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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
SPECIAL JUDGE FOR
IND. HARBOR CASE

IAPORTE. Ind, Feb. s-Judge Cal
Iaher today granted request of at
torneys from Indiana Harbor that a
special Judge be appointed to sit in
the damage and dissolution suit Of
the Indiana Harbor lodge OF Interna-
tional brotherhood of Boilermakers.
iron Shipbuilders and Helpers. against
the parent organization.
Suit Is brought to dissolve the ma
tional order and divide the monies in
the treasury among the local branches
or reinstate the branches In good
standing and put out of office the Of
dcers of the national body. Time for
trial was set as the December term Of
court and it was called today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
S571 WORTH
OF CIGARETTES
ARE STOLEN

Burglars pulled a daring job in Ham
mond last night when they broke into
the Pennsylvania freight office at Fort
Wayne ave. and Gostlin street, and got
away with eight cases of Camel cigar
cts valued at $571.20.
The theft was not discovered until
early this morning when the doors of
the freight office were found open. In
dications are that the thieves first pried
the lock off of the cast door and then
carried the cigarettes out through the
north door. Owing to the rain which
started during the night no tracks could
be found by which the thieves could be
traced. 1t could not be ascertained
whether vehicle was used in carrying
the cases away. 1t was probable that
a truck was used as a man could hard
1y handle more than one of the bulky
cases.
The shipment was intended for Lies
enfelt Bros. S5 State street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
MAY Get STATE NORMAL SCHOOL BRANCH
Missing
Girl Now
Located

Sixteen year old Bernice Gill of Gary
who has been missing from her home at
2264 West Seventeenth avenue. in Toll
lestin since last Sunday and believed
to have been kidnapped has been found
according to information received by
Chief Of Police w. A. Forbis of Gary
last night.
She was located at the Hahnemann
hospital. 2S14 Ellis Ave. in Chicago.
the name of Miss Rae Borgongue. IS
years old and her nearest relative as
Dorthea Burns. 4S1s Michigan ave.
According to a Mrs. Homer in charge
of the hospital. the Gill girl came to
the hospital several days ago to have a
4S1S Michigan avenue.
Edward Gill. employe of the tin mills
and father of the girl. was notified this
morning that the daughter had been To-
Gated at the Hahnemann hospital and
left for Chicago to bring her back to
Gary On tip that the girl was in
Michigan City. Mr.. Gill spent the day
there yesterday and did not return un-
til late last night.
The theory of the girl being lddnap
ped was sbandoned yesterday when po-
lice officials obtained the information
that the girl could be found in Chica-
go. 1T was just another case of
father being stern and daughter with
objections, leaving home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
TAX VISITORS ARE
COMING HERE FEB. 21

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. 4,-The
1921 taxing year began yesterday with
the first of n series OF meetings for
the discussion OF assessing problems
under the auspices of the state board
of tax commissioners. which was held
in Lafayette. Subsequent meetings
will be held in every county of the
state and will be attended by repre-
sentatives Of the board.
The date for the Marion county
meeting. which will be conducted by
the full board. has not been decided.
Dates for meetings in a number Of
the larger counties of the state are al
follows: Vandcrburg county. Evans
VILE. Feb. 81; Allen county. Fort
Wayne. Feb. II: Waye county. Rich
mond. Feb. Il; Porter county. valpa-
raiso. Feb. 9; Lapcrte county. Laporte,
Feb. 10: st. Joseph county South
Bend. Feb. II: Lake county. Feb. IL;
Vigo county Terre Haute. Feb "a:
EIkhart. Feb. 10, and Cass county. Lo-
cansport, Feb, s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
Killed, Wounded.

Two police iorTies were ambushed
near New Pa1lis and obstacles were
put upon the roadway. The first Iorry
was able to hurdle the obstructions on
account of the high speed at which IL
was travelling. The second " as brought
TO a standstin and fierce hGhting en-.
sued. The policemen were outnumber-
ed but fought bravely against heavy
odds -.
Advices from Dublin this afternoon
quoting Information given out at Dub
lin castle. told of four men policemen
killed at Bessbrook. Gormanstown.
Dunlavin and Balbriggan. bring tho
total death list OF crown forces up to
Is,
Dublin reported that the British
military authorities have not yet re-
eeived confirmation of the news that
six Sim Feiners were killed in the
battle near Rosscarberry Thursday
morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
(BULLETIN.l

