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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Parent Teacher
Heads IndOrsing
HigIterS Salaries

Presidents Of the Parent Teacher as
sociations throughout the county will
lend their active support TO the effort
TO have the salaries OF county school
teachers raised. At q meeting held
Wednesday at the apartment of Miss
Charl Williams, county superintendent
OF schools, presidents Of the various
Parent-TeacheT associations went on
record as favoring the increase.
Through their respective organiza-
tons the association officers who at
tended the meeting Wednesday will
adopt suitable resolutions indorsing the
request Of the teachers and these will
be presented to the county court in
April, Among those in attendance at
the meeting wednesday were the fol-
lowing presidents of county organiza-
tons:
Mrs. Gordon DeMent. Neshoha; Mrs
H. T. Moore, Rosemark; Mrs. ], B. Ellis,
George r. James school; Mrs. Luther
Jones, Brunswick; Mrs. H D. Massey,
Hill; Mrs L. L, Brown, White tation,
Mrs. James P. Chase, Lucy, Mrs. Riley
F. Heaton, Treadwell school, Mrs.
James Ira Corbett, Kerrville; Mrs. G.
w. Polk, Millingtonj Mrs. ]. W. Eth
eridge, Cuba; Mrs Thomas A, Harri-
son, Capleville; Mrs; A, I. Moore, Cor
dova; Mrs. o. B. Parker, Levi; Mrs.
Mrs. c. p Mason, South Memphis;
Mrs, A. E. Olson, Bartlett; Mrs. e, W.
Hale, Whitehaven, Mrs. r. X. Stew
art and Mrs. R. D. Cole, Arlington, and
Mrs. Charles Dean, Collierville,
In addition to the presidents, those
who were at the get-together meeting
were Mrs. Crittenden Williams, Of Ar
lington; Mrs. r. D. Wilson, OF Collier
vile: Miss Ruth Arcy, West Tennessee
division agent; Miss Mary MCGOWAN.
county demonstration agent; Mrs.
Charles w. Gray, president of the Par
nt-Teacher federation, and Mrs. E. K.
Strickland of Neshoba.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Mayor Urges Boy
Scouts To Study
Memphis History

increased attention TO study Of Mem
Fhis early history and development was
urged upon the Boy Scouts by Mayor
Fame Wednesday night at the Scouts
annual father and son banquet held in
the Scottish Rite cathedral as the CHIEF
feature of Boy Scout week, in celebra-
ton of the tenth anniversary of the
movement in America About 500 were
seated at the banquet table. The pro-
gram was rendered in the auditorium
Immediately following the dinner
Among those who spoke were the
mayor, DR.. w. H. Fineshriber and DR.
p z. George.
No city in the United States has
shown more marked Improvement dur
ing the last so years than Memphis.
the mayor said, TIE devotion and 10y
atty to the city shown by the early
Menphians, under the most discourage
ing conditions, is an object lesson
worthy of careful study on the part of
the present generation, determined to
make Meniphista still greater aid bet
ter city
DR.. Fineshriber emphasized the i'm
portance. of supplying additional trained
leadership for the Boy Scout troops
here, and suggested that a training
school for scoutmasters be established.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
CITY OFFICIALS EAT
LUNCH AT WORKHOUSE

Mayor Paines and the city commits
sionersA ate their midday meal Thurs
day at the county workhouse and found
that officials there at least are able
to fare well in a culinary way. The
city officials were the guests Of the
three county commissioners, John
Commissioners Z. W. Hale and Luther
Jones. A number of other officials
connected with the county government
were also guests at the luncheon. y
Afterward the mayor and city COM
misisoners were escorted through the
workhouse and the county asylum for
the poor and insane, so that they might
have first hand information as to the
conduct Of those institutions, in which
a majority Of the inmates are residents
Of the ctty
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
PRESBYTERIAN UNION
PROGRESSING SLOWLY
Or A. B. Curry Returns From
Atlantic City Meet.

