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Continued on Page 81

Four new lots of Waists come in
this week All styles, all sizes
Prices very popular.
In 1t e. B. CHEANIBERLAIN.
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Time one hour faster Sunday morn
ing. You will need a good alarm
clock to waken you.
81 2S 30 30 1p W. L, Jones & Son.
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Seven o'clock comes one hour ear
lier after Sunday. Don't oversleer
Buy ona Of our dependable alarm
clocks w L. Jones & Son
"a rs 20 30 Up
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NEW ORLEANS 'LAssEs that old
fashioned kind for soc a gallon or
Csc quart If you bring your pail.
g 1923 1p 2t f. A. MINOR.
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Walton all solid leather shoes and
oxfords for boys and girls at THE
LEADER. rs In SC
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Continued on page 81

Abundant supply Of Fresh Vege
tables for Easter at F. A. Minors.
3 % Up ct.
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)R THE BOYS THAT LEAVE
NEXT TUESDAY

Why not send him off with a
Wrist Watch, Sammy Kit, Cigarette
Case, Trench Mirror Fountain Pen
or Safety Razor See
% Ii At L. LYLE BENTZ
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DANCE COMREY'S HALL.

Saturday night piece orchestra.
3 2s 1p st.
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Call on us for bargains in Ladies'
Hats. Styles are strictly up to date
and prices right
1D 1t e. b. CHAMBERLAIN
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We have just received large as
sortment Of Children's Dresses, soc,
soc, $t.0O, SIPS.
LIP 1t e. b. CHAMBERLAIN.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

Continued on Page 81
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WEATHER

Continued fair and warmer tonisht
and Saturday.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
SEE GREAT BOOM IN SPORTS
Many Returning Canadian Soldiers
Have Picked Up New Games
While Fighting in France.

Canada is looking forward 10 q
great boom il aIl hr inches Of sport
with rle completion OF peace. The
Eevotae- Of football. lacrosse. soc
Ger cricket track ard field athletics,
lawn boUlerS, baseball. the turf and
kindred recrear-ons, are already
IrieklnE ~ their ears. Canadian
Sportsman j. quoted in the uaniI-
ton Herald aS saying:
An important factor viii be the re-
Tu-n II Cauada's 4n9.G10 soldiers from
France These men have learned how
10 become participants il sport. and
they have learned many new forms
Il sport They have been living in
rhe open and they viii want consid-
cradle outdoor life when they get
back. Outdoor sport viii appeal 10
them as IL has never done before"
The fact that many Of these return
il- athletes are crippleS viii not bar
them from participating in many
forms of sport. Some of the appar-
emily hupelessly handicapped ones
have already proved their surprising
ability.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
COMEDY FOR BASEBALL FANS
President of San Francisco Would
Hire Nick EStrcck and Others
to AmuSe Spectators.

After-war fashions VIII give Us Il lot
Of new things il many endeavors and
it will bring new things inso profess
Sional baseball, too. Take the idea Of
Or. Charles II. Srrub, president Of rhe
San Francisco club of the Pacific coast
league, as an example. The doctor
wants comedy and n little Jazz" in the
game. Here's what he suggests:
If I have my way we will instiII a
little jazz into baseball out this way
next season. / want men like Nick
Alrock, Germany Schaefer and young
Sawyer real baseball comedians, in
the league TO put a little life irto the
sport. If I can will get one ard pos
Sihly two of these men for the local
club 10 do utility roles and furnish
some fun for the fans. The games
here last year were too dead. 1 want
Il fighting ball club and 4 noisy one"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

RENAISSANCE OF ALL SPORT
Baseball, Boxing, Tennis and Other
Forms of Athletic Activity to
Gain in Popularity.

With the end Of the world war. the
renaissance Of sport should begin al
once. In the next few years baseball.
football, boxing. tennis, racing. golf
and other forms of athletic activity
should attain Il popularity never be
fore known.
The wonderful work Of the United
States army in France attests To the
value Of athletics in the training of
men as nothing else could, writes
John z. Sinnott in New York Eve
ming Mail our boys were not bred
soldiers. They were bred athletes.
But it did not take them long 10 ac-
quire such military trimming rs fitted
them 10 more than hold their own on
the battlefield with the picked troops
Of the German empire.
There viii he plenty Of baseball the
coming year. The game has spread
TO France. England and Italy. Wherh-
or or not the big league stars in the
army and navy are mustered out in
time 10 play il 1919, there seems 70
be little doubt that the National and
American leagues Will resume play
ing.
The nation viii demand IT'S national
game. II Will need If as never before.
Il viii need and desire al other forms I
of competitive sport. \ renaissance !
is III hand.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

