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SAINTS YOICE THEIR PROTEST
Semen at Lnmoni Condemns Russian
' Atrocities Toward Jews.
MONEY REPORT SHOWS PROGRESS
Finance of Drnnnilnallon lime
6rntta In Rrniarkshle Manner
Order of Fnorh luif of
Dlsrneslon.
LA VON I, Is., April . (Special Tele
tram. J The Reorssnlsed Church of Jesus
Christ of letter Pay Paints In Friday'
Vsijalnfii" session of their annual oonfei enre
In this city adopted by almost unanimous
vote resolutions of protest maliml the
Rim an strodiies practiced upon the .lews.
These resolutions and preamble reached
the conference in the reported artlon of a
Joint council of the first presidency and
quorum of twelve ostles, the two Usi
ng quorums of the church. The preambles
recite that the Inhuman treatment of the
.lews In Russia outrages the modern con
reption of the rights and privileges due,
all mankind, and that the failure of Chris
tian civilization to protest aaalnst such la
tantamount to sulpable complicity.
i I Decide tn oler Protest.
Therefore the conference reaolved to voice
Its earnest protest aiainat such atrocities
and to send a copy of the resolutions to
the prea!1nt of the Cnlted States and the
senate and house of representatives, that
tha matter may be dealt with diplomati
cally, having In lew the amelioration of
these condition
Tre presiding bishop of the church. Its
chief financial officer, submitted his re
tort, which Indicated a steady prowth In
money receipts and expenditures In church
work. He assumed his presi nt responsi
bility twenty jears ago. wh-n the church
was spending ahout $4,000 per year for Its
poor and I'.J toO for support of the families
of Its missionaries This last year $T.'hio
ll spent In aiding poor and llll.rtoo in sup
port of elder's families, while the tithing
receipts hsve arrwn from Mo. In i to
l!77.flno the last year.
BS vote today Ihe conference decided to
hold the 1012 conference in Indepen
dent, ilo
ct Order of Knock.
A' feellna of some tenseness was thrown
Into the conference today by the rending
of report from the I'nlted Order of Knoch.
a aocletv recently ornanlred under the laws
f Missouri whose avowed purpose Is to
Id the worthy poor and needy. The con
ference seemed to experience ome diffi
culty deciding- Just the form of disposing
of thla report and placlnit It on the min
ute. Utile debate was had on It, but
a few remarks marie indicated that the
exact leaal relation of the new society
to the church was far from settled In the
minds of some of the delearateH. who
seemed to fear some letfal complication
might follow any .attempt to assume control
of the new fraternity. The report was
perfunctory In character and was finally
received and voted on Ihe minutes without
action.
The evening meet In was under the
auspices of the Daughter of 'Aon. the
Mothera' organization of Ihe church, at
which a program was ulven mixed with
discussion of the question uaual to such
mother' meetings. Mr. B. C. fmlth of
Independence. Mo.. I the president of the
society and Mr. D. J. Krant of the earn
place Is secretary.
BOGUS COINS IN KANSAS CITY
Plat,, to Flood l llr with Counterfeit
( Ragles and Doable Eagles
b . Inearthed.
WAKHINtJTON. April 8-What secret
sen Ice men believe was an extended plan
to flood the middle west with counterfeit
gold coin has been discovered In Kansas
llty. M. H. Little and Charles te Vaul
have' been arrested charged with passing
counterfeit eagles and double eagles. Re
ports to Acting Chief Moran of the secret
service bureau say that firty-nine eagles
and thirty-two double eagles, probably
gross metal plated with gold, were found
t ry ths two men.
SUCH SPLENDID PROOFS GIVE
PE-RU-HA ITS PRESTIGE.
ononoiA
Kidney autl lilatltler Trouble
Mis. Jackson Hadley, Ksopus, N. Y,
w rites:
"It Is with the greatest pleasurs 1
srlte this. For years I have suffered
terribly with kldasy and bladder
tToakl. Th pain In my back by spells
was so great 1 could scaicely stand on
Diy feet, and such terrible headaches and
pain around my heart, and was so nerv
ous all the time that lifo seemed a
burden to me.
"I paid out a great many dollars, both
for doctors and patent medicines', and
no benefit only for the time.