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvicE1
LONDON, Feb. 4.-The claim printed
In "A SLIM FcIn Newspaper An New York
that Irish RePubIicanN had sunk the
British submarine IN-5 with the loss of
81 lives was rIdIcuIed by the admiralty
today.
cit is too nbsurd and ridiculous to
Tnrrnnt comment" said nn admiralty
statement. '"rhe k-5 was miles from
the SeilIy Island when she was de-
stroyed. There is no known electrical
vibration capable of doing much harm
mt such distance. No strange crnft
was in the vicinity mt the tIme. We
hope thnt this report will not be con-
sidered seriously for IL would embItter
the men of the nnVy against the SLIM
FeIn."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
Bead Oil
Made For
Moonshine
Hammond Man Invents An
other Little Trick of an
Illicit Trade


Someone with good command q
simple English can make a fortune oy
writing The Complete Moonshiner'
Translated into hfty-two different
languages and dialects It would meet
with a heavy sac in the Calumet req
ion.
So many little tricks OF the trade
have developed and hootch buyers are
becoming so fnlcky about their liquor
that the combined knowledge must be
compiled and spread broadcast or
many a good stin viii 60 into the dis
card. Plain old " hite mule doesn
satisfy the critical trade. Real whis-
key or its best imitation is demanded
steve vargo. 575 Morton avenue,
East Hammond. was doing his best 70
make ii nice for the hard liquor Gus
toners of his soft drink parlOr until
fedora lagents tripped him up yester-
day evening. Steve used bead oil
in addition to the other little decep-
tions now employed in Disgusting
moonshine.
Hand a bottle OF liquor to one who
knows something about It. He isn't
satisfied with smelling or tasting It.
He shakes the bottle vigorously and
watches for the little beads which
linger on the surface instead of burst
ing Immediately like water bubbles
do. If they remain he thinks it has
aged properly. Ordinary moonshine
shows no beads.
Well bead oiI' is concoction
which when added to moonshine Will
make the beads appear in about three
days. Then II the coloring IS added
and the stuff Is placed in regular bot
ties with the fake labels and revenue
stamps it gets by very nicely.
That was what Steve had planned to
do, Some fellow came along recently
and explained the game to him. II
loked 50 good that steve bought six
ounces or bead oil" paying the fancy
figure OF So an ounce, Steve also
bought several gallons Of moonshine
at $13 per. He was ready to become
rich
When the federal agents arrivec
Steve shrugged his shoulders and ex-
posed the palms of his hands and bade
them search the place. Nothing was
found until tho safe was reached.
Steve was ordered to open it. His
hand shook 50 ho couldn't work the
combination. The officers thought he
was stalling so ono OF them called
Chief Simons at headquarters.
Get an axe and break It open or
dered the chief
Aye. aye, sir" responded his lieu
tenant and he started after the axe.
Then Mrs. VaTgo recalled that she
knew the combination. She twirled
the knob and swung the door open.
There was the bead OIL two and one
half gallons Of moonsihne and a half
pint of colored liquor,
This Is for Steve's own use" said
Mrs. Yargo as she took the colored
stuff and started to put it away un-
der the stair steps. Steve Will never
use 1t though.
Steve was lodged in the Hammond
police station and VIII be tried tomor-
row morning before Judge KIotz. Not
long ago he paid $3.50 and served thIr-
~ days for violating the liquor law so
it looks bad for him this trip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
HELP FOR THE GIRLS

Todie, the photographer. SO State
street. has volunteered his services to
those who aspire to win the Chicago
Tribune's beauty contest prize. Mr.
Bodies association with one of the
country's greatest artists and also his
studentship at Academy of Fine Arts.
Chicago Art Institute. has given him
rich experience that Is available to
those who feel they have a chance to
win one of the big prizes. Hammond
IS looked TO to furnish one or more of
the winners. Telephone 1893 for ap-
continent or call.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
Lad Drops Five
Stories Down Chimney

NORFOLK. va. Feb 4-Edward
Kane. II dropped FIVE stories through
a chimney during the night in an ef-
fort to escape from the detention
house here. but succeeded only in lock-
ing himself up tighter. His five-story
drop took him into a room in which
the authorities had stored all liquor
seized in raids. Kane made such a
.ommotion in the room that he was
beard and taken into custody again
9e did not know until officers told
lim later what was stored in the room
nto which he fell. He is held by the
police on a minor charge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
DENTAL MEN
AT ANNUAL
MEETING

