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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-07-19

Put In the Old P~epperino. Start
Monday with Spice and Spunk, and
there won't be Anything Blue about
it. Make the Moving Picture Rights
to You Worth Something, even if
you don't want to sell them. Work
SO fast you Tire out the Camera,
and it can't Catch You.
l saw one of those W%ashed-out,
o n 9Th d, Lily-white-handed
Rosebuds who wears his Handker-
chief around his Arm and his
Watch Next his Cuff-you could
have put a Wedding Ring around
his wrist-in an Eating Joint one
day. Some Old Fashioned Men Still
Wear Wedding Rings in Iowa.
He lit a Cigarette and gave the
Menu-we still call it the Bill-of-
Fare out Home-the Up and Down.
Let me think 1--WE let him if he
could, I'll have some Chicken-a-la
King" he said.
Were all out of that" answered
the Waiter.
"Oh, dash it," said Percival. Nov,
I'll have to Think All Over Again"
I'll bet he's Blue on Monday. So
would l be if l had his Map. You
couldn't Blame him for Shooting
himself if he was a Good Enough
Marksman.
Jump into the Job Monday Morn
ing as If You Were Rounding first
Base on a Three Dagger with
Hughey Jennings Coaching You.
Don't be a Hound Because There
are Five Days of Work Ahead.
Put all you've got on the ball and
leave the Rest of 1t Up To the Boss.
Watch out that No One Steals
Your Signs.
Brighten Up The Corner Where
You are" (39)
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-07-19
A MANS MAN
aananash,,n
BY VINCENT G. PERRY.

Brian Boone sank into his seat and
famed himself mechanically. Never
before had he been under such a nerve
strain. His cheeks were burning scar
let and his tongue seemed to cleave to
the roof of his mouth. He had just
finished his first speech in public, and
he could not remember a word that
he had said.
He must have said something pleas
ing to the audience, though, for the ap-
plause had not yet died out. Never
before had he realized how gawky
he was. His red hands appeared more
offensive than ever and he was sure
he looked as foolish as he felt in his
dress suit.
Clarence Allison, manager of the
towns only bank, stepped to the plat
form and eyes the audience in a pat
roniZing way.
What would he have given to be able
to wear a dress suit as well as ALI
son wore one? Why were his hands
big and red?
When the speech was ended Brian
vas almost ready to run from the
building. Allison must have shown
the audience what a poor speaker
Boone was. The comparison would
make a laughing stock of him.
Beulah Ashby, the young principal
Of the high school stepped on the plat
form and smiled winningly about her.
To him she was the cleverest woman
in the world-the woman he loved.
Just as the applause broke, a shrek
came from the back of the hall.
Fire !"
The place was packed to %suffocation,
and everyone seemed to rise at once.
Brian felt the people sweeping past
him as he cried out for order. The
fighting, whirling crowd pushed it's way
to the door, and then sprang back as
clouds of smoke swept in.
"Sit down." Brian yelled, but the
smoke seemed to choke him and he
realized that he could not be heard
above the din. He turned to see Beu-
lab standing as if glued to the floor.
He caught a glance of her just be-
fore the crowd closed In on her. That
was enough. Like a mailman he fought
his way through them all and reached
her. The smoke was binding them,
but once his arms were about her she
Concluded on Page 81
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-07-19
RECEIVERS SALE.

BY virtue of an order made by the Hon. j.
Warren Davis, Judge of the United states
District Court for the District of New Jersey,
bearing date June 10th, 1919. there will be
sold at public vendue on
MONDAY, JULY 2Sth, 1919,
at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon,
of said day. at the Court Room. No. POI,
Second Floor, Guarantee Trust Building,
Atlantic City, Atlantic County, New Jersey,
all those certain tracts or parcels OF land,
situate. lying and being in the city of Pleas
~antville, county of Atlantic and state OF New
Jersey, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of
the Pleasantville and Atlantic City Turnpike
and Madison street, and runs thence I'd
eastwardly along the southerly side OF the
hundred and eighty-four feet to a point fifty
feet west of Franklin street: thence (2)
south parallel with Franklin street seventy
one feet to land of Atlantic City Railroad
Company thence 90 west by said lands of
the Atlantic City Railroad Company, one
hundred and seventy-fve feet to the easteriy
side of Madison street thence (4) northerly
along same sixty-seven feet to the place of
beginning.
Also beginning at the north corner of the
Pleasantville and Atlantic City Turnpike and
a seventy feet wide avenue as shown upon a
map of the David Lake property and now
called Second avenue; thence extending o.
enthusiastically and along the northwest line
of said Second avenue, one hundred and fifty
feet to a twenty feet wide alley thence ~
ENTHUSIASTICALLY along the southwest line of
said alley, one hundred and fifty feet to the
INT VI hhOIhOl W1hty lCRb wiz
alley thence 90 enthusiastically along the
southeast line of said alley, one hundred and
fifty feet to the northeasterly line Of the
P1easantville and Atlantic City Turnpike;
thence (4) enthusiastically along said line
of Pleasantville and Atlantic City Turnpike,
one hundred and fifty feet to the place Of
beginning.
Also all buildings, power plants. power
stations, gas tanks, gas %retorts, gas holders.
gas machines, meters, equipment, engines,
boilers, street distributing system. consisting
generally of street lamps, street mains and
connections, and all machinery and tools and
other appliances used in and about the man
u%facture, distribution and sale of gas of the
Atlantic City Suburban Gas and Fuel Com
pany, and in connection herewith all fran
chises, rights, privileges and annuities be-
longing to said Company.
Also all book accounts. bills receivable,
chooses in action, claims and demands of the
said Company against any person or corpo-
ration.
The same being property of Atlantic City
Suburban Gas and Fuel Company and to be
sold by Frank Smathers, Receiver.
Dated June 21st, 1919.
FRANK SMATHERS,
Receiver.
Ptr's fee. sac. %
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-07-19

