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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-22
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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-22
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puo' continnarc il lavoro proricuo mel
qualc 81 e. di,tinta durantc parcc-
chi ami di sua esistenza.
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.di il boncmcrifo nrcsidcpto della
Ranco St,toIs d,i Ficli d,Tto1;a a
,rnsiJcntc. A,v Furenio tresson-
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strettuaIe. a vice prcsidente: Costan-
tino Costantini. correspondence di
oucsto piornalc. sepretario di cor
rispondcnza Fdoardo Grcgori. as
sistentc cassicrc della Tcxile Natio-
nal Bank. a tcsoriere: Antonio DO
razio 4 scaretario di Tinanza John
Alcssandroni. Antonio Chiurchio.
Dott. Venanzio Anoolucci joseph
Areenticri. Adolfo d'Ippolito ed if
farmacista Frank Mustard a dirct-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-22

I forti caratteri sono gil Del
Supremi della Storia Nazionale.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21
CAMPAIGN NOTES

Candidates for The Whips ssooo 90 Auto
nobtlr and Grand Prize Distribution are
putting forth some real effort from the looks
d this weeks vote score Certainty II IS me
time 10 cash IN and take full advantage OF
he First Period" BIG VOTES which no
doubt each camp4gner intends to do.
Doubtless there viii be some big surprises
IN the vote standings b. ihis time next week
Remember there are only two more weeks
Of this important-the MOST important part
OF the campaign
Also according 70 me Iegaiai. selea l'l
ihere will be any number OF candidates VINO
will take advantage oil the EXTRA leO,OOO
votes gwen with every SIS IN subscriptions
ANY new candidate still has good oppor
tunity 10 enter the campaign and show their
vote, getting ability. Bear IN mind. too, tha MAJ
with your first subscription you get loo'ooo
extra free votes. This makes one-yeaT
subscription. including your nomination, worth
f20 900 votes to start which is only a very
lew subscriptions from the present leader
Furthermore, just one five year subserip,
lion counts 100000 votes-away ahead OF
this weeks high score. Now IS the time 10
take advantage OF the ?, J, 4, and loyeai
subscriptions while they count the most votes
ior you The race is an extremely close one
so close in fact that a very few votes
separate the highest and lowest candidates
Mrs. A. /. Whitener, a newly entered can
didate, Is making some real speed as shown
Mrs s MeGowan is going along at
ninety mile an nOuf pace.
Rev b. L, Rose OF La Grange says that
il will certainly be fine when he can ride
hack and forth from La Grange TO Chicago
Miss Olive Malone is not going 70 be an
easy one 10 pass. Her recent sickness has
not stopped her efforts to land the Dixie
Flyer,
Miss Sophia Boaz surely has lot OF good
friends from the way her votes are ping Up.
Watch out for Mrs. Wesley Burton, another
new entry. -,
Clarence Mcfarland is running in high
Miss Pauline Clark will not be an easy
candidate to side.track She is making The
dust ny.
are helping her bring up her vote standing ,
VIM. H. Terrell claims that everyone will
soon know he's in the race.
Mrs. Sadie Whitfield, also a new candidate
has done some nice work as you can notici
BY her vote standing.
Mrs. Jimmie Ruffin is right up with tn
"iopnotehers'
Mrs Nellie Reed doesn't stop for coll
which she has had for the. past few days
III IT'S necessary, she says, she will talk wit
her fingers.
Another Give wire" is Mrs. H. c. Parrish
She will be making the track a hot one.
Miss Pauline Lee is forging ahead in fin
shape She is going to be hard one to pus
ont OF FIRST place.
Mrs Jennie Lawrence has made some rei
strides in the last few days Her lieutenant
keep the path hot TO The Whip office wit
votes.
Miss lone Harris has her eye on first plac
Doesn't look like she will be long gettifl
there.
Miss Evelyn Horton Of ST. Louis is giyin
good account OF herself
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21

