Jensang 4-1904

Journal logo it was left to day it named a little and around a little lady went to Ogilvy and out home.

He hawed logs to day it was given winter day. Third Year finish in a rather dry spot to five lady recorded and second things up to day till they drove the mayor's feet.

The field mark and went to see Lady he is no better it was give day the best marks within three saw third.

Channel some logs it showed the afternoon and is snowy yet.

He went up to day a bruise and had to-day there and how again it was for day.

Channel one look of logs and fold the saw it named all day.

Jensang 4-1904

Channel logs in the morning and went to hang until this after over the closing it five years later better.

He shelled some cow and autumn work and did show it in a bit while to night. Third, the rain will be first in the morning for the snow-is flying high.

I sold to calms for $5.6 it was all day. I made a platform for the store and fold my saw-is port night. I want to go to bed.

I did the cheese and sit by the fries it was a cold morning but it seemed this every we went off to. Only a h is looking little. I think it wasn't all day and is snowy yet. I took it way and watched it race the slaying to bright green in shorts.

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