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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-05

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hell-he would just rather do it. The
believer has this much on the unbe-
levier. He would rather go to hea-
ven; but if you weary, wicked be-
levers expect Jesus Christ to have
any place prepared for you in the
many mansions of his Fathers house,
you would better be sending in soma
material for him to prepare your
place with. He has gone to prepare
the place, and it's up to you to fur
.lish the material out of what ne has
turned over to your keeping. You
remember what He said: He that
~confesseth me before men, him will
| confess before my Father; and of
that denieth me before men, him will
l deny before my Father. Are you
denying Him in your daily life? Then
you have His word for it., He is de-
nylng you before the Father. And
be assured. though He may save your
soul for the simple taking of saliva
ton by your faith in Him: yet there
is not n promise that He will re-
ward you except according as your
work shall be. The Kingdom of God
NAV be nearer than you think. It
will come in such an hour as you
think not.
l believe, actually there are some
men who are afraid they will go to
hell when they die. They seem to
have some doubts, as is evidenced by
the fact that they get squeamish ov-
er meeting the judgement of their
fellows, who everyone knows are like
them-guilty of breaking Gods per-
feet law. Yes, you can hear such
Words as ~'they're guessing, all right
and "they don't know what you're 60
ing to do" l tell you, it is not a poor
puny pusillanimous, single-handed
human being that folks are afraid Of.
They're afraid, all right, but what
of? Not men, assuredly, for when
l, in the pulpit, and in the Name of
God rebuked disrespectful conduct
toward my Father. they talked about
well, no matter what they talked
about doing. but I'm sure that it's
not me they fear, or else it's a diff
ferent crowd, and don't believe it
is. The man who said dare" was
an improper word for Gods servant
20 use in the pulpit. and by his say
ing upheld the culprit in hissdisres-
pectful conduct towards God,-that
man does not seem at all fearful of
yours truly-unless the said yours
truly gets to showing him where he
disregarded the commandment Of God
who he, also claimed as his Father.
And what does he fear even at that?
That his works are out of line with
Gods directions to him. and being
30. must perish with the rest Of the
ruhbls.l men are so busily pll.nc up
Tor the last great b>rhr4 III ad-
nit thai 10 Judgement Of man is no
little thn&: it q fearful thing It's
q thiuC t, be uneasy abe II. But be-
cause m1n T imperfect beings,
them. But when you strike the judi
cement Of God-silence! order! AT
TENTION. to the Interchangeable man.
dates of the Almighty! The law
whose sentence altereth not! The
sentence from which there is neither
appeal nor escape! That is the judi
cement that you will do well to- fear
exceedingly we'll to fear that, and
not to leave the main si0r of It un-
attended to. You say your soul is
safe in the Hands of God? Even
50, hat YET you T not game to
meet the discerning eye of so pow
erless an eye as the public eye, when
they are likely to inspect your records
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-05

Groves TaSteIesS Chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy by purifying and c.
richine the blood. You can soon feel It's S,rened
enios. Invieoratins Effect. Price eoc.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
Worse.

worse.
Even worse than the man who bor-I
rows trouble Ia the fellow who gives,
it.-Boston Transcript.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
Resolutions Of Respect.

Whereas, our beloved sister, Mrs
Emma Cummins, has been called by
our Heavenly Father from a life Of un.
selfish service and devotion, to receive
the rewards of noble and consecrated
life: therefore
BE IL resolved, by the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society Of the Presbyterian
church. that in her death we have los,
a most faithful, willing and tireles{
worker; our church and city have lost
one whose every heart throb beat for
the uplift and bettermcnt Of our com
munity; and the family. one whose
splendid Christian character will for
ever live and point the way as bea-
con light to the land Of eternal day.
Resolved, that her removed from our
midst leaves a vacancy and a shadow
that will be deeply felt by every mem
Der Of our society; that We tender To
the bereaved husband and relatives
our deepest heartfelt sympathy in this
their great sorrow.
Resolved, that copy Of these reso-
lutions be given TO the family, a copy
be spread upon our records, and q
copy be furnished the Holt County
Sentinel for publication.
MRS. GEO. MURRAY,
CORA NJ. FRYE.
Committee.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08