Little definite progress was achieved
looking toward the uniop Of the vari-
Gus Presbyterian bodies in the United
States At the joint meeting Of the COM
mittees on closer relations represent
ing four divisions Of the church met at
Auantic City this week. although the
meeting was a most harmonious one.
according 70 Rev a. B. Curry, D. Z.
pastor OF Second PRESBYTERIAN church.
who attended the meeting as a mem
per OF the committee representing the
southern Presbyterian church
DIT. Curry met with the committee
representing the South church at wash
ington before going to Atlantic City
The Presbyterian bodies represented
were the Northern and Southern
branches and the Northern and sodth-
ern Reformed churches. The Northern
bodies favor an out and out organic
union into one great church, DR.. Curry
SAID, while the Southern bodies are
contending for a modified union, at
least for the present
subcommittee were appointed by
each OF the bodies to meet jointly be-
fore the next general assemblies of the
four bodies to be held in May, in an
endeavor to arrive at an agreement
THAI all of the bodies may embrace.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
+. Horse Marines"
Of OLdeR Times
Actual Reality

In spite 81 the fact that the orr
binary old-tins application Of the term
horse marines" vas simply Jest
manufactured TO annoy the marine
corps, who. Of course. when aboard
ship are not mounted Horse Marines
are now actually an integral part Of
the United states marine corps, accord
ing to First Sergeant c. r. Bsumsras
Of the marine corps recruiting station.
The American marines. however. BY
no means have the monopoly Of this
sobriquet. We read OF horse marines
serving with the British fleet IN Lord
Howe's victory Of June /, 1894, and
British horse marines" did some Sc
we're fighting on the West Indian sta
ton in 1885 The horse marine Joke
was anticipated in France as far back
at 1853, in spite OF the fact that she
never had an organized corps OF ma
rines on shipboard.
The horse marine" joke Is now a
feeble one inasmuch as the present-day
United States marine corps has actual
need for and employs many horses IN
its varied service the world over.
When ashore marine field officers are
mounted as in army regiments, and
all marine corps officers are now re-
QutTcu 10 DC RiOIiGlcAl III AAVi SSAAA4Aa'
ship. Mounted patrols of marines are
used in navy Yards at home, at naVa
stations in our foreign possessions and
at American legations abroad Only re-
Gently mounted detachments Of marine;
proved very useful in Kidding Haitian
tungles Of bandits Marine corps artil'
lery has need for horses to draw theil
field pieces and for fire control anc
reconnaissance details.
The need of instruction in horseman'
ship has been felt by marine corps Of
ficials to such an extent that regular
equitation classes for officers and en-.
listed men are today being conducted al
the Quantico, Va, training station.
It's a safe bet that if a force O.
American marines were left overnight
in the vicinity of a corral full o
horses, by morning they would have q
complete cavalry force
There's the sea-horse and the horse
fish, that odd little fish with a heat
like that of horse; Capt. links had
his horse marines" and we all recall
the "horse marines" or marine horses
fabulous animals constituting Fathel
Neptunes team but you cant class
them with the real horse marines o
TODAY
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
.SICK AND ALL RUN DOWN?
WHY NOT TRY 4GENLAX' now
Genx Seldom Fails to Put People on Their Feet-May Be
the Very Thing You Need.

II seems only q question Of getting
the man or woman who Is sick and all
run down from III health to try the
first bottle OF Genlax II you are weak
ana nervous, and your food does not
digest, and you are unable to set rest
out Of your sleep why not try Genlax?
II is surprising how many people testl-
~ that a few doses Of Genlax started
them on the road TO health.
One lady here in town has taken two
bottle for stomach trouble (Gastrits).
She says Genlax has done her more
good than all other things put to-
gether Many testify that they had
stomach trouble in one form or an
other with shooting pains around the
heart Genlax relieved them innle-
diately Others were bilious, suffering
from sour stomach and distressing
headaches. usually the first bottle OF
Genlsx put them on their feet
Genlax contains the elements that
the system needs. bqt none OF the false
strength depending upon secret poisons.
II is free from Bromides. Narcotics.
drowsy, mineral extracts or harmful
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Officers and Directors

