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ROSEDURG NEWS REVIEW. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1925
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUG. 29, 1925.
MENTAL CONTROL.
It gives 6ome of us here in Roseburg who have not had
many educational advantages, a rather bitter pang each fall
-when the students in fine schools and colleges start off for
a year of broadening study. Some of us feel down on our
3uck, because we have not had the same opportunities.
Dr. Lewis, president of George Washington university,
made a thoughtful remark in a recent address, that might be
Jielpful for such persons to ponder. He said that what col
lege gives is not so much "marketable information," as
;"nental control."
This saying might lead to the question, whether mental
control can not be learned to a large extent by those who
'have not had educational advantages. College graduates
; -commonly forget most of the specific facts they learned in
."their courses, but they do get valuable discipline. The aver
age man v.d woman without much education, should ask the
.qhestion, 'How can I secure that mental control, that dis
ciplined mind, which the educated person has or should
:J)!-ve? '
;;;; Mental control means not merely a calm and philosophic
habit of thought, a blessing which is attained by many who
are not specially successful or useful. It calls for ability to
finnrollt rnro tho millrl on na to thintr ruit tn 'oru Hour win. In (countered in defeatin' the Rotar.
kit) every piece of work. It calls for ability to form correct .,!d?-wVtvTbn SinS".
! observations of people and things, and to draw correct con- 'foidin' our team for two weeks
.Klusions from those observations, so that one is enabled to h.no.v:roedn Z' 1
:fct in a Way to accomplish the best possible results. firmly that it takes a crow-bar to
Powers like these can be, learned by self training. Do ".nT bLt'tT again"
Xoday's work in the best possible way, and see everything j unforseon trouble i win bring along
"tnur w tr, l,o un ul.nnf tnrluu'o u .....I ,..!... i,..i 'my sawed-off shotgun. The game'll
T , , . , u inane be on th, ,quare, as far as we're
;3he habit of every day. Self discipline like this made a per- j concerned, but the Rotary gang ii
;Tnanent habit gradually produces mental control. Sometimes
;-that kind of training leads to development and power as val
uable as anything the educated man learned in his books and
"classes.
pr?UN
i
Br BERT & DATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Again w call your
Attention to th fact
That it s
BATH NIGHT
Whil atppin'
From th tub
It it bett to
Keep both feet
Off n the
Bar of Soap.
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Lingerie is a poisonous insect.
f
The Rotary and Klwanit cham
peen hots-shoe pitchers will meet
in a heated contest Monday night
at the Laurelwood field and the
anxious families of the contestants
are today doubhn' the life insur
ance policies on their papas. Eight
judges have been selected at ran
dom, which oughta be plenty ai
they surely won't slaughter more'n
eight in one evenln .
Hank Booth, Rotary pres., in a
statement today said, "I expect a
complete victory for my boys. We
have a team that throws four ring
ers out of four and all men who
have been tryin out and have only
be able to put up a leaner have
been disqualified. The dirty tactics
of the Kiwanians will be met by
our team and if need be we'll
shoot it out at 20 paces with pis
tols." .
!
Johnny, Throne, Kiwanis horse
slipper tosser, was on the main
stem this p. m. boaitin' of the
prowess of his men and declared
that littte difficulty will be
No Excuse fpr
Going Hungry-
The Delicatessen is here to help Housewives. Campers,
Tourists "-Everybody to Provide Plenty to Eat.
Famous Mt. Nebo Chicken Tamales Fresh Potato Chips
Daily Hot Bread Every Noon.
MONDAY SPECIALS Veal Fricassee. Roast Beef.
Pumpkin and Cherry Pies
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocers Phone 5 1 5
! cream, cakfl and w atermtlon were
i s rvbti at eleven o'clock.
I X. X. X.
Occasionally the bootlegger and the gunman show real
;tbnsideration for tho society whose laws they are wont to
.;lloul. Witness the result of a duel in a Chicago suburb yes
trrday in which a rum runner and a gunman killed each
other. Could either have done more than that as an act of
atonement for their careers of crime? i True, their deaths 1 Scouts to guard his men e they
were probably not voluntary, but law-abiding society will be
Y.iiofvs the less grateful. 4'
. '
bear watchin'."
fr J
Bert Sutherland and his famous
niblick will be on the lot for the
show. Bert will use the golf iron to
preserve order and will take no
part in the actual playing. He will
merely caddy for his fellow Rotar
ians and recover all host-shoes that
roll into the river.
