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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11
Tho Village Trader.

From EARN Voices" by Don c. Seitz, Har
per q Brothers, New York;.
Never seems to
Occur to him
That farmer
Would onct In while
Like some money.
"I'll take in yer truck"
He says, "and give ye credit"
Thinks he's holdin'
Ny tradel
That's why the
Chicago buyer gifts
My crops.
An why I send
Away for things.
Don't leave much
Cash in town,
But kin
See fur as
That traderl
1t 10 needless to remind Democrat
readers, that Mr.. Seitz grew up In Nor
way, and began his newspaper career
there career that has landed him u
business manager Of that great metro
politan sheet, The New York World
he has published several books-oDe or
European Travels, one on the pirates
which infested the Caribbean Sea two
or more centuries ago, to say nothing Of
the above volume of v6rs libre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11

taught 10 the rchool was control OF Insect
pests, diseases OF apple trees, grading,
wrapping and packing fruit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 3. b. Ring, OF Portland,
and C. W. Hf zen, of Beverly, Mass, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Swain last
week.
There was joint installation of the off,
GERS of Tennessee wsssee Lodge, Knights
of Pythias, and Lake Temple, Pythian Sis.
tiers, Thursday evening. 1t was joint
celebration of the installation Of officers,
and the observance of the S0th birthday
Of Past Chancellor Orrington n. Cum
mings. A bOuntiful banquet was served.
Following the supper, the officers Of
Lake Temple were installed by District
Deputy Grace Starbird and staff of South
Paris.
The names of the officers follows:
P.C.-Evis L. Cook.
N. Z. C.-Nettie Nevers.
E. s.-Mary Kimball.
e. J.-Maude Spiller.
Man.-Geueva Partridge.
n. of B. and C.-Mary Lewis.
NJ. Of F-Clara Schnuer.
Pro.-Edna Thompson.
Guard-Maggte Dyer.
After the sisters vacated the chairs the
installation of the Knights took place.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor John
E. Everett and staff from Hamlin Lodge,
South Paris, performed the ceremony.
The officers installed follow:
P.C-Jesse P. Edwards.
@. C.-Frank j. Witham.
V.C.-Donald B. Partridge.
Pre-Elon L. Brown.
N. Of W.-Rodney W. yerrill.
X. Of r. and S.-Edward Sharon.
N. of F.-Frank j. Cook.
III. Of E.-W. Arthur Lewis.
M. of A.-Leslie whitman.
!. G.-Charles Billings.
o. CIV. D. Smith.
Harold Drake is spending few days
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Drake in Auburn.
The basket ball game at the Opera
House between the home high school
team and the West Paris High School
team Friday night resulted in victory
for the Norway team by score of 36 to
10.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. Harriet
Brown, Crescent Street, Wednesday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Circle OF tie Universalist
church will serve dinner at the church
Thursday noon.
Miss Alice Tucker was given surprise
linen shower Friday evening in honor of
her approaching marriage to Linwood E.
FoRg, by Miss Ethel Walker.
Lester Witham, Roy and Eugene Deco
teaux have received their discharge from
service and arrived in Norway Wednes-
day.
Roscoe Merrill has arrived in New
York from France as per telegram re-
ceived by his parents, Nj and Mrs.
Scott Merrill.
DR.. and Mrs. a. j. Stimson of Water
ford are stopping at William A. Rice's.
The doctor has just received his dis
charge from service.
At the annual parish meeting OF the
Congregational church the following
officers were elected:
Clerk-George W. Holmes.
Treas.-Eugene N. SWEET.
Collec, ORA. L. F. Pike.
Parish Com-Herbe't +. Andrews. Lewis l.
Gilbert, Edwin s. Cummings, DR.. Harry r.
Jones, John T. Swain.
Finance Com.-William F. Jones, James N.
Tubbs and Col. A. j. Stearns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11
Married.

