davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01
Feeding Dairy Cattle.

A ration for dairy cows must be pal
atable and contain sueculence " best
results are wanted Silage, beets. man
gels. turnips and soaked beet pulp are
good sources of so:culence and render
the ration palatable. Corn silags Is the
cheapest and most economical. except
I'm a small herd. where II does not pay
20 build a siio: then roots or soaked
beet pulp make n good substitute. A
good dairy COW can consume with
profit i've to ten pounds of grain day,
thirty to forty pounds OF succrient feed
and ten pounds OF good hay.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01
DAIRY POINTERS.

A dairyman says the first year
of milking II the pruper time In
/, which TO make the foundation
for a persistent milker.
The coming spring viii I've n
good time to send the scrub bull
TO the block aud start In with q
pure bred.
A cold ruln will check the flow
~ milk rs much Ms n snowstorm
II the cows are exposed.
look out FOR the gentle bull.
Remember that II Is not usually
the roaring. believing. buster
ing bull that does the killing.
Keep the cows In clean yards
during the day and supply ra-
tons OF food value TO keep up
the production OF the herd to a
paying point.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01
Groomino the Horses.

Do not depend wholly on the feed TO
keep the horses In good condition.
Grooming has great deal TO do In the
matter Of keeping horses looking well
and In good condition.; hence II Is poor
policy to neglect Il. Give them little
Extra grooming this winter. This ts
not attended TO on many farms as II
should be.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01

Silent 208i 2G6s
Shwbay 2O Zarrine stei
Rbk 2l0 Brook 2
10 gaia: Sired dam Of Chay Direct
Clay also produced Redd Clay resi- of
Moko
YOrke 90 2O (Fututy Belle uturity
) 2aa chmpon 6 Manrico
ner) Silver SIR ca 2Ost Susie N duuty
Nobel 2O hes Sko l3 Fstuny
2O9i Martha Med 2G3i
Baron II. etc.
Beuchsr quarter
30 pounds
Of
srrs
merit
the
will demand His colts
of bonea ard
of
lLaneast Kentuc
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01
FARM STOCK.

Some ground faxsced or OIL
meal should he put IN the sheep
grain ration to ward on constlpa
tion.
In going to and from work. see
that nothing strikes your horses
heels us they walk along. Moth.
ing worries some horses more
than that.
A herd of sOwS should I've bred
to farrow rs nearly ut the same
time MS possible In eases Of a
small litter and an unusually
large one the filters can be even.
ed up aud all grow together.
Fifteen different breeds OF
sheep are now recognized.
Many n good horse has been
spoiled by yanking driver. All
the time tapping n horse with
the whip makes him think you
DO not mean n thing you say or
do to him.
Intelligence IN feeding and
handling should control the In
come from the hogs.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01

will make the most fat and flesh pos
sible from the feed eaten after grow
ing the fleece and keeping mp the wear
of the body. Ewes of this type never
have a starved lamb. unless they are
starved themselves. Sheep built 90
the opposite pattern of Hat ribs and
consequently narrow body. with mar
row chest. cat hams and long goose
neck are dainty eaters. hard TO fnttes,
poor mothers and die easily and early.
Select and breed for large size up TO
a certain point. Extreme specimens OF
size In any family Of live stock are not
usually as well shaped or early matuT-
ing nor as profitable generally as the
more tidy medium pattern. II seems 10
be a rule OF nature TO build coarse and
loosely the plant or animal that b u
giant In its family. "A tiock all the same
size and shape will sell well because
uniformity pleases the eye. The fact
that sheep grow wool that can always
be sold at some price gives them nm
extra chance over other stock 10 niy
for their feed and care. II will cost
very little more 10 grow big sheep
with n ten pound fleece than the same
kind with II six pound coat: 1T least tlr
extra four pounds of wool will mt
provided the sheep are otherwise ia.
bring on the wool market.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01
CLARENCE BEAZLEY

