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Pennsylvania
Man Thankful
Mr.. C. r. Brooks.
Marchall Mich.

Mr.. c. r. Brooks.
Marshall, Mich.
Dear Sir
Perhaps 1t will interest you. to
know that 1 have been ruptured six
years and have always had trouble
with 1t till l got your Appliance. IL
IA Very easy to wear, fits neat and
snug, and Is not in the way at any
time. day or night. In fact, at
times did not know l had IL on; 1t
lust adapted itself to the. shape of
the body and seemed to be , part
of the body, as 1t chung to the spot,
no matter what position I was in.
IL would be a veritable God-send
to the unfortunate who suffer from
rupture If all could procure the
Brooks Rupture Appliance and
wear it. They would certainly new
T NV rupture is now all healed up
and nothing ever did II but your
Appliance. Whenever the opportun-
jty presents itself will say q good
word for your Appliance. and also
the honorable way in which you
deal with ruptured people. 1t Is q
Measure to recommend a good
thinG among your friends or
strangers. / am,
7t Yours very sincerely,
JAMES A. BRITTON,
. Spring st., Bethlehem. Pa.
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Probably never In the history
of motion picture manufacturing
has a film been made with more
cumbersome details to be carried
out, more expensive scenery and
props" used in the production.
or more renowned actors engag-
ed, than the seven reel pictures of
Jack London's famous novel.
1.-The Sea Wolf" The film has
been obtained by Manager Siefert
of the Melbourne theater for all
of next week a; a cost of over
$500 for the exclusive use of the
reels.
Jack London and Hobart Bos-
worth-the author of the play
and the star player of the "Fa-
nous Players company"-took
leading roles In the production.
The same ship in which London
had his thrilling experiences was
chartered for the pictures. The
first film was made in San Fran
cisco bay, where two ships were
brought together in a collision.
Then the famous ship "Ghost"
was taken to sea. Pictures were
taken in the hold showing the
fierce battle for liberty of the
young critic--shanghaied on the
Sea Wolf" piratical vessel.
The ship was taken to Oriental
waters, where a real battle with a
shark was photographed. Final
ly the vessel was destroyed, COM
pleting a movie" drama that
cost thousands of dollars to stage.
1t is reported that the film
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2t.-An ex-
quisitely fashioned Venetian lace
tablecloth belonging to Mrs. Will
lam A. Clark has been seized by
the government out of the 49,
100000 Clark residence at 18th
street and 9Th avenue for unpaid
duties.
1t was modelled after a pattern
used by the pope and cost $6,500.
1t was seized by the customs Off
GERS in March, 1918, but the fact
has only Just been made public.
1t was entered as being worth
only $1,000.
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a Genuine Rupture Cure
Sent On Trial To Prove 1t
Don't Wear Truss Any Longer
Years Experience Have Produced An Appliance for Men, Women
and Children That Actually Cures Rupture

II you have tried most everything
else, come to me. Where others fail
is where 1 have my greatest sue
cess. Send attached coupton today
and I will send you free my illus.
trated book on Rupture and IS
cure, showing my Appliance and
giving you prices and names of
many people who have tried 1t and
were cured. 1t is instant relief
when all others fail. Remember, 1
use no salves, no harness, no lies.
l send on trial to prove what
say Is true. You are the judge and
once having seen my illustrated
book and read it you will be as en-
thusiastic as my hundreds of patti
ents whose letters you can also
read. Fill out free coupon below
and mail today. It's well worth
your time whether you try my APP
pliance or not.
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Some few theatergoers doubtless
saw Mr.. Southern in IF | Were
King" when he was seen in it in
1901 and 1901 and recall the
superb performance of Louis XI
by George w. Wilson. Mr.. VIII
son was engaged by Mr.. Sothern
for this role for the present re-
vival. Mr.. Sothern has been APP
pearing in "If | Were King"
with great success since last Sep
TENDER. Even while Miss Mar
lowe was appearing with the
company, she was not seen in Mr..
McCarthy's play.
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Confederate
Veteran Cured

Commerce, Ga, r. r. d. No. IL.
Mr.. O. e. BROOKS.
Dear Sfr:--I am glad to tell you
that I am now sound and well and
gan plough or 40 any a heavy ha wo ss.
feoted 9 permanent cure. Before
fetting your Appliance ! was In
fsrribie Condition and had given up
&ff hope OF Ever being any better.
q It hadn't been for your Appli
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Cured At the Age of 76

