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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
Blue Lick

Blue Lick, Feb. 2S.-Quite num-
Der of our progressive farmers had
their land all turned for corn be-
fore the big snow-Tobacco seems an
unknown quantity in the agricultural
schedule for this section. A diver
sity of grain and vegetable crops SUI
perseding it. Now, brother farmer,
Tho losses and crosses be lessons
severe,
There's wit there, yen get there,
Yen find no other where ="
Rev. Jennings of Berea came to
our church Sunday, February 81, to
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
White Lick

White Lick. Feb. 2s.-Robert l..
Creech, who has been at Evarts for
several months, has returned home
Miss Parrie Clark and Mrs. Anna
Clark visited at J. h. Creech's last
Wednesday Misses Sophronia
and Susie Hounshell and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Hounshell visited Mr.. AMI
Mrs. A. l.. Davis Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Walker Bryant. who has been
i'll, is better.-Mr and Mrs. Willie
Rhodus' baby is seriously ill.-Mrs.
Anna Clark and Miss Parrie Clark
visited Mrs. h. Davis last Friday
Miss Elizabeth Creech and Mrs. II.
ID. Creech visited Mrs. Willie Rhodus
last Friday.-Mrs. J. II Creech is liz
at this writing Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Starnes are proud parents Of a new
baby boy-Rev F. p Bryant filled
his regular appointment at White
Lick Saturday and Sunday.-Miss
Parrie Clark gave social at her
home Wednesday night the 10th in
honor Of Mrs. Anna Clark OF Car.
thage, ILL.,, who has been visiting her
the last two wecks.-Mr and Mrs.
Felix Pennington visited Mrs. J ID.
Wynn last Friday MIR. and Mrs. G..
u. Robinson attended the burial OF
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Shockley's baby
last week. Mrs. John Metcalf Is
visiting Mrs. Bud Starnes.
than and Robert Creech attended
court at Lancaster today.
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Bond

Bond, Feb. 28.-We are glad TO an
nounce that the little son of Crit
Powell is better. There is a hope
for his recovery.-There is a. lot of
sickness in and around Bond. T..
Brewers baby, William, is very sick.
DR.. Denmon is the attending physi.
cian.-Miss DeVleig of Annville was
visiting on Pigeon Roost Saturday.
Everyone was glad to see her, as she
was our superintendent in Sunday
school last summer. We are expect
ing Miss DeVleig's help again in our
Sunday-school, which will begin the
first Sunday in April. Everybody is
invited to attend.-Leonard Moore is
in school at Richmond this winter
Rev. VIM. Langdon died at Richmond
in his daughters home, and was
brought back to this place for burial.
He will be buried today in the York
graveyard with Masonic honors. We
extend our sympathy to his bereaved
children and many friends.-Pigeon
Roost school won first prize in the
community contest in this Education
al Division. Annville school was
second prize. Pine Grove school won
first prize in county contest and Nc
Kee school won second prize in the
county contest-Mr. and Mrs. David
York visited Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny
Pennington Sunday.-The Bond Sun
day-school is progressing nicely.
Everybody is invited to attend, take
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
Your Opportunity

COLLEGIATEThe of the whole Institution, which pro-
vdes standard all advanced subjects Courses lead
ing Classical Scientific Philosophical and Literary Degrees
EORMA-The school which trains both city
with special attention given rural teaching Equal stand
ing with State Normas and graduates given ceh-
Gates year year and 4year beyond
the common branches for BPed
ACADEMYThe Preparatory four is the straight
road TO College The English Of two designed
for those who do teach through College It
gives the best general education for those who further
in school
combined with literary
jets For young Agriculture. Carpentry Brckaying
Printing, Blacksmithng Painting and Commerce For young
women Home Science Sewing Nursing Bookkeeping and Senog
raphy.
FOUNDATION SCHOoL-General education in the common
branches for students Of good ability is
who have been deprived the early education
hUsICcabine Organ. Piano. Singing Theory Band and Or
ehestrs fine opportunity to become good musician
very low cost.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03

