DUT,V OAMTAli JOURNAL, SAoEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1010.
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I Mid-Summer Geara Up Sale i
t REDUCED PRICES ON EVERYTHING J
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Bargains m Ladies' Shoes
Larco assortmont of regular $2.50 to $3. SO ladies' shoos,
broken lines, but contain all sizes. Salo price to clean up, whllo
tboy last only $1.75 a pair.
Bargain Line
Children's Shoes 75o pair.
I Ladies' White Lawn Waists j;
Thin nRnnrtmnnt Includes filnht different atvlea of this season's X
latest in embroidery waists, all-over embroidery waists, tailored
waists and lace trimmed waists.
They aro our $1.26, $1.50 and $1.75 lines, and to clean them up
during this salo, your cholco at $1.00.
Alfchoapcr or hotter waists at tbo same liberal reductions.
Men and Boys' Clothing
Two stacks men's suits, regular $8.00 to $10.00 suits, now $6.00.
Ono stack of men's suits, regular $10.00 to $12.00 suits, now
$8.00.
Thrco stacks men's suits, regular $12,00 to $18.00 suits, now
$7.60.
Boy's suits from $1.00 up, average disco nt about one-third off.
Men's extra good clothes, suit $6.00.
COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
(Continued from pago threo.
Boy's Waists
About 50 dozen boys' waists in all sizes from 4 to 12 years,
made of good quality gingham and sateen, and in a wldo rango of
patterns and colors. We sell thorn regular at 26c; most storos
charge 35c. During this salo only 19c.
Men's 60c Porous Underwear, 30c.
Overalls and Overshirts
Boys' 35c and 40c negligee overshirts now 25c.
Boys' 50c nogligco overshirts now 38c.
Boys' and girls' 50c rompors now 40c.
Boys' blue overalls liow 25c.
Men's blue overalls now 50o
Men's 50c work shirts now 40c.
Men's 76o negligee overshirts now 50c.
Mon's $1.00 nogllgoo overshirts now 75c.
Boys' 75c khaki, overall and Jumper suits now 00c a suit
Boys' 7 Go Khaki knee pants suits now 48c a suit.
Men's balbrlggan underwear 10c.
Miscellaneous
Ladies white handkerchiefs 2c.
Ladles' white initial handkerchiefs 4c.
Yard wide 10c bleached muslin 7c.
9 4 wide bloachod sheeting 25c.
9 4 wide unbleached shooting 23c.
Ladles' 10c vests 6V&C.
$1.00 horso hide gloves 75c.
Bickett, Albertine, labor .... 18.00
Chamberlain, M. W., do .... 46.75
Lewis, Lester, do 54.00
Lomkor, Jno., do 51.25
Phllllppy, Geo., grading .... 58.60
Pope, T. L., labor 29.00
Pope, Carl, labor 39.50
Reeso, H. M teaming 70.00
Itoda, A. P., do 60.25
Roda, Silas, labor 23.00
Smith, Wm. H. II., do 46.00
Sutter, Jacob, do 30.00
Special Tax Road Disk No. 85.
Bennett, Jno teaming 152.00
Dlko & Relno, do 122..00
DInsmore, Jno., Jr., labor . . . 21.00
Dinsmoro, Jno., Jr., do 69.00
Hands, Joo, do 79.00
Hcssman, Harl, do 22.00
Cane, I. V., do 8.00
Miller, John, do 127.00
Random, Geo L, hauling grav. 61.00
Starr, M. S., labor .-. 10.00
West, W. O., do 30.00
Special 'lax Rond Dist. No. 37.
Cauthorn, H. K., labor 33.7G
Colby, G. B., scraping 9.75
Cox, 8., teaming 27.85
Ducop, P. F., labor 3,50
Richardson, J. F., labor .... 14,00
Special Tax Road Dist. No. 38,
Bates, Roy, teaming 10.00
Barnett, Vernle, drilling . . . 24.00
Barnott, Guy, do 29.50
fl'SKin of Bsauty feaJiy fmm
fi. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM OR MAGICAL BEADHFIER
as a
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Freckles. Moth Ptcli,
lUsh, ud Bkin Dlftiaea,
ima trery oienuit
on beauty, and tie
Jet detection.. It
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of 00 yean, and
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Uite it to be tare It
li properly made.