The DEVILS tower is 81 miles by
roaE from MO0rcrUftr WyWl This eOu-
spfcuOUs mass of rock. flung Up by
some ancient earth eatacfysuB rises
600 feet above 4 rounded ridge of
sedfmentary rocks which itself rises.
600 feet above the Belle FGUrgI1e river
1t was useful to the abOrfgfneS as a
landmark from which to- direct their.
courses across the plains. Latter Gu
the white pioneers of civilization i'm
their exploration of the great North
west also used it as u landmark SrfTl
later the military WARS i'm the Sioux
and Crow Indian country during the
Indian wars of the Last century df-
rected their marches by the aid Of this
everNpresent towers for id is visible in
some directions for neerly a hundred
mlres.-Autom0bfre Blue Book.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
EDDIE NEARING HAD
TO DEFEAT BORRELI
His Captain and Crew Bet on
Him So He Lands Money.
Story Goes to Show Natural Rivalry
Between Various Branches of
American Military Service
Followed Orders.

They tell a story about Eddie Near
Ing, a mIddlewelght boxer. now aboard
an American warship, which goes t.
show the Intense natural rivalry be-
tween the various branches Of the
American military service.
IL seems that hearings ship was
being held up at a French port some
time ago and that the members Of the
crew, including Nearing. were alIOwei
10 take n jaunt % Paris. There. in
their meanderin=s, they met up with
members Of the crew Of another Amer
lean vessel which boasted Of Joe Bor-
rell, a former Philadelphia middle
wei ght.
The argument regarding the reSpec-
tive merits Of BOrrelI and Nearing
waged heavy between the crews, until
finally il was arranged that the two
boxers would meet To settle the dis
pute. Nearing was not on hand when
the discussion arose but that did not
matter 10 the gGbS. He was signed
up by proxy 10 battle BorrelI.
N'-A - hNAA AAAAA=~ ~ AAAN NNNNNl -NNa4L All--
was notified By the captain that
match had been arranged for him.
who's the guy I'm to meet:r asked
Nearing.
Whats the difference who he fs?"
the captain. Il don't remem-
her his name. hut do know that I
have 500 posted on you and you've
got 20 come through and win"
Orders Is orders in the navy and 50
Nearing Just had TO beat up BorreII-
incidentally he saved the captains
hundred and won pile Of change for |
the other members Of the crew. all OF .
whom put their months salaries on |
hearings chances. What could a feI- |
low DO but win under such circum-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
PLAYERS COME FROM SOUTH
Georgia Tech Is Most Representative
Southern Eleven That Football
Ever Produced.

The Georgia Tech eleven is the most
representative Southern eleven that
football ever produced. Eight of the
regulars are native-born GeOrgians.
the ninth comes from Florida. the
tenth from South Carolina, while the
other-Joe Guyon. the Indian-hails
from Magdalena. y. NJ. OF the "A
men in the squad. 20 are Georgians.
while the other four are from Flor
ida, South Carolina. New Mexico and
Texas.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
SHOOT THE UMPIRE!

During a Iul in one Of the
quiet sectors" Of France
spots where the opposing troops
only go through the motions Of
warfare and give each other due
notice when they are goin. 10
drop any shells, u ball game was
started 10y American soldiers,
and was watched with much in
tereSt by the Germans in the
hostile trenches.
In the seventh inning 4 Ger
man megaphoned across the
open space, Better 90 under
cover nova general is coming.
and We must shoot something :"
and the doughboys. rs though
trained in a regular chorus.
shouted back: "All right-ShOOt
the umpire."
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
LIVE SUCK N@J

In IN appeal ns-HIttv Ilf+
dressed tD THE tnr-nFE,F anlf ll.-1--
cultural forreS OF tire Unitt-T
States Stg-eturvr OF -4Gr-ruifur.a
. d. T. HOUssUu SZvE=
For a c1IS5IfeEuHIe uHFIulF tie
> world viii have nessT par1irlihrz
Y OF a Iar=er suuuir Ctiam uur-
ms.I Gf live =EuCi7., audI especially
OF tats- We siluuid uUr fIliI. tfiprv.--
fnre- ID adopt every ffsasiFiIt.a
means OF economically incrnas-
Ing 0Ir IyH-sEUci- ur0tTuUts. As
4 EssE- sfE 15IT- TITTlE-TEEIn Va siiulIiir
siTe duR thOuEfIr tUa tfia securing
OF an adequate S1uniT IfI ass.sE-
sEuffs ami 10 the eradication .u1T
control OF all fDETnz OF aniinnI
disease
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