Mayor Gawge Houck Is backin'
the Kiwanis team to the limit and
has ordered out a detail of Boy
Grangers from all parts of the county are meeting in
enter the field and as they reave.
4. ,
Coroner Rltter will have his
hearse on the sidelines to carry off
the wounded and has issued a
warnin' that all men who insist on
"Eoseburg today for the annual gathering of the Pomona j tossin' shoes without extractin' the
;Graiige. Kubbing shoulders with these men and women of
;the soil you will find they are very optimistic over crop con
;dilions this year. That is the best indication in the world of
prosperity, regardless of reports from the bulls and bears of
Wall Street
; jfU Idl-1. i ,ly
wnv..,m ir..i,.,..ii : i i
" iiii,iii aiwii:ii,t,iii-j it uMiuuiiins tiuiinicji acivs aim says
.ihut u "m.tttot.'.L ..1. ... ......... 41... I..,.. , . il 1..
A-niicLiunj it swung iinu intelligent ugiuer is at tile lieau.
,we recall distinctly that Uill was once a monarch hi nisei.
'tut we don't, remember hearing that he was at the "head"
of his dear people dunnir their striiircle in tho
rt'i .1 . ... . . . .
- i aiiv um iiumiHg oi-nnuu will SOU 1 1 UU Willi US 1111(1 Hit
, I. .i ..1. ...... IK- l t it. . A SI
" - - ... - ..n . . w . v v IUHIIHJ IWV 1 l i I 1 1 J I 1 1 1 1 4 . 1
!-with a great deal of satisfaction.
The weather imin'is certainly handing us a groat brimd
;'0f weather these days. No need to take two weeks oi l" to en
Joy seashore weather if you live in the I'lnpqim Wiley.
;;
liack in Wichita, Kansas yesterday gasoline prices
slumped to 11.8 cents per gallon. Flivverin must be a real
joy back in that country.
Our idea of wasting your time is trying to swim the
English Channel.
r. .
someone hjs to suggest a hoss shoe
Hie local cannery is Romp full blast. That is ono of tho ' game, we ll never hve it down.
iiiuu.sirK'H ve ssnoiiid an leoi ininty proud ol.
nails will be deaith wth severely. .
i
Guy Cordon, Hist, atty., will throw
up a smudge at the park allowin'
his Kiwanis team-mate to operate
under a smoke barrage. Crow-hop-pin'
is agin the rules, though, and
those who persist In that practice
will be tied to the stake with an
Oregon boot.
.j. .
Deck Rice has a pair of loaded
hose-shoes which he'll try and slip
Into the game. Deck says he can
slice the peg with 'em at every
shot.. His opponents declare if he
brings 'em Monday night he'll
weir 'cm home like an Arrow col
lar.
! ! 4
All spectators are warred to
provide themselves with tin derbies
and gas masks.
-j. .J. -J
The local survey In crew has
been ordered out by Jedge Quine
and all close tossss will be meas
ured accurately. This scheme
should reduce the fist fights to the
minimum.
Those who have bad corns
should get seats In the grandstand
as rollers are bound to occur in the
best of regulated games.
'
It's a shame that after llvin' to
gether here for so many years
j For pro Dipt taxi service, city or
i country trlpci, 1'hoi.e 4 4.
(AtevtrintM I'rt-'ni Lriapd Wire.)
WASHINGTON, Auk. 2I. With :
only two t-ountii-s rt-mjiniug to be
tabulate d, DrtniH K Suak's net '
Kuin m the hiiuIh recount of th
count uf the st'iialoriitl returns to
iluy flood at 972. This leaves Sen- '
ator Smith W. liruukhart, Steck'fl.i
republican opponent, a alight mar- '
Kin.
Roseburg Council of Relig- j
ious Exlucation Formed p
at Meeting Held 4
Last Night. -K
ij
Vi'K KK'PA V IIII1LK xnnI!ou O-
The KoHeburg i'uuncil of IUUk-.V
'Iou.h Kducaiion, a butty of represent-m
jatives of all denominations, met at i
j the city council chamberH last Zk
meiit of a meeting held tow Wteks-5(
HUii A leninnriirv nr r t f Ion
effected with Jtv. Caldwell, presi
dent, and I. K. Carr, secretary.