In Auburn, Feb. 9, by Rev. Edward II. Brew.
ster. Miss Helen A. Marston of Bethel to Charles
8. Elwell of Lewiston
In West sumner, Feb. 2, by George A. Chand
Ter. Esq Wilfred d. Heath and Eta Belle WI
Hams
In Norway, Feb. s, by Rev. N. o. Baltzer,
Fred Albert Wight Of Giiead and Goldie Frances
Adams of North Stoneham.
In South Paris. Feb. l. by Rev. Chester Gore
Miller, Mr.. Clayton Henry Lovejoy and Mrs
Edna Mae Batchelder, both of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11
nanx children Ore sickiy..

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Headache, Stomach Troubles, Teething Disot-
ders, move and requisite the bcwels. and Destroy
Worms. They are % pleasant to take children
Ike them. Used By mothers for over % years.
Gray Co, L. Roy, n. 7. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11

Second. hand fur coats at bargain prices
Buy soon. Fur coats will be more ex.
pensive next winter.
MOVES & PIKE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11
The Casualty List.

The following Oxford County men are
reported in the government casualties
list:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Private George A. Mundt, Bethel, (previously
reported wounded severely
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
Privste Charles Micesulki, Rumford.
Private Arthur Picard. Mexico.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
Sergeant Aibert O. Bracket, Norway.
Russell @. Adams. Bryanvs Pond.
DIED OF DIgKAsB.
Private Alfred P. Rock. South Paris (previous-
IL reported died Of woundsJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11
Supreme judicial Court.
FEBRUARY TERN, 1919.

Hon. Albert NJ. Spear, Justice presid
ing.
Donald B. Partridge, Clerk.
Frederick r. Dyer, County Attorney.
Harry D. Cole, Sheriff.
Harry q. Stimson, Deputy as Crier.
Walter L. Gray, Librarian.
George b. Davis, Messenger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11

At q Spruce street Sanford, lives
man Who is nearly 90 years old and who
can still chop from one to Two oolos y.
wood day. This Interesting pe,son u
no other than Phillip Porrsil, known
throughout the town - the champion
wood butcher Of Northern YoEk Counsy'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11
Died.

In East DiIaeld, Feb. 2, Mrs. Mary Cook. aged
So years, months.
In Bethel, Jan. 80, Albert Robertson.
In Buckfeld. Feb. l, Charles Maxim, aged a
In Otisvile, N. Y, Feb. /. Clarence Wood o.
Buckfeld, aged 22 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11

Never can tell when you'll mash finger OF
sufIer cut, bruise, burn or scald: Be pf9pate6,.
Thousands rely on DR.. Thomas Eclectic OIL
Your druggist sells Il. 90 and 6Oc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11

Constipation causes headache, indigestion. dis-
xIness, droWsinees. For 3 mild, opening meoi;
cine, nee Doan'a Regulate. 90 boz 9 Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11

When baby suffers with eczema or some Itch
ing skin trouble, use Doan's Ointment A little
of II goes long way and 1t is safe for children
e0c box at all stores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11
IL. MERCHANT.

The Inventory has now been nearly COM
pleted and we soon enter upon new year-the
beginning OF q period which holds much of Real
Interest and promise as far as this stores activi
ties are concerned.
The inexpressibly trying period has now passed
and left to proceed with plans for improvement,
argemen and general forward business movement which
will necessarily result in better sore better service to
the public and an enlarged field of usefulness.
In short time will be respendent with
fabrics, with apparel for spring, which now coming
in and being opened up and put display, the displays
will be complete and attractive to at once mark
new forward step of distinct importance. But before
passing to the while the merchandise is
being brought forward for display, it purpose to
hold an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11
After Inventory Sale
of Unusual Proportions

