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NO. 36
VOL. XL! V
WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
THURSDAY, Al (U ST 9, 19.1!
Indian Killed At
Hazelwood When
Car Turns Over
Sheriff Lowe Finds That Wreck-
ess Driving Causes Wreck
EarIv Saturday Night
H ,r . y K- binson, a Cherokee Indian
i, n.'-hi u-t nation in Swain county,
'I V alJUie.l dull . o vwn-i
,;,v Italians. Anderson; and
I Sayrvok. ' brothers. were
, hen the coupe' in which
, -ininir overturned near
, .. Saturday night about- a
-, a s
(da.
J w
II
:, was ru-hrd to the Hay
.,' ;. Ho.-pital in Wayne--,
ht. died about 15 minute.
...re there. Tlie Saunook
, , K.;-. i. I !.voration ..ml
v i hei okee. were e:i route
-, :'.. ni the reservation
: . ::", aeeident occurred.
, :': Higuway No. 10 ano
..' ::'!, railway . rossing
-.!.!!! ! a mile net of
Bethel Church To I Bishop Kern Will
Observe 100th An
niversary Sunday
The Bethel Presbyterian church
will observe their 100th anniversary
on Sunday, August 1-!, it was an
nounced thi- week. An unu.-ual and
interesting: program has been arrang
ed which will take the entire day.
A picnic - dinner will be a feature
of the day, and all people of the
county ...v invited to attend, espe
cially al! Presbyterians
Several prominent speakers are
scheduled to be on the program.
This is 'the oldest Presbyterian
church in Haywood county. The or
ganic stion was formed. m August
KHh ls;4 and the congregation
wor-hipped in other ' uildings before
the pre.-ent church building wa.
erected. Some inn re.-!ing h:-:--ry i
ciniuctcd with thi- .i'.ui.h. and is
beiag -compiled I'd the' c.-li !rati"n on
August l-'th-
I i -A
invcsligaed the
the cor.clu-iuti
wrecklvs.- driv-
bin-oti.
ii-. wa - almost
15. Murrj.68,
ukh On Tuesda)
i:
av. i. was bur-
::l . .in the ! i.
d he funeral was
.-: Thomas Krwin
la
v va- a light to ner
sue ,:-. aluav- ready
;.b band. She was an
:n he: i liure'n. She
' y I ii i s ,- el by be.-. 1 ilge
red ,y her husband",- W
wo eiiildre- M.hc! and
a-ar.-. (Mm- slop-, riildien,
Mm ray, Mi - Martha
! ;t:s!.:e Met ran, and
f lay- :: City
!Itghw;iv lieautil italion
( om nut tee Is Named
w
.: ; r.l Kay, pre.-ident of the
...e Chamber of Commerce.
-: ; av -nipbi .named a committee
!. : of 'Mr.-..' J. M. Long, W. T.
Sv.'.; ;. ...d Mis. Glover '(.'."Davis to
"!,, i 1 1 the Haywood County High
way f an" lfkation Program dun
I'll.:;., Ahjeh i.s headed by Dr. A. P.
J - 1 ! i anion.:
.'.- 1 -'.u- and his committee.- of the
i-'..: -, vt.. meet al an early date and
'? '' ::r 'ietinite plan.s to bi'jcin' ae
t :e u iv ni this count v-.. '