Various details all relating to the '
purposes ol tiiu organization were
ili&cusitU, and it Kas arranKed that
anoiiier meeting bv held at the
council chamber on Monday even-1
ing, August 31, at 7:3o o'clock.
This will be a very important
meeting and all representatives of
the various churches are urged to '
be present, as the public schools
will open on bi'piember i'l, and It
is desirable that any school or .
schools of religious Instruction,
which are to be formed, should be
In readiness for work at that time.
The purpose of the council Is to
represent the organizations of
Hose burg which desire to avail
themseUes of e privilege now
granted .by law to parents and
guardians of having the children
excused not exceeding 120 minutes
fAawxfjted Prrw taaed Wire.)
SWAMFSCOTT. Mass., Aug. 29.
I'resident and Mrs. Cool id ye
left White Court tutlav for iin-
Th tabulation by state officiate, . other trio to Cumn Devers 50 ?ach week from the public schools Fj
in corrected form, gave Iirookhart miles away, to see their Hon John, i in order that they may receive re- K
a majority of 1,385. if the smale . There they plan Tied to witness lith-us instruction. Whether the
recount totals as they now stand- the final review of the citizens children shall receive such instruc-
are sustained, this irTajurily will be military training cump with John lion or not, is, of course, optional
retiiiccti to 4;. More than 700 as a corporal, marching in the with the parents, but there is a
ballots have b en laid aside -ai' ranks with lads from all walks of ! Kneral movement towards supply
L'otUfHtt'd. ' however, and the otil life. ting the present great lack of relig-
oiue will hinge on a decision as' After the review they planned 'ious instruction. Many who are not
to their validity. -i to remain as luncheon guests of '. Identified with the churches be-
The vot of three counties friidier-General Melvern Hill i lieve that the government and civ
Vahfngton. Wineshh k and Worth ,l!nrniim, camp commander. ' ilization will fail unless chiidren
was added today to the senate' It is expected that on the re- are trained in a knowledge of thei
!:tljutaiion
the most
complete
plan
SERVICE
STEP into our office today
and see the wonderful
new Upson Blue Book the
nrst complete plan service
ever offered for renewing I
t and beautifying walls and I
ceilings. I
Forty "detail plans' I
designed by several of I
America's leading architects I
a host of suggestions for
harmonious trim and deco-
ration all told, a $100,000 f
service to give you new in-
spiration lor borne Dcauty. m
Come into our office now m
let us show you just a few m
of the amazing possibilities m
k of tbesc startling new plans.
Churchill Hardware
Company
The Ironmongers
la uouiiui'3 Sleek t"Ta ,0 Swani' ott later fn the Bible. The enormous increase lu
IihcI u net loss or 32 octn. iih nnn. '''. they would lie uceomnanied
parnl In tin- mat-! count. WrlKht'b' Jul'. who will remain here
county also hail been recounted,
llllt tile result WUa not ai.. HK-ed.
Only Woodbury county re,. -mis,
itnd it will be recounted Mouu.- .
Heat with -a.
with Ills father and mother until
they return to ai-hliiKton.
He probably will Kut to see
them for a brief time at tho
While House befuro resuming his
.....iltes.
METHODISTS OF
j Studebaker
! models.
: crime and irresponsibility on the
part of the young is attributed by
careful observers to the lark of re
llcchtUH instruction. Within 25
years the average age of those who
commit crimes, of violence has de
creased 10 years. This one fact
nhould challenge serious thought.
If young people are not to go over
SUTHERLIN GIRL HAS 'of strong coffee in which tliere
CLOSE CALL AFTER EATING ! was no cream. This fact undoubted
DEVILED HAM SANDWICH : ly prevented her condition from be-
! ing more serious than it was, as
Miss Sena (juiok, daughter of j th strong coffee counteracted ihe
Mr. anil Mrs. lr.aac Quirk of the lo- 'effect of the poison. Monday morn-
cal grocerteria store, was confin-jlng she complained of severe pains
builds no yearly to ..ja.. u,y must r(ceiVe seri-
MO.NT.WA TiXS 1UK KS.
