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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-09
KINGS CONFECTIONERY

No Man. Land amid exploding
gas shells.
Mrs.. Bll smith Migr, Cor
mr, y. " Had 10 put up four
teen quart, of pear, without
sugar
Bill smith recommended tor
H. : a. eros, for u~ng only
half tra-poouml of sugar m his
coffee.
npui rrp'g by minug In rrl uI
fruit lhi, year because ,ou cant do
. iusl liE" ypu AWAY. done It. Tia,
housewife who says % BOTHER
lhul> q nuisance aud I haNuI time
'ur It. Is forgetting that Va" o., or
.hr food trims line.
Now bear IN mind that your coun-
Try. Uncle sam. the Government
doe fond administration Is ashng
.Nuu ..l s',rral million other house
wives tn DO something to help VII
tlr Mar II Is q specific rcqurs.
m'do adNlscdly hoy the United state.
nj America with an the weight %.
the nation, necessity behind IT,
Can all the fruit you can IA,
uaiirl needs every ounce of IN,
food.
Can with ma sugar or inst rs httl,
sugar as you can The food admin.
lstration will see that YOU get M,
sugar YOU really need for canning
for It wants the fruit saved :,
" hen you use mp your allowance
tell the county food administralo
your need ana he viii see 1t Is sup
piled 10 assure sugar for canuin.
Is one Of the reasons that the house
hold use allotment is cat down Il
two pounds per person per month
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-09
81
save the Sugar hut save the
Fruit loo. aud krrp a-Smilini

NsNtNt
Here rs a wireless from food head
quarters at Albuquerque which
Food Administrator Ely wi,hu, ihn
paper Ia shoot direct Ia the HOUSE
wiNr, uf tin, community.
You cant eat your cake and huy,
II ioo. There D.. ouly So much ,uat
allotted la New Mexico ior \urur
half a million pound, less than
lnst month We cant eat sugar tha'
We haven't got and 81 Ne cant cN-
pcct Ia have any next week If We
eat all We have this week. II D.
better to have u little for q mouth
than Ia have none Tor thr'' weeks.
This doesn't let you ont of IA,
patriotic duty of saving the fruit.
Here's the triple way to be- / 90,
-ugar shortage aud AT the sans tim,
save the fruit:
l. Can without sugar.
.. Can with little sugar.
g. Tan with other sweeiencrs
such ~ syrups, maple products puc
honey They're just A. sweet and
gust as good aud just as feasible a,
sugar # yod get the habit.
W" expect To have plenty 'of SUGAR
after the first nf November, II yot
think your Emllic, will halk al
,ugarlcss canned fruit, put Il M
now without sugar aud add sugar
In November. Get that, ladies?
This is O little more trouble. Bu.
you don't expect Ia push the Huns
hack into Berlin and feed your boy
at the front while they are doint
It without doing something hard
How would this official bulletin lool
to you:
private John Joncs-diod Of
blood poison after lying without
food or water for four days in
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-09

o lord. I've never lived where churches grow;
love creation better a. n stood
That 10y YOU finished II s0 long ago
Aud looked upon your work aud called II good.
] know that others ind you in the light
That's sifted down through tinted window pancs,
Aud yei, seem 10 feel you near tonight
In this dim starlight ON the plains.
thank YOU. Lord. that am placed M we'll;
That you have made my freedom ~ complete:
That I'm no slave Of whistle, clock or hell,
Or weak-cyed prisoner OF wa and street.
Just let me live my life as I've begun.
Aud give me work that's open Ia the sky:
Make me n partner Of The wind aud sun
Aud won't ask n life that's soft Or high.
Let me be easy on the man that's down
I'm careless sometimes. Lord. when I'm boz town.
But never let them say I'm mean or small.
Make me a. big and open ~ the plains,
As honest n the horse between my knees.
Clean NJ the wind that blows behind The rains,
Free as the hawk thtt circles down the breeze.
Forgive me. Lord. when iomc times forget;
You understand the reasons that are hid.
You know about tie things that gall aud fret.
You know me- better lhan my mother did.
Just keep nm eye nn all that, done aud said.
Aud guide me on the long dim trait ahead,
That stretches upward toward the Great Divide.
Charles BtlRrk, Ir
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-09

