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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01
'TOASK LEGION men |
HELP FIELD DAY
County Committee Meeting Will
Hear of Plans to Entertain
Olympic Winners
EBY SERVES AT ANTWERP

Philadelphia posts Of the American
Legion viii be urged tonight at the
county committee meeting in. the Cham
Der OF Commerce assembly room to
rive earnest support to the field day on
Franklin Field, September 1S. Olympic
heroes will participate in this notable
event.
Mayor Moore is chairman of civil
ian committee, which will meet the re-
turning Olympic heroes and escort them
from New York to Philadelphia. The
meet will serve as reception to them.
Valuable cups and sets of gold, silver
and bronze medals are being provided
BY prominent citizens and business
FIRMS.
Edward ]. Koellsted, chairman OF
the Legion athletic committee, and
George q. Stranahan, who heads spe-
cial committee on field day, are being
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01

assisted by DR.. George w. Orton, who
conducts the international field days at
Franklin Field. Earl Eby, crack Uni
versity of Pennsylvania runner, prom
ised to act as agent at Antwerp for
the Legion in signing up American
winners for the field day program.
Commander II. G.. Harris, of Naval
Post No. 1917, with its membership ex /.
ceeding 400 legionaries, has announced
that the post will resume its semi
monthly meetings at the Benedict Serv-
ice Club, Fifteenth and Race streets,
September 13. The new state consti-
tuition will be discussed at that meeting
Harry J.. ireland Post No. 21S has
received from Thomas w. Cunningham,
clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01
Audubon Firemen Open Carnival

Audubon, N. j., Sept. 1.-The
Audubon fire company opened carnival
in Merchant street last night to con-
tinue week, in charge of William
Bennett, chief of the fire department,
assisted by a score OF women headed by
Mrs. Augustus Klausfelder. Hundreds
patronized the affair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01

a stand Of colors. Maurice Thomas,
Is arranging for meeting
q week from Monday night at the post
headquarters, 1916 Arch street, for a
formal acceptance of the colors. The
county representative In this post Is
David r.. McGuckin, and one of It's
most active workers is Robert J. Fret.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01

we make daily trips to all points in New
York. Connecticut, Rhode Island. Massa-
inston, d. c.. Insurance II desired. Return
load rats On 1S,pn,slsEss;o ssoWT Hps ,ETToT EeT ~ Co
re Warren Pl., Newark. n. j.
-, Mar, 883i Night 4 Sun. Phi. Mar. 1469
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01
YES
YES
NO
To Dealers:-

We will welcome you to our fold.
We will install for you a new, sani-
tary, sturdiIy built and compact cabinet.
We will render you a delivery and
icing service that will enable you to rest
easy at all times.
We assure you substantial increase
in your ice cream business from the day
you announce to your customers and your
neighborhood in general that you are
serving Colonial Ice Cream.
Are you ready to join with us2 Write
or telephone. Our service man will call
to see you.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01
Why?

Because we must drive home to the
public and all dealers that Colonial Ice
Cream is the finest, smoothest, richest and
most delicious ice cream made.
That it is wholesome, healthful and
pure.
That it is nourishing, refreshing, cool
ing.
That it is tonic to the weary, the
fatigued and the convalescent.
That it is exceptionally good for the
children and should be served in ever,
house at least once day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01

HUNDREDS of good friends have been kind enough
Colonial Ice Cream already well liked and
- - lar ought advertising That is mighty fiji
tering. But, must politely disagree with them.
There still lot of skeptics around-especay among
deaes-and convince them have thousands
and children and almost 1900 dealershat Colon
Ice Cream far and the best Philadelphia has
produced-that
"Better Ice Cream Can't Be MADE"
Some dealers skepics of have far
say: Sure Colonial Ice Cream the best in We know
But don't think you keep its high quality thou
you do charge more for it.
Tommy-rotl For Philadelphia enjoyed certain grade
good, Better than made in ot
But of the Philadelphia manufacturers thoue
improving their product They content
formances.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE

Business Properties For Sale.
Hotel on Pa. ave. N. W, 80 rooms.
0 baths; price st2, 900.
$40. .00O--On sth street south Of NY.
ave. business place. In nns condition;
good frontage.
s5O.7So-on 7th street south OF NY.
ave; nne business property; In nne
condition.
10 business places for ,sS. 900; on a
good business street.
St.b00-corner property: In hne con
dition; store and dwelling In the s. E..
near Lincoln Park; cash t2.S
ti4.0Oo--Just north OF N. Y. ave. on
7th street n. w, large three-sto
brick; one OF the best buys IL not the
best buy on this street cash $4,000.
ss6.000-North OF n Y. ave. on 7tl
business place; all the modern CON
will shortly be about $500 per month
cash payment 5000.
+s3 Pa. ave N. W., just below the
new National Hotel; price t25, 900;
rent Sl.7io; a large four-story brick;
cash payment 5000.
2l2s Pa. ave. N. w: price $40, 900:
rent $500; can be increased by March
! cash payment $1,000.
over 100 Washington business prop
critics for sale: surely many OF them
good investments.
Business properties from t.77S. up
TO St2b.00o.
J. ID. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
fell.13.lb
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES FOR SAle-hOUSeS

three lots electric lights garage
sheds, chicken house, work shop, splendid water
fine, comfortable home $500 cash, balance on
easy payments
S2250-Fve rooms electric lights fine water;
$500 cash, balance monthly
s3soO-Seven- room house. two-story, six lots, electric
lights $500 cash, $50 monthly
S26OoSx rooms two-story lots chick
Terms be arranged.
$al5o-Sx- bungalow lots furnace heat electric
lights, cellar.
s2soo-Sx bungalow fourteen lots, basement out
buildings fruit
81 ooo-Three pebble bungalow, five lots 5000
cash, balance monthly
s11OO-Three bungalow, eight lots
NORTHEAST OFFICE.
O. B. ZANTZIN GER
61st and Dix SITS. N. E.
Iircon 1890 Hyattsville 81oF32
Take Fl street car marked DISTRICT LINE" aft
Sunday
MAIN OFFICE: 9o3 New York Ave. N. w.
PHONE MAIN 5371
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PROF. STEVENS.
MASTER MIND OF PSYCHICS, CLAII
NDN L

MASTER MIND OF PSYCHICS. CLAIR
VOYANT AND PALMlST.
Advice all affairs OF life, including
business and speculation. II affairs OF the
heart or emotions OF love interest you. he
gives exact and truthful revelations, settles
lovers qusrrels. enables you to win the
esteem and affection OF anyone you desire
causes speedy and happy marriage tell.
II the one you love 10 true, also date OF
marriage. Restores lost affection. peace
and confidence to lovers and discordH nj
families. Gives you the full secret how
to control fascinate and charm the one
you love, also those you meet. How Ia
make a person at distance think OF you.
Positively reunites the separated. Makes
no charges in advance. for his readings
Unless you find him superior to any ME
dium you have ever visited, you receive
your reading absolutely free. Without ask
Ing you a question, he tells your name In
full and the names OF those In whom you
are Interested.
925 r st. N. w.
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MADAM ALLEN,
MnRIn,a lREArEST

WORLDS GREATEST
CLAIRNOYANT AND PALMIST
Guarantees to read your entire life, past.
present and future; give true advice on
business, love. health and family AFFAIRS;
tells the name OF your future husband or
wife, and what to do to be successful In
life. one visit will pay you for your many
disappointments in others. She will re-
move all obstacles and tell how to win
and hold the one you desire She gives
advice on all important AFFAIRS OF life.
SPECIAL READINGS. 800.
S12 + st. n. w.
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ClAiRVOYANTS
Ltcsnsed by the District of Columbia
Original I'almist, Astrologist & Clairvo, int
PROF. KALEEL MARZABAN

