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AN iNDni'MNDUNT NRWHI'AI'KIl
f'UUMHIU't' DAILY KXCKl'T HA.TU11-
DAY HY Tllli. MICDKOHD
IMUNT1NO CO.
Tlio Democratic Tlnum, Thn Mcilforil
Mull, Tlio Mnlford Tribune, Tho .South
urn OrcRonlnn, Tho AMilnml Tribune.
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OKOItOlJ PUTNAM, IMItor nnd Manager
Kntereil n necoml-class matter at Med
ford, Oregon, under the act of March 3,
1S70.
Offlclnl 1'aper of thn City of Medford
Official Vapor of JackKon County, ..
BtTBBCRXPTXON BATES.
Omj year, by mall "SJ1
Onn month, by mall .o
1'er month, delivered by carrier In
Medford. Jacksonville and Cen-
tral Point .SO
Runrtay only, by mall, per year.... S.00
Weekly, per year .......... 1.50
RWOBK CIRCUX.ATXOW.
Dally averace for lx months ending
December 31, 1910. i"2U
mil rented Wlr United Irt
Dlipatcht.
The Mall Tribune in on nale at the
Ferry News Stand, San Francisco.
1'ortland Hotel Ncwn Stand, Portland,
llowman News Co.. Portland. Ore.
W. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash.
MEDXORS, O JUKI OH.
Metropolis of Southern Oregon un4
Northern California, and the fastest
crowlnR city In Oregon.
Population U. R. census 1910: 8840:
estimated, ml 10.000.
Five hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed, giving flnent
supply pure mountain water and tx
teen miles of street being paved and
contracted for at R cot exceeding $1,
000.0C0. making a total of twenty miles
of pavement.
Postofflce receipts for year ending
March 31. 1?1, flhow Increase of 4.1 pel
cent. Dank deposits a gain .? 33 per
cent,
lUnner fruit city In Oregon Ilogua
Jllvcr Spltienberg apples won sweep
stakes prize ana tmo or
"Apple Xing' of tho World."
nt the National Apple Shew, SpoVane,
4AAA .. .A .. h J. VAIP,AIII M..
rlnt 3?iUa la 1910
nt Canadian International Appls Shove;
Vancouver. . u.
Rogwo Mlvcr peara brought highest
prices In a.U markets of the world dur
ing the ftnst six yrars. ...
write Commercial club, lncloslas 8
cents for postage for tho finest commu
nity pamphlet .over written.
TO SLOVENLY CITIZENS.
A dirty yard generally indicates a slovenly possessor
at least onejacking in civic, it' not in personal pride.
There is no excuse for filth except lazyness.
Many dirty yards make a dirty city, and a dirty city
repels people rather than attracts them. People that have
no personal pride should he compelled to clean up com
pelled by tho municipality whose health, prosperity and
future they endanger.
Vnsightly row's of weeds along curhings, left to dry
and rattle through the summer, should be cut down.
Every year, as the paved area increases, this nuisance be
comes more and more noticeable.
Clean up. Don't wait until you arc forced to, but have
pride enough in your home, your street, your city to do
your share in making them attractive.
LOST THOSE CLUSTER UGHTS.
liirht.
for which
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
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Tlr A" h.'ic- hrwmiif nt huso t lister in? its
Y Main street properly owners, with the exception of
two or three moss backs, signed up for last spring'
The council accepted the power companys proposal,
and left the details of contracting for posts, etc., with a
committee. Since then nothing has been done.
General Apathy seems to be in command of the cam
paign for the city beautiful. But while clubs lire adjourn
ed for the summer and forest and stream or seaside lure
from the city, is the time to make the street improve
ments. No more time should be lost in dilly-dallying. Those
cluster lights ought to be in now so that the city may
be more attractive.. If work was begun now, tho lights
would liardlv be in place for the time the fair is held
and surely we are not so lacking in enterprise as to leave
Grunts Pass the only city beautitul that the night rinds m
Southern Oregon.
