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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23
a SONG OF Joy.
o. Frmnk T. stanton.

NO JOY save where thou art
Ne sun. no star, no aky 20 living
blue.
No Story y the round green earth
sweetheart
save thou canst share "a. foot
No Laurel. wreath "a Pane
Needless / SEQ her messengers de-
part
Whal are her honofa--w ha& tho
worries acclaim.
And Thy voice sfiil sweetheart
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

ton Of time o. entry into the great
war
In a steel manufacturing town IN
the Chicago district there was = Greek
who watched with great interest the
progress q the contest between veni-
zslos ard Gounarfs. lie was asked n
he was for ono or the other II no
Tor Nenizelos. ] no fer Dametrio. r.
he struck his breast FOR Greccef"
scholars stu study the orationa OF
the statesmen OF ancient Greece. but
no statesman 81 any age or country
ever said a finer thing than did that
Greek iaborer in the steel min Palm
Beach Post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

fields. helps 20 round out our national
life and deepen and broaden the foun-
dation on which IL IL being built
Manufacturers Record.
conesrnins unpsr silssla.
Upper Silesla. where a plebisclts
vote will be taken in the near future.
q one Of the richest economic prizes
In Europe. II embraces an area 81
approximately 5000 square miles. be-
ing almost Identical in size with the
state OF Connecticut.
The population OF Upper Silesia In
1876 600. The number ~ Poles is APP
proximatefy l2e0. geo and that Of the
Germans sss.e0o. or roughly g. per
cent Polish and So per cent German
Tho greatest wealth Of the region in
derived from the coal deposits. In
1917 the Germans employed III 900
coal mincxs In Upper Silesia and OBJ
tained a yield Of Is million tons.
The coal production Of Upper ST.
Tesla Is equal 20 that OF ali the re-
maiader OF Poland and - equivalent
20 about one-fourth OF the coal pro-
duction for the whole or the German
Empire.
Important deposits Of iron. lead and
Sinc have been developed IN the coal
basin. The iron and steel production
reaC he'd nearly four million tons an
nually during the war. The maximum
kline production has reached 620.o0o
tons and that Of lead - GOO tons.
The Upper Silesia region has been
highly developed a. regards indus
trial establishments. railroad equip
mont, farm and factory machtnery and
war equipment being the chiNf manu-
features.
Though primarily a mining and fac
tory district Upper Silesla Is not
without agricultural resources and
produces wheat and oats for export
aud q big portion of the food needed
for home consumption.
Ethnogra phically Upper sileaia has
for many centuries sbeon strongly
Polish. but In the ma Nsr OF political
Its history has been ga
ried. belonging az various periods 20
Poland. 10 Austria and 10 Prussia
Polish Bulletin.
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eYOu shouldn't waste yHur tims 90
aueh stupid literature Boston Tran
acrip
Throughout thu country manafac
tursra and 1kerH are undinn much
hope ~ q nnciai aoundncaa q the
country aua loh forward 60 an early
revival ~ business.
Ireland b. Indeed the most distress
fui country that ever you have seen
@o-
chief Fltzmorris evidently plans 20
clean sup Chicago who're either chiefs
have merely eloansd-up.
u@
governor weuborn.s study &c candi-
tions IN thc south which be finds
sound and ran ~ promise f9r renewed
prosperity strengthens ~ in oar faith
that business VIII soon revive.
aMOa~
Again We note that John - has
toosenea az at the rate 81 one cent 4
gallon
AhNf hMAiatNH trade promo ~ Nv
York. Promises a. De- one - the most
thorough ever oondlieted And the best
part ~ a. IA that results are being
obtained,
-
washington reports that soft coal
production viii hroak previous records
a few more DAYS ~ warm weather
and the price may come down
-
Juat WIN should a baseball MANAGER
amree Go play a game and then order
hia team 90 fail a. appeaff such
chlld's play wiii hurt baseball more
than any amount 81 poor playing
Turkey q II danger 81 dismember-
ment about day after tomorrow
eaoaa
West Florida hoYa Nhe attended the
conference ~ peFuniak Eraimes an-
prectated ere many courtesles extend
"a them by that fine and prosperous
city
Those who are % the league want II /
modified and those who are out. with
the exception 81 Uncle sam are anx-
toun 90 set an.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23
THE BRIGHTER DAY

Weep not the night
Somewhere the light
ehinas with unclouded Fay
storm banners fufiud.
The fryous world
Rolls 70 : brighter dayt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

