni lsoGlsasaf

In the matter ot the estate Of John
Hg9ice is heyeby givea that ON Monday
the and day OF November A d 1914. heinz
1nu0 tie regular days Of the September
County Court OF Gunnison
County in fhe ste O. cSlorad. l. George
Dunbar, admiBistrator Of said estate, will
appear before the Judge OF said Court,
present my final settlement as such adj
ministrator pray the approval of the
same, and vi II then apply to be discharg
ed as such administrator At which time
pear and present objections to the same
II any there be,
Dated at Gunnison, Colorade, sept. "a,
1914. GEORGE DUNBAR
Administrator OF the estate of John j.
Dunbar, deceased.
First Pub. Oct 2, 1914
Last pub Oct 30, 1914
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ksaice q Fiaal Sseelsosst

In the matter of the estate OF Elizabeth
A. Edwards, deceased
Notice is hereby given, that on Monday
the 26th day OF October A. ID. 1914 being
one Of the regular days OF the September
term of the County Court Of Gunnison
county, in the state of Colorado, l, II. A.
Edwards, Administrator oil said estate,
will appear before the Judge of said
court, present my final settlement as such
Administrator, pray the approval OF the
same, and will then apply to be dis
charged as such Administrator, at which
time and place any person IN interest
may appear and present objections to the
same ii any there be.
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado. Septem-
ber 23rd, 1914. -
+. A. EDWARDS,
Administrator of the estate of
Elizabeth A Edwards, deceased.
First publication sept. 25, 1914
Last publication Oct. %, 1914.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the matter Of the estate Of Matt Caya-
naugh. deceased
Notice j. hereby given that on Monday, The
9th Cay az November, A d. 1914, being one Of the
regular DAYS of the September term OF the
County Court Of duunispn County, Va the state
of oiorado, l. Anna u Cavanaugh. Admins
tratrix af said estate will apps Ar before the
Judge Of said Court, present my hual settle
ment a such Administrstrix, pray the ar-
pravsl az tile same and will then auply to be
discharged a. such Administrators. at which
time and place any person ~ interest may az
pear aud present objections 60 the same II any
there be.
Dated at Guunisou. Colorado Oct. 3. 1914.
ANNA d tANANAGGH,
Aduiuistrafrix Of the estate of Matt tava.
naueh, deceased
First published October 9, 1ali
Last Published November 6, 1914.
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kstsce fs9 Pukl,css.ss.

Bapartmaut of the Intariar
y Land oiiice a Muntrose. Cfllorsdo
Dctifhar ~ 1874
Notice l. herebE given that MAJ No sbe "A
dfnni-uns uioradu. v b., un August fu ftsIi
made iie-ert Land Entry No ~ Regular ser.
lee, No. ulie. iur 81 81 ~ectIou ~ ~ 4,
of v a. section - \ w. 81 M SEb OF NV !,
aud - q SN Sscti'fn q. IuWuShip o. North,
hanSe " est. New Mexico Principal Meridian.
nas HE'D notice ~ iuteutiun ~ make Final
Dessert Land frouf 10 establish claim 20 tho
land above dsssoribed. bel, re N Nour-o q :
Commissioners. 81 ttunnisun q oitsrails, ou an.
twenty FIRST day 81 Nogenibsr. 1874
tlaimani ma nas wituesses.
Charles M'rRieman. William Moore Rpbori
W Cooper john McCsbe all - tiunni.,, olo-
rado. q q. SkiNNtE
Registar.
First published Oct ~ 1914
Last published November 2O 1914
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-30
Nsaice fer Puklicatisa.

