ROSHURQ NtWmtVIIW, 8ATUWDAY, MAY IS, 122.
ess
fo the Voters of Douglas County
i j
I submit my candidacy to tlie Republican voters of Douglas
. County for the nomination for Governor. Following are some of
j the principles for which I stand :
1. I have made no pre-election promises and I will make none, ex
cept those herein stated. '. '
2. Taxes on general property must be reduced. I favor substitut
ing not to exceed ten departments for the seventy or more existing '
" State Commissions. , (Illinois System.)
& Not only reduction of taxes, but improved marketing facilities
and increased credit are essential to insure the prosperity of the
": farm8r- .,.,':t..:3',i .
4. A more equitable adjustment of the automobile license tax with .
due regard to the actual value of the car. Gasoline tax for high
ways only. ' c i
5. As to my attitude on the labor question, I refer to my employes,
nd my Legislative record. . ..
6. Completion of the State Highway System with special atten- '
lion to market roads. - ,
7. The public school is one of the fundamental factors in our sys-
lent of Government. I favor compulsory attendance in the pri-
v mary grades. Teach pure Americanism to all pupils, beginning at
an early age. Continue to strengthen and build up this typical
, , . r ' American institution, ......
8. Strict enforcement of all laws.
' 9. I am against Japanese land ownership or control.
' ' '- ' CHARLES HALL
Republican Candidate for Governor at Primary Election, May 19
.
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6T0CH.INGS WITH-
DRESV- Shoes
spout STVKuir.e.
5PORT SHOES
wis.
j
UER we have the picture of a
. younf lndy doing a lot of
jthinm she shouldn't do. In tho
,ftrt pUee, wjth an aftprnooa dress
jaiie is woarinf sport shoes and a
.ftport bat I A most impossible
eombintion that is jarring to the
(cns)b'1ltie, Never make the mi
.take of mixing sport materials or
,iAN:essoriee with afternoon or
.dressy towns. This Is not Just an
ni?sonin; "don't." but an ad
monition , based on the psychology
cf dresa and taeiofot a rule for
food taste. . , ,
) ! seo, fof Instance, a ycanf
Wwnaa like the above enter a
Joom in an afternoon frock, a
frock that is rracefnl, soft and
strmely feminine. Immediately
ne knows the frock was designed
o trace the tea-room, the mtmi
' r the reception. A the
younff' woman drmys nearer you
are able to take in the details of
her costume. Horrors! With' tats
dainty visiting; frock she wears a
hat that was designed for the ten
nis court I ' And hoA that were
designed for the golf roune! S
has. her "tempos" mixed, and the
remit is a Jazzy snrtorial compo
sition that is in tune neither !'h
the salon, the sport world nor it
self. The culprit in the photo above
is Bebe Daniels, the Paramount
tar. She doesn't- mind being
caufht in this ontft, because she
knows you know flif Vnows better.
AnJ she did it on purpose anyway
to illustrate some "don'ts" in
dress. And to complete the horri
ble picture she swings an over
omamented. much too long, much
too fancy handbag. A beaded bag
half its sizo would have hj-.i
proper or a taffeta bag tndW ;n
steel beads in a conservative !?
sign. With sport suits one mj-A.l l
c.rrf a leather pocketbook or it
strktly tailored bag. In the ecu
of the sport frock a bag of t
tame material as the dress is &J.
right.
Min Daniels, who stars .',':
Jack Holt iu "Kerth of the Hi'
Grande," a rarair.oo.nt plutu.w,
has draTn the long (iovee back
from the hand. This la perissi
Ue only wber. madame Is actually
et.gaged In lunching or tea-leg or
in som) pursuit that requires tho
use of the hands, but for just
standing about or walking or sit
ting with the hands unoccup'.ed it
is considered very bad taste not ta
wear the gloves fully.' They
hoe Id then be worn entirety.
ABO HAD TBB TOWN.
Hare yoa water wells drilled early.-
Deep or shallow wells drilled.
Prices reasonable. Albert Oraham.
Looking Glass, Oregon.
Mrs. E. R. Eberle. who baa bern
I aKIa ltw fn fliA n&st ft'W dava re-
I ceiving medlral atlentluc, left this
morning for her home in uienuale.
