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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01
GEORGIA, Lee County /:

GEORGIA, Lee County:
Under and by virtue OF a power ofsale
contained in deed to secure a debt ex-
ecuted by R. L. Mcleod to tho Calvert
Mortgage Company ON the Both day Of
December, 1913 and recorded in the Of
flee of the Clerk OF the Superior Court Of
Lee County in book II. pages 60 20 Of
deed records, the undersigned will sell
at public sale at the court house door in
said county during the legal hours ofsale
to the highest bidder for cash on the LIST
Tuesday in April, 1915, the following
property to-wit:
A small tract in the southwest corner
of lot Of land No. 1870 in square shape
and about one-third OF lot No. 1873 being
strip OF equal width off of the west side
of said lot; said two portions of said two
lots constituting tract No. 7 ofthe Hooks
and Andrews subdivision Of TIE Phil
Jackson place, recently surveyed by
Crook and Lanneau, all lying in one
body in the 18th District Of Lee county,
Ca, containing 1871 acres Of land, be-
ing the same property conveyed to Robt.
Il. Mcleod by Hooks and Andrews by
deed dated Dec. 90th, 1918.
This sale is made for the purpose Of
paying eighty six certain promissory
notes, each dated Dec. 30th 1913 and each
being for the sum OF Sl2. so. The first Of
the notes being due nine months after
date; one due each month thereafter up
to and including ninety-six monthsfrom
Dec. 30th 1913 and each of said notes
being executed by the said R. L, Nc
Leod and payable to the Calvert Mortg-
age Company and each bearing interest
from maturity at the rate of s per cent.
per annum. 1t was stipulated in said
deed in case of any default on said
notes hereby seeured-then the whole
debt hereby secured shall at the option
Of the payee become due and payable
and the party of the second part its sue
eessors or assigns or any of the agents OF
the same or the sheriff of the county
where any Of the property is situated are
hereby authotized to proceed to sell at
the court house sdoor in the county in
which the said real estate is located to
the highest bidder for cash all of said
property to pay the indebtedness hereby
secured together with the expenses OF
such sale after advertising the time and
place of sale once week for four weeks
in any newspaper published in said
county, y
And default having been made in six
of the notes towit: One due September
S0th, 1914 and the five sueceedingnotes.
Now the said Calvert Mortgage Co. ex-
ercises its option to declare all of the
said notes due and payable and this sale
is made to pay said notes with the legal
interest on same and all expenses Of
conducting this sale.
A conveyance will lie executed to the
purchaser by the undersigned as autho-
rized in said loan. This the 9th day Of
March, 1915.
The Calvert Mortgage Company,
Per Ship & Sheppard.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01
Our WEEKLY WASHINGTON LETTER
By 5. r. BLAEToN.

II all these stores grocery stores,
/ mean, were charged for the priv
iTege Of doing business, as such
stores are charged in the States,
the revenue from them alone would
amount to more than 100000 d
year.
But the American toilers pay the
expense Of running the government
Of the district OF Columbia, that's,
Congress appropriates the money
from the United States treasury;
so noneof these things have to pay
a license to do business in the city
Of Washington and District Of Col
umbia.
Another mystery | show thee.
There is no law in the District Of
Columbia against working on the
Sabbath.
You can run your store, build
house, or do anything else you
want to do, with one exception
you cannot keep saloon open
| mean the front door-on Sunday.
60 over these things to show
you that Washington, D. c., is the
greatest graft hole on earth, and
further to show you that the bunch
who are sent here to make laws fol
great country Of 100, 900, 900 peo-
pie haven't practical sense enough
to govern, or to make laws, for Z
territory about the size OF Redbont
district.
Ask your Senator or your Repre-
sentative about these things, just tx
see what excuse he will give you
Either one, or both, VIII probably
tell you that such conditions arr
not true. In that case, ask either
or both, if they will meet me il
joint debate, in yoLr city at some
convenient time, and if they accept
the challenge | guarantee to prove
every work, face to face before YOU
people, and to give you more fur
than you have had in many moons
| Mr.. Editor, please make one cor
rection from my letter in your las
Eissue.
/ What | wanted to say was tina
no grocery store in the District 0
Columbia pays city license. Th'
tax rate here is not regular or uni
farm; in some cases it is ten dol
lars on the one thousand; in othet
cases nothing.
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01
GEORGIA. Lee County.