John Ashworth of Oregon, Mo-, was
made defendant in suit for divorce
filed Saturday last, August 2, in the
circuit court of Buchanan county By
his wife, Mrs. Flora Ashworth. In
dgnities are alleged. The wife alleges
her husband was cr1el to her and
their nine children and FIRE lJcnly be-
came intoxicated and made life I'M
bearable for her and the children.
They were married Dec. 6, 1883.
The petition recites that Ashwortll
has 277 acres Of good farm land sit.
uated six and half miles east OF
Oregon. He is also said to have
$500 in personal property. The
court is asked to give gross alimony
The custody Of the children is asker
by the wife. Mrs. Ashworth and her
children now live in 81. Joseph.--St
Joseph Gazette, August 8.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
Building a New Church.

The U. Il. folks over in the Shiloh
ncighborhood are getting ready TO
build new church. They already
have IA very nice building, better han
the average. but they are progrcssi,e
and will build a $4,000 church ut once
81 we understand. It, a pity that the
new building could not be put up In
Maitland and the 4. u. Glass out there
help to make good church In town.
like the old days when the L. Il. folks
set the pace. However ~ the church
here u town seems TO be- dead. the
Herald Is heartily glad TO see them
have nice building Of their own,
they can affosl Il and such u splendid
building will increase the value Of
every farm in dozen milcs.-Mait-
land Herald, July 81.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08

Tuesday Of last week, July Goth
1919. marked the coming of another
h;r,bdoy for Mr. John p.obv If
,p 90 - ,..
Mouhu wy, anu 'he ihi'eS.one was
marked "49." There did not appear
10 be anything unusual about her
homo. bu, biddc, AWAY in tho b.arts
and minds of her two daughters. Mrs.
Frod Rurks and Mrs. Ray Cardinell.
who nuietlv. and free from buster,
conceived and carried out 10 a delight.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
HOGS FED CORN ALONE DEvEL
or WEAK HIND OF ARiEtiS.


A striking example Of the effects Of
feed upon the d,yc,Upmcn Oi tue body
of "a hog may be seen at August
Schrocder's, one mile south Of Corn
ing.
Last fall Mr.. Schroeder divided his
gifts with his son, Glenn. The gifts
were all about the same IN size, quail
ity and age. Clcm separated his two
from his fathers lot ana fed them diff
fcrcntly, giving them corn, shorts and
tankagc IN limited quantities. The
father just threw corn out to his, ~
the old fashioned way. Both lots mad
access 10 blue grass and clover pas-
tuic.
The same feed was continued after
the gifts larrowcd IN March, but In
more liberal quantities of couise. The
effects of the two kinds OF feed IA
clearly seen Ia the two lots of pigs
and their mothers.
The fifteen pigs reared by Clcm's
gifts average lO3 pounds. They have
good strong, well developed bodies,
ARE uniform in every way. In short,
they are the type of shotcs you enjoy
looking at ana that give the owner
pride.
The pigs in the other lot will weigh
from rs To 30 pounds. They are not
near 80 well developed as those of the
other lot, and are very uneven IN size
and condition. Many of them aIc
weak In their hind quarters, Some are
so weak that they cannot stand upon
their hind legs any length of time.
They have To drag their hind legs
around and lie down on their stomach
TO eat their feed.
What caused this marked difference
in condition and development of body
Not difference in age, for the differ
encc in age between the two lots OF
pigs Is not greater that two weeks
between the oldest of the sons lot and
the Youngest of the fathers lot. They
ali are of the same breed, Duroc, and
are high grade stock. The mothers Of
both lots mad the same treatment up to
last November. True, there are other
causes for weak hind quarters, but all
indications in this case are that the
cause is the difference in feed. MIR.
Schroeder, the father, thinks SO him
self and frankly admits that his son,
Glenn, has nut one over on him" in
spite of his long experience in feeding
hogs.
There are three principal food con-
stituents which a hog demands in SUI
ficient quantities 10 suppIy his GRAY
mos II he Is to make a normal growth
and produce n well deyeloped body.
These are. protein. which forms
muscle hone. cartilnve, skin. hair.
bristIes and hoof: carbohydrates and
fats. which make fat and furnish en-.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned, Frances !. DUNCAN, admin
tratrix Of the estate Of Thomas c.
DUNCAN, deceased, will make final
settlement Of her accounts with said
estate as such administrative, mt the
next term Of the Probate Court Of
Holt County, Missouri, to be holden
at Oregon, in said county, on the 18th
day Of August, A. ID. 1919.
FRANCES !. DUNCAN,
Administrative.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08