Room 3l7. k-noiG Bldg. llth and u ris.
y. w. Hours from IL a. m. 10 =. m.
Phone Main 1855. Call your name free
over telephone without seeing you from :
p. IN. to p. nj. only: private office.
Think Of the man who will call your
name, and tell you the object Of your visit.
Marzsban comes to direct, advise and helr
men and women in everyday affairs OF life !;
tells you names of friends, rivals, enemies,
to tell you every hope, fear or ambition.
Recently discharged from the United
States Army, where his acts Of magic did
much to cheer up our wounded sold ers.
Advice given on affairs Of life; before tax
ing Q seriOus step in Ousiness CONSULT. IL
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MADAM D'ASHMAN,

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANT, CARD READER
VIII help you In love, marriage, divorce,
business or changes; she can tell you lots
cinl readings, 81. 1901 @ st. n. w, Room
az. Cor. i3th and @. opposite Droops
Music store 1is
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DANCING
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. G..
February II. 1920. Sealed proposals will
be received at this office, Room sos, Dis
trict Building, until O'Clock p. m. Febru-
airy 25, 1920, for grading, improving and
pa wing streets. roads and avenues in the
District Of Columbia. Blank forms OF pro-
posals, specifications, and all necessary in
formation may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk Engineer Department Room 427.
District Building, Washington. u. C. LOUIS
BROwNLOW, c. w. KUTZ. Commission
ers D. c. l1,12.13,1416.l
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ARE YOU HAPPY,

There Is way to overcome all difficui-
ties, trouble and anxiety. correct and
truthful reading of your life by the science
OF phrenology will show YOU how you can
be happy. No questions asked. Tho head
and face are as an open book b. which all
affairs OF life can be read. Don't be fail
ure. Come today. Advice on all subjects.
waste & SHEARA,
Gifted Phrenolosists and Business Advisers.
PermAnently located s25 18th st. y. W.
Hours. 10 a m. TO =. IL
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II other INFORMATION desired than given below
GORDON GRANGER Of Colleges
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SAlE-HOUSES

| sS.BOO-s-room house. hot water, gas,
electricity: not In good condition. $500 cash
AZ ssth 81. n W. ,,Oc cash payment.
,sSoo-In Mt Rainier New s.rOom
| bungalow; modern convenlences; large lot
| 80 $50. Cash payment sISO'
.soOo-Near Lincoln Park. . rooms.
hot-water heat In perfect condition; large
lot 10 80 IT. alley; property clear. title
perfect.
sss0o-Kenedy Bros modern home In
every respect; hot-water heat; colonial
porehes, cement porch, electricity, gas.
alley; home in perfect condition and moth
ing better can be bought for this price
convenient 10 schools. churches. stores and
Some that is a home. this is The one for
you: About $500 cash. immediate pos
| Two-famiIy apartment house at Lincoln
Park in almost perfect condition; price.
get possession, will easily rent for over
| 3lOo per month.
| st,ooo-silver Springs. Md. e.room bun
galow; "a acre OF ground. blocks from
the cars u.soo cash
| s4soo-Near Lincoln Park. s-room house.
latrobe heat: $500 cash.
| vAOO0-ln AnaCObIA- bAkeTy STORE,
| dwelling. $1,000 cash; room for garage,
| Sssoo-At Lincoln Park. A strictly mod
| ern home. 8 rooms. hot-water. electricity.
gas, two sleeping porches. colonial porches.
large lot. double garage. no trooble for
possession.
| s3ooo-Near Bureau of Engraving g.
room, wood frame room for garage: i'm
mediate possession. About 1890 cash.
,s7So-s-room house on II st. N. Il. Fur
mace heat, great business value to this
/ property In the near future. About 5000
cash.
! 5ooo-S-room lstrobo heat homo on II
| st. N Z. About $4,000 cash.
n.,so-s-room iatrobe heat homo on H
st. N. E..
Sss5o-Store and dwelling on II St NJ T.
| S75o0-Near 18th st. N. W. Groom
house. in almost perfect condition; strictly
modern; hot water heat; electricity. gas.
| large lot to wide alley. About $4,000 cash
$7260-S-room house in BloominEdaie
Furnace heat. double garage. About 3.ooe
cash. Fine location. Immediate. possession.
| Other homes for sale. Also over 100
Washington business properties, AmonG
them doubt q great many good invest
ments
I d. GARMAN.
The Washington times., 1920-02-14