Improved Early Elbcrta Peaches
wrapped and graded and put up
In half husliol boxes for si6i per
box. Send express or postomrc
money order Ia W \ stuart. Ro-
dou. New Mexico for trial box. An
orchard of $500 trees. Unlimited
quantity jlc
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-09

WANTED To BUN-GOOD not ~.
N I'M COUNTRY SUITABLE FuI,
MOVING 10 TOWN.-SEE A. u.
FROST n
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-09

Boost Columbus by patroniz-
ing her industries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
COMFORT NND Mp 10
I'M ENEMY"

THAT % hguor ..t1I' Nu America
De- bon control ut German citizens own
ris uI tho IIr hrcvprIys auI dIstiIlpt.
irs AND that most %. th. money accrue
inI from sales oi bee. and hVuur goes
INTO pockets of ou,ul col off the couutrN
and iF spent boo pr1-G,rm1u propH-
shnd' and support lI .i, German fpv
s'stDm, were statements mad, and
proved los Cvpt E g. Ilohsuu az tho
MASS gathering uf Iuy1I citizens Iu tho
high school last SUNDAY night There,
were nine hundred ur moro persons
who gave intent attention to this
muster orator Tor two hours and APP
ploudci their endorsement Of his APP
peal for % - America ls lu uIa,ut
war measure. for efficiency and con-
s%crNation ~ food. fuel and manhood
'Gcruoul Ions since, prohibited
Gwen beer drinking 10 that country.
presumably 60 attain the highest Of
Ocicucy of sober men, und 90 con.
serve grain FOR uscfii purposes hut
German HAS wuNci rich Oft tho
profits "f liquors used iu Euglpnd.
while ~l,ug.aud's mtHpuwo, h9s hc.u
drurrci and rendered less rt1ci,ut in
the wau game by reason ct the u-
%toNicants consumed This nation and
England must become TOO p.r cent
ciisyt,ui Dos ubolislmrut OF . truHf,
that DRUGS the brain. wo1k,rs tU, Uol,
and sups o." s|trcn-t.. and tH.u ul'
the tilIDs surely ago nNr. tho top and
crush The tDrrihlt Uuus. TT, nation
must 800 dry. Tho millions COT uusNuIF
of grain used annually iu tI, utu-
UtutiUr, of poison would pro. io
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
SUCCESSFUL CONCERT rorR

stanley Scdcr. difnctor OF thcI
university college OF Tine arts. returned
last Saturday from o. successful COM
cert trip. which tool him us fur as.
Pueblo. Col Mr. Scdcr played fuor.
concerts in four DAYS, being greeted by
large and enthusiastic audiences in
each cay. His piano recital i'm Santa
Ne was given in the beautiful 50
Francis auditorium of the now
museum At Ration hc gave tho first
recital on The Organ recently placed On
tho Methodist church one of his
former students. Miss Helen Thucker
of Ration. is orEanlst of this church.
At Pueblo. Col, ne appeared az the
console OF % now organ 100 tho First
Baptist church iu % performance
which was said 90 sutpass anything
ever heard on the organ iu that ctu
an his return MI Scdcr gave 10 piano
recital ~ Las Vegas The program
was from chopin. MacDowcll and
miscellaneous compositions assisted m
readings by Mrs. MAJ Ross Cnuwolt.
formerly teacher of dramatic arts iu
Inc state university here. and by Miss
Maurccn Harper. v%iohnist ~ SANTA
i'e. Mrs. Ralph NJ Henderson ap-
poarod on the program iu , song group
and the Franck violin sonata.
All cities where he played have boon
unanimous IN requesting a return date,
and a more extended tour in the FAN
~ possible. Press comments include
the following:
Ias Vegas Optic-'E. Stanley Scdcr.
probably the best known musician of
the state, gave an excellent recital last
night iu the normal auditorium. MIR
Scder has a great gift for the in
depreciation OF music. and the large
audience last night was delighted with
hig work. The recital was ]uudoubtoi
Is the finest. from an artistic point of
view. that has ever been brought %
Las Vegas"
The Pueblo Star-JOurnul Huys. PRO
fcssor Scdcr displayed nuc tcohnic and
wonderful mastery of tuC organ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years. Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas Cijy, Tex.-ln an interesting
statement. Mrs. @. II. Sehill. Of this town.
SAYS: "rcr three years | suffered untold
agony giih my head. ! was unable TO
do an OF my work.
! Inst wanted 70 sleep all the time, for
that was ,ic only case ! could get, when
was asleep. I became a wreck
Just from the awful suffering with my
head.
was so nervous that the least noise
wotld make ne Jump out OF my bed. I
had no energy, and was unable 10 do
anything. NJ son, a young boy, had 10
do all my household duties.
was moi able TO do anything until ]
took Cardiff, ! took three bottles in all,
and /. surely cured me OF those awful
headaches. That has been three years
ago. aud / know the cure is permanent,
for ! have r-ycr had any headache since
tak.1, Cardu.. -.
Nothing relieved me until took Cardui.
II did wonders for me-"
T;y Cardui 'o7 your troubles made
from wediciaa, Ingredients recommended
In m,d,cal books as being OF benefit IN
female tro.'' 5. and 20 years Of use has
proven thu tfc books are right. Begin
taking Clrdai today. Nc-iN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11