. ' I
Mattreases made over, furniture up-,
1 bolstering. Pbono ZUi Rose 8U,
near Oak.
Hero from W1nTeseSr
I Mr, Krank Clllani, of Winches
ter, spent today 'in this city shop
! ping and attending to business mat
I ters. '
Queen Candidate
Seen in Parade
BEFORE nrowlng your blown out
tires away consult GREEN THE
TIRE MAN. He ean save jou money.
Here front 0rvalll -
I Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Schloemann
of Corvallls are in this city visiting
1 with their parents and o.hor rela
; tlves and friends who reside here.
That man Jones makes auto tops,
upholsters furniture, remakes mat
tresses. - Winchester end North Jack
son streets. Phone 46B.
Returns from Oakland
Mrs. Charles Hinoy anil two chil
dren, who have been visiting with
friends and reUtlvea in Oakland (or
; the past few days, returned to this
i city last evening.
C. A. McGlnnls, the Brockway
blacksmith, is moving his shop to the
Junction of the Coos-Pacific highway.
i and will be open for business May 12.
Miss Rita Rdynton, the Southern
Pacific company' candidate for
qneen Of tho Klk'a Prosperity Week
In Portland which begins ou May
13th, arrived here this morning in
special car on train number 11.
At 1 1 o'clock a parade was staged
by tLe Southern Pacifle boys hire.
The parade w:s lead by two motor
cycles and the ear driven by War
ren Burt and containing Miss Rita
Bovnton was second tn the parade
A large crowd lined the walk on
both sldos of. the street to welcome
tho candidate to the city and Misa
lloynton waved and smiled to the
crowd in return. A luncheon was
served at the tiome or Mrs. Guy
Hint at 1 o'clock in honor of Miss
lloynton. From 2 till 4 she was giv
en a reception in the 1ks ciud
rooms.
This evening a big dance will be
given at the armory in honor of tho
candidate. The Rainbow Jazs or
chestra of eight soloists will furnish
the music for the occasion. The
first dance with the queen will be
raffled off and according to the com
mittee every oanre will be a feature
and surprise dance.
Those of the reception committee
are Mr.i. J. E. tnger, airs. n. o.
Weir, Mrs. J. 1. Love. Mrs. Guy Flint.
Mrs. Vio Fetterson ana Mrs. jonn
Flurry.
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Call at the Motor Inn. We will
save vou all that worry about your
car. Expert Ignition and carburetor
work. 021 N. Jackson St.
To Visit Here ?
Mrs. G. H. McCiary and grand
child arrived here last evening from
Seattle. They will visit in this city
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. H.
Duff of North Rosebnrg.
Iletnrns from Portlnni
Miss Ethel Webb, of the Hat Shop
returned to this city - last evening
after spending the past few days in
Portland visiting with relatives and
attending to business matters.
Late shipment of new practical
fronts .for your approval. See model
In window. Marksbury Store.
Here from Sutheriln '
W. E. St. John, republican candi
date for county judge, accompanied
by Mrs. St. John, was In the city
yesterday visiting with . friends and
looking after business matters
The latest achievement In corset
brassiere. Just what you have been
waiting for.. See our windows. The
Marksbury Store.
.J; '
Rev. PlielDS 111 '
Rev. Guy Fitch Phelps, pastor of
the Sellwood Methodist Episcopal
church. 695 Tacoma avenflo, has
been in the hospital this week, hav
ing undergone an operation, but is
reported to be making a good recov
ery. Orogonlan. t
Flowers are Presented-r-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Golf, who are
the Instructors at the Green school.
were yesterday evening presented
with a mammoth bunch of pansles,
the aift of the boys of the eighth
grade class of tho school. The gift
nas greatly "appreciated by the prln
elpat and his wife. I ,
Lcavlns Tonbrlit
Mr. and Sirs. Nathan Fullorton
leave tonlEht by anto for Portland
from where Mr. Fullertoo will go to
Tacoma to attend the northwest con
vention of Rexall druggists. Mrs.
Trvln llrunn will accompany Mr. and
Mrs. Fullerton and the to Indies
will remain in Portland snopping
while Mr. Fullorton Is In Tacoma.
