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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-03-29
CORPORAL BENTLEY
WRITES FROM NORFOLK

Norfolk, Va, March IA 1918.
| would love to shake hands with
the people OF Lawrence county were
Il not for this distance Of 1--WE hundred
miles that lies between us.
] am In the greatest OF spirits. The
time has come when we all are assign
cd q duty 10 perform. And we realize
that we must act, and act quickly.
And most all Of US jump to Il. as II
the Huns were at our heels.
Being In the army . year and a half
and most of that time ready TO be kill
ed in anyway most convenient. makes
a fellow feel good when the time IL at
hand for him to display In brief what
he knows and what he Is here Tor.
was mechanic for one year after
which ] WAS promoted. and l think
know very little to study as much as
/ do. Nevertheless, have proven efiie-
siency and am glad to go where duty
calls aItho am sorry TO know that
some OF the boys have fallen and some
are yet to fall. but will be confident TO
the end, the u. s. A. will win.
/ am entitled to n pass OF not less
than ten days and am figuring on
shaking hands with the Editor and
friends OF Sandy Valley the first OF
April and I'm coming with a savage
yell as II l was charging the Huns In
. battle that il yet 10 come.
must close and attend school With
! love TO the NEWS and friends OF Big
Sandy. Sincerely.
Cpl JOHN NJ. BENTLEY. JR.
Co. l.. 4sth Inf. Norfolk, Va
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HARD WORKOUTS
FOR kENTuckiANs

Camp Shelby, Miss. March 25--I he
i4sth Infantry. the old Second Ken
lucky. has been having hard workout
during the past two weeks. Hikes and
drills have been ineessant and the men
have been put through work in the
field on many war problems. The regi-
ment has been complimented for its
good showing in the maneuyers by Of
ficers OF other units.
One of the interesting problems
which was worked out several days
ago was a drill in retirement. Lieut..
Ripy, in command of the regiment.
took it out of camp on a supposed re-
port delivered by a courier that an
enemy was approaching consisting Of
a battalion. The regiment took up a
position in the hills about five miles
from camp to await the coming OF the
enemy. when a scout brought the It'd
ings that instead % battalion the
enemy consisted OF brigade and that
it was very near to the 14sth boys. II
was necessary to retire at once to camp
for endorsements. The maneuvers OF
the regiment in retiring are said by the
officers who watched the work to have
heen excellent.
ARRANGEMENTS are being perfected
for the reception Of Governor Stanley,
OF Kentucky. who win visit Camp Shell
by April 5.
VIM. r. Myers Shafter Justice and
Ira Hail OF Louisa. are members OF
the 149th infantry.
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GIRLS! ITS YOUR
step THAT ATTRACTS
Says women pay too much heed to
their face instead of
their eorns.


Watch your step! A brisk. lively step
is. what charms more than liyely
skin, but your high heels have caused
corns and you limp little. That's bal,
girls, and you know 1t. corns DESTROY
beauty and grace. besides corns are
very easy 70 remove.
Rid your feet OF every corn by ask
ing at any drug store for quarter II
an ounce OF freezone. This will cost
little but is sufficient to remove every
hard or soft corn or callous from ones
feet.
A few drops applied directly upon a
tender. touchy corn relieves the sore
ness and soon the entire corn, root and
all. lifts right out without pain.
This freezone is gummy substance
which dries instantly and simply shriy-
els up the corn without inflaming OF
even irritating the surrounding skin
Women must keep in mind that corn
less feet create youthful step which
enhances her attractiveness,
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PLEASANT RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. SpiIlman of
Oslo. visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. May
Sunday.
w. NJ Delong was a business visitor
Al Busseyville Wednesday.
George Bradley visited Allen Hutchi-
son Thursday night.
Several young folks from here at
tended the party given by Miss Martha
Roberts Friday night.
Want wellman visited Sam Doc Hea-
berlin Wednesday night.
Roy Burton OF Oslo, was here Fri
day.
Mrs. Chloe Nolen and Miss Inez
wellman were shopping at Evergreen
Wednesday.
Miss True Roberts OF Deep Hole,
spent Thursday and Friday with Misses
Lillian and Bessie Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. @. A Haws were bus
mess visitors In Louisa Saturday.
Ham Bradley OF Busseyviile. visited
relatives here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Nelson spent Mon
day with home folks.
Don and Della May attended church
at Twin Branch Sunday.
Misses Lillian and Bessie Bradley
we're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Bradley at Oslo Thursday.
r. Blankenship OF Yatesviile. was
here Monday.
Several young folks spent Monday
evening with r.. b. Hutchinson, who is
still on the sick list.
Misses Lillian and Bessie Bradley
spent Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Fred Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Roberts were
Sunday guests OF G.. A. Haws and fam
lily and attended Sunday school.
Bro, Lindsey Cyrus failed to I'LL hii
appointment here Sunday Quite q
crowd was out to hear him.
Miss Laura Belle Carter OF Adams
attended Sunday school here Sunday.
Miss Gladys Haws spent Monday ev-
enIng with Misses Mamie and Enc
Nolen-
Allen Hutchinson called here Friday
night. TWO CHUMS.
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WE WILL WIN. THE WAR.

