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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
CRESCO, PA,

CREsCo. IA. Aug 2l-The event NJ
the week AZ the Spruce cabin Inn VAS
the farewell party given hN MIR and
Mrs. charles Fitzgerald ~ Philadelphia
in the grill room 10 their many friends
AT the house Among the guests were
Mr. aul Mrs Joseph VI stark NJ Wilkes
barre, Mrs RudolpA Sosna, Mrs. f. J..
n ltcrman. Mrs I Hazel, Mr., and Mrs
II. q II ll,nger, Miss Anna SVe hle and
Miss katherine Halterman Of rniladel-
phia Miss clara Price Of New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14
FREE.
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On The Horse

And His Diseases; Containing
An Index of Diseases" which
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The Best Treatment of Each: A
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Drugs used for the Horse, with
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John Gerber TO Bernard Lake
and Elizabeth Weyer, lot 81 Ferd
inand $4,000
George w. Harker TO Anna B.
Harder, . acres. 500.
George Pinnick ct al to VIM.
Pinnick. II acres. 500.
Ben Klein TO Geo Burke and
Elizabeth KEN. lots 6 and 9. ST.
Anthony, 1900.
Peter Mueller to Edward Null
Ter. pit. lots l07. l0S. 100. ITO
Ferdinand, 200.
Margaret Parsons TO John No
Ian, so acres, 81.
John Nolan TO Charles w. Par.
sons, so acres, 81.
James o. Songer TO Conrad G.
Hagen, 40 acres, $500.
Jesse NJ. Kendall to Frank
thinner, 40 acres, 500.
Peter Sendleweck TO Christoph
Sendleweck. lass acres, $1,000.
Margaret Whaley 70 Effie V
Anderson, Is acres. 1000
Joseph + Buchart to Schnell-
vile Harness and Saddler Co.,
lots 4 and 5 Schnellville, 1000
John Striegel TO Joseph Schnell
pit. lots II, l3. IA Schnellville,
600.
Henry q Mary Rosemeyer 70
Herman ) -lkamp, pit. z, 8, 9,
10 Holland. l35.
Matthias Oser to Maria Oser,
last will and testament
Theresa Braunecker ct al to
Thyen. lot pa, st. Henry
$50.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14
FRIDAY. MAY IA. 1915.
A Chance Is Wanted.

There is much speculation
throughout the Third congress
sional district as to who will be
the democratic nominee for con-
gress in this district two years
hence. The opposition in the
district TO the present member Is
becoming formidable andis grow
ing and a change is demanded
throughout the district. But
little, if anything, has been done
for the district in the past eight
years and the people are becom-
ing dissatisfied with the brand
of representation the district has
in Congress. There are many
men in every county in the dis
trict better qualified for the place
than the present member, and
the district is entitled to the best
talent within its boundaries, and
should have it, in view of the
fact that it would cost no more.
The PUBLIC PRESS believes
however, from the present out
look. that the next campaign in
the Third district will be taken
in hand in ample time to over
come the snap convention meth
DDS that has obtained in this dis
trict in former years. N. A.
Public Press.
Poor Bile Cox. he has one
staunch supporter in Dubois
county. He supports Cox be-
cause his son draws 100000 a
year by virtue of Cox. Also this
supporter himself draws $4,000 90
by virtue of Cox recommends
ton. This S50OO.00 per year
looks good to them and we don't
blame them. 1t is an established
fact that no man becomes a poll
teal insurgent until his term of
Office expires and just as quick
as this Cox supporter is let out,
you will hear him blowing a tin
horn louder than h. did for old
Isaac Gray.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14
A MeI chant Advertised

