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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1928.
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Usued Daily Except 8unday by Tht Nw-Rvlw C In.
Mrubfr of Tb A-aocUtr4 Traa,
Th Asioolnted Priu la esolUBlvely entitled to the .utfo for republt
Mtloa of all newt -fllbpHK hes credli4 to It or not otherwise credited in
tbta paper and to all local newa published herein. All right a of republic
Men of apeclal dUpatt-iiva herein are mlao reserved.
B. W. BATE3
BERT O. BATES..
Vuivrea um nucuud ciana manor
BoBBhurK, Oregon, upflor Art of March 8, lftTI.
1 BUBSChIpTION RATfcS
Oally, por year, by mat! .
Oally alx months, by mall . , ,
nnlly, thrift months, by mall.,,
tally, tingle month, by mall
Oally, by carrier, per month..
"ROSEBURG, OREGOrC'MSDT'MATCH 12, 192!
BUSINESS-LIKE
Indispensable as it is to completion of the Drain-Reeds-port
highway, the projected bridge across the Umpqua river
at Scottsburg merits without question the assistance of the
county as regards the cost of construction. Happily the
county court has hit upon a phi&i whereby such assistance
can be satisfactorily given: the diversion of market road
money in 1929, meeting the approximate time of completion
fcf the bridge, the plan bf&ing predicated upon the ability and
willingness of either the state orthe super road district
directly involved or both to carry the project along until the
county funds can be made available. It is Safe to say thai
this idea will meet with more approval than did tlvS sugges
tion made originally that the county advance its share of the
money at once by drawing on the fund set awilfc for the re
demption of funeral indebtedness bonds. Compliancy wii
that suggestion might have been all right, but it did not
seem business-like to take moncy set aside for the liquida
tionof a debtn order to finance a project Utfit laclSbd the
character of an emergency, ifo county is now pledged to
bear one-third oP the cost a basis c(istont with good
business, and this -ik-dig! should be considered as gilt-edge
assift-ance0 of reimbursement for any fair sum the super
row! district or the :o'.ate mSy have to advance above their
respective quotas to push the Bridge to cofffpl&om.
A degenerate of the lowest type, wiv Ucfowlod this lo
cality w&fi hi presence and unspeakable actions for some
nn Jmj nncuofl mi in tho rP,p nrnirenliirrr. vftirsumii to
4-Un (Intiavtrndhr nvlvirvuiitl Ctfm (
UIU UUOl IVUIJ Hlll.viliwilil - - J -
' of jsueli revdiWng ntiture develop iicfr and then toesmircre
the very name of civiJization. Comiiiisnities as a rule ha.ve
"to undergo "the experience of sueti a case to fully realize how
shocking it can bo to Ih'j uublic sense of decency. Such ex
perience has befallen Uoseburg, afid may providence spare
us a repetition. Prosecution of the local case "by parents of
Jho victims of tho departed pcr9rt Required urajts and a ;
sense of civic dib'.y dttservinr of thg highest commendation, j
In exposing the conduct o the pervert i?t such a great sac
rifice to their personal feelings they perfumed a great ser
vico not (5nly to this community, (tut pernios to other.-? as
well; for human bestiality continues until outraged0 society
hafts it. Roscburg can bo thankful thm Larsoncs-as he calls
hiihself is no longer aMarge to prey upon unsuspecting
youths, ami there is also the hope that he is never the reci
pielit of leniency froifl the parole board without first sub
mitting to the surgesn's jjnife, the only way of comctii?tp
the error which the Creator committed io casing him front!
a human mould. 0
. o o
he national "gel out iUip
bcun. Kf forts will be maC
ber o pcoiilo to the polls in Wii.oyiw' preSidanlial eleeiBm.
lfV w.rthy aim, to b sure.