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A CREDITABLE INSTITUTION.
nunc Mum $11000. Tho tnlul for tV
four ,venrs boni(j more Mum $17,000
or ono mid two-Nurd limes inure
than tho entire tract s liim four
yours ago. Ami while nil Mils ninouut
of uioiioy litis hoou received for tho
peach crop it must ' ho considered
Mutt ii splendid pear ami upplo orch
ard of 'Jo acres luw been tlruwitu
closer to it hcnriiiK up', hi fact
Micro Is muuo t'mil on Iho trees this
seasoii,
Orchard men predict Mint four
moiv crops of peaches iit'iiy safely
he taken from the pouch trees before
the apple trees will have attained a
Sir.c which will iieccilnto the re
moval of the poiuih tiers from iuuouk
them.
.Mr. lloltlriil),'o is sua! lo have re
fused $2500 tin uore for this tract.
While Mr. Holdrid' and his two
sons have beca Hiving their lies! ef
forts toward making ihw orchard a
money producer and leadluir'it up to
be one of the best orchard lraot in
the valley the sous have not been
losing sight of future. Hach has m.
quired acreage near b and have put
out orchards which Ihev luie prom
ised themselves to make as thrifty
coin producers jis is mow Iho original
tract,
Someone, has sa'ul Mint all orchard
men are noi iiolitrnigcs. mat is
true, but it is-quite true that
there aro but fuw localities in the
Koguo river valley which will not
produce as abundantly for Jones,
Smith or Johnson as they would for
a iioiurioge ii given lue same care
and nt tout ion.
- vy
I wr6to soruo.vers. atid some there
were . ,
tf ho' calldd it. worthless, truck;
Twas -copied "dtfwn ia Chlco though
And credited to,
' - - ruck.
Did'
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Speaking -of 'Raines. .
yoir note'tho.'Klineh'ammer
Hammer -wedding at. Grants Pass the
otner aayr t
I. Cream registered ata Portland
hotel yesterday. Didn't mention
whether his first name was Ice.
Primrose, tho minstrel- man, ia
suing for divorce. Tho primrose path
is an unhappy one.
IK the hotel Medford Southern Oregon will have a hos
telry that will be a credit to the cntiL-e state.
Any city of 100.000 inhabitants might well be proud
of siifii an institution. Business men of Medford who
helped finance the hotel, are entitled to recognition, tor
i flinii' Tntiirficm nnrl rmfni'mnco
There is probably not another city of Medford 's size in
the country where hotel men could be found with the nerve
aiid courage tostarfc an institution so creditable to the
community and that a large part of the money was un
selfishly furnished without thought of profit and solely to
benefit the Rogue Piver Valley is a glowing instance of
the spirit that has made Medford and will make it the
midway metropolis.
The new hotel is five stories in height, contains 100
rooms and is euipped with every modern convenience de
signed to comfort the traveler and sojouraer Tt will' be
furnished elaborate!', and provide accomodations equal
to those of any hotel "in Portland or San Prancisco.
To make such an institution profitable everyone in the
city should lend his support and assistance, to the end
that those who have backed their faith in the city's fut
ure with their cash may find their foresight justified.
Another Hen Tale.
Mary had a little ben,
The surest thing you know,
It. gave an egg to heri each day
.far Cheaper than
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ierj ei
I'tlio.
grocer
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v. A Bat Uo Royal.
.A'rfyr'auinfc'foj' a"Blv6rcc at Port
ltafyMfs.'ttoyainyU her hUsband
outside. tho court for a fight'' Jour-
nal.
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''AJaiah oveKnEngmnd'clalms' he: I
NatiGoodwIn'a 6oa. Can anyone 'tel
whai)hiiroDJect-ls?f t - ,, -
: Np Alyflp,' a .'spark, -plug -Isn't- a
hojse,1 yn(ir drlres'whenho -takes--ht
Slrl'drlyjng. ,. ' '
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,K "" -' A'tJwana.' .' ' '" "
Irjeamod ?1 poHticans- olnibe
;'. Vjion.a mighty' hH, ' .
To "stay-iiutll o'lectlohs' passed""' "' '
.vAn'd aliof.lhem-lccpt still. k -
I 'dreamed- tho "icoplo worit to vote"
'"A'nld ,n'o ouc told them" ifow ' '
Tier-be'sU-ones' wore -elected- and
,aTJio jwor orifc nnj io, bow..,!j.
