Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I THE PRESS AND STANDAED, WALTERDOBO, 8. C. »AOI NUKUS IME-KKL that w« vast them. All orK»Biia< tions join in thla reqoeat.'* C'OTTAGKVIUJt H.irTKXIXCM. * # KTATK VStOS IWEKHT AGAINST CHANGK OK TKXT-COOKS. WILL niv IN CHARLESTON A.^uaurcd Last Night. Th*» convention nijtht after one of adjourned last the most har- la TKe tHty mi >: WOMAN’S DEPARTMENT orfW>r> KWtMl lor Neat Vrar at Th< Mating Iju* W«*k IMp.*r- tani Iti^oluthm* Adopted. Columbia, July 2‘-. Tho State Farmers*' upUu »’f South Carolina >«esterday went on record as protest ing agr^tt wholesale change in tex hooks by the State board of edura- naa «f ntfnmmf t Cottagertlle i July 31.~8p«l»l: Mias Pearl Bandifer returned to nionSous sessions of the history of Walterboro Monday after spebdltti ’ the order In this State. Matters of a few dliyil h * re ^ lth reiativee. ’ great moment were dlscusaed. and Mj8g vineta Ackerman spent nefe- a business pirn for handling the era | da)8 W u h friends and relntlvdn ootton crop was adopted. ( n Walterboro last week. - Clarence H Poe. editor of The Miss Florie Whale) eatertninpd The tendency at present. It ©an quite a number of young folka" nk not be denied, hardly makea for any the home of Mr J. C. Miller ln»t extra refinement amor<g our women. All that At- H it. not. possibly, so mudk* MY - MISS F. E. MALONE N WOMANLY KKUXKMKNT. Progressi\e I'arnirr. of Raleigh, N. C., delivered an address on "Kdiica- tion and Co-operr.’ion." ' .explained the workii'g of the Torrens system of registration of land titles. Ths union indorsed the Torrens system. Wednesday afterniKin f * ttvate the sel-possession whice is quite another thing from unwoman ly boldness. We may be prompt nit out being masculine Our dally walk and conversation", in business I the Governor, Columbia, A C. Dour 8lr:— I horowfth tender my raelgnetlnu as magistrate Tor Colleton county. I will continue to eerye lu said capeo- ity until my successor can bo up* pointed. 1 respectfully recommend the ap pointment of R. R. Mlley. Lodge, S. <\, to fill my uujxplred term In said office. He la a ton of Hon. J.. W. Mi ley of Btnoaks. Yours very respectfully, H. A. Cummings, Magistrate. The following leit'er war. received _ that we tended report a very pleasaut time' are not essentially as modest and aR * n should be as scru- Mtss Li/zie Hrunon cf Savannnb. as fastidious as ever we were-- I >u l OM, ‘l>' fcn, l impartially gracious as by Senator Ackerman from Govern- and Miss Cherry Harvey of Holly* but the spirit of the age demands ‘‘ircunista!-'e* will possibly admit or Hlease: A strong committee was appoint* l jjjj^ are (|,e attractive gueots of if different thing, and It cannot be ol r ° r ,hero ' H " 0 h * n ^katu-t re- Governor s Office, Columbia, 8 C. on the cotton marketing plan. Mt, ;8 Vineta Ackermai* for a lew expected, of the average, at least, f luement so fl.igr^ht as that of Im- On fi -m life and schools the fol- that they will do more than make P« , l , '* n es»« *. j u | y 27, 1911. lowing conimltt.c was cppointe4l to 2diss Aline and Messrs. WaabW the supply equal to the demand. These things may cost trouble, n on j p Ackerman, report at the January meeting of Hnd Walter Kishcr of SmoaJta Utn . .endard is formed which Is ,hejr ,nay superfluous and Cottagevllle South Carolina. The resolution was prepared union b > MU or otherwise H, gUe8 , 8 of friends and relatlv t ion b) iohn G. Richards. Jr., a .1 was warmly def«nd*<i by him. The pas sage of the resolution followed the -ctior of the union In refusing to indorse two other resolutions of simitar nature, but more caustic. 