Alcyone 6A2. 2:f7
sire Of ~. dsmEotS.
I Noon day
~ ~ flmo 2Ts.
Great Brood Msro
/ Harry clay ~. 2;ssi
sire OF q. dams OF "a
Nprwood hells
ny Norwood So.
, Baron wilknsIT-lN iis
sire Of 10 in2:iO. etc.
Queen Ethel.
ny strathnunr 80
Dam Of Butnps . "a.
wilkes Nniw.,,,d -ssi , .a,a.
Sire Of Carl wilkes 2 eel,
Jenny CLAY
By Harry Olay ".
Dam u siient Brook
2;ia,s. R,''itiie CiAyiil
Az =, etc
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01
Essd the Mill Producer.

Dairying Is the kind OF business that
pays for the right kind Of an invest
ment. and In this ease the investment
Is In cows and feed. II Is poor policy
10 try TO shorten the ration.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01

IL does not make a great deal Of
difference whsther a COW Is MIXED
slowly or rapidly. provided the
milking Is always done uniformly
and regularly. Some have consid-
cred It a litsSe better to milk a
COW rapidly than to milk too slow
ly. IL does not matter whether the
COW Is fed before milking or after
milking. Most farmers. however.
feel that II Is the better practice
to feed before milking. but cattle
are crea lures OF habit. and feeding
done regularly Is more important
than the time II Is done
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01

The Cheviot is one OF the most
hardy breeds Of sheep known. The
Cheviots belong to the middle wool
class. The staple Is somewhat long
er and n trifie coarser than Shrop-
shire. but brings a high price in
the American market. As a pro-
Queer % high quality mutton the
Cheviot ranks high. The ewes are
prolific and are excellent mothers.
The weights for ewes are from 10
to $50 pounds. although weights OF
40 pounds are occasionally reached.
The ideal weight for a ram is 70
pounds. The picture shows a Chew
lot wether.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01
Stop! Look! Listen!

They are shipping horses and mules Of country by the
thousands and the in the world raise all
we
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
AN EASY Way
TO GET RID OF
UGLY P|MPLES

Bathe your face for several minute,
with resinol soap and hot water. tho,
apply little resinol ointment w.,
gently. Let this stay on ten minr,.
ana wash off with resinol so,n
more hot water. finishing with a dss.
or cold water TO close the pores "a
this once or twice a day, and Won ,..,,;
be astonished to find how quickly 49,.
healing resinol medication sootbes ny
cicanscs the pores. removes pimn,a.
ana piackheads' and leaves the com.
pieNion clear and velvety.
Rcsinol ointment and ras,,
stop itching instantly and speeGi,y
SKIN humors, sores, burns, wounds 80
chahng Sold by all druggists N"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
DR.. Pra dy's Health Talks
MODERN TREATMENT.