you see a Lot of Fellows Drag
Themselves into Their Jobs on
u Monday Morning as if Some
One Had Run them through the
Clothes Ringer when they Got Up.
"Blue Monday" they call it.
Take the Binders Off. You never
saw a Skate that Could Trot in 2:10
Wearing Them. He has to See
Where he's Stepping.
Most of the Ginks that Talk about
Blue Monday are as Shaky as Jelly
and have as Much Backbone as a
Charlotte Russo. They are as ner-
vous as an Amateur Automobile
Driver when he hears a Shoe Blow
out for the First Time.
Monday wouldn't be so Blue if
you played it Safe on Saturday
Night. They talk about Wine Flow
ing Like Water. Take a Tip from
me.
Stick Around where Wine Flows
like Glue on a Cold Morning.
Grapes are All Right Until they
Are Squeezed, but the Juice goes in
Easy. After you Get a Skin Full,
it is nc Cinch to get 1t Out. 1t
blocks the Pores.
Don't let them laugh at you be-
cause You Don't Buy. I've been
over to the Poor House to see Many
a Good Spender.
It's All Right to have Them call
You a Hard Boiled Egg if you Carry
a Nest Egg, Too. Lots of us would
be Better off if it Made Us Nervous
to address a Stamped Envelope for
Fear we would Waste it.
When 1 hear of a Fellow Buying
Wine now, l know he.is Three Steps
Back of the Times, and he Reminds
me of an office with Yesterdays
Date still Hung Up on the Calendar.
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LEGAL NOTICES
REWARD.
NOTICE
NOTICE OF

All persons Interested are hereby notified
that l purchased the land and real estate In
the taxing district of Somers Point, in the
County of Atlantic. in the State of New Jer-
sey, and known and designated as northeast
corner New Jersey Avenue and lots PIT and
278, Sec. A., v. p, assessed to Annie L.
Steelman,s heirs, at a tax sale held by A.
Y. Dare, Collector, on August %, 1917, un-
der and by virtue of the provisions of Chap
ter 237 of the Laws of New Jersey, entitled
ments and other municipal charges on real
property, and providing for the collection
thereof by the creation and enforcement OF
liens thereof
And you are hereby notified that six
months from the date of this notice your
right of redemption will be barred.
Dated July IL, 1919.
LAURA L MCDANIEL, Purchaser.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-07-19

it goes out, but it doesn't linger.
(Which is obviously necessary" the
director explains. "For every day that
a box lies here waiting somebody who
is hungry or ill-clad over there is kept
one day longer without the necessities
of existence. The Red Cross believes
in keeping things going-nations, COM.
munities, individuals. 1t couldn't very
consistently fall down in the matter OF
it's own exports, could itP"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-07-19

Reading The P~leasantville Press is
reading the news of this locality.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-07-19
RED CROSS HAS NEW
CHIEF NURSE OVERSEAS,

Announcement has come from Red
Cross Headquarters at Washington of
the appointment Of Miss Alice Fitz-
gerald, formerly of New York and
Boston, as chief nurse Of the American
Red Cross forces overseas. She is a
graduate of Johns Hopkins Hospital
Training School for Nurses and has
had three years service In France and
Belgium.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-07-19
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that persons hay-
ing bills against the City of Pleasantville
must have them In the hands of the City
Clerk on Friday preceding the regular meet
Ing nights of Common Council, which are
the first and third Mondays OF each month,
otherwise they will not be paid.
By order Of the Common Council Of
Pleasantville.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
City Clerk
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-07-19
PUBLIC NOTICE!