"One day. looking through a I'eruna
almanac, 1 aaw how many (had been
benefited by using i'eruna. i followed
directions, and after taking feur bottles
tf Peruna. can stand on iny feet and
work all day wll(i comfort. The pain In
my back and head has entirely left me.
Snd I am nut so nervous, and can say 1
am ' eeatpletely eared from all kidney
trouble."
IntcruaJ Catarrh
Mrs. M. E Seymour, R. F. t. 1. Mow
man, . Georgia, writes;
' "I am ready to epeak a few- words la
faor cf feruna nd -isnaJIn. '
"I have tried them for nearly every
111 of life for myself and family, and
Sailor Man Just
Keep Away from the Sea
i in. e a sailor. alwava a sailor This
Is the opinion of John .1. HrlerH.
(htef eieitihian. fiisl i las who hat
Jut been appointed assistant to the
tecrtilting officer at the navy re
cruiting station.
Mr. Hrlerly hag been off a battle
ship but a few days and has nut cot
uir his 'a. a legs." as he tails them
r.inl is hankering for splashina ol
the waves and the kM ell of the.
briny deep.
Although III the set vice but six.
j eai's Mr. Li iei ly has ivceivud n
iiHii hHbly turn pi iiuioi ion. Sim lion
in an an oidinarj seaman be It'll
tiit ship not two wicks anu with the
above title, -Mtei two yiais a tn Ice
in the icirultliiK elation lie Will
return to tin nuvj to iehe pi o
motion to tile pclty office of chief
elecli ii ian.
Twenty months between the fust
and second iiill.-lin.nl. Cibily
Worked In railroad shops, but th
tall of the watcis was too m h for
Mm to enduic and he returned. ' It
only proves," said Mr. luieii, "that
no matter what )ou go Into, the
obedience of orders and hard work
will win success for you."
Mann Makes Protest
Against Unfairness
of House Democrats
Arbitrary Action Scored in First For
mal Conference of Republican
Leaders Including Insurgents.
WASHINGTON, April S.-The first for
mal con I f r m e of republican house leader
Including representatives of the Ilium-Kent
portion of the party, was held bore this
afternoon. It followed a refusal of the
democrats to give any mure committee
places to th republli tns or to restore the
proportion that has heretofore existed be
tween the- two parries In the committee
assimimenis.
Affer. the conference Minority Leader
Mann nave out a statement arralRnlnvt
what ha railed "the unfair, arbitrary and
brutal action" of the democrats In
"trampHntf the rights of the minority."
Mr. Mann submitted tho situation to the
conference and asked If he should not
refuse to name committees entirely on the
limited basis of representation given by the
democrats. It was determined to go ahead
with the selection of republican members.
!r. Mann said absolute fairness will be
shown the Insurgents In the arrangements.
air. ntann declared that the democratic
members of the ways and means committee
lad adopted the policy of making a ma
jority of seven on the tirlnclnal commit.
tees, wheress a dominant party never b-
rore ciaimen more than six majority.
FARMER ALLEN LOSES CASH
Reports Loss of fliSO to I'ollce l)e
rlarlnax It Disappeared While In
Vorth Fourteenth Ktrrrt llonse.
William J. Allen, a farmer well along
In years, who says he lives near Lincoln,
while pursuing his way along North Four
teenth street, was lured Into a house at
M8 North Fourteenth street. When he left
the place he says he was short VIM. which
had been filched from him. He communi
cated with the police and Beatrice White,
Jessie Lee. Ardell Williams and James
Lewis all negroes living In the house were)
arrested and charged with being suspicious)
characters. The money was not recovered. :
COLORADO
IOWA
find them to be all the doctor claims
them to be. Peruna coxed me of Inter
nal catarrh when my doctor could not."
Headache and Weak llack
Mrs. Kninia Qreeii. 1040 Kalamaih
St., Ienver, Col., writes:
"reruua has beea a (Teat blessing to
sne. I suffered agonies with severe
headaches and a weak hack and could
hardly drag myself around.
"A friend who was visiting me was
taking I'eruna for Uie same trouble
and Induced me to try It 1 soon found
that I was being helped and In less than
three weeks X felt like a different
woman and In four months I was well.
Peruna certainly gave me strength.
"I consider It an Ideal woman's
remedr."
