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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02
CHILD is MANGLED
BY MADDENED SOW
FOUR YEAR OLD UMAPINE GIRL
ATTACKED AS SHE PLAYS
IN ORCHARD.

WALLA WALLA. WASH. Oct. q
Josephine, 4-fear-old daughter of Mr..
end Mrs. Thomas Sevey of Umapine.
Is lying in a local hospital horribly
mangled by a SOW on the farm OF C.
n. Simonds. Her right arm is so bad
ly fractured that it may have to be
amputated. The girl is suffering also
from bad cuts and bruises about face
and body.
The child was gathering peaches I'm
the Simonds orchard when she was
ettacked by the sow. The little girl
screamed and Simonds rushed to the
spot to find her living on the groun
with the hog tearing at her body and
blood running from many wounds.
He kicked the SOW away and picked up
the girl. The SOW then attacked him.
Mr.. Simonds was at a disadvantage,
as he was holding the girl in his arms,
and he stumbled and fell. He succeed
ed in keeping the animal away by
kicking until Mrs. Simonds arrived
with a heavy board and beat off the
Sow.
The little girl was rushed to Walla
Wa1Ia for medical attention.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02
MARINES ARE PARCTISING
THE OLD IEBIGI. YELL.

QUANTIco, Va, oct. Ito put
"the fear of God" into Boche hearts,
United States Marines in training
here are practicing the old-tinle reb-
el yell. Confederate veterans. who
take keen interest In the activities Of
the sea-soldiers. are teaching the
boys their battlecry. reminiscent Of
civil war days.
1t is thought that the blending of
ccwman's "ec-yah' with the blood
curdling whoop OF the Seminole will
put a "pep' in the Marine Corps
charge sufficient to dislodge ,be
Boches from their trenches.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02
HUGHES VOTE ExEMPTs BAKER
Great Size of Organization Was De-
Gliding Point, He Says.

NEW YORK, Sept. 31.-Ralph Det-
man Ward, second vice president of a
baking company, was exempted from
the draft yesterday by the deciding
vote of Charles e. Hughes, chairman
of the district board. when other mem
hcrs voted 10 to 10 on the question.
Hughes, when casting the deciding
vote, said if must not he understood
that other bakers should be exempted.
"The size and efficiency of the organ
ization must be taken into account in
its relation to national industry" he
said.
Ward asked exemption on industrial
grounds. Ward is superintendent, or
Canizer, and supervisor of the Ward
Bakeries, producing more thar 3OOO.--
100000 loaves Of bread annually and
1000 persons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02
UTAH TO sLAY WILD ANIMALS

SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 1.-Pians
for "a campaign for the determination
Of predatory animals in Utah by
which about s1.00O.00O worth Of live
stock will be saved to the farmers Of
the state in a year, have been COM
-pleted according to Thomas Red
mond of the state live stock eommis-
sion. The biological survey of the
United States deparmn Of agriculur
win aid in he campaign, while the
farmers VIII also cooperate, Mr.. Red
mond announced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02
FUR TRIMMINGS

Fashion demands the use of Fur
more than ever and w are well sup
piled for your wants. We have Fox
Coney, Kit Fox, Nutria, Beaver, Mole
etc, in several widths. The yard
Soc to $3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02
RRoADCLoTH

You will find that Broadcloth is a
splendid fabric to use in making up
dresses and suits as to the present
styles. These are all wool 54 to Sc
inches wide nd with short nap and
permanent finish. Medium weight
and drapes well.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02
SILK VELVETS

A splendid assortment of most
wanted shades in silk velvet for suits
and dresses. These are very stylish
and you make no mistake in wearing
silk velvet. OF very b est quality and
permanent finish. Let u S help you
plan your dress.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-02

Bennett, who was also accused, said
what part he took In the matter was
from orders of those 'highcr up.
Butch Mascla and James Costello are
gangsters from the Bronx. New York
who were arrested shortly after the
was shot
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23