Mr.. c. e. Brooks, Marshall. Mich.
Dear Sir
began using your Appliance for
the cure of rupture q had a pretty
bad case) / think in May. 1905. On
November 20. 1905, quit using IL.
Since that time l have not needed
or used IL. / am well of rupture
and rank myself among those cured
by the Brooks Discovery, which,
considering my age, rs years, I re-
gard as remarkable.
Very sincerely yours,
High Point, N. c. SAM A. HOOVER.
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Child Cured In
Four Months

81 Jansen ST., Dubuque, Iowa.
Mr.. c. r.. Brooks, Marshall. Mich.
Dear Sir:--The baby's rupture Is
altogether cured. thanks to your
appliance, and we are so thankful
to you. II we could only have
known OF 4 sooner our little boy
would not have had 70 suffer near
as much as he did He wore your
brace little over four months and
has not worn Il now for six weeks.
Yours very truly.
ANDREW EGGENBERGER.
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Tacoma PlayhouSes

Tacoma I,caerDark this week Coming: Mcintyre Heath
in THE Ham Tree; robin Hood; Little Women"
Princess TheaerMs Myrtle De 10y popular Heating
Flood musical comedy company college Days Chorus
girls contest Friday night.
Pantages TheaterNapoleon and Little Hip, with five other
laughabe vaudeville acts.
Melbourne TheaterThe Battle Of Shiloh of the
pensve movie pictures made.
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ance I would never have been
cured. I am sixty-eight years old
and served three years in Eckle's
Artillery, Oglethorpe Co. I hope
God will reward you for the good
you are doing for suffering hui
mainly.
Yours sincerely.
II. ID. BANKS.
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7, 1.-THE Sea

shows each chapter of the famous
novel in graphic manner, and that
no detail of the story has been
omitted. The picture takes near
ly two hours to display the seven
reels.
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Others Failed But
the Appliance Cured
Mr.. G. e. Brooks.
Marshall. Mich.

MHfBHaII, Mlun.
Dear SIR
Your Appliance did all you claim
for the little boy and more. for IL
cured him sound and well. We let
him wear II for about a year in all.
after he had begun TO wear Il. We
had tried several other remedies
and got no relief. and shall eer-
tafnly recommend IL to friends, for
we surely owe II to you. Yours re-
WIN. PATTERSON.
No. TIT 8. Main st., Akron. o.
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Remember

i send my Appliance on trial to
prove what I say Is true. You are
to be the Judge. Fiji out free cou-
pom below and mail today.
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"Swap" the dog for a Persian
cat. See Want Adj page. 80
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Society

On0 OF the pieaSant Ifatefnal
affairs of the week is the Elks'
dance, announced for this even
ing at the Masonic temple by the
local order, b. P. o. E., No. 174.
The dance is strictly informal and
is limited to members of the lodge
and their ladies.
Phil Sheridan w. II. q. will
give card party tomorrow after
noon at the armory. Five hun
dred will be played and refresh
ments will be served. Mrs.
Aumans will be hostess for the
afternoon.
A Christian Endeavor birth
day party will be held in the
First Presbyterian church, 10th
and G streets, Tuesday evening,
February 3, commencing at 8
o'clock. A cordial invitation has
been issued to all young people.
The Yeoman lodge, No. 223,
will entertain with a card party
= tomorrow evening at Eagles hall.
All members and friends are in
vited.
Elaborate plans have been
made for an entertainment to be
given tomorrow evening In st.
Leo's auditorium for the benefit
of st. Leo's boys grammar and
High school. Vaudeville and
moving pictures will comprise the
SHOW" and some clever local
talent is promised by the man
ayers.
A number of pretty pre-nup-
tial affairs are being given in
honor Of Miss Harriet Phelps,
whose marriage OF II. G. Weir
Is announced for February. Mrs.
s. f. Markham, Mrs. Grace Mark
ham Carr and Mrs. Valentine
Eisenbeis have sent out cards for
a luncheon of Is covers Friday,
February 9, at the Markham
home, which will be one of the
attractive affairs given for the
coming bride.
The banquet and reception
planned by John A. Logan circle,
Ladies' of the G. A. R., has been
postponed until next week.
Mrs. George M. Lee was hos
tess yesterday afternoon at her
home on North 21st street for a
luncheon and cards compliment
tary to the members of her auc-
tion bridge club and few invit-
ed guests.
Mrs. H. f. Wegener will enter
tain at a bridge party at her
home on North M street next
Tuesday in honor of Miss Harriet
Phelps.
Tango class at Sloan's academy
tonight and Wednesday night.
advertisement"
Nups ID Ds DFOunfSli uuuOuuCeS
the second of her series of de-
lightful little musicians this
evening at her home, South 4th
and L streets. The affairs are
entirely informal, and are COM
plimentary to members of the st.
Cecilia club and their families.
Miss Piercie Donald, 37O2
North 25th street, will entertain
tomorrow for the Girls French
club. Le Circle Francois.
Mrs. John @. Mason, assisted
by Mrs. l.. W. Wray, will enter
tain Saturday afternoon for the
Mary Ball chapter, of the d. A.
r., at their home, 1901 North
Washington street. Mrs. Sydney
Anderson and Miss Oliver will
appear on the program in musi-
cal selections.
Glass I'm ballroom dancing,
SlOan's academy, every Friday
evening, 8 O'Clock.
Advertisement"
Topaz circle, No. 427, Guard
club. will entertain with q card
party on the afternoon of Febru-
airy 4 at 719 IL Commerce st.
800" will be played and dainty
refreshments will be served. ALI
friends are invited.
Try the "Swap" game. See
Want Ad page. 80
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Free
Information
Coupon

