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Evening journal., 1922-04-10
Wolfe Curtains at Sixty-fiive cents
the Pair

They plain voe in white and
quarter yards long Made with and hreequartench hem
stitched edge.
They unusual values and the quantity very limited
And they only 65c the parl
The same curtain with lace edge Is 75c the pair.
voie curtain with wonch hem 81 90 and white
curtain with edgng and lace insertion but $45 the pair
curtain of heavy bobbnette and
with lace edge of imported French lacean
ceponaly strong desirable curtain They $780, $45 $780,
S6.75 and $500 the pair-worth double.
special popn just arrived be had in blue and
mulberry and pink 1t is thix inches wide and makes
attractive and inexpensive door window drapery
1t is specially priced at 4Sc the yard.
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EATS ANYTH|NG
! On THE TABLE
AND FEELS FINE
Miss Stella Simon Says She
Was On Verge Of Nerv-
GUS Prostration But Was
Completely Re $ tore q
When She Took Tanlac.

"At the time started taking Tan
lac" said Miss Stella Simon. 1881
Missouri Ave. ST. Louis. Mo-. Il
honestly believe was on the verge OF
nervous prostration AT times was
so tired and nervous was hystesical.
MY appetite was very POOR and
could not eat and digest enough TO
keep up my strength. ! could not
get any restful sleep and got up
mornings as tired as when ! retired.
Finally became alarmed over my
condition and was worried and dis
couraged all the time
'aTanlac gave me entire relief and
now l can eat anything on the table
and sleep fine at night am feeling
like a new person and am glad to
tell my experience with Tanlac for
I think It is just grand"
Tanlac Is sold by all good drug
gists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
CH|CAG0 sTAEET CAR
fare TO Be REDUCED
June 18th Win See New Rate
schedule In Foros: Wages
Ako To Be Cnt At
That fine

Chicago. June 6-Reductson OF
Chicago street car fares from to :
cents June Is, decreased by the led
eral court yesterday win be followed
by reductions in the wages OF car
men. according to officials OF the
surface lines. The amount OF the
wage cut will be determined early
next week. these officials said
VIM +, Quinian. president OF the
employees organization said any at
temp, to shove the whole burden
upon the men" will be met by strike.
Under an agreement between the
companies Of the unions esch side IS
to give the other thirty days notice
OF proposal for change in wage
scalees.
cscmpanyl officials assorted that
Chicago street car men are receiving
the highest scale in America ranging
from - to 80 cents an hour.
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HIGH CHIEFS OF R. R.
BROTHERHOOD TO MEET

Chicago. June 5.-High chiefs OF the
railroad brotherhoods win PROBABLY
hold their contemplated conferences
on wage reductions in Chicago in
stead OF Cincinnati next Tuesday i,
was said here today
B. NJ Jewell. president Of the rail-
way department Of the American
Federation OF Labor. announced that
the telegraphic vote BY the brother
hood leaders on the meeting place
was tie between Chicago and Gin
cinnati aud that the deciding vote
would probably resuIt in the selec-
ton OF Chicago. Cincinnati was pro-
posed because some leaders that il
would De convenient to assemble
there in advance OF the annual con-
vention Of the American Federation
of Labor.
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Continued from Page ID
not nearly ready when the fatal
week approached.
|. Saved BY Passover
but Providence helped. 1t
was the Jewish Passover period,
and the rabbi at Sing Sing re-
fused to escort any prisoner to
the chair during the holy days.
This gave us two weeks
respite.
Il kept on working. Finally
/ cali deon Mr.. Snitkin. 1t was
just two days before the new
date for the electrocution. He
got busy at once 7"
Mrs. R0senwasser closed her
ewes again-and sobbed.
sIt was the last day. ! was
waiting in the deathhonse. My
husband had already been shaved
and dressed for his execution.
We said goodbye.
''The governor was away. The
hours began 10 pass like seconds.
/ was told to go home. There
had been no reprieye.
Saved At Eleventh Hour
II picked up my baby and
walked back to the station. My
mind was blank.
s'But meanwhile the miracle
had happened. The lawyer had
secured a stay from the heuten-
amt governor.
Can you imagine how / felt
when | found outf
when the governor got back
he granted another respite for
two weeks and appointed com.
mission to examine my husband.
If their Judgment upholds the
other alienists my husband will
be transferred to an asylum; il
not | will keep on fighing
til-until it's all over
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alps. 10 hotels in Richnond- From
her parents. or an old virginia fam
lily. she had an income. she ias-
ished It upon the man IN presents
from clothing to icweiry and evea
setual cash
Then. last November. the newt
able happened. She knew she must
go away or face the disgrace among
her cxn people and make them d
shArer with her in her trouble.
Her aunt knew the situation. she
urged her to % away. The girl
yielded she came to Chicago. She
had roney and rented the room from
Mrs. Patton. Daily brooding threat
ened her sanity She sought work.
failed and then she Killed herself.
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ting into the stuff.
ANY investigation should be left to
"a Filipino bartender. Over there they
name their drinks according to the
power chained up In the beverage.
Dos Cabalios" in two-hcrscs- gin and
tres fartcareli'' is three locomotives
brandy.
Many an army regular will recall
this stuff, along with nipa Gin. bino
and carbon sheil"-in the Silver
Dollar Saloon in Manila. ~Joe's Place. =
at Pasig, or the Toadhoases at Caloo-
can.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
DOCTORS CLAIMED RECOVERY
WAS ALMOST A MIRACLE!
Woman Facing Certain Death from Nervous
Disorder Discovers Remedy in Time