The EIw of Gh@ urss5ilsHraaE SprrNs-
sf'0u- PASSED i'm 1855 expressly s-z-es
thIU In case OF uhss dist1n of 11l-h urps-
5tent I1ef VICE VEgssbEmE the Sgse-rs-
sion shall 20 10 the members OF -ha
cabinet beginning wt1h uh,e Sss-rgEzrv
Of state bur only sinh Is ara alEzEBla.
t@ the office OF president u1aHer tine
CTHstftUUf9n-- II tie Sewrptzrv of
state WAS foreign barn uherefarg- rls-
succession wWUM pass over ann aud
80 to the SECRETARY OF the rrsasury.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

I've sz1cE with less expensive fJ-.-iI stIIfs
=rezrer un1rft IN ttie uT1sfII.aE.s las ra---
eeIEesf. considerable attention in nt.arEv
al c1Unries During IaIT the arFuIsF
IA me Northern aHiT Western 5Surr.s
assisted N the organization OF IITt live
sEacS 1rss-tesE-s' ass1ciurfuns M euuulrs.
a-e the Use Gf better Ssrrsz. auT I8ss
I. contrasting assleiurfHns IN s.lininarH
uunruHranle- cDwS and drznu- aiHur
mora economical faasFinE- TlirHIE.5
these assJCiariHus anu tfiuzas dT-.arI..
Iz..et with the assis5IIucas Ofz acanIss II
I previous vears. L21---Ss.s7 c1vvs 7vzrz.s 11rI.-
sler uEsI- ussTitfus- In at It.asz So
r.. COWS being disg1rietf as unuruIitIilt-
Primarily rtIruU.fI these. nr-suiEarfnuz
1885 taT-nerS were. IuliucasT IA sliuuu
hsIIance-L rlrtuHs f0r EIlezr- ht.sriss. ana.
the roiLOwlHL- number III lt.s.if If r-.s-ls--
tered SZUcE were ssEITrr.-I an ,;I....e.;firru
1f AGENTS Bulls 5--S.SJ- C.wz z.Ss;Et.
raE4s- L=lz. and Iuslr-s.. z-gTl.. Tie.
z-=E1r Ils,I uruUEur aIIUI rfls. transfer
% other heTis OF .s::es7u vIiIInnIea r..-Es-
CErasI sirus 1v meaus OF Infnr-uarfun
exchange lists published Hv rfie. firm
BUREAUS
In OTJter % IuCusEsa tfis lnlJTIUriuH
OF live S-ncZ In the Northern anir
western STATES ID meat -lIEs- var ut-s.siss,,
farmers wsra eHc1uEagasf Eiv 1t.Ess,ns,il
elnrere1cesz ar GIeaEfnl-S- ami -iiuIul;a.
clr-uiar LETTERS sud newspaper articles
ID Eaisss mora live sTUs.E.. resulting IN,
mura ttlau -ag!te9 adlIitiDnuI He,sd 1E
e1TIle. mora. than 1lHl1s8 adiTiffnuan
hos. and IAS2IL sheep 6t.inl- ulizs.sE
OF placed On firms In sy,ma. syurps
4 special effnr- Was ulalfl.. To ss.rss
calves trum being zzauEflrE.E1asfi tIIT vEs,.i..
resulting in I0.Rg9 additional C-lira4
being E1is5.i- This v1rzE was C-ar-=t..F
9u most eE-HHs5rHIv IN wisconsin.
from which z4I9 IeIlI 1f calves -rr,IIu
1I=u-=rGLIE. Gr ru-zSiEFusn syuCs- var43
f1E breesIIuz- sEug.z tus Missouri.
Wyoming and other WzszeE-n ami
southern STATES. dua to this camHaiEn.
AID in c1Htrui ar 1isezEz.
Tie control OF ura-ssut.zz diseases
rsIs CONSIDERED tuiIv as tmuOT-unu asH
mUna- I've SzuUk. ami -fiH
I-EErs IN the Northern auIf Western
;zEtEs weEa- instrumental IN having
,j--ssiZ animals principally CzlWs. rt.ss--
Il t1r tuberculosis TgT.5Et& auinalA
Tzra vs,C-5nICH- EDr hisECszit.-- IulT ....ss-7.-
80 hogs Tana vssC-5uurEai Tor C-.Iuit.TTIl
y farmers OF veterinarians ar the ssIl=-
,E-sELGu uE agents., IT nv az-EnrE- tbr
he PURPOSE Of demonstrating. -ns.EfiutIs..
There ana. I-tfiz e=,uIrft..F IN rfiaa 80
sOrEheTI aud Western ssurezs. ami OF
sesss L-Lliz counties 0r 10 ut.E- cazrr df
he e1rfEe number hlif rr.z1ifrlJ- gr.-
cIun vv1rz- tfurEnE- tine vE..ar.
-he-e ws-a- Ash members uiz 1mIItr--.
tuIls- vino mGnaEr.I zzi5=E tn1vis,.
Iiti5}s73 c-lla-l7z.. ami urrlsiIU...u
5-iatt tGLezI eg-s- TIE uils cIuusF Ti,:lE
membership 1E l7-.-ss;sSZ bUvs ami .ir-s..
no managed ID.szSI animalkz uFr5fuu.-
Il I-laI-1le lUuniis OF uBr5s-.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
IRISH DON'T LIKE BASEBALL
First international Contest Did Not
Take With Natives-Game Played
on Muddy Field.