of Unusual Proportions
Now in Progress
and continuing until the lots have been closed and the
proper stock adjustments have been accomplished.
During the process of counting and measuring, certain
merchandise has been revealed here and there all depart
ments that wish dispose of Immediately and that
desires may be promptly realized, extremely low prices
will be quoted.
$8.75 and SCI co Goats priced only. $1,000
$23.o to $75 Goats priced only. ........$I39o
$2S.oo Coats priced ly...............".$I+9o
$3Ioo to $500 Goats priced only. ........$o.oo
TAILORED SUITS. All the suits we have left are
greatly reduced prices of them having been put in
at only half price.
SILK, SERGE AND POPLIN DRESSES at IA to
I- off the regular fair prices and of them great
er reduction is made.
SILK AND LINGERIE WAISTS, great number
of the silk and lingerie waists at greatly reduced prices
good opportunity to supply your waist needs.
WINTER UNDERWEAR, entire stock of our
Ladies' and Chidrens winter underwear at mark down
prices.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, odd lots and
broken about half price, lot of chdrens heavy
fleece lined ribbed stockings value 5oc priced only I9c
a pair.
OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS, all marked
at saving of fully ID the regular price.
OUTING FLANNELS, entire stock of $50 white
and fancy outings s5c per yard
CSC Ginghams, small lot at........... .....25c yard
3sc Percaes, lot mostly lights at. yard
Furs. I-3 to Ia OIL
Many articles at greatly reduced prices that are not
listed here that will interest you
Cotton is cheaper
ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
NORWAY, MAINE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11
SOUTH PARIS.

=. ,osmy seas Of paper lace
10 U ss-S lovely pictured face,
IhPEsb'ch 8 youthful cavalier
~ WSoBd Indicate IS his Idea
W SV s-see ana beauty he believed
" So 80 Who had but just received
y sossp hon 3 land divine
smoker in his valentine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11
NORWAY.

The Junior Endeavor of the Congre-
gational church elected the following
officers:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11

duction. The editorial board foiio~s'
Editor. In chiet-Beryl Silver.
Associate Editor-Doris Kerr.
Iiterarv Editor-Annette Stearns.
Exchange Editor-Emma west
school Notes-Doris Cole.
Alumni Notes-Ruth Winslow
Observation-Disclosures Judkins, Marion Ciark'
Girl Athletics-Doris Kerr.
Row Athletics-Gustaye Porter.
Rusineas Manager-Roy Hammond.
Asst Business Msnager-Msynard CurA~'
Tbs issus 10 dedicated to Merlin Q.
low snperintendeut Of Paris schools.
Am honor roll of 81 persons 10 printed,
Who are or have been 10 the unheo
S,.tss service. Alumni notes OF tne
classes of 1918, 1914, 1915, 1910, WI anu
1ais ara given, and general accounts OF
ths activities OF the school since the issue
of the June number.
: A reported in last weeks Oemoc,ss.
I,ant Raymond L. Atwood Is one OF the
.v;.fion pilots attached to the Atlantic
6sst which left Hampton Roads iof
Gnsotanamo Bay, Cuba, last TUESDAY
This h the first Atlantic fleet to ma
rsnysr aimee the close of the war. Inc
oon, nosition of the feet may Interest
Iieut. Atwood's many frenos
No 4 uud0r cOmm8Du Va ~
A w. Grant Ia composed OF twenty-looi
~ che older battleships OF ths navy
r~noinp from the Iowa, Indiana ~
..cSuseets of Spanish war fame 70 ~.
MjchISan and South Carolina, tns ns
an bie.gun ships Of the navy, out nov ~
.nficient gun power or tonnage % 20
rated - dreadnaughts. Force NO, q I'M
asr command of Vice Admiral d: n
w; is the main naval fighting force
y, ,Ss nation. Il 10 composed OF oil tne
S a. now In oon~is $40 mi.
I'm In number. A sixteenth, the Ten,
ns 800 soon to be completed, 10 attaSnsd
,o shs fieet, thereby making four DIVE =
iona Of four ships cash. Attached 70
sS s' ore.nisation 10 cruiser SQUADRON;
: f,ses Of destroysrs, submarlnss, .,. aI1
nina souadrons, and 9 large air oe.a0 n,
msns The whole 10 under sne CON,
msnd of Admiral Henry 7. MAYO, VIZ
A.. s + On the dreadnaught Penny ivs. ,nr
a ths fiset steamed out from namp.0.
Roads r. d. it tvs We. preceded By three eig 'ea'
planes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11