Last fall roosters, Tbs. and under,
CSC. old ROSTERS 1Sc to zoe, full feath-
cred ducks zoe H., veal calf hides 15fb.
and under, 15c 10. Green cow hide
$40. Horse and mule hides We are in
the market for tub washed wool, No.
/. s5c 10. cash eOc in groceries. Old
shoe rubbers if only 10. 10 10 ID.
From Johnson county leave eggs with
my young brother at Chandlerville- He
pays high. never less than 24c dozen.
We back him to make money to help
build up your neighborhood- He is hon
est and reliable. Give him call.
Junior Cordell on Raccoon is also
selling for us. He pays high prices for
all kinds Of produce. He is honest and
reliable and deals in all kinds Of stock.
cattle and hogs buys or sells.
We buy muskrats all summer. two
grades. Send by parcel post No 4,
45c; No. 5, soc.
we buy the best flour that is made
Big stock on hands.
We sell ice cold pop Sc Ice cream
every Saturday. Oranges lemons and
bananas and everything for lunches.
Salmon, zoe can. peaches Csc, tomatoes
Is to soc can: fine Rome Beauty APP
pies big ones. &c. We buy dried hams
at &c ID. in groceries. Csc cash. We
sell back choice corn fed hogs Csc to
soc ~, our own packing. We are the
leading grocers at Blaine. Do business
with four little pony stores. Give us a
call We will please you Cash for your
produce. 3-22-3t
BIG BLAINE PRODUCE COMPANY
H. j. Pack. Mgr. and Buyer
Blaine :: Kentucky
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OBITUARY..
Louisa, March