Dresses aro being Furnished mp. new
ones built. and the bellies OF the high
tyhol are planning 10 looI their prot
uoHt at tho long anticipated Junior
senior ban ucNt Friday night The high
school hoauN nrc equally busy pluu-
ming g. look and act their hest. Tho
guest list is strictly a two-clusa list of
$50 names Tho ralluutry ot Tho hoN1
Is to poe tri'i out too I'm" girls of tho
classes outuumhcr the BOYS 60 such un
oNt,ut that oach boy Will need 90 p.
cort Two to- four girls each 60 assure
the attendance OF al u is J condition
due 90 war tmos. of rputs, % exists
everywhere nov. Whether the student
F@allauts viii rise io th, occasion uul
mako possible a happy eNcuiu- for owe
en-, girl iu tho classes. or whether
there will bc 90 number who VIII insist
that "throo's e. crowd" and take only
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11

term. 10 'iho boost tIIus rHH 90, nls
seem 100 musical ,uHI,lH
Tb, tp H tho N.f special car
reached clovis Tu,sdp, morning Most
Of the day was devoted TO novel
schemes ol advertising the play, which
resulted 100 % large crowd that night,
Vl.,u Vas in aomo ways "a, most re-
apuusitc house that has heard the pro-
du,uuu T%olluUiug tho play another
dance was given Boo honor Of tho
mcfplJus ut the Ellts' rooms. Again
the most upprcciatiVc comments were
heard concerning tho play and its pro-
duotion Many expressed much sur
PRISE that such a production could be
pat ON lu the state
That thus tour viii result most
f8,oJlniy FOR the unIycrsIty is "a fore
gone conclusion. and viii u%udoubtcd-
Is turn many students 60 their own
state institution who might go else
vhcic. Much credit is duc Donovan
Richardson. who managed the tour.
jewel Moore. tll recently al the
university. assisted him 9t Clovis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
BIRTHpAN PNRTN

Mr. and Mrs Edwin Fielder. G25
North sixth street. entertained conty-
four young people Wolucsjuf aftDI-
noon boz celebration OF :hc fifteenth
birthday anniversary oi Albion rlcd-
lcr. Tho rooms were tastoful'N trim-
med IN carnations and ferns and
frightened hy the national g1lors iu
effective decoration.
Those present were Misses Laura
SChJon,r, Vivian H~Ilthouscu, Elsio
clayton, Florence Hanson. Francis
Taylor. Thclma Howell. Katherine
Schuncr. Edhh Chidoetor Maudc
Howell. Adelaide Williamson. Ada
NlaI.I,s and Cnruc'ia ward Mcssrs
james LYONS, 'uylcr Icrpersun.
IaroIl Ely. Ga! schutt. Emery
Sohutt. Don r]uyun1ulr. Edwin Rcd
moud. Archie Wuidic. William
O'Ecin,, Raymond Holloway and
Albion ilcll,r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11