While II II true that the vast major
ity Of people on this earth spend their
nights In sleep, II Is also n fact that
many more people than one would
suppose are awake o. nights and do
their sleeping In daytime. Just think
OF all the night watchmen there are.
all the milkmcn, and Just the natural
night providers who like night best as
time In which TO he awake and live.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08
FOR MEN.

When your brain is dull and you
cannot hold your own in a test Of wi,
among your fellows, II means. your
liver is torpid and your stomach and
bowels are full of bilious impurities
To brighten up your mental faculties
and make you feel right, Prickly Ash
Bitters is the remedy you need. II
clears the brain and braces the body,
Price si.25 per bottle. Henningei
Drug Company.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08

-Lost-Auto Jack. Probably
left at side Of road in hollow, south
Of James hollands. Finder please
leave at Cook q Fosters garage.
FRANK PETREE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-08

w. T.. Proud. NJ. d.. Eye. Ear.
Throat and Nose Specialist. Office.
Physicians and Surgeons Building,
9TH cnd Francis Sts.. st. Joseph. Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17
ABOUT HUSBANDS AND WIVES
One Who Should Know rss . Few
Words 20 Say on Inter.
ss;lne Subject.

IN n series ~ stories written by
Jean risrr. Pe-uri. designated the
most married man In the world be-.
cause h. has - times led hiushiug
brides 20 the altar. are many things
illuminating 60 men and women. Two
~ has stories discuss men and women
Who make the best husbands and
wives In his owu words.
Consideration for bis wlfe's feelings
j. The good husbands middle name
he doesn't bHwl her out IN public N
fact hy doesn't huvl her cut az an.
hut II something goes wrong or be
thinks he Isn't getting n square deal
=om"wherr b. has IL out with her aud
gets IL 81 bis chest he doesn't 20
about with a Crouch bottled up
lie doesn't keep s'rancle hold ou
the purse strings or dole out the
shrkcls - II he we're sitting iu n
continuous game ~ penny ante, hut
neither does he throw the clutch and
biz on all twelve cylinders.
When you come 10 face the facts
in the case AZ hand the good" hU~-
band is tho Uuo wkA kr,ds the advice
of the Good Book and doesn't let his
right hand know what the other does
or words 20 hat effect
The women who make the best
wives are The ones who see 20 O man,
comfort without making any fuss
about IL. They're the ones who take
an Interest .u their husbands comiugs
and goinEs without keeping tab ou him
lll he feels a. II home were Jail and
she's the keeper.
They are strong minded enough 20
keep husband In the straight and mar
row path, but they refrain from push
Ing him TOO FAR or too fast
To sum II ~ the women who make
the best wives are the ones who rcgeei
marriage a. an occupation or d prufes-
>lon.---New York Mall
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17
Praise for yellow Hammer

