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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26


and feformer Thu history makes
or social efe.eurs IND .1l VISION
IN it, BROAD sense.
might 70 on dom through tEe
list o. subjects taught - tae modern
high school and rh1H Ho" He s,ues
Of each is bound - maEr = better
citizen Of the hoy or 9Iri studying =.
but time viii not permit. 20 aH
simply going Il touch on u feW -
them.
Someone UaF 49, WY studE
Chemistry II d. impossible u NAM
anything in the world about as thai
chemistry doc not Help us ~ under
stand. The eloihe. Sc wear. tho foa#
We eat. tie iron and steel that 90 int
our machinef= and tools. TIC brieH
and mortar The Wood, tic. 2la
cement Of our homes. ths seiapo- i
ton OF all these comes undaf the do
main OF chemistry. TIE human boas
Is complex II chemical phenomena.
Almost every function 81 The 55dy has
it's explanation in chemical process
Chemical processes account for ihe
growth ami decay of all plants and
animals, in short. the whole World a
living things j. dependent faf lfe on
chemical changes Therefore eaeWis=
try broadens Tho Interests Of life IN
every direction.
We might show hos the saIae bcne-
fits are derived from study of the
other science. physisH biology. etc
In recent wears the study OF biology
has been found that many diseases Of
Biology is the study 81 living thing
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Somerset Comfy tirl President oi
. Graduatinp Clp~s at Pennington
Normal

At a recent meeting Of the gradu-.
ating class held, lee the plrpooe Of
electing Officers 10 take Charge Of the
cla,s exercises for the rest Of tie
-ssa4.. >ALtLeA- EnLiusaQ- bingham
was elected president Somerset
county had another representative on
Me list $off T9slmk FIwrenee OF Mad
+son Ma BIOS, " .4ltJhc of the eXeeu-
tive committee.
Several, Of, the, .soYersei County
group ard doing tl}dir terms work IN
the model school this term They
are Esther Poland. Elizabeth Foster.
Bernice Head. Flora Head. AlilIred
Williamson and Laura Williamson,
Julia Cox.
Under the direction of Bertha Rob
inson. president of tie Chr.sfian As
sociation and Thelma Lawrence chair
man of the social committee. a straw
ride took plasa last Friday after
schools.
The annual oct1l event. 3 RceeP-
ton is likes t. he held Friday. Feb
ruarY a
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OHIMY STOMACH

II had stomach trouble so badly that
fthing / ate would digest as 1t
hould," said Sadie T. Hamilton. Port
Rnd Me, as she began "A remarkable
{ory Of the relief she has secured
fom Argo- Phosphate, the new recon-
fructire, stomach tonic and system
Glri6er.
| Everything that I ate would lie in
y stomach like a lump" she explain
Gas would form and ] would
Pner distress all the time. ! got 80
could hardly keep anything down.
yihg TO get relief, l had my stomach
lHped out. but even this did not help
as continued Just as bad.
Kept hearing SO much about Ar
.fh"sphate that | thought maybe 1t
lsht help me and | decided to try II.
nave taken two bottles and to my
frprise | am already feeling fine.
! all y
am completely rid of my old stom-
trouble that l had for three years.
nave not felt so well for years and
b'hl certainly glad to endorse Argo-
PpSphate because / want others to be
,ned by this wonderful medicin
ne spirit of wanting TO help others
Mhtt makes suffering men And wo-
sn give these splendid public endorse
ms OF Argo-Phosphate," said a local
dispensed by Frank w. Buchanan
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE

WHEREAS Albert b. Murray, anf
Perley :. Lane. both of Skowhegai
in the County of Somerset and Stat
Of Maine. by their mortgage deed datet
April 10. 1920 recorded. in Somerset
county Registry of Deeds BOOK ~
signed. II certain lot or parcel OF land
with the buildings thereon situated IN
Madison in said County of Somerset
and bounded as follows, to-wlt: he
ginning ut the Northwest corner OF iant
formerly occupied by Jefferson Brown
thence Westerly by the road ieadint
to the twelve corners one hundred hftN
ak and three fourths 1o6 3-4) rods
thence Southerly by land occupied by
Edgar Clark to the South line OF 10
numbered SeVentH-SeVen tIT); thenc
East by the South of said lot 10 tn
West line of the aforesaid Brown lot
thence North by said West line to the
irst mentioned bound. Excepting th
cemetery enclosed by an iron fence o.
the Northeast corner of said farm
Also one other tract OF land in sal,
Madison. and being the premises con
Veyed by Isaac cook to True Remicl
ny deed dated April -, 1882. and re
corded in Somerset l.egistry of Deed
Book so. Page 2o6, together with al
The rights that We have to draw watel
from the springs on the land of Robert
Green. Also excepting and reservni
lbout one-fourth of an acre heretofor,
conveyed to Henry Hoyt; and
WHEREAS. the condition of saio
mortgage has been broken, = NOW
THEREFORE, by reason Of the breacl
Of the condition therefore. | claim y
foreclosure of said mortgage.
January 10. 1922.
SHEPHERD II. SWAIN,
BY Butler e. Butler.
His attorney hereunto duly
3w3 authorized.
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,or1cr OF FORECLOSURE

