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bcNan1Tno cr George &. Wt0ucll a
les Woirce, iioliNcrc doll'tcrclo,
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lNe %IIl, men Hoct inOto0cr lite 'll'
me StIulnJ ior &omuor.
0m T~ianobanocl ajcnupiriifcs. "a
sen n~i'cutli0e %cNcplnoa Gc0nr
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Ser Al ul0rc Nolf Qlort opnlerflonl
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bortbnitct 'nr CT Vlnno. Mcocna
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hin WnnN life til 'ulot IN at bctnlc
Tor @iunoct, i0ct Ntr. Cameron
maottc luN nIco en- ~btip0cllA Sum
Npttc. Eianoct. ct oprct'toncnoe
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milicL n~culiq hos Ell Cater c'tcr
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(icncltc, men ionl ell AZ Dc NonIc
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WurOlauOsldact.

&llif pan at Norolnnoslaget bar
iii carllge Stcpnc / Tnrgo, q. ;.
sen 23bc, 2loc p9 256c Sltni. Sonl
ole og ellhper!
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
Suatcr paa lana Nfiano.

SpeOenoc Noober % Nrme bar ofte EN-
ubebn0elio %u9t. Eufcr's Nntlleptlc nj
lierne oen inoen ID Sefuuoer. Sillol9o hos
ous &potbetere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22

Sern Decentralization" til SIGqtninoe %
Nerucr / GamIeIunoet. - Tiroong5 oQ Sre'
SugsuoQnncn ioftcr $3.50; 6rccng8nogoben
acne. St.25 pr. 9ldr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
concentrations .0crifon
st mp to bate" %ibliptbcf / ct %inf

! llmnNurrIig Tor NpisIricrc.
! glcy. S%dnnad,srs &Dnucrintiouss
! 9cgitun bar opcruIt / 9tnr9e % Sdns
! mari idnet @ororo for ii1c pduliocs
f, liee % iul0rrupi9c. fortiattcNe %
. oog uNIorIige CpIpsrlu8cr on ali
! mtocr Splcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
3ftnntuitu.
tSurnuf Nnftiuc;trr

ltrmrunt Epitmei.er. I'll Toit-
meter / Nlpilonle, @allcp Gountp, er
ilOnupnt u. Z. Sprlm. Tette Tolt-
fUlitor cr netop pprettet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22

rigc llge bpnlt til ct Nlors Strainr.
belOc / @uupllll. Soretugcnoet por
iaa llle0ct mere GrGerligt ior @rp.
orene, ionl BET gienitribigc Sfab in
ocbol0t $1,000 / &~ontolter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
Trpper paa Splpsninscr / Sfunaa
dlcrS NeritOn:

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! slrmc, 6rr; - Gprps, Sci al Ell
, 6rr, iunnneuint al ole %aabennrter
! % unocr en- General Il He9elen >
. Siuiitoncr = $4,000 0tdno).
! Somberbcmeut, @cinonin9 al Ell
! bciritet Wu. meo Bomber % andre
! erplpoereube Troieftiler.
| SCAR = Grinr. Seller; G5arcpa,
.GSuren5 @enluliuoc, ciuifih, hans
! Sen. G%sarcuna, hnls SdIter.
Srcnsnuusbt, "irp9t life. Sctegs
f; nellie for &c moNeruc pGlotae Tanlcrs
! ifibe. al bpiIte Set isrite bng9cNes /
. Gnoluno otter Den italienite Cbcrit
! Gunibertis Ylan til ct iheeIr arig5s
! Itib for ben brittle Sladpe."
! NIer. Sdumader5 aonueridtionSs
! 2eritou5 treble rcoibercoe ltogaue.
! inoeboloer forfeit paa ca. 100 trts
! trntte Spalter / tort Sormat ca. 20
! 600 Nrti.ler pm Sremmeourb, @cu.
, araH, Siitpric. Statiitit. 9itcrntnr,
! Sauocl, Snbutri, Stunt. %ioenifnb
! % MetSpGien, %ioruoeH idrpetrutte
f; NIaatart % arafiiie Srcmitiaiuger az
! 9anncues SlaNeiuoholo % SeioIts
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! Soaen CT IoIio iuNbunoet i CT
! in,asiulAt S~hirtinasbinN. Yris SOC,
! eucr meb "&oitcu" CT Aar $3.50
, 3. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO..
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
Srmffet al Ypnct. Grnelt Sooner