Duke G Bowers of Memphis Ten
nessee has 4s grocery stores in that
town and sell nearly half of the
groceries consused there. Sixteen
years ago be WAS piling slaves IN a
Kentucky barrel factory at $500
per day, and while working at that
lob concluded TO go in o business
for himself. A friend loaned him
$500 and he opened a cash grocery.
His sale the first day amounted to
lust eight cents. Now be is rated
in the millionaires class Andrew
L. Demiss quotes Mr. Bowers in
the ST. Louis Republic as following.
IF | had not discovered news
paper advertising | would still he
struggling for living 10 that first
store instead of having forty-three
Ii came about this way. A few
months after | opened nv cash
grocery in Columbus Ky, Charles
n. Walker who used to edit the
paper there showed me il would be
to my advantage 10 take half
pade ad each week, changing the ad
every issue Common sense told
sence told me there was no use run
ming a business that would save
penple money unless you told them
so, 80 | signed six month contract.
II pulled so well in fact that used
to buy eco extra copies and mail
Them out over Carlisle county To see
if | couldn't get the farmers to-
come to Colr mbus TO trade. Pretty
soon became the biggest adverttis
er that walker had. half pages be.
came to small for me. | began to-
use pages. And bust ess picked
up accordingly. Seeing the success
possible in 8 cash business pushed
by good advertising | sold out to 60
wheare | could get the greatest re-
suits from my efforts. Just before
starting for Memphis an uncle OF
called me out for a private talk.
Duke, he said, your not going
10 Memphis sure enough are your
That is what | am going to do,
replied. I'm going down there
and 90 into the grocery business
right away "
H. shook his head sorrowful-like
and said, Duke those newspapers
will get all the money you've got I
Walker has been making 1
more out OF yo business than you
have" Well the newspapers nave
gotten lot out of me-, but my
greatest regret is that | didn't let
them have more. Then you be-
lieye in advertising" Mr. Bowers
was asked.
II am not believer in advert
isIng," wac the prompt reloiner,
| am almost a maniac on the sub
ject. | firmly believe If | had only
spent half so much for advertising
as have speut. | wouldn't be
worht half 90 much as | am worth.
Furth armore | am convinced that if
| had been foresighted enough to
spend twice as much for sdvertis-
ing az | have spent that | would be
worth twice what / ana worth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14

Vim v Harris Col tp cl 81 90 ali IL 90
Kiger & Co X X X Claim 10000 moi allo
Frank w rormohlen farms inst cl 40
Allowed IL Al
JACOB II. SING,
Auditor Dubois Co
FRANZ SESG Deputy.
May "A, l9l5-l wk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14
OthnieI Chambers

A callow youth of Jasper was
seized a few days ago with de-
sire for undying fame. So he
became the self elected spokes-
man of a so-called good citizens
league. Eve wonder il he is
not the only member ? } and
went to the town board to de-
mand enforcement of the LAW.
He says Wagner and Eckert
promptly unloaded all response
bility on to the Marshal. there
the matter rested. But our cal
low hedgling was not satisfied.
he must rush into such newspa-
pers as would publish his rot,
and so he succeeded in making
himself notorious if not famous.
And last Monday his father was
around explaining that "Othie
was only a foolish boy who had
been put up to the publication
by older people, and that he him.
self was not responsible.
Young Chambers willlearn by
and-by that the reformer travels
a rocky road while he endeavors
to make the world over to suit
his individual notions.
Young Chambers alledged in
his article that anybody could
buy anything at any time. He
has since found out that he can
not buy a glass of soda or water
at any time at some places.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14
Fans for Summertime

We have just received an ex-
cellent assortment of fans for
the summertime Your adv.
printed on one side at from -
TO s. per hundred
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14
The WaQ He Duns Them.

A dollar bill may carry to its
receiver the vilest infection. 1t
is a sponge that takes UP filth
and disease germs from every
hand through which it passes
and from everybody with whom
it comes in contact. We hope
any of our subscribers who may
be delinquent are not holding
back their dollar bills for fear
they may carry some contagious
disease to US If they are we
assure them we are safe, having
had the humps, whooping cough
measles, scarlet fever been vac
cinated against small pox and a
variety of other diseases. So
bring along your dollar bills. =
Winslow Dispatch
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14
A Welcome Visitor.
Aspen, Colorado
Mr.. Ben Ed Doane
Courier lacner.