x.,1rPEAS. ADOLPHtS FELKE Y
'mi1iaRGGERITE PELkEY. each of
Eairfield in the County of Aroos-
ina state of Maine, by their mort =
M decd dated the 10th day of De-
her \. u. 1920 and recorded in
nersef County Registry of f9eeds in
~, AKA Page 262 conveyed to- ne. the
Fastened. "A, certain lot or lFsrcel of
n sitIIated in Hartland in said Coun-
p Somerset, bounded and described
yiioWS. Beginning on the North
If land of one Carl Ames formerly
[naJ by 5. NJ Raymond: thence run
IL %ortherly on Il stone wall twenty
II. thence Westerly parallel with the
- line thirty rods: thence Norther-
karallel with the road leading from
'rrh's Corner to Sibley road twenty
~ rods. thence Easterly parallel with
I Southcrly line Of land formerly
- by w. s. Church seventH-two
70 a stone wall; thence S6htherly
Inc stone wall to land of said Ames
sr.three rods; thence Easterly on sa id
- land to land formerly owned by
IG. Cover; thence Northerly on said
kwer's Sontherly line to lapd former
nwned by W. S. Church: thence
Loterly on the Southerly line of said
(nrch land to the road leading from
|nrch's corner to Sibley Pond; thence
Ltherlv by said road to land of Carl
Cec. thence Easterly by land of Carl
I,es to the place Of beginning; reserN-
d and excepting to ourselves and our
f. n right of way across the Wes-
Ilv end of the land hereby conveyed,
Lm the Sibley Pond road so called
f. wood lot owned by Mildred fsrances
Ecker 10 be used by the said Groeker
foot or team or any conveyance at
h and all times of the year without
bdrance: and
WHEREAS. the condition of said
Irtpage has been broken. NOW
by reason of the breach
The condition thereof, | claim n
eeclosure of said mortgage.
bated nj Skowhegan, Maine, January
CHARLES B. CHASE,
by Butler & Butler
10 his Attorneys duly authorized.
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~ =
~ STATE or MAINE - ].
Public Notice

bh, conformity with The provisions
Ithapter 2l9 OF the Public Laws of
J, dis amended, and deemihg It for
best interests of the. State, the
Commissioner Of Inland Fisheries and
[nle, hereby pfomulgates the follow
regulations relating TO fishing IN
3ggfns Stream, ipr the. town of .Har-
6nyI IN the County OF Somerset.
Es ,M;LllS! AND REG rr
Election /. For IA period Of. -four
lars from February 3rd, \. H.. 1922
! shsil-be' unlawful for+iany person to
IN for take, catch or Kill amy kind
ASH at any time in Higgins Stream;
NTH Stream is situated in the town
I Harmony, in the county of Somer-
l.. between Great Moose La ke and TN.
st bridge on said Stream above the
Section . s6 much of the fpfssent
Hes and regulations of the Depart
rnt Of Inland Fisheries and Game as
|Ohibits fishing above said first bridge
said stream in accordance with the
neral law Of the State after the ice
out Of said Lake in the spring of
lch year is hereby revoked.
Section 3. 1t shall be unlawful for
BY person to have in possession at
BY time any kind of fish taken in vio-
ton of any provision of these regu-
tons.
Dated at Augusta, Maine, this 18th
" OK January, A. d. 1922.
WILLIS f. PARSONS.
Commissioner of Inland
70 Fisheries and Game.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