The Junior Endeavor of the Congre
gational church elected the following
officers:
Pres.-Rex Sessions.
Vice Prea.-Jane Smith.
Sec.-Beatrice Drake.
TreAs.-Glenn Andrews.
Lookout Com.-Frances Rich, Ethel Ander
son, Mark Smith. Katherine Drake.
Prayer Meeting Com.-Dorothy Anderson
John Chandler.
Sunshine Com.-Marita Cushman, Irene Ney
ers, Abraham saleeby, james Smith, Eller
Social Com.-Harold Nevers, Lester Richard
son, Inez McAllister, Virginia Tubbs, Manford
Palmer, Katherine Longley.
Music Com.-Beatrice Drake, Eleanor Smith.
Missionary Com.-Evelyn Saleeby, Horace
Brown.
The following officers of the Christian
Endeavor Society Of the Baptist church
have been elected:
Pres.-Lillian Judkins.
-Pres.-Mary Carroll.
B. Sec.-Mercy e. Millett.
Cor. Sec.-Addie Lopgley.
Treas.-Mabel Carroll.
Organist-Louise Thomas.
Chairmen Of Committees:
Lookout-Harriett Judkins.
Prayer Meeting-Mary Carroll.
Sunday School-Elmer Aldrich,
Missionary-M. E. Millett.
Flower-Grace Cannon.
Music-Lillian Judkins.
Chief Strongheart delivered his lee.
ture, Esprit and Ways of Indians" at
the Norway Opera House Wednesday
evening. He was very interesting
speaker and told many things about his
people not generally known among
white men. he was-dressed In native
costume, and to ado to the American
impressions there was tepee and other
Indian surroundings on the stage. In
regard to the late war Chief Strongheart
said there were 1s, 600 Indians in uniform
and several hundred girls qualified as
nurses. They also subscribed s21, 900, 900
for Liberty bonds and thrift stamps.
j. z. Martin has returned from Au-
burn, where he has been for some little
time.
Rev. q. L. Nichols was In Monmouth
Thursday.
Private Philip G.. Young has received
his discharge from Camp Upton.
A new organization, the NJ. I. P, has
been formed in the village among male
members of the Catholic church. Fol-
lowing are the officers:
Pres.-Emile Beaulieu.
vice-Pres.-Edmund Decoteaux.
sec.-Joseph Carrier.
Treas.-Ralph Cole.
Russell b. Bethel has been discharged
from the army and has returned to Tufts
Evening star., 1919-12-20

POSITIONS for men wireless operators at
good salaries. in addition to all living ex-
in about 16 weeks SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL
9OO-2 Pa.
PRACTICAL sawyer and helper to run mill in
2. 6. CO., Nd. z. D. Blackstone, 14th and II
Evening star., 1919-12-20
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
DIAMONDS. Etc.
DIAMOND RING, beautiful Tiffany: one flush
carat; blue-white; perfect: cost 1925; price,
$3.50. Address Box 14-C, Star office. 21e
I.AvALLIER for an estate, diamonds and
emerald $3.50. Address Box sc, Star Office.
21s
BLUE-WHTTE Tiffany diamond ring; cost
$500; lady must sell at once for $225.
1S-carat blue-white Tiffany diamond ring;
must be sold at once for $92.
$275 diamond dinner ring; party must sac
rifce for $125.
$1,000 blue-white diamond earrings; party
must sell at once for $3.50. On sale at
KAHN OPTICAL CO..
617 7th ST. NV 2Os
Evening star., 1919-12-20

MEN or BOYS experienced in
operation of card quotation
board in stock brokers' Office;
permanent positions and good
salary to right parties. In an
swering, state experience. Ad-
dress Box STA, Star Office.
Evening star., 1919-12-20
FOUND.