fUrouHNuIi. revealing tho beautiful bon.
.JfHm,ut iu ull its power and beauty '
Nh. Scdcr viii probably be heard 90
piano recital nv Albuquerque within
vUl De- gIvcu, and viii contain several
artist pupils from his vocal classes at
tho university. a Copin -Lis2l program
De given. and will rontDin several
numbers Now 60 Albuquerque aud
icucca. Arrangements are also under
way for AN organ recital to DE given
hy MIR. Scdcr ON tho new organ being
placed iu the First Presbyterian
church of Roswell.
The Albuquerque recital wall prob
ably De the last piano program which
MI. Scdor viii give boo This ,itN. as Voc
is planning 90 terminate his work with
ia, university ON August 81. al tho
end ct the summer quarter ttiH future
plons are indefinite. bat Doe will prob
ably Doe located iu some large eastern
City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
MOToRCYIIer n rn,NCr

The following icttcr from Ralph
Whitotilos tn u# wife VIII Doe of spo-
rial Interest tu NIbuuucrguo1us who
arc acquainted with his popular
motor-NIko sport who haas turned h's
ability ls 90 rII'I or the single trt.E,r
into valuable s,rE. cc ior the country
IT,, mutorn'o." squad reached France
lust month tn, letter roadg
with rho rolors lp France
Nv Dear N.f, Arrived ..frs boo
France. huf .',I tired FROM fI. trip.
France .s altogether 60 different plsrn
thnu haa expected tp 500, ruo. hlvo
rho MOST beautiful farms u,r. { nHE.
over soon Th. houses .r. uuli Ur
STONE With quite small windows. ,tDrE-
ono about the me color COT gr,s
Ns Eou hHy. llvn.s seen iu the TlDurh
motion pictures iIc pcopi, du a gr,at
lgai %. talNnn with thoir hands I
'm HlIn zoo understand quit, 3D. hi Of
tH'.r @|tucu4rr a. many words urn tH.
slmD He n span 90. : nHs, mot boon
'o Hut of tho larger rif.. N,t HuI
900 UnH'Ju 20 saE Just what cam uo
bought from fhD big stores
W, cam set clud, and some ands
of frUIt 90 tho s. 81 e. s. o. los tcr,
expensive for 90 person with such uu
appetite ls Z uauully have Small
oranges arc 90 ,yuts on,h aud small
.th,s of milk uuucuuto Jru 800 cents
each
I suppose uth0r things VIII Doc In
prouort au We had 4uit, rlr. frp
o,og here. hut sw just % n'tIo NOR,
water than I cared 10 Soc, didn't
...H u.HaH.N .NHHH..# fI. .L.H|.. f..g
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
nnIrOne ILL MI rln-.Nn

Tho editorial staff uI b.. Eo,ta u1d
picnic supper iu highland Paris
last oyouiur nrI rested their wear,
brains from the efforts OF thr extra
work tho fHr rud OF thp school N,.H
brlurH After supper. 'ho editors
they did 800 thoir long uas' youth
Later a dancing party no tno rhI Mn
sorority home whore Mi-- FLORENCE
Scdcr was hostess c1yc tho finishing
session tu complete rest and recro,-
tiou '~hapcrout of the company
We're Mr. and Mrs Mchcrs. Miss
praira. Miss S"dor. SiNtc,u editors
and reporters of tho STAFF were
present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
VI NgIN 1000 BDOk~
ron SANNtIl.@