sense in voting if you Jon't know iust exactly what you're
vtting.fcV. A vle unintellie-itly cast cu o worse for the
.community than no vole at tftl. Get out tbe iocs, by a
meal. see to it lhat the stJ-at-hoicos yo9 dQfiiicg o
th polls knoy wht iWPall :tJ)out. 0
o -o 0 o-
0 Ulats ff to a strawberry growOr of Watcrooo i.mn
wiifljl', Oregon, wluoloids off in i928 jirodnolion 9,i Jhis
Stats. Ileanarkelt'd his vok I'PitPxcs ofslrawl.ejries in
Portland. They S?id fo:- fifly-fjvtj cetfts oOj Theng will
BoogPetluri Dough.o. count J coufil not be first in Use lfiar
fiet'tiris ye;yy, but lhji is lso corlfcim in Ifjue oljfjcrPijtion
of a Poftlnnd vspapor thai Bte I.P.111 ciffinty Ijprries in
QUMlity were far suiari- to latoarrivals from California or
TlSpida." 0
" Rceular siMtlji'ia it teancouvt, W'cyh., tjs week icjjintocl
nitie hundred fir tnoo a'othtOc barracks. StoiO day the s.O
diiS-s williotlP: patrolioon of the nalionj f'cfls flaring the
fire hji'itrd kioscOs, tlu-y should) bu, saflngc oxpciOe of
sprcjal forestry (juiiKD'.s iuqI . Onrgency (abt'-figld ing ciT si
x)l civilians. SiftVliorn thonig'l'os would in-obdtilirs'clconie
such a chance lo l .'ak the monotony of barracks Qiutine by
service tiO 0a!(l be comiQiit'd with coiif?.lcrable rOrealVBi.
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- A C hicago judge suggests a nO.nicipnl "laboigjtory" j
where youth should studyO.II about love. We sungtst Unit
lie nave it 'Ui'$ up illi pai
: ' COMING EVENTS IN ROSEBURG
Cut out this list of dales of oiilstnndint!venta for
the yenr nnd keep it in ynugpovkrt for hnntly reference.
Watch for chntiKca and ndditionul announcements ns they
" may he arranged.
Home Makers" Institute
Amcricini Lepion Auxiliary Knshim
Conference District Kiwrniis (fiver
" Uinpqnn Pout Smoker
- Specinl City Airport Election
. Chrislinn ChuOh Dedication
1 Primary Election
. State Convention of HusO'ss nnd
Pfofessionnl Women's Clubs
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Strawberry Qwnival
Stat3 Convention cQ C. A.
nntJ W. R. C. .
Stcjte P. T. A. Convention
- National Election
State Horticultural Meeting ....
f realilaol uud Manager
Hecretary-Treaaurer
Ti550raT Uie piwc utXici ii
May 17
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ASSISTANCE
PlleO nfc fl -ft OP 11 VPillT.. f :iKiX -
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vote' cmi?oign has already
to gc an unprecedoStoJi num-
But, aer 11, tfco isn't muchP?
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March 14-17
i Show March I 6
March 20
March ii
March 28
( Tentative) April 2
May I
M,.v 19-19-20
Mnv2 1-22-2 3-24
May 24-25-26
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June 27-2ft-2lT-30
...October (ndate st)
No vernier 6
November (no rintr se;
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PPUNE
PICKING
O gosh
Ever time the
Sun shines
We git
Tired workln'
O hum
George Washington nrer told
a lie. March 15 meant nothing in
thoBe days.
H is Impossible to tell the age
of a vaudeville Joke. About all you
can say is It is a week older today
than it was the last time
heard it.
And, an Inner tube Is helpful in
the social swim. Providing, vr
course, It Is equipped with a big
enough car.
Hf
You can Judge fairly welt how
nearly a man Is right by the In'wi.;
alty with which he maintalni
cveryouay else IB wrong.
The name o the klan has been
changed to "Knights of the Great
Forest" They seem to be taking
to the tall timber. o
LAFE PERKINS SEZ
"Don't ferglt to boost fer the
aviation figd."
FSiT CHEST
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Cash0 Prizes to Rc
Given fyfifhcuS Many
Ttemes Already 1
Submitted.