Rub My-Tism ls . powerful ansI
septic; 4 kills ths poison caused from
infected cuts, cures old sores, letter.
eta.--Aov.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

A copy - the Export Register, Ems
Mah Edition. Federation q British In
dustriss. has come 81 The Journal II
A. an excellent compendium 0f British
manufactures ~ order that ~ may
a. avarnblr 60 Pensacola and West
Florida merchants, The Journal has
placed the neristrr ln the fiie re the
chamber ~ commerce
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23
The New Pres dents
Great Opportunity.


u u pleasant 20 note In the few
addresses Senator Harding. president
elect, has made Ia Texas during hlr
trip through that state and brief So
tourna on the gulf coast that he has
spoken In a strain of genuine non sec
tianni patriotisgA IN his references 70
the South. He VIII be a party man.
OF course when he gets in the white
House. but from what we have heard
~ him aud cad in his public utter
aaces We are ready a. doubt that ne
viii FOLLOW the extremists or his party
In ans legislation lnimlcal 20 this sec
tion
Nothing in his public life Indicates
that BE- bitter 81 vfndfctivn man
- distorted perspective on the inter-
sectional question on tho contrary.
he seems % BE ~ the opposite tyne.
and while he is not 81 our political
faith aud he win doubtless be ''rewu-
lar" lu all his administrative acts vet
We arr inclined 90 believe that be win
take President Mckinley as hts pro.
totype and like that good man. eS-
teemed by both parties and both sec
tions use his great office % ohilteratc
sectional prejudice and intensity the
spirit ~ natlonolism IN every part Of
AAAN country
We can think Of no good reason why
the presidents cabinet should be- com
posed OF men ~ one political faith.
seeing that they are supposed % rep
resent the whole nation aud not "A
mere political party and Mr. Harding
might % well % adopt the suggestion
~ Senator BIrah. 81 his party. ard
40 % the south 90 pick q genuine
southern democrat for a leading cab
met position--Secretnry % war Tor in
stance
The GOOD men ~ this country. both
North and South ara sick and tired 81
vicious sectional politics. with an is
innumorabie streams ~ petty sectional
resentmenta. preiudices and hostile
Ties All It's miaedueation and mIsrep-
resentation, AL its jeaiousies and dis
arrangements. trickling from tho foun-
tain head o. sectional party govern
ment. and Mr. Harding has a mighty
opportunity Tn the four years ahead ~
him O. reverse this condition that has
obtaiped since the civil War ara give
us an Augustan era OF genuine good
Fellowship between the sections
Gadsder County Timae.
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Padding the Census.

Padding the Census.
II was during the Civil War and the
northern and southern oufposts were
within hailing distance
Hello Johnny" sang out the north
erner what regiment Is yours p"
The Twelfth Virginia What's
yours. Yankf
The rfBth Rhode Island
You lie. Nank Thar aint IT'S men
IN Rhode Island New York Evening
Post
The Greek election.
An election has been held IN Greece
and the returns are Just coming IN
The election was prectpitafed rs the
death Of he king BY monkey tfnleua
there f. a precinct or q district thar
corresponds 20 California in the close.
ness 81 result and slowness with which
report q made Dcmetrio Gounarts
former prime minister, has defeated
Neniaeios Venizcios was a friend az
tho Entente and an opponent ~ King
Constantine Ga the Hateful early DAYS
20 The war and aided IN overthrowinp
the kinE and eievatine Costantfne.s
son. the young man whose death
brought up again the question of sue
cession. lie a. the grand old man ~
Greece. but like the Rrandest ~ men
be has opponents and his political on.
emies seem 10 be numerous and adroit.
Monarchy - itself has never been
particularly popular in Greece. IL was
established in Greece by the three ma
lions that aided the Greek patriots
who rovolted from Turkey ard these
nations made the mistake - selecting
Ieuton az Greeees klng Ciouuarta
80 directed the kings policies as 10
eive him great strength despite the
Hympathies of the Greek pNople with
the Entente. Issues local rather than
international probably determined the
ouieotae ~ THE recent election What
ever The result q the election 81 l. of
less interest g. TIE United states nov
thah when Greee ana the United
States were each Debating the afsss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

a can Rad ReREiei Ike book
sY0u shouldn't waste yeur iims ~
mueh stupid literature Boston Tran
HcfIu
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