'"tfSft, SIS.
W January 20, \. u. 1922
Omme' the undersigned, having been
bV appointed by the H6horabln
E,1hrrS .. Small, Judge of Probate
C, a and for said County, Commits
|sir,rS 10 receive and decide upon the
CI ,a OF the creditors of Frdncis w.
L,n, iate of Skowhegan, In said
deceased, whose estate has
khi,r represented insolvent, herby give
Se GO "a tiGe agreeably. to the. order of
S rins from and after January 10. 1922.
lug been allowed to said creditors
AZ ,'vsent and prove their claims. and
NV we VIII attend to the duty assign
w. al the Court House M SkoWhn-
700 SAID county. on Monday. March
w.. az. and on Monday. July 10. 1922
Scb a. oi me clock in the foreiioon of
Al. Red II. LANG,
su, WILLIAM T. SEEKTNS
Comm issioners
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Card OF Thanks

We with to thank our friends ant
neighbors and the good people o.
SCION who we're so kind and thought
tul to us during our recent nereaVe
ment.
Joseph -. Dornberger,
Mary pfister,
Annie Cousins.
Scion Maine. Jan. 26. 1922"
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CAUTION NOTICE

boIsr given my son, Carroll n
bntrs ms time, I will pay no hills
Pie. MN peiofe or after this
Signed)
hrmon Mrs. FLORENCE SpIERS.
''y' Me, January 90, 1922 AVA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29
COYOTE SCALPS
BRING BOUNTIES

n
Russell Adams. our good natnred
county clerk has been dealing quite
heavily in coyote pelts this last week.
The county pays bounty OF ~ for
grown animals and 81 for pups and
as this is a good time Of the year Y
20 pelt hunting many have bills fiiee
for scalps. The folIowing. Is What
was brought in in the last week or
ten days:
Jas. Manion of Mulhall. I grown
coyote and 10 pups.
Clyde Wade OF cashion pups.
Bert Beery OF Crescent. 6 pups.
Arthur Brown Of Crescent u pup
scalps.
Glen shaffer OF Mulhall ! grown
pelt.
Harold Miller Of MulhalI. > pups.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

Filings for state office >incc
Monday. 10 a. m- we're:
II. w. Hsriin. u. incumbent
Insurance commissioner. oklahe.
ma City.
A. !. y. shaw. 2. treasurer,
Altnx.
Frank ziska. d. governor
Afoka.
WN. A. Ramsey. 4. representa-
tive. lat district. Oklahoma eoun.
", BrittSu
Mrs. Lamar Iooney. ID. con-
eress. 7ih district. Hollis.
J. c. Walton, ID. governor, Ok
lahoma City.
Matthew J. Kane. ID. supreme
court. Ord district. Oklahoma
City.
Dick Hudson, ID. charities com
missioner. Oklahoma City.
Jno. u. Harrison. ID, supreme
court. 4th district, Sayre.
Leslie Y. Salter. X. representa-
tive. Alfalfa county. Carmen.
Joseph G. l.ooney. ID, senate,
23rd district, Konawa.
Henry Willmering. ID, exam
iner. Oklahoma City.
Ben W. Riley, d. secretary Of
state. Oklahoma City.
r. A. Sneel. d. secretary Of
state, Oklahoma City.
Geo. II. lIealy. r. governor,
Beaver.
Robert Burns, ID. attorney gem
cral. Oklahoma City.
w. q. Pratt, ID, representative.
Pontotoc county, Rolf.
James I. Phelps. ID, district
Judge. 18th district, I'll Reno.
j. W. vawter, d. charities com
missioner, Bethany.
A. l.. Davis, ID, representative,
Grady county, Chiekasha.
Will Linn, ID, district judge,
18th district, chickasha.
William Gill. ID, senate, 2oth
district, Atoka.
j. w Bird X. district judge,
10Th disiric. Pond Creek.
J. c. Roberts, X, district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

Port Orchard. Wash. April 2e.--Af-
ter dellberating bat thhty minutes
1he jury in the case of Mrs. Ruth
'Plumley. charged with poisoning her
husband. Hugh G. Plumbley returned
q verdict Of guilty In the first degree
here late Friday. Mrs. pinmley was
Immediately sentenced to life impris-
onment by susericr Judge walter ~.
Trench. She received the verdict
calmly.
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CHAS. H. BEAL
KILLED

