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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
THE OLIvET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. L. K. Williams. DID. Minister

The Olivet pulpits were all filled
last Sunday by visiting ministers. IN
attendance at the Bible Institute
which is now in session. In the morn
ing the Rev DR. T. w. -. Isaac. OF
Nashville Tenn. preached at 9th
ST. and the Rev. DR. J. r. Brown. OF
CAIRO. Ill. and the Rev. DR. Graves.
OF Harrisburg, Ill. preached at 5lst
St and South Park In the evening
the house was crowded TO its utmost
capacity TO hear DR.. Isaac deliver a
very instructive sermon on "A PhySi-
cal Deformity Is a Heavenly Neces-
sity. A few weeks ago the officers
and trustees announced that they
wanted 5000 on the second Sunday
in March In accordance with that
desire at the close OF the services last
Sunday night. without any demonstra-
ton whatever, the various auxiliarics,
members and friends quietly laid on
the table Just S5.80000 five thousand
and eight hundred dollarsl. and they
are still several clubs and circles 10
report
The Bible Institute Is a big success,
ministers and laymen, and women
from all over the city and state are
attending III large numbers. Some OF
the best speakers OF the denomination.
both white and colored, are here. The
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
For Example

1t is indeed interesting how the Jewish people
born independent which repued to be owned by the
masns.e The attacks which of religious and raie
ngly The Jews held responsible for the
proeng corrupt politics. and the aggregate SINS OF humanity
laid the door of the unfortunate "sons of Israeli"
We do propose and cant the unfair charges
Of Mr. Ford We do not challenge the users Of the .
finer human senbie The thons that pierce their sides and
the sight their bleeding flesh does not to misery
Jewish brother.
The of the weak by the strong with attendant
does receive sanction We hate it, bhor it We despse
system public opinion which feass It, but the Jews
than from their methods OF resentment
we have much to learn
The Jews sending petitions to Ford praying for "a
cessation of host neither do the Jewish Rabb preach OF the
of dollars from Ford mammoth industry They
the time they aiding the divine forces in destroying
evils and quie The Jews resenng their injuries and insults
American preiudice-that is, his pocketbook.
The willy knowing that is but the gunea stamp"
sign almighty dollar humble Fords pride
and by dr. their % age from his Institution h. to ,sd s 10
Of Abraham"
Their method is simple and massslabe The philosophy behind
tainted and according to Ford let us
him further with it."
No longer will the Jews purchase the automobiles
To them has become thing of evil is vile and oathsome
They shm it. viii they purchase of Fords cars? Absurd
Ford esr Take t back says the Jew I'VE can't use it,
With this emphatic refusal other explanation given This
and repeated refusal of goods the to
ga and TO- and behold he finds that Henry Ford causing his
firm tremendous losses His pockeboo has been hit He mme-
datey dspense forever and day with the n Lizzie and the
hatred generated from its ines
The Black Man. being attacked by should
his attack after that of the Jew Let dollars
help destroy the of prejudice and discrimination The buy
of the Black Man factor and mighty Twelve
million Black People the commodities of life
At wentyfow million dollars baered and traded from
their hands daily Should these dollars be marshaed from
enemies and into the Golfers of friends would have
and less We would suffer less made
suffering painful to prosecutors.
1t opportne time for the Black Man his dollars fo
his study of the Jew will be of
able value and organizations and
of Black himself take this method
make our lives miserable.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
The Dream of the 'Invisible Empire"
Y. w. 6. A. News

Nine. Morgan, our instructor in mil
linery, has offered to give free instruc-
tons in millinery every Monday even
ing until after Easter to all members
OF the association. The class begins
at 3 p. III.
The Business Girls Club will have
charge OF besper services at the y. ".
c. a. Sunday afternoon at p. M. We
would like for all OF our friends to
be present at that time. The young
girls need encouragement in their re-
ligious work, and ii the older people
do not come TO their activities they
may have tendency to lose interest.
Nine Fannie Hall Clint, will soon
begin her dramatic plays at the y ".
{. A, and would like a, MANY as pos
sible to Join that class which meets
every Friday evening at s p. m The
class is more than interesting giving
poise. an easy flow OF language and
many other features that are admired
by all
Pictures OF the different classes will
be taken every evening this week All
who are members OF any OF them plea sc
come and make the classes as large
as possible.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY
CENTER THE PEOPLES
CHURCH