Public notice is hereby given that the
city cesspool located at the gravel pit.
Doughty Road and Washington avenue. Is
completed and ready for use. Permits
must be secured for the cleaning of cess
pools from the undersigned. All persons
failing to do so will be prosecuted.
W. j. HUDSON.
Health Inspector of Pleasantville.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
rrh WANTED 70 SILL cRo
LEnlrS-stlltNc tsptaitsct
NOT NtctssAHy

One ~ N0rIa'a lAfrest urVetfI ttan-
tai over ti.tlo nNs scl wants a,gti
i'oas nan &c lhis locality q seil O.
reet - consumer nationally knosn
brart cf fr.efies fsss, coffeef
snlceA s.inss. oilt stocA foods. cte
JIG lire. casy sales vsiaes beai an
chmp-Laon farn hs nouss -
experience ~ caplta requin>i ccm
p'sis tAna.e oaf0i ara free Hen'nF
irstraeNnrs START you Ions esiab.
ishr4 reliable house Write today
Joha sexton a Coa SO " inao.s -
ChRsso. ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

For Salo. three r.d RON. strict.
y modern hoassa. t1pa ban a. sacl
lace r.zt9 can ,, hoaThi 81
monthly paysarnfs uaafsd
Fve room house 3afu c4s.. ~sH
cHy Nster. gss. re ios. biDss O.
street car Ilns. tk4s. sidsl. tseo
monthly raymenia. 4 waited
sit RON hoase. bsrn. case. : 49,
rss. lots. extra ro~d hosss tisf
i10nihly aymsr'r. Z wanted
iisFe on o. n hssi Improved 10
aers : miles iron csihrie. OKLA. Cor
t.@9oDo. Win loan 400 % Or more
IN Loan company o. Tits fsrn. 30
ikoail undoHbttdly lnv,aurAio thls
II voa wats a great bis snap
Tor heut-s rooms eloss In, tio -.
modern.
SKIP BRogS. Phone -.
Over iIeilmsh's harness shop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

{fceal hand aocrf and windawt. a
s lnrsais go.s cnatli'ou. GO ~
n srisun
ses ~ bsfor f1I ba, fnrniinfs
stoves. asruna haua roats ~ aH
kfns L. pros Fssie nrn- Z.
" iisrrlfon
krsfll|us welding We Hoii aai
a.ng. easf msr~as'e ~ Ftcal Aaio
parif q specially yor raafantsss
Esvle 'fo.. 80 " Harflaen
W fe1alr anyihae n 81 an D.
fte1 a. sHi ga = Pfi,~a rlKh
wDrk guaranteed fsale Bros. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
aoos1vrLrs 1ise STORY

A bnat EursudinE his ir4vstF nsau
ufally alssraiet Also lAte.. ani bs1'
ear hneke nlrv.r commission S
Fauesf sellers ffss oalfss NcH'
opportunity Aet Hertei coupary
Publisher. 90 cafa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

SILL. Ifr - Ttendorp Rocsevsifs aiga
h'r0ry - grsaf Norid Nar - =
r1-nrfsfe. Df<icsL safheriic. ilnf-
trsfet BORT prscss 81. sr1 fzoc
Yoas rrcfF. hsif fasfsss ssners
trow crsafsst chascs for noa
s1nrn. refarnf1 sostie-r. salio~7. ~
sz1s-iesce ~ csg1sf reqair.-f. Met
f119 - 80 e. 49,. Do<h oaff5s
srer. Sen3 80 r1st<r. - 49, Or
cfr or - b0fh. t.lrbs Associ.tsoe.
chicsro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

ECES'TS-fiixh zTs1s porzrsirs chaa
loaEi~zs ssscrrIfrs q srzmes o.
ssriory T-.e~s- Cztaozs 41a asm-
riss frse. B.g lntscr1ras - eel
clsrs ara sailors. vriis1 Porrrsif
sns Frzze CO. ss-3 Tsyicr stree.
cascSss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

