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Foot Ball Games Listed
for College Teams Today

Amherst VI. Middlebury at k~-
herst.
Bowdoin vs.. Fort Mckinley at
Brunswick.
Brown VS.. r. I. State at Provi-
dence.
Bucknell vs.. Albright at Lewis
burg.
Clemson Agsies VS. Furman at
Clemson College.
Coe VS.. Parsons at Cedar Rap
ids.
Colgate vs.. Susquehanna MT
Hamilton.
Colorado Ageies VS.. University
of wyoming Mt Fort Collins.
Cornell vs.. Oberlin at Ithaca,
Dartmouth VI. Boston College
mt Hanover.
Dennison VS.. Otterbein Mt Gran
VILE.
Des Moines VS.. Cornell at Mount
Vernon.
Drake vs.. Penn at Des Moines.
Drury VS.. MariOnville at Spring.
field.
Fargo va. University of North
Dakota Mt Fargo.
Georgia Tech VS.. Mercer at At
lanta.
Grinnell VS.. Leander Clark Mt
Gfinnell.
Hamilton vs.. Clarkson at Clin-
ton.
Harvard VS.. Bates Mt Cambridge.
Haskell vs.. Bethany mt Law
renee.
Heidelberg vs.. Defiance at TIT
nm.
Henry Kendall W.. Oklahoma
Mines at Wilburton.
Indiana VI. De Pauw at Bloom
inEton.
James 1Iinikin W.. Missouri
Mines Mt R0llA.
Kansas Aggies vs. baker at
Manhattan.
Kansas wesleyan VI. Fairaont
Lafayette ~. Ferahan at Ed
I.h,sh w. Ursinus At souk
Bethlehem. 1890 IN
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GRAND CENTRALs.
Games in Masonic League.

Acacia and Columbia were .victors in
the Masonic League, each winning two
games from Naval and King David.
Lewisohn of Acacia, Oliver Of Column
bia and Stocking Of King David were
the stars of the two matches. The first
mentioned got more than 100 pins in
each Of his three contests, the second
obtained two counts of 1872 and 112.
Oliver was the high man, though, hav-
ing marks of 121, 1T and 10S, the total
being 34S.
Roy whitford's Ingleside team was a
victor in the National Capital League,
winning by two games to one. Incl
dentally. whitford was high man of the
match, knocking down 123 pins in the
opening contest, Ill in the second and
104 in the third.
Two other bowlers who did excep-
tionally good work last night were
Lewis Of the Hecht team in the Com
mercial League and Jacobsen Of the
War quint in the Departmental. The
former had scores Of 1o2, 121 and 1913,
and the latter 1874, 112 and III.
The scores Of last nights matches:
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American League Games.
Red Sox Blank Yankees.

BOSTON, September 30.-Boston's
tight defense turned back New York
without score yesterday, while the
league leaders hammered out three
runs or shawkey. Ruth. for Boston.
held New York to fve hits, divided be-
tween Gedeon and Magee.
Boston Q % Ea
New York. o 0 o 0 0 0 o 90
Two.base hits-shorten, Gardner, Magee.
Three-base hit-Janvr1n. Sacrifice hits-Scott
Lewis. sacrince hy-Hooper. Double plays
Gardner to Janvrin to Hoblitzel = Ruth to Gard
ner Left on bases-New York. Z; Boston, T.
Bases on balls-on shawkey, / of Ruth, 4
Hits and earned runs-Of shawkey, hits and 2
runs in nine innings. Struck out-By shawkey,
1; by Ruth. 4. Umpires-Messrs. O'Loughlin
and Evans. Time of game-1 hour and 3s
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z. LOUISVILLE WINS FLAG.
&
clinches Pennant by Defeating To-
:. ledo-Has 100 Victories.

LOUISVILLE. September 30.-Louis-
xille won from Toledo yesterday and
cIinched the American Association pen
nAnt. II the team loses the three re-
manning scheduled games of the sea-
son, all with Toledo. 1t still would have
q lead over Indianapolis, the nearest
contender.
Louisville. to date. has won 100 games
and lost GA. Defeat in those remaining
games would bring it's losses up to 81
and make Is percentage .598. Should
Indianapolfs swim all of it's remaining
four sameS& with Columbus 1t would
give that club a percentage Of .592. for
80 games won and 66 lost sssr re-
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Programs of Fraternities at G. W. q.

