La Grande evening observer., August 12, 1918, Image 3

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MONDAY, AUGUST 12. 191R
LA' GRANDE RYENTNO ORRISTIYTCB
PAGE THREE
lu iiii wdii'ci, oi k von ljAsr,
ii
Georgette and Satin Join Forces
BED CROSS DRUG
STORE
1
I
Hube Zwulfel is on- his way to
BOYS' CLOTHES
FOR LIVE BOYS
Jjl.oulsvlllu, Kentucky, wUh a di'laii
1 1 j from Hie, morlinniiul school wluli
I J lias buin oiKuiiizcil ill the I'ort-
I In lid Polytechnic. .Mr. Zwoifol
IliWBiit with u (leloKiitlon of l.a
!! The Kodak
!! Di1.... !!
iQriiUdo boya u few weeks ago. Nuta
wefful haa rettirncil from l'ott-
1
store
Social and
I ,
.furry Hlokor
f i Olii HiitornpitH!.
nus lu the
It. H. Dunli'ls
day from Com
was Uoru
I l departure of the detail "iich iiuiii
j bereil 90. The farewell ivieniuiiu s,
J liayB Mr. Zwoifvl today, wero .uiy
, informal and wero attended it? n
'HrK miluber 1 'of people. The
I friends formed ly the boys ip thn
seliool wero out to bid Uicii. Kooii
I bye, ns were also many relative?.
I'll,,),., 1.1 with lli u.ilr.,- ,.ll.. .I..I..I1
;His brother reports that ii?. is well i
eily isattelied v.ih the branrli of fer-
viee ho Is In. mid is enjoying the
best of health. I
yostui!'. It Is likely that Mr. ZiveiM will j
j transferred into the aeroplun? j
iinotor dvision of tne :.riiv i
Vs 7
T. C. Viuitduin
Pukor yesterday
was over from
T. Olson, of Pendleton;
tho city yesterday.
Mrs. New inn ii, of
thee I4y yesterday.
Cuvu, was in
V. H. Padslcy whs
jes-'erny from Ilaiuu.
in the city
J. 1'. Aycry, of W'ealhorhy,
fn the' city yesterday
A. P. Anderson, of Weiser,
lio, was hero yerde-rdtiy.
Ida-
r It AN CIS HAS NO PAdl-lsTS
Dckh Smith, of Klgln, waa a Hun
day visitor in the ci'.
Raymond SnndeiH, of Htchlaiid,
was fn lliu city yetcrday.
AM Inhabitants to Fight for lies t ora
tion of Justice.
PAULS, Aug. 12. There are no pa
cifists hero. Those who have been
called pacifists arc those who are de
termined with tireless zeal to. fight
fur the restoration of France and the
establishment of justice, according to
Charles Edward Russell, a member of
the delegation from the Social I)em!
ocrntic" League of America, before
Jenving to confer with Italian Socialists.
F, N. Caswell, of Imhlcr,
visilor In the elly yeHterday.
P. A.
the city
J. F.
the city
N. T.
the city
Puvis and A. Hall were
yesterday from Alice).
Parrel), and wife were
yesterday from Lustine.
Monela ami wire, were
yelerday from Halfway.
C. K.
JV U
Dohsou, of Medical Springs
Sunday visitor in the cily.
C. If. Stnndfeld, af Standfield.
was a Sunday visitor
' Looking Through a Tunnel. I
,' The llttlo circle of the world you fee 1
when you me looking through the
length of n tiiiinel Is always beautiful
by contrast. No matter If ft is only
!a stretch of fruck with a few scrubby.
1 trees ami an arch of blue sky above
i It, you, looking from (he blackness of
the tunnel, think it n picture- worthy
' nn artist's brush. To the sick good
i health seems happiness etimirih. am)
those who are in trouble ask nothing
, better than r. mind free from care. :
Hut sensible ieotle do hot need to be
! deprived of life's bkvlbgs iu order
to appreciate tiicm.
Detecting M al i ngere rs.
; The iMscovery tif a J.Mitch physician
that sudden sounds may cause the pu
pil of Die eye to dilate lnomcntartfy is
1 ..a"1. bTJ!L.' sasmaas I
Mm. Lock wood, of Cove, was fn
the city Saturday, on a shopping
trip.
Vernon M. Nodhiu and C. YV.
Ket-ord, were over from Ilakor yesterday.
suggested us a novel method of do
fi'cfhiL' tntiliniriTcrM clnimlnfr trt hi to- !
,a Crande. j t,ny d,llf placed in a strong light.