March 6, at II o'clock Everybody
invited.--Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cali.
co visited her mother, Mrs. Jas. Ogg,
Saturday night and Sunday.-Hiram
Bowlin, who has been sick is some
better.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
ESTILL COUNTY
Locust Branch

Locust Branch. Feb. 2s.-Hobert
French, Clifford Bicknell and his
brother returned 10 Illinois last week,
where they will work this year
Clark Johnson is very low with grip.
Buck Hyman is also belfast with
the mumps. Leonard Rose is some
lcAntinusd on Pace six)
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East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
n
publication butts fsoods faith

part in the lesson and help sing. Do
your part to make the Sunday school
better.-M. l.. Watson and family
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry York
Sunday.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
Cost Exceedingly Low
WITHIN THE REACH OF THE POOR

Any ambitious boy girl the mountains through Beres
College Of the Allied Departments for $3.50 year Ar
each student is required to do work. the
reduced by the Of work performed energy
and reliability greatly reduce the cash payment by work
but student expect to work his expenses.
PAYMENT MUST BE IN ADVANCE and may be in cash
labor credits both.
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The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
READY TO LET
CONTRACTS FOR
RIVER HIGHWAY
State Department Awaits Ap-
prOyal Of fecral Bureau

Just ns soon as the Bureau of
Public Roads az Washington notifies
The State Highway Commission ~
Kentucky ~ BE- approval " the plans
bids for the BIZ the Ohio River road
through Livingston county will be-
asked This was made aurc by Com.
missioner Ben Weillc u the State
road commission from Stat, High.
way Engineer Joe 8 BorgH
According b. Engineer Roggs the
road through Livingston county viii
be- started and finished o. soon a. pos.
sibls ilfinrsion county has been
ihe hold oui on the ruad longer than
ans ~ che other couutief mostly be-.
cause ~ the fact that the right oi
say through that county would not
be- and has noi Yet been granted
col Weills together with business
men ~ radueah are io ro o. Smith
land ih.. vesk f1r a conference with
band owuera u that county boz an
effort tu secure che rirtt - way
Comm. 1ionsr Wrille stated that b,
dld MT sxpeci 10 experience ans great
trouble boz securing The rirhi - way
through the Panhandle
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
4 JOY RIDE

TUESDAY ~ lari vest NJ and Mu
" y laie, Mis, Eya and Billy Dr..
their visitors NJ and Mra Miller
and daughter n Eyansulle. Mis'
Cora nunlan ~ Owensloro. Mr and
Mu l. O. Yatss and children. A.
heria snd Dorothy. Mr and NJ
J " Guess. Mr and Mr. lonni'
Clark Mu L. . Guess and daurh
ier Bonnie. and NJ Eugene Cues.
an uoiored o. kuiiaea and Eily
Vile and spent the day most enjoy
abs After ruinr thru ths Penn
ihey returned to the hir spfinl
where thsy had rsfrsshiur picnic
Al say lt wa sure a gala day
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
VOTE FOR
FOR JAILER

His name is hrst on the ballot in
the iailer's race
He has served a. member n
Fiscal Court u Cnittsnden county
Examine his rccoud a. a merihcr of
that body Ne b willing 10 abide
by yuur decision
some things be- dad NOT d. a. q
member u the Fiscal Court,
lie dad NOT yots u raise hls
own salary
2 lie did Not vote to have = isls-
phone put in his own home a. the
couniy's rxpsuse
a-hs dad NOT Ask that be- BE- allow.
ed SIS 10 remove a single stump
from the publie highway
t-lle did NOT vote 10 spend hun.
dreds u dollars u the countys
money on noad grades which have
Iona aro been "iunksd
Examine bis record See where he
stood. Examine the rscord u his
opponents and so where they have
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
DEDICATION At HURRICANE