Sunday afternoon. October 8. between
3 and 6 o'clock. members of the Kappa
Alpha Fraternity of George Washing
ton University will hold reception for
President and Mrs. Stockton. Members
of Chi Omega and Pi Beta Phi sorori-
ties will be in charge Of the tables.
The fraternity will keep open house
during the entire month. with special
events to be staged every Friday even-
ing. A dance also is planned. Last
might the Alpha Nu Chapter gave the
first of a series Of push smokers at
the fraternity house. 2011 Columbia road
northwest.
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-Rnns-Paskert, Whitted. Luderus t3). Siehon
e.. Johnston t2l. Errors-Paskert, Bancroft, Kill
EYer. Mowrey. Two-base hits-Luderus CD. Home
Mn-Luderus Stolen bases-Bancroft. Myers,
Iphnsfon Sacrifice hts-Bancroft, killifer.
Double phys-Stock to Niehof to Luderus; Me
hnn TO Luderus. Left on bases-Philade3phia. D;
Bfooklyn :. First base errors-Pliladelphia
Il Brooklyn. /. Bases balls-Of Rixey, 4;
OF PfeHcr. =. Hits and earned runs-on Rixey,
s hits no runs in innings: on Pferer. 10
Nts runs in innings. Struck out-By
Nxey. 3; by PfeFer, 3. Wild pitch-Ri1ey:
Cmpires-Messrs. KLEIN and Emslie. Time OF
game-1 hour and 30 minutes.
Evening star., 1916-09-30
BY Ripley.

though Cobb and Wagner were never
able to accomplish very much in the
championship tests.
The greatest individual performance
in world series was undoubtedly put
over by Matty, in 1905. In this series
Big Six shut out the Athletics three
times in succession, scores 3 to 0, 9 to
0 and 2 to 0. He won the world title
for the Giants almost single handed.
Bill Dineen in 1908, Frank Chance,
Mordecai Brown, Oryall Overall and
Harry Steinfeldt in 19o7-08: Jack
Coombs in 1910. Joe Wood in 1912, Ed
die Collins in 1918, and Duffy Lewis in
1915, are stars who starred.
Below are the players generally rec
ognized as the hero" of the different
world series:
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kid" pitchers on their teams, not even
regulars, yet they were the big factors
in deciding the championship of the
world. Adams won three games for
Pittsburgh against the Tigers in the
1909 SERIES Joe Bush stepped In and
beat the Giants at the crucial moment
in 1913. 1t was his first year in the
league, too Olaf Henriksen. who has
never been to win a regular posi-
ton on ed Sox team, came
through with I .imely pinch hit IN the
Boston-Giant series of 1912 that prac-
tically won the title for the Beantown
boys. Schang and Bedient are two
others who grabbed a bit of glory for
themselves while still regarded as
"bushers."
OF course, some stare twinkled-
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
indianapolis, 2; Columbus. 0.
Louisville, @; Toledo. 4.
Milwaukee, g.; Kansas City. o.
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It is expected that large gailery
will he on hand tomorrow at 2:3O
o'clock to witness the match between
the quintet of local professionals over
the Bannockburn course. Undoubtedly
some good golf will be on tap. as al
the men are going well now ana Will
be at their best tomorrow.
Evening star., 1916-09-30
Massachusetts golfers defeated Penn

Massachusetts golfers de1eateu Fenn
sylyania ten matches to five In the nrst
round of the Lesley cup matches yes
terday. played over the course OF the
Rrookiine Country Club. near Boston.
A combination of former Lesley cup
golfers known as the Oldtimers threw
a scare into the New York team; when
the latter aggregation narrowly es-
caped defeat at their hands. New YORK
won by eight matches to seven. aiter
trailing two to three in the morning.
The Massachusetts team meets the
New York team for the cup TO-DAY.
Evening star., 1916-09-30

Mrs. Sarah A. Crawford. wife OF y.
william Crawford. q Baltimore county
farmer. died suddenly at her home near
EIlicott city, Md She had been In VI
health for some time.
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r.mrorA1 1rAer

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TODAY. TOMORROW.
Phila. at Brooklyn. st. Louis ae Chicago.
Boston at New York. Pittsb'gh at Cincinnati
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsbgh.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington n-Philadelphia-Rain.
Cleveland -Chicago-Wet grounds.
Boston, s.; New York, o.
Detroit. 4; St. Louis, /.
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Tigers Dropped From Race;
No Changes in N. L. Brush

