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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
No OLD WOMEN NOWADAYS

Modern dress. hair dressers. facial
experts and cosmetics all combine
TO keep women OF all ages young
and attractive in appearance. Not
until the teItale wrinkles become so
deep. the figure stooDs, or some all
ment or weakness develops 20 drag
woman down does she really look
her age.
Every woman owes il 10 herself
and her family 10 keep herself
young in appearance. and happy.
When headaches backache or "the
blues" develop or when a woman
reaches the trying age from for-y-
FIVE 20 nifty lydia J.. Plnkham' IS
Vegetable Compound may be de-
pended upon 90 keep her .n health
as IL has so many other women
whose letters we are continually
publishing in this paper. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
THE DISCLOSURE THE MAN
SMITH MADE

At DR.. Pettts proncuncement
that he did not know the nature OF
the drug which I had brought from
the hospital my eyes went involun-
tar.ly TO the face OF the man Smith.
lying bound in the corner OF the
room, and surprised in his watchful
eyes a flash Of malevoleut gIee. Bur
in another instant their expression
changed
II became apprehensive, almost
Bringing. and 1 only had 90 shift
my eyes TO Liliiau's fac 10 see the
reason for the transition.
She was leaning forward in her
chair. fixing him with a gaze as
cooIIv intent and devoid OF emotion
az that Of an entomologist studyins
some rare insect. And then, slowly.
with an effect Of casualness, Lillian
shifted her gaze 20 Dr. Petit and
said with apparent nonchalance:
THAT is very sad for young Chest
or. and also for Mr.. Smith, who In
onother so seconds viii be suffering
from the same ailment. Would YOU
obuge me by leaving the room for
a minute or two. Dr. PETITE"
she turned 10 the mantel upon
which lay the small stiletto-lille
knife with which Smith had struck
Young Chester. and which we knew
held poison upon its surface.
realize her reason Tor asking Or
Petit 10 leave the room. She did
not wish 10 involve him in ~ ac-
ton she was contemplating and
which she knew ne would feel com
PEELED 20 prevent II he remained.
DIR. Petit Aids.
The physician gave distinct
s-art. the most noticeable departure
f-om his frozen profession dignity
which I have ever seen, then-evl-
IDENTIFY realiging the advantages o..
seeing nothing. hearing nothing.
speaking nothing bowed s-.riy
and walked out OF the room. closing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

Thursday afternoon with Mrs VIII
liam Lean, 313 Ewing av. Readings
were given by Mrs DubaI Mrs.
Fansler. Mrs. Durham and Miss
Margaret Roneli pleased with
plano solo. Light refreshments were
served during the social hour 20 i
held Dec. q az the home OF Mrs.
John Edwards, s Michigan 81.
The Harmony Reading circle was
pleasantly entertained Thursday az
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. r. A.
Moves. 32T n. Notre Dame av. The
time was spent with reading and
d discussion and light refreshments
were served 90 nine members. The
rext meeting viii take place Dec. IA
az which time Mrs. Orville Penwell.
2Z2 LaPorte av.. will be the hostess.
Mrs. Bert Thompson. 316 W.
Monroe st.. was hostess at an all
day meeting OF the Plymouth club
Thursday A potluck dinreF was
served at noon 90 30 members and
after the business session the time
was spent socially The next meet
ing viii take place the third Thurs
day in January at the home OF Mrs.
Fannie Turner, E. Dayton st.
The Women's Home Missionary
society Of the First NJ. +. church
held a regular meeting Thursday
afternoon in the Friendship room
OF the church. Mrs. Minnie Hos
tettler read the lesson after the
regular business session. During the
social hour light refreshments were
served by the hostesses. Mrs. a. w.
Lee. Mrs r. c. Cotton. Mrs. John
Beacon. Mrs Edward Eastman.
Mrs. Ella Beachley. Mrs. .. w.
Place, Mrs II. c. Kreighbaum, Mrs.
D. s. Morgan and Miss Matilda
Yodet
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Levan
Porter. Of Dragon I'd, viii enter
tain the Rev. Dr. w. j Davidson
president of the Illinois Wesleyan
university. when he comes here 10
address the mems class OF st. Pauls
Memorial church at its third annual
dinner next Monday night.
The Stitchery club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Clarence Fike,
Randolph st. The time was spent
after the business session with
needlework and light refreshments
were served 10 nine members. In
three weeks the club will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Thomas
II. Hacker, 100 Harvey s..
Mrs. Oscar F. Genrich, III Lin
coin Way E. was hostess to the
members of the Kolah club Thurs
day afternoon Following the bust
ness session the afternoon was spent
socially and luncheon was served.
on Nov. % the club will meet with
Mrs. VI. F. Williams. 521 Allen st.
Mss Mary Jane Parmater. Of Elk
hart, Ind, entertained with a Z
O'Clock dinner last evening in the
F1orentine room Of the Hotel La
Sale
Inc It ledSdut lew W. - L. ~
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
David Austin, 1911 Van Buren, st.
Twenty-Five members and one visi-
tor were present. The program of
the afternoon consisted of an in
teresting talk on the work of the
Florence Crittenden circle given by
the president Of the circle, Mrs. c.
c.. Beyrer; vocal numbers by Mrs.
Tom Sparks accompanied by Mrs.
Harry Smoke and n violin-piano duet
by Howard and Ruth Smoke. The
plans were made 10 furnish a poor
family with a Thanksgiving dinner
and fruit to the anti-tuberculosis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