Accept no counter
feit of tlmllw
Vr. 1m a.
Brre said to
ladr or the tent
ton (a patient) 1
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ilH.T.B(i?DII3, Prep, V Gted Jam Slrerf. KnrTotk
Hamilton, Ira, constable .... 10.10
Hedi, Brill, wltnses 1.70
Allen, R. D do 1.70
Dan, Fry, Jr., do 1.70
Murphy, Larry, do 1.70
Brown, L. F., do 1.70
Sellers, Wm., do 1.70
Simpson, Dave, do 1.70
Keeno, C. W., do 1.70
Row, R. W., do. 1.70
Busby, T., do 1.70
Stnto v. Jnko Whltlocli.
Webster, D., Justice 11.75
2.00
46.00
Roth Grocery Co., do 2.&0
' Ferry Account;
Goarln, Minnio C, operating
ferry . . . 126.00
Election Account. .
Commercial Book Store, stub
bodk
Insuranc'o Account.
Smith, Homer H Ins. policies
(Continued)
Derby & Willson, do 90.00
(Continued)
Burghardt, W. H., Jr., do . . . 135.00
(Continued)
Hort. Fire Relief Assn., do. .
Advertising Account.
Salem Board of Trade, adv..
Juvenile Court Account,
Roberts, Jas., witness
Shoemaker, Henry, do
Kightlinger, Schuyler, do
Ellis, Dr. R. V., do
13.60
50.00
1.5
1.50
1.50
1.50
"Well Known Monologist 111.
Black. Ted, labor
oh, M
16.50
do 11.00
4.00
240 and 246 Commerciaf Street
Registration of Lnml Title.
In tho Circuit Court of tho Stnto of
Oregon, for tho County of Marlon
Application No. 9728. Case .No. 37.
In tho matter of tho application of
Minnio May Buchnor to roglstor tho
title to all of her lands In soctlons
nlnotoon and twonty, township 6
south, rango 1 west of tho Willam
ette Meridian, containing 363.75
acres, and being portions of the
David Nowsom donation land claim,
tho David II. Smith donation land
claim, tho John Nowsom donation
land plaim and tho A. J. Ferris do
nation land claims, plaintiffs.
Versus
A. Garfield Nowsomo, Olive A
Nowsom and John Fuhr, and all
whom it may concern, defendants.
To AllVhom It May Concorn:
Tako notlco that on tho 22d day
of July, A. D 1910, an application
was filed by said Minnio May Buch
nor in tho circuit court of Marlon
county for initial registration of tho
tltlQ to tho land abovo described.
Hovr, unless you appoar before tho
29th day of August, A. D 1910, and
show causa why such application
shall not' bo granted, tho" same will bo
taken as confessed and a doeroo will
bo ontorod according to the prayer of
the application, and you will bo for
oror bnrrodroin disputing1- tho sam.
' R. D. ALLEN, Clerk.
By S, Z, Culver, Deputy, '
FRANK HOLMES
Annltnimtn AHnrnnv I
7-27-3-10-17-24
Notlco of Intention to Iniprovo Alleys
In Blocks 32, 33, 31 and 85.
A Wild Billiard Rgtng
brings danger, suffering often
donth to thousands, who tako colds,
cough and lagrippo that terror of
winter and spring, Its danger sig
nals aro "stuffed up" nostrils, lower
part of noBQ sore, and a throat-gripping
cough. Whon grip attacks, as
you value ur life, don't delay got
tipg Dr. King's New Discovery. "One
bottlo cured me", writ J . L, Dunn,
of Pine Valley, Mass.. "after being
laid up thrae wneks with rlp."
For sore lunge, hemorrhages, soughs,
colds, who ping oough, bronchitis,
Asthma, it's supwne. 50c. $1.00
.Guaranteed by J, O. EerrC J
Notlco Is horoby given that tho
Common Council of tho City of
Salom, Orogon, deems It expediont
and proposes to Improvo tho alloys
in blocks 32, 33, 34, and 35 of the
City of Salom, Oregon, nt the ex-
penso of tho adjneent and nbuttlng
property wlthi i said limits, accord
Ing to tho plans and specifications
adopted for Bald Improvement and on
tile at tho office t the City Rocorder.