1 he union did not attack the tn- *e<rrlt' cf the members of the board of education. OTfli ct-* Kkrtzil. The officer* for the romlrg :• •*r v < re <t«d as fcl 1, ws: K. W. t bh*. S>’t»'t< r : pre-'I't# nt; R. F* i<i«11.>r C-ino roM. vie ' nrcsiden* ' .1. W’hitner Reid, Columbia, secretary and treasurer; AY. K. Rodie. Saluda, i baplniu; comluctor. C. W. ^Suber, Columbia: serg«‘t«nt-a*-srms. W P Caskey, Lancaster; A. F. Calvert. doorkeejH’r. Abbeville; II. T. Mor rison, Charleston member of exe cutive committer for thre<* years. J_ B. O'N'eall Holloway of Newberry wr« elect*d ju* a delegate to the national convection, which is to be beld f.* Shawnee Okla . on Septem ber 5. quite apt ther thing from the Ideal u ’‘‘Pbredated. but the> are. in the |>^ ar gj r; . H. Beall^ A. J A. Perritt and W. i,i|He Smith of Rldgertfl*,'4i which our instincts, left to them- bread cast upon the Oovernor directs me to for- A. Stuckey. visiting her sister., Mrs. M. L. Ack-> s |ve:i, would tell us Is best. waters, which, seeminglo lost, is yet WMrrt lo JOU th# , a ttached commuH- The union called on the legislature erman a t Ked Oak. Now. It must be confessed that s,,re ,M u " ' ,on "* cation from Mr. H. A. Cummings, A. Stuckey, J. H. Claffey and Dr. W A p ar t y K |ven at the residence of an.id the new condition, the devel- ** (, *‘ , * > wby '•h«»uld we be forever csl- ixnlge, 8. C., July 25th, till, C. Brown. Mr. O. Reeves was enjoyed by a -p’:,>nt and progress of recent years, cu,a,tn * an ^ ,,>SK a> * a ,hin * tendering hia resignation as Magts- The union called on the leglslatur ia rRe crowd of young folk Thursday it would i>.*ver do for women to t«» provide for a tuberculosis camp. eT «»ning. ' hind the times. These new It also pas«ed resolutions crltlols- Immense crowds from hers attaad n.iitious, this more strenuous life, t.i; The state for its headlines over ed t he pi*- *.c at Hlott/s Park la at niust call upon womanhood, as well tbe summary of crop conditions two Thursday. Everybody enjoyed the as manhood, for freer self-express- weeks ago, claiming the headlines dajl ion and a bolder self-reliance that* ‘were mislcrding. Delegate! from The debate given by the “Idle u .ed to be demanded. Women have some counties stated that conditions Hour" Literary Society Wednesday > «| p* d out at last Into the world in their leer lit lea are very serious. evening was witnessed by a number *iid there must be a strong tetxien- outside of us? Whenever we im- t| a t e , und j 0 request that you kind- prove onr own personality, thonch | y recommend someone to take hia outward result may be lacking, yet place, returning his letter to this have* gained s somswhat 6f offlo# wlth your r ^ ply The next annual meeting will be 0 f young folks and all seemed to held in Charleston on the fourth e ujo> hearing the boys speak. The Wed. • sday in July, 1912, upon the 8U bjcct was; Resolved, That the special request cf the board of hope of Reward is Greater than the tr;vie of Charleston. Fear of Punishment. The afflrms- The executive committee mapped t| V e side won. __ • out an agressive campaign of or- Q..> of the most successful events animation for August and Septem- Q f | H# | week was a party given by her TIh* Sunday tlrniA. Mi-**'Viuetj* Ackerman Friday^ ulghi in honor of her guests. Miss Cher ry Harvey of Holly Hill and Miss Lizzie Brunson of Savannah. It was o . ew n if no obligation, to culti vate what will be of use to them in the world. They must not "backward ’ but fearless and Inde- pende; •. In everything there Is a good - and a better. It seems to me ti> it we may concede something' to the spirit of the age- that we n> v meet ry Just demand of the time upon us. and yet "hold fast our in tegrity" of refinement There i> we greatest value, whbh can tv>t be taken from ns. ' Self respect _the consciousness of being genuine and worth while must ever be the final end highest { reward of effort. Yours very truly. Chas Rowland. Private Secretary. MIL (T MMINGK RESIGNS. Mar fag** Urewae N*». 