GEORGIA. Lee county
To the Hon. Y. A. Littleiohn, Judge
Of the Superior Court Of said county.
The petition OF j. Z. Booker shows:
l. That he Is the guardian Of Kenne
tn NJ. Booker heretofore duly appointed
as such guardian in said county.
2. That he desires to sellfor reinvest-
ment at private sale following property:
the came baing part of the estate Of his
said ward, to-wit:
The south hall OF lot No 10in the 18th
District Of Lee County, Ga, containing
one hundred and one and quarter (101-
III acres more or less.
8. Said land cannot be rented or cul-
tiyated; the same being mostly in weeds
and swamps and no house or any i'm
proYements on same and isnot bringing
in any income, but on the other hand,
taxes have to be paid upon same.
4. Petitioner desires to invest tie
proceeds of such sale in a good farm in
the state Of Florida, well located and
convenient to market and where said
minor may reside with his. father and
cultivate the same raising fruits and We
getable
5. Petitioner showsthat notice Of his
intention of making this application has
been published once week for four
weeks in The Lee County Journal, being
a newspaper in which county advertise
ments for Lee county are usually pub
lished as required by law.
j. II. BOOKER.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01

Professor B. =. Flowers, Of
snithville, was visitor here last
Saturday.
Judge w. G. Martin was among
the prominent visitors to Americas
Monday.
Mrs. 0. W. statham visited Al
bany Monday.
Mesdames John Lyon and Uric
King we're shopping in Albany
Tuesday.
Misses Annie Laurie Bunkley
and Lizzie Tison, Of Bessie Tiff
College, are spending the week
with home folks.
Mr.. Harry Powell and Miss Will
lie Powell attended the Glass--Kent
wedding in Bronwood Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. D. A. Garrett, Of Sumner.
spent several DAYS with Mrs. Roy
Massey this week.
Mr.. H A. Harris and family and
Miss Perry visited friends in Amer
icus Sunday.
Messrs. Grover and Tiff Pace and
Griffin of Leslie, we're the week
end guests of Mr.. R. R. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. w W. Massey and
e. L. Massey Of Brentwood, visited
relatives here Sunday.
Messrs, G. L. Griffin Of Ameri-
Gus and Tiff Pace Of Leslie were
guests at the home Of Mr. aid Mrs.
J. D. Clifton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Forester
were visitors to the Rawlings Thea
ter in Albany Saturday evening.
| Mrs. F. D. Ramsey and family
are enjoying large touring car,
having recently purchased one from
Macon.
Mesdames r. r. and D. Forres-
ter wee shopping in Albany Mob
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Forester
have moved to the home Of Mrs.
Lizzie Forester.
Members Of the Methodist church
are planning to beautify their church
grounds. The members are urged
to come to the church Friday after
ternoon at 2 O'Clock and assist in
carrying out these plans.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Crouch visit
ed relatives in Dawson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Harris Of
Atlanta are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Martin.
Messrs. A. G. McMurria and
Carl Mcconnell of Colquitt, were
the guests of Mr.. J. D. Clifton
Tuesday.
Mr.. John Harris OF Milledgeville
is visiting his sister Mrs. s. B.
Smith.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01
Notice to Debtors and Credite

GEORGIA, Lee County:
Notice is hereby given to az pa
having demands against ~. z 81
snn, late Of said county, deee1sei
present them to the undersigned,
perly made out within the time pre-
bed by law. SO as to show their cha
ter and amount And 81 peIson !
debted to.said deceased are heiehy
auired to make immediate paslneI
me- This March 9th. 1875.
GEO. +. SIM
EkecEtoT Of ". 2 SIT
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01
Legal Advertising
GEORGIA, Lee County.

GEORGIA, Lee County.
After weeks notice pursuant to sec
ton SOa5 OF the Civil Code, petition Of
which true and correct copy is sub
joined will be presented to the Hon. q.
A. Littlejolin, Judge Of the Superior
Court, at the court housesin Americas,
Ga, ON the 3lst 1ay OF March, 1915.
J. +. BOOKER.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01
GEORGIA, Lee County:

To All Whom 1t May Concern
]. w. Gillespie, having in proper
applied to me for Permanent Lette
Administration on the estate of
Luke, also known az Katie Luke J {
deceased, OF said county, thisis to
all and singular the creditors and
Of kin of said deceased tobG and at
at my Office within tile time above
law, and show cause, ii sny they
why permanent administration sEl
not be granted to-J. ", Gillespie .ol
qualifying as Administrator Of pdides
Witness my hand andoaieial 81
ture, this 10th day of March. 19l5.
GEO. II. GOLFER
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CENTRAL.
BY w. T. CHRISTOPHER

