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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1925. " In From Elkton Donald K. Balrd of Rlkton, lu In Koseburg today attending to business matters. LOCAL NEWS I t !: - (d-i, SJ-' ' - ESX' ctti tell f: fEi m. m- Hm KpBWf.. .wnixwat: L'tm-f rraisae. .' What could be more ui table or attractive for displaying rare china, silverware and glassware than t liia beautiful Sheraton design of G-W Sectional case? And how much more con venient is thercceding door to each section I Made in a variety of designs and finishes to match surroundings. We'll be glut! to send booklet "For Every Room McKean, Darby & Baldwin Complete Housefurnishefs Roseburg, Ore. CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE TO START IN CITY TOMORROW The Christmas seal sale starts tomorrow under the direction of Mrs. W. S. Jost, city chairman. The Woman's Club of the city has - agreed to take over the work this year and will have solicitors in the field and will also maintain booths at the banks and post of fice. The solicitors will be Mrs. Jost. Mrs. William lie!!. Mra. Forter liutner. Mrs. John finger. Mrs. Carl Neal. Mis. Fred Strang and Mrs. A. i. McMillin. The booth nt the Douglas Na tional ttank wilt be pn-slih'd over PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN AT Glide School Friday Eve.Dec.4, 8pm 1 Following the P. T. A. Meeting Short Address by Rev. Caldwell. Orchestra number by Mr. Arundel, Mr. Ott nnd Mr. V 9 Jg Germain. jjjj Readings by Miss Doris and Helej Cannon. ! Trombone Solqs by Mr. Germain, Mrs. Heinline. accom- K panist. M Talk on Benefits of Music by Mrs. Chas. Heinline. 9 Piano Solos and Readings by Mr. C. H. Arundel. $ Violin Solos by Mr. W. E. Ott. & Reading by Mrs. A. Mathews. Sj Instrumental Music. Mr. nnd Mrs. O'Mara, Mr. Ott, nnd y Mr. Germain. g Program to be followed by a Pie Social. Pi Cocoa and Coffee furnished free. MI,ICgIIII;g,,;.Ii&T ! QUICK SERVICE 5 Holiday Gifts Delivered y t 15c To All Parts of the City J5C i 6 House Calls Answered Promptly R i S Phone 614 f Parcel Delivery t i , The Junior Class of the Roseburg High School Presents MR8.BUMPSTEAD-LEIGH' A Comedy in 3 Acts at the Antlers Theatre Dec. 3, 1925 Reserved Seals on Sale at Box Office Beginning Tuesday L, ADMISSOS in the Home" The Presbyterian Ladles Aid will hold their bazaar sale of fancy work and cook- ed food Thursday. December 3. at McKean, Darby and Ilaldwln's Store. by Mrs. J. C. Ponsler, Mra. Albert Micelll and Mra. William Brown. Those at the I'mpqua Valley Hank will be Mrs. A. 8. McKenzle, Mrs. Virtor Short. Those at the Rose burg National bank will be Mrs. A. O. Sutherland, Mrs. L. A. Goux, and nt the post office Mrs. W. . Smilh and Mrs. W. C. Belt. 1 International poultry Wharton BroB. tonic nt 'ViflWa'r7- E2SE 50c and 75c Kivm filendalc ' ! ' R. S. Jcilina, Glendale resident, was a busimss visitor in thla city for soverul hours yesterday. In Monday Mr. and Mra. W. J. Meredith, of Looking tiless, were business visitors in thla city Monday. From Oakland Mra. tleorge McIIugel, of Oak land, spent several hours here yestcrduy shopping and vhitlug. From Brockway Mrs. Chas. Insley and baby, of Brockway, spent yesterday after-' noon In thla city shopping and visiting. Visitor Monday.. A. Kronk motored from Oar den Vulley Mouduy and spent, tlio afternoon here attending to busi ness ufl'utrs. Mr. Condry Visits W. O. Condry. (Herniate resident, was a business visitor in this city yesterday, spending tho faternoon here. On lluslnem S. E. Purby, Garden Valley re sident, motored here yvstenluy and transacted business during the afternoon. From Winchester Monroe Nance motored from Winchester yesterday and spent several hours attending to busi ness matters In this city. From Elgarose Arthur Nelson returned to ElKar ose yesterday afternoon after spending several houra here look ing after business affairs. On IIulnci T. y. Heard motored from Looking Glass yesterday and spent several hours in