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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13

4 housewife wno has to put 4p three
lunches every morning .or taree 'oas
gho work and take .hal- lunches
business with her insists taat a-
t9e -ery hardest tling about earr 1g
house. Il seems IS 1er ~ & l.---N r-
would 5e a pleasure were 4 .e-
-hese lunches.
Doubtless he thing nat makes them
na-4tes. .s mat they must - ar-f 4--l
: he aar.y morning when tae-e -s-l-.y
-nouzh - 10 simply Ia "repat.t-
ne breakfast. To 0e sure, Some a1ist-
wives simplify lne tasA by putting .aeu
49 the night before, insisting -aa-
-a. sandwiches are wrapped Et<et
D.aer ana placed II me retr--ra
-aev xu b. quite fresh The -eN-
Ru. there IS much difference j aa..r
ard freshness between a7- .-
..reh and 7ue II .a4s morning.
E4en though goa II -ot act-4-s ---s=
-ae sandwiches 1ae a.gat before ~
mas <ery easily Suc some le
READY. II Is wei - E-- tL- .4.--
gsarn vau tirs- - Town prepare
breakfast - -l6e as much a---ee
, .h.rk v0l H4H need s9- u
,y-ne- and set il out 50 -hAt "e.
r.. <4rrn enough 10 spread eas.-t N..-
.43 want i. Bread should r. sr
>44- ba.tered and flied a. oae. 49, .ee
wrapped securely IN oiled paper
vide variety II SANDWICHES gray
+ -, made from esg. one - -aa l--
Is made by ,e;tnS the eSzS Ne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
THE SANDMAN STORY
BY Abbie Phillips Walker
.rotec,ed by George Matthew Adams

There ia little more to tell. only
that today coaxed Mr.. Sunman 70
take a message to the Ivy Lady 70
meet me here.
He is n kind old man. and he sent
the message to her by Sunbeam
Fairy. who showed her the way"
How did YOU get here?" asked Bobby,
beginning again TO ask questions.
old MIR Sunman sent a ray OF red
along the sky TO show me the way,
and now you know all OF our story,
and we must so at once or our mothers
will be hunting for us again"
To Robby's surprise when he looked
at the beautiful lady she was no longer
weeping and her dress was no longer
green. and the King was not there, in
stead BIG Brothers had taken his place.
They were seated by the fireplace
and Bobby heard BIG Brother say 10
the beautiful lady. How strange that
we should meet again away up here 7
1T is like fairy story. isn't it,"
said the beautiful lady. This must
be fairy place. anyway, for see there
is ivy growing on the wall away up
here"
Big Brother jumped up, and break
ing of a piece Of the ivy he made n
wreath and placed it on the head Of
the beautiful lady. If this is a part OF
fairyland." he said. then you are the
Queen"
Bobby was awake now. no. she
isn't. he said. jumping down from the
chair and running over TO where they
were sitting she is the Ivy Lady.
the Fairy Queens daughter. The King
told me all about it"
Big Brother said, Hello. old chap.
did not know you were here" and the
beautiful lady kissed him.
IF you don't run your mothers will
find you" said Bobby, who was not
quite out OF his dream.
The beautiful lady turned very pink
/ and Big Brother picked him up and
/ said, 1t IS suppertime we will go and
! find the mothers and tell them al
/ about il.
Then. perhaps. they viii let you live
/ together all the time said Bobby
I and you wont have TO wait until sum.
mer"
The beautiful lady turned very pinl
again, and Big Brother laughed wv,
will not have to wait if 1 have my
way" he said.
Bobby never quite understood il. anC
he always thinks his new sister wa.
once the pretty ivy vine that grows OF
the trees in the wood, and that befor,
he knew him Big Brother must hav,
! been tree.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
nv KATHERINE MOORE.