A large crowd assembled IN the
sacred spot of ODD Hurricane ground.
last Sunday 90 attend the dedication
services u the nev ohurch 81 bsi
Ter built church is In the county and
70 D. nicely furnished Ihs house
and furniture cost over tlo00
Tho huildinr committee composed
u Josh Hamilton. s x Lucas and
A. . Griffin deserves much credit
for thc splendid house
The Marion Quartet was present
and furnished some great music
The sermon was preached hy Rev
" . horard An Offering oI
500 was taken during the rain
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
" o " TO HAVE BARBECUE


The local " o. " Camp will
rive a free barbecue and ics cream
supper % members u their Caa,p
Members u this and nsighboring
Camps will be- invited 10 attend with
their wife or guest
The barbecue will BE- held Monday
evening August al Omeh Paik
Those who intend to come are r.
quested 20 meet al the local Wood
man Hall Monday evening and ~
from there % the Park.
Preparations are being completed
for a great time for all There will
BE- music and entertainment
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
LIGHTNING STRIKES
TWO DWELLINGS

The residence u Albert Travis on
Fast nellyille Street wa struck by
lightning during the electric storm
Sunday afternoon The house wa
sei On FIRE bot BY quick action the
flames were soon extinguished
The residence u + II Cochran
Wa struck by lightning during the
storm The roof and hue were torn
up and damaged some; the lightning
ran down the kitchen Hue and out
the cook stove The cook reported
that flames u 6re blazed out u the
stove door
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
DIED At WASHINGTON

Ne John IS Heath died in Wash
inrton d e. Tuesday u last week
after a short illurfs ie wa uu
a visit o. be- sister when death came
The remains wefr brought 20 Mari
on last Saturday and taken 20 ziou
for burial
AZ Heath wa 90 ycar old and
ihc oount, lost one u iis best cit
ilens by his death
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
A Card to the Public

Owing 10 my home agairy have been unable 10 make
thorough of the county would like 10 have done
and IN order o yet myself luaey before the people take
advantage of this opportunity OF telling YOU briefly through
the columns 0f the Pres. wants and desires.
want to be next Republican nominee for the oi-
of Jaler of Cutiendon county started IN good faith
and my faith has increased a along the On next sat
urday the voters must choose their nominee for Jaer.
think have made self clear with every person 10 whom
have talked regard 10 the matter that am looking 20
the future for better things. for better town and bet
ter county
have done much except fight with sassafrass
bushes the farm and of least know that the
farm that produces good crop oi sassairass h not much
good for anything eo have never had a chance bat
next saturday sincerely believe that the people OF Crtten-
den county going give % chance 90 prove myself
worthy Of the place for which have worked hard and
faithful
fully believe that any man who wants chance 10 do
something and has the energy and backbone 10 stay with
b. guing o. set So hoping that August 9th that you
vii have decided that hIa H The 90 STAY with H. and
give hearty .uupor ln return promise you the
best possible service that lays within my power
Yours Tor q better Crittenden.
ED B. HUNT
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
CRY COUNCIL MEErs

Too foIIowinr ordinances passed
Monday nirht vhsn che city Coun.
cil met
To- pui up signs on ournefs warn.
inr auto drivers o. slow up. 10 take
the collection uut u the MARSHALL.
hand, and appoint q collector
The marshall b. o. palics the city
and aci a. street supervisor and h.
b paid SO pcf month Coz his rsr.
vices.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
ENGAGEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
a Musical Fairy Play With
Outdoor Setting