SrHI1tI ~ SUNcl. Srlell SplDeQ,
Ell PED %allum Safe boellbe Sarmer,
bieo iorle0en runlnlct al @pnet net.
op lom ban fpslc0e lit Is Wouneber
gcmlc Barn. San fdiot bepioitlcS
no 1iclulcm Gpren % rnlle0e ncb.
oper Sroppen uocnior bennc, NE.
Deus Barnet bIcp liQgcroc poa @ltl.
pet, iorbrnn0t oQ tilipncIaOenoc lin.
Init. Vtrs. Nomcp, Ger inO'i Nurbe.
Den, blcu ogina beuiOltles Tor en-
fort Sio men fonl hllrtig iii Jig iclu
igicn oG bra0tc oGiaa 0ianoel u9
Barnet tinipc pcb ut o%peritrnfe bcnt
meo %nno. &cg0c bar iorbrrnote,
DOG life liusinrliM men &arnctS
zine bar iun onQrebue. at Snnancr-
ben b%cfrpgteS pbelogt pan BET enc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
Nnrmcrc bar llDhn9t UCo Mnrrcn

WorpillC NNrmcra MIllb bGp0c 'pr'
ri0c Hoe lin oorllNc VIcnlc Dc0 Mur-
rem, pN omtrcnt 700 Ecrloncr par
0cnnc @unN tilitc0c. Sont 5ulcrc
hapoc Tornlcrnc litrct Jig AonNrcH-
muno SAILOR Strrncr'on ng Cont
mcr @rinoclan0 iomt liroi. Slctricf
ucO Nprtmpcit SuuobrlN9lfolc. @ur-
rem Sin Nan0 opunrtcoc mco Wtll-
iii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
@uli @nfc Narmcrc uraani;crcr.

Scrtcn Nnrltcrc monte 'orrl0e ll0e I
Scrlcn Sfolcbua pro S&oli %otc og
o|rNuuiicrc0c 2}lli %utc FARMERS
Ghlb. Som Nruii0cut pnlNtca NcI'
mcr Noniou % iii %iccprTllOcnt
Cherries ltruiiruno. Ser cr tu9rt
Ncilutnin1 on al opiorc en- lbs 500
lana NrnQQc pnn bcn nor0llGc ~reo
ni Stnr ,NAlNll0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
&il irttc "Nruntcnac" iitanb. M

lerc0c SuQcl cftcr at Nanlpboo0cll
"Nrontcnuc" par ilultcn pe0 Mlnonu
bcNuuotc Sutterc at urbcl0c nlc0 at
ioa ocu til at iIp0c, nN oct cr Snn-
fen al latte Sen iituno inoinnrt Ionl
nuIIiN. Nunbcn hnpoc Hontroftcr
ipr iurificQiQc Sllre Nicmcm Sonl.
mcrCn % Soften, oN NON hndbcr
cnOmn at tunlc iplNc Sc ilcItc al
0I@lc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22
@cbnrteoaosailoc paa Sploatcr-