Ih' 'N'"''I was '' .'' "''
" i' 'n' 10 100 over ''' ''' H dog
'N'' "h' '"' '''IN I".N ''h'r.
'' '.'' "'''' " ''hl OF our NI'''I""
''''' '.'l "' can 'plI' '.' ''h'' Hi"''t
20 -N''I' "h"''''"'" ''. OF "N'.N we
'Nl.'' h" .'''HI1u"H.
Compared With OBJ. NIg .,HtD.,.
w,u;a. tho coIlrctiou u. uuot= f.r On.
soldiers 'a a minor ur.'f.r tnt Its d.
Illustrated co." cordial cooperation of
everybody boo tH. wu.a tn I. uHuo
ton tln vulIug aI Co.,. v.f Tu dltr
l'.T.yu.. .u, U.# contributed |N->
luuEH |..aI. attractive. beautiful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
CONVENT GIRIS ~ IOIk
DANCE PROGRAM

Invitations have hc,u son out hN
the fucult, OF 50. Nipctnts academy
for "a Nay-duN program of tulk dIug.
inc and music 90 bc given iu tho EllSs'
ball room. Ma, Co.. 100 I've afternoon go
2.au. No tickets arc being sold. lut %
number of iuvlto,s viii Dee present 20
enjoy tho entertainment ~ De- featured
Dos thc spirit OF patrto ism Tile pro-.
gram is under the direction ot Mrs
Arthur 4. Keith and BIS as follows
p|aatorulr NipltuH and uiuuo
From tho hut OF the ancient s.yaru
To tho palace OF the King.
Al nations have danced through tue
ARCS gray.
Nud the emotions OF ui, with 90 rims.
There are none. { say. nat are new
ror the art is very old
And the atmosphere Of the dance
10 me
ls of lavender and white rose
English Dance
England. bcoutoous England,
Where the fragrant heather blooms.
We send our PRAYERS across the gca
I'm this, ,our hour Of gloom.
. French Dance
To thee. fair Franco we've sent "1r
sons
Errt, mon. strong a1l we'll.
The, dare 60 do for God and right.
And fac. tho SHOT and shell
Italian Dance
Italy, Oh italy.
THY soil Dos GoruJul'a band Is rod
For am thy grief, our tears we've ahDd
For thoy brave souls. our hearts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
cuNUrNUoUA ofENs TODAY

Tho great travelling COLES, u.
lecturers and fine arts popUlarl
known as the ,huutJuuIl. opened the
rvo-doy scrics of instruction IuN on-
fcrtaumcut this afternoon Charles
= Horncr head of The institution that
s holding d third annual engage
mont Ia Albuquerque says Tho
a]hautauquas are brlugIuz 20 tHr people
tho worry latest first btu information
ir the land over there 20 which tho
hearts Of many thousands of mothers
are turning But tho I1ol Things Of
Ito 20 uutlast tho hlgucSucss of No
Mans Land are the comfort cheer.
sympathetic understanding Of human
lity. brought To multitude through tho
c~hautauquu And now moro than over
the people require sane clean. whole
some diversion Aud iu proportion 90
our numbers. perhaps mo- service flag
has moro stars than the chautauqup "
The offering this afternoon was tho
program of fine music played bN eight
ladies OF tho celebrated Ladies' Bogi-
mental orchestra This repertoire OF
hrcozy instrumental music. PLAYED
with tho pep 3D. precision that makes
The auditors feel oyvIN mood of tho
ulayors. s tn u, repeated ut the pro
gram tn.H ,y,UIuG Tho musicians arc
900 prof. ssIuuale and present 200 ador-
lH.. picture .n their uIftN military
cape. and caps Usually tor evening
entertainment They are dressed boo
cyouIug gowns Tho personnel of tho
troupe Ia Tome Semi violin, BornirD
BluEnmuu. Dprnot; lupllu kcWp
drums Florence JACK. clarinet and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11