The Northwest Dental society held
their annual meeting and clinic at the
Chamber Of Commerce hall in Ham
mond. The meeting was one of the
most successful and was enjoyed by a
very large attendance Clinics were
held in the morning and afternoon
With a stereopticon lecture in the eve
ming by DIT. L. r. Hart of ST. Loais.
The following officers were elected /:
President. B. w. Avery. Whiting. Ind:
secretary. L J. Moran, Hammond. Ind.
The program OF the afternoon was
As follows:
10 a. m.-"Practical Applications OF
X-ray." DR.. a. w. Mathis. Chicago
II a. m.-~Princlples of Gold Cast
ing" DR.. E. r. Hart. St. Louis.
12:15-Luncheon.
1915 p. m.-Business session.
2 p. m.-Address by Dr. A. r. Ross,
Lafayette. president Indiana State
Dental association.
2:S0 p. m.-"Classification of pa
tients. Mentally and Physical. as an
Aid in Prognosis and Treatment" DR..
J. b. LaDue. Chicago.
$3.50 p. m.-''Technique." DIT. f. r.
Hart. St. Louis
p. m.-Harry Z. Deakin and Mi
chael Kelly invite all members to
partake dinner at Chamber OF Com
merce.
p. m.-Illustrated lecture; continu-
alton of DR.. Hart's discussion on cast
ing.
These dentists constitute class that
is following up special study class
work under DR.. E. r. Hart. actual
casting work is being done under Dr..
Harts able direction; s. A Bell. w. H.
Davis. w. J. OKeefe. r, F. Holly. l. j.
Moran. Hammond; E. A. Frantz. E. A.
Book. NJ. F. Sullivan. Robert Giilis. B.
". Avery, Whiting; c. W. Throop,
Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
FOURTEEN
SOLDIERS
ARE KILLED
Six Sim FeinerS Are Slain in
Battle Yesterday
Morning.
CBULLETIN.)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERYlcEl
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The IFash Re-
publican government h now conduct
ing both land and sen warfare against
the British and the frHt "navaI VIC
tory" WIS the siHking of the BFitish
submarine KS with the loss OF 81
lives, according 10 story published
todny in "The sInn Fein," the Ameri-
can order OF the Irish Republicans.
The story was printed In the form OF
SpeeaI despatch from DubIIR. saying
that the KS hRd been destroyed by nm
electrically controlled 'PrOJectiie in
vented by nn Irish engineer.
The ks was lost or about Janu-
airy 20, while enroute with n British
squadron 10 the Mediterranean. She
submerged in the EBEIish channel on
Lands End and never rose 10 the Sur
face nERin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
LAKE COUNTY
PROPOSAL
IS MADE
Plan COntempIateS Increase
In Educational Levy
To s Cents.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.,-A branch o. o.
the Indiana state Normal School -
be established in the northwestern Pa
~ the state Il plan being WORKED
o.,t ~ school men Of Lake county ana
Members OF the legislature from Lake
and adjoining counties succeeds ne
man contemplates an increase o1 the
lex-v FOR higher educational instltu-
lions to cents and new basis Tot
dfvision OF the revenue from the levy
81 as TO give the state Normal School
as much as Indiana University or Pur-
due University.
The present baEis-and the basis o.
+ba scent levy bill, which has just
PASSED the house-is two-fifths Tor
each Of the universities and one-hftn
for the State Normal, The proposed
basis. if the levy Is increased 70
cents. is one third for each OF the three
institutions.
SANE REVENUE FOR UNIVERSITIES
Advocates OF 8 new branch OF the
state Normal call attention to the fact
nat Indiana University and Purdue
University would receive as much
Money on the basis of third OF the
proceeds of a Scent levy as they would
on the basis OF two-ffths of the pro-
ceeds or a scent levy. Since the es-
tabIishment OF a branch Of the Normal
al Muncie, there has been a growing
tendency among those associated with
the state Normal tc assert that one
nth IS not enough and IS not an
EQUITABLE division. with the new plan
for another branch and for Scent
levy, they hope to bring about a new
Of nrnCReC :
of the levy.
II is reported that when the scent
levy bill. which has passed the house
Saaahss the senate, Lake county sena-
tors will seek to increase 1t TO cents,
and to change the basis OF distrihu-
ton to one-third for each of three In
stitutions. The proposed new branch
Of the state Normal may not be dis
cussed. but II is explained that behind
the move for higher levy is the new
branch plan.
The matter was discussed at a meet
ing or the board OF trustees Of the
state Normal, in the Statehouse, We'd
nesday, before which appeared w A.
Writ. superintendent of the Gary
schools. and Edwin n. Canine, super
intendent OF the East Chicago schools,
These superintendents told or the
shortage OF teachers in Lake county.
and urged the need of a new branch
OF the state Normal accessible TO pros
pective teachers In the northern part
of the state. At the meeting the pro-
posed 6-cent levy and division OF the
proceeds on the oLe-third basis also
were discussed.
OLD PLAN Is RECALLED.
The Lake county proposal. as Il IS
known. provides that the buildings and
ground for the new branch shall be
supplied without cost to the state, and
the state would then maintain the
school as It maintains the branch at
ATuncie.
Both Mr.. Canine and Mr.. Writ stated
that they desired the new normal
school established in Lake county
This has nothing whatever to do with
the proposal that was brought forward
few years ago for the state to take
over Valparaiso University according
to L. N Hines. state superintendent Of
public instruction.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
Extra!
BULLETIN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEHVICEI
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Feb. A.
The Garden Theatre building in the
center of the business district was de-
stroyed by FIRE which started from an
unknown cause shortly before three
o'clock today. The loss is estimated
at 100000. Police and all available
FIRE reserves were called out in an effort
to save surrounding buildings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
IIMTERNArloNAL NEws sEnulcr1