ans club Will present a play 1.-THE
Title" by Arnold Bennett, at their
regular monthly meeting this aft
ernoon at $3.50. The cast Of charac-
ters include Mrs Roy Moon Mrs.
William Krumm, Mrs. ". Edmund
son, Mrs Bernard Vol, Mrs. Ralph
Keltner. Mrs. A. c. Murdoch, Mrs.
Harry L.anghenschlaege and Mrs.
Paul Berry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

he said quickly "But 1 must have
my hands free"
Lillian smiled ignidcantly."
Il thought you'd see the light"
she said. tsBut. my ingenious friend.
there's nothing doing In the hand
freeing line until DR.. Petit says 80.
He is an exceedingly able citizen.
and YOU VIE be able TO give him the
necessary directions for the use of
this. Are you ready"
Her eyes narrowed 10 pin-points
as she snapped the question az him.
and Smith bowe his head in uncou-
diti0nal surrender.
Il viii do whatever YOU say he
replied sullenly
You're a wise gentleman" LII
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Levan
Porter, Of Dragon rd.. VIII enter
tain the Rev Dr. w. j. Davidson,
president of the Illinois Wesleyan
university. when he comes here 10
address the mems class OF St Pauls
Memorial church at its third annual
dinner next Monday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

Robert Swintz. Mrs. Grover Dean.
Mrs. Harry Hamilton. The next
meeting will be held Dec IA with
Mrs. Floyd Reece, as hostess, in the
church parlors.
Mrs. George L. Hager, AS w.
Wayne St, entertained with the first
of a series OF luncheons at her home
Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
The next affair to be given by Mrs.
Hager will be Friday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles a. 1Iuessel.
40T y. Michigan g.. gave the bridal
dinner Thursday evening for the
menbe OF the Muessel-Cain bridal
party az Pleasant HlH farm. Dinner
was served az O'Clock at an attrac-
tive table bearing appointments in
pink and white and lighted Dy pale
pink tapors IN silver holders. The
lovely ceuterpiece was composed OF
corssges OF chrysanthemus tied with
ribbon reaching 20 the places OF the
feminine guests. The center Of the
low mound was ~ pink and waite
pom pons whose ribbon ends stretch
60 20 the CeutIemens places and
90 which were attached favors The
guests included Miss Georgene Meus-
SCI, Miss Dorothy Miller. Miss Helen
Hahn. Miss Eleanor Barron. OF Chi
caEo5 Giies Gain Albert Mccain.
Louis Moore. ~ kewanee. H.. VIII
liam Moore. OF Lencx. Mass Clar-
ence Jenuett and James Murtaush OF
Chicago. The evening was spent with
music and donc.ng
The Alpha Sigma Lam da fraterni
g OF the Sigma phi chapter enter
tanned with a dancing party LAST
evening IN the Rotary room OF the
oliver hotel. One hundred and nifty
guests enjoyed the program OF dan
ces as played By the AIiIier-Anderson
orchestra. The committee in charge
consisted OF Albert Mccain. chair
man, Louis LaPierre, Richard We'll
ton. Leo Mates and Richard Zilkey.
An interesting reading by Mrs j.
Q Paxon and a round table discus
sion featured the regular meeting OF
the natural history department OF
the South Bend Woman's club which
was held Thursday afternoon IN the
clubrooms. ]. NJ s. big The current
history department viii entertain the
general club Nov. "a with a lecture
20 be given by DR. E. NJ Linton Of
Indiana university who viii talk
on problems Of the Day"
The Circle OF Mercy was enter
tained Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Alice Dickens. e16 y.
81 Joseph 81. After the regular bust
ness session a social hour was en-
joyed and dainty refreshments were
served % 35 guests. n three weeks
the circle will meet with Mrs.
Thomas Williams. 1899 Llncolnway
w.
Mrs. Sheperd Crumpacker. Port
age av., was hostess at an afternoon
meeting OF the Quartorze club Thurs
day. Nine members we're present and
Mrs. Floyd Deahl reviewed the book,
"A Life" by Maupassant and Mrs.
A. b. Williamson reviewed one Of
Balzac's works. The next meeting
VIII take place Dec. at the home
OF Mrs. Donald Hines Riverside
dr.
The Home and Foreign Mission
airy society OF the Sunnyside Presby
terrain church was entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
J. =. Whiteman, 213 Slower court.
The devotionals were led by Mrs.
Nellie Brewer and the subject THE
Mountaineers. was discussed by
Mrs. Harry Hardt. Mrs. J. c. Yer
mande gave an interesting talk on
siam" and AIRS. Laura POmmert
read a letter from a missionary in
Siam. During the social hour light
refreshments were served to 20
guests by the hostess and the assist
ing hostesses Mrs. +. T.. Gudden and
Mrs Edith Barr
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF Stul NJ. z. church met
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-17

