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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
May Pass the Critical Period Safely
and Comfortably by Taking
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Summit, N. III have taken Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound dur
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
Seminary Club.

The Seminary club will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon, by Mrs. E.
Bisping at the st. PauPs parsonage.
Home Missionary Society, Thursday.
The Home Missionary society Of the
Trinity Methodist church will hold its
regular meeting, Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. O. c. Swanson,
1914 Main street. Mrs. F. G. Pearson
will be the assisting hostess. The de
yotionals Will be lead by Mrs. T. A.
Wilson. and Mrs. E s. Patterson Is to
have charge of the lesson which will
he taken from chapter three of the
book. Christian Americanization."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
Westminster Reading Circle.

The Missionary Reading circle Of
the First Westminster Presbyterian
church will be entertained Monday
afternoon by Mrs. e. M. Majors, 625
Franklin street. The assisting host.
esses will be Mrs. Charles Frank,
Mrs. A. B. Hughes. Mrs. r. G. Horne,
Mrs. James McCahan. Mrs. Magda-
lena Miller, Mrs. S. w. Roper. Mrs
j. d. Rubidge, Mrs. Harry A. Duncan,
Mrs. T. c. Merritt, Miss Ada Read
and Miss Rebecca Wilson.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
q. W. 3. M. AuxllIary Tuessday.

The c. W. B. M. auxiliary Of the
First Christian church will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon in the par
Tors of the church, The committee
in charge will be Mrs. John P Peter
son, Mrs, Walter Buck, Mrs H. J.
Hit, Mrs r. L. Bane, Mrs. W. l..
Danford, Mrs H. r.. Mehler.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
V. N. A. Mothers Meeting.

The Mothers meeting in connec.
;tfcn with the infant welfare depart
iment of the Visiting Nurse associa.
Itfon will be held Wednesday after
noon at Rock Hall community cen
ter. Miss Brown will speak and Miss
Ignore Rich will sing. Refreshments
will be served by committee of the
Nv. N. A.. directorate with Mrs. j. j.
iAyres as chairman.
Lincoln Mothers and Teachers Club.
The Mothers and Teachers club of
the Lincoln district held largely at
tended meeting Friday afternoon,
there being more than eighty mem
beers present. The speaker for the
afternoon was the Rev. Humphrey,
pastor of the Methodist church OF
Warsaw " yaarf;;sas ". who spoke on the theme Of
the value of an education. AT the
request of Miss Helwig he spoke
also of the life and customs of the
Cubans, having lived i'll Cuba for six
years The musical numbers were
furnished by three pupils of the
piano class of the Lincoln school,
Katharine Kicker. Maxine Mitchell
and Hilda Norder. The piano class
is taught by Miss Mamie Slack and
Miss Dora Lochman. Mrs. Charles
Fannin, vice president of the club,
presided most aeceptabiy.
The hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs Bart
Brown. Mrs. Barney Smith. Mrs. Will
liam Henke.
District President to Install Officers
The newly elected officers of Col
fax Rebekah lodge will be installed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
Baptist Ladies' Society.

The Ladies' society of the First
Baptist church will .be entertained in
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
Social Afternoon at Rock Han

Mrs. Edith Shaffer and Mrs. Ufa
Buss will be hostesses at the regular
social afternoon at Rock Hall COM
munity center Tuesday Plans will
be completed for the bazaar which is
to be held at the center in February.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10

District President to Install Officers.
The newly elected officers of Col,
fax Rebekah lodge will be installed
Tuesday evening by the district
deputy president of the order.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10

Nine hundred and ninety-seyenl
cutting tools alone are required IN
modern rifle; -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
p. N. G. Club 70 Meet Wednesday.

Mrs. William Hummer, Ola Concert
street. will entertain the p. N. q.
club Wednesday afternoon. The as
sisting hostesses will be Mrs. George
IS. Merriam and Mrs. Ed. s. Lotion.
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Surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Bird.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Minor, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
Earnest Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Seabold and daughters Lucille
and Roberta, surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bird last night at their new
home near Hamilton. There was an
informal musical program and re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
Announces Enoaoement.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Delaney OF 7t9
Carroll street. announce the engage
ment OF their niece. Margaret Atkins
to Thos F.. Real. The marriage will
take place in the near future
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
Birthday Party.