this city looking after business affairs. Mr. Wood Ii James Wood and daughter of Garden Valley were visitors in this city yesterday and Irunsucted business. From Wilbur Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Olesnn, of Wil bur, spent yesterday afternoon in '.his'city shopping and visiting, re turning home In the evening. Mr. Yasliaw In- Vaahavv Iu rane for several hours yesterday and transacted business. Mrs. Rallry Vllts Mrs. C. H. Hailey. of South Deer Creek. siont yestorilAy after noon in llosehurg visiting with friends and shopping. - . Uulnee, Vi-ltor rafnp1 attending to business matters. Krirksnne Visit Mr. and Mrs. A. Erlrkson nnd , son. Iver. of Looking t.luss. were ! i visitors In this city yesterday. -Hnn.li... im. -I.,,,.!,,- n.wl I " " ow.i.c .'u.o 0,.u..,n m on business. Ifn.. o T Xfl..n..u...tl. , ,. , . i hi Monmouth. where she is a stu - dent at Oregon Nornial. Visits With Friends C. M. Wilson, former resident, was greeting old friends In this city yesterday and attending To business matters. Mr. Wilson Is now a resilient of llrewster VaU ley near the coast. . Mrs. Denn Returning Mrs. Joseph Iienn and son, who have been vIMtlng with relatives Jpr'y. and other eastern points ami ri'ii'tina or t'cri n Ammiv inpw lor tne pal live mourns, are ei- pected to return hero this evening. 1 ;ildo Orange Meets I tilide Orange had as visitors at;to this country, making a tour of iiraiiKc imu an vim.ib i,io i ii is country, malting a tour ot . . M.,h.. ,. riih. their meeting November !S. Stale the Pacific, coast and through the!'1" , pnf.i ST .ied and Master Palmiter and Mr. and II. Ilalley and '.Seymour . ley have been visiting with' some n . .. n-. .... . . . " . Jones of Salem Orange. The Int- ter is chairman of the commillee annolnted nt the last session of the Stale Granae to work with comminees tor oiner organita- mr London, to visit at Mr. Dilu tions to prepare an Income tux ley's old home nnd other points measure to he submitted to the ' in Kngland. The Dudley's have voters next November. been residents of China for the I past twenty-five years. During To Knll For Orient j their stay in 4hls country they Mrs. II. K. Sterling, a nlere of i were well plensed with the sur I)r. and Mrs. C. H. Hailey. vislled rnundlnga and climate, and on with them at their n-ime in Houtn Deer Creek over lhe week end. Mrs. Sterling returned Htiiuluy to Calllnrnia. stopping over in Sac ramento to visit before gnlng on to San Franrisco, from which city she will sail for lhe Orient, and will spend some time in China and Japan. This will be Mrs. Sterling's second trip ar-cros. hav ing travelled in European points previously. lYournm Of lelrse Grange Melrose Grange held an inter esting meeting Nevmber 21. Seven candidates were Initiated In the third and fourth degrees and two members reinstated. Mr. and Mrs. Schrenrk and Mr. Jarkon of Res- me Grange, and Mrs. Hatfield of Icome vis- held at the Grange Hall inanss- giving day. and a program sistlng of the reading of I'resl tHZ' lTC.:ttZ sv-ra1 sons br Mrs. Knapp. piano Hrtionn br MIm VsntKt Krtt and a r-silnK br Ml mi Jore I Bus&tiark was carried ouU 1 Business Visitor John Nachter, resident of Cleve land, spent several hours here yes terday attending to business -affairs. Mrs. McLendon Horns - Mrs. E. K. MrLendon and baby daughter were dismissed from Mer cy hospital today and returned to their home. , Returns to Portland- Mrs. G. W. Hales of Portland, who has been visiting with friends In this city for a few days, has re turned to her home. Visitor Monday J. O. Anderson, member of a firm of chimney manufacturers of Kiacene, spent Monday lu this city looking after business affairs. Enroute South II. J. Puller and Roy L. Crab-tn-e, of Gresham, slopped . over here yesterday for a short time be fore leaving for Klamaih Falls oa I business. , Meeting Announces! The Roseburg embroidery club will hold Its regular meeting on Weditesduy ufterneon nt the home of Mra. II. T. lllooni, SOI Mill