7. James Robirwon and Hannah Ro per colored, were granted marriaga license. No. 7 last Thursday, and were united in marriage at once by deck of court, H. D. Padgett. This carries c- numerous class - a n eudt , d |, y a large crowd jf yxiung an aristo«racy i • this, as in : ii *ht active, energetic, clever, sOmetlinos liberal, attentive to business all folk Everybody seemed to enjo; : the evening. !'tiring the evening a A uumU r of important resolution , htl w ,. ek> j,ut they cannot attend t . onI „ 8 , w ., 8 brought before the wo’.e ndoptod a 1 ’be meeting, of the p rj .yer meeting. Sunday school, or ( . rov ,| (0 be mastered, the prize union > em.'-rd.-.y. Cl cm son cc.leie p reao hing on Sunda)*. n*in^ won l>> Miss Carrie Lee W4I- v iii be lie .• of ill 1 <»1 ■ c. or WII1Q) , ousinrnn p;. J | . ed. , Ice. wind snok, slush, storm tunH(t p rior and ©rdoi'e*! : tn increase the num- r'l '«* r -nmplers. The Tor- . „ .v,i. and regtstta’ion wr* indorsed by the union. The next meeting of the union -will be held next yewr in Charles ton. Text-Hook Fir**dution. —these are no obstacles wav of seculr.r duty, but HrrmomeiKls Mr. Mil*-) as his Hu*-' resnor. mkI He Is Appointed. The following correspondence will Marriage Licenses, No. H and No. H. he self-explanatory. The reaiguation Monday two marriage licenses of Magistrate Cummings will come w< r. granted by the clerk of court, as a surprise to the readers of The v • >, was issued to Zeno Adams Pressand Standard, bvi whom Mr. . ml Bertha Adkinson, col*»red. who Cummings is regarded as one of the hall from the Sniders' section. They I vest and most faithful magistrates were liiimedlately married by .1. M. in the county. Moorer. Esq . in the office of the The delegation have gotten to- clerk of court get her and decided to recommend License No. 9. was issued to John Mr. R R Miley as suggested It Mr. Salters and Lucy Deveaux, colored, chi if it cx:ii>'p|»s and w iw r iluse Cummlng’s letter. Mr Miley Is one They gave their ages ss 42 and 28 are not available, file finest and moa ' prominent young men respect full)*. most natural feelings of o.*1* own ** commuiVt). and will doubtless heart make a good magistrate. He will H. K. Davis Ih-wd. No matter what our walk In life receive his commission in a few The friends of B. F. Davis form- ‘•Ke, lint it is n vl impossible to con form to its code. The rules are simple in ever)* matter of conduct foil iw alwaju best standards, the The f.'.nily, the baby, the cat, the j |. au , yppj| visited \t Its afternoon session ttie union canary, the poodle, the toothache, l|ere a ri . w last seek, adopted after some diacusaion. n the headache, the backache. or olution drafted by John 0. Rich- some other ache kept them M home In the |, t .. irlna tcine of the young lafUes religion. p, ay n . ()! ., iHamPully, a few ptmes w.- maintain ourselves in the realniK daya. meanwhile Mr. Cummings will erly a resident of this county will regret to learn of his death at hia fol- home in Charleston, which occurred Monday after a brief illness of ap- poplexy His brother, U. W. Davia. Lodge, July 25, 1911. was called to Oharleaton, reaching Ah! well, that's another thing, op ,| M , p, ait „ \ t e'even o'clock the where refinement reigns, by keeping hold / er Sunday always flr*.is them "tired, prowd l)ad# , KOO d night to all and ihe slang of the streets out of our sleepy, sick," and they must "re»t." rptur . d lo their homes. conversation, and choosing to ex- Magistrate Cummings letter lows: relatixiv , press ourselves I re*' all day Sunday. nernic aad Dance. Round Aug, fl.