On last Sunday morning the Peo-
pies Church was crowded to over
flowing. The pastor. DIR. w. d. Cook.
preaching a most inspiring sermon
from the text. Call Upon Me in the
Time OF Trouble" The choir sang
IN is usual excellent manner and the
orchestra was exceedingly fine in its
rendition OF largo Eighteen persons
joined the church
Regardless OF the inclcmency OF the
weather on last Sunday night a large
and appreciative audience listened at
tcniivciy to the address of the evening
a. delivered by Miss Mary NJ. Bar
telme, assistant To the Judge OF the
Juvenile court Mrs Robert Mccall.
ex -president OF the Chicago Y. W. {.
4. introduced the speaker. The cornet
solo by Miss Irene Howard and the
reading from Paul Lawrence Dunbar
by Mrs. Marie Burgette Johnson weEr
pleasing numbers on the program. The
choir under the direction of Prof. J.
Wesley Jones was at its best. Mrs.
Alberta Moore Smith. probation Of
hcer OF the Juvenile court. Miss Is
tella Webster. who was in charge OF
the Vacation House Tor Girls al
Hammond last summer; Mrs. Mamie
Mason higgins. chairman of the Girls
Work Committee OF the Y. w. {. A,
occupied seats on the platform.
Rev. W D. Cook. addressed
class OF Wendell Phillips
High on last Thursday evening. His
subject was Preparedness" His ad-
dress was received with much APP
plause.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
Y. Nj. e. A. News

The Wabash Avenue Department
was represented by eight entrants who
competed in the city-wide elimination
swimming contest at Hyde Park De
partment Thursday evening, March
10th.
Fourteen boy leaders were guests
OF Wabash Avenue Department in at
tendance at the Annual Gym Night
program at the y. NJ c. A. College.
53rd and Drexel boulevard. An older
boys conference will be held at the
college Friday and Saturday. March
18th and 10Th.
The Young Mems Council, COM
posed OF representatives OF the vari-
Sunday afternoon. March 18th.
The Mems Mass Meeting was held
at Pilgrim Baptist Church, Sunday
afternoon, and a large audience en-
joyed the splendid program.
On Sunday, March 10Th, Mr.. a.
Gilruth. returned missionary from In
dia, will speak a, the Mems Meeting,
which will be held at the Y, audi
forum. Subject: "A Man Up a
Tree Services will be held in the
lobby every evening next week lead
ing up to Easter Sunday. The Yves
leyan Methodist Church holds services
at the Y every Sunday.
Moving pictures in the lobby every
Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
Recent arrivals.
Thomas Penn. Cincinnati Ohio.
George Lawton, Carrier Mills, Ill.
Livingston Taboon, Carrier Mills,
III.
DIR. William Seabrook, Chicago.
Harry Bolden, Columbus, Ohio.
Sargent MORN, Lima. Ohio.
c. Buright, Albany, N. Y.
7. Banks, St. Paul, MINI.
Clement Logan, ST. Paul, Mimi.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
LILY BAPTIST CHURCH

The Lily Baptist Church. $40 F.
Thirty-hfth street. is doing splendid
work in serving free lunches to the I'M
employed. All who applied Tor meals
were well cared Tor. Deacon George
Harris, who is in charge OF the work,
wishes to thank the persons who so
literally contributed TO the cause, and
ask that the public will continue its
support.
All are invited to the services Sun
day: Prayer services. o a. m; Sabbath
school. $50 a. m; preaching, II a m;
b. y. p. l.. o p. III; preaching, 8 p. m,
and mid-wcek services Wednesday, 8.
p. IN.
Rev. f. X. Burbridge, Phi D. pastor.
William q. =. Johnson, clerk.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
The Churches
BEREAN CHOIR MUSICAL

