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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-03
DIRl''S .I.IFE
nANCE.BARED
M Man Really Was
- ,Brien, 0ne-Time
l6per- Of. Horses.
Nh MINING PROSpECTOR
bnx over 1926, s4a Estate Left
Manufacturer Loads to Bar
! " Family skeleton"---
ftcSj<t About Money.

{igatiOn over the 3d.
6St& left by the late John
6under- and president Of
lFSrt Manufacturing company
N4rt-Warner Speedometer
54qd a family skeleton"
&ac0rds Of the Surrogate
VI HlVtrhead, L. l., in which
tIae fFo wills made by the
Njtil I0naire was filed, revealed
Xailae was really Terence
Jnder this name he had been
3Tlp o4pectOr in the West, al
ti0nt much success.
III 6pQEting O'Brien turned his
h clipping horses, following
ntt. hi Seattle he met Arthur
shd8l Conlon. Together they In
horse clipping machine. This
BIZ ~ Hexlble shaft, which served
bull n of future automobile &C.
applIaiaces.
on Brings In Big Profits.
blunt was patented for O'Brien
SByer named Stewart and soon
d ID pay large profits. 1t was
BID the market as the John X.
I speed01neter, the name of
Syer furnishing part of the
a that of a race horse, John
nishtng the remainder.
ela later decided to adopt as
i the name of the device he
sSed oh the market, and from
ie III was known as John X.
the acquisition of his fair
0' Brien. now known as Stew
i the West and moved to Chi
Introduced the speedometer and
y Meal I'D grew to great proper
H8 purchased a residence at
Iektd6n road and bought a man
CEnfG Point, l.. l., to which
mQy With his wife and two
III, ( 10I3 and Jean.
~ III nis early forties when he
avinf lii estate Of FIVE to seven
Stewart and his widow, who
He monfhs after him were &C.
! IN handIIng money. First a
I'M once 81, the Speedometer
i 4lscovered some deposit slips
Rfo hanks calling for $1,8OO,-
Hi h was not known that Mr..
ID seseed. This money was
b six hanks and turned into
lte, Shortly afterwards Lean
a Chance, now chairman Of
Ia DC directors Of the Stewart
Speedometer company, and
1f the Stewart estate, received
81 81 80 for the rent Of a safety
vault Of which he knew moth
daughters Get Estate.
I safety deposit vault $250,O00
fil discovered. At another
s1itkase which Mrs. Stewart,
egi II Aiken. S. G.. had left
III tlfere was opened and $780,
nIr1e11cy in $1,000 and $10,-
4 Teri flcntes rolled out. This
aIso rnntained $4,000 in
hi The suitcase had
rf1e< around the country with
an the usual care.
tiI{8 left by Stewart was orig
[FIaed hetween his two daugh-
if Tenn died October 10 last,
I'M d child, Marion married
Honeyman Jr., of New York
{l< Inherited the entire estate.
IS TIL Action in filing, through
HersiIi=IEw Robert B. Honey
eN York lawyer, suit charg-
oI]zn<kenee and general mis-
1z d the estate, that led
dzsea4ery of the romance of
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-03
666

will break Cold, Fever and Grippe
quicker than anything we know. pre-
venting pneumonia. ...
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-03
nan Us the to
Kiss Bridegrooms

5HfIt City, n. J.--Mrs. Ce-
Champion Of Somers Point,
elected q jtistice of the
aEIHulliln she will go the
llIs parsons one better.
I tie pa rzans have male it
IIf q <zIz Ihe bride. Mrs.
|zlT lI S. sue will kiss the
lllIIis Champion is
Iz.l b usne and is al
bid,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-03
trains at
EAST PALATKA STATION.
SOUTHBOUND DAILY