Mrs. Hugh Kerr OF No. ITO South
Fifteenth street entertained few OF
her friends and relatives Thursday
afternoon from to O'Clock in cele-
ibration of her birthday anniversary.
Mrs Kerr received many beautiful
and useful presents. Refreshments
were served and the guests departed
wishing Mrs. Kerr many more happy
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10

Elementary Teachers Club.
The Elementary Teachers club
will meet at the George Washington
school Monday afternoon at AIS
O'clock. A feature Of the program
will be group Of numbers by the
high school orchestra.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
Mrs. Taber to Entertain Club.

Mrs. Ben c. Taber will entertain
the Afternoon Bridge club at a one
o'clock luncheon next Saturday at
her home. No. IL Park Place.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10

Directors Meet Tuesday,
The board of directors of Rock
Hall community center will meet
tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the
4cehter. in regular monthly session
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10

Woman's Alliance Annual Meeting.
The Woman's Alliance will hold its
annual meeting Monday afternoon
with Mrs. A. II. Buck, S13 Morgan
street
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
Art Club Monday Evenip

Art Club Monday Evening.
The Art club will meet Monday
evening with Mrs. Robert NJ. Laps
ley. The subject for study will be
the works of Elihu Vedder.
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SUGAR Greek Aid Society.

The Ladies' society of the Sugar
Creek church will be entertained
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Wednesday Reading Club.
The Wednesday Reading club will
be entertained by Mrs. H. r. Miller,
with Mrs. Elizabeth Parrot LeBron
as reader.
Or. and Mrs. Gray to Entertain.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry A. Gray will
entertain at two dinner parties the
coming week at the Keokuk club, on
Friday and Saturday evenings.
| Mrs. Gray will entertain at third
company Thursday afternoon in a
bridge party at the keokuk club.
Miss Jchnstone to BIO Club Hostess
/ Miss Mary M. tombstone will enter
tain the Fortnightiy club at one
O'Clock luncheon at the Keokus club
Tuesday. The afternoon will be spent
lat bridge.
| Delightful Reception Yesterday.
Mrs. Norman T. Wilcox and Mrs.
E. Hayden Wilcox entertained a large
company of ladies at very charm
/ ing reception yesterday afternoon.
the hours being from 3 to o'clock
| The hostesses were assisted in re-
ceivinH by Mrs. David DAILY and Mrs
Earl c. Hart, both OF whom have re-
Gently come from the east TO KeokulS
ito live and have made many friends
in society here.
| The parlor hostesses were Mrs.
Rice II. Bell, Mrs. Charles 8. Pond,
Mrs. John e. Craig, Mrs w. G. Blood
and Miss Allie Hine.
The dining room where a beauti-
fully appointed tea was served, was
decorated in roses and delicate white
flowers in crystal baskets.
Those who assisted in the dining
room were Mrs. G. z. Weissenberger,
Mrs. o. G. Mandt, Miss Martha VIII
cox and Miss Fame Craig Bell.
The out of town guests included
Mrs. Robert Wallace of Hamilton,
Mrs. A. w. O'Harra of Carthage, Mrs.
William Kennedy of Houghton, Mich.
Mrs. Kirk Meek of Bonaparte and
Miss Cleghorn OF Onawa, Iowa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-10
Wells School Mothers, MEETING

The Mothers club of the Wells dis
trict will be held Thursday afterno on
at Rock Hall community center Miss
Helen Coombs will speak on rugs and
rug weaving and will display a rug
collection illustrating her talk. Re-
freshments will be served at the close
OF the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
The Judicial Veto

A ne judicial has appeared
mer OF Denver coi
Of asked
special session TO hear
In regular session District
Intended testimony
Intended
cute any Indie might bring
pro,eers frightened They hurried TO the
federal
prontesng testimony to hs grand
nunctioui And he made
imarin robbery murder
prosecuting attorney and 70 eiosc
The doing tha
u wa
perfectly legally be didnV orevo
constitutional
Obvious
and them the wero Indicted TO have tired
higher court
The constit
A IL ia
nd district
another grand
be n
limitations.
a blind painted but
be deaf should her voice.
the prosec he
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Doctor Frank
CRANES
Daily Article
Copyright. 1900
Lloyd George.
Poaoer TO Compromise.
Heaithy-minded.
Hired Man of Destiny.