In the practice OF the worlds great
est physicians. medicines have n sec
ohdary place in the treatment Of
chronic kidney trouble. nophritis
bri@hts disease. When medicines are
tmp!"yed they are not intended TO act
upon IN" Kidneys. as rule. for
RriCht's diseas" is really a circulatory
disease. blood vessel disease, and
such drugs as are prescribed are Sc
lccted for some definite influence upon
the circulation.
But the treatment is chiefly non
medicinal. Diet is of supreme impor-
lance. We fancy Horace Fletcher's
ideas and practices have had a strong.
influence. for at one time Fletcher was
on account of defective Kidneys.
Limitation OF the nitrogen intake is
the chief principle involved In the
management OF nephritis. This in
eggs fish and vegetable nitrogen in
various forms y man may be vegt-
tartan and be Il villain still, so far az
excessive consumption OF heterogeneous
food is concerned.
OF course. it goes without saying
that alcohol in any form is n bad thing
for one with diseased or damaged kid
ncys, because alcohol irritates the kid
neys. and because II stimulates an alb
normal appetite for heterogeneous
foods. This. we grieve to say. prac-
tically condemns the various Kidney
remedies sold to the public. for such
remedies rs have no alcohol TO make
them "bracine" and attractive 10 the
victim, have practically nothing else
In their makeup.
Baths to keep the skin in active
condition; the right clothine-Which
we believe personally TO be wooden
knitted undcrclothes and stockings
nine or ten months if NOT throughout
the year; milk diet days: free water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
APPOINTMENTS MADE
BY BOARD OF VISITORS
several Richmond Young Wen Among
ih"sc Who VIII Attend VIr-
Efnfn Military Institute
LSpecial 10 INC Times- Disnatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON, VA, June 22-Foliow
ing are the State appointments Of
cadets made by the board OF visitors
Of the Virginia Military Institute:
District No /, 4. NJ Blair. Max
Meadows; No. >. Frank II. Martin, Nor
ton; No 3. c. J. Barker. Gate CITY:
NO. 4. F. Y. Caldwell East Radford
NO. D. W. w. NOEL, East Radford No.
). II. A. iancey, Waynesboro: No IL,
c. 4. Jones, Boyce: No. IA, o. l.. G.,
Radford. Forest Depot; No. II, Edward
pillon, Jr.. Lexington; No. is, l.. A..
harrison, AppomattoX: No. 10, A. H.
Grifhth' Ashland; No. 81. j. L. Heaton.
Aylett: No ~, Henry l. Burger
Natural Bridge: No. "a. H. L. Alverson.
Danr!lle; No. 81, l.. B. Downing. Fair
port.
Appointments-at-larg s. But
ler Norfolk; J. W. Squire. Port Nor
folk II. y. Campbell, Denbeieh. g A.
Martin, Accomac Courthouse; J. H.
Ware. Richmond; S. l.. Ingram, South
Richmond: w. !. owen, Richmond: $.
l." Bertschey. Phoebus: II. L. Morrison,
Richmond: NJ. f. Ball. Upperville: r.
{. w. Radford. Forest Depot: w j.
Epcs, Portsmouth: +. B. Jones, Glou-
RloXom; r. p. Phillips. Evington: c
g. Swift, Westview: K Kellogg and J.
l.. Guest. Richmond.
Alternates-B. Merchant. Matthews
courthouse; T.. r.. Jenkins, Norton c.
NJ. Harris, Whites: J. B. Kenzer, Bed
ford City; B. ~ Robertson. South Rich
mond: j. G. Porter. Crockett q. S
Crockett Accomac Courthouse
Alumni Day was observed at the in
sutute commencement exercises to-
day. Several hundred alumni were in
line this afternoon when the cadet bat
TALON was rcvcicw by them fol-
lowed by graduation parade. At the
annual meeting this afternoon steps
were taken to boost next commence
ment alumni day and have all alumni
present with view to raising funds
for an alumni hall, TO be used dur
ing commandments
The alumni smoker was held to-
night in the cadet mess hall
The military features OF the day
were guard mounting, special drills
with signal detachment, artillery de-
IN chment and nrst-aid detachment
Competitive company dr!ll was held
this afternoon by the six companies
for the Garnett-Andrcw cup. the win
ner TO be announced tomorrow at
graduation exercises. The Judges were
General Charles j. Anderson, Colonies
Jennings G. Wise and G. b. Byrd and
Lieutcnants o. NJ. Baldinger and H.
Tenn plcton, United states Army.
a reception was given this evening
by General and Mrs. Edward w Mich
OILS at their home in honor OF the
alumni and visitors. The Cotilion Hop
/ Club held its annual dance tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