(AMrwialitl I'rvm LhmhI Wire.)
IU TK, Mont., Aug. :9. An
earthquake of severity hhook tho
town of Alaudlow. eaft of Three
Focks at 8:45 o'clock today.
The report, whiih came from
-eUiu Chicago, Milwaukee & (St.
T'unl riiilt nu.) tivoiit I hrn i i
mio daniag bad b'ii dene.
in her arms, chest and legs, and af
ter a litle inquiry as to what she
Jiad eaten the previous night, her
father investigated the can whict
had contained the deviled ham, and
observing the grern substance on
the tin was not long in reaching
the conclusion that the meat was
poisonous. lr. Dun lap was sum
moned and. Miss Quick is now able
(Aw stated Vmm l-eam-d Wite.)
CHICACU, Aug. 2!l. Tho uniting I
if the northern and sotitlu'ial
branch) a of the Melhodlst Kp.aeoi :
lal church have b 'n iiidoreii by, j
live conferences over the week end.'
A volt on Ihe proposal was rast
by tho Swedish lonft iture aiultlitt,
Southwest Spanish mission confer-
ure in AlbuituTiue, N. M. itoth j
an alfihsted wilh the northern,
branch of the church. I.ayim n ot,
Ihe Central Swedish couf n nee
vote today.
Cook with gas.
iT
AI5KUDKKX, Wash.. Aug. 2t.
Laymen attending the Western
ronferenre nf tht Norwegiuu -Dan
ish Mtthoillst church la.t night
voted unanimously to unltv thei
(Awciulrd ITrva I-caned Wire.)
ed to her home several days this
week suffering from an atack of
nlnminf Dninui-inlitsr msnltfrx frnm
ous religious instruction, it Is cun-lt.atinK devikd ham, says the Suth
tended. Kverywhere parents are i PrI(n Sun n.fore retiring late
waking up to the importance of Sunday night. Miss Quick obtained
meeting and dealing w ith an alarm- i a can cf deviled ham and made a
Ing situation. The churches and j sandwich, failing to notice the
Sunday schools are already doing greenldh substance on the tin on
much on Sunday s but they reach I Hi,, interior of the can. While eat-
only a Traction of the children. I intr the sandwich she drank a cup to be about her home asrain
It is proposed to open in Kose- s si sjhwmshoi M wtafMi m i
burg a school or schools of relig
ious instruction, which w ill be
conducted "by paid teachers, and
will be under the general supervis
ion of the Council of Religious Kd
ucaiion. Individual congregations
may maintain their own schools or
Join with others In cooperative
schools, but every organization, ft
Is believed, should be represented
in the counc il which will represent
the movement at large.
The act of the legislature, pas
sed at the last session, which per
mits the excii.flng of pupiU from
the schools for the purpose of re
ceiving religious instruction, reads
as follows:
"That any child attending the
public school, on application of his
i guardian or either of his parents,
may be excused from such school
AUGUST. 31!
Th? regular Fall Term at the Eugene Business College
begins on the above date.
Other enrollment dates are September 8, 14, 21.
All inquiries for information gladly answered.
Eugene Business College
Phone 6G8
A. E. ROBERTS, President
932 Willamette St Eugene, Oregon
TAIiKS, Auk. 2. Eittht Tai ls po-1 , . I1(.r,, ... lwriola not ..xceed- i :i
Ilcrmwi injurt'd anil about a dozen , mi....lia . .. ..i. In -f.l.tjC' 4 """"" I
:)iiirauiiUts in ci lis .. the m-i I . ".,,.,, KnhmT -tvlna ln-iSaiHC ' rV.Tfc'l
Mi thud isl Kicual rhurrh " uit 1 ursults today of an cxinritmnt in ; lrul.lion ln ri.iiKlou." 13 3 'V XXJf9
the M.-thoiiit Kiisrnpiil rliurch.,!"',,"Ial'on u hy commuiiisis u j Jjfl
.-...inn, ri-rajiui-n oi mi- rwr - -' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
(i r.-ni v turned in an iinanlDiotn he coniniunnii plan of action
...i.. .... ti... i 'faiieii mr BU..IH i np in t.nt- .nr,. .... . ... n.
iig.-ii j ei.'i ..ii . Hiahway uonstrucxton, uougias
County, Oregon, ;
Voir on tile same
morning. 'J he cotih-n nee herewith lc squares and inarching to tin
branches of th-. churches of fiw ;Opera as a protest against the
stein stales and Urilibh Coluiu- niethoda used by the Polish and sealed bids will be received by IK1
bla, .jimiganan governm-nts, in dealing the t'miniy Court of Douglas Conn-,
Oregon, at the court house in !
o tlwith the nienihers of their party.