Department of the Interior.
L. $ Land Office at Montrose, Colorado
October 8 1914
Notice is hereby given that John ". Hollenbeck
of lola, Colorado, who. on November %, 1907
made Homestead Entry No. 1n2, Ute series
No O2si3 for So of Sti4. section p, and "
of NEit Section p. Township 90 North, Range
2West New Mexico Principal Meridian, has
fled notice of intention 10 make Einal Five
Year Homestead Proof. to establish claim tC
the land above describei, before Register and
Receiver. 4 :. Land Office at Mantrose, Colo,
on the 18th day Of November isi4.
Claimant names witnesses.
Tom Matchett. uf lola, colorado.
Valentine arron, Of lola, Colorado.
tfeoree Purcell II Giuunison. Colorado.
James Crowley, of lola Colorado.
q &. SKINNER, Register
First published October y, lslt
Last published November Is. lgii.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-30
ksaice fsr PsklicsGiss
Department ~ the Interior.
L ;. Land Office at Monfruse. Colora

Department ~ the Interior.
L ;. Land Office at Montruse. Colorado.
septemb ber p. 1917
Notice is hereby given that Jesse X
Phelps OF Po~derhorn. Colorado. who.
ON september 2ird. 1910, made Homestead
Entry, No O55H. Ute. Tor SMI-I 81 NEt-4 81 2
OF NNl 4. Section a. and St1Aof Nt.l-l. SECTION
y Township ~ North, Range West. New Mexico
frincipal Meriils has filed notice of inten-
Proof TO establish claim IT, the land above
described. before Ernest NJ. Nonrse, 4. $. Com
missioner al ttunBison, colorado, on the sev.
enth day Of November 1914.
Iiaimant names a. witnesses:
Oscar johnson. William tobbs Frank An
drews, Ernest Foster, all of Powderhorn. Colo
O. G. skinner,
Register
First publication o'ct 2 last publication Nov g.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-30

Pubhc : hely as4r at
Tutdi sale the oH e 81
oolFsd and
nnan2 at the hour ID O'Clock 81 said day Of the following
si"d real
have not been paid shall
interest and penalties,
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Publication List Delinquent Taxes
ron the YEAR IOe3

! EEksT EERs oFFHE
tffNSiss'S GorNT8.
STATE go t0I.oRApo
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NaEE - oNNER
"a Aal Hsla sssn2zshs.E
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-04-30
Athletic Meet At Huron

Hnrnu ArriI o. I,,o,,,t =
prown af Chioaoo Sc ntormotio.aI
,on,,,o o. nromotou g 49, ..ao.
Ol,ou,io 1000 r,;m .ofo..I,L.,L:~S
annnaI ,naoL anL saII ns g =
M;onaso,a DaLata aanrnoa -.
IL Mo,, 90 anI 90
South naLoto ,raoL f,,. 49,,
tb,,. ,e,i. ~ r,o+ IT,. III, .,a,o
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-04-30
E. A. LIN 81 T Y
Draw dnd
Bdggdgemdn
Phone Red OF.
Miller $, D.
Mar. lotG.
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the VINE
OF interest due on II mortgage dated Sept.
cmbcr 10, 1909. executed by George n.
Carroll. MOrtgHgOr, to John T.. O'M8rH.
Mortgage. upon the land described ~ the
East One half of section Twrnty-spVcn (27D
in Township One Hundred and Fourteen
G1lD North of Range SiNty-sevcn 90 west
Of the Fifth +, NJ. IN Hand county. South
DaEOta, and which mortgage was duty re
corded i'm the office of the Register of Deeds
in and for Hand County. =. -. ia book 50
on page 2SS on the 18th day Of September.
and upon which there * due at the
date al this notice the sum Of Five Thou
sand Five Hundred and Niuetv-two Dollars
principal and interest besides the sum 81
twenty-five dollars ATTORNEYS ices Ms allow
eel by law.
whereas no proceedings at law or other
wise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured nv said mortgage or any part
thereof.
Notice Is hereby given that said mortgage
will be forccloscd by "A sale Of said mort
gagged premises at public auction by the
sheriff of Hand Count at the
'front.' door of the Court House in Miller. in
said Hand county. South Dakota ON sat
urdav, the second day uf May, 1914. At two
O'Clock y. VI.
Dated at Miller, =. D.. March 18th. 1914.
OH +. O'MARA. Mortgage.
&. NJ Carroll, Atty. FOR Mortgage.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-04-30
Federal Troops i'm Colorado