drinking: vacations regularly. avoid :
ing worry and mental strain; Fletch
erism and the simple life.
biood pressure. the nitrogen ellmi-
nation and the condition of the henr,
must be watched by the physicin,,
ncsc details serve to give warnin:.
! OF approac ching crises or danger noi,,is
anu guide tho physician I'm his n,am
| asement y! tho treatment
There is positively no remedy wbic,
me Kidney disease patient may take
on ms own hook without riskinr hi
very life, for most drugs affect tho
heart. blood pressure or Kidney tie.
! tue IN one way or another.
Queries md Answers.
Cleanliness prevents Infection. la
there any danger for one who is close
~ associated with person who has
tubercular bone disease with nm
ming fstula?
answer: Not If the patient is clean
~ That is. not IL the DISCHARGES arc
burned as soon as the dressing is
removed. i"
Harmless, but wont affect the blood :.
Is sassafras tea harmless when used
as beverage during the sprin.,
months to purify and thin the blood?
answer; IT is harmless. bu. il Will
neither purify nor thin the blood. That
purifying the blood" foolishness is
scarcely worth bothering your h,,d
about.
Age is no barrier: Can woman
twentN-four years old have a cancer
OF the breast?
answer: Yes, cancer may appear at
any aSe. III in doubt. take no chances:
ne examined by your doctor at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

II this Is to bc war of silver bull
let's. Germany TX procured, avail street
Is nnd can he with the allies. but Ger
many will remain unfriGhtencd." This
In the opinion Of financial t:crmnny ns
Expressed to correspondent by DIR.
knri ilVNcrich, who ia one of Germans
most successful hnnncicrs, although
only fOrty-thrcc years old. lie WIS d.
rector of tine Dcutchc Bank, largest In
Germany, until the Kaiser picked him
1" handle the finances. re has
raised two war loans exceeding $4,000
0OO.i0O. and iS the rcni "mnn behind the
nuncy" Of the empire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
LARGEST ATTENDANCE
IN HISTORY OF SCHOOL

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June 90
The largest number Of teachers in the
history OF the University Of Virginia
summer school reported for registra-
ton to-day. Notable features of the
attendance are the large number of
men matriculating and the increased
number from outside OF Virginia The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
"MovIEs" OF WEDDING
Speaker Clark to Pcrpctuatc Marriage
OF Daughter for Future Gcncrntion.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BOWLING GREEN. MO. June 20
Speaker Champ Clark has under Con.
sideration Il plan by which he will per-
petuate the wedding of his daughter,
Gencvieve, for the future Clark gem
erationS to see. lie Is planning to
have motion pictures of the wedding
taken. but not for exhibition purposes.
He will purchase the film and lay it
away in his library and whenever he
wants 10 see the Clark Thomson we'd
ding over again he will haul out the
film and run 1t of on II screen In his
home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Antoincttc DonncIIN,s An.,yers.

| Brown Eycs--I don't know exactly
what YOU mean by your hair wearing
OFF by having II hang down Your back
! lf your hair is split and breaks off'it is
because II lacks nouriShmcnt Scalp
masSagewill remedy the condition Use
Ia good hair tonic and massage the SCALP
Tor about fifteen minutes each night
brushing The hair also stimulates the
circulation. Brush your hair for a few
minutes each day until there is a pleas
ant feeling of life" in the scalp. but
do not brush so Vigorously that il irri-
tates the scalp. Have your hair clip
ped 10 get rid OF the split ends There
rs really no other way Tor a girl OF your
age to wear her hair except in curls
or in braid down her back.
Neti:e-The slight roughncss of the
>kln on your face should not cause
Eou any particular annoyance, as It
can be easily remcdicd By carefully
nassaeinG the face each night with
Il good cold cream or skin food Sim
ply because you are. "A poor girl is no
reason why YOU should not have as
good complexion and as attractive
a face as your more fortunate sisters
Many poor girls face is her fortune,
you know. Never use cheap perfumcd
soaps on your face; the pure imported
CASTLE soap is the best. Be careful of
your diet: do not eat rich. spicy foods.
but simply. nourishing foods Take
lots OF exercise in the open air, and |
am sure it will not be long before you
will see a wonderful Improvement in
your complexion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