SUUTHBUUND DAILI
No. 33-All Parlor Cars. 10 am.
No. 29-Coaches & P. Car :55 am.
No. 85-Coaches & Sleepers sos pm.
No. 35-Coaches & Sleepers 1887 pm.
No. S7-All Pullmans .......11:42 pm.
No. 37-C'hes G. Pullmans 1902 am.
NORTHBOUND DAILY
No. 38-C'ches & Pullman. 6:25 am.
No. 36-C'ches & Pullman - 6:55 am.
No. 8S-All Pullmans - 9:45 am.
No. 86-C'ches & Pullmans. 10:40 am.
No. 3O-Coaches & P. ar5:05 pm.
No. 34-All Parlor Cars ... 5:45 pm.
]. ID. RAINIER, G. P. A.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-03
Florida East Coast
RAILWAY
Flo rIar Cystom

fdSTCI ny StNIH
Departure of passenger trains from
Palatka, Union Station, for East Pa
latka, daily:
No. 1O1, 1910 am. No. 1903, 11:30 am.
No, 105, LAO pm. No. LOT, 4:35 pm.
No. 1909, 6:20 pm.
Arrival and departure of passenger
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10
SIGNATURE OF PETITIONER
 R. L. ISON.

SIGNATURE OF PETITIONER
 LEVI BRINKERHOFF.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10
BASEBALL ORCANIZA-
 TON MEETING

Next Sunday at three p. m- in the Pastime Theatre base ball fans will gather to dis cuss the team and manage mont for the year 1922. It is to be hoped that anyone who is interested will attend as discussion of finances will come before the meet ting. Turn out and make this years team better than the good one we had last year. Last Sunday, a few of the bugs" gathered, J. M. Lee occupied the chair. A committee of five. R. T.
 Burton. R.S. Teeple, Henry Stiles, w. w. Caldwell and Jay Patterson was appoint ca ana gwen Iull power to interview property owners and definitely choose a per- manent ball ground for the ensuing season. The com mittee will meet in the fore noon Sunday next, view pro- perties, and decided which one will best serve the sport loving public. Their report will be presented at t h e afternoon meeting. Don't forget the time, the place, or the date. Three P.M., , Pastime Theatre. Feb. 12.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY OF
 PETITIONER R. L. ISON

Part of Lot Thirty-seyen (37) and Thirty-six (36) in Northwest quarter (NWA) Northwest quarter (NWA) Section Seventeen CID, Township Six teen (16) North Range Twenty-two (22) East Gila and Salt River Men- dian, bounded as follows:
 From place of beginning, South 45 degrees East, 14.75 chains, thence East AS chains, thence North 20 de gIees East, 4.S chains, thence North 48 degrees West 5.2 chains, thence North 31 degrees West 5.7 chains, North S9 degrees West chains, thence North 63 degrees 30 minutes West 5.23 chains to place of begin ming.
 Containing 12 acres, 97 square rods.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10

Dick Schuster, of the A. B. Schuster company. went out to Na-ha-tee Canon to pay a short business visit to the companies store at that point.
 Charlie Gardner and family have moved down from Cooley. They will make their home in one of the A. M. Boyer residence in the north part of town.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10
VALENTINE PARTY

The Ladies Aid of the Meth odist Church announce a Valen- tine Social for next Wednesday evening, Feb. 15. It will be at the church, and a small sum will be charged for refreshments. E, erybody welcome.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10

petitioners hereby designate following three petitioners as JS%Rs i1%Esrss ssISkERHoFF x af d PF"'''"
 time for hearing petition petition together with hearing you define proposed district and s s s % o said % pn aa det ad that other further proceedings may Re s a Pes suSm eS a" STATE OF ARIZONA JAMES being duly according c... o.s n.r.on.,r ., quainted petitioners whose the petition knowledge of an such petition appear thereon ~ ,,o,r
 Subscribed and before this day Of February ly2 Cdy commission expires Aug. 6, 192a) STATE OF ARIZONA
 County, Arizona, and personally hereto attached and knowledge tiOn signed the of aant by each Of the persons whose -"A"@' AppeA' N A. R. HURLEY
 Subscribed and sworn before me 3 @ 9th 4SAs % d ss %ony Pubic R 1922 Cy commission expires Aug. 6, s24) eouHrr eoasn 9e OF Ass1sn sAvs.o. |~
 a s sGN s ssseSt % SsTao s cna acn S 3 dP spS p a a m ainted with each of the petitioners whose the petition afant by each of the whose appear thereon.
 Subscribed this 9th day February AR P 1922 Ny commission expires Aug ls24)
 NOW THEREFORE Supervisors of County lo Monday 1922 the s So 30 tSs I e s @ of sno he 0 dou Dated HObk AizOna this the 7 of February 1921 by order of the Board of Supervisors of the County Naya State of Arizona
 Clerk of Board.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10