JOHN 7. WALSH, President
President North Memphis Savings Bank.
l. D. BLOCK, Vice President
Bry Block Mercantile COMPANY
F. B. HUNTER, Secretary.
Frank 3. Hunter & Co, Insurance.
JOS. A ISELE, Treasurer,
Arlington Hotel
H T. WINKELMAN,
Winkelnlan Baking Company
G. C. REED, Reed & Duecker
MARTIN ]. ISELE, Arlington Hotel
CARL RENKERT
Fenkert g. Co. Drugs
HENRY CRAFT. Lawyer
GEORGE r. JAMES,
President VIM. r. Moore Dry Goods Co.
II r CHEARS,
Chears Floor & Screen Co.
]. H. RuDISuL.
President Memphis Coal Co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
NEGRO ARRESTED IN
ARKANSAS, FREED

John Butler. alias Willie Bell Negro,
arrested in Arkansas iasb week and re-
turned to Memphis 70 answer a charge
Of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. vas released from custody
Thursday 1T the request Of sam @
Bates. states attorney
K F. Armistead was the prosecuting
witness against Butler who was
charged with having obtained $2il un-
der false pretenses Following the ne
gros indictment IL developed that Mr.
Armlstead had given the negro re-
ceipt for a portion Of the money and al
his request the negro was discharged
from custody
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11

vegetable sedatives often found in pat
emf madieines" GenlaE is nature
tonic. a food for the nervous system.
ana Is especially good for physical e.
haustion,
\ Ii YOU are th6a or nervous, II YOU are
troubled with stomach trouble. indi-
gestion. dyspepsia, sick headache. con
stipation torpid liver, kidney tFouhls
and kindred ailments, Genlax, me wen
der worker, will undoubtedly DO you
good
Lay aside your prejudices for , week.
TRY one bottle OF Genlax, il may be
and probably is Just what you need
A bottle costs only a dollar and your
druggist is authorized 70 refund that
dollar If YOU are NOT benefited In
Memphis Genlax is Sold BY Hammer
Billiards., Washhurn Lyles, Batter 7,
Moseiey Robinson's and others II the
druggist in your community ha6n II
ana win not get ii for YOU. ssnd a.
rect 70 the makers, baaso es .,,,Sisaa gg ~
Euist Jones, Van vleet- Mansfield, and
Heseig Ellis Drug COD adx
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
Arrest Saves @
Life Of NegrO

The arrest of Charlie Crenshaw, a
negro, on a charge Of vviolating the
liquor law probably saved the negro S
life. This fact developed THURSDAY
when Crershaw entered d plea of guilty
and was given fine OF $50 and costs
ana 80 days in the workhouse. In his
statement to Judge J. Ed Richards in
F,Yst division Of criminal court, Cren-
shaw said that he was in the act Of
taking a, drink of the poison when he
was arrested,
Charlie Reed, negro also entered a
plea OF guilty to violation of the LIQUOR
law and was fined $50 and costs of
court, upon recommendation of the
states attorney.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
THIEVES SHOW GREAT ,
TASTE FOR PEANUTS

Burglars, using an automobile to haul
away their loot, set a high record in
"goeber" thefts Thursday, when they
neU5p s0O Of 4 Wirginia peanuts and 400
pounds of sugar from the plant of the
Queen Candy company, 247 South
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
GASOLINE UP TO 80
CENTS IN PINE BLUFF

PINE BLUFF, Ark. March IL (Spl.l
The price of gasoline advanced to 30
cents here Monday, 21s cents gallon
at this time and two cents Just few
weeks ago Tires have advanced also.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11
POET IN CITY.

