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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08
REApsRoRo

Fred King spent the week end at
Walpole, n II.
Perley Ross is confined to the
house by tonsiitissl
Beno Alazza spent the week end
with friends in North Adams,
Miss Rose Morrier was in North
Adams on business Friday.
Harry Pike OF North Adams spent
the week end at his home here.
victo. Maroni of shelburne Fai.s.
Mass, spen Sunday at his home
here.
Miss Evelyn Boun has been confin-
ed to the house fer few days by
illness.
Miss Levia Franclschette was
business visitor in North Adams on
Thu sday,
Mrs. Flora Pozzato and son Gino
were weekend vicitors in North Ad-
ans, Mass
Valint,no Ci.nonetti of No. s pow
err station was at his home here Mon
day evening.
The Misses Annabelle and Stella
Murphy are visiting at their home in
Poultney, VT
Messrs II. b. soper and J. B. Ma
honey OF Shelburno Falls were in
town on business Tuesday.
The linemen Of the Health Tee
pAoro are III Gown repairing damage
done by The storm the last of the
week.
~ special train was run from VIII
mington on Sunday morning for the
Easier Service at st. Jochions
church. @
Nj s I. +. Crowley returned on Sat
iurday evening lronl the North Adams
HOSPITAL whnre she underwent an OPP
GRAFTON some time ago.
0. S. Day has moved his family
from The tenement opposite the chair
factory to one fthe Carrier tene-
ments on the flats
JameG Chiste, who is attendlnl.
fschool in Rochester, N. Y. is spend.
ing a short Vacation at his home here.
A dance was given in Eagle hall on
Monday evening by some Of the local
young men Refreshments were sery
led and an enjoyable evening spent.
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ployment in Bennington.


Mrs. Mahtala Nash and Robert Mat
tison were in Bennington Saturday
Abe Harrington and Alfred Niles
were in Bennington the past week.
Cyril Leroy Of the Stakeholder plant
was in Bennington the past week
Mrs. Smith Stratton and daughter
Emeline were i'll Bennington Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Becker and Mrs. David
Bartlett visited in Bennington the
past week.
William Congdon of North Benning-
ton was Sunday guest at Mrs, Ezra
Harrington's.
Hugh Cone and wife are making i'm
provements to their farm home, they
recently purchased
Archie Olin and family have moved
to the Alfred Winslow farmhouse on
the main road from South Salisbury
to Bennington.
Again we welcome the smiling
face of Solomon Madison, who has call
ed upon US for nine years as lister. He
is increasing the list by looking up all
the fowls. 1t will pay to keep Solomon
at the job. He is success spelled
with q big s. Blacksmith, farmer.
logging IN winter are along his line
Of work as well as looking up the pol
tax payers. His father, Clark Mattl
son is Sc years old and very active
doing farm work.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08

Once IN lis 'nw days While Lincoln
was in Chicago trying suit his wife
had The roof taken Off their house to
make The house higher. On Lincoln's
return he manifested great surprise.
and asked passerby, stranger can
you tell me where Lincoln lives?" Re-
ceiying the desired information, he
thea grayely entered the domlcile.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08
Woodmansee-Hayes
conld Nj Stand strhlnht

1t does not take long, when the
kidneys are out of order and not do
ing their work properly for poison
GUS acids to accumulate in the sys-
tenn and cause aches and pains. D..
c. Diamond, 1866 w 30 S., Cleye.
land, O., writes; Il caught cold and
1t settled in my kidneys. My back
aud sides were so lame and soc |
coud not stand straight | use Foley
Kidney Pills with good results and
am glad to testify TO their helping
power" Sold Everywhere
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Harmon Becker is busy doing farm
work.
Lewis Potter was in Bennington Sat
urday
Fred Chandler was in Bennington
Saturdy.
Henry Harrington was in BENIN
ton Saturday
Harold Elwell and wife were in Ben
nington Saturday,
E. ], Lyons and Allie Stratton were
in Bennington Saturday.
Robert Stratton and wife have EN-.
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NORTH WHITE CREEK.