camp. The next meeting Will take
place Dec. q at the home Of Mrs.
J. c. Otis. Vassar av.
The members OF the Shakespeare
Circle gave their annual guest din
ner Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Wester-
welt, 527 y. Lafayette blvd. Thirty
five guests were served a. small Ia
bles, which were centtred with
chrysanthemums and after the
dinner the guests were entertained
with stereoptican viervs Of the trip
through Europe. which Mr.. and Mrs.
Westervelt enjoyed last srring.
Charles Nelson Of johannesburg.
Africa, was the only out Of town
guest.
Mrs. Clarence Wagner Bader OF
Whiting and Mrs. Raymond z.
Schaub, 4O2 Peashway av.. enter
tanned Miss Georgene Muessel and
her bridesmaids at luncheon at 1880
O'Clock Thursday afternoon in the
Florentine room OF the Hotel La
sale. Seated with the hostesses and
Miss Muessel were Misses Dorothy
Miller, Miss Helen Hahn and Miss
Ruth Stoll. The luncheon table was
centered with a silver bowl OF yell
low pom pons and lighted with yell
low tapers in silver holders tied with
bows Of yellow tulle. The attractive
place cards we're paper dolls repre-
senting a bride and her bridesmaids.
each holding an arm bouquet OF pa
per flowers. The place OF the honor
guest was marked by a corsage Of
Aaron Ward roses.
Sixty-three members OF the
Pythian Tea met Wednesday after
noon at the X. Of p. hall. The favors
in the contests were won by Mrs
Mary Wheeler and Mrs. w. F'rede-
rickson. a snort program was given
including a piano solo by Miss Mary
Jane Hudebrand. The next meeting
Will be held in two weeks at the
same place.
Mrs. Sanford Rugee. IL s. Will
liam ST.. entertained so guests at a
buffet luncheon at 100 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. the affair being
the third in a series which Mrs
Rugee is giving. Yellow and bronze
pom pom chrysanthemums formed
the tasteful decoration Of the home
and luncheon table Mrs c. L
B5usher. of New York city. who IS
visiting her daughter. Mrs. John +.
Reynolds. Jr.. was the only out-of-
town guest.
Mrs. w F. Cady> 1901 Lincoln way
! e. entertained at dinner wednesday
I evening az 6 o'clock I'm honor Of Miss
Rose Magerheimer and Miss Mar
! Earet Nagerheimer. Of Hollywood
Cal. who are the guests OF Mrs
John Mountain. 421 W. Madison St
The members of the Woman's
Home Missionary society Of St Pauls
Memorial church held their regu-
/ lar meeting Wednesday afternoon at
I the home OF Mrs Russell Hupp. 1141
Cleveland av. The devotionaIs were
led by Mrs l. A. Lyd.ck and the
| program was in charge Of Mrs. G. r
/ Pattee A PIANO solo was given by
Mrs. z. NJ. Brown. a VOL solo by
7 Miss Maxine Beyer. Mrs. Pattee re-
viewed the last 60 years OF life Of
\ DR.. A. Roman. and Mrs Robert Per
key save a short talk on the Mamie
/ r. Burroughs school for girls ar
/ Washington. ID. q. At the business
I meetinE the members decided 10 co..
! operate WIKI tire other NJ IS .onary
I societies OF the city and hold their
meetings the second Thursday o.
! each month. Luncheon was served
/ 20 Sc guests by the aostesses i'm
Guiding Mrs o. T. Hupp.~Mrs. Donald
I Alan- AIrA Earl Jefferles. Mrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
SIMMONS ON
PROLONGED
DEBAuCh IS
.KLAN CHARGE
~ 4 Associated Press