| NERVOUS disorders are on the
increase. Men and women
compelled to 60 out into the
world TO battle for 4 living
quite often neglect their
health to such an extent that
! breakdown is the inevitable
result.
Such neglect is criminsl. In
many instances il leads to
fatal consequences. When
you have moody spells, feel
depressed, begin to have dis
taste for business Or social
duties, when you cannot
sleep at night these are sure
signs Of nervous ailments and
should Be checked.
Read below Of the experience
ofone woman who, according
- her own testimony, was
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GLORY AND
THE SACRIFICE
In Which the Gift and the Gver Tell Each Separate
Tale

By'ELEANOR PORTER
Author Of Pollyanna." Just David Fte

cheeks flushed With emotion. The
First Congregational church was deep
" indebted 10 the Honorable Peter
wentworth. and would fain express
Its gratitude.
The minister's wife listened with .
fanway look on her face. and little
Donald Marsh gazed with round eyes
OF awe az the great man who had been
so very generous; while over In an
obscure corner Of the hall pale Ut
tie woman steaithily rearranged the
folds of her gown. that she might
hide from inquisltive eyes the great
darn ON the front breadth Of her worn
black cashmere.
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Chase's Tonic Pills thar she
crushed them and baked
them in my food. After
using two boxes | could feed
myself; and after using them
for two months, my health
improved 30 rapidly thar
doctors and frieRds said my
recovery was = miracle. II
cannot recommend DR.. A.
w. ,Chase's Tonic Pills too
highly, even to those who
seem 70 Be facing death. :
DR.. A. w. Chase Medicines
are on sale at all 6rst class
drug stores. To be sure Of
getting the genuine, see that
portrait and signature of "a.
w. Chzse, MD, are on every
box. This trade mark IS your
protection against limitations
and substitutes. Advertise
ment- 4
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facing death, but who for
tunately discovered the nigh,
remedy in time, and which
brought her back to health
and normal strength:
Miss Rena B. Crossland,
Kempt, Queens Co. N. s.,
writes; Il feel 1t i duty as
well as = privilege, to tell
Of the wonderful benefits /
derived from the use Of Dr..
A. w. Chase's Tonic Pills.
In March, 1917, I had
anaemia Of the brain and
the mental and physical
suGeringI endured is inde-
scribabIe. had treatment
from three doctors, and for
twelve days was uncon-
scious; while for three
months / was fed and cared
for Ike "a infant. Ny
mother was 80 anxious foti
me % use Dr. A. W.
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Recommends chamberlain's Tablets
-Chamberlains Tablets have been
used By my husband and myself off
and on for the past five years. When
my husband goes away from home he
always takes a bottle OF them along
with him. Whenever / have that heavy
feeling after eating. or feel dull and
played out, I take one or two OF
Chamberiain's Tablets and they fix
me up fine" writes Mrs. Newton
vreeland. Minoa. n. Y. Take these
tablets when troubled with consti-
patton or indigestion and they viii do
you good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

In olden times. 1t was believed that
the seat OF the soul was the stomach.
most likely for the reason that a man
is never so completely used up as
when his stomach Is out OF order.
For the cure OF ordinary stomach
troubles, there is nothing quite so
prompt and satisfactory as Chamber
lain's Tablets They strengthen the
stomach and enable 1t to perform fts
functions naturally. Give them .
trial. They only cost a quarter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
USE SULPHUR 70
HEAL YOUR SKIN