Chas. Wyrick, and Arthur Miller, both of Winslow, were in Holbrook on Tues. Mir. Hatcher, Manager of the Northern Arizona Land Co. was in Holbrook Tues.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. w. E. Ferguson was the scene of a delightful party on last Friday night, given by Mesdames Carter and Ferguson.
 Cards and dancing SUD- piled the evenings amuse- ment, and at a late hour a dainty two course luncheon was served.
 Chas. Ballard left for Pre- scott this week. He has gone down to see about sub-con- tracing some rock work in that vicinity.
 Howard Randall of St. Jo was in Holbrook Monday. He came up to take ad- vantage of some of the bar gains offered by our local stores.
 We are informed that w. E Beck has sold his intrests in the Savage and Beck Store at Sho owlow to c. T. Savage
 M. L. Fish of Lakeside was among the out of towr visitors noted in Holbrool this week.
 Jack Morrow is at present in Lordsburg, but is expect ed to returned to Holbrool on Thursday.
 Ed Howell was in towr the first of the week iron his ranch east of here, an( he says that the government thermometer at that place registered 15 degrees below at one time. We believe that Holbrook is a pnetty good place to live, after all, nc such temperature here this winter.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10

The press-room force of the News is badly crippled this week bo the loss of Mir. Johnson our foreman. A hand badly caught in the press resulted in a slight infection and prevented his con- tinuauce on duty. We hope by next week to be running as smoothly as eyer.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY OF
 PETITIONER JESSE D. DEWITT Lot Thirty-one (3I in Southeast quarter (SEA) Northeast quarter (NEA) Southwest quarter (SWA) Section Seventeen CID, Township Sixteen (16), North Range Twenty two (22) East Gila and Salt River Meridian.
 Containing 146 square rods.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10
A NEAR TRAGEDY

The family of MT. Baird narrowly escaped W h a | might have proved to be a most horrible tragedy this week. MT. Baird had gone out to the Adamana we'll in company with MT. Cook, and took along his gun, thinking to secure S o m e tender young cotton tails for the family larder. On his return home he received a hurry call from the elec- tric light plant of which he is manager, and so he simp- ly put his gun behind the door of one of the rooms, first fixing the safety catch. His little boy later came lIlCO the room dtlu III play. ing with the gun managed in some manner to push off the safety and discharged the weapon. His little sis ter was in the same room with him, and Mrs. Baird was in the next one, but fortunately all of them es- capped injury. The shot tore a large hole through t h e partition of the room. But what the reporter failed to learn was, how many cot ton tails did he get? /
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10

Mir. and Mrs. Burr Porter are Navajo citizens visiting friends in our city this week.
 John DiYlebess. who is runn- ing sheep in this vicinity, was a tr6nsient during the week.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY OF
 PETITIONER
 LEVI RRJNKERHOEF

Lot Thirty-nine (39) in Northeast quarter (NEA) Northeast quarter (NEA) Southwest quarter (SWA) Section Seventeen CID, Township Sixteen (16) North Range Twenty two (22) East, Gila and Salt River Meridian.
 Contains acre, 62 square rods.
 And part of lot Thirty-eight (38) in Northeast quarter (NEA) North east quarter (NEA) Northeast quar- ter (NEA) Southwest quarter (SW- n Section Seventeen CID, Town ship Sixteen (16) North Range Twenty-two (22) East, Gila and Salt River Meridian, bounded as follows: Place of beginning, South 16 degrees East, 8.67 chains, thence North S4 de grees East, 2.5S chains, thence North 8.34 chains, thence West ATS chains to the place of beginning.
 Containing acres, 14S square rods.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10

SIGNATURE OF PETITIONER
 JESSE DE WITT
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10