Mrs. A. Lockhart is busy lady but she
has plenty OF time, by the looks OF her vote
score, 10 get subscriptions.
B. Griffin.
Miss Irene Hidlin is another busy lady but
she is getting things going her way in good
shape
Miss Zenia Dauglas claims she hash
scratched the surface as to the number OF
votes she will have in the near future.
Miss Alberta Hunter has gone to New
York to make records for a well known talk
ing machine manufacturer. She says that
while there she will also pile up a record
for votes in The Whips campaign.
Mrs Alfred Hampton seems TO have quite
a number of friends WHO are boosting her
along toward the big goal.
!. Mrs. f. Horton, who is president of one
OF the Olivet Baptist Church circles, IS a
new candidate and her right hand workers
are helping her along
REMEM BER-Just two more short weeks
OF the BIG VOTES. It's up to you
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21
HOW TO JUMP IN FIRST PLACE.

On The
yo
S
NOW
to Sara in
Grip ions turned in
subscription making Besides
head oil hrs.
you have suchf who woudh
Try and
with ali to credit
this effort, climb
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21
Big Subscriptions
Count he Most

On each two-year subscription to
The Whip, $4,000 votes are allowed
"a 3-year subscription gives you
$4,000 votes-a 4-year subscription
credits you 100000 votes, a Swear
subscription gives you 100000 votes
and 10-year Inscription is worth
100000 votes, PROVIDING you Sc
cure the subscriptions NOW during
the BIG VOTE days. The First Pc
Rod" BIG VOTES come to a sudden
close in just two more weeks.
In addition to that, 100000 EX-
IRA VOTES are allowed on every
$25 in subscription turned in.
just three 3-year subscriptions
would give you 225,o00 votes and
one 4-year subscription would give
you 100000 more votes, making
365,000 votes. Besides this you get
100000 EXTRA VOTES, which
make a grand total of 1850 votes
away ahead of the others.
Surely you have four such friends
who would help you to put yourself
in first place toward winning this
beautiful $4,000 Dixie Flyer. Try
it and see. In fact, ENTIRELY NEW
candidates, with no votes at all to
their credit at this time could, by
a little easy effort, climb to the very
top of the list.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21
ONLY 2 MORE WEEKS
Of the BIC VOTES! J;
THESE ARE THE "DECDLNG DA VS." = HI

With of the First Period" BIG VOTES,
simply have hour between and Satur
day night June 4th be the of increasing You
geth winning during these BIG VOTE days.
the will show that a subscriptions for
will leader in ENTIRELY
NEW could, little climb the of the
the Flyer
the
be awarded and the extremely short the in FORCE
these rich worth effort that might be required
Them Intense, though prevails the
didates competing Whips
be lost within the few days.
Success depends almost entirely the efforts of the
candidates NOW while in effect For in
The Whips Everybody Wins gift election
will the Dixie Flyer and hun
dreds of dollars money distributed absolutely free the
participants
NOW Is THE TIME TO GET BUSY
for these are the DECIDING DAYS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
MIAMI PERSONALS.

MI and MIS- Dread Ice Mrs Guar
tn,c and Ms " u Ice, of Mrh"etio.
wee shopping iu Miami Friday
Mr. and Mis- J \ Newman ana
daughter. Miss willie Fay. Ms Lee
Newman and Miss Roach wrr, Amarillo
visitors the inst ~ the week.
Prot e. \ Gillry Misses Roach.
K.,vil and Mus Garter made trip
10 Canadian "Wednesday evening in in.
ieest 81 school work.
Blak. and Dread H." were business
visitors in Miami "Wednesday af'ern on
The DIR. Eiicksons left Monday morn
ing lot California where be- viii spend
the winter Dr erickson stated that
hc would be- very glad It his patients
would have THEN adjustments continued
Nv Or Pratt.
Mrs j 4 Saxon returned from Anna
T,lo Tuc-ily Sh. Ind been there with
Ma SAXON. who Is IN the hospital there.
According CO. reports this morning he Is
getting along very nicely
Clltaur, williamson returned home
SUNDAY evening from Wichita Fails
,yher, b, had been fur two weeks allied
there Dos M illness of his sister
Nj and Mrs Mark Hu-..lhy and
daughter Miss Isabel were Miami WISH.
tors Thul sday Miami chief
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
I.OCKNEY PERSONALS.