Systemic Catarrh
Mis. Augusta Pauline Ochs, II. F. D.
t. North ICnglteh, Iowa, writes:
"1 took Peruna over threw years I
suffered froni systemic catarrh and had
pains In my right aide so I could hardly
do my housework.
"I era St years old, and mi now
doing al my houaework. I ,am In the
beet of keaith and cannot thank The
Peruna Medical Department enongh for
their good advice and medicine."
Cannot
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JOHN J. SlULnLY.
Cudahy Ranch Raided
and Managers Chased
by Guerilla Fighters
Automobile Beats Horses in Race
with Rebels Marauding Expe
dition Led by Williams.
CALICXIOO. tal.. April R. With bullets
flying about them, managers of the fudahv
ruin li. in an automobile, won a race with
rebel cavalry to the International boundary
tonight. The Incident was the climax of
a mauraudlng expedition started by Plan
ley Williams, the rebel leader, who has
Itecn operating Independently of the In
surrecto forces at Mexican.
The chase followed the looting of the
Cudahy lanch by Williams' men. The
Americans on the ranch learned of Wil
liams dcalun and nailed for the American
line. .The rebel cavalry. In hot pursuit,
tried various ways to make short cuts, and
twite Ihe rebels were clone to the fugitives.
The raiding band numbered eighty-seven
men and after the episode they strangled
Into Mexican. After the arrival of Wil
liams In Mexlcall. Captain J. H. Griffiths,
commanding the I'nlted States troops here,
summoned Salinas to the boundary and
made a formal demand for the return of
all propel ty taken by William. Salinas
promised that the property would be
turned over to the American authorities.
The ranch is controlled by "Jack" Cudahy
of Chicago.
Hart Lowest Bidder
on High School Job
Proposals of Five Contractors Are
Read After Some Discussion
i and Quibbling;.
Five contracting firms submitted bids to
build the north and west wings of the high
school tinder the revised plans, ss drswn
by Architect John I.atenser. The offyera
were opened yesterday afternoon, Joseph
H. Hart of Omaha submitting the lowest
bid with an estimate of I.TTn.WiO. The other
bids were: K. P. Could Sons, 3S9,500; J.
C. Mardls. HM.fiflO; Bridges Hoye. 139S..
735.78, and the Noel Construction company
of Chicago. WO.OOn.
Though the blda were scheduled to have
been opened at 2 p. tn . an adjournment
was taken until 4 upon a request of K. O.
Harrllton. an Omaha contraotor. who stated
that he had been unabje to get his estimate
In shape by 2 o'clock. Aftetva lengthy dis.
cusslon the board agreed to give him two
hours additional time, despite protests bv
other contractors.
IT B. Overhaul, a representative of the
Noel company, protested against the ex
tension of time. After the board granted
It. he withdrew the bid. resubmitting It
Just before 4 upon a request of I.atenser, he
says.
Before the bid was opened Fred Hove of
the firm of Bridges g- Hoye protested
against the reading of the bid. charging the
Noel company had not sent a certified
check sufficient under the advertisement.
The board, however, overruled the protest
and permitted the Jjld to be read.
After the bids were open the committee
on public grounds and buildings went into
secret session with the b!ds. saying that
they would be reported on at a special
meeting of the board this afternoon.
The revised specifications do not Include
the completion of the bulldlnc. sav con-
tractora. They state that certain parts of
the basement snd fourth floor are left un
finished and additional funds will be neces
sary to finish the building at some future
date.
The r.'vlsed specifications also include a
material reduction in the power plant.
The original bids, w hich were opened last
Monday all exceeded the $.175. Out). The low
est bid angreaated $r23.000.
Train Robber Holds
Up Diner Employes
Armed and Masked Man Secures Forty
Dollars in Few Minutes and
Makes Escape.
ST. LOriK. April 8-lron Mountain pas
senger train No. 4 waa boarded tonight
within the city limit, by an armed and
masKeti robber, who held up the white
steward on the dining car. four n,,.IO
waiters and a negro chef.
The robber, aa far us has been disclosed
In reports to the police of the occurrence,
did not get more than 40. The train Is
the .-ame one on which a Pacific Kxpreas
company messenger was held up snd
robbed a month ago by two masked and
armed men.