street. . Returns to Oak Ridge Lawrence Sharpe, who has been visiting with relatives for several days, has relumed to Oak Ridge, where he Is employed by the South ern Pacific company. TF?fd jJst"CofC(thls city, left last VW.or. i V J- ' evening on train No. ir, for San r l T Francisco, where he wlli spend a J' and sSeutTe f- tlme looking after business lTAU T. bX . i (matters. J hT'lf Vliyr,n 1,1 Jun"j Here From PZZZ- lor H Kh school class program. y Howard, of the Sherman. . - 7. ",",r , Clay and company ofrices la Port- your gift of flowers. A flue line of;, arrlTe ,t'evenlng to tveai " '" Ci Uov" for yout short time on bualnea. at thelo- Returns to College 1 I Jtw Ward Yoniiir has rvtnme1 to( Corvallis, where he Is a mini out at O. A. C. lie has been enjoyinjr a visit "with relatives and friends, over the Thanksgiving vacation. Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Darner and two children returned Momluy fi-om Portland, where thry visited ti,n friends and relatives Thanks : Home From Portland Walter Fisher, who spent two or',. three days In Portland over the! week end looking after business! I t connection with Flxhfrs storo of this city, arrived home Inst nlghf! l jilrn War To Meet ,l. ' Th- i." VI - S i ruytoiho coast, "kldied and was thrown Into a ditch about 'five o'clock yesterday aa Mr. I White nearrd Cama Vulley. The but the l'"- WHCH WUB .HlltS lift 'inn It wn. fn.mrt neceseary to Driner the car to this city for re- jiui.o. lli Is Rohlied 1';:'v',?,wor" 'to 1h'".""; 1!" I HTd ItaileV a roalriont nf I'nrt. ! land, that the latter's house was I entered Saturday and several ar- itlrles of clothing taken. Accord - Ing to the letter Mr. and Mra. supervisor or the Cascade national ilialley went a few blocks from-1 forest a id H. B. Rankin, supervls I their home to the library and ! or of the Crater national forest iipnn their return found that their i -.house had been visited and a suit Shomaksrs Return of clothes, hiking boots, several t Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Shoemaker Mrs. bailey's dresses, and other and family returned to their home articles had been removed. ,fn this city last evening from Port Visit At f'hiirrh Home .. . Manchuria. China .visited" one 'day jRHt wpl,k at tt)e home of Dr. and Mrs. Church. Mr. Dudley Is with I tho Shell Oil company at Manchn- jrla, and has been on a furlough Vnited States. Mr. and Mrs. Dud- , friends at Marshfield. and stopped j over here liefore leaving for nnthnrn nnlnu .!.. .1,1. h n,,.v Will im m New Vori. ri.u- n .nil their return to China Mr. Dudley experts to get a transfer to the I nited Slates and will likely lo- rale on the Pacific coat. ENERGIZE! Grown people often OVeMSold in any quantity at Wharton estimate their strength and!,"r'"' B do not realize that they are ts.ooo.ooo credit for running short on energy. Scott's Emulsion , -,.-!. J .: it.. I "- ""iKiiaio ---:. U Do joriuy your jysiem, jt leProngwithScott', J LmuUlOfL JgJ co ft OWBC VOMlAttst IT. J. Sutherlln Men Here ! A. V. Abeene and son of Suth erlln spent tbe day In Roseburg looking after business affairs. I From Glendale I C. C. Pratt, of Glendalo, spent i few hours yesterday In this city attending to business matters. ' Is Improving I H. L. LeUlanc, of Portland, who has been 111 at his room lu the Ho Hel Umpqua, is reported slightly ' Improved today, . In This Morning I Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Thompson of i Dillard, motored here this morning land spent several hours shopping and transacting business. To Enter Hospital 1. J. Roberts of tills city, left ; yesterday morning for San Fran Islco, whore l,e will eulrr the gen leral hospital for treatment. Visitor In Town- Fred Hensold. Sutherlln resident ! arrived here last evening and is spending a short time- visiting and attending to business affairs. i Here From Glendale 1 J. O. Lystul and son, of Olen ,dale, were among the residents of that city spending the day In Rose burg. Klamath Falls Man Here