The News-Review Essay Con
ti9'o "What Makos Mo Grow from
Day to I ))," in to be co'.9inued'
until Monday, oMarch 19. Tills ox-
teuainn of
"'.""I?'1 ul
5lSe is rrantfd in tu
tho io. ni la a: outft'lng
schools who fcavo not - hAi atesB
to the informatfon and materials
tiQillahlc through tto MhrarleH to!
Ihe luipila of the city school
Urea? lotnrest is being Hluyvn io
tlio contest ami a great miiy es
Hnys have bon received by the
bNews-Rnvlcw from youthful 'Tit
ers. Heveiffl requests, however,
have been received from the chil
divn of no'al schools asking for
mofe time in whicji to complete
iUolP essays and so the tyite
be extended one iore wiy uu
Oie contest 0)il come to a ciose on
Mondii9 ManOi 19.
The Jews-Review is offering a
Qlrat prize of ?ri for Hie best es
say, !fd2.Ml for the next best, $10
fe the third, fci M for o' he ffMPin
and Sr.00 for the fifth. Tho AlLOrtP
Drolhors Milling Cnmimny Is ot
ferlng au etiual atO)unt for each
L"" 5," co n, J'''
y;i(l',nmi'k c'lTipert rron ( pi- "t-
of Albora Carnnlfon Wlicalflpjs.
This conipn, niunufacturirH of a
Rtnntfavri UO' of food products, Is
''ouily lntoicMl in this ess'vj
n)nt'st and litis .cO'M't.'d to donblo
tho piOio money by kIvi 1
amount iQml to that lo ho paid byO
tho isiO'fi Ktt.'W, so that the as
says wld $)! Qvardeil ttrlzes o
)m, )!ri, Sj. $15 and J10. provid
ed (J'' ueeessnry trademni iO
qinpanies each.
The contest Is Tor (Die purpose
of iittoresiK youni; people In tho
fiQls that resu!01n body biQ&iis.
and t.' essi's a' to dral with Ihc
footls that properly noiOlsh und
hullOa ltenlCD hy- 0
Pupils In tho 7ili. m, 9th id
loth Mrades who have no,Oyet 05
plO'd Ihelr e:iiis. mav. as a n
tOlt of this extO'SiO.if time, hnve
n mil. y to eompleie thr
v(i In time Io compote or One
(Sr tie- five rash prlr.es.
Hi (Member. March 9 lfl the clos
Ihk d:tj ACIress all essavs 0 ihe
lOssay XCD. t editor, Hosebit
.'RvsevtA.
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rests on the cifwy'i.ient
at uses
planes pi' out oi orttr so eastlv.
J8 Imi;iii.s could write, that hlifl
would he their (guv id nnd the plant'
lln'ir Goliath.
INDIAN WAR VEQ
REGAINS MEMORY
) W AM. A WA1.LA, Wixuh , Mar.
I Am-x tnU-il l'rM J. Wtr.M
IS. If Charles Itli-witt. of IVndle
lon, Onuon, is the Charles Hie-'
wttt. Indian war veteran, lhat lie
think! he is. Herbert K. .!.?. nson,
nn;itt:tnt O'fhler in a batik here,
may he able to help turn net bis
pension, Johnson said.
llleultt, in n letter puhlfHlied
v " i n d in Snnkane. said that in
1n77 lie wns wounded by I ml inns
ami forgot his- nh til it y . Me re-nii-mheretl
It ;rt AuMUt, when he
wh Injured atsin.
lUcw itt now seeks Infoitnation
from members nf the firssecond.
third and fourth reKlnients of
Vnlted States cavalry, that le may j
identiiy himfelf. j
Johnson, who cam" here In the
'-ea aa
(Continued from pat b)
sixties, said he recall) d a Charles
111. . itt uhn 1lvi.9 aiTiiu IhA
OUR AMERICAN BIRDS
I Popular Home Lessons in Natural History j
THE BIRD OF THE WEEK
(BY LOUIS ALBERT BANKS)
(Cut out this block each week and you will booh hitve an Interesting
' bird book of your out.)