Friend Ben Ed: With this
am sending you money order for
the two ears subscription TO the
Courier as per your statement.
The Courier is always a welcome
visitor at our home as we like to
keep in touch with the doings in
dear old Jasper, and hear of the
many improvements going on.
There are many things in the
memory of the past years in my
old home town that still cling to
me and | love to read Of them IN
your paper. With best regards
to everybody ] remain
Yours. truly,
George Strain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14

We know Of number OF families who
are regular readers ~ the Courier hut
are not Subscriber. hey borrow the pa
per from their neighbors. We are glad
TO know that the Conrier is thus sppre-
ciated, but Why not csubscribef The
price j. email add we would appreciate
having these names on our mailing list.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14

The great speech-makers just now
are The CoumER's advertisers.d
They are talking from the ban
stand. Read them,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-05-14
CAN YOU ANSWER INSTANTLY?

Who were all the candidates OPP
posed to Taft for the presidency?
Name the Democratic vice-presi-
dential candidate who pan during
the last national campaign?
Who is vice-president of the
United States? Give his initials.
Who is the lieutenant governor
of Indiana?
Who all ran for governor of this
state during the last campaign?
If you cannot remember these
people who were so we'll advertised
short time ago how do you ex-
pect others to remember you?
Mr.. Merchant, get busy adver-
tise every week, or you, too, will
soon be forgotten.
The JASPER COURIER wants
your advertisement every week.
Why not order it at once. Do it
Now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
PROMINENT 81 LOUIS NTH.
CHANT MEETS HEATH N
MS OFFICE.
IS DIVORCE CASE TRAGEDY
Police Discover Ecueating Rifle
Near Skylight Through Which
Fatal shot Was pruhahl,
ircd


ny ,uocih,ed r..s
ST. LOUIS, No. March a.
Richard Randolph pro .dcut OF two
large mercantile oouDtru republican
candidate for Congress 20 fbo recent
lrlmarics. ua- ussa mated 900 hls
office, today
His wife who r.,WtF $3.50 sued
ior divorce by h.r husband Was ur.
rested She dcn.od Dy uovlrdlc
oi the shooting rh. police issued
general order for tho arrest Of
man named by Randolph iu his
petition for divorce Several pco-
pl, were 200 thc -tor, when the shot
ga. fired through 90 .Nlehi The
BULLET struck Ran lolph boo the back
ard he died soon after Near the
-kyleht fhr police found repeat
ing rifle Mr. Randolph was az
rested fow hours later on thc third
i.oor where thcy lived until tho fil
pp OF the diy.c, petition she
4id she was not a n0u. ai the
limo ol the shooting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
MOONSHINERS IN
OLEOMARCER ERlN[
GOVERNMENT 10 COMMENCE
FIGHT AGAINST INITNTION
HITTER MAKERS


PROVIDENCE. @ J.. March 30
o. Do, government fight against al-
seod olco mooushlunrs shifts Go
lihodc Island today when boo 'ue
fuitod States District court here
'vo prominent Providence men NlII
lIr, wm charged with conspiracy
.o drir8ul the government ou' ul
inO.u .uuU taxes m thr manufacture
u. ur imitation butter Ihe men
I., William a. lirsiu-. president
arl Jeremiah % iall treasurer. OF
tn, Sow En-laud Manufactures
Company The indictment were
brought under section #- ol the .n'-
..aI criminal code. which relate '1
f.. payment oi % taN OF 90 cent uor
POUND on rolorod oloomaTF"riuo lfl
T.. e.rscfsi fhc rial vil cover ru
'.rs or tw1 weeks
The Indictment OF HIGGINS aul
u.H .- only ono of nine Indictments
returned D., rrc federal auud lury
a.f August arI i. found 1gl.u1
Do, .noy, pou1eui- as .nils
HHll. ThDr. .r. also tUo more Iu-
tru,rf. Boo which iHo -amo parties
a.. named uu' against N'r i'Ir
sin. mf Iau and tho other against
tfo concern u-olf. rhargius tn. re.
.poudori with d'irautius OH" ru.
rmru ~ fho anne amount 5000.
1000
Tho maximum penalty .or 'hc .,
..u.. nuN uu trial i- tsu year. .r
..I 0r l fiHo OF 100000 or hI'h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24