No arrest was made In the former case
and the police are Inclined to believe that
one of the men who participated In the
first oldup. emboldened by his first suc
cess, probably was the man who held up
the train tonight.
No passengers were molested. The robber
got on Ihe train at the Broadway station.
In Carondolet. and paid a rash fare to
I nlon station. After the only Intervening
stop was mads at Tower Orove the robber
left the day coach, passed through the
Pullmans, halting long enough In the
vestibule of the diner to don his msak.
Then he Invaded the car. flourishing h'.a
revolver.
The robbery waa the work of only a few
minutes. Ths robber backed eut of the car
and swung from the platform Into the
railroad yards. Police have found do trace
of him.
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New
Kris tor liiiirks the tnio when tho Spring Fashion Kace lias heon run. What kind of a start have you got in tho run
ning; AVe mado ample preparations to supply all your wants. Kveryone who "outfits.nt Orkin Bros.' Douglas Street
Store will finish satisfactorily. The cost is not so groat, unle.-s you wish to make it so.Wo can give
Tailored Suits Thai Have IV o Equal, at
S19.SO, S25.00, $29.75, $35.00 and S39.GO S
NEW COATS AND SKIRTS FOR
Coats at S12.SO fiKIrls at GG.OO
As a siK'cial lor JMonuav
stvlish coats, made of fine
and various stylos. Made
and $17.50, special for
1,720 RESCUED FROM STEAMER
Big Crowd of Passengers Taken Off
Frinzess Irene Without Accident.
CABIN YIELDS TO - STEERAGE
(TMn l.lner "till Hard and fast In
tirlp of ftande and 'Will Be
Prisoner (or Another
Week.
WNK HILL I.IKE SAVING STATION.
1.. 1.. April &. In five hours and ten
minutes, this afternoon the 1.720 rabln and
steeraKS passengers on the strandVd North
Herman Lloyd liner Piinsess Irene were
transferred to the deck of the Prlnz
Krlederlc Wllhelm and one hour aftr nlRht
fsll they were on their way to New York.
The feat is unparalleled In the history
of marine disasters and probably will re
main so for years to come.
Not a life was lost, nut a esse of panic
was reported. The first passenser off was
a woman and the second a baby.
The cabin passengers generally gave
precedence to the more timorous ones of
the steerage. As for the liner on the bar,
nightfall showed It hard and fast In the
grip of the sands and Captain Goddard, of
the I -one Hill Paving station estimates It
will be a prisoner at hast a week, perhaps
a fortnight. In the thirty-eight hours since
it struck, It has been favored with com
paratively light weather, but a stiff blow
from the southwest might open Its plates,
crush In Its tmlkhend snd wrench apart
its stunt steel frame.
Krscae Work Proceeds.
Ted small boats, two tugs and the relief
ship too)-part In the rescue while a revenue
cutter and a derellcO" destroyer stood by
The steerage passengers were led down
by' the furwaid , companion way, thence
clambered down a rope ladder into small
boats. Kioin these they were transferred
to the tugs John J. Timmlns and John
Nichols, which ley safe In the lee of the
liner.
With the steerage passengers out of the
way the wind and sea down, the tugs
mad fast alongside and took the cabin
pasvengers directly s boy id from a rear
companlonway. The first tug left at .45
0 clock and the last at b.bi o'clock this
afternoon.
All in all it was a day In the annals of
life saving service of which the three
crews, who took part In It, feel Justly
proud. They believe It a record.
When the work was all over. Captain
Guddaid. the veteran of the Lone Hill
station said he had never handled a more
docile lot of passengers. The life savsrs
had feared hysteria, or possibly panic
among the steeiags passengers, montly
Urees and Italians, but they came aboard
1 heei fully and even Jokingly.
Tonight Captain l.eiten Von I'rtersrn Is
still stsnding by hl ship with his crew of
Sm) men. He repeats that he cannot under
stand how he happened to be stsnding ten
miles off his course when he struck.
B0Y CARRIED FROM EL PASO
TO KANSAS CITY IN A BOX
loath lot-Led up for TnrnlV-.Mue
I Honrs When II Tries u
! Steal Hide.