GUTTAR taught I'm 20 lessons: easy. simple /;
best of references; reasonable. Nr RUS
SELL. lo6 End st. n. w, to . p. m. 14'
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MADAME SELIA.

EGYPTIAN PIANIST AND MEDIUM
This gifted lady reads your past. present
and future life giving true advice you can
depend on in business and family Affairs,
love, health and marriage, spcCu'attons. in
Vestments and divorce cases. tells the name
Of your future husba nd or WIFE and how to
win the you love, makes up lovers
quarrels and family troubles, rcuntes the
separated aud makes happiness between
man and wife tells what business and what
part Of the world most luckicst to YOU and
how to gain success in anything you take in
hand. II you are having bad luck or trouble
consuit Madame Sgla, she can help; her
advice removes all troubles. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Hours . to $3.50. Phone Frank
lin 1851. Readings, 81. Daily and sun
day Between " and I sta
sal 9Th STREET n. w 17'
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted Clairvoysnt and Palmist. can read
your life by the lines In your palm, which
sre the record of your life. Being grad
uate OF two colleges OF palmistry, and his
wonderful gift OF second sight enables him
important matters of your future life
Gives advice on business matters, love,
health and family affairs; tell. name of
your future husband or wife tells IL ono
you love Is true or false: what part Of the
country Is luckiest to you; what to do to
bc successful In life: removes troubles OF
ell nature: brings the separated together:
tells the secret OF having personal influence
with your associates. Prof Belmont 10 n
Psychologist Of World Reno~n. Readings.
u. 1916 New York ave. N. W, next door
to Masonic Temple. IL
The Washington times., 1920-02-14
MRS. BOSWELL.

PIANIST AND CJAIRvOYANT.
Gives advice on business, love, health ana
family affairs: tells II the ono you love "
true or false, what part Of the country -
luckiest TO you, what to do to be success.
ful in life tells you what has passed In
life, and what 10 happening, without ask
ing a single question: wheE and whom you
lily trouble. marriage divorce, health, spec
Gia,iors, trPnsa ctionr Of all kinds. In fact.
no matter what your hope, fear or nmhi.
tIon, ccus TO this noted palmist and hnd
help. There II no need for anyone to bs
unsuccessful or unhappy No matter what
the cause her advice removes all trouble
She guarantees satisfaction, Readings, 81
710 9TH st. n. w.
Between q and II sts ir
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FOR SALE-FARMS

age on State highway; near Indian
Springs. Md; house and outbuildings; 4
acres young orchard lot OF nice young tim
$40 per acre 10 quick buyer. T.. HURST
BREWER, Hancock. Md. Phone 2l5. l4s
The Washington times., 1920-02-14
FOR RENT-OFFICES
FOR SAlE-AUTOMOBILES