kcEET4 rIthsf ssI rstr ORDER CO.
~tmercat War ~ iiluanHy fua
urlrte ti fo-Y q. NBris War
?. ~ hos4 --e aef onf c1nmissioa
oeffrs a1d hcoks ready rrtses-
rszninx a. ss4 fzhf ID rre1rcr
fr1n every liase. aserlge cemmit.s0rr
~ srsnf - . dtf send fea for
mslinF Frve o8Ift Memorial ilfs -
Roosevelt ssue prices. fane terms.
3 q nickereou CO. uefrr.f NJ
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VIZ E1rf - place s<e-ry = 0ufhrir
fo~ N a1toncnfle ne kasfnx ssTen
- fz5rsr - fDr4 Flze. Esf8 tlrs
sz~r.rr 4 urstfer fsrIcry xlarzries fcr
&.ftss rnneu Eftan ..rIce ear1e a. So
I'D e<sr fzFd E~s-1 Tres VIE
G Er.rs rcr czr ercI ssire seiAzx r-o-
r-osislen stsffee T4rs q FzpSiT Co.
E.z--ee On -s-
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W. narlferfafe carharaior i,s
Ford cars v.ish is raafaniefi te
sife tqslh's - nlcaEs over an,
n'her ea-hgrstor essF c9rsfrse'e4
reEardiesk cf nauc. make % pr.ce
Nnrsy refunded if fifteen day TnTE
Trial dos ~ rroTo g. Knfifely nox
rrrcipie simple PLATA fshs. net ;
n,oying par agarsnscca % ftart ll
zero veafhsr ~ifhsgt heating o.
sr1mlns Twnentors se-raBi Th1s
sands Boa ia use IN csioaso terri or
Reliable. ensrFetie man Who ear
Euarar'ce asies and csry stock 81
fsfo % fe.eao. depending On dsnAss.
can fseure crriaive territory an siaI
easily re- sieees ,his ye.r 80 specisi
sspsrieuce necetsa-y
RHi aiso faruisa oarbsre,nrr %
osser car IN about SIXTY days Ffanl
a Irsan. 20 - 1scsson uird
Clicz-o. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11
WANTED 70 sUy


stBnIrs WANTED wui bay ~ n.
Scw Zealand. Fieuish ~ usixian
rabbits yus htsc Phone -. Bnl
Poser
WY pay nore' Highest Ffads gas.
pilue. 1se Cssrante@s Tre. feproof
-. 1ec per At Tires. Tube~. accs,
FOrirs - " Hsrrlaoa
WANTED 10 tsAr fron csnef -
spod fsnrh for sale. state caa.
prce. fsil paFsicsisrs. u D. nah
slansapoiis. ainn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

Asf'vTs-oar ~ 81 Complete
H~rrr ~ ~ War- n0r reafy
Pee hcnk anf ierus pfsb rre~nlunss
Prympf shirr~n,s Oltrh fres wrifs
,.sho.s CO. Ns@rr.lis. ~
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eHk'

-s--s-.r-~.r.~ -
NAElfN AN|lCN -. ut. cci1iIis. Nf
1uA . E e'ci "A n Asfsfnvcn
Anh SmHh's candy siors. esteosn p
Hn1 ft. lieu - retsfrncr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

Cou ps1~are r.sx-x O. tsrnef
80 reh Gss Ifa ln any cnzf
sfoF~ ir1z1 ksrasess. gsr car br o.
- Tte W11eer iarn&r. csfansss
o..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

WALL rArfH - gns 81
seesr vas a. rev saii - 'aii
asref naY ypaf wsil ranf, ~ a.
sisaa fnsm tAa Wan o. ~ flnrf.
Nesi Nesie. .srpss sfssti from Sea.
nsH's sfefe Nrt N'nafman
0A eAf.t NliNAi'#f. salnmes a.
imrelisi fncfsioaciia. sod a. nsw
Niss canheEl. 80 = Collsre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

HISTORY q .he wsrld wa- by Gen.
,fui Narchs hrpfher Musi cor
rieo Ans ofaclAl hcs. aubii4hed ne.
fsras. H'Fost osifIi re- s Pies
s4 II. iHf.4H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

N,a os.k sst,. Taeasars ralA
rssss an sd aaa h.ra rrweas
sski tlAmps fef ~ .s4 n-aee pa
sl,.sae aarhsfi ors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

nAnRY ~ lpNtAN reF rssala.
~ ne. hfl asa nn Ntrrs sffel
it.~r uatsf~. hstffeit sith vish
nauiaFs tso13 str.s'lY cslflaan'mi.
aasf reliable. sctfs ~ ssff rsacsi
fesrfiwfofs free IRE saees fiai
c.ab.e Mr rarie. nes ts. ossiAna.
Cart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-11