—Special: A •rda Jr., of Kershaw, as follows: , •Resolve*!. That we do hwrehqr But the baby may squall, the wlf u ghtfu i ,t a y wa» enjoyed by a Jig er.-neetly protest against the whole- may groan, the canary, poodle r»nd her of , he yonnger erdwd or* Th Sile change in the public achool all may die, when Monday comes. di<y ,| ie 20th, when a picnic ivooks by the State board of educa- the Sunday crank is laid down, and alvon by .\, ij8 lion at its recent meeting, as such business is vigorously resumed. Tru »^ and i„ K change was. In our Judgment, urnec the family r4l went visiting Sunday # r , essarrv r.td imposes a burden up- aftemcon. tr they all took a ride J Boil , r j dl: . in that good Erg- lish which is perfectly adequate to ail demands upon it. We may cul- “To HU Excellency Cole L. Blease. there Just before he died. on that class of our citizens able to bear such burden.!* Other Reflations. Other resolutions adopted burden up- aftemcon, tr tbe) all took a ride j Boal r idi:--and bathing were the least hi the «ountry: hut they couldn't enjoyments of the day. come to church. Meet them early | Those present were: Misses Mat- . Monday morning, or they see you (le aIld M ary polk of Islandton, " ' 1 1 . - ' 1 ■ - IS) J • l-Ji 1 TERRY * HHAEFKRTKKRY M HHAFFKRTKRRY A HHAFFERTERRY A HHAFFKLTERRY 41 hHAFTER WlHnr 41 HHAKFERTK^mr 41 SHAFFER TERRY A HR AFFER TERRY 4k MHAFKKR TERRY 41 HHAFFER TERRY 4k HHAFFKRTKRRY 4k HHAFFKRTKRRY 41 HHAFFKRTKRRY 41 HHAFFKRTKRRY 41 HHAFFER HHAFFKRTKRRY 4k HHAFFER HHAFFKRTKRRY 41 HHAFFER HHAFFER TERRY 4k HH AFTER TFIRKY 41 HHAFTFIRTKRRY A HH AFFER TERRY 41 HHAFFTRTERRY A HHAFTKRTERRY 41 HHAFFER TERRY 4t SHAFFER TERRY 41 HHAFFEl TERRY 41 HH AFTER TF:RRY 41 SHAFFER TERRY 4k SH AFTER TFJRRY A SHAFFERTKRRY 41 SHAFFER TERRY 4k KHAFFERTKRRY 4k HHAFTERTERRY 41 HHAFFER oth when a picnic WHS ———- — .... .. . .... m nn.trrnn m nn.wrr ir,nni m li s’Kdith Koger at l^ke Tf:RRV * HHAFFFIRTEARY 41 HHAFTERTERRY 41 8HAF- TERRY 41 in honor of visiting ' ,,3iltv * HHAFFKRTKRRY 4k HHAF^ERTKKRY 4k HH kF'FTRTKRRY 41 TERRY 41 HH A FTKH TERR Y 4k HHAFFKRTKRRY 41 HHAFFER TERRY 4k do as follows: By H \V I’.eall of Mayesville "Resolved, That this body heartily Indorse the movement now oil foci to est:•hllvh in our State a camp for tuberculosis, and that we agree individually and ns < oitt-i\ unions to tr> to influence our res pective legislative delegations i.il this cause bv an appropriation " By W. A. Stu« kej- of Bishopville. "Resolved ti.at Clemson college be asked to in« rease the number of fertilizer samplers.” Torrens System Imkorsctl. By A. D Hudson, for committee. "Whereas the farmers-and land- owi.rs are .untied to get credit as easily as city property-holders and owners of manufacturing prop er! iea; r-nd "Whereas. I his is not true now *hcy Misses Anne Addison, Edith Eas tern.' Anne Lou Guess, Kdith Ro ger, Annie Mae Koger. coming in the distance, and were begin to h vblde and lie down. Heaven ! how the people do lie about that Sunday business. Tiiev stay a- home, read the daily ;*: per-, •■rr.-'k j*»k*s. e» f Hue din i! r-;. \i -I or ride out. hut lie about r i ’ * : too b; d” I'* i <» t«> church on Sunday i.awtoti 8moak, Fraser Koger, H t- ,. w il h*cofne of these liars? vey< Ko K *>r. Bauldie Cnii&pbell. I. II to what f;U h«*d and h\ pocricy! I Messrs. Rhol Jones Henry and ' 4 i'onds Ashton; John Addison, Harrv Easterlin, Campbell, and .i'»o Koger, Hampton; Claude., M.'imi* and Itaymond Guess, J. B S i"- r Koger Mrs. L. H Koger and Mrs <1 r- l ar ti lt hell will be full of such ... » V going directly from the Up .Roger chaperoned the crowd churchest. | At k:!?