BUICK SIN-lSIj model. 7-passenger; In
finest condition. Write or phone HENRY
GlLLlGAN, ll27 Nunsey bldg. Main 32s7.
The Washington times., 1920-02-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
7-room brick house. one square from
trolley line; bath. gas. furnace: cor
ner property; lot 50x120 feet. Price
$3.50: $1,000 cash; balance &45 per
month.
5-RooM BRICK BUNGALOW.
Near stat ON: one car fare: bath.
furnace, cellar; lot b0x12o feet Price
$4,000: $1,000 cash - balance $i5 per
month.
S-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Gas, poultry house: lot l00x15o feet:
forest shade. Price $500: $1,000
cash; balance 345 per month.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Like new; furnished: all modern i'm
provements. Price. furnished. $500;
unfurnished. $4,000.
FOR THE ABOVE AND OTHER
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES APPLY
TO
z. H. SHINN,
36I1 34th St, Mt Rainier. Md.
Phone Hyattsville Exchange 1861.
fel2, N, Is
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J. D. GARMAN,
District Nat. Bank Bldg.
lo.l2.l4

| STAPLES ST N. u.
$500 rooms and bath. yArQuet floors;
q. m. /.
ORREN ST. N. r.
s5,3oo-s rooms and bath; a. m. 1.
KEARNEY ST. " e.
SA96o-7 rooms and bath; lot soxiso;
| a. m. 1.
18TH ST n r.
ts.ooo-Detached. hot-sir heat; $500
MORTON ST NJ K.
ss.2so-s rooms and bath: large lot; $500
cash.
KENTUCKY AVE 8. e.
ss.3oo-Gas. hot-air heat; near Lincoln
Park.
ss:ooo-s rooms and bath. a. m. l.: :over-
looking park.
For terms and inspection on the above
and other properties. apply to
A. N. RUTAN, SOC Kenois bldg,
Main s221. -
IRIcE. s.75o-Rock Creek Church Road.
! between 3rd and 4th. An attractive home
in a delightful location; large lot.
Vacant.
PRICE. $e,5oo-7-ro bungalow. near
Walter Reed Hospital; large lot Imme-
diate possession.
| PRICE, Ss.750-Ailison St, between 8th
and 9th. An unusually well built house
modern; good size lot.
! Vacant
THOS. E. FARRELL,
S37 Woodward Bldg. Main 166.
ia20-tf
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foe repair shop. 4 to 10
cars BOX 1917. Times office. tts
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
@ofefic[S, Mieh.

&eiGfoitlitn p16ttGi6isiubloa mie-
tettiin ~firfosin, ia oil len pbtepoes-
ia obielmoa mposfin m%ioriloIiitole
ia, paon nGbGnlaiiesti oil m1feG
fofoontunut iifiifin orpoffooieen ii
~laiiltiiteen, maitfa mna1t oil foottit-
no fotoiiet ipoimot pbteen. &eiGfot-
liid on 3 milton aian pitGnDt neiti
2poio @noerion. = Ompeluleitron
fabnifefferiG On leuroaiposti tGllG
miifollu: torstaina 80 b. Mrs S.
Sampionilla, iunn. 1 p. @trs &ons
niielln ia fifteen iitnn. Is p. @ers
S. &%diidieIId. Bonfan muiistiin nG-
md ia Ioapufaa rirniaosti tiloiiinif-
fin. - 0lioriioierr. fofoufiesio
We. gf6ieIIG oil poptdttloia $2t.s
80. Smpelui. fofoufiisin S. Quo
meIla oil tiloio $tS.35 ia Mrs
SoopoiolIa 1925.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
Sramtnuob, isis.

&iitosl SDoGtmen lGmpimGt fiji.
tofiet faifille Mile pstGwille, jotfa
beinGfitlln 20 pm Italia Min iurtS
relln ia monilrfuiiella ioifolla
laamutte aiman minun tietGmGttG-
nj meille minltlle onnea toimottas
moan 44:nen ipntpmapdimGni job
oosto. 8aiffn teitG olifin iaapumlt
min palio ettG Ell proletfaan nlabs
tunrt pbtGaifaa blto neeiiin, min
oil DstGipdlliiet ent1nnGt t1oneet
faifellaiiin fabpileimofIia y. M.
berffliia ettd nielG lGbtiesiGnnefin
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baltsfasti. @mGnnillG main nGptti
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oo fabpia ia fun poptGGn Ell mob
t1nntt finn 10 eli 12 5enfiG ferralla,
oil bausfa iltn filiinl1t I6belIe pitol
to D0tG %ennenfuin faiffi iaimat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