THE OREGON TOWHEE
By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
The Towhee, in some style, is at
hoim In every part of the United
States. In the east ho covers all
the country from Southern Canada
to the Gulf of Mexioo. The Oregon
tow lie stays on the Job ail the
year from British Columbia south
to lower California, aad west Qt
the Rocky Mountains more abun
dantly In Mates near the coast.
The east era variety loves swampy,
marshy nlacea. but on the western
VOUj coast the towage is specially par
j tial to brushy fence rows. He
loves to haunt thickets and dig in
last year's leaves hunting food. Hu
Is a handsome bird, well set up,
seven and a half inches long in the
West and eight inches long in tho
East. The earn or n towhee has a
Ifiiiil rlr-u r ca H "Qua (nwluu.(ii I
,, ,. ,,. .., i,,ii,i" jfAr
thjB uo )B BOIm,timUH CHiod a
"ChewinaV" In the West he is often
railed a "catbird," not that he
looks at all like the catbird proper
in the Kaat, bu$ because Te often
Rives a cat like "Mew," like a kit
teen. You can easily tell him. We has
a black head and nj-ck, reQJish
brown sides, white underneatn and
a Ions bh&'k tail, while his wings
are splashed with white decora
tions. If you frighten him he
scolds. They like to net iu a
brush pile and they hAVe four or
five iilte eggs speckled Qith
browg. o
Thjj California towhee is drtgi
lolor exnd nfeie and a half luetics
11 yog appratcirtte e?y:h9'.oc
styl Oncl hand craft, IQilor
in of fin clothing you will
coci to our store to see the
tie Spring Stle ni Pt
terra Al!;'ffl &'OVO
The 8ot nlic tan ifd looOn
shoii.'o of the deaert. 0
Gif Hcofflfl
The beoiiful gray of old
Erie.
q l.oT(M)d Rfift
That tokes its nnme from the
O'atcrs of Lake LcmnQil'tn
b.9ftnie Scotland.
Tftese i&c the new colors in
men's djr for Spring.
' PRJTES
o
RliT(f)t from 4)1 ni, wIqiqwoii! with
volunteers to t'li'hf Indians mid
was Rt)iposed KDIed.
,lohi0n9ays he nOn'inhers ihv
funi'ral proenssiiQ (going by as the
body believed to he that of ftle
wid was hurled heiv with mili
tary IQnorsj
C98 Q $.2LE q
CwiQliues all this week. A comae
of (ftnndred Dc bargains. Some -w
1 tlmiiu thiu -iVflnL- fm "iit-r's )
Hale.
B&LL PLAY6SR IS
SOClCtD CCPFICBR
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S,.'N 0TO,1O, Texas. Mar. 12.
-Kuhe Henton. former major
league southpaw pitcher, now with
the Mintn apoliH t iiib. ran ml oi
a curfew law and a theological po
liceman la; t iiignt with the rebuilt
that nenton U nuritn" a pair ot
black eyes and oilier injuries,
following a series or safe rob
Ileitis police were ordered to ques
tion anyone found on the streets
after midnight. Patrolman C. W.
Tliurman, once a llapcist theologl
ca! -i?tuhnt and lay preaeher, at
tempted to qnsii'vi Itontoi. who
resiMteil the queries and after a
brU f contest was taken'o police
head'iuarters from w hert he was
taken to a luwplial. No arges
were laid.
3b
vhe first real picture painted by
M 1 hml Anireln Wis t he tine nn
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the subject of (Sie Umptaiiuu ti
Ot lth,-,n
vwwwywwyvsA vwvwwvyvwvv
long. Ho Is found only In the
southern half or the state, but
sometimes 1 have seen a pair
wandering as lar north aa south
ern Oregon.
The Tawhee
(By Louis Albert Banks)
Hark! Is that a kitten s mew
I hear from underneath the
fence?
Xo! It sounds l!ke one. 'tis true
A scolding towhee takes offt-nsc.
Doil'H In and out the brush
In eoiTeh of ripened tlower
seeds.
Say it kindly, with a hush,
"He'd just as soon have ugly
weeds I "
Always wears his Sunday clothos,
And keepd thorn shining, bright
and clean;
Acts an If he surely knows
He decorates most any scene;
Proudly holds his coal black head,
And strutH the fence a growing
thing,
Jolly thoughts around him spread
And fashing thumb-prfnts mark
his wing.