Mr. and Mrs. \. $ Johnson from the
Lone star community were here Tues
dgy shopping
Mcsdamcs Marvin and C. l.. Washing.
ton OF Flomot were here Monday doing
some shopping
Mrs. MCCiaugh returned Tuesday from
Eastland. where she was called on &C.
count OF the serious illness Of her
mother and sister. She left her mother
some better bat her sister was very
little improved.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Gregg and Mrs
Clay Fowler OF QYitaque were here
Wednesday doing some shopping
Artie Baker and Rill Angel were
Quitaquc visitors Tuesday looking after.
business matters.
Mrs 4 & Brown and little daughter
returned Wednesday from Fort Worth
whore they have been visiting with
relatives for the past two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. @ T.. Nance OF Abilene
/ came In Wednesday on q few days
| business l.ocknoy Beacon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
Bsc'e{ye'
TAMPA PERSONALS.
ALvAH d. MEYER

Chester Osgood and Miss Mary Nir-
gin motored TO Amarillo Saturday and
returned sunday afternoon.
q T.. Finley and family and their
guests. MIR and Mrs Il NJ. Hart OF
Wheeling W Va. we're Amarillo Wis
tors Monday
Mr. and Mrs Il. NJ Hart Of Wheeling.
" Va. who have been visiting al the
n L. Finley home here, departed
Wednesday night
r. L. Ledrick and family and Miss
Ruth SilNey were Amarillo visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs s NJ Wise and little son re
turned Saturday night from Dallas and
Commerce where they have been visit
ing for the past several weeks.
Mrs. Pernell Eilcr and little daughter
81 Lawton. Okla, who are guests at tho
j. r. Ward home went % White Deer
wednesday night for a short visit with
Mr. and Mrs Howard Logan.
Mrs J. y. Martin OF Amarillo ar
rived Wednesday for visit with her
parents. Supt. and Mrs W II. Snvey.
Mr and Mrs \. G. Rippy departed
Tuesday for Clarendon, where Mrs
Rippy viii visit her mother while Mr..
Eippy makes business trip 10 Dallas.
Mrs Il, " Yeager departed last
week for California in company with
Mrs 7. G. Ledrick and Grandma White.
Dr Sawyer viii 30 to Panhandle
Monday 20 stay three days, and VIII
return to Pampa for Friday and Satur.
dlN Parma Weekly News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
County Records
Warranty Deeds.

Warranty Deeds.
~. l.. Guats to Mrs Mary Ruuyon,
81 600. Dot D. block % = ! Its.
5 r. Rogers Co. Fred $ Zmpier 81.
300. part lot o.. block %. Plemons.
e.. T. Elliott, ,tuN. Go Mrs \ NJ. I'd.
wards 1855 lots J aud q. block 20, Anna.
rllo Hts
Il l.. Johnson 90 D. y Morgan $3.50.
lui 3 block a. Tarter
J A. q Woodward Co Frank Lang.
ford $500 lot l3 Woodward Sub. block
goo Holland
81 e. Mobiles ct al, o. W " Flen.
rikcn 90 al 81, lots Q tu o. block So.
Gl,nVuud
Deeds Of Trust
q o. Russell. ,tuN. O.. 49, " Easum
g. 5000 Do % hl".k 5.g3t. plcuuhs.
Mechanics Liens
q ~ -klov,l. euN. Co IS o. Jan.
r'u $4,000 lut %. biu,h .o Eaki,.
D N Egdd tu Plains r1liug Co.
>.tN ml block "a. rl,mUns
y g. Ferguson Ca Plains Paving
Co.. >4og 90 lYt lu block o. s4U plpmons
john - BARTON Co plains Paving Co.
N3Nt part lots and Do Nln.N gu,
rlemons
Butler 4 Mathis o. Plains Paving Co..
as. part block 2il. pl,mUns
Transfers.
$ T. Rogers tu Amarillo ruk and
Trust Geo. part lul d., block Co. rlcm
Dus
A. o. SadIul- io 70 O. Nrold part
lots % t0d 600. hluDA ms rlrmUrs
Releases.
I,r Goats q. James puwrr lot =,
Iuah $ O. IT'S
T.. q RuHol to Mrs E-th,. SrhrIb'r
/ r.rt Iot D. llora - rl.muus.
r.. % Thompson tu s. O. Rogers
N " Elem tu o. Russell lu %.
block ,.2af plrmpns.
/ Ct o. Nuarll. io Il e. N",v. part
block Iol ri,muns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
II PIlS or MISS BRITAIN TO GIVE
CHRISTMAS RECITAL.