KANiA8 'IT Y. April v-When th
Golden rUate Limited ttain to Chicago on
the Rock Island railroad arrived here from
I the weet Friday a knocking n I ea 1
one of the storage boxes underneath a Pull
man ear. The box was opened and fan
Ruhno. II years old. was found Inside The
bey said he had climbed Into the box a;
HI Pssd. Tex , and hsd Intended to rema'n
there for a ride of fifty miles .V train In
spector locked the box at a s'stton a few
miles awsy. and the boy remained a pris ;
oner twenty-nine hours the time the train '
tskes to travel from El Paso t. Kansas I
City.
MONDAY, A GREAT SALE
Gowns and
Actually worih $22.51),
There Are Over 500
All very pretty styles, some are very elaborately trimmed
and others .ire plain tailored.
The materials are the finest Silk Foulards, Silk Taffeta, Chif
fon Voile, Marquisette Serge, Etc., in all colors and all sizes.
GOWNS and DRESSES
A Mmtr a r V w-m. m
$41
AUlUAUiX W UK lit
$22.50, $25.00, $27.50,
$30.00, $32.50 and $35
On Sale
Monday..
Tailored Suits for Easter
we 'will sell women s new
serge in all colors
;$250
to sell for $15.00
Monday
Prairie Parkers
Will Compete for
Betterment Prize
Owner Who Makes His Place Show
Host Improvement Between Now
and Fall Gets the Money.
Tralrie park lot owm-rs t their annual
meeting last night decided to accept the
proposition of the corporation that laid
out the addition snd will compete for a
betterment prize of 10 to be awarded In
the fall to the owner whose premises make'
the best showing in comparison with their
appearance as spring opens. I'mpires will
be appointed now and an Inspection will be
made of all property entered.
The Prairie Pnrk club decided to tiike
measures to protect the trees and shrub
bery from the depredations of the boys who
break limbs and otherwise disfigure til
greenery which the residents of this tract
think Is one of Its best features. Con
ferences with the police and the Juvenile
officials will be held.
Officers were elected as follows: Presi
dent. J. J. Rder; vice president, S. M.
Morgan; secretary. M. J. Ctirrun; treas
urer. (.). T. Alvlson.
The meeting was held at the home of the
retiring president, 1. c. King, 2JI Fowler
avenue.
MICHIGAN PROFESSORS
ENTERTAINED IN OMAHA
Missouri alley Alumni Asportation
ilve Luncheon to Isllors
Frills)? ouii.
The Missouri Valley alumni of Michigan
university entertained and were entertained
by two prominent guests at a noon-day
luncheon given at the Commercial club yes.
teirtay. They were Dean Henry M. Bates
of the university law department and Dr.
Peterson of the university hospital. Roth
gave Interesting talks relating to the work
being done at the university.
Preceding the couis-a those present,
numbering about fifty, sang "The Yellow
and Ulue," their favorite song. Dr. Peter
son told of the last national convention
and made the statement that five wills
tince that time had been made making
bequests to the university. They have also
received tJO.uK) in a lump sum. which will
be used toward the erection of new build
ings. HS
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ireet
Dresses
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$25.00, 50
To Choose From
so m
As a special for Monday we will sell ahout 150 now tailored
skirts. Most of them are samples and skirts ft
that are actually worth from
special for Monday
MacVeagh Advocates
Civil Service Pension
Secretary of Treasury Attacks Big
Payments on Account of Civil
War in Speech.
PHILADELPHIA, April S.-The civil war
pension list was attacked by Franklin Mac
Veagh, secretary of the treasury, tn an
address at the opening session Of the fif
teenth annual meeting of the American
Academy of .Political and Social Science
here today, when he advocated a civil ser
vice pension for government employes.
"We have a perfectly enormous civil war
pension list, which is not a credit to us.
It never had a scientific or a Just basis,
although a worthy motive gave it origin
It has lost Its patriotic aspects and has be
come a political list, costing the govern
ment shout lltiu.ooo.iioii per year." said Sec
retary MacVeagh In his opening remarks,
as presiding officer sl tills afternoon's
session when the subject of industrial In
smance and retiring allowances was dis
cussed by experts from all sections of the
country.
Mr. MacVeagh said further:
"Outside of that ne have pensions or a
retiring list only for army and navy offi
cers, the supreme court and the public
health service. The whole civil list Is left I
without any protection or consideration. II
Is most Important that a pension list be
established for the civil employes.