Douglas Malloch. poet Of the woods
and community philosopher, who for II
city, Mr.. Malloch is making his home
in Chicago now,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11

White, 1910 Union avenue. Wednesday
niEht but % was lucky Tor a sneak
thIeL AIr White reported "a the police
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-11

Thursday that a skeleton key worker
stole 81 from his home. He also tool
q pistol
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
By HELEN ROWLAND

SIZE was a comfort, too rejoined
the Bachelor.
The Widow laughed softly.
Yes" she agreed. we've put lot
OF improvements on matrimony, and
tried a lot Of new inventions - but
they don't seem to improve it much
Marriage comes. like calves foot Jelly,
or canned pickles, in 81 varieties now
an ready 70 serve. There Is the
soul marriage, for Arts sake-and the
trial marriage and the twin house
marriage where the husband and
wife live in separate establishments;
ana the marriage OF convenience,
where the husband buys the wife, like
a bit Of hricabrac, or the vile buys
a husband, as she would Pellnesei
just for style and ornament"
And they list each other. on the
expense account as part Of the over
headT scoffed the Bachelor.
And then" pursued the widow,
there's the 'fifty-fi1ty' marriage in
which the woman keeps her Job and
insists on paying for her half Of ev-
erything, including the wedding ring
That's the most. popular variety Just
at this moment"
Man Loses Self Respect.
Not for lIINEr' announced the
Bachelor. positively For every dol
lar that a woman puts into his house
a man loses q dollars worth Of self
respect and she wants dollar s
worth OF say"
Ibis house, " repeated the Widow.
You are talking way back In the
dark axes Of matrimony.' Mr.. Wealth
erby. It's THEIR house nowadays
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
RELIGION PLUS PILLS WORKS WONDERS
AMONG midas IGNORANT MILLIONS
New Missionary VIII Cure
Bodies as Well as Preach as
He Goes His Round.

The connection between a shan
POO and influenza may be slight IN
any American community, but in any
village in India the relationship Is
direct The Hindu tonsorial artist
IS also the towns physician and its
surgeon Il makes no difference &c
him whether the job is cutting hair
or limbs or curing a cold There is
also another and greater difference.
The barber-doctor considers Il be
meath his dignity to exercise his
mysterious skill upon a woman
child So, II a small daughter c.
the family be IL the mother does
what she can and, perhaps, the
child gets well. The little son Of
the family gets immediate atten-
ton
tits because OF this situation that
the Protestant Churches Of America
ind an opening for the biggest ad-
vance yet made IN the great Eastern
Empire-ths use Of ths medical
missionary; the man with a bible
and q pill
A survey made by the Interchurch
World Movement reveals a range Of
diseases alone in India that would
astonish a western physician. In
the thousands Of villages there is
no sensible attempt to relieve them.
and the commonest sanitary pre-
cautions are only beginning to be
introduced in the larger towns.
People with smallpox. leprosy. oph-
thalmia, scurvy, bubonic plague and
various skin diseases are fire.
quentiy met in the streets. These
diseases are regarded there as
humanity's inevitable fate
One Of the latest census elbows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
Letters OfThe Czanna To The Car



papers and letter and send messages.
I hope her letters are not the old oily
style again. Olga and Tatiana went
in despair to town to a concert in the
circus for Olgs's COMMITTEES. Without
her knowledge one had invited all the
ministers and ambassadors, 50 she
was obliged 10 90.
Nine. zizi. lisa and Sastinka ac-
companied them. and / asked Georgi
TO 90 TO and help rham-he 1T onca
agreed 70 20. kind fellow. I must
write still 10 Olga with the catables
/ send her. Her friond has gone there
for short, as he is unweu. ike Boris
with the itch. and needs q good clean
ing. Ania says she has locked
through the Newspaper and it's very
dull, she beEs pardon for sending -.
she thought II was a nice one. Just
back from the dig ralacc and d-esS-
lngs- / looked at and sat with Off
GERS
Wow llaiama comes to tea and 70
say quite goodbye.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