''I1l have the butter If you Will pass
II to me" Leonard would say in an IN
jured manner.
| did not know whether TO laugh or
c,.v. and when | would meet his uh-
congenial mood with like manner l
,yould spend hours of unhappiness ana
regret afterwards.
IL wanted something l hated TO ask
Leonard for it and would elther 30
without or ring for Emma.
You might pass me the rolls
found myself saying with an acrid en-
phasis on the word me. as Emma en-
tered the dining room in answer to my
summons.
Lately / had tried to dispense with
F,mma's presence at meals as far as
nossibIe. Servants were so apt TO gos-
sip.
Nice way to speak before the SER
want" Leonard remarked curuy as EN-
ma left the dining room. Its bad
enough without having ii wholesaled
over the back fences" he said dryiy.
Il know-it was stupid-but you are
SO cross-and. and irrcproachhble!
sobbed. I'm so lonely" Then l burst
into tears.
Leonard was at my side in "A minute
thought / heard him humble some
/ thing under his breath about that
damn cad" Then all his sullenncss ana
! Indifference slipped suddenly from NM
| He was down on his knees beside me
! in "A minute
! Don't. don't cry. dear. EvcrythinE
| is all right, little wife. I'm Just an
/ old hcar--and I'm worried dreadfuIiy
/ over business" lie put his strong
arms around me. Forgive me. dear
est?"
The doubt and unhappiness Of those
last dreadful days was soon mitigatcd'
with my tears had come the washing
away Of all our sorrow.
Il didn't mean TO CRY. dear, l plead
Cd II know how men hate woman $
tears. but I've missed our old time talks
SO and the tears would come" l said
dahbing my eyes with little wad Of
dampcncd handkerchief.
Lets forgive and start all over again
dearest" he responded. as our lips met
IN a long kiss Of happiness.
Tomorrow-LconardT Talks of the
Case.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
AODlE ADE's ADVENTURES
The Minute "a Day Serial.
Copyright 1921, by Basil 1. Smith

Copyright, 1921. by Basil Il. smith
Chapter II How does this scund?"
pad loestued the strange hold he had
On his fountain pen and passed his
literary effort 70 Addie for her ap-
proval Surrey TOR sale She read,
!" Good Bargain. apply Samuel Ade.
L. +. u. Centerville WeH ii Nou want
to know how il strikes me she an
nounced after 4 moments thought. Il
wouldn't bother about your old surrey.
Yen don't make il interesting What
de YOU want me To DO SAY it's paint-
I'd pink and green and has sleigh
bells all over II thatd sound interest
ing. / s'pose. replied Dad on the de-
fensive No not that" laughed Adj
die Il mean you ought TO tell some
thing about it. First ct All. Ii | read
your al. ia want TO know exactly what
price YOU wanted for the surrey Then
I'd want to know how long you'd used
IT, what sort Of shape it was in why
YOU wanted 10 get rid Of it and a lot
of things NTH some point to them :"
Maybe you're right Let's see now. :"
Dad remarked slowly, ana reached FOR
his zen and the paper Ten minutes
later he handed his second attempt TO
Addie Fine" She exclaimed This
tells your story Surrey Tor sale. used
ten months. black body maroon run
ming gear. iii hne condition. has had
best Of care; have purchased car and
So have no use for it. VIII sacrifice at
$50 samuel Ade-this viii ring the
bell. Dad, see if it doesn't"
To he continued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13

Among my acquaintances ia bril-
liant young lawyer who has already got
a toc-bold on a lattcr - succ'ss, and
has it in hi INTO climb e. The very top
of It.
Three years ago. when hc got married
no was strong husky rhap. without
a nerve in his body Now nc i thin.
wornlooking and jumpy Fl 2 cat
John looks sn had1 Whats the
matter with him@" asked someone the
other day.
Starvation and ovcr-work and lack
az sleep" replied a woman who knows
the secrets OF Johns home 'fc lie
Il married to wife who feeds him
out Of tin cans and paper bags and
who makes him run her crrands. aEI
sleep with teethng baby a nt1hI
She says that the home is just as mdch
his home as il IS hers. and the baby
inst as much his baby as il IS hers,
and that after she takes care Of i all
dav it's up TO him to wrestle with i At
night.
II don't suppose that he's had a single
unhrokcn nights sleep since the child
was born. and he has 10 get up carly
n make the coffee in the morning, and
wipe the dishes. and help stra.ghten
up the dining room after dinner AZ
night. And lis all killing him. No
man has got the physical strength 70
be a professional man. and cook,
and a uurse-maid too
when my husband has big case
on" said the wife Of q famous criminal
lawyer. y cancel every engagement 50
that l may stand guard at home ane
see that nothing annoys or interrupts
him. or takes his mind of his work
/ answer the telephone myself So thai
he will know that someone with luds
! ment is taking care OF every call.
keep the children in another part Of th'
house so that their noise may not reaci
him. do not even speak 70 him I'm
/ less he addresses me first. and unless
the house was on fire I would not ente
his study where he IS giving the bes
that is in him to working out hi
problems
Il also see personally to the pre-
paration Of every mouthful that he eats
so that he may have the most nourlsh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
TEARS-AND 4 Mss.