Thi. man shoVs thr parts uf the
Austrian Empire Trent and lgr.a
which Italy h believed TO demand
as her price .or keeping out of 70
war against Franz Joseph Tho
whole Italian population. according
ic reports from Rome. rom, 10 bo
forcing the government to action
Roughly speaking. Italy desires o.
sweep of 'orrtcy Co the north and
cast which would extent her hound
dry around the northern end of the
Adriatic Sea as tar south as Fmmc.
on the eastern coast. This would
include tho Austrian naval baer ai
icla as well os tho Provinces ot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24

special io lHr tsH-
MONTGOMERY. Ala. March 'a
Librarians fro mail sections of the
slate have arriycd in town today Tor
rh, annual convention of ihc Ala
hama Library Association, which
opens tomorrow COR q session last
mr over three days Dr Henry T..
lcrlor. librarian OF the Chicago pub
Uo library. win deliver tho annual
addree- tomorrow Other speakers
will be- Carl H. MILAN of birmingham
NIss Randolph Archer of Talladcra
and Mis-, Gertrude Ryan ol Mont
rCmory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24

..,ni and Trlc.'c. acquisition of
which has boon ltaly long chori,h-
c1 aspiration The coucp. siou
which ,u tria 81 believed io hr will
u, 90 make are insignificant
compared With the demands
u regarded a. probable lh5t,
under press from Germany tho
negotiations may bc EXTENDED and
Austria mly be induced 90 grant
larger concessions than shr now it
N,linp 90 consider. hui rho belief
Is generally held in reuon ihlo
quarters thal the oair'nc Austrian
concessions would hc u.rllirioui 90
'lisfy Italy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
CARRANZA MEN
BURNING TOWNS
LARGE ROPE FACTORY REPORT.
IN DESTROYED N RFPRISNL
ny COMMANDER
y, Associated Pres.

~ Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS March 90 -
General Alyarado the Carrlu'g com
mandor who recently occupied the
state OF Yucatau. is directing pitt
lcss campaign OF repr.sal against
lho inhabitants and property hold
crs. according Co refugees from Pro
gre-o laiacho % town off $500. o.
said 10 have been burned A. Merida
capital OF state. one oi tho largest
rope aud twiuo iuuuro. iu Nr,ico.
,vncd hy British aul American
capitalist b. also I1 fn Hlro brrp
burned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24

The demand of Italy. as outlined
today, are set forth as follows
To the north SHE desire, the en-
are Province at Trent bringing her
lu-nlIcr 90 Nouoste. passiric. and
hloouir, Including the districts Of
yoyeredo, Trent, Ho1on Meran.
hrcsanonc. aud nruncck To tho
east she dosiror 10 extend her from
li,r 10 the Julian Alps. including
tho Province OF Gorliz and lstrla
vain the districts Tolmein. Gorlt1,
trieste. Pola aud Fiumc In addi
tl,n to this sho doslrcs tho Dal-
matlan Islands. especially Veelia
,nerso, Lunga, nragla. LosIpa, cur.
ynla. Nolrda. and Lissa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
BRING LIBEL SUIT
ON GERMAN SHIP
nToRNEN GENERAL INSTRUCT
III 10 PROCEED AGAINST
GERMAN CONMANIIH.


