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LOCAL rlllEVlTl..
Halmday a Hall).
Mr. Kunnln, who g-av tie lady
iiniiatrel In Tlia I1I laat ipriiiy, Is
no In Cortallls, and th opl o( tint
rity 1H n joy Ilia iiunttreli next Thurs
day and Friday.
Ther will iouu m t0 Hi ullmrii I'a
cillc trains running out of Portland, one
In Ilia morning anil Ilia other in Ilia
veiling. Ths) KuMbarg local will b
ctiaiitfnl to a through train.
Hilltop Mors wii In Sunn tar lat
nrrk, and at a rssnll of hi visit that
lively liltla mining town I tu hav an
Kpiri)l church toon, Th townaila
) ndic ita hat offered to donala lha lotf.
Arcuriling lo Pint It a in or even
Wmry tiai caught Hi matrimonial
fever so prevalent now, ami will continue
,i conquests on laud. Hie aaya lie la
engiiM'd to a Washington widow. A
Iallee hrchelor aaya he Uoeeii'i beiler
It, ili I Iewey la aald nevrr lo nuke a
biiitaka.
At a meeting of the member of the
Kpwirtb league laat night the follow
ing nfflrera war elected for lh ensuing
yr : President, Iiulae Hm b ; drat vice,
Martha, Whraldon; arcood vice, Mr. K.
J. Collin ; third vice, Mra. V. K. ilaak ;
f.nrlhvice, to lie tupi'lird; treasurer,
Nettle. Frrddon ; secretary, C. A. Hruan;
cl,oilter, K. J. Collins.
Ir. Itnaa haa bought lr. Tarkuian'
illii In the Vugt block, ami I now
ready for huslnee. Ir. Hum has
practiced dentistry for 17 )cara In Port-
Ian, I and la a n ret c'a vmrkmau In
every rrsect. (iold tooth crown and
bridge aork a apt-daily. Tei-th filled
an, I eitracled painless. Prices at reason,
aire as g.Mid work ran he d n lor,
Minn Jua'e Jci.klm will leave nrxt
ax, k I i irmain aoine tune in Portland,
and in view of the fart l,rr Cjiiams,
the Misses Bolton, entertalnrd a few of
her fnrnda in pleasant manner last
veiling with game, music, refreth
uient, b c. The caprrssiotis of en
couragement and friendly good wishes
mli.r'i were given to Mine Jo.le a ill
certainly aliil a llh her a the pursues
hrr etudlce in the I uslnesa college, and
clmol duliea will lie llgntrnrd l',ciely.
In sneaking of Low Tlilard, a ho wan
ki!!il Wednesday night, tha llcppurr
Tino'Ma: "I'.wwaa a inao genial
an l km I in diapoaitlot., which livid Ihe
apprrc iiti.in and li inula hip of tlioae. ho
knrw Mm I est, and this end rn-l gave
tl.ivn all a hni'lc. Wlirn l uimrM in
'!' -f i 1 ha lltrral to a leu'!, fit
inaiiin I, he wnl d VolrJ to hit molhi r
an, I eint-re. and hia earn went lo
ll.cir rupp' rt. Inhlailvalh the inothrr
l'i, a ,i voti'd oiii and hie aiMrr a lov-
iiiK hrnther whi.ae pla.s will never he
lil.'l."
i l.n ('iiiioNii i a force haa ne Irieml
an on the fruit men who never fireta
Ihein ; hut each araroii tome anlnlan
lial token of hie frlendKhip I forth
conunc. Coliieiiuentlv, alien a gentle
nun Mepped Into th cilice yeaterday
Leating a g.wid alx-d box of ttie flneat
grapee e have teen Hilt year, ae knew
ur old friend, (). I). Taylor, wt atill
loyal lo lit, and to it proved. Ami tliry
tate iavrrially g.Mid when, tired and
Luiitfry, the weary j rinler, forgetting hit
nuK-ii are inky, maket th fruit ditap
lar 'utter than Ibe type reachee ll
It'cli.
