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Creation of Miami county, 4317. Count not completed.
 To develop resources of the state, establish state banking system, printing plant, etc., 2830.
 Penal code, pardons and reprieves, sections 1280 to 1290, inclusive, 1457.
 An act providing for the creation. establishment and organization of new counties and the separation of parts Of counties and the annexation of same to other counties, 2195.
 An act to provide for changing the county seats and the proceedings thereof, and for elections to deter mine such change, 1897.
 An act to provide for and to regu- late transportation of passengers by common carriers on railroads within the state of Arizona between points in the state of Arizona, and to pre- scribe a maximum passenger rate to be charged by common carriers on railroads within the state of Arizona in transporting of passengers in in- terstate business, and to provide for the manner of exempting railroads from the operation of this act under certain conditions and to provide for the suspension of the operation of this act pending certain inveStiga- tions before the corporation com mission of the state of Arizona, and prescribing penalties for violations of any of the provisions of this act, 34S7.
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FOREST HoMEsTEADs
 BEING SURVEYED.

During the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1914, the Forest Service will spend S2O,000 in the survey of home steads, covering agricultural lands in National Forests in Arizona and New Mexico. These surveys are required as basis for proof, and must be made before patent can issue on each case described by metes and bounds when opened to entry. Up to last year, these surveys were made at the expense of the entrymen, and since the cost is close to $100.O case, large majority of the entries which were otherwise ready for final proof, remained unopened because of the cost of survey. Under recent legislation these surveys are made by the Forest Service at the expense of the Government, and the S2O.OOO available during the coming year will go long way toward clearing up the accumulation of cases from earlier years, and the officials of the Forest Service believe that this feature of the work will be practically up to date on most of the Forests in District 5 by the end of the fiscal year.
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FONDA RE-INSTATED
Justice of Peace at Stafford Wins Out On Appeal to Superior Court from Recall Election.

About three months ago in the town of Stafford a recall petition was circu- lated against Justice of the Peace W. B. Fonda. The recall election was held and according to the returns Fon- da was recalled and was forced to va cate his office. An appeal was taken ito the Superior Court and Judge Lockwood of Cochse county was call led to Graham county to try the case. Last week at Tombstone Judge Lock wood sent his decision in the case to the clerk of the court of Graham This decision held that the recall cleo tion held last spring in the town of Stafford which resulted in the ma jority of the voters favorng the re- call of W. B. Fonda, justice of the peace, was not legally brought about and ordered that Fonda be reinstated to his office.
 The recall petitions, according to the decision of Judge Lockwood, did not contain certain verifications which are plainly directed by the constitu- tion of the state.
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PATRIOTIC EXERCISES.
Flag Raising on Morining of Fourth on East Side.

Flag Raising on Morining of Fourth
 on East Side.
 On the morning of the Fourth an interesting event took place at the residence of the Directors and Mama ger of the Arizona Copper company when the National Flag was hoisted for the first time on the flag pole re gently erected at the south end of the lawn facing the river.
 The flag pole, which is of very graceful design is seventy feet high and painted white, giving a striking and finishing touch to the spacious grounds.
 Sharp at 7:3O a. m. before board ing the special excursion train for Duncan, MT. l.. V. HOyt escorted the Clifton band over to the grounds and when the inspiring strains of ''The Star Spangled Banner" broke upon the morning air MT. Norman Carmi- chael hoisted the stars and stripes to the top of the mast in honor of the glorious anniversary.
 Several appropriate selections were then given by the band and three rousing cheers closed the simple cere- mony.
 The flag, which is a very handsome one and of magnificent proportions, measuring fifteen feet by twenty-five feet long, was presented by MT. J. G. Hopkins, of Tiverton, Virginia, whose interest in Clifton, and all improvements made in it is well known, and of which interest his pre- sentation of this flag is a fitting token that will be much appreciated by the people of Clifton.
 S. F. Lanford, manager of the store department of the A. c. com pany, Ltd., at Coronado, was a visitor in Clifton on Sunday last, having at tended the celebration at Duncan. MT. Lanford is a candidate for Repre- sentative in the Legislature on the Democratic ticket and is highly spoken of by all who know him.
 Decrease of about three million pounds of copper was shown in June by the smelters at Douglas. Copper Queen output was Il ,625, ,o00, as com pared with 13,90O,000 pounds in May. The falling off was due in large part to the absence of the Miami concen- trates which the smelter handled in May, during the closed-down period of Greene-Cananea Present outlook is that business may return to Cop per Queen shelter this month, for it is by no means certain that another strike is not at hand at Cananea. Calumet & Arizona smelter output of copper for June was 5,S6O,OOO pounds, slightly under that of May. Both smelters had good operating months and gave creditable perform ances. The lesser productions show no less mining of ore in the district, but possibly a little more c. & A. attention to the leaner ground.
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WALKED 4ooo MILES