RUB-MY-TISM-Antiseptic relieves
Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia etc.
Change my address from Center
to Kenyon. | could not do without
the Record down here's. r. Byrd.
Wanted; Laborers tor quarry
work, drillers, shovelers, sledgers,
leaders, drivers. Apply at quarry,
Williford
County Treasurer J, L. Gyneard
has been confined at home for sew
eral days by illness and is threat
ened with pneumonia.
G. W. Franks and J. D. Hines,
two of the Records good friends at
Pouehkeepsie, have our thanks for
subscription remittances.
Dr. Shelby Justus came up from
Swifton one day this week for a
visit with his Evening Shade rela-
tives and old friends here.
Mrs. Jennie Miller, who resides
near Sidney, sets her subscription a
year in advance, for which favor
she will accept our thanks.
A. S. Spillers recently sold his
farm, west of town two miles, to
Mrs. Julia Ellis, Mr.. Spillers will
soon move his family TO Monette.
Mrs. C. L. Coeer ard two little
daughters left Saturday for Will
ford, where her mother, Mrs c. j.
Wilson, is dangerously Ill Of pneu-
monia,
An agent Of the Spauldine Buggy
Co. arrived In Evening Shade Wed.
nesday and next day went to the
Battles community to deliver some
bueeies.
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23
A Seventy-Year Couple

Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Carpenter OF
Harrisburg, Pa, suffered from Kid
ney trouble but have been entirely
cured by Foley Kidney pills He
says. Attic we are both In the
seventies, we are as vigorous as we
we're 80 years ago" Foley Kidney
Pills stop sleep disturbing bladder
weakness, baokaehe, rheumatism, -
Barnett. WassonDrug Co,
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23
Local News

Mrs. Ed Grady is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
J. W. Bristow was here from Ash
Flat one day this week mixin &
business and pleasure.
Lester Stewart, the stock dealer
Of King Mills, was attending to
some business interests here Thurs
day.
C. W. Lamar, one of Cave Citys
best known citizens, was looking
after business here the first of the
week.
Miss Myrtle Gray was quite sick
a few days this week, being a suf-
ferer from la grippe, bur she is now
better
T. Heath and Will Blaee, good
citizens Of Morgan township, were
looking after some business here
Friday.
N. A. COnyers, a splendid citizen
residing near Sidney, was a very
pleasant caller at the Record Office
Thursday,
W. C. Snow left one day this
week for Williford, where he will
spend a few days looking after busi-
ness interests,
r. A. Crooms, a good citizen Of
Nelsonville, made his annual con-
trbution to the Records treasury a
few days ago,
Some cattle are dying In this sec.
ton from black leg and stock men
are vaccinating against the disease.
Hardy Herald,
FOR SALE-Surveyine outfit,
compass chain and field notes, all
in good condition, c. G. Price,
Evening Shade
The Record Is grateful to Dave
Anderson and c. f, Kirtley two Of
our readers at Cave City, for sub.
scription dollars,
A very heavy rain fell here Sun
day night, An unusually heavy
hailstorm lasted several minutes
during the rainfall
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23

Deputy Clerk Neil Sullivan issued
a marriage permit the first part of
the week to J. D. Hines, one of the
best known citizens of Poughkeep-
sic, and Miss Martha Norris of that
town. ~
Sheriff J. H. Kirtley few days
ago bought the farm of Mrs. Jane
Francis, located three miles south
west of town. Mrs. Francis and
her son, Joel, are preparing to move
to Oklahoma.
In an adjourned term Of county
court last Friday Judge W. I.
Horn appointed Luke Yates, I. J..
Bearden and Anderson Paden as
viewers to lay out a new public
road in Morgan township.
This week the Record begins the
40th year of its existence. The
Record is among the oldest papers
in this section of the state, and is
managing to get along at least mod
erately well, in spite of high prices
and a few knockers,
Editor Record:-Find enclosed
one dollar for which send the Rec.
ord one year to my daughter, Mrs.
Hattie B. Lamar, Wellington, Tex
as. She has read your paper all
her life and | want her TO continue
reading 1t. 1t will be just like get
ting a letter from home TO her,
W. C. Bowers, Mobley
R. A. johnson, one Of the Oldest
citizens Of Cave City, has been car
ryine the mail between Evening
Shade and that town this week. 1t
is understood that the contractors
have employed Cleve Chrisenberry
to carry the mail on this route and
that he will move here from Emery
soon to take charge Of the line,
Collector j. II. Kirtley went to
the Northern District Wednesday to
resume tax collecting. He Is being
assisted by T, ]. Davidson, The
collectors missed their appoint
ments at Jackson's store aud Ash
Flat on account Of the report of
smallpox at the latter place, but
will make other dates for these
places later,
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23