ThrouNhnut thu country mahatac
tursrf and s1kerH are fndinn much
hops ~ u nnciai aoundncna q the
country aua sob forward 60 an early
revival 80 business
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

Ireland d Indeed the most distress
fui country that ever you have seen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

Frank FORREST Gander. author - no
verse Is sundays Journal h. q fenaa
cola boy. who left last spring o. walk
a. the Pacific coast. tie te now ~
wichita, Kansas.
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South. IN It's cotton fields or grain
fields. helps 20 round out our national
life and deepen ana broaden the foun-
dation on which IL 10 being built
Manufacturers Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

Governor welborn.s study &c condi-
fious Ga TIE south which be finds
sound and run ~ prumise f8r renewed
prosperity strengthens us in our faith
that business VIII soon revive
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

chief FIfEmorris evidently plans 20
cleanup Chicago who're either chiefs
have merely elCanCd-up.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

May hearts viii Be sad because
Judge John Jeter Crutehfield lH dead
.au-
lllm court az Richmond was a school
III lamnn nature. kindness ard Justice
tempered with mercy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

Again We note thar John - has
toosened a. - he rate 81 one cent Il
gallon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

Turkey q II danger 81 dismember
ment about day after tomorrow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

That BulIdlng Trade probe in New
York. pfumlmea a. he ore - the most
thorough ever condhieted And the best
Part " AZ IN that results are being
obtained.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23

West Fiurida hota Nhe attended the
conference at peFunlak SraineH APP
preciaied ere many cuurtesies extend
"a them by that fine and prosperous
city,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
OKLAHOMA CITY ARMENIAN
FINDS LOST RELATIVES
Near East Relief Workers Score
When Jacob Essu samafa :
Mother, Sister and Brothers
Are Located

oklAhema 'ils Nneh Ths Near
t'asl Reliei has sselra aFala 4 has
lotatpA iu ihe Red graas ths maahts
is .taf pld sister and lhfse saanwsl
VfnalvA ~ brother 81 taseb EsAa
SAmarA uAlAhnnia gus Armenian
merchant Hsmaap hfelhsr and
rather wefs maessesd hs the TURKS
duging ths waf sAmafA hlmsels slent
IA year Ia lhe afMy and was natarais
isca in 1914
Repeated attempts un h.s Part e
send moacy aud iood % hls hnshef :
tamil, In Agmenla met ~isa failure,
until he gai Red vfoss stiskers IN
the pa,kase Then the relatives re-
oeiscd n Tho Red Cross. hs enilsts
ina The co-o operation of the Near kast
Relief, finally succeeded also Ia set.
ting money 10 them. and nos the
Near hast Relief and Red closs are
trying 20 a., tae consent o. 'he ha.
Isau OF Immigration 20 permit the
Armenlans 10 come "a America
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
FIFTEEN YEARS
Of BLACK -DRAUGHT
Black. Draught Highly Recon-
mcnded by Illinois Man for
Liver and Stomach Dis
orders. Used II for
Fifteen Years.

sinserion. ili.-~for nftsen year
~o have ussd TbedfIrdts Rlaes
Draughi. and have not o. set found
anything thai could taks lis place.
writes Mr.. " n Rlsier OF this io~u
4 have used !, Tor Indigestion a mum
Der Of tlmes. and Il giyes relief.
continues Mr. Hlstcr.
''For roBf stomach. a heavy blosfesi
feeling. n l. splendid And xhen tn.
liver gets torpid. 30 that ehen sou
stoop and rise np suddenly ,ou fesl
dizzy. q few doses Nlii set fou
straight.
We keep II snd ase u for oonstl-
patton. and the above troubles. ana
find Il most satisfactory. can
recommend II To ofhefs nhd gladly do
40 For the nambef 0f yeafs I have
used Black -Draaghs nov. ! oashl to
know"
10 iis 20 years of usefulness. Thsd-
fords Black -Draughf hss relieved
thousands and thousands of persons
suffering from the results u a dis
ordered liver. And. like Mr. Rister.
many peo. ie feel that. after Using
Black Dfanght nothing can take ifs
place.
" you haven ftfled Black fraasht
ger package today.
Nearly ever dfuseiss keeps Il.
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vAoHAhr vGesC
ny Brother"

ny Brother
NAen thla cruel var - over
Aud peace comes TO tho world.
And our boys march bone ia Story
with stars and stripe. annirled
long 90 meet mf brother,
Who with other noble men.
Like our savior bled ard saflsr.d
To redeem %. World fron Sin.
long 70 lead alm Ia our fifcalde
Aud ses him kneel by mothers
knee.
And tell the stories Of their batilse.
For our freedom over there
Hos they fought beside oid Glory
And how bis noble comrades fell.
How they died for home and moth
efE.
And the caase they loved 40 well.
eaa nes her sweet face smiling,
Through her sobs of Joy.
And hear her silent thanks 70 God.
FOR sendinx nome her hoy
Ffed fraser
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cosrs MORE our palce is sAMu