about S2,500,000.00o. England herself
borrowed S8500. 100000 from the
United states to meet her war debts
q How much weight viii dir
iEtbie balloon with n capacity Of 3d.
600 eubic feet of gas carryf D. Y. H.
A Il viii carry 1920 pounds. The
landing Of a balloon which IS carry
ing its full capacity is sometimes a
dlfficult undertaking. It depends en-
tirely upon conditions as 10 the
amount Of gas that must be allowed
10 escape in order TO make a safe
landing. Some landings are made
without allowing any gas TO escape.
while as much as 1000 cubic feet Of
gas is sometimes let out TO effect a
landing
9. What is the percentage OF Cath
olies in Germany and Itnlyf J. L.
A. In Germany Se.1 percent Of the
entire population are Catholics, while
In Italy the percentage is s5-1s.
q When was the wheel first IN
venfedf +. '. s.
A. The use OF the wheel goes back
to the dark ages The first wheels
were made Of solid blocks OF wood
cut from the trunks Of trees Many
changes were made before the mod
ern wheel was evolved
Q. What was the name Of the
United States senator who, by chang
ing his vote. saved president John
son from being convicted Of treason
J. y.
A. Senator Edmund Grason. Of
Kansas, in changing his vote for the
acquittal Of president Johnson de-
feated the effort TO impeach Johnson
The vote OF the senate was IS for
conviction and 19 for acquittal. lack
ing one Of the necessary two thirds
TO convict the president.
G. Does an alien leaving the
United StnfeE for a visit TO his M
tive land have 10 pay income tax for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

IS ratified by two more states before
the election. At present there are
about 100000 women entitled TO
this vote.
q. Does Thomas Edison. the great
inventor. use tObaeeos R. n T.
A. 1Ir. Edison enjoys q good cigar
and is never adverse 10 a strong cup
OF coffee. He Is also fond Of fruit
q. where does the national cap
ital set its water supplys f. w
A The drinking water in wash
inEton comes from the historic Po-
tomac river. The plant is municipality
owned. and the price Of water Is $3.50
up 70 1900 cubic feet over that
amount II is four cents per hundred
cubic feet.
q How many motorcycles did the
United state. army use in the world
A. The war department says that
during the war there were IN use
about 10000 motaicycles OF various
makes.
ely whom were tAe four books Of
John IN the View Testament writtenf
\. VI. !.
A There is satisfactory evidence
that saint John, the beloved brother
OF James. and son OF Lebedee. was the
author Of the Gospel, Epistles. and
Revelations ascribed to him. The
exile on the island OF Patmos. the
Gospel and Epistles after his return
under amnesty 70 Ephesus, where he
was supervisor OF the churches.
O. Il Ella Wheeler wilcox deadf
l. l. &.
A. This well-known authoress died
October 30, 1913 Her death was due
70 \ nervous collapse resulting after
her relief work in England.
q What IA the earliest nad latest
possible date for Easter sundays ,.
b. v.
Sunday cannot come earlier than the
2end OF March, nor later than the 25th
Of April The reason for this IS the
fact that the Spring Equinox comes
near the 21st OF March. and Easter
sunday falls upon the first Sunday
after the first full moon following
the Spring Equinox
O. Is IL correct to say ~you au-i
A. This Is an expression common
y used in the south. The correct use
OF the term would be ali OF you As
language is TO an extent governed by
usage. this colloQualism is not re-
garded as bad grammer.
a How did senator NeWberry, OF
Michigan. get the title Of eomnanaderi
'. l. VI.
A. This title was conferred upon
the senator Wnen the president au-
pointed him commander Of the Mich
igan naval militia. in which ne has
been a captain for many years. and
OF which he was one OF the original
founders.
q Was william Jennings Bryan
ever employed by senator Hifcheock
Of NebraEkaf A. ID. W.
A. The Great Commouer was at
one time managing editor OF senator
Hitchcock's newspaper. the World
Herald. in Omaha He was engaged
in that capacity at The time OF the
Democratic national convention held
in Chicago. in 1886. when he was first
nominated as the Democratic candi-
date Tor president.
tAny reader can get the answer 20
any question by writing The Herald
Information bureau. Frederic J. Has
kin. Director. Washington. d. c. This
offer applies strictly 20 Information.
The bureau cannot give advice on le-|
gal. medical and financial matters. IL
does not attempt TO SETTLE domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exhaustive
research on any subject. Give full
name and address and enclose two
cents in stamps for return passage.
Write your question plainly and
briefly. All replies are sent direct 10
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