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Luke have NOV
ed into their new home.
Miss Celia Morrissey has been spend
ing few days at her home in Greep-
witch,
Melvin LeBarron is expected to be
operated upon at the Mary Mcclellan
hospital Tuesday.
Miss Mary Geary has returned to
her school after spending the Easter
vacation of week at her home here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08
EAST ARLINToN

r. B. Patterson has gone to New
York City on business.
William Stafford was in New York
Ciy on business Monday.
Leland Rudd of Bennington passed
Sunday in town with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ez Goddette Of Ben
nington visited relatives in town Sun
day. =
Mrs. Harry Niles, who has been
visi ing in Rutland returned homo
Saturday
Carlton Belts is leaving town to ac-
cept position with ]. II. Powers and
son OF Bennington.
/ Rev. c NJ. Woodmansee and wife
left Tuesday for Saratoga to attend
the general conference.
/ Mrs, ]. D. Gouthey and her son Paul
of Minkon Vt, have been spending
a few deys in town with Mr., and Mrs,
G. A. Eddy.
( Ray Elwel' has bought Mrs Robert
I,awlars place. Mrs. Lawla is to
move to Adams, Mass, where she has
two daughters living, Mrs. Robert
Grove and Mrs Francis LaBatt
{ The services OF worship at Ollvet
church next Sunday viii. be held in
the usual order. The mo ming wor-
ship at II o'clock, The topic
"Christ's Appearances to His Disci-
PIES Sunday school at noon c. T.
meeting at $50. Evening service at
1880. At this meeting Mr. p. T. H.
EPierson Of Bennington will speak on
the topicA Stewardship The pub
lie is invited.
In previous article in this column
,it was announced that there was a
movement afoot to raise money for
ahe new school, building and other
purposes. The first meetins,-was held
at the Office of the Hale company,
March 20. 1t was voted TO raise funds
by giving dances, ente tainments,
suppers, etc. As there were only IF
teen members present 1t was decided
Ito appoint temporary officers only
and then at later meeting provide
for a larger and more pc manent or
ganization. The officers elected are
as follows Chairman. Burton l..
Hard; secretary, Beacon Rich; treas
urer, Norman Madison; three tenn
porary committees we're appointed as
follows: Membership, Arthur Waite,
Roy Casey, Clayton Hulett William
Stafford, Victor Smith and Harold
Blair; ente. tainment, Emmett Smith,
Paul Fields, Roy Grout, John Garfield
and Arthur Gagnon; publicity, Rev
Sherwood Roosevelt and Robert
ShufIleton. The fee of one dollar for
the year ending April /, 1927 was
voted. Is
Woodmansee-Hayes
On Friday, April 2, 30 Rev. c, Nj
Woodmansee and Miss Bertha J
Hayes we're ma ried at the NJ. e
church, East Arlington, by DR.. Geo
Ssatham OF Rutland, district superin
tendeut The church was beautifully
decorated with evergreen and pussy
willows, Music was furnished by
Miss Grace Buck, Mrs. A. tombstone
Mr. and Mrs. William Stafford ant
Harold blair A reception was giver
\ at thn narsonagn fC1lOWing the Cere
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08

ing, but also is as hot in one corner as
it is in another. This keeps the cake
from baking too fast on on side and
too slow on the other.
Such range as the Andes canno.
be perfected in day. The Andes
today is the result of fifty years Of
effort by its manufacturers to build
better and better ranges, that would
do better and better cooking.
Many woman right here at home
has blessed the day she bought her
Andes. We can show them to you.
May we?
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FREE map
Facts Regarding Oil Invest
ments and Activities in the
Oil Fields,

We will send free upon request our
independent paper giving reliable oil
news. Also free oil map of Texas,
showing all oil pools, producing and
drilling wells, and all activities in all
Texas Counties, Write for it. Only a
limited number of free copies.
OIL FACTS
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08
Baking exquisite cakes

With birthday cake on the schedule
for little sisters party how important
it is thar such a very special cake be
well baked 1t win be a shame to
disappoint sister with a poorly baked
cake. And then, too, some of the
mothers Of sisters little friends will
probably cit. Another reason why
it should be good.
OF course, the secret Of good baking
is the eyenness of the ovens tempera-
ture. And the Andes helps you in
this respect because its oven IS heated
from all sides at once Thus it not
only maintains an even heat all morn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08

NOTICE. Rutland Hospital Training
school fer nurses, offers two year
three months course to girls who are
DESTROYS Of his vocation. Qualifica-
lions; one year CT high school or its
equivalent. Hospital beautifully stu
ated among the mountains. Write
Rutland Hospital Rutland, Vt. 6St6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE-Two thoroughbred white
Wyndotte cockerels, two Cyphers
brooders one Prairie State incubator,
one barrel churn, one Schoiield potato
planter. L. Wheeler Rice, phone 464W
tots
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE Eight room dwelling
house on Church street at North Ben
nngton, with one acre Of land known
as tho Wisely Home. Inquire of r.
L. Carr, North Stephentown, N ",
tel 105.N, cities
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08
MIscELLEANEOUs