Federal troops from nearby forts
are being sent into Colorado by
President Wilson to put an end to
the bloody war and restore order in
the strike zone.
Governor Ammon has ackLow-
lodged he is powerIess to cope with
the situation, which has lasted for
weeks and has appealed for federal
aid. The Colorado militia have re-
sorted to cruel methods Of warfare
thIer effort to subdue the fighting
strikers and many women and chill
dren have been killed. The army Of
strikers still continue in their dcs-
truction of property, capturing Of
mines and then FREEING them.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-04-30

\ prll1Ot3
Notice of Expiration of Time for
Redemption From Tax Sale
Before Deed Shall Issue

To John J. Oelrich. owaer. aud Jno. J
Oelrich, party in whose name the following
described real estate Is taxed, and &. A.
tOrkins, party in possession OF The follow
ing Described rea, estate.
Take Notice that the Sou.h West Quarter
tSWID Of Section Thirty 600. Township
one Hundred sixteen Il I6D: Range sixty
Six C'G5. West of the 18th L NJ, H. Hand
County, South Dakota, wac on the 18Th
day of November, 1911 duly sold by the
County Treasurer of Hand county. south
Dakota, In the manner provided Ivy la "
for the taxes Of the year $40, including
the amount due and delinquent thereon
for taxes, penalty. interest and costs then
due and unpaid. Ia \. u. Catalan for the
sum 81 S9.1". aud which certificate was
duly sold and assigned 10 w T. Bruell. aud
by him thereafter sold aud assigned to &.
T.. Smith, who is now the lawful owner
add holder of said certificate of tax sale
That the right al redemption from said
sale viii expire and tax deed issue 10 sald
real estate To the owner and holder oi said
certiticsIe 10y the Treasurer of Hand 'ounty
Sorth Dakota, at the cX EXPIRATION al SHY
days from the completed service ~ this
Notice, unless REDEMPTION shaiI ne SOONER
made rom such tax sale including any sun,
seqnent taxes paid by the holder az satd
certificate. or his assignors, and including
the cosis of these proceedings, AZ proViheu
by law.
Dated this 18th day Of April, 1911.
c. Il. smith,
owner Of tax certificate
W. r. Bruell.
Attorney for Owner OF Certificate.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-04-30
Notice of Mortgage Sale

lNotiSS VI NtbitSdSS oak
Default Las been made in the pay meut of
the principal aud interest secured Icy n
mortgage dated on the l3th day Of NOvcm-
Der l213 executed nv y. H.. Wcumore to
Mary T. Wedmore of Nankton Postotice,
Nankton County. South Dakota, mortgage
upou the following described tract Of land
living and being in the County Of Hand.
State Of South Dakota towit: Tie North
half Of seCtiGn twent"-three In tow nship Que
hundred eleven North, Range sixty SIX west
at 9Th Principal Meridian, South Dakota
upon which mortgage there u due at the
date of this mortgage $1,000, principal and
interest sal 10 amounting In all tn S2oG1 g.
10. BY reason of said default noIice il
hereby given that said mortgage will he
Iorcclosed bv sale Of said mortgRged pre-
misses at public auction ~ the front door of
the Court House Ia the city OF Miller. Conn
" of Hand, south Dakota IN Friday, June
18th. 1914 at the hour of ten o'clock la the
forenoon al thar day.
HARRY kUNkLE
Attorney for Mary T.. wedmore.
mortgage aud owner of the
mortgage.
j.. j. MORRIS.
sheriff. Of Hand County, South pakata.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-04-30
March 2ItG
Notice Of Foreclosure BY Adver-
tjSement