Roforonco to which is horoby mado
for a moro rorfoct description of said
improvement.
This notice is published for ton
days pursuant to tho ordor of tho
Common Council, and tho dato of tho
first publication thoroof is the 20th
day of July, 1910.
Remonstrances may bo flloi
ngninst said improvement within ton
days from tho last publication of this
notlco as provided by tho City
Charter.
W. A. MOORES.
7-2 0-1 It City Recorder,
y a
NqtJco of Assessment; North Salem
Sewer.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that the
Common Council; will at or about 8
o'clock p. m. on Monday tho 25 day
of July, 1910, at tho Common Coun
cil Chambers at Salom, Oregon, pro
ceed to assess upon each Lot or pnrcol
of land liable therefore Its propor
tionate share of tho cost of tho North
Salem, sewer, according to tho maps,
plans and specifications adopted for
such sowor by tho Council, and on
file at tho office of tho City Recorder,
roforonco to which is horoby made
for a moro porfoc' description
thereof.
All persons interested in said as
sessment shall appear at said time
bofore said Council and trosQt ob
jections It nny thay have to said as
sessment. flour tiv iT.ler t Ht (uimo
Catiuoil uS Iti Uiy ' r s liooi. Orcguu
this 18th day of July. 1910.
W. A. MOORB8.
7-20-nt City Recorder.
Blusto
Brlghtor, Con, do
Brunner, Henry, do 11.00
Burris, Harry, do 8.00
Burris, J. H., do 30.00
Cammack, R., do 42.00
Colo, Gus, grading 26.00
Edmonson. Wm., hauling rock 34.00
Dovo, Homer, grading 4.00
Hrubotz. Frank, drilling . . . 47.25
Fox, Bruco, drilling 35.75
Miles, O. B hauling rock . . 25.10
McRea, Bettlo, rock 16.80
McRae, Everett, labor 15.00
Needham, Willy, do 4.50
Needham, O. D., teaming . . . 42.00
Noot, Thomas, wood 42.00
Skinner, Cyrjrfs, 'abor 31.00
Turnbull, Alex, teaming, . . . 42.00
Vnndorpool, G, M,, labor . . . 3.50
Wlllard, Ira, drilling 31.25
Special JLH.V Rond Dist. No. 38.
Wlllard, Herbert, labor 18.00
Wlllard, Charles, do 4.00
Whelan, Roy, hauling rock . 35.55
Zosol, Wm., sawing wood . . 3.40
Special Tax Road Dist. No. 41.
Carothors, F. A., hauling rock 4.50
Mickonhan, Bert, do 10.13
Mickenhan, Wm., do 5. 68
Salom Construction Co., rock 47.80
Sweglo, Goo., hauling rock. . 34.75
Special Tax Road Dist. No. 41.
Black, Tod W., labor 10.00
Hamilton, Ira., constable . . . 10.60
Taylor, Mrs. A. M., witness. . 1.70
Savage, Helen, do 1.70
Savage, Elmer, do l'.VO
Kenwell, J. J., do 1.70
Sellwood, Wm., do 1.70
Sellwood, Mrs. Wm., do .... 1.70
Whitlach, P. B do 1.70
Taylor, A. M., do 1.70
State v. Grant It. Williams
Webster, D., Justice 9.35
Hamilton, Ira, constable .... 4.90
Ido, T. H., witness 1.70
Ide, Emma L., do 1.70
State v. Roy Welch.
Webster, D., Justice 7.90
Hamilton, I., constable 4.30
Howe, Rolla, witness 1.70
Stitto v. Minnie Dcppcn.
Webster D., Justlco 9.40
Hamilton, Ira, constable . . . 6.10
Humphrey, Mrs., witness . . . 1.70
Stanton, Wm do 1.70
Turner, Byron, do 1.70
RIchart, Cyrus, do 1.70
Deppen, Marion, do 1.70
State v. Harry Lamnr.