Break your Cold or LaGrippe
with a few doses of 666.
Just received o car load of Hia-
watha wagons. Prices and terms
right. Gray Nero. Co., Cave City.
Jasper Hutchinson of Morgan
township was here Wednesday
looking after some business at the
court house.
Barnett Bros, Batesville, have
! lust unloaded a big lot of Wire
Fencing, bought before some OF the
big advance.
Atty. w. T. Gray was using a
crutch the first part of the week on
account of an injury received when
a horse trampled on his foot SUM-
day.
Bert Frazier, a young teacher Oh
Woods, lizard county, closed a term
of school in the POssum Trot dis.
trict, three miles west of town, Fri.
day.
The Southern District grand Jury
was in session four days last week
adjourning on Thursday. That
body returned seven bills of indict.
ment.
F. M. Biggs of Poughkeepsie was
in to see us a few minutes one day
lately. He reports an unusually
large amount of sickness in his sec
ton now.
Mrs. J. B. Gray returned to hel
home at Hickory Valley Tuesday
after having spent a few days here
as the guest of the family of hel
son, Atty. W. T. Gray.
Representative S. L. Shaver oI
this county has introduced a bill ir
the general assembly to raise the
salary of the county judge of SHARP
county to $1,000 year.
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23
IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court Of the United States Tor
ths Northern Division, Eastern District Of Ar
kansas.
In the matter Of Geo. II. Gray and Sam W.
Gray, under firm name of J. M. and Geo II. Gray.
The application of said Geo. H. Gray and Sam
W. Gray, under firm name Of ]. M. and Geo. H.
Gray for discharge in bankruptcy having been
fied. notice Ia hereby given that said application
will be heard in the United States Court Room at
Iittle Rock. Ark. Mt 10 o'clock a. M. on The 20
day Of March, 1917,
Sid b. Redding. Clerk.
BY j, W. Parse, d, Q.
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23
Felt Like 80. Now Like Il

Like a weak link in a chain, a
weak organ enfeebles the whole
body. Weak kidneys lower vitality
A. W. Morgan, Angola, La, writes
81 suffered with pains in the back
| am 43 years old, but | felt like a
man of 80. Since | took Foley
Kidney Pills | feel like | did when
was 81" SOC and $1.00 Sizes
Barnett Wasso on Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice ia hsroby given that by the authority
and directions contained In tho deerctal order
Of the Sharp Chanesry Court for the Southern
District made and entered Of record on the 9Th
day of November 1915. In q certain cause then
pending therein between Victoria barnett and
Samuel M. Casey plaintiffs. and A. J. Johnstoa
and Patsis johnson. defendants the undsrsiGnsd.
a special commissioner In chanesry.appoint BY
said court. will offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder at tho south front door Of the
court house In tho town Of Evening Shade Sharp
County. Arkansas. within tho hours prssaribsd
by law for sales under execution. on Saturday
March ard, 1917. the following described lands
to-wit
The Southeast fractional quarter Of Section four
(), (leas Ave acres heretofore sold OF Of the
Northwest corner thereof 10 Hamilton Smithss'
containing 1888 acres. more or less, also the NORTH
east fractional quarter Of Section Nine g), Ier-
eept Ave acres set apart for graveyard con-
tanning l94 67.l00 acres. more or eas, all Of iAd
land being In Township Fiftesn us). North
Range Four az West. and lying In tho Southern
District Of sharp County. Arkansas.
Terms Of Sale, On credit Of Tires months
the purchases being required to execute note OF
notes with good and approved security, the
Judgment bearing interest at the rate OF "i
per cent from tho Sth day Of November. 1910 sn'
I'll the date Of thh sale, and lion will be rs's'h'
ed on the land for the purchase money
Given under my hand this 27th day Of january
1917,
Neil Sullivan.
Special Commissioner In chsnesry'
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior.
9 land Office at Little Rock, Arkansas