Nhcreas, default has been made In the
payment ut the money secured 10y a mort
gage dated the First dav of March A. H..
. q executed 10y !. W. IIeltibridle and
Alma Heltibridlc, ~mOrtgaGors To VIM. j..
Halloween, mortgage, aud which Mort
gage was recorded In the office at the Regis
ter of Deeds 81 the Count of Hand. State
al South Dakota. in Book ~ of Mortgages,
on pags l5T on the 9TH day uf March, 1899
ut I O'Clock -. m aud
Whereas, the amount claimed to be uue
upon said mortgage ~ the date of this
notice. IL the sun of S22io 63; towit; 81
principal, aud S2l3 - interest and
> ~ tor taxes necessarily paid by sad
Mortgage and besides $4,000 attorneys
fees claimed.
Notice is hereby given that the said mort
Gage viii he forCCiosed by a sale of the
mortgHged premises therein described at
public auction at the front door of the
Court Houst, in the City of Miller. and
County of Hand and state of South Dakota
ON the >th dav Of May, 1914 at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon of that day The mort
gagged premises are Described a. follows,
to- wit,
south East quarter ga of section rwen-
ty-nine (29l in Township III Range 66 in
the County OF Hand and State OF South Da-
kota:
Dated at Miller, south Dakota. this 25th
day ot March A. d.. 1911.
WA. j. HALLOWEEN.
CHRIST SGHRlSr Mortgage.
ATTORNEYS for Mortgage.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-04-30

SCHOOL BOYS-We have a fine
proposition for making money Sat
urdays and after school. no risk,
send no money, we want a boy IL
every city in So. Dakota, boys hand,
ling new papers preferred. we start
you free, drop us a card for par
t~iculars. Beatty Music Co.. 1907
Hawthorne Ave, Minneapolis.
MINI. tt
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-04-30
OFFICIAL WORK
COUNTY BOARD
Continued from first pageJ

Riverside o. ...- .......,.... = ~
3O@
Campbell. 90. 30 40
Pleasant Valley 30 10
O~ntarlo...... .."........,,. $500. ~ ~
Ohio..,.... ..... ........... p -
Harrison ........ 33 10
amounts marked ~ include moun
for posting notices.
Board adjourned ill / p. III.
Ip. M. Board met as per adjpuru-
ment and allowed miscellaneous claims
Is follows
American Pook Co., school
books Sill -
Boroford Lumber CO., lumber
for county 20 81
J. 4. BushGcld, official print
ing Job work and ballots 2S5 30
Will 4. Beach, assessor sup
plies and blanks. ....... 80 81
Brown and Saenger, election
blanks ard supplies .,.... 44O 93
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., cleaning machiue..... , 80
Iohn F. Bartlett, proposal
committeeman ........... 1 90
Geo ID Raruard deed rrc,,rd
and del lax list II 10
Ed Corrin, repairing LEAH 60. , %
A.. II. Churchill, supplies for
Mrs. Berger q 20
CHuItal Supnlv Co.. supplies
for county schools IOl a
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for election. S3. 90 rejected
O,ko,a Central Tel ca rent
and toll f,r ;brcc months 4, r,
EIrca,,r srbnol SUNNY 20
cnrn,r ..L,nI snnnT.. f., 80
+ u Fi,z,or,Id nnnIies for
LnorL of hcallh 10 M
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mi.~t.o,.u : pp
ip,pioI II,,l.y official prin,-
ing inh work ~ III
uanrnord 4 S~,enhcu- Co
school sn,rlfes # ~
Jacob uuIl yarrh uruposaI
committeeman - %
T. Itoo,cr holapce nm
MILEAGE "a r.iec,od
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mittean,n 81 oo
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roro.r : mo
7 Morris delivering tvn
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NrIar Au,o 20 rlprrrir
lomrs D,
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Lawler and Mrs Lockctl D RI