And; Vhcn'I 'wok l-'thonghr a. -while
pr,pojje harp yet to wakeXilp-
' To'vo'to as ij had. dr.ee med. .
PARK THE EIGHT-OF-WAY.
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TraKcdicB, in Headlines,
.-; y i"olilci(go' Tribune.
!'.tok''Eni.of Tbo'sqop." , ' ' u
(dn'tTlo Had :a tLoud. In It.'" "
mDbuuII'v Smoked sjxty. of Tbe'in in -a
Day," -.
'ador Was bia,nnVWbrm Eaten."
"jrp'Couldn't Bwiirf." ,-' , ' .
'I't was. tho 'Savings of a Lfetjm'o.f
"Angry Ifufdiand Pyortook Them."
Ila'Jtich father Had Cut Him Orf;"
"qiiiluffeur.fiays Jlo-Dldh't Sco'Illm.v
. ' sit . r r- t -.!
To W)ij,cli.,W Add, ,,
"Changed jSeata In Oanoo"
"VJf read letter." , ' '
"Mot 'old QollGgo Chum.';
"Could idrlnic or leavo it alone."
"Eraciiced on1 Cornet' ' '
"Tickled Mulo'e hind Leg." - '
"Slippod on "oiuy" Banana."' "
KpIBtJR0irt IfltiR qeorK6.and
Qticon Mnry loft horo toiy for Lon
tlon. Tho kliif,' will tiiko up a number
of jnjporlqnt cOhforcncca f prior 4to
pftfjiitmont's considorntiou of1 tlies
IbVjH? vetp bill noxl wo-pje
Ilasklna for Ifealth.
"SJO valid excuse can be offered for the retention of frame
li-' shticks on the railroad right-of-way between Sixth
street and' Main streets! '
The Southern Pacific wjll comply with any request
from tJiecif council and order their removal. Notice
given novf to move within six months would work no hard
ship upon occupants, give ample time to secure other
quarters, 'and' permit .the completion of the parking of
the '.square ih; the heart of. town, adding greatly to red
' ford's" 'attractiveness and "creating a favorable impression
of the city with tourists and strangers.'
Xots on this riglit-of-way strip were leased by the rail
rbad"jn'eaydays fo'help aloiig the commercial growth
of file city -by 'aiding shippers. .The lots were leased for
a-dollar a, year, subject to cancellation, on : thirty days
notice. -, ; v
;" ' Tlie'originayessces.liaye outgrown their quarters. The
shacks are riaw a. source, of jucomq to"ovn'ei,s not engaged
in business.- There islio reason why the occupants should
nonsecure quarters, of their own, either lease some other
portion of the rjht-of-wayat nominal sum, or buv land.
ijikerthp rest pfus, and make possible tho beautification
qf the city. - , . ' . .....
' The generosity and public spirit of the 'Southern Pa
cific has bqen grossly abused, not only by shack owners
.who reap a prpfit by renting land belonging to the rail
road, but-in other, cases, such as-the Rogue .River "Valley
railroad, where space let for depot purposes only has beer,
sublet Tor nierchantile purposes until the depot is almost
JpsCin tI?cpop oonf and .red-lemonade; .
The. Southern Pacjfirj should cancel the lease to all
buildings pot,. used by their owners for purely shipping
purposes, Init used instead as ihconie producers from land
obtained under, false pretenses in competition with mer
chants who own or rent business property.
Public opinion will back pp ally such effort of the
railroad -it wll go turther and demand it.
NAT GOODWIN TO DESERT
STAGE FOR FILMDRAMA
$1000 REWARD FOR
'MISS GERTRUDE ILG
SAX l,IIAX(,lV('0.rnl..liil '-':'.