4 Christmas recital Will hc given By
u" piano pupils OF Miss lladie Britain
Mondly, December 10, al $50 y. IA, AT
lei home. 1900 Monroe street. The pub.
I,o is invited To- attend. The following
program viii De rendered.
A,l"ochno two panosi ......... Ncyin
Fern Foolr. first piano
Miss Britain, second piano
Morning Song ......... ........ Read
Della Lee Kidd
The Indian Camp ............ puttOn
Mary Jane Short
IN. Pretty riimros, ........... Read
Juanita Allen
Noy-lc,t. ............. Mcdowell
Evelyn MoLauc
81 Children 40 PLAY ..... Grcenwald
o., lrlc,ia Waltz .............. ROlfc
Florence Marie Burdine
Andintc Il Schcrlrttlnu two pianos
France, Patterson. first piano
Miss Britain. second piano
The Fah NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gurliu
Jimmie Edwin Allen
ilusha BYE SONG ............. Paid
Johnnie Lands
Rosemary ............ ..... Garnsey
Catherine Rogers
Tn, wild ilulscman Schumann
Rohccl Burgess
IN the Garden .............. Kohlcr
Frances Evelyn Kennedy
Opening ct the i.ali ......... Drummer
Jack Lcycriu
Run OF joy Observation-Disclosures. Anthony
Mary Janzcn
Album Leaf Boa d.. ........ Rolling
Fern Footc
Harp, Farmer ........ Schumann
Louise Finklca
silent sight NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gillet
Florence StuckHn
plyttu. ....... steele
Supns and swinging ....... Steele
Bily Crossctt
fantasie uW" pianosl ...... Dcmarcs'
Matjor, Nccly Miss Britain
Thu Baniu ......,,.I Louise Wright
Elizabeth Deason
Nals, ...... ............ Duand
Francis Patterson
Turkish Eoud0. .......... krenilliu
Banul, Britain
Not,I'tt. duou Edwards
l.Incis EVELYN Kennedy
ldilio ....... .......,... LOCK
Margaret Tccl
Dessert Dance ........... ....... Keats
Mamie Simpson
60 Polish Dance ......... SCharwtnka
90 Butterfly Etude ....... LoSall"'
Laura Ruth Irwin
Dance puluuuaiSe tright hands, fflW
Mari ue Necly. Margaret iItsco
Margaret Tr,l Fern Fu0tr
yn,coto C.prlce .... Nogr,t
TIalgn I.tgNtsI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
rI.NINNIEM PERSONALS.