The "Urgoti Native Son' a magrane
hi.'li haa ,iat been rtcelved, it I'ub
lirln',1 In Torll iml and It a journal which
li" t only native tout, Lul all Oregonlaut
e'l'H.-ially ahnuld receive monthly. Such
1'iihlirailuo. devoted to tha hittory, In-
diiniripi and development of tha original
"Hun, roinprlalug th ttatetof ()regnn,
liington, Idaho and a part of Mon
tana, hat long been needed. Our lila-
tory i a eriillnrly Interfiling one and
vitv detail thould he piererved ami
iludiecl. w, ahnuld not take op general
Li-tory until w know a little bit about
'"r own Hale. Mattera of Immediate
Internal a I no orenpy moch ipace.
Through the kindneai of Mrt. Hinilh
'"m il, a few of Ihe yunng ladin who
''e intimaia with Miaa K.intna Kotcoe
li n the lived in The Dallet, wcr per
nuiled tor,rii, Inat evening In audi a
perfect manner thai It will never be for
Koiicn, renealng acquaintance
" I talking over old timet, Mra. French
Lad provided novul mean! of eiiterUln
"i' iiI. rrtiiert fur lunch a vre obtained
h "Hp, of pa,.ra ronlalmng "pled"
" f capital rlllei which were
"ed lo their ilatci by ihnte- holding
''"'in. In no itate In the union, or city,
LowMver, could gueata lie Ml down lo a
more tempting epri.ad. The arrange
'""'il of the tfthlo decoration wan heaif
ll'ul and elaborate; hut not excelling the
-li.ii,-ei,een ai d the flavor of the viand
Hiereon. Adjourning lo the parlor Inter
ble waa brought forth conlalning
rlielee i,i nrrange.1 a lo repreaent the
n'"of well known Look I, which Ihe
THE
a- fii rawed upuli to lupply. A
lootnptcg lii.tened lo a wi.k which lay
on a package of document ,IHU fr
"rickwlck l'aper.," ,l to 0H util
Iwenly-eight h.H.kt were repreaented.
Mlta I.u. l,., g.iLg tai nty one
wa rewarded with a beautiful ti.,tit.
Mia It iacoeaud her friemla preeent will
review the evening with much pleaaure
long after the haa returned to her
Victoria home.
MolliUy' Ifully.
We underatand that MieriiTtiray haa
bought ihe Nye ranch on Crooked river
Irom Jiidgn Ili iif.ett.of thia cilv.
i wmiiiencliig 1 ueailav, Oct. ID: h ,
the
regular coinmufiication of Columbia
Chapter No. I!."!, ( t, K. H., will l egin at
7 :'M p. m. tbarp.
The Iliillra poatfdlic force ia prelty
lively theta dayt, buaim-ii increaaiog at
tuch a rate lhat there ia t.t time for
real, iiiurli leaa play. The lncreaf.e in
the itamp hualneta alone ia f 1 0 a day
more than at any time previous.
Kv. (t. W. liiannlt, paator of the
r'irit Melhodnt church at MiMinnvilie.
hat been appoiiitel financial agent of
Willamette I'nivertity. Hev. lirannit
ha realgned lili McMinnville charge
and will remove with hit family to
Salem.
liuiinett men will appreciate the fact
that A. M. William & Co. mean btikl
neea when they re the Luaineat-like
price on their btiaineat an in and Luii
nrti overcoat!. Mike II yonr boalneii
to call on them and convince yuurrelf of
their lull lapreuiacy.
If you don't read the Ciihomci.k you're
bouud to jet left, and to, in Ipite of our
warning at In the change in the time of
leaving, teveral "motied" down to the
I). P. A A. N. doca at 8 o'clock thit
morning, not even In time to "tee the
boat go round the bend," fur it etarted
at 7.
"Vanity Fair" at arraned for the
c 'tning teaaon pretrntt an interealing
mixture i, ( mualc, eriimlional acrobatic
feil a and groleiiie burleine a n I ice,
with faice and aong and other feature.
The bill ia laid lo ci Main a tufliciency
of pleaning i nd enlertaining comedy,
t uning atid high data iinini,-, partici
pated in by known actor and umt
charming women.