AS Sue llI0 ShAtS 1htuisTS
the Central tract will plant son
truck and watermelons and hoI
there will be buyers totake them |
the side track at Century.
People Of this section. on 10
sides of the creek some time in Il
spring down On the MuekalCe. VI
are INVITED, Mr.. Editor, to cor
down and get a good dinner, lea
ing your basket at home, Eyet
body else is expected to bring NJ
filed baskets SO that in case \
Veal, the boss fisherman, failsE
catch the fish we can eat sometlii
else.
Quite lot Of cane has n
planted hereabouts and the prosE
for long sweetening 10 good. III
correspondent has a patch Of vii
and if lie succeeds will have hq
raised biscuits and Georgia sy
which is the best in the world.
| usea-to writsit Nobody ksd
Of an editors woes and nobody cI
but Jesus" / have changed
word editor" to farmer.
he likes farming the hest as it
brought health back to him, I
again somebody is not always ID
ing'' about nothing ard some ii
nothing and a half.
Last fall while going into
burg with Il couple Of nelghhoH
big bunch Of buzzards we're Id
ing over the town. One said, IN
do you suppose is dead. 8 AND
replied, sOh Moth g but
town. ? AS two or Il re- merch
are now advertising in The j
nal, | suppose the b0zzards
departed.
Tie hookwarm doctor was d
in this section last week but I
not see him. Most Of us down
need grub worse than we do y
worm or any other kind of II
cine.
Well, Congress has adjourned
! nothing has done about the
! credit bill. Pres. Wilson and
Democratic party went square
on the Baltimore platform to
! the farmers the same chance t.
/ and use money like other bus
men. Wilson played into the i
Of the national banks and
money trust. and he nor the ID
cratic party can get the votes d
wealth producers Of this counts
the next rational election.
farmers were discussing this
ton not long since. They wel
Democrats. Two said they y
vote, the Republican ticket, one
non-commital, and one SAT-
would vote for any party that
give the farmers the rural {
law.
A one-arm negro named w
Dublin, who went crazy last
was found naked il the woods
being absent. from home for 50
days. He fought like a tiger
found by his friends and relat
He was carried to the home o
brother across the creek. He s.
be looked after By the authog
as he is liable to dosomsbody hi
Capt. Palmer over at Centu
very much in favor ofthe bridgs
will help TO build it. If the co
does net bald this fall our h
will.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01
Georgia, Lee county:

UtuISIa3 i1VO OOOIIV5
F. S. Croker, administrator of the
estate of Peter Coachman, deceased,
having fully administered said estate
and applied for letters Of dismission
IRON said administration this is there
fore to cite all persons concerned to
show cause. if any they can, why said
administrator should not b discharged
from his administration, and receive
letters Of dismission on the first Monday
in March 1915.
Geo H, Collier Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01

Be sure you do your trading
with the man who advcrtisss. He
wants your business.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01