LONDON, Feb. Fourteen British
soldiers and policemen were killed and
10 wounded in four clashes between
Irish Republicans and crown forces at
Ballinshassit. Rallinalee. Balbriggan
and Newpallis during the past IS hours
according to an official casualty list
issued by the Irish office today
The casualties were detailed as fol-
lows:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
NEW CORSETIERE

Harry p Grimmer IS congratulating
himself that he has secured the serv-
ices of Miss Grace Borowiak, known
to many Hammond shoppers as an ex-
pert corsetiere. who has taken up her
duties at the Weserveu Ladies Shop
where she will be glad to meet her
friends and acquaintances
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

HencefOrth, all display y.adver-
tising copy for publication must
be in The Times Office not later
than 1880 A. M. the day be-
fore publication, with a limit of
~ inches if brought in at that
notice. Three-quarter and full
page ads must be in 4S hours
before publication.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
WATER SHORTAGE

The large pump at the Pump
ing Station will be shut down for
repairs Tuesday morning, Feb.
9th. Ii will probably last one
or two days. Water consumers
are asked to kindly be saving
with the water during the shut
down.
GEORGE J. BLOCKE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
THE WEATHER.

Rain probable tonight and satur-
dnyi continued mild temperature
followed by colder Saturday night
lowest tonight above freezing mod
crate winds mostly sOutherIy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04

On streets and nswRstAnds, 80
per copy. Delivered by carrier IN
hammond and WsEr Hammond
Fifty cents per month.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-02-03
POOR FUND (C;ontinuedl


To- Whom Issued and for
hat Purpose. Isl s. Amount
F B. Hicks. pro fessional ssery-
Ices for Mrs Fred st. JAG
Tues y. /. ". /. /. 81 SO
q - ! s. SO
John Murphy relief for John.
Newton 81. 90
Peoples Supply Co. mdse. Tor f8S
. Mrs. = Morrison J. 90
1s ing ALFRED g, Strand &. IS 90
Andrew Olson. board and lode- d .
L !. Elingson, mdse. for Mrs. j. #5si4s n Il
Fred. st. JACQUES :. ~. 4. ). & 30 30
Mrs. e. III ]. Douglas. board rs s5$s
and care Of II. Wright S. .st5 81. Is
Mrs. Fred st. Jacques. poor re- AT
4 lief !. rs: 20: 90
Jas. H. Pinkerton. wood. for sz 81
John Newton IS. , :. -. - as
Peoples Supply Co.. mdse. for
S ChaS. Peros -. -. -. -. 5 100
F. q. Hicks. Co. PHYSICIANS ~ Z.
s1 salary Z: ~: :.s 80 b: Sc. a3.37.>
Peoples Supply Co.. mdse. for r, S.. r
Peter Kadunce 10. 90
Peoples Supply Co.. mdse. for 5zs
Nishota Longbody . -. !. -, IT.. s. 90
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Receipts
Balance on hand j anuarys II. ssszs
= o4 90
# toned q. !. q. 1881. Is
z e So s. Total receipts $50 4
disbursements ....
Warrants issued uring .7 s5. . So I
1920 j. !. 8. 3. s eee. OIL
Total. disbursements ....s a.44e.s4
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Warrants Issued
To Whom Issued and for
What Purpose. Amount.
John Lief, refund personal
property tax 1920 app. No.
SAT ................ .......s 1888
Andrew Solgaard, refund per-
sonal property tax. How
land ................ s4s
Fred r. Paine. refund property
in village app. Ne. 562 ...... 1858
Robert A. Hunter. refund 1919
taxes lots 2 and 6. section
z, COB w., paid by receipts
Nos. 1916-1949 .:......:. 1888
A. NJ. Anderson, refund state
assignment certificate No. ,-
1857 ............... ...... 1865
= 384.34
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$1,780.33
INCIDENTAL FUND FL

INCIDENTAL FUND S.
= @~ Receipts
Balance on hand January i, r.
1920 80. .:........... 92.31
Transferred from j., County ~
Revenue Fund 800 90
H., -. =
$ 5s2. 81
Disbursements T..
Warrants issued during year. 287. SO
Balance on hand December 81. p,
S 592. 81
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REFUND FUND
Disbursements
Overdrawn January 1, 1920. 27.14
Warrants issued during year. 34S. "a
Total debts ..........S 1854
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MAINTENANCE FUND (Continue4)i
Amount
10 200.