chapter 10.
Ieonard's pecvishness owe. ny ~,
,,,, With Alvah Fairchild hatteneu az
NJ, efforts 10 he communicative
! xyas stunned. hurt. that ne Sn""lN
uiace suth an Interpretation on NY
,to,s aud then | was genuinely ahs'S'
lIe had no right to jump At Su"' -.
elns,ons why, | had twice the Iis"'
to be angry with him. a., oa,o,.
~. thoughts were in n wild meoleS'
l ,xas strongly tempted TO see
rs,lrchild again. Leonard, II ne "@'''e
:, Ia so unreasonable, could underS'iii'
,hat my rights were as good as ms
nut why would he take stahn 'iNo
,h,t II his own actions were not SEEM
ly7 ,,.,,os,
,r,,,,. ,,.crc ALI wrong. | would not De
u.vr them. ! understood now oI cou' 81
II was business proposition nc "tu
>, ~, Mrs. Darwood. Any goose Wou'u
lou, that. II was not always pleasant |
~ 40 business in an office. They cou'o
,,fl hotter out somewhere-dinncr per
haps. o,.
NJ reasoning was becoming saner'
less cloudcd. But in spite OF every thihE'
Ii+,le demon thoughts of-dinner nj inc
,,t,g--late. unexplainable homecomlhEs
yvould send black clouds lowering
across our conjugal happiness.
Oh. why had Leonard acted SO ue,
cidedly unreasonable because l hao h'a'
luncheon with Alvah Falrchiiu' nc
had closed the doors OF undersUiiiuii'
We might have talked--StiaiBli' li'eiio"
things out much better.
Now he was more reucent than ever
He did not stay out as often IN ei'o
evenings and l actually had t''e IN
e,, .h,+ no was staying home 20
watch me. ] longed 10 put my wv
arms about him and say ou sTea
big foolish boy. my love ana la'tn ~
YOU are far beyond the reach OF THESE
petty people. We must. must oeheve ~
each other" But | COULDN'T. l u'u"
seem 70 be big enough ana ha'eO
myself for IL
The lorger We remained silent the
r,orr tense the atmosphere became
our meals were perfunctory affairs o.
torture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
WHY :?
WY Does a Lump Come Into Our
Throats When We Cry?
Copyright, 1920. by
Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.

Iase tae eve and the ear and many
oth 81 portions Of the body, the throat
IA nPos1 selica te structure. designed
with tie t-lple flnction of channel
counectl1g II aouth with the stom-
ach, the space through which air is
carried down tow ard the lungs and
the holding Of the yCaai cords which
control speech For tntE reason. when
the brain is not suffice ntly developed,
or when it is not acting - II should
as in the case of young @aIdren or
persons who are mentally elective
we usually find a cOnseque at difficulty
in speech and a constant swallowing.
as II 10 remove some o0struc lon in the
throat
Practically the same tn ng applies
when persons are so overy. ought that
they have 10 seek ref uge IN tears
Grief. and sometimes al ger, causes
an upset condition which nay be any
one Of a number of diff rent phases
Of hysteria The person loses control
for the brain is not functoning proper
IN with respect to the different actions
OF the body. and one .of the effects is
th.. feeling which We call "a lump III
the throat" This lump is nothing
more than a wayelike motion. precisely
the reverse Of swallowing, caused by a
movement in the walls of muscle which
form the throat, only the wave moves
inward instead of downward as is
the case when we swallow, and we get
the impression there is some obstruc-
tion. which leads persons who are on
the verge of tears to clear their
throats' before they speak.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE

Dear Joe:
My Finnish maid Hilma newly i'm
migrated she-cousin Svenska has got a
job somewhere in town. and the part of
the day she's not calling Iiilma up on
the telephone Hilma is calling her UP.
which of course is six of one and half
a dozen of the other as far as ! am
concerned. Every time / want to use
the telephone in its mother tongue ]
find it already in use in Finnish, and
believe me Joe it's cea sing to be funny.
and in fact never was
Another angle TO the situation is
that several times friends of mine have
called up and the operator has switched
them on the wire and imagine their sur
prise and shock when these 100 per cent
American callers found themselves in
Inundated by a flood of rapid Finnishi
So ] finally gave Hilma a piece Of nv
mind by means of the sign language
and ! gave her to understand as plain
as the nose on her face that hereafter
when she wants 10 exchange Finnish
with her cousin during business hours
she'll have TO 90 down to the drug store
and use the pay station.
Naturally she objected to this till
finally by a great stroke OF good man
agenent ] promised. 10 give her the
nickel to phone with each time. and thus
i left her with the impression that she
had won her point after all which oI
course is the aim Of all good diplomacy
Why don't they let Debs out, Joe.
From all / understand ne hasn't got {
prison temperament and won't outlivt
his sentence, and in that case why oi
course he'll never have a chance not tC
repeat his offense. so nobody viii ever
know whether his sentence did him ans
good on not, so the government will los'
all that money and trouble for nothing
if you see what ] mean. Lovingly,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13

long we were there we never knew
before they found US. but it seems that
when my Mother missed me she thought
l had tumbled of the golden stick and
fallen on the earth, so she asked the
Fairy Queen 10 help her lock for me.
But before she would do this the
Queen wanted 70 be sure her daughter
vas safe, so she came right 10 the
bower where she had last seen her"
Did your Mother scold you very
much? p" asked Bobby.
NO, she did not scOld, but both
mothers said we could not see each
other again until we both begged so
hard that they finally arranged we
should be together in the summer in
the way I told you." said the King.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13

hIm feei fhaf C.ad IF in Ills Heaven. and +
aiI S right Wifh fhe world
Nor vii aus tuan ,ynrk as hard or
arht To the death for . diacordan' home
ard n qIarralsoiur wife ar he viii for
the wife and home that mean peace. and
rest. and nope. and courage 20 him
Johns wlfc makes him take care n
the faby At night because he is as much
father as she is mother. True. But she
doesn't stop - consider that the man
she sends forth io Nora. duh and stupid
FOR lack of sleep. perye-racked and
worn. il 10 rival for the man with
whom hc has - match wits and VINO
: fresh ard rested from an untroubied
sleer.
The woman may say that she feels
5ust Is H4cH ike a W.T. aishrag. after
having a8rsed the uaay all night, as
hcr husband does. bus she has many
hours through tbe day when she can
MAKE ap iast sleep. while the man has
none Ard auyHay, tn fortunes u
the family 10 not depend upon her BE-
ing II her best. her intellectual p.lh,
as they do uIon the man.
4 mans nerves cat Jar more figure
in his success than women realize, and
these depend very much upon the way
he is fed Many a man turns down tae
good thiag that would have made him
a fortune. Simply because Il is al.ed
With dark brown. pssaIm4suc thoughts
from having part4heo of soggy break
fast Many a aau insults his boss and
gets Hred or affeuds his best clients ot
customers aad loses them because hs
i irritable and groaehs throash laea
Of proper Hoaushment n home 1oa
never hear of Il man having rro~tri-
ton who's, ute IS IN. guardian daseI
of his stomach
1t isn't u romantic way t. help oul
husbands BY holdlns up our end Of the
Job. and relieving them of ali possLb
domestic cares and worries, bat II is
the help that helps most. ard the wo-
man who doesn't do il. and Who makes
her husband do her work and his too
is not only a selfish beast. she IS a fool
Fer size lils Tho goose ,hat ,ays tn,
golden cges The n.an who has Il
push the psrambulator never pushe!
his fortunes very far"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
LITTLE BENNlt ;
NOTEBOOK
DAYS OF THE WIEN.
ny Leo Pape.