~ associated Press
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sept t.
Charging that Colonel william Joseph
Simmons. imperial wizard of the ku
Klux Khan has been 0n a prolonged
debauch and IL. unfit 10 transact the
business ~ the organization. Phli j.
IIauH. exalted cyclops. and w. II.
iiolmea VI Look out klan No. 10. OF
Chattanooga. today answered the bill
" the Imperial wizard filed In Chan
Gerry Court here 10 enJolD the local
Khan from operating.
The petition Of Wizard simmons
stated that tho charter ~ tho local
Khan had been revoked for sufficient
reasons. but that II Ind continued 10
meet and carry on business.
The answer says:
"whllo the so.callcd cdlct purports
10 have been signed by william Joseph
Simmons. imperial wizard. II IN denied
that II was IN faot signed by him for
ihe reason that he was, II Ia believed.
on August 20. 1899. ana had been for
some time prior 10 that time. ON pro'
ionsed dehauch during which time. II
In believed. he was under the effect OF
Intoxicating liquors and drugs and
hence not physically and mentally capa
BILE of transaction of business OF the
Khan"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
WHAT FEATURES
DO YOU PREFER
IN DAILY NEWS
READERs ASKED TO PILL
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
PLOT TO BURN !
BRIDGES Barred
SAYS MARSHAL
cHAR0Es STRIKERS WOULD
rNTIMIDATE BROTHER.
HOOD MEN


OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Sept. o.
With the arrest of four men In ccnnse.
,lon with the burning Of, a, brilse on
the chicago. nock lAlwnd and Pacific
railroad south of T:l Rsuo. Okla. on Az.
gust " the United Htntes Mnrnhai Alvo
Mcdonald announced here t0night that
he had sathered evidence in6iceatino n
staie.wids plot among certain slsikins
railway shopsnent 10 destroy bridges
and terroflye 'sBb9 Feurs brothSShond
men In an attempt 10 prscipate Z sen.
Two OF the men arrested. Ilsrhrrt
lansing. q striker. ana Hamilton u1Ari
white. former railroad employs.
signed confessions admitting they fired
the bridge the maFshai uid. LAn6ing
and White were arrested this morning
nj VI Reno
The confessions. scurtIIng 10 the mar.
shal. implicated 70. J. fscaves ana John
kecfe Of ~ Reno.
Marshal Mcdonald said his investisa'
tlon led him 10 believe TINT an orgsnlsa'
tion existed ameng strikers In NJ Rsno
which planned 10 fire on trains en1
otherwise terrorizc train operating
crows Full details ~ the alleged plcs
20 burn bridges Throughout the stats
were not made public by the marshal
but he declared he had enough evidence
10 warrant making statement that
such a plat existed
''rhls ls tho first ,ime that We have
hooked u directly On the dooss of The
unions" Mcdonald said I'VE had In
formation after the isock Island bridge
was burned that n was VI iteno union
men that fired the structure. hut II took
some time 10 work u out"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
BILL TO Prevent UNFAIR
COAL PRICES IS PASSED BY
SENATE; Us. CONTROL TALKED

W parksr, lehn v iermlnshame and
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uds cammnl~n 10 rspssnt the sessFn'
msui, ain he apuanled Nv Mr iieo,sE,
A, the EARLIEST possible date, said MF'
llpoNel teloge delsilllnE lf Mashlhs'
ten, an lRvllallNn Nlll he eNtsndsd w.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
ROADS WILL.
NOT bulge
ON SENIORITY
THEY AVER