Webster, D., Justice 9.40
Rains, J. R., do . . . 8.00
Wlllard, N. J hauling rock. 14.00
Wlllard, Herbert, labor .... 10.00
WllsonT Ortloy, hauling rock. 3.50
Tile Account.
Cap. Imp. Co., cement .... 163.50
Clark, Ray, labor 75.00
Peebles, L. It., do 62.50
Clark, Ray, do . . 79.60
Poobles, Ray, do . . .' 65.00
Mlnto, H. P., rent 60.00
Rnsmussen, N. P., teaming. . 17.00
Salom Water Co., water .... 22.50
Braly & Whltlock, material. .2475.00
Stnyton Bridge Account.
Mooro, J. G., frt. on cement. 214.98
Moore, J. G., Balfour, Guthrlo
assessment 1032.50
Mooro, J. G., frt. on coment
advanced 214.98
Jefferson Bridge Account.
Mooro, J. O., Cap. Imp. Co.,
assignment '. . 720.00
Chns. K. Spauldlng Co., cem't 870.00
Current Expense,
P. R. L. & P. Co., arc light . . 6.00
Allon, R. D., stamps 20.30
Commcrc'l Bk Storo, supplies 2.45
Capital Journal, claim docket 21.75
Elliott, N. D., bar docket . . . 20.00
Horrlck, B. B Jr., stamps . . 1.00
Irwln-Hodson Co., rub'r stamp .25
Mann & Beach, anglers' Hc-
01180 books 9.00
Minto, II. P., stamps 11.50
MoNary, Jno. II., stamps . . . 6.00
Mooro, J. G., stamps 1.00
Moores, Ross E blanks .... S.10
Orogon Statesman, adv 47.65
N. W. L. D. Tol Co., phoso. . 1.05
Pac. T. & T. Co., phonos..; 61.70
Patton Bros., stationery .... M.65
Portland M, L. & P. fit., .light JJl 70
Bowen, J. W., livery hlro . . . 4.00
Rodgors Paper Co,, election
records, ., ... 260.1)6
Smith, W M stamps 10.6b
8nydor, Geo, O. L., printing. 17.00
Trover Studio, photos
Buroh & Hamilton, office fur
niture, (continued) .......
Imperial Furniture Co., chair
Cap, Imp. Co., drayage ....
Gardner, L. E., sawing wood,
Gosner, B. B., wood , 206 S7
Court House Expense.
Hauser Bros., oil
Slegmund, W. M., sharpening
pick
Sponcor Hdw. Co., supplies. .
Wade, Pearco Co., brushes . .
Sim II. Whlto. sharp'ng tools
Knot Bros., plants
Ciruult Court Account,
mith. Henry, serving papers , "J.oo
6.00
r:.75
10.00
'a oo
ti.EO
.25
.MS
45 65
1.40
I.N)
3.00
Justice Court, State y J. Sergeant
WelMter, MftiisUB . .'. .
Mlnto, II, P., constable acting
s.TKMnr. Visa B. H.. witness
I X' w u it t .1
..., -. . ., .......
ICtiCU, WW., do
State v. Frank Perry,
Hamilton, Ira, constable .... 5.00
Stapleton, J. C, witness .... 1.70
Morehead, Riley, do 1.70
Flynn, Wm. W., do 1.70
Martin, Jas. M., do 1,70
Stnto v. Grant R. Williams.
Webster, D., Justice 6.50
Hamilton, I., constable 2.40
Ido, Emma M., witness 1.70
State v. Glenn L., Burton.
Webster, D., Justico 8.95
Hamilton, I., constable 5.40
Crossan, R. A., witness 1.70
Staley, W I., do 1.70
State v. W. A. Griffith.
Hayes, T. F., Justico 7.20
Wengenroth, Walter, deputy,
constablo 8.15
Kerr, Jack, witness 4.50
Obraln, Dan, do 4.50
Scollard, Jno,, do 1.70
Griffith, Mrs. Flora, do 4.30
Lambert, Gusslo, do 3.60
Gerin, Jno., do 3.50
Wengenroth, Wnlter, do .... 1770
Stnto v. Nlcl CUustcnscn.