- -
1ac rock II dlvided IN days
Ending On the following Sund"T
And starting on ev"rgbodya
WIN me scientific name s. AHna'y.
2
There's never nutch - eat on
wich is one vvoy you can teH
There's Washing going RI IN nc E''''
And also TT 81 laundry 7Fn@ii.
%ufhing happens 44esnay'
Thersday,
and n you wfint r. gr'eHk
of thoge days ail 'ogefhfr
Jest mention the middle * me
friday is cveryhodyg Zen day
weather lts roid or hot.
T.eing lucky for you 4 you IKE fsh
y.uf true weather you N n nj.
eat'idday and 9undrv fheres ro 7fno.
fferray, Herray Ierray
wirn makes ,aem nataa aorr o1iab-
Than cry ether lay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
TWO GOOD HOME
LUNCHEON MENUS
The following menus are suitable f0r
IL L. -. Ii.

III NtbEON WfNN
The following menus are suitable for
either lunch oT supper.
Jcllled Meat leftover
Tea Marble Take
.folIied Meat Iseft-Overs. Put into
n antcepan 2 cups soup stock cor 40"
leftover gravy 81 canrcd ok tnil aoupJ
and senHon this with / teaspoon salt
and the Juice 0f one half lemon. When
hot. pour this broth into loaf cake
pan or hread pan and add to 10 table
spoons of grauuiated Rciniipe Whl'h
have been soft. ntd with . tnblespODnH
of cold water stir unti the go.atiu.
has dissolved. 4 cn add cups = cola
leftover lamb. beef ~ veal SET 30
cool place 10 stineu and Rers" turned
out onto q platter and eliccd
Marble Cake. Cronu to- thor 1 up
sugar and u cup butter. add e '1p
sweet milk. egRa (DnHeparaiod tHt
we'll bcatonD, anc - cups ~ hour
slftcd with teaspoon soda and trn
spoons cream Of tartar. NpW ucIt
auIare of chocolate 10 a cup ana aIH
to il I hca ping tabIa spoou sugar. ''i-
spoon vanilla. and labisepD"u mis.
mix these ingredients Wfi to&r'h'f
then add them n one cup oi the lHfi'i
Z, hich you have taken from he b1'''f
bowl and put in a Fmalle- bow1 f3i-
ter o lcaf-caEe p and P"1r 10 hfi &.
layer of the white b1tter. 'hen iftff
If tho brown alternating fh'
battefs uutl both arc uHol - F1ff
for - minutes iu medium ~ D.
Fropt with either rhoT9iat. ~
frostlug This f. one e lt"
receipts that most poapl' q tf
can't fail"
RgudauB
Tomato saUro
/ Tea Banana-Jrlly 3rrrT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
THE GIRL ON THE JOB.
rNrsIrAL OCCUPATIONS.
By Jessie Roberts.
Copyright 1920. by Wheeler Syndicate inc

,irI NJ nineteen or twenty in WIS
consjn is making a nice little fortune as
a trainer. ard there is one thing sure
she wont find any particular amount
Of competition from women 70 uo"p''
her in her chosen work.
How would you. who so down to the
office every morning, spend some i'o"i >
at vour desk in the usual routine ana
then buzz home again on car OF u am
how would YOU like to put on snowsho"s
and tramp a long route alone curry ~
tho winter mornings over wastes 81
snow, under dark pine trees ana ~
lonely stream and lake, looking at the
traps you had set the preceding ddy
And how would you like to take OUT the
little animals that had gone TO theit
death during the night, slln6 them over
YOUR shoulder. carry them nome, ihtFt
10 skin them. and to cure the skins, ana
match them up for sale u come hhe
woman in the great city. the gre CITY
that YOU did not care a Whit Tor, whose
crowded streets and racket only bored
yo-, whose sophisticated ways leIt you
uninterested2
poIly Bent lives that kind Of life and
loves il. She is among the best trap
pers in her section Of country, and the
minks and other fur-bearing animals
she collects, are as familiar to her in
all their ways and habits, as poultry
are TO a chicken fancier.
The dizzy price of furs these days
makes trapping a good business, es-
pecially as Miss Bent manages it. Shs
has a special set of customers who are
glad to take what furs she gets, anc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
aRPrrvG HHYMFs
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- - -