Uumm I'.ttlntr tn Portland
. A number of members of local
Masonic . orders and the Eastern
Star, are nlunnlnz on attending the
grand lodge sessions to be held In
Portland during the week of Juno
12 tn 17. There will be sessions all
week and. It ft expected that there
will be a great number of Masons In
attendance.
FOIt COUNTS1 SIRVEYOB.
Mr?-?. :M
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FOIt CUl'SX JUDGE.
To the Voters of Douglas County,
Oregon :
I hereby announce my candidacy
on Nile republican ticket for the
office of County Judge st the
primary eloctlon to be beld on toe
19th day of May, 19ZZ. I asK your
suonort upon my record as County
Judge for eleven months, and also
upou my recora as oneriu anu iw
Collector of Douglas County for ten
years. If I am nominated and elect
ed I will discharge tbe duties of my
office faithfully and endeavor to eon-
duct the affairs thereof as economi
cally as Is consistent with good busi
ness Judgement, equalise the assess
ments so as to distribute the tax
burden more evently and see that one
hundred cents' worth of work is re
ceived for every dollar expended in
the construction oi roads, and that
the bond money shall be expended
where it was voted by the people of
this county.
(Paid Adv.) GEO. K. QUilME.
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NO FORTUNE
EVER GREW BY MAGIC
There Is nothing luagical or mystor
ious about the accumulation of
wealth. Save continually and Invest
safely at s fair rate.
Open an account with the Roseburg
National Bank. -..
, 4f Interest paid on Savings Accounts
i
TheRoseburNdUonal Rank
RosefaurA.Ore.
mary election to be held on May 19,
1922. If I am nominated and elect
ed I will during my teyn of office
render an efficient, economical and
courteous administration and will
make a complete duplicate record of
all surveys as required by law, and
will work for the best interest of tbe
voters and taxpayers of Douglas
county. HARVEY L. EPPSTEIN.
(Paid Adv). -
OH C'Oi;TY CTUMAltHHIOM Kit.
I heieby announce myself a candi
date for tbe republican nomination
lor County Commissioner, subject to
the will of the voiws at the primary
May 19, 1922.
I believe in tax reduction and re
trenchment along all lines where
possible. I believe In giving the tax
payers value received ' for their
money, and that every road district
in the county should have its Just
share of road money.
Also believe In developing the re
sources of the county along practical
business lines.
It elected I promise an active ad
ministration of the county's affairs.
ra. aov, , 'j. o. uakkett.
FOB, COUNT! SURVEYOR.
I hereby flounce my candidacy
for the republican nomination for the
office of county surveyor at tbe prl-
LOUGH .DIRECTOR.
LAI'RKL CHAPTER No. SI. R. A. M,
Stated convocations on flrnt and
third Tuenlava. Masonic. Temnla. All
members requested to attend and
visiting companions welcome. ,
H. A. WILSON, Hluh Priest.
w. F. HAKKIS. Boaretary.
A. K. A. !., Mtn ldae N. IX
Hevnlar conimuntcatlons tnA And 4th
V.!noRriys eacn' montn at Masonic
Teinpie. Koseourg. ure. visitors wsi
Ouine.
W. U THOMAS, W. M.
y p.. TlAn ui a. secy.
W. V. A. O. T. f. rtoseDurg Hevlsur
No. 11 hold regular meetlnKS on seo
. ot,d Thursday at i p. m. and fourtn
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Visiting slstsrs
Invited to at'end reviews. Xiaccabee
HolL Pins Ld Cass streets.
HEIJ.K BTKI'HKNHftN, Com.
JE3S1H RAI'P. Col
FOR COUIITY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce myself a can
dldate for the republican nomination
tor County Commissioner at the pri
mary convention to be held on May
19, 1922. I pledge myself to a pro
gressive and economical administra
tion and will do all within my power
for a reduction of the tax burden.
(Paid Adv.). EDWIN WEAVES.
fourth district, at. the primary elec
tion. May 19, 1922.
pd. adv. A. E. SHIRIA. .