Officers Find
Liquor Buried
Under Ground
Preach Here Sun
day Evening At 8
Presiding Bishop Of The Four
Carolina Conferences Heard
By Large Crowd At Lake
Junaluska
Hi-hop Paul K. Kern will till the
pulpit at the First Methodist church
here Sunday evening at eight o'clock
Hi.-hvP Kern spoke at Lake Juna
luska Sunday to the largest crowd id
the - .-.ii at a morning worship. He
has ia-t returned from a four-year
trip t broach the Oi a nt and was at
the eonfc'elice of 'lie Mi', hodisi
ei'.aich appoint. . I e , :;o- bi-h-
p of f..u: 1 a !:i!a confer
el'ce.s. Sund ;y morning he speaks at Ati
oiew.s. Hi-hep and .Mrs. Kern and family
a e s)endmg so'ii" time at l ake
Itmalu-ka
Paul llardo , Ii . o .,- ef 'the
Metiiodi-t ii,u c.i kiu. announced
that 'bo regis .. .!; .ny: et
vice would be field Sunday evening
one - to the ;non by I'e.-hop Kel'ii
Rotarians Hear
Cannery Head At
Weekly Meeting
J. E. Barr, Cannery Supervisor
For TV AC Says He Believes
mUHH) Will He Brought
Here By Cannerv
J. 1' Han , dn a ;. i .ntncrie.-.
of 'i''Al' w:. the speakii cn the pie
grain at tin' loial Kotaiy ( lab Friday
Mr. Hair wen! into details ... to what
the cannery at lla.'oe.veod would mean
to t Ill's ei', li 1 .ill,! I(
with s : i : he1 . ,:;iie! i,
i. :.ii
Several Stills Are Captured B , IVtershlin;
Olli.i'.s Xnml.ec t). K' nils
lour i.rowd invit
oil, -p
t ' t .
neiy is
i eve- .i
Thai :-.
i t n a
"lo ,
s uiu '. u
b:- a v;i
,oi, 1 teei
CIH ! W .1'
s o.ooo.
.Ill
,1 help
:.: ai d
oe. I
:ai,ii 1
Business Men To
Park Cars Off Of
Main Street Now
t'heif of Police Stringtield passed
a petition around to the business
men of Waynesvill,- last week re
questing that they not park their
cars on Main street except in cases
ef emergency during the month- of
August, and September.
The traffic has become congested
during the past 1' v weeks .since a
large number ef summer visitor- b .ve
Votiie here that the .-'.ep was neces
s.i : y il v..s e pla.ned.
The busiiu s n:en aie Using ;,t,
-; r et and vae . n: lot .. ,. na rk t he , r
er
BRIEF
NEWS
I T E M S
, i
Sales At Stock
Yard Were Most
Satisfactory
l.")0 Head Of Cattle Sold For
Over $1',.")00. Large Number
Expected To Be Sold Again
Toda
The ln -t -ale of cattle a! the Ha -wood
Mutual' Stock Yards en lai-t
Ihuisday was better than promoter.-.
' I ! be !,r co . poi a : ioi: bud an! ici -pated.
Ou r S'J.oOO a . ,,a,, for l.'.o
bo d .,)' .a::!.- : hat' w er- sold at I he
al- w ha b i i g.in a: n.-ori. u h. n in
t baa oOO pepb- ea' die a: the i
''-'.t'Oli -:.h ai -! ,:; t
I bo -econ ! -.
.: .::n nc. al n.
(ileiii; A. Ilov
i !; : Held
AW II M.
'I I'
. Ibcal-M-
an:.
d the
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Id
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A niimiii i
w . i
'1 II.
of In
lliiH' Been Maoe In I i.uiiIn
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II Mo
n.J.Ml; In;.MtL NA
TION a;i:.t M AKKS
iii;roi;i o. work
iiv
a i u m
in .i..ei.;i-.o-o
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op 11:
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Directors Of C. Of C.
.Met Last I riday Night
1 '.: 'ea.d of directors of the Yay-iie-:.!.
t hi.mber of Commerce met
las; 1 i iay night and heard reports
fieri, -cyeral .committees of the organ
mt.en. ail of .which were most en
couiaCllig. !'-aiis lor future activities .'of the
'', :" a: i i.ri were discussed at length
ana ; an early meeting it, is ex
pt'cte.! tiiat .some action will be taken
li cii -.Mil develop : into one of the
e programs ever put on by a
' '. ' Ire Chamber of Commerce.
HOML-(. OMLG SET
FOR AI GI ST 19TH
ii ta a ,
; and toe
Ne.'bor o; t 1 1
-r,oo. ! . ai pi
n.aoo . ma ' i
the ill.ei; -irm We:
The ',::; a .o ', o,
hou.sc be' e and : u : 1
sheril! V eeiia I 1. 1 1 1 o 1 1 1
1 'uring t tie pa' :'cv nimii lis a
!at ire iiumier i.l raid- have b en li'ii
iiiade by 'ShorilV .1 A. l.owe and his
deputies. It wao lea. lie. I ye-.torday
that t he ealii p.ai'jn will continue to
lie waged..