The patrons OF the Berean Choir
musical enjoyed one of the most de-
ightful programs of the season Sun
day evening, March 18th, at Berean
Baptist Church. Fifty-second and Dear
born street. Despite the unsettled
weather. large crowd was in attend
ance. Hon. Arthur Burrage Farwell
delivered an address on The Solution
OF the Problems of the World-the
Golden Rule which was encouraging
and inspiring.
Mrs Evelyn Taylor, a pupil OF
Madam Clint presented abide With
Ne in pantomime, Mrs James Anna
Weathers singing the solo. Berean
choir presented very pleasing chorus
numbers, with Miss Esther Henderson
is soloist.
Mr. ]. c. Stith, formerly OF the La
fayette Players, dramatic artist with
rare ability. gave a reading, The Mer-
chant of Venice" by Shakespeare, and
was the recipient of much applause.
The singing of the mixed quartet
namely, Mrs. NJ. w. Doxie, Mrs. NJ
Stringfellow, Mr.. w. NJ. Brooks and
Mr.. y Hagen. was one of the pleasing
features OF the program.
Next all-star program April 10, 1921,
8 p. IN.
All are cordially invited.
EStella 6. Bonds. Organist.
Jackson ]. Stovall, Chairman.
Isaac T. Yarbrough, Chorister
Rev. W. 5. Bradden, Pastor.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
ST. MARK METHODIST EPIScO-
PAL CHURCH, FIFTIETH ST.
AT WABASH AVE. ~
Rev. John w. Robinson, DID,, Pastor

Kew. John w. Robinson, DID, Pastor
st. Mark IS in the midst OF an
Easter Revival with the Rev. IL. NJ
Carroll, former Pastor OF Fulton ST
Church as the Evangelist. The meet
ing began Sunday with a large con-
gregation and three conversions. II is
a most fitting way to approach the
Easter time Every Christian should
seek closer walk with Cod as well
as use his gifts for the leading oil
others TO Christ Services are being
held each night Good preaching and
singing. 81.
1t Is Just one month until the as
scmbling OF the Lexington Conference
in Cory Church, Cleveland. O., and
our Pastor has planned Tor an Easter
rally which is to excel anything we
have ever done on Easter Special
Palm service next Sunday morning.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19

to prove the DEBT or the agreement
made between yourself and the other
party. you can obtain judgment in the
case.
Question: purchased a piece OF
property some time ago and had the
deed made out in my wife's name.
She has made out deed which | am
10 use in case she dies. This second
deed has not been recorded. Would
this deed protect me il she should
die and the children claimed a share
OF the property?
AnsWer-Apparently this second
deed from your vile to yourself is
not completed instrument, as de-
/ livery to the grantee il one OF the
essential requisites OF a deed. In this
case you had better have your wife
make will in your favor.
Question-Where a child has been
adopted by foster parents. who died
and lett him some money. can he be
compelled to assist his own mother,
who Is in very needy circumstances?
He is now over p years OF age.
Answer-No Not unless he can be
persuaded to do so OF his own
volition.
Question-Who Is entitled to the
property OF a bachelor who dies and
whose only living relatives are some
cousins; Are the daughters OF his
stepmother entitled to a share OF the
property.
Answer-In the absence of a will,
the cousins are entitled 10 the prop
erty. The daughters OF his step
mother can take no portion OF the
property except by will providing for
the same.
| QUESTIONABLE companies liable for
accidents to their employees while
they are in the course OF the work
for the company?
Answer-Ordinarily. yes. II the
facts are such as to warrant suit the
same can be brought If not, petition
for compensation can be maintained
before the Industrial Accident Board
Consult an attorney and give him the
facts and let him advise you further
Question-Is it true that a divorce
can be obtained on the grounds oil
incompatibility OF temperament?
Answer-Depends upon what yor
lmean by ''ncompatiblity OF tempera.
ment." There is on record a rather
| recent case in which a divorce wa.
; granted on the grounds of incom.
. patibility OF temperament but the rec
,, ords in the case show that the acts
l committed in the case amounted tc
, more than is popularly understood
: and meant by the phrase 'incom
fpatibility OF temperament" Ii yor
mean mere incompatibility OF taste,
5 and contrary disposition accompanied
: only with diverse wishes and likes oil
the part of the parties making it i'm
possible Tor them to agree on mat
, tiers that concern them, but accom-
panied by no acts OF violence on the
part OF one OF the parties amounting
to cruelty or the like, then this would
, not be valid ground for divorce II
| is true, however. and the courts vii
recognize the fact. that some people
have higher sensibility than others
and acts which might constitute ex-
5 treme cruelty to some people of a
, high degree of sensibility would moi
, constitute such cruelty when applied
in the case of others. In such a case
where the extreme delicacy of feel
, ings is involved, it is a matter Of con-
sidering all OF the facts in the case in
order to determine the extent of the
injury in any giv4n case
Send questions for this column TO
> Herman F. Moore. care Chicago
Whip, 1920 State street
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19