*) each dispersed for ttudr I’r* Aidice. pride f selfish pr^^r-, respective homes to rest until euht "ice -th se three evil Prt nc iP ,eH '! that evei- ng when they again ga'h- TKRKk TERRY TERRY T FIRRY TERRY TERRY TERRY TERRY fiFHRk TFRRk TF.KttY T FIRRY TERRY TERRY TERRY TERRY TERRY tie at the bottom of this sin. W A CARTER. T ie State's IL-M Advertiser. Behind a plate glass window ot* Brraiw-ay is :• picture rf Jerry Moore. Around him are hundreds >f ears of fine corn, all <>f it rais- ered at the home of Mr. Fraser Ko TF.RRA ger, where dancing was indulged in HHAFTKR SHAFFER SHIFFBR SHkFFER SH \ F'F'KR HHAFFER SHAFFER SHAFFER SH % Ft FIR Ml \ FI Fit SHAFFER SH IF F ER SHAFFER SH \ KEFIR SHAFFER SHAFFER HHAFTKR HHAFTKR 1875 1911 Colleton Oldest Comity’s and Largest -Fanners Supply House- TKRi Y TERRY TERRY TERRY T- »»RY TERRY TERRY TKRRY T FIRRY TERRI* TERRY TERRY TERRY TERRY TERRY TFIKItY HHAFFER HHAFFER SHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFTKR HHAFTKR SHAFFER HHAF* HHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFTKR HHAFFER HH A F'F'KR HHAFTKR TFIRRY JKHHAFTKR TERRY 41 HRAFTFIR until a late hour, when all separat ed hoping tif*meet again ere l'"»g on such a pleasant occasion. Or** Present. Lodjc** Item*. Lodge, July 29.—Special ed on one acre of land by this-aelf p. R Bishop and daughter but would be helpful all the time, and Is especially Important now th 8 : ,me boy and all of it fine cereal Ida of Hound, visited friends arrange Before th.-.* window there stop evei f relatives in this the farmers are trying to section Mr. M iss and and at They n i tn n- Ehrhardts last week, ed home Monday.. We are very sorry to report this writii'g the sudden illne» B. F Fender. Hope he will he < at of ut II i'-rs alter TI KRY at i eh to finance the coming cottoM crop: day hundreds and hundreds of peo- therefore he it Pl«? f ron ‘ a11 P Hr,a of ,he rnl,ed • Resolved, Thi:4 we„ heartily in- States and from all parts of the dorse the Torrens system of regis- world. They are Interested L* the taring land titles bv means of which boy who did this thing, who made farmers who wish may get lai*1 this wonderful record, r.nd they are again soon, titles registered and guaranteed, so interested even more in the lands Messrs. \V E. and L. A to make th< , property easily ne- whence such an Immense yield coul returned home yesterday r«Ub,r.»d aJd ,h. »w»ll>. Of Th. h»r*e*t volomo of ■po.d.on » d.yr v.clon "TKHHV paving heavy lawyen* fees each and corn ever raised by at.)' boy In the away they visited Walterboro and TFJiRA every Lime a title is pr-ised upon.” history of the world on one acre Centerville. They also attended the TKRRY \n*#U resolution adapted was: of ground raised by Jerry Moore, picnics at Hlotfs Park and Omega. TFIRRY “Resolved, That the president ap- and he did it In South Cwolina. The*, report a fine time miint » i«'*f’slati\e committee of Jerry Moore has advertised this poin* Three persons to lo*»k after all leg- State and Its possibilities from one Messrs Frank Padgett and Emrlo TKRRY 4k HHAFFER l8laUon in which the union is inter- end of the country to the other. McMillan also attended the pc nlc TFIRRk ested for the next twelve months.” The newspapers and the magazines at Hiatt s Park. They will return TERRA The Invitation to Charleston cwne have been full of the story of h,a to,,i, > . , , f by telegraph from A W. McKnead, .ccompllshment. And who ever heat It