Foley's Honey aud Tar s. ihe or
1nai ans genuine honey ana Tar
cough medicine. d rotis Policy 4 60
more TO make than Il cotls 10 maae
mixtures OF cheaper ingredients, hu'
( costs you no more than DE cheap
mixtures Contains no opl.lea cbll
lf,u lito o. For coughs. ee'dF, sfuup
Sold etcyNhcfe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

we-s ossasss sssh.ss.s hpise~r-i shssss
fissenfh stfest and >ohhs Aeeues
kssss ~ t~ss~. ss. ssssss.
Kss i-zi "a >ebh fhous e>
Sstst.ss fer sanaas. lierfa 7, ir1
sanaat sehool. 70 IN A.
= A. Nissies Superintendent
aefnlng wershig.. n oo A A.
ssfaiens A rn~.at N~a fef 3 Ncsdy
r.~eu4
Hp~afth Issnns. an
Essnlna Mur~hlg. - y N
pr-~~st"
s.Fmanf A Llfs a. iis hest
4 vsfs raFsllal insiiatlpn n sstsadei "a
fhe ruhlr a. attsnd tks~s ssrti,~N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

goraer broad sirtss ahI fsfkins Aysaus
kunaaf t,hool a. 600 A. n
Nearing serls~ AZ n ca A. a.
ruhi~f The wuriia christ
seniof League ~ q ~ q a
t.enlns ssfsles AZ - 4 n.
An uiwefs vslasae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

Mr. Arthur " Dahlnaa. piano trr
tng zrd repzir.ng Ten ye4rs expert
ence vita reliable Chicago firm
Leave ordersLzt Hotel Royal Guth
ne. Oklahoma
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made Is perfectly true Mrs. J. q.
EIxQUzs7, zzzs 8 10Th Street. Omaha,
Nebraska
Women wfo suffer from tbose dis-
tresxing Us rec1iizr 70 then s1x should
be conssrceS b. me many genuine and
truthful testfn1xlzlx we are constantly
pubsizAing "a tbe nexsp<p<rs Of the
ability Of Lyoiz z Pfnkhzms Fege-
table Cornpognd 70 restors their health.
To kreN whether LYciz Z. finkhzn q
Vegetable Cozsposn1 NJ help xou, try
~ For strice write % LYDIA Z Pnk-
ham uedicine Ca fe1163entizlt. Lynn.
Mas Iosu letter. wiH be opened. read
and answered - wuuzn. sn1 bed n
stx5ct esc66eze<.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
|He LEADER
Church Corner

fss.s ustseatst fss-esrei sh~sss-
1eAs a s.l.~s. fssiss.
cafasF - nrsaa sd Ne1is
Sanaat : As..i. q 4
weeissae Iaasue go - "a
Ssfsssxs - n A a saa - r A.
Nesutnk Tee Nel,e - ll,siies
fstsnlas Whaf 8 ffaia
s..flial et'i,nsss b. "a sFfft,xs
fsfsi shsistlsn stsFth.
s.ss u. ste-iis. sinistst.
eafnxf ksA atA >nhle
hsbse hael essa A "A
1uAist ss,ns asiea. ~ ~ A A.
~ So 81. sNn f "a
laAser Ms-sgae Wsirss'iaf aixhA
s'hasr r~nsasset dhpfe,lsf Al4hh
Narulur nusnhin. NaA AZ
k.sasna wsFthsl, - N
Mar.ins nsfmea N.ssae sefs " a.
n afis
keeninx sssass Ihs He.A ',nf,s
sAa0
s..saa must
A sisa eeissae
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The ss~~l@. guests wefe Nrt L, / Ne
land Nr~ 4 a. nlssknsre. Mr.
f1sIpaffiek aud Nlss pslls Ai,er.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