BY winning from Donovan's
Red SOx eliminated the Tigers
from possibilities of annexing tho
1916 championship. despite the
fact that Detroit also won. Jen-
nings' club cannot even tie Cafri-
gan, even though Boston should
lose its four remaining games nnd
Detroit should win the two ON it's
card. The Chicago Club can tie
the champions by winning all OF
Its four while Boston loses one.
or win by the Red Sox dropping
The standing of the three lead
ers f0llowsI
Won. Lost. Pct.
Boston ...... SO 81 .50833
Chicago 80. SO O. 1888
Detroit ..... SO 66 .5657S
brush in Tener's circuit, all games
Of possible effect ON the final
standing being stopped BY rain.
The Dodgers play six more games,
the Phillies eight, the Braves
eight, and the Giants SIX. New
York and Boston each lost q game
from their schedules yesterday
that cannot be played on. II the
Phils break even with Brooklyn
today they will drop to two
points behind the Robins, where
as now the Dodgers enjoy only .
Gne-p0int lead.
The standing of the four lead
ers follows;
Won. Lost. Pct.
BROOKLYN -. 90 6S !60s11
Phillies ..... SS 81 y6O6S0
Boston ....-. "a 90 .5S888
New York :. 81 62 1884
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SCHEDULES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TODAY. TOMORROW.
Washinxton 1t Phdla. Chicago at Cleveland.
New York At Boston. Detroit ae St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Evening star., 1916-09-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL IGA0UE.
Brooklyn -Philadelphda-
New York-Boston-Rain.
Cincinnati -Pittsburgh-R
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-10

red. The shawls were very soft and
warm, but the warp which was of fine
cotton thread was not strong enough
for the weight of the silk. The
shawls were easily injured and hard
to repair. l think when Mr.. Fox was
leaving Richmond, he sold the stock
on hand at about one-half price. In
one of the county histories it is said
that daughter of Isaac Jones present
ed white silk handkerchief to the
Honorable Henry Clay when he visit
ed Richmond in 1874. Some of these
handkerchiefs are still to be seen here
also samples of vest patterns. Isaac
Jones in 1S45 removed the silk fac
tory to Newport, KY.
The authorities consulted were the
three published histories of Wayne
county, an article in Chambers En-
cyclopedia, and bulletin issued by
the bureau of agriculture.
SARAH A. WRIGLEY.
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nUxATED IR 0 n

increases strength ct
delicate, n e nv o u 8.
rundown people 200
per cent in ten days
in many instances.
500 forfeit II it fails
as per FL explana-
ton In large article
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WAY TO GAIN FLESH
Conductor Tells How He Gained
Flesh and Strength.

So many cases like the following
are continually coming to our atten,
ton we want everyone in Richmond
to know that our offer still hold good
to return money in every case where
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron
tonic, fails to create strength and
build up weak, rundown, nervous
overworked men and women.
Il am a conductor on the Scran-
ton Ry., and became rundown and
tired out, lost my appetite, flesh
and strength, so I had to lose a good
deal of time from my work A friend
told me to try Vinol. l did so and
rapidly regained health and strength,
and yesterday l was weighed and it
showed l had gained rs pounds since
taking Vinol. l cannot say enough in
praise of Vinol, for what it has done
for me-" G. B. Sorber, 1913 Vine St.,
Scranton, Pa.
About every other day we are pub
fishing letters like this in Richmond
newspapers, about Vinol They are
guaranteed to be truthful and genuine,
and show the good. vinol is doing all
over the cOuntry.-Adv.
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spots, you may reclaim your heritage
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EARLY LIFE
OF COUNTY
Contributions on Pioneer
Days Will Appear in
This Column.
SILK cULTURE-PART u.