Hs f......I.I rr.s
WASHINGTON d. G.. Mar o..
i'ornrN General Gregory ha n.
'ruuoi tFo tnul State attorney
% Porto Rico to uututc libel pro-.
'.oi.us again fNc German steam
900 ud.uv.Id .I.rh attempted to
l.a,. sau Huu llrhor r.,catIy
without clearance wpprs Pending
etiIomrnf of .Hn oucHiou VH,
tH.r or MOI .He $500 BE- forfeited 90
'hr .uiurd -'sf. under tho recent
...ni resolution .' ConTf,... pre-
riding poullilH. 900 such Dl.... 900.
.p $500 hr HoH hy the NarNan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
OFFICERS KILLED
IN DOING DUTY
rDtlCI ,HtI NNB mTIOTNI
VICTIMS OI TWO ~ ~Tt,iOt ~
,HNHNt


#..'.| .
LLNlEN. N.-....
rHll O., Polio. ru.n lrl u.
r,. .r14v,u esrs SHOT urf $3.50
st 90 h.ari.u- N.Itr ruHr He-,
tnllv vbcI, hsy bad eou. 'n .gs
5000 Edward W,stsr.u ana .'l.t
.-ausr about Hur recent NH-g'lf
r. rH. m'u U,f otter f.r shoot
rs hu N. f'rEe.f i..' NifH 'r1k
,. I.g 4uI 8a. tpHr.f N. Tf
.Hwar $50 tUn .Hu.f.rr T.H '.l'
UIHIa a.. .i''.H ..f Hr 3. .m.-
#.uHt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24

KANSAS CITY. NO March
r, arreemert between rho official
80 the Federal League and tho dire,
f-rs of the Kaus1 cry Federal
..alu Club. tH' Kaas1 CiiE nr
e4n.51uor retains fhe franchise oi
.fs team Ir fhn league Tho agree
rf Har annoHrr.f af Jubilee
.-Ukrr celebration of the retention
.. f.r team
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
MORE ARRESTED
IN TERR[ HAUTE
tNO OFFICERS AM JUDGE AC.
tl>In oI TNNrFRING WITH
MtINI ~SI~.

D.. associated pres.
INDIANAPOLIS IND March %.
sheriff uouni. Sho1 city Judge
'omas Smith tn1 Street Inspector
sie,gudor A.sei ala. steel defen-
frnfs n thr Tgrr. UaHto election
CASES. were once more arrested on
tlr order oi IHjl, anderson. this
'imo char1lt with a'lcrcd tamper-
nr with tHe government witnesses
H fhr rp.ss af bar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24

The .lte uhbruI Ir0f".r o.
tho k.n- Of ITALY. Is fI. commander
1l fbe italian nce' boz fH. AIrla'i.
BOO VII l..t 'He Gasf . Itay t.
'.ares ear 1r Austria lr| .a a. be-
depended or t0 f1fs r, r0-f H
p0Ia f.e Austrian aauI base HrI
ffen tfe .aar1.t town. of Is'-.1. fHe
province a..oh IaIv r|ar.. 'r rr.
-riH Ttr Irsa 81. bcfte- .r1ur 'n
'weri"lns ftan arr other UaHr
&c. D. gas tHo aas Pool, permitted
'. uef Katherine FIkn- daughter
20 faa tt.i't West virginia .sH
for heeHe tHe ro,aI family OBJ.
cited Ts romance Ir .orreri.ar
fh pho rnElrrnarf Hr rmar
'rraFomerf .as never been IH
toid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
DEAD
IN MINING CAMP
lNp MORE INJURED - tNtI-T
ESTIMATE FROM ~'INI ~
lis ASTIE

rH '"a.sff ra.s
NA\ CCr'Er. r o. March
T.f'y sI, fs.t auH f.,ufs 'Ua .r.
lgrod Is 'Be latest DUwat. 0f f..
casualties bon tlD minor. camp n.
tho nrfsu.e mine Howe Sound Al.
lralauege of sauN hHHu. UrI
buried MANY n.r.r. t.0f.u. Ir
Their cabins ar sunday rIs| Oa-
ns t0 break Boo tI. aIr.a Hnu.
mum cation WITH f.r .rua .I H..
arfer H 1ffGuIf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
baseball League Vo,c.