One of tAs cIolcetf dslicaslss ln
Jamaica ls hnse white worm lsnud
Ia the heart ~ The cahhage palm
Wien cooked IA Tastes Ike almonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

tofnsf t,lm etrsst ard Villas Ateunr.
Sunday school ~ pau "a
rrrs,hlng Al a sn A a and ! - = a
4 e Leasa. ffvm a''p 10 .sr. ~
You ar sosdlAiiy Invited - ssssnd ssfs,
less SUNDAY ~ "a Past A a . shurh.
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tssafa, frs-ser.i saasts.
s.s sssst nsaisss. hFsssf.
tefusr ufusd stresst sna Nobis Astaos
fl.lt Fsshaftst. ss A A
s-hurh kshaoi > sa A ~
ltsaas. Ilelg tusbarisi aal s'fmen
n ga A n
- etentng sersiee.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

WRITE rS-For compiese infornz.
ti0, on inrestmenfs IN Texas OF
fields Ne are located in the hear,
o. the f.ed and our reports are con-
plets ard accurate OIL Field Broker
age Co. Jskehznmon. Tex via De-
L@on. Tex
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

Nsfsises efrfl rs-nond hshhssh
runda, school ~ pts A ~
rF~srhlns q, ~ m A a
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An Attachment FOR ordinary cam
eT@s patented b Colorado man. per
mis- eizhi separate photographs 70 BE-
taken on the same plate 1r film.
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May - tha airplane factories ~
England are now lurnlng ielr atten.
lion 10 tie Manufacture of toss.
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WALK A BLOCH and aave dollar
Shoes all kin0s anA colors tg
70 $40 81 i.owther a MeGfv9ors %.
poaile poHtOfflca.
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CrihsAxe Club Ar. and Ag~ TIL
Walton
M Delta Gamma Ciah Mrs. Eva
Armeraeher.
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twenty years fQ fe-
naie troubles and 4
has helped Ne very
much | have also
1sed Lydia z. Pink
ham 9 5 anstIye
Wash with good re-
sslts. ] Always have
. bottle Vegetable
Compound in the
ko-< a. II - ? good
remedy u tine Of
ned 7 og ss
publish NY testF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

Children Who have wofmf are pale
cross, lrsifuL and sickl, most ol the
time To rli the lilile bod 81 these
parasites WHITES CREAM NERMi-
FuCE 10 an approved rome'ly When
the worms have been dryfa out the
child grows ttroug. healthy aud ~.
bust For sale ~ al dtuss.aia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

A lion ln = jungle siH Jump g Of
thirty fees from . standing start.
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wrs. cresh.r, 70 Hostess

Mrs Frsnk Gresham was hostess
n the koonsy Mooney shza cisb yes-
fsrdzy afternoon Scores a. bridge
were won By Mr.. J. n. leland. Mrs
3. A Paddock. Efs. r J. Fitzpatrick
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tis.s assA.ai.s heissersi ,hsscs. ssssh.
s.~-s ". ssss. ssssss.
Corner oas strest and oaishutna Awnos,
kanaas Asheol. o. A N
Nefsisse II ss A. n, and ~ y ~
spseiAi nusie
bls u,lcenle awaits you.
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nAllN rnotlcAr

~Nhsl d. ~s ave for Il u h not 10
make llfs less difaoat 80 others -
Geefxp Kliot
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i,s-s u.p,l.s shsssh. ,ssil
tss. .. a. A.aas. ssstas,

Cousf springer Avenue and iifead street
~uniaY school "a ~ A A.
rreashlne ., ~ SO ~
w a ~ aor a.
Isu,hins a. svo a. n
Az cordial, wsleom.
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Ihe eharsh II Nassrs.e.
" o. oia. rs.sss.
Corner Eighth strrrs ana wsrne'
Afsuu*
snsdsy srlrni nt Gas A. M
Fapsriniendeni D. ~ unag
+ I'reaehlnf II n ~ A ~
/ Sonne Peoples r,s- inr a 10 y. "a
pnsarhing - - 4 M
Adpeek rayef shd rrnise service.
"a ssenlag ~ -
Al afe safdiaHs invited a. ihese services.
Gene slfh 81 and ~ Hii Do you good.
riss sharsh - ehsi.s. seicsslss.
fia sorfh nra1a ktrsf
sanday koho.,l sf pga A n
SUNDAY ssrsisss "a ~ A n
Wednesday ersains ssfsl's. 50 ~
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Where you ought
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Really necessary
To good appearance.
And 30 .
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