Willi u reword of .tluilll lor uilur
uititlou of the whereabouts ol Mors
(lortrudo Hi;, Hmtcd li the ruiuil uud
t'ricudrt of l lie luiliij; juirl hud
iv possibility tltul Hie Htitto will oiler
mi itdditioiiul sum, cIToil todu.v lo
locate (lie yottiit; woiiutii who di-n.n
pctircd Moiiduy were icdotiblcd. The
most iiuporttiiil clue wo t'liruixhct!
by three women livin.ir neur AH'i.lo
J'urk who eluiiu ti luivo seen u vuun
ivotimu iiiihweriiij; Miss l'.-. detenp
tion. .
FORGED A DEED: SENT
UP FOR THREE YEARS
I.OS AKdtil.KK, t'nl., duly W.
Mi-s. I.illiuii I'uxloli Klyiin, emiMclcd
of furKitiK n deed li iroicitv bcloiijr
lug lo Mrs. Jennie II. Dcuu was sen
lenced today by SupeiiorJudp' Willi
to servo three .vent's, in Sun- tjuAiitii'
penilenliary. When mmiIciico ih
pronounced .Mrs. c'lvnfi collop-cd.
Ldwiird I'lyun. the uouuin'i bu
band, aNo iiupliented in the crime
was arrested in Denver bill broke pi '
and c.M'tipcd.
SKATTIiK. Wash.- Hill l.aiisc for
tner Inisehnll star, and repiesuuli' .
(tarry Hcriiuau on the Pacific OuM
is in Seattle today lookint: oer t'u
Korthwcsiern league pla.xcrs for li
riucinnali Reds.
LOS AXGEIiES, lab, .July -J2.- '
Xat Goodwin, aotor, announced toda !
his intention of tleriinj; the Ioiti
mate stno for tlio tiha drama.
This nnnounccmunt followed the
incorporation of the Co-opcratic
Film company, of which Goodwin is
vice president. Xat, it is understood,
will personally produce tho picture
plays in. addition to nctinj them. Ib
is to receive, it is said, the Inr-jeM
salary over paid-Jo a motion picture
actor, and Ix-'siibw? will receive a gub
stantial share of the profits.
The Germ Which
Produces Dandruff
riimlly Causes . ItaiilncM Kill llm
Gcrnt ami Hiwc Vour llulr
Xcwbro'!fircrtlclilc Will
Do It.
Did you ovcrtrj to discover a
reason for tlio dying of a valuable'
plant? You perhaps found that life
was d6stroycd by somo Insect or
paraslto working nbout tho roots nnd
napping away tho elements which go
to support plant life.
Tho dandruff genu. exorcises the
same destructive Influence, upon tho
life of tho hair. It forces Its way
down tho follicle around tho hair bulb
and thus provonts tho hair from get
ting proper nourishment. Tho hair
dies nnd drops out.
Xowbro'H Horplcido provonts this
by killing tho germ. It also frees tho
scalp from the accumulations of dirt
and scarf. With tho removal of
these obstacles to a clean, healthy
scalp, tho hHir will grow naturally
and luxuriantly.
Horplcido Is known as tho Orig
inal Dandruff Germ Destroyer.
Ono dollar slzo bottles aro sold and
guaranteed by all druggists.
Applications may bo obtained at
tho better barber shops and hair
dressing parlors.
Send 10c in postago or silver to
Tho Horplcido Co., Dept. It,, Detroit,
Mich,, for a nice sample of Ilerplcldu
and a booklet tolling all about tho
hair.
MHIMWlt!) rilAItMACV
Special Agents. Svnr I'ost Office
Night or Day,
ROBERT J. LOGWOOD
C II 1 if O 1 It A C T It
X r o S'p i r I a I I t
O Ii r n n I r 111 o a s c s ;
S p o c I a f t y
TKMI'OHAUll.Y l.OC'ATKI)
II I t N. It A It T Ij II T T
I'll o ii t ITU in o I II- K
Nu 0Mnd, Clifv n!a
Tlic only irian C Mrs- i Hif IVi-lfr C-
L'tiitcif' l ' Nr . , i I r r . .. -Ideal
clmt n ' i .r I r .