Card were received eterday an
nounring the marriage of William Shef
llehl ami M m Winniefred M. Amliuaaal
S,-altle ll Saturday. Will aa brought
up in The lallet and by hia rleady and
lirliiatriout 'hahila ia now one nf the
leading newapaper men of the North
weal, bring connected ith a lending
I aprr ill Seattle. Pallet friend w ith
him all ao'ti of good luck -and a happy
married life.
ll never rain but it p Miri In The
!l!ra, and to ae are to be favored with
tw i rhoaa Saturday night, giving every
I healer g ;er ill town an opportunity to
I entertained. At the Vogt the "Vanity
Fair" company will appear and give a
very pleamng p!av, judging front Un
report which reach lit from other ritiet.
The Oregi trait lt wr k gae them a
tplendid notice, and from a',1 ao can'
hear tl.ry tite a go d company. j
I.t Friday ahtn I'rci,leiit Mulder, !
d tie I . li- A N-, a'tcd "Wiil the!
I ahaorhitig ol the (Ingot) Short I.'i e and !
the O. II. A N. by the Cnion Pacific
reault In a rnnaolidating of the idlicea to I
that a nun. tier of the pietent employe j
wiil lore their position? Or will the
O. K. A N. Continue to be operated in
dependently?" he raid "I cm only
reply by iloling abut I am told from
New York. That ia Hint the O. It. A N.
will continue to I operated independ
ently." On ihe '.-'d, at 10 :IiO a. nr., atampa le
inu thumping roik at the (iold F.igle
mine, Greenhorn diatrict, caned ly
Iwentv-one reaidenta cd The I'aliet, a ho
have pul up ahoul $1,S(0 each the patt
two veart. Ita ataetf merit davt are now
practically ended and we predict that
title mine will toon Income aa faiuout n
ill near neighbor, the Pmnanx and the
lied Itoy. T. A. Hudson, one of the
lo.l from there, report!
veritable boom on in lhat region. Moro
Olwerver.
Coiiatahl Hill returned la-t night
from Sycamore, Multnomah county,
bringing with him J. K. Kerry, a prison
er, who had been arrealed on a warrant
from here, charging him with embezzle,
nient. lie waa placed In the county
jail and hi trial et for thi afternoon,
but it wai pottponed until 0:M tomor
row morning In Justice Ilayard'l court.
Ilerry had been In the employ of I.. S.
Pavl at till feed yrd In Ihe Fart F.nd,
and It :i charged that from there l.e
cmlir.led money, upon which charge he
hai been arretted.
The Sentinal likei to be reliable, il
nothing moru. Laid aeck we told about
the throw ingot a bucket of water, cold
fiom the tprlng, upon an ttnfortimate
deaf mule at the ttale tchool f r mutes.
It ihonld of been tinted In thia connec
tion, however, that the boy mi teverely
chaatlKed flrat. Thi puniahmcnt wna
admiiii-tcred More Ihe poor boy' father
had gone eighty rod from the house. It
wa Ihe first time in the boy'a lifo that
he had been left alone in atrange plnce
ai hi father had theretofore always
been will. him. The bo)' name il Mc
Donald and ha cornel from Wasco
county. Sentinel.
Time and again hat Tint CiiiioNu i.i
called attention to the fact that a humane
lociety ihould be organized in The Pallet
DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1899
and atill th need it not (applied and
brutet are allowed lo go on In their
wl.oletale cruelty to the poor defentelere
aiiimalt who are lut ject to matter far
beneath them. Our attention haa been
taile'l to otm particular cate in Ibe
cily, that of a man tno not a man)
whoae Ireutmeiit ol the poor dumb
creature! in hit charge ia allocking in
Cliriatian coiiuunnity like oura. Heveral
tiniea have women gone out into the
treett ar.d demanded that the cruelty
he ktoppe,) only to have th tame treat
ment repeated in a day or io. Koine
lunch in -afurei thould ha ailniiteii In
1 '" ,HU "'"J an outraged community
nreen manse against auch proceedings.
Iln name we withhold t'jin time, hut if
lie continue in the same course it thai!
be heralded broadcast, lo he'd better
tnke warning.
T'jf-Mlar a Dally.
Kverywhere thus far this season the
"Vanity Fair" company stems td be
giving satisfaction.