ON Friday evening August ~ at
Cooks Park east of eighty n Ma
rion's talented children. assisted by
splendid chorus ~ sixteen young
lndiea will present Midsummer I've"
The entertainment b. under the man.
aremeni u Misses Lena lloltzcluw
and Ethel Hard. both specialists IN
such work An music will be- m
charge u Mn Lucille rops Virgins
and Mis Salle Woods 2h.ch nsures
H. being of the best quality
The proceeds will be- used for the
purchase of needed equipment in the
primary grade. of the rity school
Toe costume. will be- elaborate and
beautiful the park setting b. ideal
for such a scene and nj lgeihsr the
performance v.ll be- ih, uJst spec.
tacular ever given here
10. outdoor pageant b. form
~ entertainment that b. now sweep
inr tho country and all Marion should
BE- glad 30 have this opportunity %
Wliness one
n you love children. n you like
good music n you really want a. Soc
splendid and beautiful nlay don't
mis Midsummer I've Watch for
further announcement u this play
in next weeks uaper
Tho east includes the following
Mary Boswell. Robert n.xon Nunn.
Guendoline Van Cleye Pike. Dorothy
kuykendall Dorothy Moorr. Ctds-
time Fowler. Elsie Jane Mcconnell.
lansi Booker Marruirile Nici. Viz
riria Taylor Gusiaya Blackwell.
Martha Elilabeth Franklin. Sidney
Marshall lenlius Tommy Tick,
John Franklin Elkinr. Aubrey She,
e. iawrenoc William Henry. John
liaruett Elizabeth l.se naync Mar
ra,a Mcconnell. Thelma iohn.or.
lalsia Enoeh. Louise kuykeudall
Mar D Niek Marruufs Joiner.
Virginia Elkins Mildred Perry. loo
lse Carnahan. Tootsie Carnahan. CO.
rinne lnwcry Margaret Water. E,-
e'yu ilina. Ruth Yates Evelyn CLARK
llalsl nsnnls and Bertha Marvel
naoon and i.illis Farmer En Cnyns
Ruhy Rae Davidson iatk u.nD
MARY Elizabeth Henry. Dorothy
Tucker kathaleen. Nina and Louisa
iiurt Opslia Niek Virginia CHasr
MARY Belle Asher iaunia si.c"
funce. Martha Hand il,l,u itsa
Louise Taylor. Charles nou. n'aurts
Gues. Alberta and rr.t Nais. Sea-
U Hsnu Walton Morris. Auul
Henry. Chasiain flafr. William e.
Henry, Eiuin Walker Fraf,r. Nich
olas Booker. jane % Ga nahaa
] u Asher. Elhs Travis. Mari
Charlotte Nuun. Gul,ouc Clifton
Robbie fIklns. lali Rrrd an,
Marion e. Davidson
The lhauis ~ yauar lsiio. wil
represent flowers. lt, arc M.ssc
LAWNS anI Margaret Cursf loi
Hifkun Virginia nlss. L,riyl
Moors lrpue naurhirr,. Ruby an.
ola niuhAsld. Anna Elif.iyth ilar,
katherine liurhss gehUtl nya
Mnufs and EVELYN FuNls.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
FUNERAL SERVICES

The funeral seru,ta ~ John D.
fanls vho vas Killed in hattie iu
faucr. were held al Union Chur,h
Saturday b, Rey Z e. Carter
Young Frank enlisted in tho ar.
my Ottohcf 1919 Boz Go e 6th in.
fauiy ile was sent o. Fancc and
on September a. lsis wa wounded
ty machine run fv aui died soou
afirrvards a. was 9, ,car old
and ths sor ~ Mr and Mu John
p Prank
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
10 Mum coon ROAD

Tho PIKE from rrinoesln to ihe
Christian county line via Sootishurr
and Cedar nluf b. the greatest ~.
iufs project ws havs yst 90 learn ~
Money ha' been appropriated hy bond
selling Co., ihr construction and ihs
pike BE- SURE ruinT through ~
Warfenrr ~ pfnoston aooumpanisd
hy o. numbef ~ surveyors surveyed
ihr route last voel runlston Lead.
o.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
g. A. erNuERr lEyEs

rrof Gumbcrt vho has bcsn con.
uc,t,d with Marion llirh School CO..
several years lcft Sunday Cor Pay
cite county where b. has acccpicd 4
position with a hirh school
NJ Gumhcrt b. a gentleman Of
.h.rh character and his many friend
here wsrr sorry m ses him leave
Iic Is a hard worker and deserves 3,
so 10 the top.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
CAMPING rRIr