For unsishsiy skin eruptions. rash
or blotrhes On fsce. neck, arms OF
body. you do not have to wait for ~
lief from torture or embarrassment,
dcelnres noted sldn speGalis$ Appty
. little Aentho- Sulphur and Improve
nsent shows next day.
Because Of iss aefm desssnvlng psup.
ertiea nothing has ever been fesnd
10 take the place OF this sulphw peepa-
ration. The moment you appay 4 hal
ing begins. Only those who have had
unsighfly skin troubles can know ~
delight this Aentho- Sulphur brinsA
Even hev. itching eczema u dried
right up.
Get : small jar from any good
druggist and use Il like cold cream,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
HoW'S THISa

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE wI,l
oo "Eas we elaIE for lt--std your system
OF Catarrh or Deafness caused hy
Catarrh-
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists OF an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves the catarrhal Inflammation, and
tne Internal Medtcine- Tonic. which
acts through the Bleed on the Mucous
surfaces. Thus assisting 10 restore nur-
NAL conditions
sold by druggists for over a. Years.
F. ). Cheney 4 Co. Toledo. o.
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A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder trouble
gravel weak and lame back, raeuma-
ism irregularities of the Kid
neys and bladder. Regulates bladder
troubles IN children. II not sold by
druggists mall ;l-25. Small bottle
often cure Send for sworn ssstt-
nonials. Dr. l.. W. HalL 1926 Olive
Street. ST. Louis. No.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
Ex.TExAs GOVERNOR AND WIFE
CANDIDATES FOR SENATE SEAT

Waco, Texas. June e.-Receipt OK
the application Of Mrs. Myriam A.
Ferguson. wife OF former Governor
James 4. Ferguson. for place on the
Democratic primary ticket as can
didate for the United States senate
was announced today.
Mr.. Ferguson also Is an announced
Candidate for the Senate. but he has
not formally apriied for a place on
the July primary ticket
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" coYLE cLEANINcs =

- y p = ~ - = N - IS L & L n x *
From Coyle Clipper: Misses Frare
.ces Phillips. Thelma Champion and
Lois Davis were here from Guthrie
for a weekend visit at the Hinton
home. Chas Hanson, representing
the Oklahoma City Stock Yards. was
here this week in the interest OF
letter stock for this locality. It is
reported that Geo. Rouse. west OF
town. has filed as candidate for
county commissioner OF this district
on the democratic ticket. Miss
Madeline Lcwther is here from Guth-
rie the guest Of Doris Randell and
Ruth Rrookman.
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Took Many Trips

There We're trips to Washington,
10 Newport News, to Norfolk and
daring even the tongue OF local COS :
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Repeatedly you read about boot
legger's still exploding and wrecking
house It makes you wonder what
kind Of high explosive they ara put
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ENDS LIFE IS MARRIED.
NAN REJECTS HER
/. Poison Pen" Causes Mary
: Grasswitt 70 End All; She
Could Not Have Man
She Loved

Chicago. Ill.. June s.-They've
taken Mary Fannie Grasswitt back
home to Richmond.
She could not have the man she
loved. The mans wife ana 4 "pci-
son pen" letter to that wife from "A
Friend" saw TO ii that Miss Grass
xitt conldn't have the love for which
she longed.
So she chose her own way out
here in Chicago. where she had taken
refuge and where she got ldters
from the man she loved. from the
man who once loved her, mot wisely
bnt too wdll" 70. s. Hunsfser ue
Richmond, Va.
Full many shaft at random sent,
Finds mark the archer never MEANT
And many word at random spoken.
May soothe or wound heart that's
broken.
The lines with Ink still wet, lay
upon a table Beside the table.
stretched calmly In the never end
ing sleep. lay the body OF Miss Grass
witt.
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Children Cry
FOR FIErcnER'S
g a 9 TO RIA
SLAYER
GETS EXECUTION STAY

McAiester. June 5.-Fred Switxer.
warden OF the state penitentiary has
received a stay OF execution from the
ccurt Of criminal arpeais for j. W.
Phillips or Tishomingo. who was SEN
fenced to die in the electric chair
June IS for the murder OF Marion
Williams. former sheriff OF Johnson
county.
Leader classified ads ret results.
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Took "only Way Out"