An account was given few weeks
ago Of Charles ~ Bcal. who lived on
farm few mllea northeast, sud.
denly disappearing from his home on
March 20. On last Sunday. April 81
bis body was found close TO hay
stack on another farm about two
miles from his home. Dr childers of
Mulhali. county physician. was sum.
moned Everything Indicated that
Mr. Beal had committed suicide as
a double 6arrel shot gun was found
lying BY his side with ono barrel hav.
ing been discharged taking effect on
the left aide near his heart There
was another unexploded shell on his
chest A short cotton stalk was
found near the gun and II was sup
posed this had been used TO pull the
trigger OF the gun. Undertaken o. NJ.
spickclmier drove ont and brought IN
the body Monday.
Mr.. Beal was born January q. 1871
al Ash Grove. Mo. When a boy he
came With bis parents to Harper Co,
Kansas. In an early day the Heal
family came TO Oklahoma and settled
near ingalls,. The father died there
and the mother disposed OF the farm
- that rI.ro aud 1...~tf ..stl.- A.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

The tendency Of medical science is
toward preventative measures II is
easier and pettAi 20 prevent than u.
cure. pncumonin. one OF The m),t
dangerous diseases that medical men
have 10 contend With. often follows .
cold or attack OF the grip. The c,ld
prepares the system for the -eceps'or
and Development OF the pneumonia
germ. Tho longer tho cold hanss on.
the greater the danger. Take Cham
belain'a Cough nemedy as soon as the
first Indication of cold apQanrs 80 a.
10 Eet rid OF Il with the least possible
delay. II Il folly 10 risk an attack o.
pneumonia when this remssy may 10
obtained for trifle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

FARMERS cay thai crows and hawks
are 90 the lnsfeass aud Il something
" not done soon they win clean out
The quail la fe~ ssar. Ono promt
nent north Logan comfy farmer told
us that good scheme would be 20
set the county commIsslchers 10 ny
a bounty Of ieo a head on the posts.
Which would be enough 10 pay the far.
lmer boys for The ammunition shot
away A coed scheme. Some one sug'
Eest Il 60 the commissioner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

Middle aged men and women who
have symptoms OF kidney trouble viii
find Foley Kidney Pulls splendid
helm. for they rcliey kidney aimcnss
and bladder weak4css. Il have
tried Foley Kidney Pills and Ind thay
are very good" writes Mrs. A. Lech-
ner. ll29 Main Ave. Clifton, n. Z.
Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

Misn ElssAa sharpe and Mr. Albert
4 ward. both prominent soans pen
pie ~ cur community. we're married
Al County judge Isolsn' office IN Gath.
ne. yesterday. rhafsday, April n
ar and Mrs Ward win make their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29
up IlI[ls i.lll MES
70 M 1 FISH DOCTOR
hut His Pilgrimage h n Vain; |;
Uudauntsd. He Win Try
othsr Sources In Which
70 Labor

Sc~ York. Asrsi =, usrunos42c
kas ava. formerly of D. "a. acre re-
Gently o. Ssetsls. Mash. and noe Of
New York wants 20 te = doctor or
fish. lie doesn't crave an n y ncs q
chiroT-aetor's license. eut he does
want 20 sign = dexree cor f>sc4fsh IN
fishes any tish ~lli d,. but he
specsalixcs IN goldfish.
Somcp here. either In Jaran or
kazawa rel or beard thar
volu.nhin unl,ers'ty makss the boast
that Is gives course IN esey sublcet
worth while under the sun. ForfA~ish
Nasaws hled himself 10 Npsnlnx~lae
1lelEhts and wrote letter 10 mr.
Nicholas Murray ras,er m which ~
requested the prisiiedxe Of studyipr
In Columbia for his degree a. doctor
~ lish. Hue catalogues frcm every
department we're scanned. tut IN
vain: Fishing Al or Fishes A. was
not included In tn curriculum.
+ REFUSES To De corsoled
Kaxava returned erokun hearted 10
his home. 60 Weat loothcsuees. aad
refused 10 be consolsd.
, why Il Is YOU don't teach fishes
hereG" he inquired. you have doc
tor of horses. docer of men Why no,
doctor of fishf want TO know every
ihing about fishes. believe there u
more chance 20 stady fish IN New
YORK than anywhere else
Kazawa explained that he already
holds two degrees In fish. both from
the imeprial University at saproro.
japan. The first. sulsantokueioshi
when reduced to lie sian lest terms.
Is bachelor OF fishos: and tho second,
acknowledgement. means mssier
of science in marine products.
/ Ne Understands His Art
KazAwa understands perfectly the
art OF catching ana stripping fish by
the many devices used and after hls
three years OF study came 10 the
United States and started a goldfish
farm in Seattle.
4 had the eight ponds" he aald.
lPbeean with 1000 goldfish which
raised under glass. Your climate il
80 miserable for goldfish
The hoshouse method. Mr. KazaWs
said. was mopeymater. H's motto
Is ~from the eeg to the rarior, what
no, IN two yearss" colafIsh ~ q par
ror ornament has dsterloratcd. Mr.
Kazawa said, and he hopes to pul
either so'no domi-klnEa or Iancha
fantails into every self-respoctIng
home.
Grlevcd that he cannot study here
kazawa Is facking his grsp for Leland
Stanford whore he expects TO rur.
uue his faHorite studies. 1ic compIl-
rmented New York on its fine aauar-
lum. but wondered at It's being, since
he saw very few people there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