FORT DODGE MERCHANT DIES
Pioneer Iowa Farmer and Wenltbr
Hnslness Man Kucrmans to
Heart Failure.
FORT DODGK. Ia., April 8. -f Special. )
Adolph Tuerke. owner of the Boston store,
one of the lamest dry goods houses hi
Fort Dodge, died suddenly this morning
"f heart failure. He was M years of age
and had never had a day's lllneas In his
life. The body probably will be taken to
Freeport, III., for burial.
Mr. Tuerke was an Interesting example
of the early Iowa farmer. He was born
In New York I'lty and came to Freeport,
III., aa a child with his parents.. Having
grown to manhood and married" there, he
and his bride came still further west, in
vsdlng the wild country near l-einars In
the early days and settling on a homestead,
where, by tilling the soil, a large fortune
was amassed. In 1!X Mr. Tuerke retired
from sctlve business life and moved to
Fort Dodge. Investing heavily In business
ORA.ISJDE1S STORES
Special Sale of French Hair Goods
KKCONIJ I'UKlit
KKKNCH H.VIK
These switches are made of bst
hades. An extraordinary opportunity
26-inch Switches, 24-lnth Switches, j
worth $80.00 I worth $16.00
t $13.08 -t . 810.O0 I
J here Is no guuerior to this hair.
CM ST I ' K PI
Twenty in a,, made, of very best
natural curly hair.
$10.00 values, at SG.OH
$ no values, ft SM..KS
$3.00 values, at Ml'liH
Shampooing, bleaching and dyeing,
'ointments made by phone.
Store I
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Central Labor Union
Asks Fire Inspectors
Would Have Governor Appoint Men!
to Investigate Protection Af
forded in Omaha.
t'nanlmously the members of the Central
Labor union voted Friday night to petition
the governor to appoint Inspectors to in
vestlgate the fire protection afforded em
ployes of the factories In Omaha. The reso
lution was offered by the delegates from
lodge 7o. International Association of
Machinists.
A protest aitalnst American Intervention
In Mexico we.s received from the Ohio Val
ley Trades and Iabor' assembly. The com-'
munlPHtlon deprei-nted ihe idea of war as
an unjust Imposition on the laboring man
by the capitalists whose property la threat
ened by the Mexican revolution. The reso
lution wits read and approved by the local
meeting After the pattern of the socialists
of Xouth Omaha a committee was appointed
to gather information on the feasibility of
a co-operative store for laborlag men In
Omaha. It was mated thai the store run
by the socialists in South Omsha was pay
ing a dividend of 6 per cent. The commit
tee will report at the next meeting. "
rAIIOU KXPEBT TILtJi
How rat May Be Bemoved Bapldly 1; a
lmple Home Bemedy Without uans
Itkg Wrinkles, Disturbing- tn Diet or '
.... . Mcssslty yor Baerekse.
I-at Is notiuiiK hut unu.n.i .ncigv." nay
a prominent physician. Mini the man or
women who Is burdened with It can easily
get rid of it if they tt ish. All thev need
'I,'-; ounce of Marhioiu. l-u ounce o.
Mlud Kxtisct Cascaia Aromatic and 3'4
ounces of Peppermint Water; all of which
llicy can get al any good drug store fur a
r. w crits Then let them lake one tca
spoonful after meals and at bedtime until
tdbere d"wn t0 "'e ',Kht ihty an
Thla simple home receipt ,s far and awav
better than any or all the patent or secret
medicines, for it reduces the fat safelv
and harmlessly. The Ingredients are In
fACl tlt.lli.f O'lu I . .
: ."t- -jr., .in. Having uoni
tonic and purifying qualities, and so help
.. . ,..,, uimirni i ii e stomach.
The
for It
... .... ..o . , . ami Manually, pre
serving a good outline, and. best of all.
nteils neitli. r physical exerclae to help it
do the work, nor does It require anv
change tn diet- one can get results arid
still take things easy-eating meanwhils
Just what. when and how he or she
pieas.-s He sure and get the Murmula In
a sealed package, so that you get Msr
mola and not a substitute. Adv.
I't-nili-es fill, uimliiu li..
prr-
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SWITCH KM
French wavy hair, guaranteed natural
to save money tomorrow.
22-lnh Switches.. 20-Inch Switches
worth $10.00-1 I worth $1 00
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