SIGNATURE OF PETITIONER
 MRS. L. E. GARDNER.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-10
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY OF PETITIONER MRS. L. E. GARDNER

Lot Fifty-two (52) in Northwest quarter (NWA) Southwest quarter (SWA) Southeast quarter (SEA) Section Seventeen (17), Township Six teen (16), North Range Twneyt-two (22) East Gila and Sait River Meri- dian.
 Containing 147 rods.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-01-11
ROK XIII.
kWestya Zaniedbania Opieki mad Nasza Mlodzeza

lyby nietylko lepszych uczniow,
lecz rowniez lepszyeh synow 10
Sciola.
Wspolny wszystkim popped do
zabaw pochodzi cd Boga. Jeze!i
Bog dai cz1owiekowi ten instynkt
to czlowiek powinien postarac
sic odpowiednie mieisce dla "a
baw. Dzieci ME sa zle cd urodze
MIA; przestepstwa ich wyplywa-
Ja Z nadmiaru energii, zle skie-
roWanej pod wplywem uiem-
nych warunk6w zewnetrznych.
w wiekszosci wielkich miast
sa specyalne sadly dla maIolet-
Mich przestepc6w. Sadly te ME
kieruja regu}ami, jake obowia-
zuia sadownictwo, zajmuja one
raczej stanowisko przyjacielskie
i doradcze niz przeSladowcze.
Wreszcie sadly te daja chetnie
pos{uch wskaz6wkom os6b inte-
resujacych sic dobrem mIodzie-
zy, zw}aszcza os6b reprezentuja
cych jakakolwiek organizacye,
ktorej celem jest niesienie pomo
cy przestepcom. Organizacyi ia
kich, reprezentuiacych rome ma
rodowoSci, jest wiele w wielkich
miastach, miedzy innemf w Chi
cago. Organizacya taxa nietyl-
ko przychodzi pomoca przestcp
com w sadzie, ale przez swa dzia
1alnoSc z nizszymi uTzednikami
zafatwia wiele spraw poza bu-
dynkiem sadowym, ME dopusz-
czajac temsamem do figurowa-
MIA nazwisk przestepc6w W ak
tach sadowych.
Dalej, organizacve te wyszr-
kuJa prace ola przestepc0w, sta
raJa sic O naWiazanie i'm ponow-
nych stosunk6w re szkola ma sto
pie przyjacielskiej, odrywaia ich
cd zlego towarzystwa, sprowa-
dzajac ich ma droge budujacych
wpfywow moralnych. Nastepuie
take organizacye zblizaja rodzi
cow maIoletnich przestepc6w z
wieloma instytucyami dobro-
czynnemi ma wypadek, jezeli DO
tlzebuja jakiegoS wsparcia itp.
Jest to zaszczytna sluzba tych
organizacyi, mile widziana W sa-
dach, poniewaz takie obchodze.
ME sic przestepcami malolet-
DOkonczeuie nastapD.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-01-11