Tr 'Hr.a.aH rr-s
INuIANAPOLt- lnd. March 3d.
Tho indianapolis Tsder1l ieaeue
C.rh aas Transferred % fhc league
rf % meeting OF fho efock holder and
.sgus officials Tho laaru" H
.re- alI debts The Franchise pro.
f.fIy $500 boz tram ferred t0 NeN1rk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-24
INIIENNRN BIENEp
INNNTT~ N.SO

n. .H....a" Pro-.
NrNClE Ind. March -a Ttr'.
bodies we're recovered from th'
ruins of thc couu'y ufrmlry which
fl-uef here today Thirteen ore
lis..rg and believed 20 have perish.
The evening world., 1915-01-06

elDlal
deess WiD6sWs = dea9 ~ 1elll alR.
basns stsses
G te0hA
~ asisls aieas ias NanAaaan
Aivs ~ ssA tans q foatieat uest hods
IAaenA 1 81 h ls1s Mr. ains sSSsd x1lnn0 kst
0Su1ng sAssAsl q - slallsaA
~ 0saAl CsatsAl 0svaHsoeoa1 ose yoasaA 0sse
usa ~ Ass = sueaG swsas humanity hrsassasd ln
Dlasosas ~ s live tAirassN
WAn ~ ssass ~ ssbvay s>aG3sas naaI
vssil tswaGsva Ssstinsess a1sais
~ Third and 0ixh Avenue
~ Dsi1gs taas DseshyA Ths
svAzsd tAa s tms bssakasva
tAssaasssA
crswas lhsssas Ne subway sAs1
ssvays sseas saa here
buvasks aeaA sDias
SiSvslsl 0askA
htsvDa aAs particularly felt Dseokiyn.
ssloek ths ssbvay
vhsa ~ crowds Sessins n % hss Nv YeS
AtAsts Avssvs otsetsa. vhteA receives hs crowds
Islssd Dseo0s crowded
g 1osess ~ ushst
easss 70 tAsss W. ~ ~ oso
The evening world., 1915-01-06
PUT STOMACH IN
FINE CONDITION
Says Indigestion Results
from an Excess of Hy-
drochloric Acid.

Undissstsd food deleysd In ~
seomsch decays. o. rather. iesmests IL
came - food left In The open ~. sayU
. noted authosity. he alsp tslls - tha>
Indigestion = caused By Hypss- -6ddley.
Deaains. thses b - ezee6 a hy6g0l
chloric acid In the stsnash whisS -,
vents complsts digestioa aad Dtasts ieed
fermentaaioo. Thus everything satso
souss il IL stomach. nsch like Gasha0
souss b can, forming acsid ilvdds and
easss which initiate the stonssA kke w
bsllooo. Thsn ~ Issi hssvy. luuDy
misery n ths chest. ~ hsleS sp -.
Ne ssuctsts sour food q hays hsest-
ban, natulsass. watss.bsash q nsusea.
Hs tslls ~ 70 10y ssids ~ dl0sseovs
sids end instsaA ~ iron cay phasnsaV
ious ounsss q Jed 0alts sed tahs .
tsblsspesaiul II elass q waAss klsss
bssakiast cd Drink Il VIII \ , ~.
vsscips. sad fustAsrnoss, % esatioue
this lee Q Wesk. Will ssli6 lo0oUs
ths first dess. Il b inpostsst - asulsal
iss tbs scidity. remove the sas- -mshaG
msss. start tSs liver. seinulsls u ~.
ssys ss4 thus promote . lsss 0ev q
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