Decoration Day
At Fines Creek
Next Saturday
The Fines Creek decoration will be
held on August 11 Th(. following
program will be jioiu
Song and prayer sei vice - 1 U :0i
1(1:20. 'Ail .introductory talk Key. Thom
as Krwin, 10:2(1-1(1:40.
Special 'muMc: Oleen 'h(di, 10:40
lOioO. Sermon lie v. J. M Woodard. 10:00
-11:40.
Decoration of graves-1 1 :40-12:20.
Lunch 12:20-1 :.'I0.
Special, song Vpper Fines Choir,
lrH0-l:40.
Talk Rev. Hv.on Shankle, 1:40
2:00. Special yong Oleen : Choir, 2:00
2:10. :
Talk Ri v R P M Cra ken 1 10
2:20:
- Songs. '
o' (
1.; a a :
I j n a a.
1 1 a
r ...
:igh .lame-. V; i
w a rn ::o : a a
i, ,.:.' '. 'I a,- ir,
'dod i ' l-. i i,, ,:.
rv '. ' !.,' W:
lie,.-
ai -e t uie I - !'o
Monday with
H lav. thai ,fi'l!
ehuai
A '
w
Una
Br.:
trie
ra , .
;V i
b-o
r- w .11 be all day services and
eining day at F"incher's Chapel
ii--'. Kpiscopal Church. South.
Augu-t 19. Sunday . School
" m regular session at .101
pieachtng and speaking hours
1 1 V M P M , rtl 1 1' M
will be- served, picnic style,
a well rilled basket and enjoy
tjari fellowship of this oc
d old friends are urged to
eat. Revival services will also
v-'a the night service.
1. G. HICiHlLL. Pastor.
Two And A Half
Tons Of School
Books Received
:i:e ("di . ra h e I - -of ( V:
''idle i " .111 ea i VII ti.
1 In- ' i ) M i' id open
K ( 1 1 : 1 1 it : i and .loha II
nig. Kennniio -aid
nu mber., of the louf will Wear while
linen -ml- and straw hats."
('aj)lain MacDoiiald isiLs
Prisons In This ('ountv
Captain Han McDonald, noled pi a. -on
evangelist and founder of the
Piedmont P.i-on 1 Mission and the
I'-risom-r's Honor League, ai l': ed yes
terday to spend several days- in the
city. While her,. Captain McMOiiald
will . visit ' the county jail -and' preach
to the prisoners. He will al.-o 'visit
the stale prison ramp al HazelwMid
and hold services for th(, prisoners
there.
.Captain McDonald came to North
Carolui i more than thirty year
? U"i h'ii
..Vlou.
tl ion. (1
l J tit. of
ni
' 'a il, iii. .1 ah i . -.a!:--' .,
s. .11 au:oni..o,l,o. '.., :
' . ( i : . i i vat ; c!y , -:
'" pe. , ll! a.ldltli n ;"'
.:.,', ilu- I a . j by the b
" - .a 1 n' . all a a-l Ii.'. u i
; a . pa i k .'of To o '.a iV,
.il I l veil al; '
A Htomobilcs f rom f -:
!i, 1 ' is 1 1 let id' ( olii-o
' . n . i jv 1 1 count ry, ' ( ana la
ed. Twenty ,-i per i
A I i e Id . in St at e.v. ..! I'm i
i a 1 1 dina and Tonnes,- ,
lull .vol for June ami July, ' lofty
li'v,. ; stat:s, flic District of ( .duinliia
.le ieo add Canada; vye . o i , pro a nt i-.l
Jur;in's Dept.
Store To Open
Friday. -Morning
b
;e 111' If 11 I
' lio. . l-ale
I. .1 lid n.
una e- HI Ii I -.i
a . .- - r. " i
III,!, XolM
from Indiana. ..After .spending many
years teaching in the punlic .schvls
he became interested in the work of
speaking the Christian Religion ami
was especially attrarUd to prison
work. Ko;1 ten years he has been
carrying on this work as a persona)
labor of love-
. Captain McDonald has complete
charge of th,. Work of the Piedmont
Pri.-on Mission in Chailotte arid - nu
church , orgatiizafion undevtake.s ti
nancially or otherwise to sponsor it.