NOTICE Farm and pasture land to
rent. Also span OF work horses and a
new mich COW for sac. Frederick
Lawrence, tell73.J. este
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE-one black walnut side
board, one black walnut desk, one
black walnut parlor table, one new
Koze brooder, poultry feeders of va
rious kinds one ice chest WIN be sold
cheap. Mrs. Emily S. Skinner, Main
St. North Bennington, opposite Hatha-
ways Store 69tl2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08
FOB SALE

FOR SALE-Several desirable build
ing lots on Park and County street.
No grading required. Easy terms.
Frank M. rawford. 70t6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08

ElAVG Y Ou SsUppGu I'D
Think oil These
Things? IfN0t:?
why Not?
They Are interesting 10 Talk About
some talking through these
Bennington public
good Tailoring really and
people mslead the fabricated schemes
Of methods pose advertise Tailor
say beware schemes imposo pro-
fon buy ready made clothes and they fit Who fits them
for you? Is the clohe the tailor? You ought
Many years expense pub
fishing booklet about making clothes and told how they
with patented hold their shape
got Tailoring
making garments those Also
little country alors making
ments Well all that taught from up
really say this same
coher knows about making clothes and their value to-day
Tailoring profession than ever holding its own
is coming to the front Country where
learning Tailoring myself learned
in Country
Who made the clothes hundred years did, and
orefathes did not know anything after
time from won't Made
Suits equal the life Of three four ready made mentioning nothing
of the difference do believe
to try You'll not lose at al
The steps from sidewalk my shop you'll amply paid for in
value Rlng
have this Spring, Biggest force competent work
men for all classes work force able to
take of all orders in short clothes or alter
atoms old clothes
Cleaning repairing well for ladies and men both
G. wv. PETERSEN
N@# FINE CUSTOM TAILOR
Hawks Building (upstas Main st. Tel 2Oe-M
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE--A small farm consist
ing OF u acres, good house and barn;
90 apple trees, all good land, located
about 1 IL miles from Bennington
postoffice Price $500. Good water
on place. Inquire William II. Wills,
Hawks block. phone 500. Benning-
ton. 6Tt6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08

rims and other improvements. Will
be sold at "a reasonable price. j. II.
Cordes, r. f d., No. /, one mile from
North bennington on SALISBURY road.
Tel. 512-J. este
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-08


This is only one of the many
models in the complete line
of Andes Ranges. There is
an Andes Range that exactly
fits your kitchen, and your
cooking needs. A Double
Andes burns both gas and
coal, the same oven being
heated by gas or coal sepa-
rately or by gas and coal
together
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26
ne NEED A COURTHOUUSE

"Thc mot urgent need C this county TODAY now
courthouse This statement made by one OF the cy's
leading officials fitlv voices the sentiment of vast
lority of the taxpayers of the county.
The fact that the county offices present situated
= vho might be termed the heart of the ctys business
district has hampered the extension of business houses
along Main to the absolute detrment Of the
nee~ interests of the ctv.
This item is of course of small Importance when the
volume OF the countvs business is taken under c0nSd2ra
ton. Imperial county is far richer in its ownership of
valuable DroDeTty within the city limits than most o. the
counties the state. 1t the Nam
street between Broadway and State where the
tv edce might be erected great advantage to both the
city and county.
The property which the county offices
located might easily be sold for from $4,000 to S100000
which, taken together with unappropriated moneys
lying in the counys treasury, might we'll form the
cleus for fine capitol building, which would ftlv
exemplify the dignity Of Imperial county.
This is pauper county, and to the tine of the
bond issue FOR highway building the county absolute
~ free and clear of debt
Why not then build court house to cost from S5000M
to $1000000, which would furnish adequate housing ac
es for all county officials thereby saving the risk Of
losing priceless records through fire and other
forseen causes.
In TIE county assessors office valuable books which
dav in the The is and has been for years.
spending money for bungled repairs to the present
county building than it would take to form substantial.
nucleus Tor fitting edifice.
1T present the county offices StreWn all along
Main Under roof the business of the county
could be transacted with such facility to the
w in year alone enough to the interest
any required to build new building.
Diy-dallying needed county improvement is and
has been, much commented upon falling which, in the
opinion of the progressive element of the county, must
with the passing of many other fosslzed ideas which
have long hampered the proper development of the most
prolific county in California.
WE NEED COURT HOUSE. WHY NOT BUILD
ONE?
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26
REVOLUTION"
T|cKL-ES BORDER