Louisa, March 20, 1918.
Sunday night, March "a Pearl Thomp
son, brakeman on Beaver creek rail-
road was killed by engine on train
turning over. He was a worthy young
man and OF one OF the finest families
in Lawrence county. He was son OF
John II. Thompson. ex-County Judge
of our county, who Is a friend OF mine
and has been for over SO years he and
his dear wife and family. We were
boys together. He was one OF the best
county judges the county ever had.
had the pleasure Of voting for him ev-
cry time he ran and would love to do
SO again. was a yearly and frequent
visitor to his family as long as his
good old mother lived and as long as
i was younger, and my heart is sad and
sorrowful today because of the death
OF his dear boy and would have gone
to the burial today If the weather had
been so that could go out But on ac-
count of cold rain and my age, rs years
l can no: go.
They have our deepest sympathy ant
our prayers, for his God and our Goo
to comfort and condole him and hi
dear wife. 1t will not be long befor'
they and we viii meet the dear boy II
heaven where there is no more sick
ness, pain or death in that sun brigh
cline where God and Jesus dwell an'
we will know each other there.
Have you heard OF that sun light
| cline?
Where the eye is fire and heart is
flame
That is seen in that sun light CLINE.
Millions or more are lowering Ger
The jasper walls and gates OF peal
| In that sun light CLINE.
| When we've been there ten thousan
| years
| Bright shining as the sun
We've no less days to sing Gods
praise
Than when we first begun.
Now we see dariSly, then we will Sc
God face to face and dwell wit
Him throughout eternity.
UNCLE TIP MOORE.
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,amltv were about 70 befail uB. instead
"a that which sould be the most de-
liohtful anticipation, the visit OF a
friend. II the house Is clean ana fair
enough for our nearest and dearest.
why not for a friend7 II dinner Is
enough for our nearest and dearest
why not for our friend? II dinner Is
ample for the family, why not for an
added guest? And will not the day and
the visit be more delightful for both
hostess and guest, II the fare Is plain
ana the faces at the table bright and
fresh. not wearied and flushed as with
an added burden instead OF an added.
pieasureg Can we not learn TO ofer
ourselves sincerely and simply. just as
we are, In our everyday clothes and
manners, 10 those who come to us, Let
social intercourse be frank and fire.
auent and friendly. Let us be honest
and genuine and fine and courteous in
our daily lives, 30 when the friend
comes he will find us untroubied and
serene, as we always are. ready to
receive the good thought. the story.
the laugh and TO give him ourselves
In return. our best In conversation, and
nppreciation, and that win make the
hunbiest dinner feast for Kings.
II 10 not a mere accident OF DISPOSE
ton whether we persistently look on
the dark and gloomy or on the bright
or side Of things. but habit OF mind
which we can cultivate or allow TO die
through want Of use
Wife, your power In the home IL un-
limited You are its queen. There n
least, your sway IL undisputed. There
q nothing that can 20 lift = man "
that can inspire him 70 great ach-
| Ievement, as the feeling that he has al
his side o woman whom he can truly
love. whom he can fully trust and a.
whose feet he may bow in highest r.
spect- You intensity bis joy and blum
/ the keen edge Of bis sorrow. II 10 tru'
/ that II takes a grand woman to do this
but you can be that grand woman
Finish every day and be done will
Il. For manners and for wise living !
II Q vice 70 remember. You have don
what you could; some blunders an'
labsurdities no doubt crept In; forge
them as soon as you can. Tomorrow
| is a new day: you shall begin Il vel
and serenely and with too high a spirit
70 be numbered with your old nonsense
This day for all that 10 good and fair
II is too dear with all its hopes an'
Invitations TO waste a moment on III
rotten yesterdays.
49,.
w. wo,,id NV IN All bovs and girl
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EAT WITHOUT FEAR
or INDIGESTION OR
SOUR, ACID STOMACH
INSTANT Relief -PAPE's Ola.
PEPsIN' ENDS YOUR sToM-
AcH DISTRESS. TRY 1T.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the dam
do yon2 Well. don't bother. If
your stomach is in revolt; IL sick,
gassy and upset. and what you just ate
has fermented and turned sour; head
dizzy and aches; belch gases and acids
and eructate undigested food; breath
foul. tongue coated-just take little
Pape's Diapepsin to help neutralize
acidity and in five minutes you won
der what became Of the Indigestion
and distress.
Millions OF men and women today
know that il is needless to have dys-
pepsia. A little Diapepsin occasionally
keeps the stomach swetened and they
eat their favorite foods without fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care of
your liberal limit without rebellion; il
your food is a damage instead OF help.
remember the quickest. surest, most
harmless relief is Pape's Diapepsin.
which costs only fifty cents for large
case at drug stores. It's truly wonder
f,.i-s.t stops fermentation, and acid'ty
and sets things straight SO gently aAd
easily that 1t is really astonishing
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use your best voice at home Watch
II by day, as a pearl Of great price for
Il will be worth more TO you than the
best pearl IN the sea. A kind voice
II a lark's song to a hearth and home.
Train It 20 sweet tones now and Il
Will keep in tune through life.
Praise your wife sometimes. She
works hard enough as general thing
with small compensation and less cheer
than any other member OF the family
You like to be told that you can do
your particular Kind Of work better
than any one else can. SO why should
you withhold the same merited praise
from the woman who makes and keeps
your home bright for your
Make Your homes happy. You 90
around the house growing about your
rheumatism and acting the lugubrious
and your sons will go into the world
and plunge into dissipation. They viii
have their own rheumatism after q
while. DO not forestall their misfor-
tunes. You were young once, and YOU
had your bright and joyous times. Nov
let the young folks have good time,
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APPLES.
First Spray.


For san Jose Scale:-1 gallon com
mercial lime sulfur 3 gallons Of water.
applied before buds open
Second Spray.
For Apple Scab: Bordeaux mixture,
4 lbs, stone lime. lbs. blue utrel and
SO gallons water plus y lbs arsenate
OF lead. applied just as blossoms show
pink.
Third Spray
For Cooling Moth:-l gallon COM
mercial lime sulfur, 80 gallons OF water
and 1sk lbs. arsenate of lead applied
just as petals drop.
Fourth Spray.
For late Hatch OF coldling Moth
Same as second spray. applied two
weeks after petals drop.
Fifth Spray.
For Second Brood OF Cooling Moth:
Black rot, scab. bitter rot, soothy
bloten, bordeaux mixture and IL lbs
powdered arsenate Of lead. applied
about the first of July.
Sixth Spray.
For bitter rot. soothy fungus. black
rot, etc. same as fifth spray. applied
about August /.
In case the arsenate OF lead paste is
used. 3 lbs. should be used instead OF
IL.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
L. H. York, PHI.
vs.
Big Sandy Milling Co.. ct al. Defts.
Lawrence Circuit courA-