~ Assofistta Ffss
NEW YORK. Bsp,. 7.--Ilallway en-.
ecuiives tonight stood Iat on their as
hsfilon that they knew ~ no new move
h.lng afoot ~ end the HhOpmen's
tlrike.
A. ~. Smith. head of the New York
Central lines. which were reported 10
have been rrpresent-l AZ u secret meet.
Ing IN Baltimore. denied einphailcnily
tab, his road had participated IN such
parry ~ intended tO,
lie added, however. that II there was
room IN New York Central shops f0r
more men. sons ~ ~. nlIik.ra might
ic taken back.
Hut" he continued. ~ they come
hack, u will be- under the terms agreed
upon at The Inst executives conference
here. There viii he no l0usonlng ~ the
seniority question under any clrcum'
Linnc.s"
Local strike leaders who, earlier In
The day. had pr0icszed Ignorance ~ any
peace moves. received confirmation
from Chicago late today tina, meet
.ng 10 the policy commlite. ~ ninety
had hesn called for next Monday.
II have no ldsa what II viii consider,
lmi there viii be- q meeting" said Da'
Nd Williams. secretary NJ the central
strike c0mmlitc. for the east.
They didn't mention IN their icle'
Inam the ubHlness they planned "
irnnraci,
Strike lcadcrn. who had their ntten'
ton iocu~cd IN - me.ing of Central
Trades aud Labor Council tonight. "a,
which the government Injunction step
IN the shipments strike was scheduled
for consideration, was encouraged by
Two communications received today.
on. was from samuel l.. dompcrs
4 resident OF the merriam Federation NJ
Labor Wiring from Atlantic city. Mr
u0mpers pledged the support of the fei
vrusiou@f1s OegcgNf tystmywrrh Ait~ue,
Grnerni DsuHhery and Federal judxs
wllkerson ~ Chicago, for their part II
N. Issuance ~ the government injunc
Ton,
The other message was from Senator
cuminIns of the N.nat. c0mitiee on IN
ierathte comcrcr. IN which b. Informe,
The local strike cosnmittee. that tn
committee could ~. no need for inves
tigaiing tho condition of rolling sioci
% requested. because "the fact TINT tn
roads have not b.en able since July
to keep their engines and ears Il
PROPER condition IN admitted by oil can
DID p"rrons"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
Men WI Ill TEST INJUNCTION
FILE SUIT IN FEDERAL
COURT TO prevent ORDER
FROM BEING CARRIED OUT

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WASHINGTON, Sept 7-Legsly Of the order obtained BY the
from Federal District Judge Wson Chicago
s,ranng the striking railway shopcaf and the railroad brother
hoods from interfering with transportation In possession ef the
shopmens se sssasd today in suit filed In the
Of the District Of Columbia by the international Brothseed
Of Electrical Workers. Of the organizations sks The qus
on Of jurisdiction the Chicago court also raised BY the ps
on which denied that the plaintiffs had been guilty Of sss
net before since" July !.
The electrical workers asked permanent Injunction 10 prevent
United States Attorney Gordon and United States Marha Snyder
from enforcing locally the provison Of the Chicago ORDER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08

Two new oll wcila ara golna down In
lhe Amarillo field, one ~ these IN on
the cockrell Ranch and the other neat
uulf M. ..
The we'll IN the cmkrell ranch viii
be on se'iIon :, block v, about ,wo miles
east NJ the Holmes. Mcilroy ana Melee,
This hol. N heinz pui down by r"'k m
Denver, lie says the well IN financed
by Colorado Springs capital,
The Purylne rlg IN being moved io
the locaiion and ground was broken yes
,-rdny Tor the derrick, This In IN be-
made a deep test, Work must b.sin Ny
November I,
The other loraiion In q Oulf we'll IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
LEADERS
RUSH TO Ch|CACo
FOR conference
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL WILL
HOLD THEIR sIssI0N
TODAY
o. Associated Pres

~ Assoelsted frsas
CHICAGO. Sept 7,-Isail strike
leaders from every section of the
country were hurryinE To Chicago TO.
night responding 10 IN. summons Of
n. N. Jewell. president ~ the railway
employees department Of the American
Federation 10 Labor.
Tomorrow there viii be meeting
of the executive counell eonnisiing VI
IN. az executives az the shopcrafis
and Mr. Jewell and ON Monday there
will he meeting of the policy com
mittse ~ ninety. Tha ehiect ~ the
sessions was not stated In the call
Zoe thu hssslons which were sent cut
las, nlsh, over the signature of Mr.
Jewell
I, was said ,hs, the meeting ~ The
executive council wuuld h. ssrfei and
that ~ announcements ~ any kind
would H. made regarding any p0-sl
las acilon u mluhi iake Mr, Jswell
who droplsd from alsht following tbs
krantlng ~ temporary lniuneilon
against The strikers last Friday wa'
s,in al'@'ni fT@a heaaquafisFs ,esiay
in the alsenoe ~ MF, jvwsll and
ether msmlrFs VI ,he executive eenn
cll, seryGal NJ Nhsaa setr sali "
4, have lssn ln .he vast allh hin, unla
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
MAYF|lEO'S LEAD
WAS 52,S53 DAILY
NEWS IS INFORMED
FINAL CHECK MADE Nv rHn
ELEcTIon DuREAu GAVE
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iha iullua ias sslsstam ess ~
pshsa lgasa liw issss tllsstlsa w,
lssui
silnF llnal lahulsiian insaH hsl'
pgasl sa,p Ma, Issla s.sisslsy y
AaAs, NJ hzss msas ~ tshsas'
lha tlafe,' -