AZ Imperial Valley is laughing at the
'rcvolutipn' sprung by the Los Ange'
les Times Monday morning. The Cal
cAjc0 Chronicle describes the situation
accurately when it says
The TcbruarY installment Of the Sc.
rial stol,. entitled "Cantd 10 Be DC
posed; Federal Troops on Way to Mex.
iaali." with which the residents of
NoNica} have been entertained and
. which the americans in the Imperial
Valley used to read with some apprC-
ncry.cn is late, for some unknown rca-
son. This month it did not appear un.
til the % and then the Los Angeles
Times used it for front page filler. 1t
was sprung" in the form OF a special
dispatch. purporting to have been sent
out over the telegraph wire from Cal
cyico; but it wasn't The unknown
Correspondent" whose duty is to send
the story every four weeks evidently
got busy and wrote out the story as he
/ has written it so many times before
/ that all track has been lost by those in
tercsted enough to take note OF his ac
tivitics. AS usual, the Mexican auth
critics are reported TO have just dis
covered a carefully planned plot BY
HrcvClutioHiSts iii Lower California tn
seize Governor Cantu and overthrow
the Mexican administration In the
latest inStallmcnt of the serial, how
ever. the author injccts a new feature;
he makes the burning Owl few da.is
ago "one incident of an organized can
pai=n against the Mexical govern
ment."
Inquiry made III MeXical discloSes
that things have never been running
more smoothly or with less friction.
The officials over there are not asleep,
nor arc they t. be caught mapping.
Americans on both sides of the interna-
tional boundary line III the Imperial
valley are of course Watchful whore
their interests are concerned. None of
them are losing any sleep OYER the "ac.
.ivjtics" of the revolut;onists who in the
article referred to are described as 90
curing money, arms and ammunition
for the purpose of annihilating GOV
ernor Cantu.
Meanwhile things are moving dlong
as usual; preparations are being made
for great year in the production Of
cotton. corn and other crops b. Amerl-
cans who are farming in Mexico. rs
well as by the residents of that country.
Little attention is being paid to the wild
stories that are set afloat at more or
less regular intervals. A prominent Of
ficial of Mexicali said to the Chronicle
last night that Governor Cantu IS cspc-
cially interested at this time in the &C.
velopment of farm lands in his terri
tory. and that his efforts TO promote as
ricultural industry may be counted
upon.
In short. the worry over trouble in
Lower California seems limited TO a
few Americans. and they base their
fears OF reports that, so far as the
best informed Americans can learn. are
absolutely without foundation.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26
Days5BeRre
End of Campaign

10000 EXTRA CREDITS for every
80 i'll collections turned in before 8
O'Clock Saturday night next.
AND NEXT WEEK-125.0OO extra
credits on $50 "CLUBS."
Don't be satisfied with ONE
CLUB" GET TWO-THREE-AS
MANY AS POSSIBLE H.
JUST NINE DAYS AFTER TODAY.
WHO WILL GET THAT "HOT.
SPOT" CHALMERS?
MISS ROSE SWEATER" IS SURE
SHOWING SPEED.
MISS ALWAYS SMILING" says,
OUT TO WIN"
GO TO IT, LITTLE GIRL.
GOLDEN LOCKS" is TAKING A
BACK SEAT FROM NO ONE.
CREDITS WILL WIN.
HAVE YOU ENOUGH NOW?
HAVE you NOT-NO STREE BOB.
YOU HAVE NOT AT THIS STAGE
OF THE GAME.
THAT rs A CINCH.
CAMPAIGN ENDS SATURDAY
NIGHT, MARCH SIXTH.
NO EXTENSION.
THAT rs THE DAY WE GIVE
AUTOS AWAY.
HUSTLE NOW MORE THAN EVER
IF YOU WOULD BE A WINNER.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26
Campaign For Motor Cars
On Last Lap: Race Close
Big $50, 600 extra credit offer ends Saturday night:
members should get every "Club" possble is the
for real action not dreas three motor for best
'Salesnaanshp t,0enty other gi1s hoping and wshng
uuiA neuer make you winner

t:ALESMANSHIP abilities only q few
hours every clay.
DO YOUR BEST NOW.
You @hould not feel that YOU. have a
strange hold on the prize you are striv-
ing for until you have pollcd the credits
that will place you in position to lay
claim to it. 1t is no time NOW to fig
urc on that ride you intend taking in
ANY ONE of those motor cars. Dreams
usually come when one is asleep. See
to it that YOU ARE NOT ASLEEP
WHEN YOU ARE DREAMING OF
VICTORY before you have finished
your campaign of getting credits.
THESE LAST HOURS MEAN
MUCH TO YOU. 1t is certainty that
ALL energetic CLUE members will
avail themselves of the time remaining
TO make a nightly effort to secure every
subscription possible, and also every
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26