Gus otto visited IN Amarillo oven
the weekend
Mrs Dan Cook and baby Of Mount
Pleasant. are the guests OF her parents,
Judge and Mrs l.. G. Joiner.
L. l.. Hancock Of Silyeriou was a
visitor in plHinyicw Friday.
y $ Mcbride of Lubbock. represent
INK the Pierce Fordycc on Corporation,
was in painylew Saturday.
j O. Robinson and G.. l.. Raney %
Altartdo were visitors IN Plainvlew
last week. ,.sI
Nh and Mrs n g. Smith and Miss
Helen Smith Of Littlefleld were In
Plaiuyiew Monday.
L. Pratt and v T. Steed OF Groom
were visitors in Planview Monday.
Nou g. Douglas. T.. S. Rome. II G.
Hopping aud e. l.. i.sssic Of Ii,tleficld
were visitors in plainvlcw Monday
rHiny."w Evening Herald
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
WELLINGTON PLANS
FOR POULTRY SHOW
special,o Tn. Me-,

STrfIh 70 TO 49,
WELLINGTON Texas. Dec ls-
Tn. Col incswor'h County Poultry As
su,iaiion Is making arrangements now
Tor i's aunua, snring poultry show. ~.
FIST show last February had 800 birds
entered But with the newly con-
stfucird poultry show room and $500
offered In cash prizes not less than
200 entries arc expected The poultry
l,u-.nes. hes been good ~ Wellington
this fu turkeys selling N &c ner
round and hons 40 20c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
Kings Successor Not Chnscn.
Uy Associated Press

AUSTIN. Texas. Dec IG TIA, sue
re-suf Go Superintendent g. o. King ~
the Juvenile training sDhuu. Hf Gates
wife, who recently resigned vI not Dec
appointed until after january chairman
s q CuV.n 90 th, honld of control an.
uumD,d ,udlN Tb, resignation is On
tak, effect january IA.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-17
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

Glad Christmas Day D. here again with
loving word and deed
When all get much th,y do not want,
and little that they need
The haby's Jacket cousin sent. We can't
get on az all,
Ana aother's slippers are too barge ana
fathers are too small
Aud sister Zclh got hood she'll b,
afraid 60 wear
Because it, color clashes with tho color
Ut her haii.
Ana brother Henry got some books from
pious Uncle Ned
Aud after be had told him too. h. hoped
he'd send sled
Exchange.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-17
ARLINGTON

Mrs. Leo Grout is i'll at her home in
the south part Of the town.
For glasses see Slader, optometrist
at the Arco, Friday, Feb. 25th 45-2
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Rice have
returned from Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs Richard X. Miles and daughter
arrived from Duluth. MINI, Monday.
Mrs. William Bevis of Scotia, ~ y
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Hard
Mrs. Antoine Sharkey and Miss
Katherine Delaney were at Rutland
wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Frost Of South
SALISBURY, were guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. John r. Fisher Wednesday.
Several from Red Mountain Chapter
o. f. S. attended the meeting Of Ado
hiram Chapter o. r. S. at Manchester
Center Tuesday evening.
Miss Sarah Hard, who underwent a
successful operation on her throat al
the Samaritan Hospital in Troy, last
Thursday, went to Scotia, ~ y, Sat
urday TO spend a few days with her
brother. Charles r. Hard
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-17

mike Sheldun is a looking fer his job
ov masurin short trout an furnishin
dere meet. Sheldon izzcr likly lookin
sort ov chap an they dew say hoes
Their best jedge ov Their propur Kind ov
fish bate that evur kun outer Rutlan
kounty, an that's sayin goodele.
olin meril hoo yuster mack SPAWN
kure till Their guvment gotter lookin
inter Their matter. has KUN ter life
Hees now gutter Job reportin fer ther
Berlintun free Press. jon Southwik
is mad at Pursy Klement an hees
hired olin ter git aftur him Beats all
how Their old gang kant letter man hoo
wud tack ordurs haev little peece.
Kapitan Gibsun haz ben hear. look
in just as Plus as evur. Bill Joans
sez as how he amt ser Plus aftur all
II he does harry a prayur book in his
pocket. He wuz hear lookin fer Port
ar dales traks Portur don't trak
mulch
wuz riten you bout Abe foot, an
how littel abe wuzzer looking aftur
their hous. You otter here Abe pre-
side. He joys erlong liker lumber
waggun over er frozun rode. When
he gifts ter Their end ov Their kalendur
he looks kinder anIshusly about an
SCI, SCI he, hez eunybuddy gut emmy
thin ter offar father7 Their haint no
buddy offered ennythin yit-
Twuzzer an orful jolt that Sunny
Jim gives ter stoi Bates. Stod hez ben
kordinatin polertiks in orleens
kounty fer nigh onter thirty yeres
along with kurt Emery an sum luther
paytriots. Tier trubble is Stod didn't
kordinate with ther rite party last
summer. Sunny Jim an portur dals
kordinated all round Stod an Kurt
Marsh hapgode showed up las,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-17
THE sTATE RoARp,s RILL