Across the American Continent to prove that I had been permanently cured of hopeless case of consump- tion A 32-page illustrated booklet telling all about it free.
 CARRIE VAN GASBEEK, Box 15, 325 South Hill Street,
 Los Angeles, Cal. 1in-t-f-
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NOTICE TO CAMPERS.

The MorSnci Water Company here by gives notice that it owns or con trols the land through which the Eagle River flows for some five miles above the pumping station and that all parties contemplating camping along the Eagle River are hereby notified to do so at some spot on the river banks located below the pump ing station.
 W. L. DuMOULIN,
 Superintendent.
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Sustained Heavy Loss

ouSIdIIIGu EIGdVy EOSS- During the recent flood which came down Chase Creek the work done up on the extension of the Metcalf High way was completely wiped out by the flood waters. Contractor Cotey states that the loss will be between four and five thousand dollars and as the road building was done according to the plans and specifications of the Board of Supervisors he proposes to present a claim to the county for the damages sustained.
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Pioneer IlI-

The many friends throughout this section of Arizona of Dick" Laken- an, one of the pioneers of this dis trict, are grieved to learn of his seri- ous indisposition, he being removed early during the week to the A. c. company's hospital, suffering from an attack of locomotor ataxia. His brother, of San Francisco, has ar rived in Clifton to be at his bedside, and will upon his sufficient recovery remove him to his home at San FraciSco.
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E. N. Prettyman pead-

Friends here of B. N. Prettyman received this week the announcement of his death, some days since, at the home of his son at Cincinatti, Ohio, where he was removed fol lowing an operation performed for cancer of the stomach, by a specialist at Minneapolis, Minn. Through long residence at Clifton,h he and wife leaving here only few months since.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-07-10

WASHINGTON, July 1-The salary of presidential postmasters was today increased $100 each at the following offices: Benson, Bisbee, Clifton, ter ome, Mesa, Metcalf, Wilcox, Wicken- burg, and Tempe. Two hundred dol lars advance each was given Miami, Ray and Winslow, Nogales to get in- crease of $500.
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Salesman to Denver

Among the Clifton attendants at the national convention of the Elk lodge is Frank Spencer, employed in the shoe section of the A. c. com pany's store. MT. Spencer will re- main several weeks at Denver and surrounding points
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Train Leaves Tracks

Several box cars being switched at Guthrie last Monday through some manner left the tracks where the track crosses the bridge over the Gila river All night work was necessary to their replacing of the trakcs.
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On EaoIe Creek

Capt. John Christy, of the White Mountain Lumber Co.,, left on Tues day morning, via Eagle Creek for the Black River country. It is understood that MT. Christy is looking over a proposed logging railroad route via Eagle Creek to the timber sections of the Apache National Forest.
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NorlcE Io FIREMEN!

Regular monthly meeting of the Clifton Volunteer Fire Association will be held at the Risdon Studio on Wednesday evening, July 15, 1914 at 7:3O sharp. All firemen are urgently requested to be present, as import ant business will come before the meeting.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish that all those who so kindly comforted us with their as- sistance and expressions of sympathy in our present great bereavement may know that our heartfelt grati- tude will be theirs always.
 Signed:
 MRS. WAMSLEY,
 MIR. and MRS. R. B. LEWIS.
 Morenci, Arizona.
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NOTICE

I have 20 dependable pianos taken in exchange on player pianos which I will sell from S100 to $500, worth double asked, some of these instru- ments are like new and cost $500, easy terms. Address,
 J. M. CRAWFORD,
 Deming, N. M. 7-3-4tc
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River Wall Damaged