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for tbe republican re-nomlnation tor
the office of State Representative
from Douglas county at the primary
election May 19, 1922. '
Being familiar with the work, I
feel confident of giving more effi
cient service. I favor all possible re
duction in' state expenses; a two-
thirds majority to carry bond meas
ures; referring measures to the peo
ple only at general elections; safe
guarding the welfare of the higher
educational Institutions.
Pd. adv. , ARTHUR H. MARSH.
FOR REPRI'SENTATIVE
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the republican nomination for
the office of State Representative
from Douglas county at the primary
election May 13, 1922. I stand for
construotlve, progressive, beneficial
legislation where needed; ellmlna- .
lion of useless expenditure and use
less legislation; fair tax adjustment;
elimination of useless state machin
ery, and business methods tor econ
omy In all state affairs.
(Paid Adv.) DELBERT 8. DEALS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the republican nomination for the of
flee of ' state representative from
Douglas county. I will work for a
general reduction in taxes on real
property, for a more equitable tax on
motor vehicles, and support every
measure that makes for true economy
In the administration of state affairs.
BESS A. CLOUGH.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
u. K. Am Iloiflbun Clmpfer Me.
Holds tnelr rKuinr mooting on tn
1st and 3rd Thursdays In each monta.
All sojourning brothers and slstors
lr respectfully Invited to a'tond.
IIt. ELIZABETH RUNT AN. W. M
FHKB JOHNSON. 8e-r-mry.
KKIIKKAII9 Kosoburs Kobekab
iidiio No. s l, i. u. u. r.. metis in
Odd fellows Tempi every week on
Tuesdny evening. Visiting meirbers
In good standing are invltod t at
tend. BTTSIlt JACKSOU, N. O.
, KVA LENOX, Secy.
KT,I;, ailbv ,ki n. Bcy.
H. o. 'r. M. Moots each second and
fourth Thursday of each month in
slucranee hall, corner Cass and Pine
aireeta. Visiting Knights always
welcome.
L. C. GOODMAN. Com.
i W. RA PJ R. K.
TIIK KKt'UWTl 1C!KKIT ASSOOIA
TIIIM meets In the Maecabea hall the
1st snd 3rd Tiiosqavs in each mo th.
a;Alil.lfil rtosoodra Aerlo moots In
sloose hall on Jackson Kt. on 2nd and
4th Monday evenings of each month
at I o'clock. Visiting brethren to
sood standing nlwavs welcome.
A. J. TUU F, W. P. V.
TV. M. LA MKRB, W. P.
B. F. (ioOI)UAN. 8erotary.
To the Voters of Douglas County!
I hereby announce my candidacy.
on the- republican 'icket, for thei
office of County Surveyor at the pri-
mary election to oe neia on t no i:ns hhouhi:. or
day of May. 1922. No. las. moet
I have been connected with this
UITF.I AHTIA Meois In Macea
bee hall ovory Wednesday evening.
Visiting members always we4come.
HtrHAKIJ nt'HI'H. M. A.
MIl.UHKIi rci'I.IXK.'H Treas.
V. I J I B 11 I'M PHH B.Viseyj
Dlt AI. OHIIlilt "oie JUIMHK Rosoborg
lidve No. ia27 meets first and
third Tuesday evenings of ex;h
month at o'clock In the Moose hail.
All visiting brothers are Invited to
attend.
O. W. CLOAK?:. Dictator.
It O. PAROKTr.n. secretary.
U. P. U. Ulks, llesebwra Lodice Ke. Sao
Hold regular cowmnnli atlona at
'the Klks" Temple on eacn TSfjrvdsjf
of every month. Ail memovrs re
quexted to attend regula.-ly, and all
visiting nroinera are coraiany in'
vltod to attend. .
J. B. FI.tTtRV. K. It.
J. a. l-AV. Jr.. Hee.
TUB HIlKl.il (.'amp
in Odd rllnwe' hall
In Rosehurg every lt snd 3rd Mnn-
.1 .. !.... Vl.(,ln n.'uhhiirt
office about one half of the time I n,i ..L.m,
since 1911. and lor the past tun frkikrick ponTFlt, C C
years have been engaged on highway!