Lawrence CircufL CouE6
Pursuant to judgment OF the Law
renee Circuit Court entered in TIE
above styled case at its regular Deb
ruary, 1918 term, the undersigned lAs-
ter Commissioner win, on the 18th day
Of April, 1918. at the front door Of the
court house, in Louisa. Lawrence coun-
ty, KY, about the hour OF one O'Clock
D. m. sell 20 the highest and best bid
der the following described real estate,
machinery and fixtures to wit:
All of the following real estate sit
uated in Louisa. KY. at the corner Of
Jefferson and Pike streets, and begin
ming on Pike street so feet from Lock
avenue and running with Pike street
western direction to the line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway corr
pany, thence with said line northeEn
direction to the line OF Ezra Hatten.
(called Bud): thence an eastern dlBoo-
ton with the Hatten line to the IVES
tern boundary line OF the livery stable
property: thence with said line . south
ern direction 10 the beginning ina1aa-
ing all machinery iix'iires and apDu
tenances thereunto belonging and -
Gated thereon. this property somnon-
ly known as the Big Sandy ME-
Company property.
Said sale shall be mada upon tsFnns
of six. twelve and eighteen months
time. and the purchaser snail execute
bonds payable to Master Commissions
er with sureties approved by said Cen-
missioner and lien retained upon the
property sold to secure furthsr the Fay
ment of the purchase price. PuFehns-
er may pay cash
The amount TO be raised from sid
sale is $7015.70 and the total eosts 81
said suit and sale
W. NJ. SAVAGE. n. C. L C. ..
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THE HEN THAT LAYS

is the hen that pays. II she does not
lay, Kill her, but before you kill bar
give her b A. Thomas Poultry Rem,
edy twice day for week. and then
YOU will not kill her for she viii d
paving YOU profit. 1t not oHly makes
hens lay but it is remedy for Cholera
Roup. ard Gapes. We guarantee It 70
cure or we refund your m0ney---for
Sale BY All Good Dealers" 1-l-3no.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
TO Be Increased
BIG SANDY NEWS ANNOUNCES
NEW RATE AND PROBABLE
DATE.

Increased and increasing costs OF ev-
erything entering into the making OF a
newspaper have forced us TO concius
ion AGAINST which we have been nght
ing for more than year; and that Is,
the inevitable necessity OF increasing
the subscription price Of the Big Sandy
News to 81 so per year. The situation
demnnds either this or considerable
reduction IN the size Of the paper. W.
have chosen the former. and instead OF
reducing the efficiency Of the paper We
ara planning TO improve IT,
Probably Nest Month.
II IL our present intention to put the
increase into effect sometime in March
Until that time we shall receive sub
scr;o.,ons at the present rate OF one
dollar per year. Subscribers may pay
,ls far ahead a. they desire at The old
rate II they do so before the increases
price IL put into effect.
The Reason Why.
/ Recently we received notice Of big
advance in the cost OF . certain qualify
and color OF ink which we nsc 20
considerable extent in our job printing
department. The manufacturer said the
color.ng matter required had advanced
one thousand per cent in cost. This 4
an extrcme instance, but there is q gen
eral increase all along the line, touch
ing every DEPARTMENT of the neWBpa-
per and printing business. Therefore
we must do what everybody else IL d.
ling raise tie price Of our product.
The manufacturer. the merchant, -.
farmer. the laboring man. the trades
/ man. the postofiice department, ~
butcher. the baker and all the rest ar'
i meeting the increased costs by raisini
prices. They can not do otherwise
neither can We
The do;lar paid W. by the farmer |
few years ago bough, from three to 81
Zines as much farm products as II WI
buy to-day.
Hundreds OF weekly newspapers
/ the United States have raised thsi
price to 81 so and $500 during the las
year or two. and the list is being adde
TO every day. The daily newspapers G
the country have, with few exception
increased their prices. Those that sol
t ! at one cent row bring two cents. l
New York City in January three leac
ing newspapers doubled their selhn
price.
We believe our patrons win appre
ciate the effort we have made to Kee
the price of our paper down and wi
willingly grant the increase, But In OF
der to be entirely fair to them we 81
/ giving advance notice and the priv
eye OF paying ahead at the cid rate
one dollar per year.
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THE LOUISA GARAGE CO.

Now IS prepared 10 do all kinds &
repair work on automobiles. VIM BaHt-
ram. who ha. had wears experiences N
one Of the largest garages in Pltts
b. ~. Fa. has charge OF the repair o.
psrtn,ent and Will do YOUR work in frst
class manner. Charges reasonable.
While the weather is bad is god
Tine 20 have your cars ovarhst led.
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HOME CIRCLE COLUMN
A Mother,s Love.