The momentum of the waters enl- plying from Chase Creek during the rainstorms of last week, combined with the main current of the Frisco, proved too severe for the wall on East Side just opposite the junction of the streams, washed a portion of the stone away, and undermined the earth behind to a distance of several yards.
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For Representative:

For Representatives:
 Subject to a majority decision of the democratic voters of Greenlee county at the democratic primaries on September Sth, 1914, I hereby an- nounce myself as candidate for State Representative
 JOHN CHRISTY.
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Candidate Active

Frank Vines, candidate for the democratic nomination for Greenlee's representative to the lower house of the state Legislature, visited at Mo renci on Wednesday of this week, there meeting with the voters re- garding his candidacy. While the emoulments of this office are not enticing, yet MT. Vines will make an energetic campaign.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-07-10

E. V. Horton, County Attorney, is the latest addition to the Bras list Iof candidates who will enter the Pri- mary Election.
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pIssoLUrIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
 Effective this date, July 10, 1914, the partnership heretofore existing known as Vandercook & Black, has been dissolved. All claims and bills against this firm should be presented at once.
 VANDERCooK & BLACK. 7-1O@4tp
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For State Senator:

For State Senator:
 Subject to decision of a majority of the democratic voters of Green lee County at the democratic pri- maries on September Sth, 1914, I hereby announce myself as a candid ate for State Senator from Greenlee County.
 GEO. H. CHASE.
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A New offceiaI-

IA New Officeial-
 Clifton is experiencing this week the novelty of a United States income tax collector, Billie Graham, deputy collector of funds arising from in comes over and above three thous- and dollars.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-07-10

FOR RENT-Nice furnished room Outside entrance. Apply to w. R. Hutchins, Hills Addition. 7-3-tfc.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-07-10

Uncle Ben Crawford has been meeting his many friends at Met calf and Coronado this week, having spent Wednesday and Thursday there.
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-LlEE

HELLOi Do you know I have ar up-to-date electrical machine shoe shop on Chase Creek. Bring me your work. H. SENT.
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To EI Paso-

To Fl Paso-
 J. W. Ragsdale, employed in the drug department of the A. c. con- pany's store, has left for Fl Paso, where he will spend vacation visit with his mother.
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Vacation at Iexas-

TVacatIon at eXdS-
 Mr. Mcdowell, in charge of the department of the A. c. company's store, will leave August 1 for a va cation visit with relatives at McKin- Iney, Texas.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-07-10

J. G. Cooper and family ar spending their vacation on tn coast.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-07-10

My Elk sole leather lasts three times as long as the best oak. The best value for your money. H. Senf
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Mrs. Papot has gone to Fl Paso, where she will spend her Summers s vacation with her mother and other relatives.
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Appointed Town Engineer
 At the regular weekly meeting Of the Town Council this week H. c. McIlveen was appointed Town En- gineer to succeed H. O. Tunis.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-07-10

Frank Davis, after visiting here for several days, left Friday for his home in the Twin Peaks country.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-07-10

When going home call at Riley's and get a box of delicious Cactus candy. 7-10-4tc
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Miss Lola Hart, of the A. C.. stores selling force, is spending vacation at Silver City.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-07-10

Vernon Martin is visiting friend: and relatives at Kansas City, Kansas
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To California

To California
 Jas Smith and family left Thurs day for the pleasure resorts on the coast of Southern California, where they will remain several weeks.
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NOTICE.

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS (25. .OO) will be paid by Shannon Copper Company for information and sufficient evidence to cause arrest of parties maliciously loosening bolts, removing clamps, and otherwise damaging pipe Of Shannon Water Line. This 1n- formation will be considered con- f1dential.
 Communicate with J. J. Jones, Master Mechanic.
 SHANNON COPPER co.
 N3-5t.
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NO WIND-Men's welt Shoes, 1 sole sewed $1.00. H. SEINE.
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If you are going away put box of Cactus Candy in your grip. Get it at Riley's.
 7-1O-4tc
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Your sandals sewed while you wait H. SENT. tf
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Postmaster to Chicago
 Postmaster Lehman left Friday for Chicago, where he will remain for month enjoying his summer vacation.
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Clifton Concert Band Will Entertain Public at Band Stand Friday EVen- ina July 17th.
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Hskpg. rms.-Hagan's N. c. Tel. 1O4 tf-c
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Will Visit Scotland

P. B. Scotland, superintendent of the mines of the Arizona Copper com pany, with Mrs. Scotland, will soon leave for an extended visit to Scot land, England, and continental Europe.
 E. T. Morton will leave next week for points along the Northwest coast, intending to touch at Portland and other principal cities.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-07-10

Cactus candy is the candy to eat during warm weather. Try a box at Riley's.
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Round About Town
 DIR. T. A. BALMER, Dentist, Hampton Block. Phone S11.