I Arthur Nichols, who resides at Upper Klamath Lake, was In Rose burg today - visiting friends and attending to business matters. teal store. En rout South Mr. and Mra. J. N. McFadden, of Corvallis, were guests of the Ho tel Umpqua last night. Mr. Mc Fadden was formerly owner of the Hotel Julian at Corvallis. . They are enroute to Tia Juana. Undergoes Operation Doris Glenn Ireland, of II rock -way, who waa admitted to Mercy Hn.Iitfnl RRtnrdnv iiffrlnir from tion this morning. He is reported to be doing as well as could be ex- ' ' EnP0Ut to Coast j y Parker manager of the parker Stages of Salem, accom panied by Mr. Thorn, or Halem, ! Dt,.,.,ui,l tra.r hMrn till, miiriiltiv fnr a short time. They were enroute to Marshfield and coast points on business. ' Visitor Monday Tom Harvey, former fuYnlture sore owner at Coos Hay. was a 4 visitor In this city Monday, spend ing a few hours visiting friends here and attending to business mat ters. Accepts Position at Bank Miss Vera Klore. Looking Glass girl, has accepted a position Id the bookkeeping department at the Roseburg National Rank entering ! on her new duties today. Miss Klore Is taking the position made vacant by the resignation of Miss Kdna Lough. a Forest Officers to Confer Carl II. Neal, supervisor of the I I'mpqua National forest, leaves tomorrow for Meorora tor a joint 1 conference with N. F. Macduff. land, where they visited at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl I). Shoe maker over Thanksgiving and the week end. They made the trip by auto. Accepts Position Here Walter Johnson, recently with i Pt Position at Harth's , T.i,ii..,-w Mr tnhnuin for RimV ! Toggery. Mr. Johnson, for many ! "r" wllh ,he Portland cloihlng i house, comes here Well rerom- ! mended. He entered on his new du- ties yesterday. Visit Hers Yesterday Miss Mona Hchanm, of the Ralem Terminal hotel offices, and Mrs. W. W. clemenson, of Eugene, stop ped over here yesterday to visit. They have been on a trip lo Klam ath Falls, and left today for Marsh field for a visit. Mrs. Clemenson is the wife of the assistant man ager of the Eugene Terminal. They were guests st the Terminal Hotel while here. Try tall meadow oat grass on your bum or pasture. It will stand Imnirht mm tri-ll eftld weather. MARKETING) IOWA CORN CROP tVanrbtnl Hma IMod WlrO CHICAGO. Dee. 1. A five mil lion dollar agricultural credit for Iowa to aid In marketing their i.i,i. m ,mo w.a sub. , - - - ', ,' . .... u a and ftnanr- Ifsdcrs with florrctsry Janllni of th .lopartrm-nt of avri culture. Two 1ntrni!lB( rrfnilt bsnks to bp lorstd at Is Moines and Fort DodirA with a capital Kanlscd at th rArrpnre and to i slock iulcrilMl Mr. i. aiaa fm. a i r jfj a ai i list iiiit rv OATS -et QUICK COOKING ttATSll! Cook2to5 minutes.ohlyJ . x ... : LASTIN GPEACE OF EUROPE NOW UNDER PLEDGE (Continued from Page 1.) 1 nodded their heads In approval at each other, and then at their Ger man colleague. When the pact had been signed Secretary Chamberlain rose and handed Chancellor Luther the allied Interpretation of Article XII of the League of Nations cove nant, taking cognisance of Ger many's position as a disarmed na tion and paving the way for her entry into the League. Again the movie cameras ground out their hlstorlo pictorial records and again the representatives of the signatory nations spoke in turn, this time to declare that their governments would forever fulfill the obligations to which they bad lust subscribed. Peace Common Sentiment. ; The British premier, who was the only ono to employ the English language, was visibly moved when ho announced that his government welcomed the treaty ot Locarno. Oreat Britain, ho added, was cer tain that the treaty would not dis appoint the hopes of the world In laying the foundation for that peace which had so long been sought- His sentiment was that of the other speakers. Dr. Strese nvann delivered bis remarks with vigor and conviction. The only del egate to raise his -voire above con versational tone, he