In THIS nelgAOOrhCOd or anywhere |
else this year up to a few days ago
The truth Of the matter is that far
mers buy too much Of this stuff. It
keeps them poor, and by not selling
their cotton seed, looking after the
lot manure, they can get along
without it as they did years ago.
Gen. Bob Toombs, the great Geor-
gian, said once that all fellow
needed to start guano factory was
a big pile Of sand and pole cat.
This year the price is higher and
the grade lower. Most Of it con
tains only a small per cent If po-
fash because it cannot be had from
Germany The best thing for ali
farmers to do is to cut ii ont espec-
tally on cotton. Some will use only
200 pounds to the acre on corn, and
some some win use none at all and
the latter may I've the best off in the
wind up this fall. What he does
make will lie his and not the gudno
mans.
Your correspondent has burnt a
place in the woods, prepared a bed
and planted some tobacco seed and
viii have a small patch as an ex-
pertinent provided he succeeds in
getting the plants. Georgians spend
thousands Of dollars annually for
tobacco, why not raise your own
and some to sell. In Decatur coun-
ty some growers make as much as
a thousand pounds per acre and at
even 25c per pound is mighty god
money Tt beats cotton if the
tobacco brings only 15c pound.
Requires some extra labor in work.
ing, topping and succoring but it
will pay. If he succeeds this year
will try it out heavy next year if he
lives.
1t continues to rain too much for
farm work and some farmers are
behind with their plowing.
Two farmers in the Central Set
Element will plant a little Sudan
grass this year for seed. 1t is
claimed TO be a great hay grass and
that's what we all need.
1t does not look much like Spring
time when fellow finds his pig
trough full of ice like ii was Sunday
morning
The past week has been busy
one with the farmers. Real nice,
clear, crisp weather.
Leon Redmond pIoughed UP a big
rattlesnake last week, and Sunday
he killed one about yard long on
the farm OF Mr.. Christopher
Mr.. Zeb Carter has retured from
his old home in N. c., where he
went to be at the bedside Of his
grandfather, who died and was
buried before his arrival.
Some corn has been planted in
this section, but sonle~farmers are
not ready yet. Been 50 much rain
this spring that they could not pillow.
Some people set fire to the woods,
they say to make it healthier in the
community which is all bush. Fire
injuries the land and destroys lots
Of good wood.
Mrs. Zeb Garter has been very
sick for several days.
I am sure there are many people
in Lee county who do not know
where the name came from. 1t was
named for Gen. Richard Henry Lee
of Virginia. the famous Light Horse
Harry Lee Of revolutionary fame.
It is a shame that detectives were
not employed to run down the as
sasinators Of Oliver. It was a
cowardly crime and the guilty ones
should be punished.
It is to be hoped that the new
board of county commissioners will
pull their hats off while in session.
1t is the most undigniied body Of
officials | ever saw.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-04-01

FOR SALE-One Deering Binder
used one season, one Deering Now
er good shape. One new rake.
See r. L. Heath at the City Drug
Co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12

brppet imibia Rdno pIuNicIia rciie ij9
ira en- Al au~tontobiIcrue. ioinlc mcO
SIoShat % Sldg ret noriie Nln3.
Set CT oor aommisiCr NorluI @doc.
&i!iupcrre aier 0ouner o0 gtr bau
ouuNrcuoc uorii 6urra.
2oet Vi orneer oioeyc. Ter nj not en-
Hcrre lprettc ~ ira en- AutomobjI ol
iriroe r,eh Nditeu. Set CT SuU
Nranti5coS @oraermeitcr J. Rolpb.
Hor oeuue FIN Nabuebrootr Qirr icIoe
~isl9clig @auQe &oIi Sen ou6e'tc SON
uer,
Siac citer %~ifjnQcit'6ct morttrcNc
~Souv oi Horpdn1" Gptlitatroe / it1c
alitrenoe lluliornttr, Sc rcpyricu-
tcreoe oeu une Eio. pi @iiiuRcr Sc
i%punonc Cher.
Set pur en- ieitIj9 SuQ ior o5 Noros
mrnN. ser par inQcu Eo,l ON at ri
Den Nal Ear NhImmer / Ell.
Ser oar ca. $4,000 Gcmtitcr Til
itcNc, % 0or Ser no9cr al oj2ic ioul
'cr lie oioitc hpaN ~Houudn" var iol
pco sc ser mi, - Sc pco At BET CT Scr
%onN, iom euo i~oitycr lr1unporic zrn
ncr. z NJ Cprru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12
NGaeS HciornationsieN.