When the cOcOOnS are ripe they are
assorted, few both male and female
are preserved to secure the butterfly
which lay eggs for another crop of
worms. In issuing the butterfly cuts
the thread of the cocoon to effect it's
escape rendering it unfit for Keeling,
but it may be carded and spun into
yarn to be used in the coarser fabrics.
The remaining cocoons are exposed
to heat or steam until the grubs are
killed. They are then placed in shall
low pans of water and the operator
takes a small twig and stirs the
cOcoOns until he catches any loose
ends which may be floating in the
water. From three to five are twisted
together with the fingers, then pass
ed through a metal or glass eye in
the Keeling machine. If break oc-
ours the ends are Tapped and adhere
by their natural gumminess. The
thread from perfect cocoon measures
from twelve to sixteen hundred yards.
The process of Keeling the silk is a
very delicate operation and requires
SO much time it could not be made
profitable in country where labor
demands high price. l remember the
Englishman, Mr.. Fox and his two
sons, who We're weavers in the build
ing at the corner of Twelfth and Main.
When a young girl l called at their
home, with older friends and they in
vited US to go through the silk factory.
1t is my recollection that the looms
were too or three in number and were
on the lower floor OF the building.
These Englishmen wove handker-
chiefs for gentlemen and neckerchiefs
of soft silk which took the place of
the stiff stocks so long in use. They
were folded a suitable width and laid
under the standing collar from front
to back, where the ends were crossed
or passed through buckle and the
ends brought forward to be tied in a
flat knot or bow knot according to
taste. When satisfactorily arranged
the buckle could be loosened and the
necktie used for several days before
it needed to be rearranged. l speak
from experience as my father could
never understand the mysteries of a
bow knot and early learned to tie his
cravats for him. Mr.. Fox also put on
the market chinelle shawls of two
sizes, the smaller priced at twenty-five
the larger at fifty-dollars. They were
not woven in stripes or patterns, but
presented velvety surface of inter
mingled tints of pink. blue, green and
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THE STORY OF ZOE"

ley with her favorite dramatic gest-
ure. but he did not hear or notice
her. He was looking at the girl
Certainly Eva Warren did not seem
well. Her usually rosy checks were
pale, her eyes looked unnaturally
large, and there were dark rims be
meath them. She avoided his glance
and his eutstretched hand and looked
at her mother.
I'm feeling much better, DEAR" she
said, almost boisterously and smiling
with well-affected nonchalance. In
deed, feel quite all right again. I've
had long walk. It's a lovely day.
Are you just going out?"
Yes, dear; but surely you see who
is here" Lady Warren looked from
one to the other in some bewilder.
ment.
How do you do?" said Eva. at last
deigning to take Crawley's outstretch.
ed hand. She appeared to look right
through the man, and spoke cOldly, as
if he were the veriest stranger.
Lady Warren's brow clouded She
gave Noel swift look of inquiry and
suspicion.
Il am sorry you aren't WE'LL said
Crawley awkwardly. For the moment
he could think of nothing else to say
You haven't gone to Paris, them
said the girl, and there was touch OF
cynicism in her tone.
Lady Warren saved him from his
embarrassed explanation by repeating
vivaciously all that he had just told
her. Eva listened much as she might
have listened to news of some distant
acquaintance. Then she turned, as if
she meant to leave them, but her
mother was quick to divine her inten-
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ton, and also wise in her generation.
Il was just dragging Noel off to do
some shopping" she said, but I'll
surrender him to you now, dear. Good
by, Noel! By the way, will you stay
to lunch? We have a few peaple COM
ing in. Half-past one l shall be
back in about an hour. Will you
stay?"
He Accepts Her
Invitation to Lunch.
Crawley looked at Eva. but the girl
was regarding the carpet with an ex-
preston of complete immobility.
Thanks" he said. "If l shall not
be in the way, of course, | will stay.
| But you are sure / shall not put you
out?"
"In the way? Put US out? What
an ideal" Lady Warren laughed and
patted him affectionately on the back
| There, now. I'll leave you two to-
gether," she added. with suddenly
| grave and anxious look. "Au revoir!"
Vaguely she felt that something
was wrong; vaguely she realized that
there was a rift within the lutte. 1t
was the last thing in the world that
| she suspected. A misunderstanding
between Eva and Noel had never for
a moment entered into her calcula-
ton Anyhow, the only thing, and the
best thing, to do, was to leave them
alone to fight it out between them
selves. Once in the crisp sunlight she
put them out of her mind altogether
1t was this quality of mind and tenn
| perament-the ability to put all wor-
rying things from her-that enabled
Lady Warren to keep her youth so
long.
ITO Be Continued
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Gentle Rubbing
Helps Verbose Veins