Mary Fanny Grasswitt OF Virginia
took the only way out she could see
IA gas tube in rented room. and
death.
Three hours after her handlady.
Mrs. Z. r. Patton. 5Slo Wayne av.. in
a fashionable section OF Edgewater.
suelled gas. entered the room and
discovered the traredy.
She telephoned the police and they
from talks with Mrs. Patton, and
from stacks Of letters in the girls
room. pieced together the story OF
the broken romance and the deter
lnination to end it all.
The Story Of Love
The story ran this way:
@. $. Hunsicker. department man
sger OF the Hill Directory Co. OF
Richrond. was married and had a
daughter when he first met Miss
GrassTits- He didn't tell her until
later OF this fact
The girl came to lore him. Even
when she came to know OF the wife
and The baby. she did not stop.
Through the gin Mr. Hunsscker
met an aunt OF Miss Grasswitt. ana
she. too. was charmed with him.
But while the giri was there. the
Older woman occupied the secondary
place that older women do when In
with youth.
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"His Change Of Heart-

she had seen him turn. under the
sting OF the poison pen letter, from
the clandestine affair with her to .
sure and certain love OF his wife and
family.
she was barred even from return
ing to her own people by the pres
erce there OF the man who had
srurned her and who resused to leave
and let her go home without the
certainty OF seeing him day after
day.
Then from the man she loved
there came final letter. settling
forever All possibility OF his leaving
town.
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SAVES HUSBAND
FOR FOURTH TIME
AND FIGHTS ON

Continued from Page ID
not nearly ready when the fatal
week approached.
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ME.xEmHxxgxExHgT "
= INTOXICATING q

y xgx xEE Xxx " xgaxz =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
LEGAL NOTICES
NnrIcI

NOTCH
Last viii add Testament Of Henry
hsninE Deceased
To Fred u. Hunins Los Lsuss. New
~ Avenue. CelhnEwoed. Ne~ Jersey
hama n ConnelI s21 West Copper
Avanua. A~ihneuefsue n. NJ Lolita
Huning paalef. us haath foarteehth
st.. Albuquerque. \. NJ and 20 An
Others Mhom u May Conccrn;
G~rrsungs
Yea are hereby nstiied that tho al.
legged Last VIII and rcstamsnt u Henry
HuninK deceased, late n ths County u
herHaiilin and stats of New heaico. vas
prsaaesd and Rad 10 tho Probate Caurt
% the County Of hefuaiiilo. STATE 81 New
Nesico, on the EiEhtesnth day % Ma,
ieas, ana The asy q ihs pro, ing 81 aid
aiicard Lat VIII aad Testament sss
th~ereanee flrsa for r~hursaay. the Thira
aay u 1aly A D teea. 81 10 c'eiack
10 The forrunon " said day
niNfn audtf my hand and shr seal
q ihe Ceari. ,his sand dsr Of Nay.
FRED cRoLLorr
(sEALl Couniy Clerk
My - a. Jans 7.ls
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS
sealed rruppssia ufi b received AZ
NJ ufiies u the Cay CLERK o. the Clty
Of Aibuqusraus uKfll 2 oslott r n. on
Aonday May 2pth .ie22, TO- she cen
efuefion ~ cunerets euiveri. across nlsh
Nircet "a Copper AvcHue aud across Fdhk
Street n Cooper Ateaaa.
Each bidder viii b. required 70 dnpaait
9TH Tie city Ciert. te ne crrdit II ne
City 81 Alhnquarque. uIthppt eadnuss
mont . certified check - dsresit 10 nc
sum ~ tru per cent tt0fff " the toi1,
smeuai bid : . guarantee thai hs VIII
rrntrsri. n awarded 10 Airi. Secordlne 20
lkr terms ~ NE hla. ulthin nte days AZ.
to ihe ceriihraiinn of the aWaFd.
Nhoald No contractor tall 70 file the
pene, called fof ~ ths specifications. IN
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NEW YORK, MAY z4-Cali
money easier. high. =; lo~, al
ruling rate. 4. closing Ind. 81
offered az 2; last loan "a call
loans, against acccptances. 81
Time ioans. nrnicr. 60 days.
-. o0 days ~ sta months, -
fffis
Prime mercantile paper. al N
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FORSALR

o.. so0-s.room. modern, suisshia for two
families corner lot. Highlands close 10
~, uOo--3 room frame. Eiassed-in porch
city water. completely furnished. cor
ncr lot Highlands. close In
%, so0--T.room dweiling on eorner lot
landa. close 10.
~. Toc-5. room white stueco adobe bon.
falow modern. garage sna other out
tuildings, ~ fath o.. terms. u
desired.
A. FLEISCHER, Keai;or
Loans. Hire Insurance. Automobile In.
auranes snd all other lines % Insurance.
Surety honds.
Phone s7t III South Fourth 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
MARKETS