We si ll vooh ns by the yard. 1no 'ul1 program of the d mon
Hernler the Tailor. 2 doors 1101 ih i stration was published yesteiday
Liberty theatre. ,in the communist orgmi, 1 Human-
. ii , jite. conseiiuently the authorities
OAK GROVE DRIEFS j were enabled to nip It in the bud.
( between 300 and 4m manifest
ly.
ltosebuig, Oregon, at lu o clock a.
m., on tne 3rd day of September,
l'JZ')t for construction work on a
section or ror.d oetween Koseburg
ami lloar'yii, known a sec; ions 1,
2 ami 3. ihe work Involves ap
ptox.n.aTt ly 1 mile of gravelliug.
No iui will be considered unless
15 Si i t rj?ca ewj
trr (rii r ja a
BST 1 A It I a'aVI a
HAULING
We shirk no hauling Job. Our
trucks and our cflii ieut drivers and
truckmen will tackle your hauling
problem and solve it satisfactorily.
l,ong distance hauling a specialty.
''We aim to please"
II. S.IFRENCH
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
Phone 220
CRATER MKE HAS
i return to Washington with renew
ed (merest mid deieruiiiiHitori to
ikho thai ihn lake Is given tlut tl
'nanrial support which lis import
ance jilslifies."
j A group of rep;esent.ttlvc Mn!
ford business men took Conn e
; man Maditen lu the hike esitil.t
and gave bhii a lunch. 'ini ul t i iui
like lodge.
How long should a wlte ll ?
i REEDSPORT MEN
! lO PAY VISIT TO
I NEW FISH HATCHERY
f Mute than two h ore of richer
men of Hie I'mpiiua jd.m to have
Mrs. I.tuy Voutig of Crand Kap.jnuts arrived in the vicinity of the
ids. Mli liu au. and Mis. K. t;. Fee- opera to the inconvenience of the
ttei It, ot lloliand. .Mich. Visited aLjQye.ra -goers assembling for "Aida." j accompanied by cash, bidder's bond
the Laurence linuh Wdnesd;ivi A serivs ot sharp skumiMies w 1th 1 or certified check for aa amount
land 'Ihuivlay. (lit policu ensued and liu were ar- 'tonal to at b ast five (M per cent
.Mitt. Alice Ouney of Yoncalla. is rested. ot the total amount of the bid.
isiiim; at the ;..,. WUcot home.! The majority, however, were re-I A suflicient bond will ha required
Mr. I. in tiess.'Hnnd family n-ip-1 leased after a few hours. Thirty
ped over a 'few days at ihe H. V9t those taken were foreicii'Ts.
Sim ord home. They are on ih irl The (.'ommunist Deputy llarbecot
way h'!pe lion. l.os Aiik'epM, fall-i played a prominent part in leading
ii'inin. They .-rr ov i li tr honi ;r the agitators, the police say, and
Skooklim. WitshhiiMnn U'nlnr.ilM'lirat' uf those arrest"il was a son
morning, and are traveling throuitrol Ihe communist deputy, Clam a- ,il,M''' Hl t!lt' of,ic' o Uu' r,,i".v
n a cur. umit. i 1 1 " ' lir . i hksi- i
Mi-s Ida Matson and Miss Kji,
'3
i for the tiiitliful terforinapce of th
contract in a tsuin equal to one liaif
I the toial ittuotint of tne bid.
Plans, hM-citicai ions, forms of
ro 1 1 1 a t . proposal blanks, and full
! inioiniatioii tor bidders may be oh-
Why Walk ?
"It's aittm' so that's about all
trey ute hoss shoes fcr. But you
c.in't fool an ol' hois fly."