Rubbing the swollen veins nightly
for about two minutes with a gentle
upward stroke brings benefit to suf-
ferers and is mighty good advice, says
an authority
After the rubbing, which should
always be toward the heart, because
the blood in the veins flows that way,
apply Emerald Oil (full strength) with
brush or hand.
Try this simple home treatment for
a few days and Improvement will be
noticed. then continue until veins are
reduced to normal. 1t is very concen-
trated and penetrating and can be OBJ
tanned at any modern drug store. 1t
is so powerful that it also reduces
Goitre and Wens. Leo H. Fihe has
Emerald Oil in the original bottle and
will be glad to supply it.-Ady.
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Launching of Destroyer Sampson and Miss Marjorie Smith,
When the u torpedo boat destroyer Sampson left the
at the Fore River Yards Quincy Mass Miss Marjorie
Smith, granddaughter of the late RearAdmra Sampson for
whom the boat is named sponsor for the craft.
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PROPOSES TO MILLIONAIRE.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, March 10.-J
d. Oliver, ST., millionaire pillow manu-
facturer, is in receipt of a leap year
proposal from a very attractive look
ing woman of Calgary. Alberta, Can
ada. But Mr.. Oliver already is mar
ried
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HUNTS FOR DAUGHTER.

NORTH VERNON, Ind, March 10.
Charles Dugle arrived here in search
of his missing daughter, a high school
girl, only to find she had just been
married to Dewey McFadden.
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Now in Good
of Lydia E
Compound.
Necessity.
Miracle.

Harrisburg, Penn" When I was
fered a great deal from female weak
my work compelled me to stand all
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compc
and was made stronger by its use.
married took the Compound again
trouble and after three months / pas
doctor called growth. He said itv
that it came away as one generally
the knife to have them removed. | n
be without your Compound in the b,
FRANK KNOLL, 1912 Fulton St., Harri
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SWALLOWS SCISSORS.

NORTH VERNON, Ind, March 10.
Leon Hutton Is, swallowed a piece
of scissors blade and is in serious
condition.
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A French aviator has succeeded in
flying with an aeroplane that is driven
by Tapping wings insteaf of a pro-
peller.
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soon to appear in this paper. ASK
your doctor or druggist about 1t. All
good druggists always carry 1t in
stock.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-06
DR., HUMBERT LEAVES
TO ACCEPT POSITION
WITH TEXAS COLLEGE

- ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO moPa'So JOURNAL
state College, n. M, Jan. DIR.
f. p Humbert. dean of agriculture
and agronomist at the New Mexico
State college, left shortly after the
first of the year for College station,
Texas, where he has accepted a po-
sition in the experiment station at
that place. He will have charge of
plant breeding at the Texas institu-
ton, and will therefore be engaged
in the work in which he is fost in
terested.
Or. Humbert visited the Texas A.
and NJ. college early last fall at the
invitation of President BizzeH Direc-
tor Youngblood, and there spent a
week studying the conditions 1t was
after this visit that Il formal offer
was made to him by the Texas in
stitution, and his resignation at the
New Mexico State college followed.
His work there will consist almost
entirely of experiment station work.
being relieved of practically all class
room work with the exception OF
few lectures each semester.
DR.. Humberts resignation at state
college was learned with much re-
gret by both the students and men,
bers of the faculty. During his four
years stay here he has been an ever
willing worker for the interests OF
the college. He has Travelled great
deal In the interests of the extension
department, and over the state mas
made a great many friends, all OF
whom regret his leaving New Mex
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-01-06
GIRLS! ACT NOW!
HAIR COMING OUT
MEANS DANDRUFF
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Your Hair and Double
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Try This! Your Hair Gets Soft
Wavy, Abundant and
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Save your hair! Beautify ii! II is
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easy and inexpensive to have pretty,
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get 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's s
Danderine now--all drug stores recon-
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within ten minutes there will be an
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and lustre and try as you will you can
not find a trace of dandruff or falling
hair; but your real surprise will be af-
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will see new hair--fine and downy at
first-yes-but really new hair
Sprouting out all over your scalp
Danderine u.s. we believe. the only sure
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cure for itchy scalp and II never fails
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Ii you want to prove how pretty ana
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fully draw II through your hair tax
ing one small strand at time. Your
hair VIII be soft. glossy and beaptifnl
In Just q few moments~-sl dellehtful
surprise awaits everyone who tries
this.