Sc uorIi lut6erife NcriQbeoer /
5iougbtou. @is, ieireoe ogiId Indr
3cformotion5ieiten &iGe ilocu 1912.
2laret "a Sumfunoeue omtreut %enitenls
mia autog BET "Sraior", boori ZEN
oamIe Qrreritrio ON lloSGlgelicn BIZ
!aooes % nib 9roesenjo5eo %opnoucoc5,
bar ReniQ6eoerre / StouQbtou ioumtt
iummeu til ioriiieui8c @oocr.
0len Nciormaiion5ieitcn icar %iortie-
ner liot nrrmere Tpmeriiombco.
Ser 6oIotes / Net belle ire gteoer %
bert al Oisie bunot itor $ilihInina.
aloiteu omrreut 9 ON Woya,ueH 'oul
Re foritielige lutberite S~n1oG85itolcr
morilcrenoes til @Ior TreIicrs STRIFE
Genne Reuigbeos Giric. huor GATOR
:. Z. Gee er 4reit hdUoe sGreu az at
have beu ierite Srnesguosucucite ior
ucrIt utbcrite Ssnouasitoler.
en- 700 Bern og SenNn9siioleIr
rcre barrie inntlet ia "a Vrogruntmet
5%conuote. Set oar ct WiUirtycuoe
stie. Sisie 6urorcoer al Hsru. &c
er 10 uor Girtc5 ga Bort Tol'5 Srcn1-
It's. I'll hgert Barn o. Carer, iam'
til en- Gel froprrenos bIen 0er "a no
BELT 500 snapper meo guthtr2 @j!s
leae.
Ger bar isrset FOR uutie Vrogrom
mer hcoraf 300 bIep uooelt / Gngeus
$50. @aa 5itcltInoet par nr't: ne
fcrmutiousieit %drruuQeret 0eO Suthcr1s
ucrue i Stougbtou iamt CIoe0e "eni9-
beo aier iteri".
Seize @rogram %a'iIttet I S0rE'
AZ en- lioeu Eortlariup. meO Spsr9s'
mnnl "a zpur. Gisie ioriIureoe % be
lnite "a guther5 ar6eibe % ReiorHluiios
mems @etrouiug. Eesuoeu bar ser TILE
ieiet andre 5tntiitit for Zen lut6eris
Nirtc. "a. iom riuelig ar. en- Gel
5ulitsryelier ont rem Horii lutberit.
qirle / bette Qano. "a ale S0uoug5
i.clerue bnpoe sget ia buer FOR ii8 g,i
Salmeiauaeu ioulmenoe o. .%aitiuit
glSria bar rel "Qor @uo ban er ian
fat en- Sorg". Inot ina traitig a oisis
Ganier.
2ervaa ble0 Spsrs5maaIene opIPii
az Gator gee oa belle 6~oriamIirger
latte Sparenc.
SaItcr ". 2. Gergia ira Gbica5c
bclot en- Gale rau 3oril hpori Fan iGr.
lie iulte on SsHoags i0le%sieruiHgeu o.
oen5 @~e!iJguelie.
&ailor @uitap Stenrls fra nil
irnutee boIst a gu9e!r en- Sale bpori
ban irrIia SpGIe! peo Surter iom @rs
rer.
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It / zen Soreueoe Nirie. Geune Airic
oer RUNNER 500 bar inlNi III iicite
gIaes. 9aitor ~. $. oeaNe g2euiss
beeens Brett. iorreueSe Ter aIieret
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12
era GnSipn, Ntinn.

Seq er nbe paa @pentrr pppe / Wins
ne1otas Sfope, o9 / Sc longe Tintcr'
fpnIper bar ieg Inlet nnbet at icrs
hrioc SiSen meo enb at bore 2pben al
S%inlGnbernes o. G%iterrigernes fpitte
Sprog, % "a trigger min SGngIel cftcr
"Secorabs9 oten" (iom III 10 bar baot
ipm Dor 8i9It / 6ienmct / mango
Nar), % ieg bill prsoe at ienoe Ell
Silien ub til BEN cipiiiierebe %erben,
men BET fan 10 h9nbe, at 9irpen cr
tom, ina at BET topper Der; men oers
for insen iure Miner.
Custom er en- citation imenem Sns
tcrnatipnaI Sails % @irsinio % &ainp
2ate, iom bar lit SopeoiGoe Der.
0i er "a MiI ube / Stoocr, % set
Ell sobt ON @rbeine osiaa. Soag blep
en- Ianp fra benue Camp" orrbt al
Ct Srn, og ieaar blep en- brpbt / en-
al De andre Camper, % bn vi fpnl
bib, tom Der en- inb, iom bar brGbt, %
hans 2iefelge bar "grafemnnb" o9
&onbufter ,ps bans 2igpo9n oar Ell
Slatcar.
Settle er bel moi, % Ian Ell &ilIen Ill
eber ale, iom fan unoe 6iemmct5 6n0s
ee; rag Oct meo No / beune lange,
fclbe @interl
g. =. SdcobIon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12