The . mission is ".therefore .dependent
upon gifts f roin . interested i'ople.
Those', who are interested ' in making
donations may do .so by sending checks
made payable to the Piedmont Prison
Mission in Charlotte.
The Prisoner's Hono,- League, is an
otgaiiizalion r,f prisoners -pledged
Hurgin's Ilcpartmenl Stole wili
ipen its doors to the public, b'riday
lioining accoriling te an aitnoiini a -
lK menf,. made yesterday by ( lias Hurgin,
ock Company Is
Under Auspices Of
. Chic League Here
raTv",,Vr Wi!!'ams S:o-k Com-
x h Plajmg h-e thi wetk
.. ".fr-.ng under the auspices of
rr.d.' 'Ve-UaErue of this citv. Offi-ii-,.-
:. nf League announced that
Te,;.a ;:V:,'t'' UMnt? the money de
! -C , the show in building ad
TKf. la''av croun'is in the eitv. .
Trim', toniht'WH .be "Uncle
' ri1 I fw n a q0 u le of
1- . 111 hp rrw'n - Ti.
i ii -si nisn iiuw mi idii
. Hi- lid1. Wa'I.ei, Man
See -Ur -iern- on front; of the
church': "The I . i t U- Church, en the
( oini-r. . Vi-itors Vi-. niie." The
,.i.i.v,.i, :m7. t . xi .. .. . f , ..... I ,.,
The school children will have little I so conduct tr.cm.selve.s a- to be mvi.-l I .,., ! of ti'i,. Hotel (b.nb ii. .','"
worrv this year about get! ing school pi toners ami assist the authorities) The past or win pri-aVh Sunday at
hrmks. according to Harry Hall, man-' in. every way while in prison. :( ap-,; i ;i. . in. n t he topic: "'Idle M-rk- of
ager of The AVaynesville hook Store. : tam .MCKoimM .-;ys mat ,'.() per ('nt t. I.ofd .le-u-." Have, .Vou.
who. said vtsterdav that he ..had. juj-tiof the prrsoners who.sigm the idedge'd hrist-hke marks-.:'' ,( -,,m- and
manager of th tstore
The: new refrigeTati"il eouiitei ,.nd
fixtures have been reci ived and in
stalled in the. market, while a new
and complete line of dry (.mods, no
tions arid groceries will also lie fea
tured. The stoic ha.s been completely re
modeled and new, : fixtures addeif
The -t-.ro is located .! just ac the
street from the .Citizens Bank biiild-ing-
More detailed iriformat ion will, be
given in next week's pap'er.'
lfvb
I lalo
ti.( !
I :
.1 'IO 1 ' I"'-
canned
I
I:
I be I'l lice of W ale , II, Iped , .Ve !
. mall. "',v 1 1 1 en o i i'. ir no. .Suiida;,
y haiil-ng lo'ti fioiu a luaeb -.wiln-O
llg l"id in 1 be a t I e . la 'i a i when a
'n c r i a ai'lil I lie 1 2- ea i -old lau
ml - a 1 1 1 1 . ' d Iii m. ') be pritiei ' f
piling. ' et ti e p.-. .1 a nd la-1 ; ie, jon! ,
111
Mle l
A i
ul
movement I ,. bring 1, be Nat tuna
fi -taval of SI, l.i'Liis, I.. Ailif.
next spiMio in summer pilfer
ably at the time of the imiiial ojn'ii
i,g of Hie (lie it Snioky Mountain,-
National I'aik. i- i ing .- pmsorei by J pl.-e e I
a numner ui ne-ieni .Mein i hid-i :,
Iriiian,-. One of Hie Ivaihng oo).
la. Ills, i- Kelly Helilicdt, i'-in uii'f -ta!(
..enaloi, of Ibysoi, 'City.
-Mini 1 1 1 1 M : i
Nine i v. o a
f 1 ' I '.,1,, e . I e a 1 1 1 1 a 1
in o I key - In w a in
die : aail f . i i i a .-.