Mr.. c. II. Brooks,
20s4 stnte ST., Marshall Mich.
Please send me by mail in
plain wrapper your Illustrated
book and fun information about
your Appliance for the cure Of
rupture.
name ....s....s... ........ss..
CITY $1,000. ..s.s... -. -.
VIZ Hl |1H 1858 .|
n. r D. ......... state ......
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Try the "Swap" game. See
Want Ad page. 80
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love troubles for you to
solve, but l would like to
ask you to give space In your
column for this beautiful
piece of poetry. 1t is writ
ten by Mrs. James F. Hub
bard in a trainmen's Jour-
nal. Thanking you.
SONGS UNSUNG
Away in each hearts safe recess,
So deep in its secret fold,
Lies a kindly thought or a motive
true,
Or a noble deed that each may
do.
In the clay a vein of gold.
How wise the Master builder
Who fashions each principle
To the solid rock of love divine,
Safe anchorage through tide and
time,
His mission to fulfill.
Let none in the hour of sorrow
Ger the error of his way
Count the race as lost in his souls
despair
Or Heaven closed to his plead
ing prayer,
Let hope send forth Its ray.
Full many a one in his ardor
Esteemed not the little deeds
AS worthy of note in the plan
of life,
Where the lowly toiled mid care
and strife,
Knew not their humble needs.
But He whose reward is with
Him,
To give as our works shall be,
Record it shall be to the faith
full DER few,
The humble, the contrite, con-
slant and true
Will 1t be you, be me?
Enkindled by fiery trials,
Refined in the furnace heat,
When the dross is removed, IL
our deeds remain,
AS shining gems we shall see
them again,
Before the Judgment seat.
Dear Miss Grey: You
have helped Others. SO I
come to you also. am 20
years old and have been
keeping company with a
young man my age for
about year and a half.
We have been engaged a
year this last Christmas.
He is fireman and
working in a different town n
than l do, but we have been
corresponding right along
until about three weeks ago.
He wrote me telling me not
to write until l heard from
him again because he was
going to leave there.
! haven't heard from him
since, and, Miss Grey, I'm so
worried all can do is think
of him.
Now please don't destroy
this, but tell me what you
think about it? Would you
start going with other boys
and forget him, or do you
think he really means to
write again.
BROWN EYES.
A.-"GOing with other boys"
wouldn't make you forget him IL
you really love him. Neither
does worrying help either you, or
him.
Since you are engaged to him,
why not write to the old address,
IL you do not know the new one,
and see IL there is some other
reason why he does not write?
/ Dear Miss Grey: Would
you kindly advise me about
my hair? 1t does not grow
and splits at the ends.
Thanking you in advance.
PUZZLED.
A tiny bit of pure, I'M
scented vaseline~ massaged into
the roots of the hair with the
finer tips il said by good author-
ity to promote the growth Of
hair.
Some prefer clipping, others
smuggling the split ends Of hair.
II you use the latter method you
will best employ . professional.
PITZEN'S
10 p,.:~o CoIo
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YEE wO CHINESE MED. co.
No. 1116N South G ST.,
Tacoma, Wash.