Towhee, you're aristocrat
Von do not mix with other birds! i
Crowd the room, you take your
hat
And do not wait for parting
words.
You keep a quiet, friendly air;
You sing Sfour sons and tell
your tale,
I'll be your friend and do my share
To feeep you glad on my fence
rail.
i local boy Wins
COMMENDATION FOR
RADIO EXPgfcTNESS
Official commendation from the
vessel's commanding ofriccr and
accordatit entry in his service rec
ord are the rewards received by
LcQia A. Miles, a former Ko.iuDl.
oy, for his splendid work as a ra
dio operator on the U. S. battle
ship Idaho during fleet maneuvers
off the California coast from De
ccer 2!), 1H27, to Jnntry 16,
VJ2H. Handling of slilp-to-shre
traftlo was the Idaho's important
paiO in t'& program, and in ihis
the serviQts of Che rUo were
paramount. The VQisel's personnel
in tills department chanced to be
short, and it was necessary for
young Miles to work some days ao
long r.s eighteen hours. How well
he pei'l'or-med his worjjj Is attested
by his commander's praise. Miles
Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miles,
of Myrtle Cnok. Me was graduated
from the Hoagbw-g high school In
VJ'Jt'd nfid entered the navy two
years later0
mlh RriOWffLOrM.
o LADY IS EfEAD
JoSrs. Pille Donaldson passed
away nt tho hoi? of her mother on
Ui)2 North Iacksr(T street early
Sunday morning after a long Ill
ness a the nge of 42 years. She
was the danger of Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Smith and was born in
Klklon, Oregoi on Dt". 9, 18S5.
She was a school teacher by nro
fession having taugh for Hix
years in tlie Garfield school in Sa
w'm, Oregon. She wia nufirled 'o
William C. Donaldson in Juneau,
Alaska, In 1(120, andie is surviv-
Ol hv Imr hnal.nn.P ,,.tlw,r -Sra
Ol by her husband; mother, 3:s,
Esther Smith, two brothers, L. N.
aad J. P. Smith of Hoaehurg ifid
( Kdlngg, Ore., three sistei flra.
n.Oiha Toner, Yoncalln, Ore., Mrs.
Millie Carr, Sanak, Alaska, 1
iMi h. C. Goodman, Itoseburg,
Ore. GJlso an i(t)nt, Miss Mary
jWells, oijc! icle Darius Wells
both of T$tO. Ore., and an uncle,
V. F. Wells, of Cottage Grove,
, Ore. She was a member of the
Methodist JCpiscopal church and
I tho Order of the Knstern Star. The
sin.iK' htitt htmii itvminvprl In thn
Donxlas I-'Aueial Home and fuOer-T
:nl arrangements will be announced
as soon as relatives arrive.
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MlQ). i. W- roaTER
BygtPD SlieD(8tY
The fifiyial of Mrs. Ida Mar-
fTiirite I'oiler was held in the Ten
Mile church at Ten Mile, SaUlay,
Match H'tii at p. m. Thn rhurcn
wan fUlrinwltn n'lutiver, and
fO'tida oi the deceased al the
floral A'lhuU'H were numerous atiil
beaullitd. Tiev. T. K. Allen, p.is-
Uor of the chuieh, officiating. II. (J)
0. Stearns of the Douglas Funeral
Home was in charj of funeral ar-
tRjieements.
FUNERAL CAL WEIGHT
feLD HESE SUNDAY
The funeral of Calvin West
P. Home In "Oncouver, Wash., on
March fMh. was held in the pirlois
of the Uouglas Funeral Horn",
where yliort services were held.
Iiev -hor of Hie Presbyterian A
,-ht,Ul. ,,ffl. luHiifr A l.n-f.i num.1-'
her of iela!ies and friends of the
deceased were present and the
'oral tributes were numerous nnd
beautiful. He was laid to test be
side his wife, who passed away
several years ntto. In the 1. O. O. j
F. cemetery. The K. of P. lodye
was in charge of services at ta-j
grave.