The province OF tho journalist n
not only To criticize but 10 appro-
clate.
because most people lovo fault.
finding. the rewards and fafno Of the
nuperciiioua are quick.
Tho wusps and blowflies love a
conspicuous man. as Junebugs love
an electric light
Tho most conspicuous man Of our
tins is undoubtedly Mr.. Lloyd
George. Every theori-t ia the world
has taken n crack az him.
lie has been the disposing mind ~
Great Britain thruout the greatest
crisis In her history. lie has kept
In the saddle during rough rides that
would have endorsed any other Nv
ing man. lie has attacked. retreatcd.
stood. parleyed. defied. yieided--but
he has saved his company.
He has outhst.d the spok~<ncn
o. all other countries. Cicmenceau.
Orlando. Wilson hsve passed The
little Welsh attorney rcmainA
lilo n tho most connummafe poll.
tician. using the word in It's best
sense. Great Britain ever had.
He IN postmaster In the art on get.
ting thingn done.
q. Stanley Hall. in his recent book.
Morale" which every intelligent
pefron ought TO read. says. ''one OF
the most clear and obvious conciu.
sions from tho incomparably com.
pick life Of our day IT, that the chief
criterion OF true icadernhip IL the
power 20 compromise. All those IN
power mus, be ready 10 accep, a part
when they cannot get the whole. =
Herein Lloyd George exceis
ANY one. even the weakest. can
b. stubborn. IL In the most highly
developed type that ''sioops TO con.
quer."
Lloyd George 10 the heaithiert
minded man In the history OF states.
manship. lie has what is better than
the excellence Of any virtue. he has
balance.
A. premier Of England he realizes
that he In not there 20 be n martyr
10 his convictions he has some
thing far morr important on hand
than saving his face. h. has 20 keep
the Ship OF State from going on the
rocks He has something NOR. vital
10 do than be honest. To be true. and
10 10 successful. his In the herruiean
task OF being as honest. true. and
successful ms possible.
He In not an opportunIst- lie r.
the hired man Of Destiny. and IL no,
too coarse Go deal with kings nor too
FIN. to Kin rats.
lie incarnatc~ that morale Of which
DIR. Hall writess To vrappie with
a great and vital problem. to ac,
Alright In novel conditions undaunte<i
by their difficuiti-r. and on great
occaaions to be able 10 summon ali
our energies and focus them upon a
new goal. when this involves the
very conditions of survival is the
esscno~ and acme OF morale. The
Psychology Of greatness teaches us
that Il conslsts chiefly in seeing
everything In the Hero and Now, or
In the power OF Disqualification.
while tho weakiing fees frcrn reality.
Not only has all human progress
since the origin Of man been made
by those who had this excelsior
type Of morale. but animal species
thru all the evolutionary ages have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
Good Medicine


1t spreads Ike honey bussrcd bread
house OF The the
breaks out In q, of
lie started something
First here's tter Of the hcusa
Them Is up until the whole
q
something cat
O
laughter.
Every should
be IN The for
laugh worth
roans n
laughed
a ohlh
Is IN
shine in.
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Fixed Ideals

IL Of n 10
woman intelligent
edu Will ed o financial
Now n son n
getting with
looking future?"
In a help him han n
here = something
3 tato
himself a burden for others
a
Harold must b. a ,cddtno
pencil sharpenz
In the PosDu
out oodb
the a. OF Rus
the Chinese
hapego
OF
back
landlorS
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"The World Do Move"