)01 g a T tu , lit ' ( nt t .1. r
hoc of miiiim! an . I MiM.iiy ' I ..i
t.lb'4lurti for tt. r-'tjv ih .' i r t
m'it 1 xctlH-i .'(tt(ittun in . I i .
re ii iln i . Mill -Y Itlllt, mi '"
MoUvrn i. miii4iiiih Sltclal c.ir for Iti'
l! ttutlcn'.. 'K .,wf lafc.--)'".! tut. I '
I '.IV far M . tltt l. I I T ..
alll 'kite A.i'n- Ciiii', XI U t'u'i.i,
J.. t'.' u
In a Class by Itself
It Is a great big loaf, mado from
tho best high grade flour.
IMtalti.KSS DKKAIi Is moro like
that gooil old homo mado broad that
mother used to mako than any other
on tho market.
Ask your grocor for l'KKItliKSS
ItltKAH nnd insist Hint you got It be
cause thero Is nono'so good.
RARDON'S
BAKERY
Corner Main and fJrapo Street.
A Little Tale of the Wealth-Produc-inj
Soil of the Rogue River Valley
No moro convincing jiroof can be
introduced as to the prodildiyenodK
of ii noguoHiVervnlldy orchlirj tniin
an occasional recituj Af what those
orhenrds oxv really doing.
It was Icbs than four yearn ago
that V. D. Iloldridgc purehntipd u
25-noro ipplc, pear and peach or
chard dp near Talent. For (his prop
erty ho paid $400 mi ncrc.
'jho entire acreage wns set lo np-i
pies and pears with peach fillers on
J'a uoros of it. When Mr. Hohlridgo
purchnfied the tract- the poach trcw
were jurft beginning to bear and the
fruit from tho orchard that year,
1.008, nutted him IgOO; in 1000 hif
crop of pcaohcH brought him $1000
and in 1010, .f.1000. Ho is now liar
vesting lib? crop for this yoar and as
it is turgor than over before it is es
timated tjiat tho not U'lurns will be
HOW ONE
WOMAN WON
Her Health and Strength Back
Again by The Use of Cardul.
Tampa, Flo. -In o letter, from this
city, Mrs. K. C. Corum writes: "I was
all weakened and vorn out with wo
manly troubles. My husband brought
ino somo Cardul as n tonic, and, from
tho first day, it seemed to help.
I had almost lost my reason, but,
thanks to Cardul, I did not. Boon, I
felt and looked liko a now woman. I
think tho remedy is wonderful. I
recommend it to my friends, for I havo
rcceivea great benefit rrom it.
Cardul acts specifically on tho weak
cned womanly organs, Btrongthenlng
tho muscles and nerves, and building
them up to health.
It helps to refresh tlio worn-out nor
vous system and rellovea tho effects of
overwork, both mental and physical.
l'Ifty years' successful uso fully
prove tho merit of this purely vego
table, tonlo remedy for women.
In every community, thero livo somo
who havo been benefited by Cardul.
Tho beneficial effects of this tlmo
tested woman'a romedy, soon show
themselves in many different ways.
Try It.
N. fl. Write to: U4lf'A4vloryDrpt.. h-
ruM M4lcln Co., Chitunoogi, Tnn., tot hvtcial
Imtructioni. nj 64.pj( buoU, "lloint Trluwr.t,
for Weratii," MnlJa pljn wtvpr on lequut.
IT'S TOO HOT"
TO COOK
Why nut let miiiki of,
(lio ivinld's best cooks do
tlio hot work for you V Hero
ii ro a few suggestion-
all o tlio highest grado
Cantieil (U)otlH',
IlKIKI) IIKIM',
iickm:i ia.Mii TONrit:!-:
MtN'CH IIICItltlNfJ,
.SALMON,
KII'I'IMtHD Hi:itItIN,
HAHDIMX,
i)i;vii;i,i;i) ham,
HKVIIiI.KI) MIJATrf,', '
COM HOAHT IIKICI',
VHAIi I.OAI-,
coit-NKi) ih:i:p,
JA'NCII TONtJIIK,
OYKTi:it KOtJI'H,
1IAKKI) IIIOANH.
CARNATION MILK
10 Cents
Olmstead&tUbbard
West Hldo (iroccis,
NOW OPEN
New Klectrlu Ultoo Uepalr flhop
Work dono whllo you wait. Sat
Infliction tiutirautcml.