The Business Girls Club met
"Wednesday March 9th in the Blue
Triangle Club Rooms. Alter supper
which was well prepared by Mrs. OIL
ga Porter Braeme and Miss Edna
Clanton, the girls were given their
first gym instructions by the Girls
Work Secretary, Miss Ruth Arnett
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19

due and he did
not pay it, | gave
the note to a law
yer. | find now
that the note has
been lost. Is there
any way | can
collect the money
without this note ?
Answer-Yes. if
you { a n make
sufficient showing
and have stuff
cient evidence TO
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19

the aus c 5 o I
pimples? l am a
oun 6 man 20
years old a n d
II We never had
any We II er e a |
complaint, b u t
recently pimples
have been break
ing out on my
b a c k and face.
Do you think my
b ! o o d is pois-
oned?
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
PALM SUNDAY PROGRAM AT
SOUTH PARK M. E. CHURCH
Thirty-third and South Park Blvd,
March 20, 1921, 7:45 p. M.

Don't fail to attend this rare music
feast and hear some OF Chicagp's
most talented artists. Among those
participating will be: Mrs. Nora
Holt; Mrs. Lauretta Williams, Miss
Mae Monroe, Mrs. Chas. l.. Reese,
sopranos: W. B. Williams, basso;
Ernest Edwards, tenor; Albert Jones,
clarinet; Robert Turner and Vim. c.
Thomas. cornetists; little Ruth Smith,
Master Maurice Smith, Foster Dele
ware, violinists. Select Oetettes, South
Park Choir OF 81 voices and Com
munity Orchestra Come early and
secure good seats. Doors open az
p. m. Admission free. Bring your
children. =.
THEO. L. REESE. Chorister
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
Health Hints
By DIR. Troy Smith.

Inquiry: VIII you kindly answer
these questions through the columns
OF the Chicago Whip What are
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19

Rev. F. D. Butler, DID, was in the
city last week and returned to Phila-
delphia where he Still retains the
pastorate of Zoar NJ f, Church. DIR.
Butter is the new Secretary of the
kpworth Leagues of the Methodist
Episcopal Church aid Chicago win be,
his headquarters alter April LIST.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19

girls of the church invite the public
to attend the basketball game with
the girls of Grace Presbyterian
Church, Saturday night, March 10Th.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
Legal Catechism
By Herman E. Moore,
Attorney-at-Law

Question: loaned some money TO
a man and took his note for the pay
ment of it. After the note became
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19