Zabawowych, a wiele jest jesZ-
cze towarZystw, ktore ME maja
llteralnie miejsc ma zabawy. Wy
dial edukacyjny dobrze zrozu-
mial wplyw rozrywek ma wycho-
Wanie dzieci i nietylko, re urza-
dill miejsca zabaw w obrebie
szko4, lecz takze wcielii Zabawe
W program nauk szkolnych. Me
wiele jest dzisiaj szk0I, ktore ma
ia sale gimnastyczne ogrody
do zabawy, dlatego stare szkoly
przebudowano dokupiono zie-
mi, w celu uwzglednienia tych
potrzeb. Przykro nam stwierdzic
fakt, re wedlug danych statysty
cznych, 81 procent mlodych pre-
stepc6W, reki'utuje sic katoli-
k6w. Prawda, re ziemia jest dro
ga, lecz dlaczego ME postarac sic
chocby maly skrawek ma 20
czatek. Polskie szkoiy katolickie
powinny zwrocie uwage ma fakt,
ze zabawy So Srodkiem zmniej-
szajacym iloSc przestepcow.
Wszak czlowieczenstwo warte
jest pare dolarow. Jedna uncya
zapobiegliwoSci jest warta tyle,
co funt lekarstwa. Pr6cz tego w
katolickich parafiach, jest dzi-
siaj wielu mlodych, tn urodzo-
nych ksiezy, wyksztaIconych, in
teligentnych i energicznych. ME
tylko w slowie, lecz i w czynach.
Czyz sprzeciwialoby sic to Ia
kresowi ich obowiazk6w, gdyby
byli obierani kieroWnikami god
nych rozrywek naszej mlodziezy
w szkolach wyposazonych w sale
ola cwiczeh miejsca dla zaba-
wy? Wszak charakteru swego
stanoWlsKa poWofanl sa 0nl ma
kierownik6w. Jeste5my nawet
gleboko przekonani, ze wielu 2
Mich chetnie zajeioby sic ia pra-
ca dla dobra dzieci. Stworzenie
W parafiach osrodka towarzy-
skich zabaw W celu wypoczynku
nietylko ola dzieci, lecz dla do
roslych, powinno nalezec do pa
rafii, Aalem stwierdziG musi.
my, re niekt6re parafie ME ma
Ia najmniejNego slrawka ziemi
W obrebie szkOiy, ami salt W ou-
dynku szkolnym pr6cz ulicy,
gdzieby dzieci mogly sic bawic.
Wszak take starania w.,chowa.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-01-11

koncerty, kluby atletyczne, dra-
matyczne i towarzyskie it'd, pod
kcmpetentnem kierownictwem
mezczyzn jak kobiet, po godzi-
mach Szkolnych i wieczorowych
bez r6znicy rasy, relig1i i uaro-
doWosci. Me sd to Wcale insty-
tucye nawracajace ma nova via
re, jak wielu o tenn biednie my
sli. Majac doz6r mad niemi.
wiem co movie. Nasi rodzice pol
scy i instytucye ME zrozumialy
jeszcze dotychczas dodatnich
stron takich Srodowisk.
Czesto slysze, jak polski chic
pax lub dziewczynka mowi: INA
tka albo ojciec moi, ME pozwala
la mi przychodzic tutaj" w pre-
ciwienstwie do tego czesto sly
sze, Jak chiopiec lub dziewczyn-
ka innej narodowosci m6wia:
"ojciec moi lub matka postal
mie tutaj". Rodzice nietylko, ze
sami ME odwiedzaja parkow, ale
naWet ME interesuja sic rozryw
kami dzieci. Czy MONA sic wo-
bee tego dziwic, ze chlopcy die
wczynki nasze ida z}a droga. Ro
dzice, kt61zy ME So W moznoSci
posyiae swych dzieci do wyz-
szych szk6l, ME moga sic niczem
homaczyc, il ME korzystaja 2
owych miejsc rozrywkowych,
tembardziej, IL So bezplatne. Ia
znaczyc nalezy ola poparcia O.
wych instytucyi, IL wedlug sta
tystyki sadowej ME byfo wypad
ku, ably chlopiec czy dziewczyn-
ka, kt6ra uczeszczaIa ma zorga-
nizowane przez komitety parko-
we rozrywki nasze, byla kiedy-
kolwiek karana. Innemi sIowy,
nasze miejsca zabaw So wielkim
czynnikiem W zapobieganiu pre-
stepstw. Czy ME powinnismy
wobec tego zachecic dzieci ma
szych do korzystania park6w
W wolnych chwilach Z? Many ie
przecie7 W naszych srodowi-
skach powinnismy korzystaG
z Mich, albowiem kazda stycz-
nose z niemi, zmniejszy iloSG
przestepstw dzieci polskich.
Me nalezy przesadzac w zbyt
mich wymaganiach specyalnych
zabaw ola dzieci, albowiem DO
trzebaby dla mich wiecej miejsc
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-01-11
No. g.
(Ciag dalszy).