try from the legendary times through
the Maya, Toltee. and Aztec periods
on through the Spanish conquest to its
present unsettled condition. It was
seen how the Mevico of today is the
elimination of the forces that have
been at work through the various
periods of its past. Interesting side
topics were contributed by the mem
bers of the class.
The life of the Emperor Maximilian
was given and that Of his beautiful
and talented wife. Carlotta, who to-
day is an inmate of an insane asylum
in Belgium.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26

credit
LISTEN
Would you feel satisfied to lose out
for ANY ONE of those THREE cars
by few thousand credits if you knew
the CLUB member ahead of you had
secured their plurality by taking ad-
vantage, of the present 100000 EXTRA
credit offer on CLUBS" of $50. You
certainly would not, and it is for that
reason that YOUR race fore one of the
gifts should be supported to the utmost
in every available manner and pushed
to further conclusion than on any
other day heretofore.
OBSERVATIONS
ON THE WINGS OF TIME AP-
PROACHES THE END,
ONE WEEK FROM SATURDAY
NIGHT TELLS THE TALE.
DON'T BE LATE AT THE FINISH.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26

Only a few days remain before tht
close of the 10000 extra credit Offer
on all CLUBS" of $50 subscription col
lcc.ionS. This offer will close at
O'Clock Saturday night. February 2S, Sc
get in every subscription possible %
fore that time.
The big "SALESMA<SiIIP CLI- B'
in which that dandy 'ltOT SPOT
Chalmers passenger touring car, the
swell OVERLAND "MYSTERY 4
coupe and the nifty DORT touring car
III addition to twenty other valuable
gifts. will be awarded, will soon be
over.
ARE YOU DOING YOUR BEST re
WIN THE PRIZE YOU WANT?
Many men and women do not earn il
a year as much as ANY of those auto
mobiles arc worth. Think of that whCr
you go out and demonstrate you
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26
HISTORY SECTION OF
10000 CLUB MEETS

Tfc hjctcrv lessen was especially
;ntel esting this week as the study
was on our sister republic, Mexico.
jne lesson was developed by Mrs.
Pav T1car and Mr.. ]. T. Sparks. The
latter has been ! resident of Mexico
- different tires and her paper on
the manners and customs of the diff
ferent classes of the people as she
saw them was most interesting. Mrs.
Edgar traced the history of the coun-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26

Mrs. s. E. Bragg explained the ma
ture of the "Quadelupe Hidalgo"
treaty-the treaty whereby the Unit
cd States at the close of her war With
Mexico acquired the territory of the
Southwest-this included California.
She also discussed the Gadsden pur-
chase and showed the territory g.
quired by each of these treaties.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26
BIG RIVER DROP
BEGAN YESTERDAY

At 2:3O Yesterday afternoon Super
intendent Cronholm phoned that the
Colorado river had started to drop. At
1890 the register at Yuma was 31.o
feet and at 80 it was 31.7 feet.
At lockwood Gate similar drop
was taking place.
He said the Gila would not strike
this present flood and that all danger
was past.
The river is covering all lowlands.
"It's a big river" he said
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26

"My Sunshine Lady" company left
tor Los Angeles this morning. They
will play one week in the Mason opera
house in the coast city.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-26
Ho1v They Stand
DISTRICT NO. I
DISTRICT NO. I

Frances Drumm .....~- ......-. - TAP 500
Dorothy Sahm 73O $50
Mrs Jesse O. Cole ----..-..-. 722 700
Hazel Brumbly . 719900
Mrs Jean Davis ........ -. =. ... - - 685,4O0
Miss Leola Appesti .-....-..-.-..... 6S 800
Mrs VIM. F. North ..... =. .. -. . -- -. -. .:.. $50 600
Fred Cole ..- - ......-. 5756OO
Ethel Davis -. . =. =. -. ,775
Wlda Norris . - ~ --. .... ..~ ......-.... 1O9350
Miss zertha Brown, Brawey 2 - ISL 75o
Mcdonald r. F. D. Ell Centre TAT 800
Mrs H. A. Peters Seeey - -.... TAT 200
Mrs Lionel Brackenbury, Imperial 745,175
w Vandenberg Heber . . . . -. -. TAP, TOO
Miss Virginia H. Cronk Calcxico .-... 739, ,175
Mrs Lillian Knight, Calexico ..-.... 734.50
Mrs c.. A. Jones, Fotve SOC
Mrs Walter Daniels, Imperial ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7lO3I
Louise Foreman Kennedy inland 7O5,20N
Ver, Horton IIoltvl!e 3h6 ~
Marie Mct;uirc, (,alipatria 81 T75
Mrs. James Tallcy, IIotvc 3o,I}
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RESCUED

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troubles are most dangerous Boz.
cause OF their insidious attack.
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