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the republican nomination for
the offlevt of State Representative,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
In submitting my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for State Rep
resentative from Douglas county, I be
lieve that a reduction of our tax bur
den 18 imperative for the happiness
and prosperity of our people. With
thni unit In mind f ehall if nnmlntliut
and elected,' work for the elimination
of useleem .boards, offices and commis
sions; for fewer laws and smaller ap
propriations; and shall seek to there- "
by safeguard agriculture and our in- '
dustrlos from confiscation. By apply
ing practical business methods in the
conduct of public affairs, .our expen
ditures can be materially reduced.
As an advocate of these principles
I most respectfully solicit your ac
tive support and vote at the primary
nominating election to be held May
19th. , J, M. TIIRONB.
tPald Adv.).
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
IU W CLASSIFIED AOVMTISet'slSNtTs) WtLt, WOUND UASS
CIDM ADIsTd 1nW TODAYS
vAifTicn.
WANTED Clean rags. News-Rovlew
onlco.
WanT'kR Cook. Apply Mrs. Ed. Ilen-
iro. Tiller.
StX.V WA.NTEU for general farm woik.
Mono zu-i'i.
WANTKI) TO HI I Y Anxora goats.
V'rHe C. ft nyar. M. F. It. Kyl.
WANTKI (Jeneral "purpose horse,
wclKhlng lino to lane. Phone H-KI3.
TA1UHUM and dressmuxli g of ail
kinds. f.2i R Main. Mrs Oiitlirldxe.
R tWoop f or sale. PhoneJ 1-F1I.
Foil HAf.aV-New furniture. 1J4 West
FOIt BALE Hay. Rdenbower Orchard
Tracts. Phono 28-F3.
Cllll.liltKNH plain si'vrlnK, prl'-es
reasonHlt)e: c.'all at 74flKo Jackson.
W ANTE U-l .1 vestock for slilpmenL
Farm llureau Co-operatK'e x
change. Wantko Transit mun and camp
cook for small survey camp. ttee
Mr. Hharp at tTmptiia Hotel!
WANTE I Kit 1 e s m a nT Tfii 6 and com
mission to sell guaranteed cord and
fahrlo tires direct from factory at
lowest prices. fiomlst'K'k Tire Co.,
1H) ft Michigan Ave, Chicago, III.
FOH SAI.K i-room house, lots, fit
lloink Hi. l'hone 401-K.
Foil HAl.h; tlood young horses, broku
and unbroken. .lUce Brcs Dlllard,
Ore.
Jyllt8ALK Packard twin alz" touTlnit
' ear, excellent condition. Call as
Itoachurg (luraae.
Foil "WALK lino registered Hereford
bull, three years old. In hie prime.
Jacques ltros.
Foil HAI.K One good Mitchell and
Hi. In wagons. S'i Inch. E. L'. Stills,
Oakland. Oregon.
Foil SAI.K 7 room house on Moiher
Kt., at a harguln. Addresa "House,"
News-Review.
IMIHCELLANKOIH.
CONTRACTOR ANI IIHII.KKIl K. W.
Illnehart. Kstlmates free. He me
before voil build. 117 Sheridan St.
!OflT Ann roviwn.
MiMT tlold bracelet, with Initial "1."
Finder return to Miss Agnes 1'itch
ford. '
UST Hetween Ixioklng Olass ami
Itoseburg. FVIdnv, 14 book. Finder
leavealthls onice.
Fl'ltHIC IWT in wash room at Orsri.l
tiriil, eontalnftig 1 liAsses, S gold
rmas and otner ankles. Reward.
l.enve nt Grand drill. Mrs. W. A.
JfMinsen.
M. M. MI'.LKIt. Clerk.
and land Wveys. 1 have thoroughly j ' .Vr&TVrffr. tTKuI irZi
k-r.ds evening at 7:20 oclock. Visit
lss bretttren ere always welcome.
FRED Ml LI .Kit, N. l.