rn
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a4 l
eneraa
aears
a- 4al uncrr
rK aas. ae tue
a3 re
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Le ud aa a4
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tad a vref .
Ana uae mpnr
-er -r "a. all 8. a.r sna lsoa
-ze lrer -rnt
4. rI aAa
.rest .s eaa al4ta
.aL @ 4a- nee
-4.rg Ve srurE lt
5ue 4alea
a 1nf u
I'm aa- Efou llrl
aea. -e oun.
rhat .A new
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veu
ne n.u I
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shadow
1ua.
la4 1ta
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
The Iyr Land and the Hing

Part IL.
As told you. my motnet =
- tno Skv witches" said the
- .o,,a ono dav she took me for a
~ ond ~ her golden broom
10 Dassed Mr.. Sunman. who
-. GOOD friend Of mine. l slid
ofT on n sunbeam PAIN a"u
see him.
"Of course. my MotheI oiu ~.
| had gone, as ! was sltt'he 49,
.rd after making Mr.. Sunman ht'le
,,si, waited for her. sure she wouia
nass that way on her return.
But after awhile ! grew tired OF
waiting. so I wandered along the sun
hoam path. which happened TO leao
down to messy dell and there sitting
urd,r a bower saw. for the first time
the Ivy Lady.
III was love AT first sight. and now
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
WEST AID TO. GIVE PLAY.

TheIadies' Aid Society of West Presby-
terian Church viii present the play "ltoW
the Club Was Formed on Friday even
n.gat s O clock ia the Ne" Century Club.
Mrs Edwin &. Clark is directing the per
forrnapce. which has been in careful
preparation for several weeks. Illus
trated songs will form tire second part Of
tie program
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
row, rrHorps c1o.FFrrr.

r,ev ToI-er wn Arm 49,
E Eerfsu as -raf = rm .eru .ffirr
stn vsr.tfar aHuffa fmm
Tnr tw r~e~ffvn Iuw
rbrr arfrr nn rvtnni rfa frffs
rs anlan
sarrttre lfterfV ra .r-~~nrw tn
t.a+ rr rrrva ~ XIX a rfrsrr fiVe
terause rrrurfar r0faNa
credit 4pon aU awa ~ rraIar -narar-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY Laura A. KHkran

Boudsur ,Thran may q. nadr ESD
any kind Dr I.lU mrtt I.fi."f0H.
b,sf o. tfr maaf In nh
pint of ihf ,..E.f .u.'y h'Hp
meat ndd ? tHi.nHUU.H NI'I
a rup = o,t Dr rN ~. n
dash ~ pepper WOW Htt'n
ud Hhlasun.n hHuNf H
ingrrdirutH t.I 4rI at hm
hof oven n u4n nrH
hat with tpr fYu.sirg tomato
Tomato hu.r Iar nludrnH
t0 o 'u.aUan rIIH Ufnnr
tpsr .rar h.al.1 nn'y
hnH.. Hrl
r'up'r hH m.sf.rn fnr
a''r fH.era ~ Hmmrr Ir
ofA1 1f...I.. If nII.rH.t.
tnd tt.n urf.I fi1 .Ir.U
~ H9.l IUIr IrII
fir 'r l .r.I
Untn nff aI
frr r frH
HarHra Ilr p..fr
b.H4rs stf.r rf. Ile fn
.uorr .HHI F.n
rls. lr. HHtri. .nr
.r ,nl1 f"rfIre
81 Ileof.eJ Hf r
sugar arh
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