I n I'.'d'd eidy L'.'.,7 ., .p.'.:r' uei v
I. I n 7." a lo oiia i ia a - w e :
III I' il by t he ..aloe ob:; t i 1 1 i 1 1 1 ' ... 1 1 Ule
wm-k could go' 'on lb.. M-ar lound
I lllllcb lllol e i ijuld be .e - "lliptl - lied,
j 'At t lie 'ia ., nl I no u, bae On-I
ganli a- alio loo ! ainilio- w lio
fa i in ciop . .- w id ha vi ie-
i I we. a Ion and '.'.CHI mdt am d la'e fall
j and wil.ii i cn l den, . e e pee! 'o
I huv.. I late fall and w inter eoinmu
ii. !y garden.-.
I. We are urging tlie-f i.-tief fain die.,
l' an ,l tin o -1 1,1 ,an. Store
ail they can and to ombl a -uilable
tore their tin . t ,- a ia I vege -
- after 'cunning " drying- them-
.UAIA MAKcAl;, I V, II
ivmei.LM'iiey 1 1... lite 1 leaioii-t i' itiou
Agent for II ay W .....d I amt v.
any
received over two and a half ton.s j jVe: up to its obligation
f books for Haywood schoo children.
Outside of a change m the. history l ormer JudC Harwootl
books, the same books will oe ued
this vear as la.n, it was said. . j
A brenared list of a!! l"-.ks has I
; -The ...Hibie S.dio .1- boein
at h:4..
I fChfistian Iv'ndeavor. 7:1"
Refused liar Examinalioni , i' '' '- -"-"'
I ii clock.
pi ompt i
day
t S
been printed and will be published in
this paper. vt.igether with full expla
nation with the next few weeks.
. Miss Nan Horton retui ned to her
home in Cleveland. Tennessee yester
day after a visit to Mr.-r Roy Plott. .
Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Turner and
family arrived ..last W'eek for a visit
to Mrs. Turners parents. .Mr. and
Mrs. J. D Hvatt, at the -Piedmont
Hotel. ..
Miss Fannie Pear Pelmet left last
week for Atlanta. Georgia where she
is visiting relatives., ..
1.1 OP o-t-i'a-n nn.n.. nf..v
Cach will be "The Hoodlum."
"th.
Il T-
SEWING CIRCLE TO
r . 'EFT
Fa-.'V c"rcie r,f xhe Order of
terr,.. r' ;.rn, tar. will meet thU af-'-
f y. . p:..?-';'1 .'!wk at the home
' V aiker.
'Raleigh.J.dlii ':. H Ilarwood, 'of
Rry.-en C:iy, a former superior court
-judge w ho served a prison term fov
mutilating, .'-"cords in a ciise against
his daughter, today was iefu.-ed the
right to take the state bar examin--:-ti
n here August 2U and 21.
The board f.f law. examiners, meet
i.ri'tr. recently, ruled that Harwood was
ineligir'le to take the examination.
He has . pot had his. citizemhip re
stored. -'.:'
METHOrilST MISSION A RY SO
( IKTY TO MIJI-T
The . Woman's Missionary . socie;y
of thP Methodist church will meet
next Tuesday afternoon, August 14,
at the church-
Mr and Mr P P U iliiams and j Mr. and MrsePaul Hardin. Jr. have
daughter. Susan, of Raleigh- arrived a- their guests the former's parents
veterday for a visit to Dr and Mr.-. : and brother.M.-. and Mrs. I-aul Har
. Sik f.t their home at the String- dm. Sr-and Mr. Wannie Hardin, of
Miss l-.va I.eatherwood and a nartv
off fiends left yesterday by moth- for
( "hicago. where : they will spend a
week attending- the .World's Fair.
.":.''.;-
Mr ...1,1 Mr- Cr-.. f!-., I.-..'. tr
jeturncd Friday after a two weeks .Mr and .Mrs. Fahvin Howell, of
visit to the former's . parents at their Piovidencea Rhode I -land, arrived
home in ". Richwood,' West Virginia. Monday for a two weeks', visit to the
Mr. Padget left Sund a v for his home i farmer s parenusi.M r. and Mrs. I). A.
: Miss Helen. Wright, of Talladega.
Alabama, arivved Tuesilay for. a vi.si)
to. M r,r ai'd M . l- r.-.iiei- Ma.: sie at
their -heir..' on Planner avenue. .