hicmmct. Sr. ! :. Glarfc, SpNc
pco Solootcrhicmmet mcllem Sptl
%lluOhncrnc. holNt N,rleoen CT lloet
@eburtaoo9alol 'or Mnitultena Tlo.
itc %etrrun, hcu 93.anriae @elrp
%ohmbadl. @eburtSocIsbarnet er
troN@ lin hric 9lIoer / bebite %elbe'
iiuoeuoc. ~ han ~paaitaar, AZ ban
mo1eli9 fan uNa Sc buiorcoc War.
Soar nlorl1 uUrct uirfelia ma | nut
Sip". crfiUrcNc han. "Mtin Nllllril
tNlote enganQ &rncn, Sa ban trd' til
at Qaa forbl, men oct bar bare ct
Suoialo Al hen0e". merte han. San
or loot / SpltlauO % fon I'll @ooo'
hle Sountu / 1860. Serird hper.
pcoe ban liz | NoWpani &. AZ anoet
NflmncIcta San bar tIlbraat ~
Gnr pon Scloatcrhiemmei. % hans
rG'cntllac SlhaiorNrip DER er at
!Tie in ipifc apis % rpse Scbaf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-22

%n opbrucs. Neieiterct bar iun-
ser. Al Nucu ~>>Si1no SOte | &cltro.
mi Gouniu lite ITuQer crIllerer -
oct nj iilc. al Hetteu bar toget liI
0cu Srihch al lirp9e Den al &artei,
oa &ci0ltniugcn pac @runo AZ Senl'
mcr0riiicne Spbor or Trumpet mo
I'll noNlc iau T%erioner. %pcn bar
iorrciteu alorig hdpt mere eno ottc
@pNuiuNcr. % SibcnS Tano bar III
prmiu>lfct Bette INITIAL Ill ) ~ herl
lnobcioitei SUnalict. ! ln %Ion'
iiriug2tlo haphc %alono Satc - 'd'tt
bocnbe Snopaanere, % oera PARENT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20

a boy drowned In an %unguarded pond,
the plaintiffs case rested on the proposi-
ton that the defendant was negligent in
leaving the pond unEuarded and that II
constituted an attractive nuisance. In
Diminishing the complaint and overthrow
ing the contention the court said
Generally speaking Il is true, as
stated In defendants brief. that every
drop Of water, except that in the wash
bowl. is attractive 10 children and II Is
also true that all bodies OF water deep
enough TO drown a child II situated
within rowing distance OF children pre-
sent a danger from which an injury to
some person or death may reasonably be
anticipated. But Il does not follow from
such fact that n duty on the part OF the
owner to fence or guard springs there
from, There are many useful, lawful
structures and objects OF which the
same Is true. One having 4 grove OF
trees. especially be they nut bearing
trees, may reasonably anticipate that a
boy may climb one and be injured, Such
occurrences are by no means rare, But
would any one claim that he must fence
or guard his trees lest an injury TO 2
child might result? The difference be-
tween an attractive lawful object and an
attractive nuisance must not be over
looked. The world cannot be
made danger proof. especially for
children, TO require all natural or arti-
fetal steams or ponds so located as TO
endanger the safety OF children to be
fenced or guarded would In tho ordinary
settled community practically include al,
streams and ponds, be they In public
parks or upon private soil. for children
are seif-constituted licensees. II not tres
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20

passers, everywhere. And 10 construct a
boy proof fence NJ n reasonable cost
would tax the Inventive genius OF an
Edison, Heretofore IL has been the judg-
ment OF this court that, In the absence
OF special danger or peculiar Clrcun-
stances, there is no breach Of duty TO
the public in leaving uufenced n pond OF
water located on private property. The
attractiveness OF the water or It's near
ness TO a public highway does not take
II out OF the rule"
An Ohio Circuit judge said in State
VS., Gebert 1T may almost be said 10 be
a part OF the con-non Jaw than an Go
man may occupy as many oflcns as IA
can be elected or aY.-'ned 10"
LAO Notes says that tho case OF
Huvely VS., Goln!ck, 1928 MINI, 49S. may
well serve as a warning TO persons who
profess to be called OF God on particular
occasions. generally when they want 10
do something wrong. Whatever may bs
the law in the heavenly courts, advice
from above Is no defence IN an earthly
tribunal, In the case cited the de-
PENDANT was sued for breach OF promise
OF marriage. with respect 10 one OF his
grounds of defence the court said: DE
PENDANT dwells sadly on his own pre-
curious mental II physical state and
his troubles, but says not a word to
eNpla!1 or excuse his attitude. He seems
to have prayed for light and TO have
received advices that Il was Gods will
that they should part. Such a command
may serve to salvs tho conscience OF
the breaker. but II NAV not serve as an
excuse IN law for the breach"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20
TOMBOY CAN BE FEMINIZED.
Nine. Yaw Says Essential Thing Is
to Awaken Girl's Vanity.