Irlshmen in Ireland must differ from
those in the United States, or the real
sports have all gone TO war. A Dub
In dispatch says that the first inter
national game staged there several
days ago between a team composed of
American troops and a squad made up
Of Canadian soldiers did not seem to
rake very well with the Irish popula-
riOn.
The weather, il is believed. is the
maln reason for Dublin turning down
The game II was played in puddles
and The men taking part in the game
were mud from head 70 foot. which
evidently did not agree with Sle Irish
spoFT idea.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
BOB SUMMERVILLE IS HURT
California Heavyweight Boxer Losss
Leg While Fighting the Ger
mans in Franse.

Bob Summerville, the Los Angeles
heavyweight, has just written friends
in Los Angeles that he lost leg while
lighting the Germans. He WAS Il MEM
Der of the early draft contingent. be-
ing sent to American Lake, and was
among the first of the drafted cIen
to SET foot in France.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

rill school conducted by the navy
deI Iar--eur a. Harvard university,
-la MAS studying To obtain a commits
slal a. IA ensign The injury i said
O. te # such grave nature that il is
likely -o KEEP Barry from ever again
Iell- able 10 hold q place in major
league tssa'fall- should he desire 10
return 90 rle national pastime when
G1c-e Sans forces are demubilized.
Barry did little PLAYING during the
I2lSr season. and TIE fact that he IS
s.haur -Lir-T-r-o years old VIII miti-
gaze a-iusr Lis ever playing again
Ulde- Tie liC ton.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
SlnnnEgr RrrczEtr

ImlnE the winter saassm OffiIsnss IL
charge OF nearfE all the weather liIH
na2u SEuttUns issue daiIE wfiuU ara
Ari0'Fn as shippers tDERszIsssE,' --IvIiIl
T1e= minimum temperatures esZlsErt.sE rU
0ceur with a ssiiupinE Esiiillss OF -
tn 90 hUurss frnm the ssnIf6u.. TTisssf
fnrgezsss are nuHiisSiRsf on lssssu,Il e-sTris.
and VIII be maiIesf tDl shippers m s,ts.
tiO1s hear the weather Hurzu dffit-ss
Watch the fnreCzst1 ami Szysa IbgSssss in,
fnOgf Shipments.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

Babe Ruth. the Red Sox pitcher
iniielder-outfielder. had Il peculiar rec
ord. In % games he drew - uses
On balls and famed IS times. He had
26 doubles, II triples and was high
with II home runs. He scored 90
rum and made % Safeties.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

During the past few years the Chi
nese have been making tentative eN-
periments in the way cS playing assl-
citation football, u ga-0e which is be-
coming popular among the ChEuese
wOr6meY In France II seems that u&e
Chinese in New York are now rum
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
JACK BARRY is BADLY HURT
Former Red Sex Manager Suffers In
Jury % Knee znd May Never
Play Bail Again.