DOG+Old blind shepherd. Apply Animal Hes
cue League, 349 Maryland ave. sw.
LARGE POCKETBOOk in Woodward d ID-
throp's. Cell for same at 4O1l Sth St NV
Evening star., 1919-12-20
P. F. CARLEY.

P. F. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker,
617 E St. NV. F. 6153.
The volume of business done
through this office justihes us to
handle your business on $50
commission basis. Why pay
from ! to 1879? We have buyers
waiting for places. List and sell.
We do not charge for listing and
advertising your business. There
is a reason. We get results. If
you have any doubts inquire
P. F. CARLEY, 617 E St. NV.
PARTNER in established electrical construct
ing business: wish to establish fixture depart
ment. Box 294. Alexandria. Va. 20.
P. F. CARLEY. SIT ST. NV.
Inspect the following business places and
act quick. for these places will sell at once.
Call at this Office for full information.
LUNCHROOM.
Located near large government building;
living VIZ M sooms u.s., above restaurant: ,Il l.;,I rent
Tor all, S35, with lease; daily business,
$50 to S35. Illness cause of selling.
ROOMING HOUSE
Near 14th st. and Iowa Circk; IL rooms
good income. Price reasonable. Full
information at this Office.
BOOMING HOUSE.
Best sw. location; IL rooms; rent.
$3.50; good income Price. .......... 300
:. R0oMING HOUSE.
Northwest; 10 rooms: rent, $4050. Price. 800
ROOMING AND BOARDING.
Near 18th and L SITS. n.w............. 3, 900
RooMING AND BOARDING.
Near 18th and SITS. ADMINISTRATIONS. 1000
SMALL HOTEL.
Downtown; well patronized; a paying
proposition at all times. See this place
by appointment through this Office.
LUNCHROOM.
Good NV. location. This is a bargain
at this price. Average daily business
about SO Old established place.
LUNCHROOM
Downtown. When you this one you
see real live business Rent. $50.
BEAUTY PARLoRs. -'-'
CLEANING. PRESsING. TAILORING.
Northwest location; well equipped; large
GROCERY STORE.
No better business proposition. Good will
and fixtures. $1,000. Stock at inven-
tory. II you want a grocery and meat
p. F. CARLEY. Reliable Business Broker.
FOR SALE-Lunchroom on busy transfer cor
ner. Address Box 10S-B, Star office. ,.
TAXICAB BUSINESs-Rare chance to buy es-
tablished business with or without cars, very
cheap; owner must sell on account other busi-
ness; money-maker for hustler; located in Co
lumbia Heights and controls large portion bust
ness that section; business can be doubled by
personal attention which present owner unable
to give; excellent garage facilities. Call after
8. 1921 14th NV. Col. 44OS. 21s
Evening star., 1919-12-20
Notice to the Public.
U. S. Government Has Sold

MASS AND NEBRASKA AYES.
We are offering for sale all material and
eouipment at Joeo below wholesale prices. Buy.
a building standing Gin all sizes, and get dry.,
seasoned lumber that has passed governmrnt
insnectiou for approximately $25 per thousand
feet.
wonderful bargains in stoves. one pipe hot
air furnaces kitchen ranges. Arco heaters, 100
gal galv tanks. f. d. Douglas toilets com
piete large ice JOKES. doors: SASH all kinds
Of electrical material and all sizes OF gaiv-
and terra Gotta pipe. Come out and see tho .
big offerings we are making TO the people in
order to expedite the elearance Of the camp
site which the government wanta- =.
Attention and inspection invited by tie pee-
ple Of wash. and nearby cities. J. J. oNEfI- .
r. J. HUGHES. % :.
Evening star., 1919-12-20

PERMANENT WORK
AT GOOD SALARY.
Excellent positions open for
men to serve as clerks in our
branch stores; steady employ
ment, good salary. The Hoffman
Co.. 735 18th NV.
Evening star., 1919-12-20
WANTED-HELP.
AGENTS.