Los ANGELES, Cal. June ls-Can a
girl who wants 10 be a boy be brough,
back and made TO be a woman? This is
hat Ellen Beach Yaw, Calltornia's IA
nous singer. declares that she will do
for pretty seventeen-year-old Lucille
Murphy, the girl who acts like n boy
and who was in the County Jail after
being arrested for running away dressed
like a boy.
The girl declares that she longs to be
a boy, to discard skirts and wear trou-
sers and to enjoy a boys freedom.
Mmc. faw asserts that by the subtle
psychology OF feminine clothes and the
simple process OF awakening vanity In
the girls breast she can be changed
from the boy-glrl into an essentially
feminine young woman.
But first she must be placed In q
country home where her tastes can be
correlated with the new process OF van
lty building. Nine. Yaw states. The
great singer has undertaken a search
for some such home In the country
where she can place her protegee and
teach her how to come back from being
a boy and learn to be a woman.
LUCILLE has n splendid character and
great possibilities" Nine. Yaw said.
What she needs is to be put In A home
where there is n nice, motherly woman
who will constantly dwell. OH the. plea g
ures OF feminine folbles. For instance,
when the girl puts on her hat she slaps
It on one side OF her head without n
thought, Just as a boy does. She should
be taught to stand in front of "A mirror
and pin II in place, studying the most
becoming angles.
~ wish to arouse her vanity.
"She should be taught 10 love silk
stockings and pretty frills and hns lin
gerie-all the things that other young
girls love. | want to find 4 home where
some one VIII mother her and encour-
age her In all these things.
Now the thing she loves most OF all
is to have animals about. But at pres
ent when she rides she wants TO put on
corduroy trousers and n cowboy hat and
probably yells as she rides In true Wild
West style.
1T is perfectly laudnhle that she
should want to ride. I VIII teach her
how lovely It is 10 have "A perfectly
made riding costume and how stunning
a woman looks when she is well mount
ed and correctly dressed. | will try to
combine her genuine love of horses with
a cultivated taste for dress.
"She should be led along the ways OF
home keeping and taught how attractive
a girl looks In her home. attending to
household duties, AS soon as her in
terest is once aroused she will enjoy
these things, It will he the simplest
thing In the world to do for her.
But ! cannot change Lucille from
wanting TO be a boy into a satisfied
young woman under wrong environ
ments, ] am looking for the right home,
and ] hope some one will help me find II.
II will encourage her in all her boy
tastes but teach her TO veil them In
feminine frills. II she wants TO walk l
will teach her how i~ncomparably fetch
ing modish walking clothes for women
are. II she wants to play ball, teach
her how to don a girls baseball or
basketball suit and play In the proper
circumstances. haven't the faintsst
doubt that I can bring Lucille back"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20