leviated by n discipline OF half rations
accompanied by systematic exercise in
the open air Naturally the food Sc
lected must be of the most nutritious
character and well cooked
The drinking OF hot water, just as
hot as II can he slipped with n spoon.
one hour before each meal will hasten
a cure. The hot water ClcanScS the
mucous membrane of the stomach and
stimulates the whole alimcntary canal
and kidneys to do their work. perform
ing the necessary office Of scavcnger
for the whole body.
All persons who lead sedentary lives,
not taking sufficient exercise to impel
the tissues of the body to throw off the
daily waste, will derive great benefit
from the hot water drinking habit. The
water should be drunk slowly and the
quantity taken must he from onc-half
TO a pint in order to obtain a thorough
cleansing and yet not to cause an over
distention of the stomach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Hot Water for Indigestion
BY ASTOINETTE DoNSEIty
Copyright 1915. ny An,oInetie Don

HCopyrisht 1915. ny An,oine,ie Don.
neNy)
indigestion IS deadly foe 10 beauty
you cannot Keep the corners OF yonr
1noutn UP II your stomach is con,iu.
,ually out Of order Indigestion b.i-g
entirely the result OF errors Of diet ana
want OF exercise, you can readily SEQ
5hat ts treatment must begin by regu-
4ation of these.
In early stages. and even in chronic
cases before the critical state is
yeached. where the stomach rejects al.
most everything, suffering can be al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

WASHINGTON. June 22.-rhe Freight
Adjustment Steering Company, of
Charleston.rS, C., to-day complained to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
that commodity rates over the Cincin-
natl, New Orleans and Texas Pacific and
other roads from Ohio River crossings
to Charleston and Wilmington unduly
favored shippers of WilminEton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

when eaten with bread It would prob
ably be better for you not to eat it,
however. 1t is form OF sugar and
Is vegetable product. although it is
made by an insect. The eruption on
your back is undoubtedly one of the
many forms of skin disease think
II would be better to consult a skin
specialist.
Sinser-Your deep breathing and
vocal exercises should develop your
neck You are probably so anxious
Tor results that YOU have not given
yourself time to see any Improvement.
Try carrying a weight on your head,
such as bag OF sand or bean bag.
or try turning your head slowly first
TO one side. then to the other, as far
as YOU can These are both helpful
exercise in developing the neck
Worried-1f your scalp is extremely
dry nothing is better 10 use than
pure vascline or olive oil Brushing
increases the growth Of the hair and
counteracts dryness. Brush it at least
once day. and let il be "A thorough
brushing OF the entire scalp. I shall
he glad to send YOU my instructions
Tor scalp massage and formula for hair
tonic II YOU will send me slammed.
addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

Fatty-Yes, honey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

opening exercises OF the school will
be held tomorrow night, when Prcsi-
dent Alderman. State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction Stcarns. Director
Maphis and DR.. Charles Alphonso Smith
will speak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Are You Re adv
For Your Trip? Take
II @ n IL G. KS
WI allied Milk

with you when Yachting, Camping,
Motoring, Fishing, or Golfing.
nutritious, satisfying Food Drink ready
in n moment. A good light lunch when
tired or run down. Simply dissolve in water,
hot or cold. A fine nights rest is assured
if you take a cupful hot before retiring.
Our Lunch Tablets arc the acme Of con-
venient nourishment. Dissolve few
In the mouth when fatigucd or hungry.
Sample free, HoRLIcK'S, Racine, wis.
EXNo sub stitutei is dust as Goods
as HoRLick'S, the Original
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24