' M :.-- Peggy .Tblan, of Cleveland,
Ohio;, has afiived to spend some time
in ' the" city and is . a guest at the
horn,. f Mr-. Adora Payne. .
..,'.
M J 1 r I P. i'l ml Mr Ii
seph H. .Peru, returned , to . their sum
mer. home here Tuesday after a visit
to relatives, in Connecticut. They
were a companied : home hv Miss
Alice (, Jieillv, of New Haven, who
will .spend some, tini'' as the guest of
the Reilly here. J
North ( ai. din . recived $.",.0 1 l,''.iis Mr. ami Mr- W, I. liowniaii, J.'-.
out of $1 l,(l'.i2,421 of total rental undaiid two clitldi.ii: who' -pent -,eral
benelit payments to 'all tobacco i day.- :n flic .city a- the irue.-t- of Mr,
glowers in Hie 1'mte.l States under Peuman'- -i-ter Mr-. T. I. Pramlett,
the IP.'cl tobacco lurt ailment pro-, and Mr. Pramlett. left ye.-terday for
g.am :up to. -July' I.- . their hoiiie in 1 .ow ini v.i I le, South
',-.. ', ; - :. ( 'aiblim,
Hope for miners -cut rapped in tli.'l
number 1 lire,.. . mine of !:.. S-..nag. , A Y N I iS I I.I I i M l i l'IH H i ST
Coke, and Coal cmiany of Derby, .
Virginia fad. d as rescue work. -is. ' Paul Hard ti, dr., I '.i -1 r
who brought out two men alie audi
, - , , i ,. I e a i',, n
. igif dead, corif lined th.or tl-o - I ti.-Jit. ft Paul
If w
not known how many nut
w ere i ii ! lie part of t hi
mill.
d'Y
Via
nappy to
Kel 0
Met h. ido-l church r
mir
plo-ion which occurred, at 7
Ioi k Tuesday, nioi ning but it w:i -!:ev..d
fh ,t fi-i'iii '. i: t.tf -;j:l
nai lb d. '-.",- .-
The ( .erniari . people wd'fc
upon( by - f bailed br Hitler t.
the iiat'votie .-nit it: of Paul v.
aenbui v din death as t hey f. .(Io
nian in life in an addr. -s
alio::
follow
th"
niem-
ial r ie" i . fore t he .('.ci inati
Ilei. h-'ag, Monday. T he man who
a.s-amod f fv icA'-i.- . t ,t!i.' dead
pie-i-leiit.. 'deciar:'d that 'ho'i'.'.- t ly and
with hi.- whole heart" the add war
iifr desired pea'-'- for hi- people. :
A di . d bean in the thi oat :' lil- ,.-
hris titie Shi pin an, 1 7-ni'it,: h--old
daught'.-r of .Mr. and Mr--. Vi.neen'
Shopman, of I.-..ng's chapel section,
caused the death of the child. Mouoay.
KtToit.s were mailt at the h"i)ie and
at Canton to vreniove the .I'ean and
the child Was then taktu t. an Ashe
ville hospital whtie she. died within
-a lew minutes.
in knoxvn:e. Tennessee.
field aoa rtment-?.
Choi
Howell
'
Mr arid Mrs": Furman T. Knight, cf
Sumtev. South '.-..Carolina.-, are the
guests of Miss Kvelvn and Miss
Kathe;ine Reed at their home on the
Asheville Road.. '-'..
Figures -'-compiled-,' hy the Manufac
tures Record todav showed ((instruc
tion in 1G southern states made a ,o(J
per cent gam in Julv over June and
7a per cent over Julv per the
first seven 'months- of . the year con
struction showed a gain "f luo pe:
cent over the same period last year.
Another record Was broken in -New
ork Mondav when the thermometer
dropped to 5S early in the mot ning.
It was the chilliest August 0 on record.
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i-d b.:-bop ill ctla I L't '.! ' ;,.
oliiia cbi.f. K tie. - aad !,: :
tily weleo'ij. d' ! tio- '
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ev. li: ilg
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a- u.siial. ( hu.eh -di"' d ...v
and the -morning eliar.li o
o'(lock. Tile po-tor 'will'
pulps!' .at' the inoi.ii :,a - r
young .J.eople nice: of ," r
i- . n iinge
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