Jael Barry. former sra- Of the
NarE-laa and larsr manager Of the
Eos-Hl GaI SIX. is confined Jo the
Sflll-au iu1ruarT IL Cambridge.
Mas suffering from water on lie
knee.
TIE i-f--- -vzS lie result 0f a falI
Uhish Iirr~T sustained some time ago.
Il IS % student ~ -l.- Officers Nate
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

Ssaweed offers a prvIEfhc Saurva %
fuel DIN when Frsssmr SuVpl1ss are ex-
bausted. according 10 an EassHSh srs~
sRutsrs vgh'0 haS 0btalnssR Ssxvn s-fA-
hons frOm a ton " Vegetable nlarter.-
The Arggnaua-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

Tral shooting at night time is being
reviv.d in Dayton, O.. by II. L. Mon
beck. AT 4 recent tournament four
16l0-candlepower lamps and white
targets were used. According TO ex-
perts the lighting system is the best
Yet devised.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
Coast Athletes Ambitious.

Pacific coast athletes viii bid for the
1919 national track and field cham
pionshipS ar the annual meeting of the
club delegates in Philadelphia. They
propose to stage the sports in either
Los Angeles or san Francisco.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
BEST OF FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Paddy Driscoll, Former Northwestern
Star, Plays Sensational Game
Against Rutgers.

Any question about J. L. DriscoI.
the former Northwestern university
star football player, being one Of the
best that ever played the game must
have been removed when he scored
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

Keep the draft mars ami filIit.ss in
g0OI condition now ami they viii
winter mOre easily.
hogs are very susceptible tn snfiHr
eui0Sss and tine nrSvalbnls uff tfier dis
ease seems to- be- Increasing.
A pig afsen makes mOEa nrnfft vvlsar
MS piss learn tn eat- ar an earft, assg
shorts on wheat hrau in a seSrsessF
er hafore the piss, welt r,--~,---.s, m,
runts
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

Homer Baker showed that Is months
as a soldier hadn't aullea his speed
when he won the l,Wn-sard handicRp
az war WORK fund G.ect In New York.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

Charles l.. Fletcher, 4 prominent
golf player, has performed over a to-
tai of 221 different links during his
career in this country, Carcada and Eu.
rope.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
Levinskv WON'T Retire-

Bat LevinSky isn't going to retire
from the ring just because Jack Demp-
Sey Knocked him out. Dan Morgan's
heavyweight win stick TO the game,
hut De isn't asking for a return match
with Dempsey.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

ming an 5,SsSgei1rIIu team and Ez4
UCaerIettl uleH- hHTH ENGAGED rha pres
emf secretary OF tar TzErssE Saa-aS
Football ssSS5Jefi1r5gn IL uasIr ma11--ar
f0r next sestsgu4-LAn5lgu Field
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
Rlekard Returns 10 United States

Tex Richard, prlzefght promoter,
has returned from Argentina and viii
in the future reside In the United
States
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

six touchdowns and kicked six goals
for the Great Lakes naval training
station eleven against Rutgers col
lege. He furnished one of the best
exhibitions of individual playing ever
seen in New York city.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

men o. me sIser ~ lus1l,s a. n
stairway aud ra.s msxusr fr-~~rs1.
flefltrdssl ThE sEeN1nIr aGT hssz--e-
hfs pssg and lied wtrh raas rgz-
Vsruuls Aasss~x were pE1Ftm- ~.
au1 shss WIS E81us m ~ adire esszn
InE Up q pie af wuCik. she h,rd ~
self sauls st 1hr uItllr1s.s nm tis-laas
and h,srnd1ss 1rs llzuhs 81 - sll- -.
uliiilsst IN -as- adIss- and pm F1lIIii.
Buuers l1 ua,s sa5s- while sl-p c-.uc 10
tine au-sithE 1nsE hi.sis6e q ra,s B-rilEllss
anft snslhf seeVssE -ir1u-h -ha L8srs-
-'Ehasrvis Blcs ar -z-uE-~ ss1H HsBE ts--
selE ansG LE-gU rullnIss-slli- far auis 10y
nIpurr1nu dl.-Emisur =l,s hlIsE s.--z ln-
1hlt rH las-t-s- sine anaIr .ll---uEs r-s-i
In au lie on tA,e Hulbfc Tu-uiz-'s
es,s.s- Tossing l- l1-c rzs s1f= Siis
stIalnnssl she lr1u s81ar- ru-ua-l me
fuao aaal hG-rissl z1rs Asr raa- zlfl
hu1-
As shs= ausE,a.5 -Asz sfEiss. aHzrl- g u'Ers
OF hisur and sunslEH Rolled z1 ---gu EE-
she esu.=l,--- and L-4H- BusrsE -r- a l.p
u1sEr- uhEm DASHED tr r1e =-z--EzE-
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