NEW YORK. May g4.-Fros-
pecuvo freight rate reduction by
tho Interstate commerce commits
sion cxcftcd nttic adverse influ-
on the stock market today
Rails were firm 10 strong and rer-
tcHcntative induStriais improved
appruslmateG 10000
harcs. The closing WAS EtIbng
-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
Livestock
CHICAGO

CHICAGO May 24@CatfI~9 30
fccviptE. 10000. Market nctlSeg
b"cf steerf strong to 10 cents
higher; tor. se.2k OF, ycarlinEs and
maturod ~stecra; hutk, beef steefy.
" 10 dfk.70 she etock. Hfrtor.
baih. Heady. veal calscs. tranE
90 IS ccuts higher. stockera. dull.
bulk, vcalcrs. TO outsiders. 5000
Hsll 90. few early sales q ps,k-
ers 80 50 s1O.Oe %
HoEs-Rceripta. 1900. Mar
Rot fairly activc. mostly 10 aanis
higher than Tuesdays avcragr.
heavy mixed and packing GRADES.
! hw. top fi07b: bulk. sfo3s@
500, pigH about steady: mostly D
81 50 Mf9T5 heavy weight. ffe Is .
5000. medium weight, $40 IS .
Wflo7b; light weight. tiasu0
fi0Ibi liEhts. ti9f048Iag5.
packing sows, smooth. 1850
~ A.; packing sows rough. $500
$3.50; killing pigs s9skH q
Ei0.Gb.
Shoep-Rcceipts. $1,000 Mar
ket strong 10 IS cents higher. he's
shorn lambss bad. flg.Sa; hulk.
Yi.s5 $500. six loads very
good California aprlag lamb8.
Sla.1b, with ls7 out. COED natiyn
apringers N525. fat owes mostly
g. 90 500; few young na.lve
stock ewcs, $3.50. H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24

so Ssw elo nohN. way ;; sssSSss:a nrss
third AVS. k8o.9f. fourth ms
tgs.96. Victory, fAh tioo.1Ss
Victory aA's. $4,000.
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4 NARr,I-rs

NEw Yonk. May 2trForcien
ltar silver TeHc
Copper steady c~lncfrulytlc.
spot and nearby % &c. later 49,
frifc.
Tin Spot and futures. $500.
ron-Sicady. prices unchnnged
cad-h4rm. spot. ka.5OHtdN so.
Zinc irm. r,aFt 81 Louis de-
livery. spot and ncafby, f52o
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MN HDHk, Nay % COTTON
SPOT. quiet. MiddlinR, t1f.60. a4eias
Cotton futures closed ycss ,4ps.
steady. July. f20.27. Octoief.
t2O.of; December. fIage; Ian
uary. sfs.s4; March, 19.es.
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f2iab switxcrlana Aea.aas. -
fFssi fFpaIn. demand. tib.5tA
Greece. demand 40. Poland. It-H
mnnd. .o1h czeoho- acknowledgment
demand, 1.sa Argentine, demand. -
1887. Brazil. demand, iNHJl. 80"
Montreal. agh ~ =
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MISCELLANEOUS

! a0sTrR00f cAshadKi aEse ssmsss
,os Issalss ssrlss rsaap, sR,p, sssss :
FuN eaunt md ea,ialae.i1n n~nsrant-rd.
100 zoe 500. ttr. 500. " zh 1000.
On o. 5000. - DO. Pepper. 100. sos
lonQ, ~ "a. AL pusirsid East Tetaa
WANTtp-Nfsfai todkk flnIshiug ~
master photographer; twice daily sNI
tied ksnd rear hnisainr 70 = rellahla
established flrm usana Hama.
Master rho,oEssphera
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OMAHA. May 2l.-Wheat
No : hard. n.sfi No. ,. hard.
ftea. lt|
Oats-No. 2. white. see: No. .,
corn--No. ?. white, bsAe. No 2.
mixed. save.
Whit. asc
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KANSAS cry. May 2f-cashul
wheat, No. ? hard. ti269ts.42.
Ne. : red. sIs50fIss7. .
CORN" y white! esGcs No ?, :
yellow. Lec. 4u