repeatedly struck the table as he made his declarations. Nothing, he said, would serve greater purpose In these days of difficulty than the spirit of good will wblch the treaty evoked. He looked to the future and fruition of the work they had done with great hope. Premier Ilrland of Prance, In a solemn voice, declared there was not a person in the world who was not Interested in the proceedings of the day. "I can sea across the table tho German chancellor," he said, "and 1 am sure I can tell him that 1 have remained a good Frenchman Just as be in coming here has remained a good German but both of us are Europeans." Milestone In History. LONDON. Dec. 1. After the Lo carno ceremony in the foreign of fice today Chancellor Luther of Germany gave the Associated Press this statement: "This day of the signing of the Locarno pact Is a milestone in the history of European nations. It shows the will of all the partners to the treaty to restore peace. Re adjustment to normal economic and political relations will be the ultimate outcome of our endeavors. "I consider that this pact la the first step, but a decisive one, in that direction. The pacification of the world and In its wake the pros perity of nations Is the final aim. There are still obstacles to over come but we are at last so far ad vanced that I can say with assur ance the goal is altalnable." Cook with gas. NOTK'K OP K.r.R OF IIKAI, I'HOI'KHTV In th rirrtiu Court of th Btnt of OrfRon fur th County of Jtlult nomsh. Frohal rprtm-nt. In th matter of the tu of B. F. w iik, itmvmma. Noli Is her-r.y ftlvon that th i undralKned, admlnlmtrmrlx f tha lent ate of II. V. Wllkca, 0rcsitd, 'iiurRiisnt to an orilr of ih Hon. lOrorir Taiwetll, Judir of th atiovo I rntltl1 Court, ntcr-d this 2ft ih ldy of Novfnibor, l2fi, will !! at 'publlo auction to th hlKhat bld ;tl?r. at th front door of tlir Court ! holme mt Douglas County, at lioac ibilrc Oregon, on the tuth day of Irei-rmr. at the hour of II 'o'thM k In the forenoon thereof, all , the right, title and Interent of H. !P. WllkfR. de!ened, and of the Km Itate of H. F. Wllkea, dereaa"d. In land to the followlig dtacribeti real property, to wit: I lola 13 and 14, and all of the aooth half of the aoiitheaat quarter of aerllon l anl the aouihweet :iuarter of the aoiithweiit quarter of sei-tlon five, townehlp twenty, otith of range eleven, went of Wil lamette Meridian. In Uotiglaa Coun ; t'. regon. I The term a nf sale, all caah nr Eart rah halance on credit, a may e deemed beat In tha Intereata of aid estate. All aala will he made I puhjff t to confirtniitlon hy the Court. ! to' piihtlratlon; Ter. t, 192V iTig publtraMon- Iec. 79, 12T, w OUHTIB WfLKKM. Adm'nltnitrlif of the luetat of B. V. Wllkea. deeeaaed. i - AI.HKKT W OKNTVER, Attorney (or Admlnlatiatrlv, 2h idMsco iiidg 1'urtlaud, Oivgon, Ready with the coffee I New Style HO Quick Cooking '.. Oars the tune-uving, cncrgy-buUding breakfast dish. . Flavory oat fljkcj that cook into granular oatmeal in 2 to S minutes! Never tickv, pasty or uninviting. Appetis ing dclk-ious hcxlthfuL Filled with flsvor packed with nourishment. Smooch -arm in texture yet retaining the necessary roughage for easy digestion. ' That"M-nighlcooketf' flavor in only txnimtia Ma MOKI TMAlt SOWAAS MAKBM OF QUALITY raoDUCTS (. Liberty Theatre It's a knockout I Naturally! Jack Dempaey. heavy weight champion of the world, the star. Uses million dollar tista throughout the fray! Also wears the smartest of Bond street clothes! Has a high voltage smile! Makes love like a Hollywood vet eran! And acts like he was born nor the cinema! Goes to prove you can't keep a good man out of the movies! Also Mr. Jack Dempsey. beauti ful and talented Estelle Taylor. , nmu uuiiuBiLvi uci iwuviu uun- blinil ! She decorates , the screen! MlRhty 'harming girl, Mrs. Demp sey, '-I Picture called "Manhattan Mad ness!" Encore release! ()ened Sunday at the Liberty theatre! Go Lots of fun! Lots of excite- ram "" '"."