AGENTS-Make prove you make $40
daily. city travelling. Earle Wayne Co.,
tO6 n ST NV o0s
SEVERAL MEN and women to sell a first
class novelty that finds a ready market from
house TO house. and otherwise No experience
necessary with this article; it sells itself. Call
at any hour after 10 I'm. Room 5O4. Jenifer
bldg. 7th and sts 20s
Observation-Disclosures in the selling of cot
ton underwear and silk hosiery similar lines
hat are sold in this department of retail
: rade; to represent Philadelphia house in Wash
ington and vicinity: for man who knows the
I rade and produce results unusual op-
portunity will be offered this party to material
" increase his income. Give full particulars
in reply TO W. +. Il. johnson. 1416 Common
wealth building, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star., 1919-12-20
WANTED-HELP.

MEN with experience on Kast
Stitcher for night work; good
pay and bonus. Apply to Mr..
Beamer, Andrew B. Graham Co.,
332 c st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-12-20
WANTED-HELP.

SALESWOMEN
For our lace, jewelry, handker-
chief, leather goods, toilet arti-
cles, china and mems furnishing
depts.; also women as cashiers.
Apply Supt.,
PALAIS ROYAL,
11th and G. SITS.
Evening star., 1919-12-20

MAKE CHRISTMAS WORTH wHILE-he ;
Great Educator-The Book Of knowledge. Ton
owe il to your children to investigate. S0-psge
booklet free. Write The Croiier society, SOL
McIachlen bldg, Washington, ID. C.. or phoue :
Ms;n rooo 2Ss
MoTOH-Rcbbins e. Myers. 1 horsepower: dii /:
rect: 10 volts; with starter: good as new,
make offer Address Box 327-B. Star once >
TO- {.
JOB PRESS-l0xl5 Chandler Price. 500. or /.
exchange for motor cycle. 642 ID st. ne. Line.
c27S. a.
ANDiRONHENeVef uSe1. O6l- 70I1 4Ds :
SMALL PINEI have several hundred that
viii make nne Xmas trees, which win sell
very cheap to any wishing to bring 10
quantities to sell; about miles haul 70 teUu
on good roads. J. n. PearSe, 6S7 Elliot st. ne.
}. - =. -.
Evening star., 1919-12-20
HORSES, VEHICLES, ne.

IS SETS new and secondhand buggy, su1rey.
wagon and double team harness; 800 collars,
all sizes: riding saddles and brides. robes
and blankets; all less than wholesale prices.
Cogswefi's. 220 11th St. COZ. @ AV. Tel.
franklin tZ6H6.. 40. .. =, -
Evening star., 1919-12-20

FOR THE LARGEST and finest assortment OF
Christmas and New Years cards. calendars.
pictures gift boxes. etc. 60 to the American. /.
Supply Go. in the District National Bank blds.
on q ST near 18th Suite 20S .s
Evening star., 1919-12-20

MEN, amnitions, to train for constructive
work in the field Of industrial accounting. cost
accounting and public practice. under guidance
of large organization Of certified public
countants. without interfering with present po-
sition; bookkeeping experience not essential II
willing to learn. Interna tional Accountants
Society. 6lS Colorado building. Franklin 4039.
ONCE open until pm. Write or call for
LOT inf fion
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lid fiir iein N1tomobil cine llcllc
Garage geballt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-07
Tcrid)t bun Futsbam.

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porigc ISOLDE bier ouf @ciud bel ici-
men Gltcrn, Gbos. S6mitt mo @otz
tin.
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ibrcm ncl,cn @cimL in Slater, $40.
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dye olli oie Spbn unh Nllq. Sans
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ten uln lcttcn SonlStd0 Den MoSfcn,
ball in fredericksburg.
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ncn Snnlstng bon Sobn lnb Nllgult
Sans o~bgcbnltcn ml,rbc, hattcll lid
piclc 2clttc pcriommclt. Ghm. Stpn-
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