MYTH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MO-
w TIVE IN OUR EXPRESSION, WITH CONSCIENTIOUS
COMPASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY, WITH oN
sTINTED CREDIT THOSE WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS
OUR GUIDE POST AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION WE
q HAVE COMMITTED OURSELVES TO THE WORLD OF JOUR
NALIsM WE HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC
SERVICE.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-02
Il the picnic al Mud Greek


il visiting Mr.. John Mcclellan. They
spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs
Mary Under ~ Mr. and Mrs. sam Lin
d.r-s home Mrs Max Roper j. visit
ing her mother of near Oakion-
ROPER DISTRICT NEWS.
Mr. and Mr.. James Roper and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. j. a.. luusford ana 4
a,p@bter Madeline. Mrs Mollie Ne !
CIellan and Miss Martha Davis visited ,
Hoh Powell and family 40 Kenfon re-
,.utlv Charlie Noonon and family, ac-
commented hy Mrs. George Roper. of
Dumas. Ark. and Miss Mnyme Roper. /
If 81 Louis. visited Oh coil well. near
Eoudurauf. SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs
Walter Crostic visited their daughter.
Mrs Ernest Fields aud family at Hick-
man Sunday-The young people enjoy
81 n party az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Roper saturday night--Hazei
FeildS LEFT Friday Tor Memphis. 90 visit
her brother. Roy shelton, and wife and
her uncle. Glen Roach and wife.-Alr-
and Mrs Dan Horton and Mr.. and Mrs
Petite Of Fulton. and Miss Lucille Rain
ev Il Paducah. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
lie Henry Ssinday-A son was horn
Ito Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Robertson Fri
ldav the 27th-Miss onnie Fleming
Spent saturday night and sunday with
lher friend. Miss Virginia MrMurry
lW. W Preuctt and family and Charlie
Sloan and family visited Dick Preuett.
near Union City. recently--Miss EvelSn
Powell II Kent0n. Tenn. is visiting
mis- Mndalie Lunsford and Iavernc
lRoper Mrs Dick Eransford visited
lsisfer Mrs lester Brown and family
LOT near Ehcnozcr Church, one day last
weck Mrs Mollie Mcclellan l. visit
ling her daughter. Mrs. Powell Camp
beli-Mrs. Jessie Chambers. OF near
lCayee spent q few days last week with
her neice. Mrs. Arthur Roper.-Calvln
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The HLCh-JLN IVC
CAICE NEWS