Scum luin 14:tt1 fGfeisto1: "Syn
niinfitin Mooies plenii fGrmeen e.
rGnaasia. iamoin on S6miien 8oi<
ia plennettGmG, eta iofoinen bG-
neen usfopa Ell butfuiii, tpaan iaiii
ianfniffilen el1mGn", fesfeptti ban
minut fpipanpfiellGGn: "Snfo tooel
Ia Min firioitettu?"
"Sn", mostoiin nina.
"@n ole tiennpt roornatilsia l0p-
tptpGn iellaista fobtaa, iatfoi ban.
Si lufefaa ie luioelleen." SGn POI
nj fGtenia ristiin ia fulnteli tarf-
faaipann. Scum Iopetin, blt1oabti
ban: "glb, miter ie ipirfist6Gfdan.
Soluaiiin Min mielellGni fultlla ia
man lpield %ferran." 2aiin DGnelle
barpafieen folmannen ferran.
Scum maifenin, buomniin bGnen
%iulfeneen iiImGniG ia ettd tusfan-
lime oil paibtunut, tooistaen npt
ioawutetIsta iiidiiestG rnltbasta.
Sunlenin liisfuipot 9iliaa, ia fitn
fitmarruin fititIlafieni eroitin ins
nat: "Niintuin Wooies plenii fur
meen erdmaosio, iamoin on Sbmi-
len Soifa plennett6mG, ettG iofais
men bGneen uSfolpo ei biffuifi
naan iaiii ionfaiffiien eIGm1n. cit
ten oipaii ban filmGniG ia fuisfn-
Il: "SiinG on minulle fpllin."
Iamllln iparbain rieniin b1nen
iairaSipuoteelleen. sc oil tpbiG.
Soitnia fertoi minulle bGnen ralt.
9alliiesto lGbooStGGn. S6nen pii>
me lananio olipat olleet: "@ttG 10
fainen bGneen uSfopa ei b1tffi1iii,
moan iniii iionfaiffiien eIGrnGn."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
Gmanfelimmi - Sttmalan 'uoima
pelastnfIeft