Two marriage licences were granted
today. One to Harry It. Richard, of
Fairfield, au 1 Jetty I. Starr, of Dufur ;
another to Frank Wing and Annie John
on, both of Tygh.
What la worth doing at all I worth
doing well. An Kastman Kodak will
Insure good work. Get a complete out
fit fiom the Butler Pmg Co. and when
you take a picture you will have a thing
of beauty and a joy forever.
Home-seeker have not ceased tbeir
exodus lo the West, and every through
Irain brings partie from th East look
ing for a horn in the "wild and wooly."
Last night ten persons from Iowa landed
in The Pallet and will aettle "here
about." The ladie of the Congregational Aid
Society will meet at the home of Mr. 8.
L. Itrorks Wednesday afternoon. A
large attendance is desired, a.id it it re
quested that the ladie bring their
thimbles.
J. K. Ilerrv, who waa charted with
eiiiht-rzlement, came op for examina
tion in Justice Bayard' court thi
morning, and he waa held In the sum of
f-VIO. A!frel rt. Bennett appeared for
the. defendant and A. A. Jayne for the
pro-ceutioii.
The international race cannot be said
to be a racy race, nor run according t
Ihe usual rules, for agon today the
word was "off instead of go. Pat Mc
Neal sayt the water ian't green enough
for the Shamrock ; hut the real trouble
seems to be the bieeziitn'tawiftenough
for the Columbi.i.
The marriage of Roger B. Sinnott of
this city, and Miss Augusta Liwnsdale,
of Silem, ie announced to take place in
Salem Thursday at high noon. The
young man left thi morning for the
capital rity, and after a wedding trip
to the Kit, will hrit gbis bride to The
Pallet, an addition having been placed
on the northwest coiner of the Uma
tilla ll"iie, where they will make their
home lor the present.
An entertainment am given bribe
ladies of the l 11. church at Pufur
last Friday evening, for the purpose of
Improving the appenrance of ths-ir
church. The entertainment was x
oeptmnally g m d, Ibe participants de
serving much credit for their ellorts.
Kefreshmenta were served in rnnnrclioi ,
and the proceeds amounted to the snug
sum of over :l:.0i), the ladies feeling
well paid for their elTjrts.
The engagement of the Metropolitan
Opera Co., at the Baldwin Saturday
night, promise! lo bo one of great im
portance. They come to The Dalle w ith
most flattering press notices beside being
previously known here as a company
that ll fnr above the average. Last sea
son many hundred were disappointed in
not attending but on this occasion all
lovers of mime wjll have a chance to
see and hear 0erA that is opera.
The liltlesie.m terry Klickitat teemed
to be decidedly unfortunate and laid
op for repairs the greater portion of the
time. The Telegram lays "The iteam
ferry Klickitat, of The Dalies, which
haa been oorating between Vancouver
and the Oregon thore, carrving teams,
since the Vancouver went on the way,
broke down this morning, and was com
pelled to lie up. The delay wai caused
by the breaking of a pinion iu the gear
ing. A fores of men il at work repair
ing the damage, and it ia rx peeled that
the will resume operations this after
noon." Sunday evening about 4 o'clock ai the
special beaiing the Minnesota soldiers
rounded a curve near Grant it ran
into a Chinaman who wai working on
the track, injuring him io that he died
yesterday morning. For aome reaton
Ihe Chinaman did not hear the train and
the sand was blowing so thai he could
scarcely see. It is dillieult to determine
Irom the disconnected reports given by
the Celestials just how the accident
happened. His friends had the body
brought down yesterday afternoon and
buried it today.
A vcrv pleasant ( veiling was spent in
Fraternity Hall Inst night by member
of the G. A. K. and W. li. C, about
forty being present. Plum were dii-
cussed for the w inlet; work, an I It la
-t ... '....I a, il. itta miv lift
liope.1 their unm,. ,
crow ned with smwrs ami mneli o"" t ,..
,,!i.he.l. The lunch table were
si.read and good cheer prevailed.
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Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. GiIIjM and
Miss Pearl Grimesenlivencd the parting,
! f I
hour with very sweel hiujic. mmy
kind wishes were expreued for the
absent members, when the "Good
Nights" were exchanged.