NSiSS udlSEy)-
XII wiec sposob dziecie przepaja
sic dobremi zasadami i wyrabia
charakter, tax konieczny w przy
szlem zyciu: Zabawa wiec jest
to process wychowawczy, ktory
jesli odbywa sic w odpowiedniem
miejscu, pod dozorem dobrych
kierownikow, odpowiada celowi,
ktory sobie zakreslila. z wyzei
powiedzianego wynika, re kaz-
de wolne miejsce, alicia, przelud-
nione mieszkanie, podworze it'd.
ME So pozadanemi miejscami dla
tego celu. '.'' ''....
Juz Cd bardzo dawna kazde
prawie miasto urZadzalo specy-
alne miejcsa dla zabaw. Miasto
Chicago, wydaio do dzisiaj oko-
10 $30,000,000 ma ten eel pre-
ZnacZa rocZnie ma utrZymanie
tych miejsc przeszfo S1,5O0,O0O.
Miejsc dla zabaw, jest okoio $50
/ rozrzucone So one po okolicach
miasta. Miedzy niemi jest oko-
10 80 w rodzaju Davis Square"
lub parkow: Pulaskiego Iub Hol-
steina, a wiele innych rozmiesz-
czonych jest po dzielnicach, "a
mieszkalych przewaZnie przez
ludnosc polska.
Zadziwiajaca jest rzecza, il
ma zorganizowanie rozrywki w
parkach, bedace pod rutynowa-
mem kierownictwem, uczeszczaJe
w bardzo znikomej liczbie die
ci polskie w stosunku do zalu8,
nienia, W kt6rem element polski
przewaza. Rodzice nasi nietylko,
ze zaniedbuja zachecat dzieci do
podobnych miejsc, ale czesto "a
braniaja i'm wprost, lub tel ka-
RIA je "a to. Jest to wielce ME
rozsadnem ich strony, albo-
wiem park te, kt6rych jest piet-
nascie, a mad kt6rymi nam ju-
rysdykcye, So najbezpieczniej-
szemi miejscami, gdzie MONA
wolny czas spedzi6, ME m6wiac
juz o doroslych. Sa tam sale gim
nastyczne, ch6ry dzieciece or
kiestry, wyklady gotowania, sly
cia innych robot recznych, tan
ce towarzyskie 1 ludowe, rome
wolne zabawy, CRY stoiowe, opo-
wiadania powiastek, ilustrowa-
ne odczyty / obrazy 5wietlne,
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
MOTHER, QUIcKl GIVE
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
FOR cHiLD's BOWELS

Kven . sick child loves the -fFuily~
tsste OF California Zig Syrup" II tho
little tongue il coated. OF II your child
Il iisiiess. cross. fevestsh. full os cold
OF has collie. . tsssposafui viii never
fail 10 open the bowels In . few
hours you can see for yourseif how
thoroughly il works sii the coostips'
tioa poison. sour bile and waste from
the tender. little bowels and gives yos
. well. playful child again.
Miiiioas Ut mothers keep -Csiifosuls
Zig syrup" handy. They know . tes'
spooafui today saves = sick child to-
morrow. ASK your druggist fse genuine
California Zig syrup" which hss d.
sretioas fos babies and childrvn Of al
ss~s printed On bottle. Mothss' foo
must soy -Csllfosnls- or you may get
90 Initiation ny syrup.-Adsessisessos
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
The Test Of Attainment.

You have been very SUCCESSFUL IN
,,oli,ics." said the admirins friend.
81 don't know" said Senator Sor.
,hum J,ub,fully. II have participated
nr,miuently In legislatures aud conven.
lions. But ain s;ill waiting for some.
h,av to make me large offer to 60
into the m"vies.'
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
Hows Your Liver !

Hsalth y Yesw Msse ValvshSs A0o9
-30s y Hsv - raAs Caeo q =
6upasios, Nshs.-'Boms ysan 80 ]
~ Gouhlsd naaily Nth Ivss ssoahao:
vouA bseoms dissy aod dask spoeo
veaA sppsas bsioss my sys.. l taok
d. Nssus's Goldsa Medical Diansvasy
and COS bottle cured u,s. have nsvGs
- Q return ol lhs ailnent but Aavs
alv.ys had epod hsalsh sancs. ] an
eied i.dssd 70 b sh,s 70 rsconmsnA
ssseh Q sod ussdieins. Cha
Wsnss, III So. Rinoa st.
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