Hayes, T. F Justico 5.90
Eugle, Alllc, deputy constablo 10.50
Tuttlo, Cllston, witness .... 1.70
Merlcal, A., do 1.70
Brauer. A. G., do 1.70
Hardcastlc, Sam, do 1.70
State v. G. Volz.
Grler, J. B., Justice 3.45
Smith, Alva, constablo 7.40
Arnold, Samuel, witness .... 3.70
Rand, R., do 3.70
Ncal, Wm., do 3.70
Coroners Account.
A. M. Clough, investigation. 11.80
A. M. Clough, do 5.00
A. M. Clough, do 5.00
A. M. Clough, do 8.60
Poor Account.
Austin, J. A., supplies 2.90
Bowersox, F. G., groceries . . 5,00
Clymer, G. W., poor farm . . 137.34
Borbls, Jas, gravo digging. . 10.00
Harlow, Arthur C, burial . . 20.00
Haskell ft'ColvIn, groceries. . 7.35
Henklo, C. W., burial 75.00
Hunts, Market, moat 3.15
Klrkwood, P. M racdlclno . . 24.40
Mltcholl, Lowis & Staver Co.,
Engine 133.7.5
Moore, J. G., money ndvanced 2.00
Mooro, J.G., do 10.00
MuscStt, O. A., supplies .... 26JW
Overton. Dr. O. P.. nrnf. Rr 10.(1(1
: . "3
yvorion,ur. u., p, do '37.50
Painter, Jno., wood poor farm'. 60.00
Pac"Toljn& Tel. co, phono
poor farm 3.00
Ryan, R. R., rent 10.00
Salem Hospital, care of sick. 221.00
Whlto, Mrs.' Enema, nursing,'
Wagner, Perry, board
Young, J. S., livery hire
Jail Account,
Minto, H. P., board of prison
ers 81.95
School Superintendent Expense,
Smith, Jno. W. J., ir ember
board oxaminers 18.00
Oregon Statesman, printing. 8.25
Myers, F. A., member board
examiners 18.00
Qauutt, WO., member board.
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rDNino rniss leaved wisa.l
Atlantic City, N. J July 28
Considerable anxiety is felt today by
the friends of Marshall P. Wilder,
popular platform lecturer and mo
nologist, who Is seriously ill at his
home here with acute Indigestion
and nervous breakdown, due to over
work.
Wilder has been ill since Friday,
Ho has been undfcr the constant
care of a physician but no Improve
ment hns been marked lri his case.
icetning cnudren navo more oi
less diarrhoea, which can bo con
trolled by giving Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and DInrrhoea Remedy. All
that Is necessary is to give tho pre
scribed dose after each operation of
tho bowels more than natural an(?
then castor oil to cleanse the system
It Is safe and sure. Sold by all
dealers.
ESTATE
REAL ESTATE.
For sale, 7 acres, with good house
and barn, 4 acres in prunes, the bal
ance la oats, $2700.
40 .acres, 5 miles cast of Salem,
stump land, somo timber on yet,
spring on place, some can be cultl
vated; the neighbor has been offered
$125 per aero and didn't take it, and
this 40 acres can bo bought for $2800
40 acres 4 miles north of Salem
28 acres in cultivation, orchard, some
timber, house, barn, good place,
$6000.
64 acres, mostly In cultivation
house, barn, good spring on place,
orchard, strawberries, $4800.
42 acres, all in cultivation, fair
house, barn, family orchard, closo to
Independence, $4000.
84 acres northeast of Turner,
house, barn, orchard, good farm, $75
per acre.
150 acres, 8 miles northwest of Sa
lem, good ralry farm, In Polk coun
ty, old house, good barn, creek run
ning across corner, $8000 cash, bal
ance 3 years at 6 per cent.
Several 10-acro tracts on Jefferson
road.
27 acres close to Salem, good
house, barn, young orchard and lo-
gan berries, a flno place, $7000.
Some good bargains In city proper
ty, all parts of city.
j. o. schulz & co.
Room 1, Bush Bank, Salem.Oro.
CAPITOL BOULEVARD.