helm. Charles Gafvee. aiEefhos
BiaeEweod F. p, Begser ~ " ga-
e0hs. j J. Bell Arthur Qpiiiei-
Caueh. Richard Dehan. Lucas 3iaiei.
justin II. McC'aThf Anthony hope.
he castles. tire WHiamsgns. = h
Harngng and II aelloc-
e. TIE res authors
Hugh Waipoie oliver onions.
Compton Maekenzle. Iierf Cannon.
~ u Bsresfasd Essast SHinusrton.
F Tennyson Jesaa. D n LaVrsnce.
John TreFeBa. J Naedougail if-g W
: Vaughan, - Dane Bank 81 b.
Maxwell -. - George ConinEs1T
Dawson Mofiey Roberts Peit Ridge.
james siephsnH HORACE NeEtf. Eaug
Pain. cazHno Hamilton. PerciTai Glib
bon Edgar Nai'efe a ~ igirhin-
sou. JefferY Fzrut pafrfk MacsiI.
~. e RaiisY. J ~ smith. Charles Mar
Fl4ig and Iaha Palmer
such q list sags Mr Graham.
mas lnfurlate Fsrious persons in
delighifuiiF various ways Those
there are mhu wili demand the
exclusion - Garrles. Caine. Ou-
penheim. even ~ the william
llamsans ard s1arnunR IT, others the
inclusion ~ ST. Dare Pans. q realist
eho has had buB one novel published
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24
THINGS WE MOULD LIKE To
HAVE MRITTTN.

FeE Americans need ha sur
psised thsi Clifford Piaehof has
speedily made himself persona nau
grafa Hiih the German Authorities in
fhe bflaiau var game L peculiarly
acfid sisec men of the genus progress
zlyf Hlth q ;eE1psrameHtHl tafa for
going around saving dlsagreeable
.ainss about peapie" thar riTalea the
late Prof Goodwin Smiths. Mr pm
onof resolces in an the snayiff q The
cacfgs and ail the sacrhafine lowell
Ness - the green pfrsimmon. So Ne
are nnt surprised 20 flnd thaf before
Mr- Pinehot had heen IN the var zone
a fortnight h. succeeded ia making
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24
ruE MEXICAN MENACE

Meair1 y an anarchy. as ever beds
knonf And perennial ansfehy ~
ihe hnnse neat 5oof constitutes s
Nuisance The Unlied states nnalb
abated the nuisance ln cuba, and In
sanso nomiugo. q was near heiae
compelled 70 ahafe one ln Nenezucin
some vears age.
Bot Mexico Is n9i only nulsauee,
hat D positive Danger Because II ve
neglect 10 Fet ihe Meglcan ho0ae IN
mder. some one else mas undertake
the job, or mas seize the opportunity
10 thrus, sarreptluauF foot inside
ths ungaarded Mexican door
The Japanese, il D. oNiclallg re-
ported. ere doing nothing ID Turtle
hay hut saltnrinF their Fropuaed
wafnhip. Just % ih4 time strong IT.
forts are being made b japan. and
from Japan. 70 inspire confidence IL
the United states rcTurainE anr
friendship ~ Japan for Va We are
told by interViemefs AMI returned
representatives ~ reiigioun bodies
that the JAps have no ambitions OK.
cept 20 Dc recognized az pcaet-loF.
ing people. yeafning Tor ihc GOOD will
Of America
As the Journal has pointed out be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-24
unFN nm BLOW I'LL


KaarE Enarrs-5 lady enf morning
gaze ksr tlst1rf sealed letter.
snles ~ Wzs q read uher BE- goi %
.e- ssffsca- it5e did - and fhc letier
gan - fellows
j am Obliged 10 teil Ycl something
1as rlaT sire You pain, but tnefe j.
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fhs1E whatever ~ fhe fenseqltt noes
rar ire lzsz U-ek ] hgvs felr thai &
aoze 70 THIS. bat ! hare walled
Hil tAa las- extremity. ard can no
saEer r=r1si1 silent. 10 mt over
sfe11n re W1h bitter feFfoacbes. for
SOB nll hare 90 pct Up Eitn your
shara - IRE trpabie a. wel as my
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csis gseTsp.rSfl0n STOOD IN thick
Hraps an gie brow % the husband.
aaa prepared Tor the Eorsf Treu-
nET he read on
a4sur csas is gene Please order a
ssa &c - seat uP this afternoon.
Thought y08 raight inrGef h for the
seash sime. and therefore wrote you
tnis seft4r
Dnl ~ didn't forget 81 that time