A. J. OKMiKS. Ree. ec.
J. B. HAILKV. Fin. Bee.
svuonciMs-r l.iise
studied the laws pei ulnlng to prop
erty lines, and It nominated and
elected, I will employ enough evi
dent help no that applications for
surveys will receive uromtit alien- m. mm,.
lion. I will make legal and accurate O'cie N. . meets on 1st and ir
lllrn. dnr.hlv marked nn the dy evenings in Moose ball. Vlslt-
aarveys. auraoiy tusrsea on tne, n .irh)r, invited to attend,
ground, and file comiteto and aceur- hki.I.f; fi:KNHHAW. u. ft.
a to records In both tho surveyor's makhaiikt wmitnkv, Clerk.
snd clerk's office. I ssk your sup-j kViuiiis i essr rvirii Alpha Ld.
port
fai
tlPtVlnnailV CininlnVpH m t hrnn trVirtil t ' aws-. ai rarVs1 wtlrnm
theeoutity. JtSSB W. COLE. nov'Tot'ItV a C
(Paid Adv.). x. . wlMBKatat. K. R. '
FOR ItENf, Safet f KKposIt Soxes.
Roseburg NatloiialItaiik.
For" ItK.'eY-liiraKe. JSear Itoso
school. I'lions 2TK-I.. .
FOR RENT Two fiiinthed house."
keeping rooms. -" Miller St.
Kolt RENT Nla ro.
sd til .1 rl, t. newlv
y-Fg It F. IK ::
l holies. River
1st pel ed. I'lione
id clerks office. I ask your sup-! atiunti of rviii Aipna udgs
nt upon my rrcnrd for honty .nd1 ?V&f
ir baling with tlioa who hav ; ' HV-n w,hinto vun-
1'hon 3M.
FOR K.M.n f;t,od main Imy, tiUf l
duilure. a ton. J. i. (.'haprnttn, Wll
hitr, urn.
Foil Sa.'sF 2 Urlf.owi'P uprlKiit
Imiit, onii tr. 1 1 -f . roo m h Ii
1hx', lhr'j pUt" (" fin'l lMit('rn.
nt each. A. IL Ssulle, Yuiuiillit,
ir.
FOIt HAI.K e6TffjQ AM; N'le i-r.orn
lnnKati w, I )rc, t-iN tins frarftfr,
n:i; - all trnvtl, k.xwI h.-trn nml
fhu kn yrl; flaf. a ii iiti imtm
on pi -. Kino iwntlmt. WHl tt !
for Hnythlnc wltM tluo. 41 W.
Cass tit. O. V. iivlblff.
FOIt tAlK Auto tuiit 7x3 with canvw
Hor; camp te:, alo and foldlntf
Wmlr IMione 3S2.
OHHAlsK HiMTiMtTtrhinif and Pltntins
atinchmnt. Flta any at'wlna; marltlnti.
Frirsj a. conomx Half Company,
!!LU.inK!?,oni:
FOIt :U i.Jv- le-liu h oak at'ivu W(mm1;
ont1 O. I. C rtrKlBtiTfd bur; two
mih-h cowa. V, J. buraiR, lelroa5,
Ojre. . --
Folt SAI.l- Or will traifo for clt
propnrty. amoll acrran', rloau In;
nl' houae. Ad1roa "Mac," Ntwa-
lt!VltW.
F o 1 1 VaXk ( Iai npi nH outll t; tent
I "i x 1 2, two folihnar ct, Hanoi In
atov nnd Wlnli-ti'r rttle. I'honu
t.'i2-J.
FOIt "BAMS ."ow. S yeara riM, KlvttiK 5
Kid- milk per day. Ht rclVrd hull one
y.'fir old. It, W. fitovall, A'tcxandur '
A'l.lltinn.
Will SaTk Uiily'a onT yTeva hua
arajH ilrftaf man's bhm ftfrs7f ault,
Ill'rwiNt nfW. lIlHflp, AllNWrT 11. S.,
care N-'wa-ltcvlcw.
Folt HAl-K )m hay mnr, i; una Iron
xrny hiHrs, . Hath wdl hnkfn and
rht-np. li r nr.. atfM-k, II, Jl, Hatlntfs
Wili.'ir. I'hotw 12-KU.
FTfuAU-:--)5'.) -n"rd roni.. .-xfollt nt
cnl!t lun, N,-'ilpp4'd witli apot and
6nft hMs, a,ai atlrnt'r. lrrrd
r')inriLile. Aldroa Coup, iSewi
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