." r " ..T:..7iand for a great many. wlM answer me.,l; w "'""- , , Antl.rs Theatre ' .... ' . . . Urhun Ihn aat u- ii arnte.1 inn t j . i wnats tne gooa ot mei-iAnu 'the uniforms and gowns completed whftl.I t to do m, for the coronation scene of "Theih . .,i, hl.tnrv. Merry Widow," whliih waa filmed at the Metro4ioldwyn-Muyor stu dio under the direction of Erich von Stroheira. their combined ef fect waa so striking that It was decided to film the scene In natur al colors. Some idea of the vivid ness of the coronation may be had when It la realised that the scene Is laid wllhln a tremendous cathe dral, decorated in keeping wllh a nation's gala event, from the altar lo the utmost pillar and nave, and peopled with Innumerable charac ters In the full regalia of the high- scene I. Just one of the many that , The shipment of fire hose recent, patrons will witness when the mod- o"1"" rrlved to ernlied film version of the famous and Is now readyfor use. The operetta. "The Merry Widow.- Pae provides 1.000 extra feet with Mae Murray In the title role 0 h,8. Pvld ng an ample sup shows at the Antli-M theatre to-, tor J1 ed"- Th hoM , . , j with which the department waa K formerly supplied was not sufflcl- Antlers Th.atr. ent to load both trucks if any ap- . . , . . . . ' preclable amount of boss waa used The Antlers theatre will feature ,n , ,,u,r.ng lhe reloadlng one of Warner Bros classics of : wh World" begins a one day engage ment on Wednesday, wllh Patsy Ruth Miller In the title role. This plcturizatlon ot Kathleen Norrls' popular novel has been termed by reviewers In other cities ai one of the most powerful ro mances ever screened, depicting j lhe color and drama In tho every-1 day problems of real people, The story concerns the romance of Hose Klrby (Patsy Huth Miller) j and Jack Talbot (Alan Forrest) j which is wrecked by the machlna-1 tlons of his mother (Helen Dun-1 bar) who arranges his marriage to Kdlth Hodgers (Pauline (iuron), at girl In his own set. Hose vows re- Driver s Visibility Improved One of the marked Improvements in the present Ford Coupe and Tudo Redan is the one-piece windshield and narrow roof pillars. These changes have materially increased visilalny for the driver. : 'lhe lower portion of the windshield I, ourrcd, fitting snugly down aloof the eontnur of the wrwlid ircure against the elements. j Kireptinnal vermis tun is permitted by insullstinn of a channel opeainaT eztmding across the car Jiiat back of the windshield. This rmtts a fuU sweep nf air down behind the instrument board when the windshield, which swings fnnrard. is only slightly open. Lessening of the air draft is effected bjr swinging the windshield TtirtLer out and by closing the windshield tbe air etitr-nt is cut off completely. ... o sun visoris now ckswd at hot h ends sjvlnsit a more sul'Untial anneaianea. ipinpletly eoneealed under the ouvta- on the ouwl whwh lesteuUaa a eowl Ventilator, is tbe gasoline tank Intake .. J y i -o wawvi eave Stt"' T auxtjn nun MaiMA 1" V BKSI11 ClUMMOnnHtf M4 I YJrT V- WMMHWwnaM J rfUii.TS venge when Jack Jllta- ber, and lives only to make him aa miser ably unhappy aa she has been, uutll she finds that her love la stronger than her desire tor re venge. . Moroni Olsen Player The members of the Roseburg Business and Professional Wo men's club have placed on sale the tickets for tbe dramatic produc tion, "The Ship," to be played oar Thursday December 10th by the Moroni Olsen Players aa their sec ond production of the season. From everyone fortunate enomgh to have seen "Pymallon." given by the same group In October, eager reque,u nav, con,, tor tickets. the majority -of the theatre-going public feeling more than- fortunate at being able to iua .three plays in oM flinotOh by such a d!stlbgnlMal group of players. 'The Ship" Is a drama by Bt Jo!n, -rv'ne- f"! the four great questions of tbe anl. m 1 d?ln 'n world? What am I here forT . . . , and that great mystery. Love, In terms of tense modern drama. 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