radical ideas OF today
the rautnd OF tomorrow pgam bromide In the making
OF = 1890
dasing. devinayearo
1ovc following
one Irving painter millionaire, traveller poet auto
mol
automobile a romantic figure daAhnE In
achievement
md an
~ Imagine driving
a OF haven't
a In months a line like this;
Brockih. ciubman AVlATOR-
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~vx%t.
ing u'e great victory ot mo nome
orowers-
And right on top OF the announce-
mcns that home brewing n abao.
h,s,x aas. ~ mn. a, xipy couu,v
:, - -. =, -,
Is. darncd u We know Tho letter;
Dear Editor Why IN II that a per
son can be arrested for cooking a
ia not an unlawful drink at III. time
and docnn't becotn. no before II con
iains over y OF i per cont and a
person may Just want 10 make nofi
drink why do they allow tho sale
OF hops and malt Il person cant
use ii9--A Reader.
In she papers 10 note an nrrn
about Walter Fulton. tho noted
criminal lawyer tsco also next para
graph
This II Tn nc1f parAErnph ah0ss
referred To-
Why tho dickens b . hwyrs
uchlrd when you call MIN . noted
criminal hwyrr' Try caiiing a pnyri
cian criminal DOCTOR. or banker
CRIMINAL nnnnricr. and Judge who
hesrs criminal cases would s"nd you
20 mi tor a thlhon years IL you CALL
Cd MN os'tii'lai luug@
HOW mucn 90 men gam py !"
changing uisir oacne'of quarters t"f
os'''s na4fe
h'hu P"ruy echt enthuss
ahsh' IN" oehshn OF oooze
eonia lo' hfe' saa ne wtthou'
my a.uty morning sihiie ana NE
!uN' suu" 70 DO worm ~hiie when
INo haa TWO or ur"@ a Hhift~f
says ana what nks. you Oct u
u"es IN" sooa' never arthk arop
700 mucn' he~s prohioiuon laws and
suchssthsy rilr my very blood Ihe
aryH arc onJec1 or my scorn---hs
paused 70 QUAR- another norm. re
mar king Here's TO you, and when
diant take inc drink he'd poured
-. N44a4 r~mHH - a - -
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Fur. Not Glass


found
m
ri being sadly deceived
n
o
Is o n
piexus
liz he osti
I lay where IL
Get glass
Now world may ahead again.
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AS IT SEEMS TO ME
DANA SLEETH

thru and away. and he WIN frequent
~ be found running the worka.
T~0HfS is not drilling Out
look. II does not give 70
tho best man the reward.
IMTA IL does not Jibe with a lot
- Of fine sounding advice
that has been passed out By succcs-
ful men, who by no chance were ever
foolish enough 10 take their own
admonitions 10 heart; but II II M
near "A foolproof attachment 70 make
the human animm nucoessfui as any
thing / know about
Success, speak now Of material.
worldly success, IN non a mysterS
and no great talents nor great sacr1-
flcca, nor great vision are required
TO gain It, Success Will come, gen
orally, TO the man who outlasts the
other fellow. and in the majority of
cases that merely means hanging On
until the other chap gets tired. seeks
a change. makes a mistake. or mar
ries money.
This Is true OF politics. too. u
ferior. piodding fellows push u
selves into public positions Of -
responsibility because these fellows
never quit plugging. They VIII run
errands for n minor party boss for
10 years TO get n chance at being
nominated an alternate delegate tn
county convention They become
political fixture. and In time they
succeed 10 an inner place OF author
| ity. or they run continually for
minor Offices. finally land one. year
by year keep their little candle flick
erfng under the nose OF the public.
and year by year tackle tho pri-
magies for better jobs, and by force
OF advertising. OF having their naDs
before the public for years on years
these men OF slight ability worm
into high places-
Any boy OF 1s who WIN chocse his
work. pick his location. and who then
will stick. doing each day the best he
can-Sthat boy at 40 will have any.
thing he wants, whether II be powee
cash or official position
Look around you and si7s up ne
''snccesses": you win ind am right
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A Mans Castle--and His Cellar


who possessing nmerciang their
euts themselves with trivial this both unjust to-
offender besides There
plenty of professional bootggers who should the time of the booze
hounds booteger worth 100 homebrew convictions
"a mans home his CASTLE quotes Saunders
And includes his cellar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

o blockade Russian
aiding Poland"
meetinEz
bockading for
for these going TO have much
being hocknded
to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