Dt tHr tOtn ~
Speciai Correspondents
Mrs Clara Carr and Louise Menees
spent Wednesday with Miss Mai Henry
OF near Hlckman-Mrs Tom MCAurry /
visited her mother Mrs Tyler. We'd
ne~day.-Mrs Jessie Davi and daugh-
ter. aud rMs A'hrlten Of Jackson. are I
visiting Mrs Henry Burns.-Alrs. Min
ME Gr1 haIa II Charlottesville. visited
Mrs Henry Burns Thursday Clarence
Reed ~ Hickman. took dinner with llr-
and Mrs J " Naylor Thursday. Mr..
and Mr. Toiie Jackson Of Hickman
speur saturday with Mrs. Fannie Jones
Dalton oliver is visiting John Tyler
and family Little Misses Emma Gene
Garrett and N srgueritc Flower spent
l "A few days with Anita and Dorothy
Fav l.r.- Ms Betty Moore spent sat
urdav with Mrs. Arch Oliver Mrs
Wauuce Tyler and Mr.. and Mrs g I
Houdursnt and daughters nitended
Decoration exercises at Palestine sun
idav-A number from here attended
lghildren-s exercises 90 Harmony sun
ldav afternoon The Methodist Sunday
school enjoyed "a picnic az Mud Greek
| saturday EVplyn Powell Of kcuion
Is visiting relatives and friends here
Mrs Fannie Jones' and lois NJ yhel,
spcut "Wednesday night with Mrs Al
lhert ZONES -Nr~ Mary Whipkey cam'
! ThurS.lav Go stay "a while with he
I fnther sam Jones. who Is sick. Z
Suge and family were la Fulton Thurs
z Idav-Nir and Mrs. G. l.. Euuduruii
I and Bob Roper were i'm Fulton Friday
I Nffss Ia rniourh spent Friday nigh
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OBITUARY.
yfrxie May sharp was born IN o'1ion
County. Tenn. April Is issA. eied May
II. 1871
She leaves n husband two children.
an aged father and mother. Two broth
srs. and one sister 90 mourn her los.
She was a lovable Christian woman.
was q member OF the Methodist
Church.
There IL no death Our bowed ones
have only fallen asleep and az the great
ava kening we shall meet again.
We know that In the dawuing q the
morning we shall be known as we are
known
Nay. grieve not for the dead alone.
Whose song has told their hearts
sad story.
Weep for the voiceless who have noi
known.
The cross without the crown of glory
Not where I.encadian hreezes sweep.
Ger SapphO's mcmory-haunted billow
But where the glistcuing night dews
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As sweet 20 as as heaven
A Friend
To ~ Members and Friends II the /
First Methodist Church, Hickman
Kentucky
What have you come 10 the Ming
dom Tor az such time as this ~
an opportunity. WIS haltf
W. uted twelve families who VIII
civ, eightv-three cents day for year
~ seventeen cents a day for I'VE years
Ten families who viii give sixty mine
...r.s a ,lav for n year. or fourteen cents
dny for five years.
Fifteen families who viii give forty
two cents a day for year. or nine
cents a day Tor FIVE years Twenty Pep-
ple who will give twenty-eisht cents
| = aav for n year. or siN cents utS TOY
Ave wears. Twenty-Five people who VIII
give fourteen cents day Tor year.
ar three cents n day FOR five years ana
forty uaople who will give seven cents
a dgv for a year or two cents day TOT
i've years.
This l. for the preservation or Gun
youth, our families. our state ana ma
tional life. i'm other words Chrisiiai
Enucnfion.
cod saws. speak 20 the children o
Israel that they 20 forward. IN
Church has called on Us for Slo.25o y
Of the SD 600. DNoc0 10 he raised. Tn
first duty II Is soldier j. 90 obey. le
as cooperate with others. Read Den'
viii Is: But thou shalt remember th
Lord thv God for He II is that givei
the power % get wealth" Pse. 80
Trust in the Lord and do good :
shalt thou dwell IN the land. and veril
thou shalt be- fed" Prov. $40. "hoi
y or the Lord with thy substance. an
with the first fruits OF all thine increa'
SD shall thy barns be filled with plel
u.s." Nal. iii :1O-11: Il viii rebuke p
idevourer. etc. il Cor. a-G: He whit
soweth sparingly shall reap also spa
mrlv: and be which SOweth bountiful
shall reap also beautifully. Prov. II
-: say not 20 thy neighbor. go. m
come again. and tomorrow l will give
10 a. said we are now paying - cen
out Of every dollar ~ tax for p
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slow-dropped from Misery's crush
ing presses
II singing breath or echoing chord
To every hidden pang we're given
~, a,.Jlaza melodies were poured "a
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is Central System Calls Attenti.

Things the Public Does Not See
Ii andn rain arrive
and O in charge Of train 1t sees comparatively little all there back q m
etrn general
the division trail the igl the skilled
walkers producing '"e
workers producing they
treated with nj producing ~
pits and steam anu
thousand and On" other
s
whotusis it $ the
42o and bolts a o
ertn recurring taunuon
the Hgn stem
taee auacns
quss ne p and distinct engine
he eyerd onand TIN
ytem demands be feSIet
ot~rs rnas
dpsala The
whenh train IS h ht
sstandns ueca mes trx s
tie o
Amoern refdgr "a hulon muthe
the mustle
equre % y
ihmuie
dkeptins :
safety o ira IS y s~~-r4E
men who actually operate
SINAI prop
tofe IN RI
ysforaHv living counting onw worker o Every Nv
national Anything mat
rnwa nJnesl ph
tOf ALT btumno
produced the United states
o all the and
argu rsof officiating and
dtzen # echow
dmeansas muhto IN o h
has hrr
pOaton af
salaries trnHHH whom 500 s train
deal WIN
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As sweet 70 US as heaven.
A Friend