Few birds have So many scandals
connected with their names ~ The
yellow hammer has in England, whore
the old wives used to tell that the
scratches and hicroclyrhics ON It's eggs
were the handwriting Of old Nick him
self. They DO say too, that this bird
drinks drap o the ieevil's blood
every Monday morning" certainly a
had way 10 begin the week, So far
rs l can learn the yellow hammer Is
really harmless chap, I've always
loved the name given by the Italians
10 the young of this species which is
"rigniette" the name Of the court fool
In well-known opera.--Exchangc.
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17
"CAN | BE
CURED?" SAYS
THE SUFFERER

now often have you heard that sad
CRY from the victims Of disease. Per-
haps the disorder has gone tso far for
help, but oftencr it is just in its first
stages and the pains and aches are only
natures first cries for help. DO not
despair Find out the cause and give
nature all the help you can and she
will repay you with health. Look after
the Kidneys. The kidneys are the most
overworked organs Of the human body,
and when they fail in their work Of
filtering and throwing of the poison
that Constantly accumulstes in the sys-
TEN, everything goes wrong. GOLD
MEDAL HAarlcm on Capsules will
give almost immediate relief from kid
ncy and bladder troubles and their kim
drcd ailments. They will free your
body from pain in short order. But bs
sure to get GOLD MEDAL Look for
the name on every box, In three sires.
sealed packages, Money refunded u
they do not hslp yoG. ADV.
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17
BIG POTATO YIELD
Western Canada Man Raised 60c
Bushels on Two Acres.
Ne Thinks -s DID Pretty We'll. buf
There Were Even Larger csops
IN the s.loheerhood-llVs
Stoek Men Prosper.

Asa bypFpiuct the Yield - potHto.s
on tho farm - Bru fassuh - Coal.
dale. Alberta. whs sam-v hat ~ Jay.
iug prDtus ton. Coaidhl. IL Ia the
Meiicin. Hot district ~ Alberta. Med.
ieine Hat j. q place. pictured IN the
mind - many Americans. where 'h-
weather man holds high carnival, aud
vhru b. wants 90 pot little life or
spirit into ~. p-uple Just moves N.
msrrury down a frw uu'rhrs IN"
rusrhl hHs thus given Medicine Hot q
rather uhsuy'atle place uU she map.
Hui ., lsut half o. bed us II is pie.
turrd ANYWAY. Brn iHNsF1 litrs II.
l-Hs, year be- grew "a hgudrd bush
els ~ POTATOES on iwo acres - land
that hht 30 special preparation. and
only ~. usual precipitation. Wr ruin.
a. fh' less cultured would uIl u.
When b. couldn't work a' hs hay ~
grain. h.rHu.s ~ ~. damp mornings.
BE- gave them sums ufi'EfIHus And
ihrH evenings between supper tud
chores and h,diime be- gave them sHfu~
vurE. Anyway his yield vus * hun.
Grrt bushels and be suli no" Who'd"
lui fur s.sa B-u j. satisfied S'.il
'h.f. vrf. larger y.Ids than this Ia
she u''rhhar' ,'t
!, M. mish' srruE ~ hogs IN the
same hfrafh n which sou srrHk - pc
tu'ucs. There is nothing Loo 'h" ethics
u H'rratur. that would rrrHts de-
ha-mru'. TalIrg uatBrugr ~ this
ir,us, n vfu uut De- uH' ~ place io
state that large potato 1r''s ore not
me only f'H'ur. - Interest be- this
nov nnf interesting enur'r, Amongst
other, hog or" having "a rsHf deal -
a''sufipu. N1t long ago. h"s- REACHED
the So pl mark 90 'h' CuIsury market.
II doesn't cost much 'o rails" bog
aud very little 90 bring him 20 weight
- 50 pounds Don't cusi much Ger
ialuly hot Rot what about the man who
recently paid S3-0 for y puroc Jersey
Rnurf That was ail right That man
knew what he wns doing. ~" was do
Ing vhr' Trrnt many other farmers
IN Western Canada are doing today.
lie IL acting on the old saw, That
1T costs uo more 20 rails. good crit
tor than f,pur one" That u she r"a-
sou that Western Canada i booming
large IN the live stock world. tn" b-si
il none too good. The same muy he
rald % horses. cattle yes, and sheep.
too. The very best srrs and dams
81 the best breeds ars purchased And
while hie prices are paid II Il felt that
the demand FOR purc-brcd stock ~
home and abroad will bring returns
which will wurraut any reasonable
price that may be askcd.-Advertise-
meDt.
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17
Essay About Hens