TO the top OF the ladder. for they
sscm unimaginauye. cold. cautious.
routine-minded. but bless you that is
the type that survives. that hangs
on. that refuses 10 take n chance and
leap rut. The pushing. vigorous.
minded. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES adven.
,urerr do not stick. they ever seek
the Eidorndos. the fount OF youth.
the pot Bt the rainbow's end. while
the bulldog individual keeps digging
on the same old dusty. bleak, barren
patch year after year. and frequently
discovers everything from oil 20 the
mother lode right at the end OF his
LITTLE pick.
Occasionally the adventures strikes
Il: usually when he does the great
bulk OF the treasure Is gathered by
duh, piodding fellows who como and
camp by the treasure trovs while
the advcnturcr goes on for q new
thrill
The man az average ability VINO
gets into any Office or shop and
who does his work as well rs he
can each day. and who IL always on
the job, always looking out for some
bit Of a chance to better himself In
his environment. that man In 20
years viii outast all tho bright
pushing fellows who have passed
~~~~~~~~~S~~~~~S~~~~~~ N~~~~~~~~~-~s~s~~~~~-~S~
survived according AZ they bad tho
power OF adaptation to the great
cosmic changes that went on in their
environment"
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BONDS

Make a profitable investment
for your idle funds We can
supply you with bonds in any
denomination from $50 up that
will pay you a very attractive
rate Of interest.
Some of these bonds mature
in a comparatively short time
while others run for several
years.
You may be sure that No
consider them splendid invest
ment. for we invest our own
funds in them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

yon see sue.
oessful men. heads Of their
trade. business or profess.
fesaion. and you wonder
how they ever scrambled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

Learning M a K G tn
young men temperate,
IS the comfort of old
age, standing for
acealth scith poverty,
and serving as an orna-
ment to riches.-Cicero.
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=Oe'N SAY 80
BIZ CONDO

There's a peach Of Judge In Du.
buqu-. Iowa
Tho other day when young man
was before him on a speeding charge
tho defense was tina, ha WAS driving
with his sweetheart. and when one Ia
driving with ones sweetheart he has
10 keep ono arm round her and that
leaves only ono arm for driving.
which tends toward non.wa,ohlng OF
tho speodometer. etc.
Teach tho young lady 60 drive. =
said the Judge. ''and then you can pu,
both armn round herr
Only charged 81 and cost. for that
adyioe. which " frightfuny cheap
these days when evcrythins.a no fear.
fully high. ian't az
A GOOD REASON
A lecturer was talking on the drink
question.
wow. suppcssnG I had . pan of
water and q pail of b~~r on this plat,
form and then brought on a donkey
which Of tho two would he taks7-
He'd take tho watnrs- came Q
Voice from the gallery.
And why would ~ eaks she
wassrr- asked the lecturer.
because you would boat HIM 20
the bcrr.''
sugar eiucida,cs m Agricultural
expert. ia found In the sap Of nearly
200 trees and plants.
Hut what does tho housewife wan,
% nearly 200 trees and plants
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10 ri fltE BY nook or crDok, OF
lI~I by both judiciously and
hkiilfuily combined, 10 se
lH1lfI cure n half dozen million
dollars. and then 20 me.
sitting In state. entirely surrounded
by great wealth and devious devices
70 thwart the excess profits tax, II
there should come "A reporter and de
achieve success. I would give him a
new one.
Always the pluto prudently lodges
the question Of how he made his mil.
lions and advines the young man 90
work hard. save his money. and get
up early. The Chinese coolies have
been doing that for centuries and
see what they got.
no. sir. were ! 10 give the secret
OF success I would boldly state.
Hang on" In 10 years in any given
ncighborhood 10 merchants viii come
In. thrive for a brief hour and then
vanish. one grocer In a dozen win
stick, and he viii make a living.
In n fac,ory with nftecn hundred
employee. a score VIII stick: they Win
win.
In the professions. the lawyer and
tho doctor and the dentist who dig
in. hang on. pcrreycre and do each
day what they zee 10 do. those men
viii build up a practice and achieve
what we call success.
Laborcrs. artisans. bnnness men.
professional men. all have this In
common - that far pastures look
grecner.
Farmers are that way. and many
Of them are pcrpetually on the move
seeking some fairer. more fertile
land whore crops viii grow with
automatic Initiative. and where every
prospect pleases.
And In every business. every trade.
every little corner Of industry. the
man who sticks IL the man who wins
In the great majority OF cases.
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= YlEftE ] by hook or crook, OF
WI by both judiclousiy and
- skiilfuily combined. 10 se
1QZSI cure "A half dozen million
- dnllnrn. and rhon fn me
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thru and away. and he WIN frequent
ly be found running the workA