Last Monday the council awarded
tho contracts for tho improvement of
Capitol street and this is the begin
ning of Capitol Boulevard. Tako
this tip from us: Bofore long prop
erty on this thoroughfare will be
tho most sought after of any resi
dence property in tho city. Hero is
another tip: Buy on thnt street
now. There nro a few who do not
caro to undertake tho assessment
which Is levied to pay for tho im
provement of tho street in question
and aro anxious to sell. On the oth
er hnnd thoro aro those who know
thnt every dollar spent in street Im
provements usually make the prop-
Urty worth two dollars more and are
looking, for good Investments. If
you are doing this see us. We have
some good buys on Capitol Boule
vard.
2.26
20.00
6.00
18.00
.65
2.501 Bennejv Clyde T-. wember
1,70 i board examiner 11.00
1,70 1 Insane Aoowunt.
1.701 low, v. s., carruye ulre. . . 3.00
State Fair Account.
..jtarri V- ti
y' itcuur j-uumj j mi renins
I iuui uu vuimui ucui uuiuu ill j
$350 each. These lots aro 50x150
feet.
House and two largo lots Capitol
street, only three blocks from state
house, for $7500.
Block of 16 lots 56x150 for
.$5000. Figure that out, it is a
first class buy.
4 lots on Capitol at only $350.
These nro worth $600 each.
See us for. these and other good
buys.
BKC11TEL e IiyXOX
347 State St. Tel. Main 452
Webster, Justice 11 20 . R'h Graber, supplies
8. SO
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GEO. 0. SAVAGE,
For Farms and City
I'miwrly
13B 8. COMMERCIAL ST.
Winy Have an Overheated
i lilfclten in Summer?
When the sultry days come and the coal ranga
makes the kitchen almost unbearable and cooking a
dreaded lask, put out the range fire and try the:
newest method of cooking in hot weather use a
II CQokrSioire
What a contrast I The kitchen no longer is
stifling hot, the work is now done with comfort, and.
the housewife is not worn out with the heat.
She saves her strength,, keeps;
her health and is better able to
enjoy the summer.
The New Perfection does everything:
that any other stove can do all the fain-,
ily cooking, baking, washing and Irbri
ing. No smoke, no dust, no odor. Heat
is applied directly and not wasted. A.
turn, and the flame is out.
The New Perfection stove has
Cabinet Top with shelf for keeping
plates end food hot, drop shelves for
the coffee pot or saucepans, and nickeled
towel racks.
It has long turquoise-blue enamel
chimneys. The nickel finish, with the.
bright blue of the chimneys, makes the
stove very attractiveflnd invites clean
liness. Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners;,
the 2 and 3-burner stoves can be had
with or without Cabinet.
Eyiry den Iprewry where! If not at TOnrg, write for:
Descriptive Circular to the nearest agcacf of tlie
jff Cautionary Note: He sure I
Si you net this stove see 11
that tfi nan...n1.la II
u
nnm.n
reads "New Perfection."
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporated)
UNITED STATES
The "Different" Bank
Banks, like people, have their own personality. Wo strivo to mako it
a pleasure for our customers to transact their business thru us.
Have you tried us? - If not, why not?
NATIONAL BANK
AN INEXPERIENCED
rimcnASEn-.
Will never get imposed upon by
dealing at E. C. Cross & Son's, foi
we keep nothing but tho bcal of
meats. All tender fresh and oC
that fine flavor as only choice
meats have. Our steaks, chops
roasts, otc, aro as good as thou
served at iho White House, or ac
tho table of H. R. M. King George
E. O. CROSS & SON
DOES YOUR OAS LEAK
Your hot water boiler fail to give
you hot water? Send for us and we
will make everything all right In no
time. Tend to any other plumbing:
work with equal promptness. How
about putting in that new sanitary
bath room plumbing? You'll save
Its cost in fewer doctor's bills.
GRABER BROS.
Telephone Main 550. '
ome people ride the bicycle.
.0 '
nd some in autos course,
l ife is ful of mixed desires,
-4 lect then what you mosti- admire
JJy choice remains the norse
Jul when in searcWpure'delight
JTftervescent, clear and bright
Jieryone can read the cheer -
J3ight in those printed verses hen
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