"Vanity Fair" it a vaudeville thow,
but claim to Le of the highest class,
and from what report tay contain
nothing that the most reflned could
object to. Contrary to their usual
course, they have decided to play at
what ia termed "popular" prices 2,
35 and 50 cents, reserved seat! to he on
sale at the Butler Drug Company's
Thursday morning.
Our contemporary ahowe I hi good
taste in criticising the action of two
young ladie (7) who were the principal
actor iu the ilobsonian part of the re
ception given to the Minnesota boy
nunday. If Hobson bad lo faeeuch as
that in hi tour, we are not surprised
that he tank into insignificance. It
would be well, however, to add that
there are alway a certain clasa in a
community wbo not only disgrace them
selves, but the city in which they re
side, and while strangers who pas
through often go away and reflect on
the character of the young ladiei of the
city in general, any one who will atop
and consider will readily lee what an in
justice inch criticism would he.
Thi morning the Inland Flyer, which
reached here Sunday night, itarted
down the river with Agent Allaway,
Director Peter, Brook and Nolan, on
board. They make the trip a short dii
tance down the river for the purpose of
locating docki. Tomorrow morning the
Flyer will begin making regular run to
Portland in connection with The Dalles
City, the former carrying passengers,
wbo will thus Le enabled to make the
trip quicker at ihe will not atop at way
tation for freight, the latter doing
that part of Ihe work. In thia manner
a regular schedule of time can be made
for the runs, and will be advantageous
in many wayi. The Flyer hi been fit
ted up so that meals van be served to a
large number at once, and the cabins
have also been enlarged, io that passen
gers will beat comfortable as on either
one of the beats. Tho Dallei City w ili
also take passengers, but will start
earlier and make the trip much slower
as she atop for all way freight.
The feeling of Christian ivn.pathy
which exist! between denominations (in
,ile of oft repeated criticism to the con
trary) was evidenced in the very
gracious act of the Congregational Sun
day school in The Dalle toward the un
fortunate Methodist Sunday tchool at
Canyon City. During hit recent visit
to this city K. Pnnfield, who i a
Congregationalisl, but who in the ab
sence of that church there, affiliates
with the Methodist denomination and
is superintendent of the Sunday school,
told the members of the Congregational
school here what a loss the church in
Canyon City sudored in the fire last
year, when their building was destroy
ed. A member arose and suggested that
as a t ken of their fellowship, and also
their respect for the superintendent,
who was the curliest superintendent of
their school here, they take up a col
lection an 1 present it to the Canyon
Cilv church. I-Tt Sumlav the collec
tion wsm tnken and as a result tie) will
he sent tj Canyon City to aid them iu
re-l uihiing.
We have ( t:en spoken of ihe dearth of
literary societies and pursuits in The
Dalles; but there is one organizttion
which for several years hat held its
meetings each Monday evening through
the winter months and not only obtain
much benefit thereby, but as much en
j lymeiit. Last evening the meeting was
held at the home of Dr. Belle Rinehart,
and a splendid program was given of!
the utmost interest to every one present. '
The lesson was conducted by Mr. Don- j
nell, and the tnl ject wat "The Conflict j
Between the I. in led State and Foreign
Power." The supplementary ubj?ct
wa "Azteos." Mrs. Shackelford, Mrs.
Thompson and Miss Wrenn read papers
treating of t lie "Mound Builders,"
which were very much appreciated and
made this study already so interesting
to all, the more so by the manner in
which they handled it. Mis Koberts
also gave a select reading on the Massa
cre of the Aztecs, and Mr. Northup read
a comprehensive paper on the "Dis
covery of the Columbia." Among the
vi-ilors to the class were J. II. Kine
hart, of Snmmerville, F. W. Wilson,
Mrs. J. A. GeisendortTer ard Mist Ger
trude Mays.
tlce.
All meiiibers of th W. il. C. a-e
earnestly rtquesteJ to meet for ilri l
woik at Fraternity Hall i.ext Friday
afiermwn, at 2 o'clock.
I! or.ler of the President.
Tt Cure a UM In One Hay. ,
Take Laxative. Bromo Quinine Tab- !
tela. All druggist! refund the money if
it fails to core. 2V. ,
1,-L SEND 50 CENTS
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A COLD RECEPTION.