JAIME Norehcad. Thomas Cochran
Thomas stephens. Howard Mewuey
nmo, Nunn. Gilbert Denny, Kenneth
Euo.h. Hi,k Moorr Thomas Reed.
M 3 Nunn. q = Dillon. & s.
Nunn anl T. l. Cassady lcfi Mon
dlY io take au cutting
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
ED B. HUNT


sas an average attendance u - al
these demonstration and the ma ior
Iiy ~ thoss present sirnihed their
intention ~ going back home anil
aiHur thrf hosi We found some
shat ma.s than o. ~ ths hosis on
fts a,sarr that sers hoafdsra
lram ta .ul yaur ouu nosk and rcl
mars profit fum sou poultry Ther,
elI he o. humber mars dsmaustm
tiaHs h,h in ths county and inter
rsisd naftes are urred b. rst f
nllh siih County Agent spenosf
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05

Thursday and frilay ~ last v,-i
County Agent sp,u,sr aud , o.
smyih. hsld agent in poultry. rav
seven enihnr dsnon.tainu. Boz a
rious parts III thr ouuai, Thsf,
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
n,RnEcuE At HUGHES Spring

Ou asf Saturday Calvert Small
and Z hauiley ssu,l harbccurd
meat 10 thr famous Hurhr. Spring.
A ruod crowd GATHERED o. cnuy the
dinner and music 4 .re undi-
date vsfc there and made srr,thcs
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
Irss Chicago Tnp
Dor Club Champia

Irss Chicago Tup
fof Cluh Champiens
state CIab champlans iu the dairy
calf poultry and pir pruieru vho
uilI b. elected 81 ihs keuiueky State
Pair September o. o. vil b. svafi
ID o. fres tup 90 ths 1874 Chisar
inisruainnal h,, sio,k Exposition.
arcordinr to an announcement b.
.C " nafiist. state leader q d..
uior Agricultural club Wofk from
ths CoIlefe u Agriculture Ths
Championship. in tie yarious proi.
c,i. viu bel awarded on ths ha,i. u
co. rs,ord book ksr' by ihr slub
r,mt,r aud ihe exhibit vhith 10 s,ll
aecumpany
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
A Last Appeal to the Voters

Ny canvass has been thorough, having gone into
practically every home IN the county Your treatment 20
me has been exceedingly gracious for which extend TO
You heart full OF thanks shall ever remember each
of YOU kindly
started in the race TO win | have been a laborer
all my life. having fought the waves as a laborer. |
worked for Tor ten years.
Now want TO be your jaor and ask your support
because am confident capable of serving you salts
factorIly.
In this manner make my appeal that you remember
ne when YOU 20 TO the booth
thank YOU.
ALBERT AGEE
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
PASSED AWAY

" ID. Braswrll u this city was
taken Violently ~ Sunday with acute
indigestion and died Tuesday after.
noon lie was seventy i've years
old
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
Clean raulir Yard Chssls
Summsf Roup

Cisan raulir Nsfd Check
summsf kaup
kespinr ooops and yaris rlean aHi
allowing thr chicks raod range over
Ffauy rlarss vll a. much toward
preventing summer roup in the foct
~ Young hliis agrardlnr o. poultry
men ~ ihe Collers ~ Arrruliur,
Ihe oaH. .halM b. ventilated o. al
hu ths ,nianrr ~ plenty - fresh
alr AID in ua case should be- over
crowded viih birds When summsi
uup tecumr. prevalent in che hoei
ffr use ~ iitirfesiant should h.
us,d b. luirui BE- Adding shat
raiassium pefmanranais vill stay or
dime io each gallon ~ duntiug
uaisr vill rrs,snt ths spread u th'
disease
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
Local News