70 Whom Issued and for sss
What PURPOSE Amount
Albert Maxi. abor 3. I. 100
Nels Toftey. labor /. q. III "a 90 zs;
H. Eliasefl. labor . q. q. $500 .s,
John Eliasen. labor Il. 4. 100 90
sA.G Fradenburg g. Ia Dor 2 80 S ss
"a. g. Fradenbur g. Ia Dor 40 90 ias-
G. Fradenburg. labor . SO &. s}*
Alvin Tofte labor 81. Il. S s. 90 IS:
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MORTGAGE REGISTRY Ax {Cont,dl

RI Disbursements
Balance on hand December 81
1920 I.
3s5 SO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
NOTICE 20 CONTRACTORS

Sealed p-"rnsa,s =, 30 r"""iN"d by
tho state Road ,'olnmj>~t"1 ~ W"st N.r-
g!n,a At It's Offices IN Charleston. ". Va.
until TWO o'c;oca p m. ~ ." ;'ih La
OF November. 1871. an. 4: chat lin" All
place publicly opened and r"a@. ror he
CONSTRUCTION 81 a >r''.rm o! state Road
as follows.
prnjsc. ear. Ohio r"uHty r,l'Ns
oc the Na::..Ta, l"%" N.'sr = ~" i'r:.T-
syivanta STATE Inc FOR c-a,..as. d-a!n!n;
and pavirE NTH 'nGrr"'s
Proposals w!.. l." r->".,"I "r!T upon
state STANDARD 'rrHlS. IN a''o-'.Hr'' b.
WIKI piaaS. specifications and "S'''nN."
os quantities 'h"-"rnr. watch s:andarl
forms. plans SPECIFICATIONS ard "st!rl''"
may be obtained s-oTn Tho or!'s ~ q"
DIVISION Engineer a. i'ark"rSN':rg "
Va. o. from he 0r'cr - 'hc S'a'r Road
Commission a. Charl"s,cn. ". Va.
All proposals mus: b" Accompanies! -
o. certified check o. d-a>. ~ An aTouT'
equal 70 Sc OF tho to;a. lm""n' < -"
proposal.
The riEh. Il reserved - rei~": ar"
and all proposals
STATE ROAD COMMISSION.
oc..o-.7-nov.3-io F. T. CarsHadon. seq.
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FIVE INCHES OF SNOW
FALLS At ROCHESTER

R"..Ics:"r. X. y. Nov. ?.--flre ihchss
nc snow f,II in the last iW"htS-louE
hours - central and western New lorh'
The storm WAS accompanied By rapidly
failing temperature. which resulted III
,.uk"rin" "C many wires and raIiroao
trl.hS WITH ic"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-10
LOST AND FOUND

LOST - Saturday A. '","'n. h";"eeH
Martins Ferry auI W"'". nS. WlT"
whse. AMI tire :rrm Fn-% '"Tl'.. Ia
era, reward. i'i.cac ~ Mast - r"T';.
u.NS-,
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FoH Rent.

FOR REST-Siac" ~. '"r Battery
repair work s." -. m.""; IL
National road. Fui:ua "..''n
FOR SAIL Foil ,,u?r. I".&c! -"
Call SO. SHhc"!:Hs n"."-I
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTEr-- Room 60 l..;Ar ;."v~"%""'-
:ns With p7l,a'" family: g"H, r"S"--
.r.a l.h.r. i5J".R noah
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wANTED-rEMALE.

YOUEG I.NpiE> .TW". r'.,' '"h"'l
ages i G. -. =. '-a'' ''-.' "''
south wit, la,i, '..aua-:.~ IT, ">.".r . '''.'
necessary = w!inug v"'h':~ - '' -:
week ,rra rNicu>"~ - Gls,''.'': v"
l,unrrNI,E Nriur" h.'". r..'' Il
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lnre e NO cent? "ie no." ~ c'"u2s
T-,hur.n.; i waving Il ~" h,'it