Tha Minnesota SboolS Have llecalvtd
Hallar Ureatlng.
The 3'2" Minnesota volunteer who ar
rived at the L'matilla House Knndsy
aliont 1 :3U must have thought the ther
mometer had itruck zero from the re
ception that greeted them ; the more io
from the contrast to the iplendid treat
ment received in Portland. There were
but few at the train when they pulled
in, and not a soul teemed to have energy
eullicie.it to cheer, but all gazed at them
aa if they were a menagerie. A few of
the toldien walked into the hotel and
had dinner. The tablet looked very in
viting and ihose who had the good taste
to improve the opportunity were certain
ly well dined. A large percentage of
them ep.-Dt the time in wandering about
the street! until 3 o'clock when the train
pulled out.
The Dalles cannot be expected to pre
pare an elaborate reception for each
company lhat passes tbrouih; but it
really teems aa if the Minnesota, who
were to closely allied with the Oregon
regiment in the campaign, ihould have
received a more demonstrative welcome.
No doubt the hoyi were heartily lick of
receptions, but we should at least have
shown our appreciation of their bravery
and good service. Arrangementi should
have been made to have the band on
hand, which would have insured a large
crowd to meet them. Then flower ure
alway token which speak for them
selves, and while a young lady may
scarcely feel like accousting strangers,
even though tbey be soldier boy, (be
can at least express her good will by
distributing flower among tnem.
With the exception of our own boyi,
the Minnrsota were the Lest appearing
soldier that have visited The Dalles;
more refined in bearing and general ap
pearance. DALLES YOUNG PEOPLE MARRIED
Carey Jenkins and Ethel Itlridell tha
Contracting I'arllvs.
Two more Dalles young people joined
the rapidly-increasing rank of bene
dicts last Monday, when Kthel Louise
Hiddell, daughter of G. Riddell of this
city, was weddfd to Carey Howard
Jenkins, elded son of the late James
and Hattie Jenkins.
The ceremony, which wa9 ptrformed
by Presiding Elder Warner, if the
Methodist church, took place at the
bride's bomi on Tenth ttreet a'. 1:30
p. in., and only relatives of the contract
ing parties were present. The parlor!
were decorated becomingly f it ti e oc
casion w ith fl iwers, the room being lit
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The bride wa attired in dainty
Ires of white (ilk, and carried
bride,' roses. After hearty congratnla
tions a wedding dinner wa served, and
Mr. and Mr. Jenkins left on the after
noon train for Portland, where they will
make their filiate home, Mr. Jenkins
entering the Dental College there.
Both young people are well known in
The Dalles, the groom having made hi
home here most of the time since hi
parent! died, about fifteen year ago,
and the bride removing here from the
valley several yean lince. Not only
the CiiKoMci.i, but a host of friends
wish them well.
Klndaigartaa Birthday Parly.
Whenever any of the kindergarten
pupils have a birthday it is always the
occasion for a good time among the
little one, and yesterday their pleasure
were doubled as they celebrated the
sixth birthday of Lloyd Wells and Allan
Jones' fifth birthday. Kach little one
brought gifts of flowers until the table
was resplendent with them, and the
parents furnished "dood" thing! for the
children to est. They played game,
tang and enjoyed themselves in their
cbildieb way, assisted by tbeir teacher,
Miss Taylor, the following little ones
being present :
Lloyd Wells, Allan Jones, Bern ice
Moore, Winifred Douthit, Nonearle Bol
tcn, Jessie Hosteller, Jeanette Snipes,
Jessie Jones, Wilma Donnell, Charlotte
Geiger, Kon Geiger, Frederick Koee,
Kenneth Farley, Linn Laughliu, George
Hockman, Ralph Gilford, Gibson Hod
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Tommy Pop, the rain falls alike up
on the just ami the unjust, doesn't it?
Tommy's Pop Yes, yes. Don't ask
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Tommy And it ism' just to steal an
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Tommy's Pop Certainly not. If you
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Tommy But, pop, the rain doesn't
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had hie stolen. Funny, ain't it pop?
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