Department Of the Interior
U, s. Land Office at Little Rock. Arkansas
February 9th, 1917.
Notice Ia hereby given that Frank Holt OF King
Mills. Arkansas, who on January 2s, l9lA, made
Homestead Entry No. OlObg7 for N Half Lot
NV Or, N Half Lot NV Or. Section g. Town
ship II North, Range West, and So Or sW Or
Section ~. Township IL North, Range West
5th Principal Meridian, has filed notice OF inton-
ton 10 make Three Year Proof TO establish claim
to the land above described before Circuit Clerk
at Evening Shade Arkansas, on the "a day OF
March. 1917
Claimant Names ns witneaaoai p H. Holt, Err
neat j, Wilea. w. W. Horton. n, u. Kelley all OF
King Mills, Ark
John W, Allen Register,
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23
WARNING ORDER

In the Justice Court, Piney Fork Township'
Sharp County Ark.
]. d. Grtman. Plaintiff
VS.
Jasper Mcleod, G. A. Johnson and ". G. Nc
Leod, Defendants.
The defendant, G, A. Johnson. Is warned to
appear in this court within thirty daya to anawer
the complaint Of the plaintiff, j. D. Girtman'
This February 10, 1917
e. L. Dickerson, ]. P.
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23

Barnett Bros, Batesville, have
Just unloaded a big lot of Wire
Fencing, bought before some of the
big advance.
Monroe Bray, who lives in lizard
county a few miles west of this
town, brought in more than 100
hens one day this week and sold
them to the Edwards Mercantile
Co.
Joseph Ault, M. F. Kinney, j. R.
Metcalf,. J. C. Dunnigan and 7. c.
Qualls, Masons of this place, were
at Ash Flat Tuesday attending the
burial of L. D. Phillips. Mr.. Phil.
lips had very many friends in
Evening Shade who were grieVed at
news of his death.
The report of last weeks grand
Jury to the circuit judge contained
nothing of unusual interest. The
Southern District Jail was condemn
ed as usual, and it was said that
the court house is in reasonably
good condition. Said the report:
I'VE recommend that for the safety
and sanitary benefits of the people
| that the closet now in the court
yard be removed and rebuilt on
the property owned by the county
near the Jail building"
An epidemic of colds and la
/ grippe has prevailed in this section
for the past few weeks and it seems
that very few people have escaped
these diseases. However, Evening
Shade and surrounding community
has been fortunate during the win
ter in escaping any serious epidem-
les and fatal sickness. While many
other sections of the county have
had very many cases of measles
during the past few months, there
has not been a case of that disease
here.
After the arrangement Of the
Records pages had been made and
the paper was about ready to be
put to press we received notice
from the Weaver Dowdy Co. of
Batesville that that company had
sold its entire stock of merchandise
and fixtures to Jeffery Bros. of
Batesville. The Weaver Dowdy Co.
has long been a popular house with
very many Sharp county people
tand their going out Of business will
be regretted by all their customers
in this territory.
c. C. Price, VIII @ very lately pur-
chased the Sharp County Telephone
Company's system, is this week
moving the switchboard from the
residence lately vacated by j. W,
Bristow and family to the Judge
G. J. Wilson property near Main
street, which was formerly used as
a central office by the telephone
company. AS a result of this
change telephone service has been
demoralized here this week. Mrs.
Julia Ellis, who formerly operated
the switchboard here, will maintain
the central office for Mr.. Price.
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23
A Woman's Experience With Grippe