"OIi fuatnlan toistelitn jalteiner
Ito, fertoo erGs iafialainen iie-
Iunboitoia. "gn ollut fabteen wiio'
rofarteen ummistomtt iilmiGni ia
IepGiin NIT wuoteellani lopen ma
lpneend. &estipon oifana lain tut
sun iaaplla erGGn naifeasti 99aapoii
taneen Iotilann luofie. San on, ia,
moi boitain, min beiffo, eta ttsfir
elGG pli pom.
NouIin bios iefG fiiritboin oioss
tolIe, minne iairas oil iiioitettu.
@n m~illoinfaon unoboa niitd faS-
moia, iotfa beifon fpnttildn malais-
titfiesin nGin.
&iln fpipin miebelta, miten tpois
i'm palmello bGntG, min pppii ban
.minua alttton1oan f1olemon ioltout
tamiiefii. Sanoin bdnelle, ettG min
mielellGni fantaiiin bGnet fGiimnr-
iiIlani toiuoon naltafurtaan jos
lie oIiii minltlle mabbollista. Sulis-
tin GGnen etpnnfelittmin pfiinters
taista ianomaa, miitta ban puoisti
main pG1tGniG ia ianoi: Slto Ell tee
minltn monbursfaafii. Olen fofo i
fGni elanpt ipnnisiG..
MieIeeni titlipat bGnen onaiien.
ia. @rifoilesti aiattelin Gitid, iofc
maboolliiesti npt iluri rrfoili pois
fanla ~plloIestn. SGrnG antot minul
le ulttta nibettu ferrata luporfiei
toinen toiienia iGlfeen. @aan mi
fdan Ell n1pttanpt a11ttnipan. &l1r
olin rufoiIll,t b1nen fansiaan, Min
pppiin mielG iaabn lrfea bGnelle e.
rGGstG pouiiestG fesfustelrsta
2itin GGrteen fertom1tflen Sobannef
lem f"olmannesto littpiista. 2rfiesias
nj fiinnitti mics fatieenia minimum.
ga bdn ndptti aiman abnipan 10
ia ionnn.
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toistania. Waitta eta meioan per-
ioonallinen tnipimufiemme on fo=
fonadn usfoon tallist,ipa, on ibs
meen luonnolIinen ia ielp1. See
entne tunne pitfien rufousten tars
metta IOptptpdn. pee usfomme, ettG
pboen ianan riifons riittG1. See
emme ponoi ibaneen ilmestpmistG
omasia rltamiisiamme. Me pibGms
me it'd, ettd olenme moineet msfoa
Seeiuffeen, iuurimpnna ibmeen6.
See enlnle anna luottaml,stamme e.
bes n. I. fiiiartnan intoiisfoonfoan.
Me tppopmme t1pbelliiesti iaooess
iamme ipnan fatlella ristiG. Meiz
Dan usfomme Ell ole Spartan MOAN
Mariarh Sstuen Serran i~alfoien
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peaiofeloiiet periipdt tGm1n tutfi>
mattoman ritfauoen ionfa iuuruut
to ei fuolemninen fieIemme moi
fpllin fumitella fiiultopafii ia nab.
tatpafli ia usfottamafii. gmanfeli11
min paloSia binmenee flilta 10 70
peotin oman nrmoonia, iofa tooeI
la onfin ipaan lainataparaa, nis
noaStaan tGtd lpbpttG elGmGG mar
ten tadlld. &pllG fannattaa pubita
fotifaupungista mntfaIIa oIlesiam.
me, josla epausfon piifit opat alma
'tDolmiina pi~steleniGGn, ettei moan
Sian teStntmenttia perifunta usfoi-
II. &DlG tGdllG "retoolisia" nGioen
mtltamaioien omistufieen taboo
taan liliat malifiriot ia testamcn-
tit, m1ittn fliule, fatieletfos min
tarfoin taimaalliien Sidn arpopa-
pereita, iotfa San on Seeiufiesia,
Bolasidan minulle ia iinitlle for
teimaSia oi~feloesianm amafiemme
hioputtamtt ia iinetillG1n mobmis-
tanutl Smistetoan npt t1t1 ilolla
ia fiitofiella. 81 fannata ei1GG riff:
wiuloiGllG riibellG. Smistetaan i1i-
men ulltiius Seeiufiesin. &pllG
iilloin turbat riioat raufeemat. Gif
fouoet omnt meill1 loppumattoutat.
9:n
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&oswunfiia G6ieasusia

Gbicaeosio, beinGf. &ospoiif
fen trlma eli oto losfenfieen Chico
eosia. 8. t. 26 b tebtiin tanien
fofii robfeoa polffoien mnfiomista
marten IGbetettpien rabojen rpostoG
faltplinein IGniioiasio. &abta ros-
mon ia erpresfipbtion fabta palpes
lltsbenfil0G ommnttiin jd~ltimGiiis-
til toinen baaipottuen fenties fro-
lettatposti ia rosmoien pGGstesfG
pafoon.
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MIXER

Glen kayttanyt Perfec-
ton lypsykonetta seitseman
kuuta, ia voin kokemukses.
ia vakuuttaa eta Sc on pa
rempi lypsaja kuhn mikaan
kasin lypsvja. Sc on luon.
non lypsaja, joka lypsaa al
ma yhdella lailla Ell kiukut.
tele eika motif paljoa ty0-
ia. Miksi Upstate kasin kun
kone vol lypsaa kolme nell
ia kertaa joutusammasti.
Nahtavana kaynnissa joka
paiva klo 6 aamuin ia illoins.