DR.
NERBAS
DENTIST
PMnle. Etrrctlen
Css When Desire p
Pyorrhea Treated --
I'iioi.e 463 Masonic BMk
stow & xpx
The loaves of bread said, "Oh.i
let s play." The baker man
snapped, "On your way! 'These
Tinles wish to go to Bleep. Don't
bother them right now. And, any
way, we've baked you for a trio
down to the grocery store. Youd'
better run along or there will be
an awful row. . t
And so the bread yelled, 'Oh,;
all riht." The loaves soon disap-
peared from sight. "Why are they
going to the store?" said Clowny. j
"Tell us why!" The baker man)
Lheo Broiled and said. "Of course
t you know that folks eat Drtau.
veii, au i nose loaves win be on
hand for folks who wish to buy."
Then all the little Ttnymites ran
in tne oven. "This dellghtd me
very much," said Carpy, " 'cause j
I'm tired as I can be." Soon Coppy
felt a hit of fear. Said he, "Oh.
gee, it's dark m here. There isn't
any light at all, and I cuu hardly
see."
MDon't worry," cried the biker
man. "Just get whatever sleep you !
can. There's nothing th cuuj
hurt you, and It's just as wn !
toast." Then Scouty's voice canya
from inside. "Oh, this Is fine," he.
loudly cried. "1 hope no oiu; v. tj
ha ffr, 'cause we would
Burely, roast."
...i through the night the Tinles
slept, and real close wutch uio
baker kept. Wee Clowny dreamed
of eating up a great big jelly cake.
It gave him pains which were no
joke. Then morning came and he
awoke, and found It was a droam,
so he waa glad to be awake.
"Hey, all you Tinles, ruu along,
inr vou to be in hVo is wrong.
They're going to light this oven,
and wi" ue 100 not know." The
Tinles promptly ran outside and,
looking hack, wee Seouly cried,
R. R. PRESIDENT
WEDS OMAHA WOMAN
(JLssg;lated Stem Leased Wire)
OMAHA, Nebr., I!ar. 12. Henry
S. Scandrelt, pietildent of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pa
cific railroad, was married yester
day to Mrs. Frances Ilochstetler
DQuierty at &ie (Some ot ut r pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Iloch
stetler. Tliev left immediately after the
ceremony for New York, vhere i
they will spend a short honeymoon
before returning to Chicago, which
t.i .je their home.
Mr. :jandrett recently took ovr
the presidency of the U. . St
& P. railroad. He is 51 years old.
Mrs. Scidrett, who was grants! a
divor a year ago from Frederick
(I. Dau'&erty, is a former qtjieefi ot
the Ak-Sar-Den, &e Omaha Mardi
Gras, and Is considered one oi me
city's most beautiful women.
MOTORCYCLE SEIS
RIDfiK IS BILLED
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 12.
Ridding of his motcgpycle caused
the death Iwre vesterunv cl Joiui
elacheur, Zl. Leading three other :
motorcycle rmers, no turneu irnm
Columbia Boulevard to Kenton
Iloulevard w lieu iflU liiaciiuio
slhiped on the pavement and he
su.ieied a fractured skutl, causing
his death two hours layr at a hos
pital. "FIEEFCK)f " SUIT
A LITCLE TCI3 HOT
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VIXCENXES, France, Mar. 12.
A young biiffi woman, Suzanne Bi-
;8et, discovered what she
' non-inSUmmablo C
claimed
compound
which would protect the pilots of
a bit:' ns gjpnc long enuugh for
them to make a landing.
Jo prove to doubters the effi
cacy of the liqitQ (gjie donned a
flying suit and hol ami then
sirinklcd alcohol over the suit and
set It afire. She soon blazed like
large Christmas pudding. The
conlnation may have been fire-
OUT GUE'oWAY
A RE'rAB'-E
p3lOrE. ? WO
EATiNGr WOuff
MeAL AT
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, "Lfe loM vu HAH! U,MKsi'M on a
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