F, L Shennan
IIU No. (irapo Hlivet.
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Where to Go
Tonight
TUXUillT- i
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12
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Crater Lake Stage Line
Official ".'rotor Lake Hlagc Aulo-t
lcao Hotel .N'iikIi at H a, in. Tin'
ibiyn and Krliliiys, aiilvo Cralcr
UlltO HJIUIO CXtMllllg,
llctui-iilug, li'inu Crater l.ako
Monday and ThuiMlNy. ('ounce
lions with Steamer Klamath for
Klamath 1'alN,
Itoiiud Trip $2.1,00, one way
Sin. 00. Medford to Klatuatli I-'iiIIn
la Cralei- l.iko (one ay) !?tH..10
Ite-ii'i'Mvllimi ami tlcketn at
Hotel Niith or Cialer l'iKo
(iaragc.
ft -(Jiuul Oni'H ,1
TIM, XITOMIMilCIl I
ii.wooit .maim: nni: i
nut 111, (i
M UK KOI J lVHI'V:i'SIA I
'OMi;i OK I MU.'llhTAMHNt;:
Iti'Hl Nlmw In Town for Hi (ViiInj
I'ltll'i: 10 CIIN'I'S I
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UUIGKS AND LOCOMOBILES
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I in j' Maun u idiom an i.ipnu
."THUItl'J I'HAHf'i: SISIIIHS"
SlllKI'I'V lllHUI'lH l,iiincill1-iiiii'N
lutioiliirliiK
TIiomi Tliij liiini'lnn iiiiil'TH
'Iho Mlsiei Sulla ami OIUo
Ii
CRATER LAKE
GARAGE1!
n,AH o ii i x i: o i ii
a ni syrn.iKs
Pure
Clear
Sparlding
You .'(in'l afford to ito Hilhout
this sploudid, refnwhiuu drink,
fall no and ordnr a case mt to
the Iiouko. The puroiit. mo-t
'n-a'thiiil Hnuk known m
SIvSKIYOU
MINERAL
WATER
P. C. BIGHAM, Agent.
SHOES
AT COST
Tim Dufflilil shoe Moi k ban
been moved to Koutlr ('i-ntrnl
off of Main, oppiodto tho '
MI-hIihi reHtaiiranl and tho
HtockU still bohijDKilil at
cost.
M. S. Biden
Is opcratlni; tho ihobI modem
shoo ropnlrliiK shop In tho
city at the samo location,
t'li-to-dato electrical nia
cliliifry. Look for' the RED DOOT
MEESM
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APPELL'S
Noutlt African
WATER
BAG
Keepi water
cool -K liinira
or loiurcr, la
mm or eliadei
I'reit lifxin i
Toko no ubHlute ,, rf). p c - ior,
vuiveyoi ', niortsincn, iiorkmca, farm
cm, teaiiutcM, anyone cxnoird to dry
or warm weather. Lfiel by U. fi. Gov't,
Stroiijf, Ji;ht, c;iy to carry, (lturini.Kj
Till loiter Tynlflea Hie Allltuilo
of All Ueru
nemlfmcni rikl.nl, Indiana.
WLIIt In HtuJi irccmlr I ln. ixciilmi In ,liiil
out ill line of uii( tuuili Alilcaii Wtitr lli(i. Wlltf
llumlht tufctiulnlr Uilci fbulbii iLtJracil. V
U,ra ope (i your 21 ftlloil lutl lil.l lHwilirr,.
mtlnt I in all Jay, iin Ihiui h thl ttvtlirjlurt imi
ivr ivu in im fflj, niajn lueinoiiiliif I luunj Hit
wale r apaikllnr anil ai cold at Ira wairr, ll miamlf
la a buun If lliiiia llilu( lu llie aflil ri.,u,.
Yiuri Hnnttlj, W I!, WIIIKR
I'On 0AU5 11Y DHAMIRS JIVItnY WlllilUl
M4U. If
Ailnin Alipill Viilirllni('o.,I,or(liiiiil1Or.
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