Mu e. nourland Be- vcu 10
& l. nmsvel u rolu atisnde,
~ funeral u his father Neines
day
81, noble ilil CO.. cleaning Pres
Inr and iyslnr lst me dy, for you
NOBLE MIL Phone 3
M.s LILLIAN Haruhill u rro,ilsno
was ths wssk end quest II MlsN
Glsnna siseo at tsr oouuiry bonn,
.auihvcst ~ thc ,iiv
Mr. ucup swausey and Mu T.
! raris ~ ihc Pleasant nill scslioi
verr n town shopping "Wednesday
. a. Heath ~ Corhin has bsrI
visiting his daughter Mu Gm Ol
Nr on o Depot Street
ROOMS FOR RENT CALI 1855 o.
sse Gro . Travis
Miss Mar, Dollar u Louisville :
visiting hef parents A. and Mr
g. a. Dollar
llttir MiF Melya Walker uf char
% um eho has been visiting Sooi
rsus and family, has returned d
hcf home.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
To the Voters of Crittenden County

Again want 10 say that Il Is through a real pro-
rcssye motive that have asked you for this special
favor there Is not in the catalogue tur Jaor that
needs would annreciate this favor than would
so Tar there doubt bat that considerable
n the lead and ask my friends 10 hold fast and pay
heed 90 the schemes and unfair by which
of my opponents trying 10 break down and build
themselves up my ruins
Friends remember You find The most clubs in the best
apple tree aud have true reors In my pocket 10 prove
that laschoods have been literally handed out against
me have fought hrayely 10 the last ditch and shall
have good conscience 10 cheer me hy the way.
II have failed 10 YOU please do not feel sighted
ior have had very sick child through the last 10 days
of the campaign. and duty kept at home
Give your fair consideration and | shall at least
be- content with your decision
With good wishes to all remain your servant
CHAS. 7. RILEY
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05

Anyone needing mica or isinr glass
call on N Persons. Marion. He
can supply you q
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05

Mr. Albert Aree and daughter,
have returned home after a visit AZ
Ridreway ~
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05

Any one vbo has o. d..hpan. Cob.
plais of any other arii,is from tho
barbecue that da- nii BELONG m
them afs requested io rst in touch
uiih ihs taauif Agent several az
tielss az misplaced ani thr saonsr
ws ST them Strengthened up tte
better d uil o.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-05
Farm Bureau News


Hhsfp Raising
Caur'Y Agent sr.H.u !. mailing
. special sfaft fhI week to infsa.s
a. nunher ~ sheep Boz Cuiisnisr
oluniy
~ Rstam e. Miller sheep
SPECIALIST from fhf University ~
ksniulti BE- hrfs i. aarni h.m with
90 campaign Mr Miller has been
over mosi ~ Co., county ani tni.
b especially miri far sheep
Cost arlaanf st.a ihai ahen isi
o. over rsfiai .f fssu sheen mats
more ufufu an ftr money inysrio.
b. a. industry ttan ary other ,.ar
u htfstnft
NJ sttIy farmer uha rfuciior
Fsnsfai farming .t1h b. ah.s e.
kssp ao or a0 ,av and a raa
Hsmpshifs ar sufhiasu Ram at hul
little aast A rsi na.t ~ tha sir.
vuud caufams mu.h ufafr hai
vithaai them aaaI fo ta sasfr anl
u lspi lonf snaarh tn give them a
dsesut fhsnrs soH.d ritr "a r.ai a.
ooani ~ ihsmsfivrs
Thsis sas nrtfr a better tlmr o.
start siih sheep than urhi uou b.
osuss hfssdinr sfa.i b. ye1 uv anl
H. faiufs Uf thr sheep iniasirl
iools anasuaiIl bright several far
msfs of Cuiisndrn have already af
fsnFsd a. start urs aogtr ths yssi
snd n b. harri chat many other
Niii a. hleeiss
~ nfes,isIs Sale at ths Bufloi
stesi lafds in Louisville August n
sill ritr ihf famrr rud oppor
tuniiy a. So some rooi hr,rtiui
rsms ~ reasonable prlrr seyyra
thoussnd rfsir csc. snd 'u pure
bred rsms uill b. afrtri 90 ihls sale