Mi'i'miiiii k heering fi'eil grinder!
will i t i tini on ihe mb ;ir d all
-malt i-ra'tiH a well. Sec them at
Wh:illo'l 111 us.
CAPTURED VESSEL
(rWsrlafMl I'ir-l U -d Wll )
MKld'i tl, tire., Aug. J! -Kn
tliuMfic tivt r Ihe tanttes of Cra
ter Lake and tti- eflii ieiu mlmluis
liafltin of ;itfaiis (n the park. Con
pus; man M l;. Miid.len ol fhlea- Sunday on a tiip ol tnpe Hon ol
go li re Mdtoid for San Kranclhm the i . commerclnl f h'ttchery
ia.-t n ii li i . with th.' a-Mitsnce that "n the imnh rnipou;!, .t the
ho would do i'etihine in his m.w- I'ort I ttipijna Courier. They will
It as i-hairmn of the teppropria
lionn r ornmlttoe of I he to
me th.u th" park Is alMMtil a"
gen reus flnancisl snppoit fiom
the governiiHiit h 1'r unlent Cool
lure',1 ptilli y of a4ii(-t eionoiuy
ins) " possible.
" In inler Luke saht Mr. Mad
One, "lhf p'Oph of Oieti'ni hn. a
KWilr attraction of wisrhl-Aide ini
pori.i . With niv rt view of
the lZ fresh in in: mini, 1 thail
meet with K I:, rlinton. culuirist.
4 rid Iih'I. no-r the pii.ni fu order
to Inrnrio thenxeltt as to the
win k of 1'i.if unit.
The hailier b;(;i n c:itaclfy of
."O" 'n;i ami pon-ls for the
I eeij l g () I Im.mI (,y, Ne.'d nf will, ITMO,! M ,:l t her llO
more poniis bits hren pointtit out. rriM, fmuiuk hri night.
A report g'ven to the Courier. n
i Ihst I here no 1i.mii h.nr to kIx Men's suits cleaned aid pressrd.
i tillien I'Kk-s on the i.uK at Hie $t uii. Host-bum CUaueis, phout'
pie.-t nt time. j x2
M.hMII.I i V IHIION
Mi l IS ItOl f II U l.tilll li.
1 ( .,.rt.,.,.,l pr,. l.-,-t r.)
W.lii;iON, Aug. if!'. - - A
nav department me sii''t' toda
illdli.l'eil rli:it t;c M.icMlTltl Alc-
tic p ditiiMt proce. dtnr oti;h
waid in Mel Hie l ay Uiu en
run nt n . I m i-now storm aud u
In a v .-e.i.
The tirin lii f.tn''it nome d--:iv.
il - the I liit - 1 1 p lV:-rv now
pe, in in re.ich Cmnnak. lireen
ljnd, titnU'lit. Kir hi that point
the iploicri vt.11 visit (oilh.)vMi
to si ml) I he No i i i ii i us. The
1'eaiy reported es1erd.l t hut
led lo
I
I ourt. House, Uosehurc, Dragon.
The riglit is ret.eived lo reject
any or all proposals, or to accept
the p!opu.al or proposals deemed
best lor the tvuniys
iKA n. Kinni.K.
County Clerk of Douglas. County,
regon.
Til K COl'NTY COl'UT OF DoL'tl-
l.AS COI NTV.
(Seal!
tieo. K. tv'dne. County .Iielte,
KdM in Weaver, Commissioner,
C. 1. lU ckli y. Commissioner.
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v a. b-,na mailt1 ut il-iyhr.-,;k fori ' si'aiins. (Si-pU'inlK-r to
tho two tiii'n who Tf ai Isri:.-. i May, Incliisivcl
ll'r Mono' 'yi 1 Hi'ii 111-117 n 1 ri, 11. 111. ,11 uiiii fsjuunj, lllllil T
th- Vlralma llil- hail nut bn ' t' n-i-r.;tiin- 9
established early today. 1 WILLIAM LULL, Meteorologist. , k'eV'aA.'1
When You Can Buy a
New Car for
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
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flip, Knsi-biii'R, Uri-Kou, ;i hours
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5
DOWN
Balance in 12 and
15 Months
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