KtxBP At once. then II. B-Kts Oh, BOZ mot
~ Kt-Q2 because OF RSR CHI Is, Coo.
P-B 10, Rxkt. BIB: IL. R-B7 and ~inA.
I'D So far whites play has been excellent and
he has obtained much the better game, but from
this point he begins to wavcr. and soon loses the
advantage gained,
to Better would have been Q -Kts. threaten
Ing n combined attack with . and n on the adj
verse X. The advance of the y blocks the DE-
to the X side.
% Notas good as 10. 1T o. threateninsK,
ki or kt- b.. followed by XII GO.
tgl Blacks position Is gradually Improving.
~ Not a rood exchange. lie should have
PLAYED Il threatening RAP.
q The II is Is not well posted on this square,
as It's retreat Is liable 10 he cut OF by u o.
.W A blundcr. OF course, but II Is doubtful
whether the game could have been saved.
Black was threatening ORR, followed on the
u rctaking by RSR.
~ MIR. Hodges played In all the Anglo
american cable matches without losing a game.
HIS play In the tournament shows q con idcrable
railing of. probably owing to want OF practice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20
She Talked with Me.

From the Boston Transcript.
This Is the garden where saw her last.
The sun was high: the roses were arame
With white and crimson fres. A robin
came
All fearlsssly and watched her, a. he
passed
With little buoyan, leaps. The crab tree
cast
A pickering shadow round her. like q
frame
OF magic, I'll her age lined face became
Snow crowned with beauty youth had ne'er
surpassed.
on that gray rustic bench she sat a while
To rest and with a far flung p~ensive
look
or dreamy searching In the long ago
Some moments passed. Then with a happy
smile
She turned the pages OF her g.rlhood's
book
Where golden words In pictured silver
show.
GEORGE EDWARD DAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20

From the Washington sfa,.
BIZ Jenkins used 20 toll and think fur ali
49, that he was worth.
HIS purpose bein' to get out an elevate
He wanted reformation an he wanted 1,
fur fair.
An made his fellow man the objec, of hi.
II his fellow man was hungry Bill could
show him how tho fact
was due to some bad habit or some III
He was shocked beyond expression At the
FAULTS that he could md.
But wllin' to be shocked some more, TO
uplift human Kind.
He drew comparisons '.wixt folks tina,
didn't gef along
An those who like himself seemed rather
confident an strong
Tha, ne hadn't no bad habits-less,ways
only one or two.
Yet his schemes fur reformation on a
strictly wholesale plan,
They didn', seem Of value to his s%ufTerin'
He sometimes gave expression to opinions
OF wha, ne would refer to as "th. worlds
ingratitude."
He took the failure 20 accep. his good ad-
vice TO heart
The folks admitted that his talk was
mighty fne an smart.
He didn't. understand the ways Of honest.
Great wisdom Amt uncommon. but true
sympathy Is rare.
He stopped an thought II over an his
A. he said; u 'e wouldn't Wonder II IL.
me that needs reform!
This world would surely hit q pace that's
generous an good
II every one reformed hisselt an done the
best he could"
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The Difference.

II each lost hair outside my skull
Meant one more thought inside.
II crowsfeet near my dimming eyes
Spoke courage true and tried.
II lantern Jaw showed battles won
And pale skin tasks well met.
Give me the choice ana I'd select
\ homely face. you bet,
At 40.
with thinning locks, n heart of gold
May beat with all i,s might.
Yet when | pass, the hard world saya
WIN is that fearful slsht?'
Pale skin, dim oyes, a wrinkles mar
And Jaw grown sharp from pain,
Alas, unequal bargains are
Take back the patty brain!
II. 3. HAsKIHs.
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on hfes high trails two pilgrims met,
And east and west their ways were set.
said one: II seek the towers tall
That shelter Merlin's mystic hail.
There shall I learn his secrets grave
Until the earth shall be my slave.
II leave the valleys peace to roam;
l bid farewell to love and home"
SAID one: II from the heights come down
To seek the valley kind and brown.
There shall I learn from seed and sod
The quickest pathway unto God.
There shall | And my hearts desire
Beside a humble hearthside nre."
Then ION they went with plying thought
Each leaving what the other sought!
ARTHUR WALLACE PEACH.
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QUEENS PAWN OPENING.