In another column will be found the
text Of what is commonly referred 70
as the State Board Of Edueation's bill
covering the establishment Of the sys-
tenn Of teacher training proposed By
that board This bin was introduces
in the Senate by Senator Sherburne q
Orange county and the House By Rep
rcsentative Barber Of Brattleboro. Il
is being considered. in conjunction
with the measure introduced IN the
House BY Mr.. Stoarns o. johnson for
the establishment q a somewhat diff
ferent system involving the re-cEtab-
nshnacnt a. the state normal schools
on practically their old basis. Join,
kcarinrE are being held before the com
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-17
PETER HOPKINS

NV tttaEAe a. 4 w. ~
Dear Jim
Charlie FORBES was a kinder tinker
ing round Jims taleispoke tother day.
Their gunner sen him an he sex, SCI
ne. whot are you ooin Charlie dear :
jest a seeing how this eontrapshun
uurks. SCI Charlie. Doant disturb
Their fokus SEE ther gunner, its set on
thcir sennit end CIV Their kapital al
washiutun. and yez git II ofFen ther
knpitai an outer foirus everything
vuu; kordinate ies. Is hev planned
Old Charlie hadder valent look in h.z
eye. He didn't say a wurd but he wuE-
ser thinkin ov "a sniff
Thay say az hon iinis Levens Is
Iierble ter halter 80 hak ter wayin
sugar an bride kodfSh an nasurin
rerlasseS A Teller BY Their naern ov
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weke. He wuzzer looken for Rollins
Graves ter haev gamblin stopd at the
Manchester fare ar bout Their town.
He finally gut Kollin in tom Hafeys
hotel. Kant be possible SEE Rollins,
pertendin ter be sprised. Tiz SCI
Harsh an I'm goin ter haev It stopt.
You doant mean ter tell me that
thares gamblin il Their turney genrals
own toawh dew yer Marsh, sed Kol-
Inns. That's what line tellin yer, sed
Marsh. Don't spoke ser lowd Marsh,
sed Rollins. Their turney genral wud
fele ser bad bout It that heed fainte
ded away why biz farther wuzzer
minister an Arch haint hedder a keerd
in hiz hands fer ten ycres. Then
Rollins mad ca brake an Their last
seen ov him Marsh wuzzer chasin him
thru tom Hafeys dining room. Fore
he gut aftur Rollins he he'd his pic
tur TUX with their legislashurc. He
Stood with hiz arms round Ben VIII
yums Thay seemed ser glad ter see
eech luther. Letter fellers went ter
bed erlieer than usyual while Marsh
WIZ hear.
Harvard hinley an Lille olzerdam
haev ben a Ritten kinder sweet o.
eech luther. Hinley sez thare ain'
emmy truuf in Their report hees gointer
elope with her or that thay went ter
winsur tergather.
yures Trlley.
PETER HOPKINS
EThare Amt emmy truuf IN ther
report that karol Page IL q goirfcr
retire within twenty yeres. bees be-
gun ter advIrtise fer kali skens agin.
Hecs gut sum pelts nailed on'er his
harm dore. He looks at alum fetch
urs evry morning fore brakfnst-
Peter Hopkins in Londonderry SITTER.
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"Cold I'm the Head"

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