A child Of nine In Standard III K
Sheffield school wrote the following
essay on Hens" says the London Tel
egraph Hens are treble tterrible)
things In a garden. They do not chew
their food they swallow It hoil. Hens
eat bits Of pot and then the egg shells
arc made from these, They lay lot
Of eggs n vou are ducky, Some peo-
ple put pot eggs 10 the hens nest 70
tys Ctice) them to lay. When hens
start eating the eggs. the people put
mustard In an eggs shell Hens have
cloveu feet and scarly tscalvl legs.
One kind of hens are called cockerils. .
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17

''our isndady seems to have no soul
for romance" "EhS" displays no
interest In those two young people who
are In love" SWELL It's this way.
It's a romance TO us, but to her II SARA
ply means the loss OF two boarders"---
Louisville rVr-Journal.
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17

When red. rough and itching with hot
baths OF Cuiicura Soap and touches Of
Cuticura Ointment Also make use
now and then ~ that exouisitely scent
ed busting powder, Cuticura Taicurn
one OF the indispensable Cuticurs
Toilet Trio.--Adv,
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17

style Hr" chiefly noticeable fur mo
brn-s and iruus ufl - their external
decorations. lu falIuss d"pf tu"rk-rs
lanterns and hrrHI1lr Iusiguln.
Sh."Ig, m"n M Huuuuf. gnufuiuus.
aud v,ufaus fEur, In hrass uf copper
q" distinguish aud tu gI,, uHw, to
.srHrHfs mansions. u .s said fhni the
Iuy'fu. given 90 metal work wH. du"
o. ir"urH Protestant Immigrants wh"
fr1 fH Mpu'uI' A. .ry rate there f.
something quite French .u the utm"~.
ph"r' ~ the place and 'h'r, win b.
uo sharp wr''u,h in ih' p'-,pi. casting
as.i" The German dress 'h"y S"r" com
I,"il-i % wear against their Will for q
crntury,
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17
PRESIDENT MAKES
PLEAFOR TREATY
BEFORE SENATE
Makes Assertion That League Of
Free Nations Has Become
practical Necessity"
MEANS RELIEF FROM WAR
csi~ G.s<s,ye ssfsrs 10 ~ % 80
.issispsnsssl. ins,rv~s-,sity isf
a.. nsis,sasnss - ,rs ss~
ors.s Sc, W ls ~sfia-

vsshinr.n. Jn'f ta-1ts seusis
~ss called lnte ..ssieh o, O.. e.rioss
snd prsy~F "r,r,-i ~ ~ FhKpiain
Rss lofrsst . rr,tttman aha ast -
ai'in. raiasres frs the s.Usis aai tts
ehlsf pscaf,s In The s.fS u ~as
sbout - undsr'aks
Fr~.iisnt wlisnn sg-aks frrui . smell
rs.tfum srsst~i ~ ~ 49, u NJ
F~sdiug cisfk - ths ssnsis
Hls sdir-ss ~as - fsi.a~.s
geati.nsu = 'hs S~psis
Ths tF~afy - t-acs ~tft Gsrrnsnf
-. sisnsa ~ Versailles - ths s,ih
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srs-vtunis - hf ~ 'fyat, lsfofv
- 90 vfihssiian aaa % 'uf Fw y'u
-lit f.ssrsi - ne vefs % 49, esl'sf.
-sos ~ ~hish nat treaty sas fsFwa
tat~t
t. uesv o.ns ltbfss rsfhinF les
tksa uafiA ssfflsmsnf u ssaia ~
~ rrs.ft's - ~ svrr 90 suraHnsritf
- a. cfastras its uaatf.st rrasisia'ls
= an stir.~. ~hirh nasi - h~yvssity
~ ssrsstaiss 49, ihss trvsHs~ N,
s<rttc.. al 81 - ihferussftta I -.
-. uif - o. ioaf tiE-ssai sni ~
ths fsg.ssst - rour ~sunsifts- ~
fxsiEa rslafisas 81 sry ums stth~s
tsfsTraaiiy - in s~ssl..a. a. Yaa msf
rFvfsr sHt I 49, tAst 80 sfn ut
ts.nats % ussss 49, - th~sn
Z shall at 80. ums rftss - Ypur
s-u s'sit - - s.=uw-n'. sfts-spt
.el' q ssnsrsi sasnsNisa,i,a q i's
scss~ All pafr.s.s
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17