Tho cutuusios'i. drive against the
cuemN tine common pru-liuu house
COG, .s carried con ny the NomJu-
ruumut,, OF the Defense Council has
rpu-yd th" rural c~ommuuit.o- tu the
d4ug.r cot this post Goo health Sy.
~tcutt,llls planned mectiug- arruur-
cot u, Mrs Alfred Gruusfrli district
chairman of the state committee and
Hs-.stcd low agent. ul the Food 1d
miuI-treuou md tn, Chamber oft
Commerce aud thn county school 800
p~oriutoud,ut have tal,uu Zoo many
Huti tIN rlIII.. li tho school house.
illustrated I, lures o., Major TuuI.
uu-r have been DO material ft,tui Doe
sending ih" lessons houf" The com
wunIf, meet. next week. VIII Doc at
the school nou.us of padiNas pailri.
tu. Tl.r,as. rhGlu Nurth Fourth So
Nt'or fhut the DIt, Rallies Will Dol,
hnly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11

books closed las' Moudo, mornius
Little N'rasrct WhitD Won nrst pino,
Tor hoi showing pt 500 worth of tnllii
stamps She vJs awarded the statue
of o. Samms ju khuIJ tor which th.
Nouug patriots wen, atr!,lul Another
girl held $50. 600 worth. ami overall had
50. 80 AND Sl-uuoks oiled
The ,l1ssmai,, ui the winner banded
together iu 90 conspiracy OF friendship
aud g..c 30 -I.Hpr... p.It. tu Margaret
tho stmu afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
The Evening Herald, Albuquerque, n. M, Saturday, May II, 1918

tho particular girl rcmuiu 60 u' seen
Tho success OF the event depends upon
the boys.
other Weekend dances uYc mere
little social hops, compared with this
annual junction. Mr.. aud Mrs Milne
are 20 lead the grand march NutI, viii
Doc tho host Tho plucc, OF courH,. viii
Doe colombo hall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
XIV NNIANS TO
ENTERTAIN LADIES

Tho Kiwanis braves are planning u
iollincation In honor OF heir ladies.
The time and place has not been an
nounccd. but u Is said thai dancing.
cards. lunch and the same Kiwanis
|gallantry that featured the initial So
cial function last January will be on
tho program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
CIIB IN
STALLS OFFICERS

The musical program az o.. session
Of the Fortnightly club boz Miss Louise
Nichols studio iast Tuesday evening
WINS up 10 the usual standard of Ca.
,pIluu.. .uI ti.f .ua n good
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-11
Are You Americans
By EUWEP


Arc Nou Americans. ARISE
And stretch wax" nap 'nd '1i '"Ir eyes,
We rc h2hlins ''"rnaI' Ih'h gov" ear.
Ihr Germans over lhrrc 'Id Deere.
Aud toy i3'i name dr,iE''''
Iho," VIII" ahl1r' our o.Nrr"'". static
VII" m their u"ar, aII'-laur" -'"nd
For h1Ir'ro"m ANA fa'h'f''n"
Nnd $50 ] say without al.'no
rfE we have uo GERMAN 'i"N.s.
Oh" h'ph"n past. r"1 r'-' your '''
h.u"'Ih "u' IIaH or N"u 10" H'I
AND blood .'r blood 'u" 5000 I'' 5000
lh' Ii''' bounds Ih''' ACROSS ''' -''.
Nno Deg. ']Iu"ns'I U.S. I' '"l ''''r.
Those .hhIhll- 'H'haI> 800 t. ''..-'.
lUor" Hun U}.ud' N"'I."i @|'
Iho,r rr""In' SKUNK. Forever hr.''
Y" Ilin" lnrif venom gen. ''.'I .I.'."
Il, arson. bomb, or amy ocDom'
j" frdI'<' 'hrlr N"lN'f cream
hul "' are s'j'lnH lh'hi although
rue papers d"n 7 lfIi' di 'h'N KNOW
lh,r' N'r'Ia =" Zoe o. MOTTO" 'h''
FnhII'lil mI2hI man. 'hr ''I
More cautions. Wen n'rhap' '',' '' ii"n'
M" l'' ' N"l"'i'N Ih'ub 10" ..HO'
~ NrrIna' spies '-'"luRIn" mere
IN iuII view on me punI' square
brncaih q sign AXE h''I 'l" learn
!" an 'h"N' "hon o. may '~'.''II
'''I tIr'I'HE 'h'>' "'" '''' I'''
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Our nation s. Ilr. u ,'''.' '' '"r
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