When a cough or cold hangs on,
and you have aches and pains that
are hard to define, it is likely that
grippe is taking hold Of your system.
Mrs. J. A. Rodgers, Switzer, S. c..
says: | am susceptible to colds,
often ending in grippe. In this case
| have found Foley's Honey and Tar
to prevent doctor bills.-Barnett.
Wasson Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23

Pepaedness is topic of national Importance no matter which
side of the question you Is the nation prepared? hsa
grave question.
But that is question for the nation answer lhere IS one
question nearer home the of financial preparedness OF
the individual against the rainy day adversely na may come
Are YOU financially prepared meet that sickness whcn may
come to you or your family? Are you prepared for the e
when there may be loss of employment or loss oy re ood
or Are you prepared for the old age thaIs
sre TO Gomez These are serious vital questions to every one
Of US you are not prepared resolve open an account at
our bank TODAY and thus the first step toward your
own preparedness
Bank of Cave City
Fully Insured Against Burglary
Sharp County record., 1917-02-23

Just received a car load of Hia-
watha WAGONS. Prices and terms
right. Gray Nero. Co., Cave City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-17
mn %A>AplA> rIrcrro>.

For weet- az canada. from .cean
- oc.an. has been wroushi up o. a
high pluch III -Nt,JeiAtnt ~er the
election -et Tor todag.
EeadJustments 81 Fitni inport tr
soins on iu canada in the reorgan-
izaiiou ana Capitalization % its mi-
road system in food cuutrnl In pp-
mlnion fnanor 10 the effort toward
ehipnuiidinp ana in committees minor
notigifi'- due to lhc wat Beside
These clemens makinF fur o. lively
campaign this ra- iaI and isl,us s-
fuea are growing hiure Hhnrpi3 marF.
ed. In tbs unilEpni1n between tt
Frefch--p,akius pop atinu and wr
British an1 b.iWer thr arous Ca H
.iic meiions ard tho na Jess sorHu
~rroteaani,
The election b az oonenf NOT mere
b. to canada itseir hut go ,hr nut
fmplre aud tbe rnited state- ta.f
40 al the neine,reut uaiiun
upou ir- result wiI tuu enc rsteu' ano
manner ~ Cunada's frfpre pafiicipH
zion in iie var THE on outstanding
~ me fFht -,lthosRh b. b"
inslus me only onr of impprtp'.
j. the auesilau uf cp%nacripu"H
Cantan hnd scnt "a N%Qiuntcer Hrh
81 nearly 900 900 H. Etrop' 7F
summer its msgnincent rr''r'
lhs bsfue fronts b. familiar h''
Hnt hs lussrs were heaiF a"n
10 maintain the force I'D if hifh l''ri
n WIS uecsfsafs a. W iN'"' l'
craits ol b month. Volunteering h"'
tallen OFT a. about seoe. in yie~ of
Lhls, Borden Aconsersatiic govern
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,,r or rnrlR OWN MOUTHS

cone can not Pest neutrni in :
? Relationship "a Germany snd the
: German people. Either one must =
Z consider Germany as the must
perfect political creation that
. history has known or miIst APP .
prove her destruction her eN-
termination. a man who - not !
q German knows nothing % Ger Z
Z many. We are morally and in- +,
r tsilectuaily superior 10 an with
out peers. n Us tho same wlfh &.
our organizations and with u d,
Institutions =
= n r. =
The European conspiracy mas #.
woven around a. % web ~ lies =
r and s,audeT A. fof us Ne ~
truthful orr charaeisTAstics are
humanity. seatleress. cons'iauu-
2 business The virtues ~ Christ IN Z.
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: sanf lote and God u with MS
Z Adoiph Lasuun hr two letter 90 %
Z friend in Holland september
1914. Bernadatta schmidt EHg =
Z land aud Gerfnanyl 1916 ~ sa- =
( - Lessson Is distinguished :
p~rofe-sHB % philosophy ln me
4 University ~ Berlin. s
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On tho mutter uf utkfn< coffee
chat H positively unft Too drnIN. THO
average smnu town hotel IS entitled
tu FIRST prize
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-17