Let un take tn parsley that Is an
uualIy thrown in tn garbage can.
III give you tn figures ms 1 remem-
her them. Wen say a sprfE O. purs-
ley, uh average apriE, A. three inches
long. That 4 my mind f. n conaervu-
tive estimate Let US place these
spriEE end 4 end an what do we
have. Ten fhousnn', seven hundred
and fiffy-onc miles o. pnrSIey-feu
rhouaan.. seven hundred nm flffy-one
miles % WnEte!!! Useless nonsense!
Stuff that does not do one whit o.
good 4 any Twin soul. Tiers enough
parsley mileage 4 reach 4 Chateau
Thferry three times an then some.
tn nOu-essentiaIfty o parsley eai-
ture should be apparent T. al. We
are a thOuEhtless people. We don't
realize what were doinF when we
plant parsley. Ask any man why he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
PARSLEY.

ton J wish I had my stafisffcr
with me. should Ike 4 omen your
eyes-I should like 10 show you IN
black an white tn exact number O.
acres that are hrnEenly prOstituted a.
parsley In this country. T. give one
precious square inch o. soil to parsley
while III, nations o tn earth are
GtnrTin' iE criminal. Who demands
pnrElcyf Did any brave son in France
miss parHleyf Why ahouId ever
fried eEEs ever mutton chop. ever
slab o haIibut an ever salmon ero-
quet. be hedEed in by parsleyf It's
not eatenslt It's tossed inside
uuated4i. Ever year millions. yes
billions. o spriEs o. parsley are ear
ried back Z cur kitchens an dumped
in tn garhHge..s Why not Enrnish
with alfalfa or dnndeli0n or cedurf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

"Goodhy. my Angel huzzy-
God bless and protect you
1000 fond kisses from your old
WHY"
"Ths children all kiss you We al
send heaps OF messages to n. P Long
for YOU
t-Fat orioff" whom the czarina men
toned often Ga her letters. Is Ivan %.
Qrioff aide-de-caup 20 grand duke Nich-
olaf Nichollierltch-
-Dona- is the name By which the
zaiscrin was knoUn ~ her near cles-
.-Fieiy OF Sweden IS queen Fletcris.
wife Of king Gustav =.
"Rudinov' IS apparently AleEi =. Rori-
unor. major Eenarll Of The cars suite.
-FiltchEuEsE o. probably lieutenant
colonel OF the Preotrais guard reEi-
ment. sergel Nlchalaiecitch FllcfaaVszg.
MILAN o. lppareutiT Vladimir y.
Nalaml q the emperar's hussar reEl-
nentl
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Great Britain. Scardllafia. France. Italy.
spain. south America and an other ccur-
tries. Published b. special arranEement
with che Mcclure Newsruner syn llcate-f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

doesn't know. Theirs q terrific over
production a. lettuce ench year all
because we don't stop 4 think. Rhu-
barb reached quality production in
$50, an n a. t'dny tn most per
nieiOus. hrnEen. arrogant. an lnsinu-
attn growth we have. It's another
menace Wherever you visit you're
asked q take some rhuhnrh home
with you Take all you kin carry,
we've E0f more'n we kin USE were
told An why have they got more
than they kin usef because they've
allowed "a 4 have its own way. An.
my friends you don't ulIus have 4
plant parsley. len Folunfeer-itfII
sneak up on you. Let us be on our
guard Ga tn spring an annihilate it,
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