To the Publie:
k3}Sl l have been suffer-
ing from chronic
~, stomach troubles for
M years and found no
other medicines could
III cure me until / be-
gan to take zee Wos
Chinese Remedy. Be-
fore commenced
taking his remedy l
could not eat any
thing I wanted. Now
I can eat anything,
besides / am feeling
well. So / wish to write him this
letter to show the public that what
he has done for me he can do for
you. Respectfully,
No. 1441 Fairbanks ST.. Tacoma, WIN.
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Cynthia
0Grey's
Answers

Dear Miss Grey: I am
sure you are both honest
and Just, so GENE to you
for a little advice. / asked
a clerk at a bargain counter,
who had a couple of neck
pieces in her hand IL she had
any more of them. She
said: do you want theseg"
and handed them to me.
A stylishly dressed lady
snatched them out of my
hand, saying: "These are
mine, as it Is just what /
was looking for"
l said, Pardon, Madam,
but l think they belong to
me-"
ooh, WE'LL" she said, ad-
dressing the clerk, 81 didn't
have the nerve to ask for
them. 1t is only the nervy
person who gets along"
Did | do wrong in keeping
them?
A WOMAN FROM THE
COUNTRY.
Aft any place will show nj
a woman's real character, it Il
the bargain counter.
You did exactly right. II thu
clerk handed them to you yours
was the first choice. IL TIN
woman had kindly said she wa
sorry she had not seen them a.
hey were what she wanted, 4
would have been kindness I'm yol
TO have divided with her, no
merely encouraging rudeness an,
as il would have beer
under the circumstances.
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The banquet and reception
planned by John A. Logan circle,
Ladies of the G. A. R., has been
postponed until next week.
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Topaz circle, No. 427, Guard
club. will entertain with q card
party on the afternoon of Febru-
airy 4 at TIC IL Commerce st.
800" will be played and dainty
refreshments will be served. All
friends are invited.
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Elaborate plans have been
made for an entertainment to be
given tomorrow evening in st.
Leo's auditorium for the benefit
of st. Leo's boys grammar and
High school. Vaudeville and
moving pictures will comprise the
"show," and some clever local
talent is promised by the man
ayers.
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The Yeoman lodge, No. 228,
will entertain with a card party
tomorrow evening at Eagles hall.
All members and friends are in
vited.
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Glass in ballroom dancing
SlOan's academy, every Friday
evening, 8 O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-12
BARTfADE.RS IN
ANNUAL SESSION
BANQUET Served and Good Time En-
joyed by lien Who Rule Over
the Mahogany.

Local No. G27, comprising tie
8-a.ro algtcgatiou of tho Bartande.s
international League cf America.
aall f5 annual installation Of oHi-
GERS last night. The officers in
lod Wre p. VI Drew, Praai.
dent; II. i. Phillips, Vice President,
Joan Ncthfeasel, Secretary and III
ualciai S .atsty; Jos. Raeth, Treas
rer Harry Jones, Chaplain; 2. 9.
ward. Inspector; E. r.. Lemon, IN
SIDE Guard; II. c. Danesworth, Out
side G1ard Delegates to Central
Body Laeau Parham, Frank Ogg
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-12
TIPPITT LOSES
AUTO BY FIRE
Two Other Incipient Blazes Are
Squelched by the
Department.

Fire, yesterday morning at 1880
o'clock almost totally destroyed the
automobile of John Tippitt at &07
Commercial avenue and partially de-
str0ye1 the garage. The origin Of
the FIRE is not known. The loss is
partly covered by insurance.
The dnrartmeut also responded to
aiarIna sent from 81 Eighteenth
street at O'Clock and 1t III sey-
entn street. At 3 Q cock In bcta
these iires the damage was nominal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-12
CITY SHOULD PROTECT BY
EXACTING A BIG LICENSE
VIII Detea Bankers From Engaging in Ru-
inatiOn Business Champagne Lives on
Larger Salaries-NegroeS Who Fail
to Pay Loans