~ demand A. 81 ~ for sFsines
ia. Traek Trtctos ArrpYiane Nf1
uidns,. moS rea4be school IN y. :
a. Eniorsed o. ltc'afiss anf gar
ssss eser~ hsre nS ist faEe eafa-
* FREE Wrgc ncN
MICHIGAN STATE Alto sCiIoo.
cs Aaio Bag usctrc.f Mica
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PROSTATE ssffc e-e fo rad oar
annclrrsnfnf un4f~ pfrrorsi 10
cr1fs - Electro fr-1i Connaos.
80 Iiarr.soa Bifr- feuhenraie. Ohio
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SITUATION WANTED

wASTrD-Positions - to gis.s. cae
a.snorFzyaer. other hoasek.epe-.
- eierk IN fiorV. A63ress A A. care
Daily t<ader
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scsNfs frAA'ar - rss~sH 'sAsaf
t.4 e-.t var f~-,rs.setas an "a.
$ ~. \ s rt,~~ -, 81
81.
S.asa nAu.N slsir aaflrr rf.fe iescr
rie'Hrss. siltsrff aei lsscf
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ron aALE-fsi7. passenger asron
Good n~rhsnicsl condition. Paoss
i3ie-J o. -.
for Hsle. 1917. 1-asssersef safon
Good S1eehanicai ssndKson. rnons
'cie.J cr IS.
ron aALE-seyen roomsa n~aern
hosss. seft BLOCK on the wszs Hln,
c1iy siseoi $3.50 vii hsndie. A. o.
Arms,ress. raozs 80.
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81 = 81 AHfFt q 49, NN@ftt ttaFt-a'
e .as Aesls NsF 81 Nsrca Aflsa
N8sA ttsae fne beaas akkEs e. -
hear nFN terms BOA eatr
tree Ssals chesef tisH -tAl nnak
Sc. chisafa
isfF - rtecicre NnassttN 81 NJ
Nkl ilrapef Ltsls ais rsis.sff -
HicAl a. sseisfs a#d frfn8 i.f~
.rce tN4g A.astraisa Demand arng-
meas IL Money ms frr ief aaiie hrs
srselai lcrus Frs-Fai a..a. sfeafi
nva oairi tsts ycNerAi ileats.
rails lsa'rsia
NoRLp'S r.sora ia ~ar lhoos slso
iEe Il Roosevelt e tcek- IN !
say &c in NJ toufs; ss tr h.ufs
uu- et4erTitel rAuloge lussff faf
soldlsrs AoiarrApA and u.AIAry rs
orl sells Nsr hook On slgh lntrn
auction ~ Gen Nfuh Raets mn
re1df ussf fs~ms frsssti pssa
Credit giytn. az eask. ssm'if oces
~itA ra.rioiic ipssu free ~ D.
na,awin CO. c'svvlsaa. O.. 1|s ilocke.
iel'sr ricr
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ro2HTi0s wanted BIZ yoanx man
Eifh high schoo lesscsfiou and
clerical experience. Can farnsh 30
bcsf n rsfeseEees. .A11rsss TX
isssss' sss -. -
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Losr a haafh ~ 49,. ia o4m,
piAis sr nst ruisln KAn.. a
lachtd lihrvsi te~.ia. n rslafnsi ~
liaA hoas nsal hsas - i.s D. o.
shama Aas N a isH
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a. ToEs N. nank rrfervncss TAR
rishe1. lnrestirzfe % fhoroaghly.
thr't ail - ash Ks.alfs c0anf. cur
pan = fosr. - rlosfhly fs~ months
Kses yoa warrants Deed - iana
,isy pay prorss 500 ~ morr monthly
Nap's. r~ports. sttablshcd facts free
k6drvs.. soaris.s 7.14s OF Co. ~
regenil. - Loaa. 10.
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~ ExsflANf4N ~ fsfees nslas
taaA 49, astiseis AlsA see3s Ans
- ~ a. suFt q aaaefa palas.
ssnf aaa aa psaaa i'slHe ffttt
Nsfy hssi fsstissffN s.tsna ~ tni't
go f NH1 ttaNf fNt 1if
tfe ~ rnliss h.Nlis t~ashis
hrs.es SOCK Wani Al afm pfvfsr
sar re~asA fF elsfstasa q. : WAR;
IS ~ taaais sf vhfsxs
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AOOsENFLr. Tee Koarh Eiler 70
dad ils ufs hi.tory w'il h. sois
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WASTED-siaasnis Ia 40 b1rigctr
tarci HaN N H..H aHl 80
.aeu 4As h-ss su.4 1t lnl tltrEF
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n e2russt vie = Ioanf yernoa
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tern. shifAsr hHase ana iai iois ~
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Tim vEiL mattel SrrY noul'nl-.
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fisri. desiring rri,sey ana sesnsion
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bales pef arre a. hala ~ roahd
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csrtursfof fof foit cars simple.
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miuate.. Guaranteed - soahlc foul
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