GcgardIas- Df what thr cables sol,
.u the contrary General Cnans fp-
pears tc have frm bold an affairs
u Russia
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since many 90 the Western Liberals
favor CONSUMPTION.
The present parliament weuld have
expired By limitation So 1918 but its
life was extended one wear BY consen,
81 al parties. Last sprius. hoNeyer
fyhen "a further extension was pro-.
posed the Liberals refused, and a.
nsanded en- appeal TO the pcople "a
iargc
Following this SIR Rni,ert Borden
Succeeded in forming a true coaiitior
government. securing the adherence
Of many ~ the most prominent Lib
erals, particularly FROM the western
provinces. in the formation ~ his
Union ministry completed last uc.
tober Upon the election today VIII
depend the continuance ~ this com
binaiion vet in al but twenty ~ the
2as co~n~tHuencie= there viii be a %
TEST The coalition rorces call them
the win the War" party ana
claim that their defeat with the consv
quent return 10 power ~ Laurier
would at least siacken Canada's share
% wBr acfivigs. sir Wufrid H. not
81 any d%isloyaity; but his ap
poncuts believe that he would not ef-
fectitely continue canada's cfforts
especially in view Of the sekewarm
attitude " The French provinces to-
ward tho war. The rsspouSe 10 he
call for volunteers from Quebcc was
surprisinEiy small.
The situations Is further complicated
~ some emergency measures put
through by the Borden government
with an eve 60 the coming election
especially he grant ~ the franchise
70 such wumcn ~ have male reiarsves
in he army and the extension 81 th
to al soldiers There was muon
criticism OF each 81 thesc-the ~
being held wa 20 many women
who were otherwise quite qualified as
voters but who happened O. have uo
husband ar brother and Oh"
beinR stigmauzed a. unjust u
il gave a vote 20 many Amcricrns
Enelishm~n who had no Interest
Canada
Feeling nns high. b was na1nr
slis an emotional campaign. d. O. a.fo
remsrkahie that Iaurier y obliged
% lead his forces practically without
ans support from the press Scarcely
i paper outside 81 the French pres ~
l. spoalang for him. Yea he
r. u~ndonntedly personals popular
and VIII Gritty Quebec with h.m hy
,eivy vote The general impression
nowever IS thar the rest ~ Csnadf
sil rails Co. the coalition ministry anj
ID in power. The bi%tternes
tne campaign is shown in the ftrf
several large meetluss were
broken up ay orsanized rIot8g re
entity 3 mol as kitchener ontar."
how "a down tho prem on Hms-lf lHl
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-17

~ ume o. cat prepare for
TAYLOR.
There 10 nothing 80 swee; as the
roftness eentlencs~ ~ power
Becrher
Whcn a nsac fellow can not vle with
another IN merit ne viii attack HIM
with malicious siander-Sa'di
Human experience. like the stern
lights OF a skip AZ sea iiumines only
ihe path whirh W. have passsd over.
colcridse.
A wise man adaFts himself % cir
curnstancer. a. water shapes itself o.
the vessel tina contains it.-~Chinese.
n a man be not 80 happy a. he
desires. let this be has eonafort--he IS
nos 80 wreiched a. he ds~scrFes =
chamberlain
Remember. PRAY thee whn ever per-
iel.ed. being i%uu,r1eni or where -w~r.
the righteous cut OFF, Even a. ! hsve
seen them that yloy iniqnlfy, and SOW
wickedness reap the same-Ioh Is.
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4 ktu~ CIt, sIlI Ilo',n MriFh'
has been sentenced tu four f"tr- Il
prison Tor stealing ylGa worth 'i
clothing from her employer, II sile
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~ ume os ras prepare for lsan
Taylor.