is with a great deal of „l.as- IfcRRA secretary of the charleston cham- the story as learned also of the tt re at this writing to say .hat TERRA her of commerce, and was preset*- jo.ential wealth It- South Carolina there is some work being done on TERRA ed by H. T. Morrison, president of lands Who knows just how large our roads, the Charleston cohnty union. It was the Influence of Jerry Moor |sj was as follows’ accomplishment in bridging the c "Charleston desires the next meet Corn Exposition to South Carolina? , Time .Meeting Changed, ing of the farm era' union. Will Who can tell just how many offer every convention convenience, settlers his work Hold it In the city or on the Isle bilng iqto the State? of Palma, as >iou desire. Charleston terry a. hhaftkr Tiie store whose efjuipmet t is ot such magnitu.le as terry jofhaftfir TERRY 4k HH AFTER TERRA * HHAFTKR hhaftkr to meet the needs ol every planter lt*r every neces terry 4t SH AFTER . , , .. . , TERRY 4v HHAFTKR S'ty—the only store in Colleton Lounty with an un TFJtRA' TERRY TF1RRA TERRA TERRY TERRY e nave estaoi siieti the lar;^. r. b.isin* ss in Col tfirry TERRA leton Ccnntj, in l.tU » ven our tonipeLt' rs have con- tfirry r » i .111 .. TKRRY ferred upon us ti e tit e, 1 lie h;^ ki • TERRA TFRRA TERRA TERRA TERRA TEBRl TERRA TERRY TERRA TERRA Tl RRY 1 LHRA TERRY TF.RRA TERRA TERRA TERRA 4k A « Jk 4k ft A X A A K A K HHAFTKR kH AFTER HHAFFER HHAFFER wH A FI FIR HHAF’F'FIR HHAFTKR HHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFTKR A HHAFTKR A HHAFFER 4k HH.AFTER A HHAFTKR X HHAFFER 4k HHAFFER 4k KHAFFF.F 4k HHAF'F’FIR 4k HHAFFER TKRRY 4k HH AFTER TFIRRY 4k HHAFFER broken record of thirty six years <*1 general merchan dising. We have establ shed the I. We Pay Highest Market Prices for Your Cotton l. h TERRA TERRA TERRY Terry & Shaffer We Sell What You Buy and Buy What You Sell TERRY TERRY TFIRRY TERRY TKRRY TFIRRY TERRA TERRA TERRA TERRA TERRY TERRA TERRA TFIRRY TERRA TERRY TKRRY TKRRY TFIRRY TERRA TERRA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A »V 4k 4k 4k 41 4k 4k 4k 4t SHAFFER HHAFTKR HHAFTKR HHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFTKR HHAFFFR HHAFTKR HHAFTKR HH AFTER HHAFTKR HHAFFFR HHAFFFR HHAFFFR SHAFFER HHAFTKR HHAFFFR HHAFTKR HHAFFFR SHAFFER HHAFFER SH AFTER HHAFFTR HRAFTFIR SH AFT FIR HHAFFFR HHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFFFR HHAFFER HHAFFFR SHAFFER new The regutar time of meeting for will indirectly Stokes local hr.* been rh;«f.c©<l from the Urd Snturelay afternoon to the The advertiaing value of the wort* 2;*J Saturday. district fteeda the convention for o.* Jerry Moore can t*oM*ely bo cal- rttnyatlnaal pnrpoaea possibly mors cnlated la dollars and cents. The than as/ other. Urge upon tbom N*o»a Coortar. ^ _ 4 D. M. Saunders. President. Stokes, July 3!. HHAFFER HHAFFFR HHAFFFR SHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFFER HHAFTER TKRRY 41 HHAFTKRTKRRY 4k HHAF FFR TFIRRY 41 HHAFFER TFIRRY 4k HHAFFFR TFIRRY 4k HHAFFKRTKRRY 4k HHAFTKRTKRRY 4t HHAFTKRTKRRY 4k HRAFTFIR TFIRRY 41 HH AFFER TERRY 4k HHAFFKRTKRRY 4k HHAFFKRTKRRY 4k HHAFFKHgFHKY 4k SHA^FKKTFIRRY 4k HHAFFER TKRRY 4k HHAFTERTERRY 4k HHAFFER TKRRY 4k HHAFFKRTKRRY 4k HHAFTERTERRY 4fc HHAFFFR TKRRY 4k HHAFTFIRTKRRY 4k HHAFTERTERRY ft HHAFFER TFIRRY 4k HHAFFER TFIRRY 41 HHAF'FFR TERRY 4k HHAFFFR TKRRY 4k HHAFTERTERRY 4k HHAF FFF TKRRY 4k HH A FFFI TFIRRY 41 HHAFFER TERRY 4k HH AFTKRTKRRY ft HHAFTKRTKRRY ft HHAFF ER TKRRY 4k HH AFFFIK TERRY' 41 HHAFTKR TKRRY ft HHAFTKRTKRRY ft HHAFFER TERRY ft HHAFF'KR TERRY 41 HHAFFER TERRY ft HHAFFFR « TKitllY ft HHAFFER TERRY' ft ^HHAFTKR TKRRY ft HHAFFER TKHRT ft HHAFFER TflRRY