10 10 the .nd ~ cooperative sathorfsy
aud ossmmon oouhs.l amoas the scv-
.rnmsnts o. xhleh the world ~ss leah.
lhg TO .nfurv. justice and Eive pledges
q an ~niuFihT settlement. regions
lik. the sAaf hasin coald NJ, b. put
under . Temporary administrative ~
sim. Which did not involve q transfer
q pslltl-ai suy~r'lgnty and which
contemplated = nnai determination of
- Toliiical esnn-ctions h, Isepuiar
v",s 20 b. taken ~ . distant date;
No ffs- ri,y llks panriE eouid he ~r~-
at.si which wns under elaborate inter
hstioual guarantees ia src-Is src~p
iianAl ohlissiis.as With sssard 90 the
u-~ ~ iis por' aud sNr.p,l"nsl r~ls.
iions With . state ~ vhleh " ~as not
10 f"Ftn = par' -s~T'-fiy ssf-ruaried
llel.issiiss oinii not hs provided for.
~heFs Populations s~fs 81 ~ntp. ~.
iur- aais 90 make rhair. whsi -ay.r.
siEnit ',sy weulf i've under. NJ eer-
iain sni unlfufm m.ihsi - nr'd'ra.
ti"n rrulf =. ..sur-f fnf N. s.iti.
hlsnt - sniilipatsi 4 rlEaitis. - hnai
iseision vi't rrsari ~ usuY matters
fsslt vi'h In ths treaty i'sslf. the
long risnfinu.i suf-rNIs.ab ~ the ,ast
= rspautiun sh@h t-fuany vus %
undsrakr o. euup'-'s uithln n. n.f,
ssusfat.un rl.shi .uiif'iy hF~ak down: (:
~. reconsideration nni f.tisl"u - al.
minisffar,r HFFbH.rwrufs srd fssfris
items viI,h ne treats pf~seri'.s,i hui
shirh f ~as r~,s'su'fsi might Mt
T'H,s - lnsiing advantage ~ 'uuf.ls
fair n '.-n cog suf"rry-i suail 10 TN
prusfsut's
4 l.asu~ - frs~ naiions haf h.~nfn.
= ffs'tirnl hesststY Itnmih- ~.
ir"a't - p~sfs sui ,ou siIi nni thsf
ss.fy s hsrr thruH.fHuf tts mauifald
rrnsfsiHHs ifs fHau'Fs have frif obliged
20 tufH fn fhs issngus ~ Nations - an
iufi'sf.ussi's iHsfrlr .nfaH'v fHr ths
nsihfsHaHe- ~ thr u~s ufdrr it has
been fhsIr luu-s. fU ..' ~ IN fh~
sorit Poe surt ~ civilized m-H
THaf there st#u'f 30 i.-srrir ~
NafIHHs fH sfsasit no rsuu..Is Hrd
ma.rfa.n f's p.Hrafui understanding
= fts auFit tn raks taf fr,ufles
si"n. MT fhs ao'rI'rd principles S
inter siionai ias 80 svl. fhs nr'usl
ruIs 2 rsndlrf amnur fh~ gnyvfr.
m.ufs - ~. suF.i be- b.-~n ons .,
- sFr~-msnfs a,,~pisd frum ihs nrst
80 90 tasi. - p-sr- ~iih tho c.n'rsl
fasses.aH.
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17

He who wen~S long face doesn't
necessarily I've The longest
Marble Hill press., 1919-07-17

The ss'-.n~a " al ihs b~illr-rru'
Quantities ssfv agr-si that surh .
isagu~ u,usi - rfsat~i 70 susiHia the
s-itismsuts that vsrv % - srer,.d
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