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oRrAr ron ~Flu~
AND "oRir" COUGHS

Z had an a~iss cold tbs len ms
with dreadful couei.. ssys Mn al.
y saith. nenton. la I ei,oaxhs fol
cy's Iioaey aud Tar OF our drusx.s,
and "a cured mo completely
This grand remedy should b. IN every
housshoid Al this time. vhcn lnfln
cuxs, strip. coughs aud et&ds arc 30
prevalent. sold Fsw>vhcrv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

Tae KixAsh slrais ssli kIss pi~v
Friday nlshs. April f>'h. sntIsisd
k.smegalaal We surely hops ~ wlii
have a kooa crowd. and ~ invite
every one out We thinA this pI>v
viii ptpve 10 b. the best n sbs season
Tho funds ~lll - 10 psy tss Eixhth
Grade sspsnnn- - commencement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

indigestion and Constipation
Prior to using Chamberlain's TAB :
lets. suffered drcadf1iIy iron indi-
gestson Nothing I ate agreed with
me and I lost flesh and ran dcSu Ia
health. Cham5erlain's Tablet
strengthened my digestion and eured
me Of constipation" writes MrS
George Stroup, Solvay, n Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

| The hobby Of xrs- Edward ,. Hen
son. OF Germantown. Pa, Is collecting
doIls. Her unique collection Includes
idols. costume figurines, festival fig-
urines and playhouse dolls. from proc
tically every country In the world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

Ne the afasienis - v n = Arr
giaa 10 have vesnaa nss~sllsr ~tsh
~ during ihe remaining ~eeks 4
Fchooi and sassis shops he ~ill -
WITH a. a1eia pes, laaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29

The opoer class isn't % pppish
when II gets on is uppers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-29
..CoLD I'm THE HEAD"

Il an acute attack OF Nasal catarrn.
Thoee subject to frequent colds are
eensraily n : run down conait9n.
HALLS CATARRH nEpIclNE
s. s1esd locally. and Tonic. which acts
ouickly through the Blood s1 the M
cous Surfaces. building up tte system
ana making you less IlabIe 70 ''coidA q
e 3ol6 bv druggists for over % YeoxA
~. J. Cheney = Co. Toledo. o
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fhafsdsy ssealns April A.. uulAAi>
VIII 90 % Hayward for sectbsr game
% real ball We Isscaa u pa ana
ossr hayward aud dsfeat ihsm again.
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W II. stsisup. Who resided on a
farm south of Mulhail some years
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Mr. |, n isashs Ans ans cnud
Charles of Oklahoma CITY wsfe In
uaIhali lsst vesk 70 sisIs rvlsslsrn
Ilusns' raaason Wilbur shsiaap q
Guthrie
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alcler car l'cens.s of zsi persons
IN Pennsylvania weFe revoked aud rs.
fused renewal this year.
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Aaisaii p'a,sa r&m~ q sAIi win
iieyea1a Fsiday eseains ana shs
ssew ~as . % { IA f>,es u A. H. 4
'iuu>h' seg cue hes.
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TIE ssphones~s pl>y ~ x'vss -
Ffiaar es<st There ", : nrs> 81
Tendance and n pies ~>s pelI>l ~
N seed esisr snd every oas s><m<i
% <aies Y Thsrs i no<hics IIks ",
tfua'tlnx feaf bame sshooi
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". n. ys<k sle< q ~ hone nsas|
Red Rse>. April issh. n an early
das ae svssis.' ea t2fn ae~r AalAs'l
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svr and AF< hen I'assesssf and
,iaoshier Nvm guests % relatives n
Oklahoma cl'y lat Thursday
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NJ. and urs >reh nich2fasoa ~sfs
over Il ''snhs'i sas day ls@s ~ssk'
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TIC Methodist fe'ss sfs rassin< u
new sharh - co,le