\ n not prosperity. with her smile
nnd beauty, that tries the purity ana
forvor OF q mothers love; II IL In tue
dark and dreary precincts OF ADVERSE
-. amid the cold frowns Of an unfeei-
ing world. In poverty and despair. In
slc<ness and In sorrow, that II shines
with a brightness beyond mortality,
and atifllng the secret OF It's bosom
strives but 20 pour balm and consoia-
Non upon the sufferer, and the cup OF
mlsery. filled 10 overflowing' serves
but TO bind them more firmly and dear
10 70 each other. as the storms OF WIN
Ter bid the sheltering Ivy twine itseii
more closely around the whitening OAK
Absence cannot chill a mothers love
nor can even vice destroy mother
kindnass. The lowest degredations OF
human frailty cannot wholly blot OUT
ne remembrance OF the first FOND
vearnings Of your affection. OF tne
faint memorial OF primeval innocence
nay. It seems a. II the very conscious
ness OF the abject state OF her errlns
child more fully developed the mighty
fsrcs OF that mysterious passion whicn
can forget and forgive all things. and
lhoueh the youth " her fairest hopes
nav he a. one, cast on from God and
n.an. Vet shs viii not forsake him. but
participAts In all things save his wick
o1ness.
Any bushes unAn would be horrtned
~ the suggestion that he would ruin
sis boy By neglect that his absorption
An business would result In the unAolHs
q his own son. But u Is the easiest
n,ing N the world 70 forfeit . boys
oonadenos. Il will take only a little
ulubbing. q little sooldIng. a little I'M
kind criticism. little nagging and I'M
rsaaonabloneas 70 shut on forever any
latimAoy bstwesn you and yocr boy.
\ there u any dog In . man y a
rrutty apt 10 growi whom his food u
nst 70 his taste.
Real Home LhN
mere 10 no greater token Of respect
"a afroction than an invitation 10 en-
Ter the real heart and home life OF
family. And get how seldom DO W.
offer Ourselves the relaxation ana oui
friends and neighbors the pleasure o.
snch an invitation II . guest coming
atraightvay We get 10 work TO clear
house from garnet 20 cellar. We cool
nnd bake and stew and fuss and sisi
and work as though some terrible en-
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Lswrence County.

LaWfeuCe Oouf'-y-
County Judge-Billie Riffe-R
Co. Attorney-D. L. Thompson =
County cIerk-D p. 4dams-R-
Circuit cierk--W. J. Roberts-n-
Sheriff-W. N. Taylor-D.
Supt. SchooIs--J. II, Ekers-D-
JaiIer-S. NJ. Sturrell-R-
Assessor-Work W'illiams--R.
Surveyor-L E. 'Wallace-D.
coroner-M. v. Hickman-R-
Justice of the Peace, composing ~
county fiscal court-R b. Diannon4
CD, @. s. Chapman R). George "
WeIlman CD, w. e Fugitt @l, 9. v
Pack (R). Henry Bishop RJ. Day
FHasher CD.
City OF Louisa
Mayor-Augustls Snydey-D.
Police Judgs--H- B. Hevlett-n
City Cierk-R. L. Vinson-D-
Treasurer--J. b. KinstleT- >.
Assessor James Nvrton-n
MarshaII-C. c. Skaggs-D-
counc:Imen-Dr. T. D. Burgess 81,
w. f. Queen ID. n. T. Evans Oh,
John NJ. Moore Cd. D. G.. Atkins -
G. r. Lewis Cd.
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FOR SAlE:-l bull. red. mos elA,
weight SIS ms. 4 Shorthorn. two
year old heifers. roane ! red. regis
tered. not bred. Come and see then
or write ToBE FRENCH. vsssie. Ken
lucky. mri-et
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rev. J. H. Stambaugh. pastor Of 0e
Louisa Christian church. breaches here
morning and evening OF the nrst and
third Sunday In each month. =
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FOR sALE:-one 1916 model Max
well touring car in GOOD condition. Ap-
ply at louisa Garage.
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Work has begun nthe Marine Ways
at Riverton. When completed II Will
represent an outlay OF $500 900.
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Circuit Judge A. N. Cisco-R
Commemorative Attorney-John y.
Waugh ID,
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Subscribe now for the Big Sandy
News and read the great war story
"over The Top" vhish win ssars sson'
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A new postoffice has been establish
ed near Russell and has been named
Cheap.
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State senator-Dr II. T Norris =.
Representatives.. II. Harris-h.
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\ there u any dog In . man Il Is
prsfty apt 10 gTovi when HE 1000 !"
80 70 his taste.
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We would sAy to all boys and girls