Lime for sale. Hagan's Phone 1o4.
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BAND CONCERT

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-17
Events in Society

Mrs. H. A. HabOin led the lesson IN
English literature OF the period Of the
cavalier poets, together with Dryden
and Milton. Mrs. Henry Ludlow gave
the magazine lesson ON Scottish Art.
The hostess fer the next meeting Jand-
ary u, Will be- announced later
Mrs. Charles Ehret was hostess
"Wednesday to the Arts and Crafts club
Mrs. Il. q. Dunleyy gave demoIntra.
ton OF Christmas candy making The
husbands evening planned was post
pOned until later Mrs Frank Fain
will be hostess In two weeks
The FOrtnightly Research club met
Wednesday with Mrs. Charles Sims.
Roll call was answered with fayOrite
authors Mrs. " T. Icdbotter gave a
paper on Women I'm Literature" The
club decided to buy and dress dolls for
the Christmas offering to the children
Of ths Sunbeam Home. The club will
meet January l3 with Mrs. Ledbetter
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. ID. s.
White.
Mrs W y Morgan Of Hutchinson,
KAN, IL the guest Of Mrs b. Il. Em-
pie.
The Christmas meeting " Whittier
School Patrons club will be Friday NJ.
trrnoOn NJ , $50 o'clock In the Kinder.
gnrten rooms. An interesting program
hns been prepared.
The Music Department Of Sorosis
met Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Hob
s0n. Roll call was answered with
Christmas musical events. Mrs. J. NJ
Gayle had charge Of the Christmas
program, which opened with a PAPER
"Chrislmas, the Great Church Festi
'al." by Miss Stella Noryhl. Mrs. W
X. Clements gave a talk on "Chrlstmas
Music In America IN the Olden Days.
Mrs Ralph Parmenter told Of Christ
mas Carols Ancient and Modern" Tn,
club chorus sang an old English caro-
with Mrs Glenn Polhemus as sololst
Mrs, II. u. Newman played a beautifn
Christmas carol Of her own compost
tion, which wAs sung by Mrs. Glenn
Polhemus. Mrs. Mae Albertson anl
Mrs. A. l.. SEVERN gave duet, ant
Mrs. Hobson gave an especially enjoy
able organ number the Gloria In Et
CELSIUS" hy Mozart. Mrs. Curtis Bran
son gave talk on st. Cecilia, the pat
ron saint Of music. Mrs. Y. II. Bul
gave brief outline OF the oratorio
Nerxes by Handel. az prelude 10 IN,
largo from this by Mrs. Orin Ashton
and herself The club chorus close,
the program with ooh Holy Night
During the social hour the member
drew Christmas packages from q prei
tily trimmed table and the hostes
served luncheon Special guest
were Mines A, H. Madison, Frank "
Dale and g. II, Finch. The next meet
Ing win be January o,
-
Invitations were received We'd
nesday In the city for the wedding o.
Miss IneS Kinney, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs James Kinney OF Bellalre, o.
and Mr.. Edward King Gaylord, whicl
win be solemnized Tuesday afternoon
December 20 at the home OF the bride
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Mr.. William Upshlw, who hns been
for the past wear In Roswell " NJ, Is
spending II few day In the city he.
fore going 10 Helena, Ark To spend
Christmas with his parents. MIR aud
Mrs r. NJ. Upshaw He will return
here later to remain permanently
Mrs. George Cooke entertained with
delightful informally Wednesday af
ternoon in compliment to her two
chhrinlng sisters, Mrs. $. s. Kirkpnt
rick, and Mrs. Samuel Bodcn Laird II
Jonesbdro, Tenn The occasion was u
bridge tea aud nt the game Of auction
Mrs. John DuMnrS was presented with
lovely piece Of lingerie, made by the
hostess, and MN Frank O'Neal re-
eel,ed pretty set OF sHchcts with
handkerchief. Mrs. Kirkpatrick wa'
given n handsome pair of brass cnndlc
sticks. and Mrs. Laird n japanese
garden. Following the gnmc the guests
were invited 10 the dining room WHERE
NIL the decorations were In the bril-