Cairo loan sharks, branded as
modem Shylocks, exacting not only
their pound Of aesh but every mini.
tesimal quantity OF blood that usual-
y goes with the meat, are really
large. for numerous INSCRIPTIONS
borrowers.
1T is said that these loan sharks
charging zen per cent and, oftimoa.
mere per month have been mulcted
out OF considerable amounts and
there is not one in Cairo who can
honestly claim to have made any
easy money at tho game, contrary to
common 'helie& ahseh pictures Them
as v-i-c-i-3-u-s b-l-o-o-d-t-h-i-r-s- -t-v
ilultures waxing fat at Tho expense
of poo' laborng men and a host OF
railroad clerks, who are forced,
thruel their ondoa5ors 10 LIVE A
CHAMPAGNE LIFE ON a LAGER
lBEER SALARY, to borrow from tnc
Ialorosaid sharks paving thererot
onorm1os rates OF interest undce
penalty Of q loss Of lob.
Qa'ta t. tla contrary is assert
go by one WHO ha5 tried tc mako a
success of the game Of banker" in
Cairo tie ouant to know. il his
statements are correct. Those wlre
made TO representative Of The
Ediletih yesterday afternoon and tt
hehoofa3 tho City OF Cairo 10 throw
Ia projecting wing about the loan
shark by Immediately passing an or
dinanca fixing the license at $500 or
1000 per annom, this heavy license
'e- ~" '"s q V'hu'iVS W UVtet any
'iN'h =" ''a'ha iu' 'i'Oi 'il 10
inS game thereby removing tie
temptation which is FAR better than
Ia ProsaeutIoll---an ounce of preyen-
tion IS WORTH more Than pound OF
cure
me method pursued IN transact
fntr Irleiua-o. ,.tth b.,-ravefre r. 40
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-12
CEN'L. DICKSON
HERE TO INQUIRE
INTO COMPANY \
JOINT Meeting of Citizens ard Off,
GERS of the Company Greet
Him.
THE STATE WANTS CAIRO
70 MAINTAIN COMPANY K
Saws he General, and it Will Go to
TIC Limt to Provide
For 1t.

If there is any place in the State
Of Illinois that ahcald maintain a
military organization, it IS Cairo
said Aaiutant-General Frank s.
commander Of the state
militia al q joint meeting last night
at the Commercial club rooms, Of
the officers of Company K and bust
ness men.
The meeting was called by tie
business men for the purpose OF
mectng with Gen. Dickson OF
Springfield. who came here TO sj2a
lp the situation regarding the pres
lent cor3ition Of the company ana
20 confer with the company and to
learn what the probabilities We're TO
keep = intact. It is well kncWn
chat ihere has been for some time
feeling Of dlscouragement among
tho Officers and the most active
members concerning the apparent
Iiniiife'cnco OF many Of the members.
Last Nights conference with Gen.
Dickson WAS most Interesting one
land as several cr those present said
20 tho General they wished every
on IN Cairo could have heard what
ne had 10 say on the subject Of me
maintenance Of H'i33af5 oRsaf'+-
cation here.
Gen. Dickson first asked TO
what ID you credit the failure Of Ire
|orGanl2atton to maintain ITS o.t--
cheney and complement of mem
begs?
This question was not answered
only IN general way by members
of Company X.
Tho question resolves itself into
three different propositions Sald
the General First do the people
Iot Cairo want the military company
v ooh1n0eE second, II taat pc tRe
IS the', proper material aod
"l.I they Work TO maintain thls or
2aHza,,1at fhird assuming tItat
YOU DO ha'e t4a oN2llhhle mater l4l.
ioN m@F taat material ne Gt'lized
liz i9It..r SAID GIG state 81 ilti-
ao-a wants ta maintain a military
'o" aahN in Cairo, It IS strategic
point and the state wants It's con-
Nahia1 IN these strategic points
There is no question Ill my mind that
there is elenty VI sa9d aatcsial for
company lN {A'5 e-'g NO o'galli-
l7toh 'dh eAia1 y u pas Pot tl1e
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-12
Constantly Increasing Busness.

The FlTst Eank and IrllsL V0m-
pany has since Nov, II, 1913 when
IT moved to its present quarters,
gained 3I3 new accounts. This
does not include any OF the numer-
Gus deposits in lis Christmas cIub,
but regular checking and savings
bank accounts. Tho directors feel
highly complimented and naturally
elated over this showing eyidencing
.the constantly Increasing popularity
Of the institution,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-12

-
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9isiii"e''' 10 "ra" H.
- :, : "0''"eu 'hat lhe uh-
os'''Sieu Nss'shee eialms a men
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y .''e''e u'o from you % tne
4sS' '9H'i, 'S i'sF ASSIGNMENT
s''0" = 'oo'e, anu that me saia
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'i',''' ~ Wages anu credi's so
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: - ! - ''S@ ~ts ~
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s'',''' Nplll l9o'' supports
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nous A'so such Assignments
"'e ''s"' ana o'helns on al
pa' '''s conetfhea'
ii'''' comes 'no credit and set
''''''e'l ''"''E the borrower signing
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~" ''''''7 t"o f9o' II the Dor
rover Is "oF'oieaS and fails to atsy
''' as '"'Pioy'F WIN Whom the
po"'l ., "'''rhoy mas been iled ~
'"' ''n''' ''e iattef loses tue
'''l'',''' ADVANCED caro- borrowers
''o ~ d 'i''s9 oy themselves. Not
o"'s az 'n'y borrow from one
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Il w w. "''H 'le result that tAefe
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