life iaa ueie, ON &c Nqiereoe lite fan
.rGrge i9icnucm Sdrbnuclerne oa iau
int pau De ltore rllsIi'fe 6peocbebolhe
niuser pan Ct gar Nnr eler ioa; &c
fan iimpeltben tomme iii 2utton; III
ifnl forihue bem. ga set nntter 10
heller life at tontntc hio meo SInoitibe
og Sorpeboer. Suttou or nouiteliQcre
ot inbta9e enb 9nrbaneIcrne, ia mere
%uinotageli9 ems ieIoe Gibraltar; tti
bert @rpitprrn % SprltanSnin9 or iclpe
Ncctu Wountnin Gipoen. en- eler at,
ben fan fanlte iigc, al BET er humt al
ell, ION ielp CT Narrrcr, ar give ioa iulo
@eitco ON Dor NpIiuo /; on, Sc lture
0peocipetpIauter iaar Nrien / ret, ion
tnn het bare tiIfelge, at hi fanr minore
for Dor Soeoe. Ept Jan! hisIc lire
0errer er 10 9renne iom Errer; SC
%icritaar enboa life Norit % ian oerfor
beler life bare ben Sorneielic at lrie
@repene i Soften.
Tn Sci Sdrmhnnheler bar hrrct
9iort her 9%iennem Sommereu. ihct en-
Eel Bachelors har ioIQt io % Sdmie
Iier tommer ino. quite pau Hciien"
Tiger nj til bier @adlelor ipm forlaber
oS o8 "@eItommeu bis" til huer norit
Samilie, iom flpttcr ilrb. @ri'en pna
Sano itaar, efter nit @e9reb, life mo-
GET rimeli9t NprboIo til Sorbens apas
litet % Sen NpIinq hi bar iaaet her,
ioet impropeb Sorn1s bar bGret ipIgt
fut ian Ioo Eri5 ION $3.50 pr. acre.
%riien paa Sarme IoI9te iiommer. bar
puricret meQem $3.50 % $50 pr.
Ncrc. SluttcIie Ell penIi9 SiIicn til
aicnhte og @enuer.
z. @ipruN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-12
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oar her / Nor9e, ina >u0bolpet nm bIir
ON NriQen "a ON @oIget her.
ga M}oopriicrue bar purct on or
mere eno opbbcIt az set uorntoIe. iuo
bar cubeIi9 Sc lIeitt Al Solicit inoicet
al Set er en- iurlig Sing life ieIo az
tunne dplc lit @reoforu. o. oerior or
Set M oppe peo %%oogipuiuQ at inn Won-
berue intereSicrtt / at rNooe mere Sorb
on lrnQe itQ mere cftcr NornoUi. M}cn
oa II Der 9cifntteIie iii. euerS nil oct
life louue iia al fouhrrere mcO an
orc ioruproouccrcnoc Sunoc. iom @ri
icrne bnr prret i6r. q @cituttclicn
itnI IN orre cn,cn Solo cIler N}ouo9ol
ionn ser "a tribes II
ser bar prret opcr belle 2auoet ct
nbuormt @eir / CONNER, cnten lang
bnri0 S6rfe icnecniielot e1er
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% Norb. Scr / ErouScIaQcu Ga pna
6eI9cInro bar set cftcr 3 Tigers ur-
ten boeIiq Ncqn Bit 6roit. OF ienocus
iieIoit bnaoe Sroit % enc. San set
er life Greit ior SanNmanoeu. @ien
6ii!erne og Sc. Tom har bduolet %
brcpct meo fiitc'orretuina bar tient
mango Ren0e, % Sit % Silr CT Ner
mere euo oobbeIt @ris for oQ Gran or
3-4-oobbcIt. 90 bet mcite adnr I'll
Spiflauo - roact til GnaIUnotrue.
Men iom HeQeI - efteriom lea for
itnur 49, inn CT bet BELT Sc tn'ic Ren9c.
icnt or qobt lift mi / giorpc; ret onOct
al oct "tnite" itonr / Ian Ntrs.
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9inier i "2ecorol Soften" % De itlIoe
trrfic til at bIi IGit al noaen al mine
WctienSte / Rortb 2nfota o. Encomn,
@dIbington. iou bermeo min beoiie
6illeu. SEQ er paa set Iomnc mco
6elien (ncmIig onnrIia). % ida iaIer
icq. at ieo tnoIer life Bette tioliac
%eir. 90 bporIeSes Set bIir man Gin
tcrcu tommer. oeo lea life. Snd set
teoner life IRA iii mcO NIT 0oub ON
at bli bcNre mco 0iIieu Der / AorQe
0cuuegon9 men ic9 bar oo9 oItiN ieIt
mia bcorc &c iorriQc @ougc. iea bar
uuret her.
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9. Gbr. Petcricu,
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