liant shades Of red. with poinSettn
blossoms and red carnations and red
shaded candles Mrs. Samuel r. Laird
pouted. The guests numbered thirty
Mrs J Z. Rrough Jr, was hostess
"Wednesday IN the Isis club. having a.
additional guests Mines Russell strip
I'm of Meridian. Miss. and Hnrrl
Moerschell Top score WIS mnde 10y
Airs. A. NJ. Maldt md the club will
nect IN two weeks with Mrs = Glem
Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newell and
ton of Denver are expected Monda,
FOR Christmas visit with Mr.. ant
Mrs 4. II. Vance and Mrs Ida =
Newell
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. =. Evans depnrte'
today for New York city whore The,
will spend the holidays
Mr. and Mrs James Franklin Har
hour entertained the Plavers' clul
"Wednesday evening. Mrs. s. VI Glov,
Nnd Mr. T. " wcsteryet made tn
top scores Mrs. Harbour prescnte'
Mrs. s. r Blcdsoe, who win leave thl
week frr the new home IN Chicago.
pair 0f mahogany and hrags candle
sticks and the members NJ the club nj
toincd In many regrets NJ the depart
prr ~ Mr. and Mrs Bledsoe. The clul
w,ll not meet again until after IN
kolidnys, the hostess 10 he announc"
later.
Mrs George Handley ~ COlOral
Springs arrived Wednesday FOR huI
iday visit with Mrs. =. A, Brooks.
The Oak Park hmhroiderv club wa
entertained Wednesday by Mrs, Yer
penderaast Additional guests wer
Mines John Johnson. W. A. Smith an
II. r. Stnrhuck. The afternoon wa
spent with needlework. Little Mis-
Charlotte Hudson give several read
inGs, The hostess was assisted nv Mr.,
George HUDSON IN serving. The clu
will meet next January 0 with Mr.
n II. Ramsay.
The members Of the Calethla clu
het Wednesday with Mrs, W. A. Moor,
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watching the happy little fellows get
on, he noticed one especially dirty lit.
lie hoy and said:
How Is II you are 20 dirty, sonr"
Please, sir" answered the boy, II
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for council and Young men for war;"
1T means" replied Thomas, that
the old men do the auarrelling and
then let the young men do the fight
ing."-Fun.
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A rich New Yorker had been giving
some east side street urchins day at
the beach once year. the feature Of
the trip being an ocean bath.
As the patron stood by the car
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A few Mems white Kid Gloves
-l-Clasp, worth 500 In the
above lot. NJ 95c.
Fownes $3.50 Gloves al S29S--
These are Fownes' lG.hutton real
Kid black aud white, and the re.
ductlons are for Friday and sat
urday
Fownes $500 Gloves at Sl9S.
Kayser's Leatherette Gauntlet
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Blackistcn ls LAWYER Of the old
school and hss a well deserved reputa.
tlon for good heertednees that keeps
him moor He was recently imposed
upon nv the towns most successful
miser, one scruTgins. who placed trou
hlesome legal work In HIS hands A.
The time came for settlement Scrugeins
hemmed and hawed and manifested NIL
the SYMPTOMS Of being IN acnte pain
over having 10 pey q Just debt.
The lawyers sunny good nature
again asserted itself.
~ won't charge YOU anything for
NV services he said.
ScruErina petred sharply through his
buahy eyebrows.
Well. I'd like 10 have a receipt any
how" he snsrled.
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missed the car for the beach last
year"
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"Now, Thomas" said the teacher,
"can you explain the adage, Old men
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cnKIsrMAs INrnIArIoN

rhe best advice wc ruu give YOU
n, to visit tomorrow the store that
Is prepared 10 m""l your every
Christmas want You viii profit
10y the Quality MerrhmdlHc aud the
excellent Christmn- service