a, Thlsmovc leSd.to one 81 the most interest
~ ltf y ~: threatening ! O-Rt and
: ~ rs, whites best reDly Isl. 1T or, but
after the text move he can allow his QBP TO DO
captured because OF tho counter attack hy RI.
CN II ~ ktNB, then u, QNKt and black
cannot play II kip because o. 10, 9 90,
threatening mate aud winning the Kt. I! IL OIL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20

Mo R
li .ei' lne room'
81. an uea.. peareu 10 peen Dorneo
$3.50 na'n neNer 30, oVe II con.
hnnn~.. nnan .ae !, mourning nao
- '"es wa no
-. ~. nno"eo ho.lih
$50 Nh. ~, na'in oeeh no o'ner
- n.y ,ney "ouion no.
49, no'nnn pou' IT, ohy 10
" . p,se.'y ne was
"ey 'o.iont hooouy ten MIN
uo nv sooo' iohs o MN
nv. payih no ten'on 10 NOBODY, an
"o' hho"ih hothin 10 speak OF MS
u"n syn, put aia's nsistin what ne
nmo"eu pe''cf' no matter what Twas
."ey 70 people '~hataway. iears IKE
.neir haios IL so run o what they
'n'nhs .hey KNOWS an oont u
'hey amt no room 10 nopouy else 10
put no risihal idees INTO en-.
sho be a heap WHAT'S like that
saiu biasiueN' signincantiy. and Bas-
se'' anu Wihteroottom poth snlckered'
but the old man kept on steadily.
Il reckon mebbe that was how come
ne were a deacon dunno II he was
DO heu a deacon or not out ne arrays
was one ; iur s ever knowed' Hlm
not knowin notnih an arrays pein
reauy 10 10 Npiaih e~Verytnin mace
Nun val aoie 10 pieao with oacksiiders
an pass the NAT 10 the erection, an
mat was nlgh oout all what he ever
done' ony when he set into a game.
occasional. IKE ne lone lone I'm time
10 Tune lna'away ne was cnsld apie
VI peneh' 10 the c muni'y' MN peih
toiaole well 10 DO. put not never
speHnin notnih iurs L ever knoWed'
on y 10 CHIPS
way ne piayed poker sno was a
SIN an a shane' $ fur $ ne was en-
cerhed. but IL was a gret boon to them
what set IN with hlm, an Il set en-
s'u aoie money IN clrclation what
wou'uht never a seen the Ight o
gay no other ways Ihat proves n
thihg what l done SAID. how poker is
one o the principal dispensations o
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hIrot,. -, -" ~
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lesuiiy enough i nam never sc. up
no'"ih else pu' .nat am 10 say no"
my was no gre oeieii' comm u
n .oNs y pIa.In. ,ears nhe ne
vas oneo .heIn Mnat uoes a neap
SOU II, Tue Moiiu .nou'e" s''''h ho"e
VI. ""s o"" -,
eon'In ma saiu .ne oiu
mai p'ouuN,ne u etsai A'oii h's Nes'
poeNe' anu oit'ns II III Two. men
at,el ea.Nis one piece ana ish''hs tne
o '.r con'Li'ueu,
ueaeom wa J.. pe'se'y what
nousn' oe ealieu Io'ai payer no.
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~ mon,,n.,
~ u nau
sa,s -, -. - ~, a".u
-, -. - ~ anyoou!
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~
) he'd Away play till red bowed
IN wha ne had onto MS person. an
'heh nee take d orihk on the mouse
an go nome l never khoweu MN 10
ur'hh "hen ne nau 'he price IN ms
pocket so MS liquor didht
cost MN nothih.
An ne lose wa nj enough
20 hurt MIN none MIN haVih iand an
seven or eight hundred nigeers nut AZ
was Hs!o aoie 10 thein mat piayeo
With him. an 10 that xtent ne mousht
d oeeh caiieu pop 'ar' 'housh never
heerd nobody can MIN that.
heooe II heu nau ~ soh,,'enoe
III human hatu, ne 'iousm. a a'u pet
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