I the nub lee t Ik told to look at some di-'
tant object and, ns the examiner's as- :
sistimt calls off in n bmd voice a nam- I
her of well separated word.? stub as ,
''Attention!" and "Forward march!"
the effect on the pupils can be clearly j
seen. ;
Chay. L. Dunham, of
Oregon, whh a visitor in
yesterday.
Oakland,
the city
Miss Mahlo DougluH.
the Arcade returned fn
Saturday.
organist at
m 1'ortland
Matilda Arenseii and Mrs. While
head, were oyer Trom Hot La lie
cstorday.
Power of tne Buzzard.
The power of the buzzard to -nil
through Ihe air for long periods with
little or no apparent movement of Hu
'i IwM Is due to lis eiiiise of Y.:
v Inc fiurfnee. Bird wfih smaller
(UJiacft mnke up for (his by rapidity
ot tit motion of the wings.
Georgette crepe nud satin have
rivaled one another in afternoon
gowns during ihe present, summer,
with georgette the choice n little more
often than snljn. Hut with summer
on the wane, ihe Indications are that
satin will outstrip georgette and hold
first place in fashion's favor. A
lovely gown is shown iu the picture,
In which these two beautiful materials
have joined forces to make a dress
of wonderful distinction in which
beige colored georgette and black satin
are brightened with a beaded passe
menterie. It Is one of the new evo
lutions that have come utoug fn the
train of slip-over garments. v.
There nre several features In this
new model that wlllcommend It to
the woman who has present ned of a
new afternoon gown. We have come
to the place where It goes without say
ing that an afternoon gown will do
double duty as long as it survives the
demands made upon It for both after
noon ami evening; for It must tRke the
place of evening gowns. To begin with
the most essential of nil things, this
particular model has beautiful lines.
It is cut iu an original manner with
r narrow yoke and upper portion of
the sleeves in oiW The body of the
gown hangs lu straight lines from the
yoke, to whkh it Is altached with hem
stitching. The lower part of the
long flaring sleeve is joined to Ihe up
per portion in the same way, j
The lower part of the gown shows ,
two wide bauds of black satin, one of j
them set on to an uudersllp of silk and '.
the other to the georgette of thu
frock. Where these nre joined two nnr-j
row bands of beaded trimming, lu
hnck and beige, make a very rich and
effective llni.-di. The sleeves are
handed with this trimming at thd
a.
4
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for full-lilooili'tl buys who run anil jump ami finlio
mill rollick for lwys who climb mid slide ami roll ami
romp for boys who fight ami wrestle ami shout.
Clothes that will stand the rub and drub, the scuff and
f:tiib of the hardieststurdiest, daritifiest, ilashingest,
spi iKhtliest youngster of them all, anil come out smiling
very time.
Such Are Our
Elk Brand Clothes
For Boys
JII0AIEMBEI.IT1II.S--O'lir'Huys" Suits an; XOT Men's
Stilts cut ilywn. They, are boyisb not niannisli,
Voiitlifullyles, youthful fabrics constnieted to resist
the roughest usage.
It's a high kind of art to make such Clothing. Alore than mere skill is required real gen
ius. Models designed by specialists, fabrics carefully chosen for llio particular needs of ,
boys neat, bright., cheery. Age (i to .18 years, pS.50.
I'hone nnd
Mail Orders
1'iomptly nud
Carefully
Filled
jm GOLDEN RULE C
On of the 600 It. C. U. Store with nn Annual Purchasing 1'oner of
Orer 60 Million Dollars
!
. 4? LA GRANDE
hand. The uudersllii is of beige col
ored foulard, with a blaek scroll de
sign In it, but. plain foulard or taffeta
is as good ii choice for a gown I hat
Ik to do duty for evening wear. The
narrow sash Is of black Mitlu and
loops over at the back, weighted ut ! , ,
the ends with beaded tassels. A hat "
with black mallnes brim and black' we'1 embrace the chiincu to
pauno velvet crown Is noncommittal choose their branch o' I ho service
ns to whether It is u summer or win-1 now while thu chance, ir still open i
ter affair; it belongs tc either, ami Isjto iIuhi,
a Hue companiou iU'(6 for tho twu,j There
This Is a
Union Store,
and We
Observe
Union Hours
t
STORE
HOUND-UI1 COWUOYS TO (noTICK TO I'KOl'KKTY OWNEKS
HONOR TALLKN (OMUADlCj ok FOURTH ST K IS ETC ;
She Earned It.
. My little daughter came In with a
penny. 1 asked her where she found
j A Poet'i Inspiration.
-- 'V? Joshuu ltoynrdds, who was
fre friend and admirer of (h-;i-
.tsrait'i came upon him uiipxpccI'hHv
onj tfjiy when he was writing "The
Titfoler." ' Sir Joshua, approaching
the door, heard (loldsm ;) r.ljwm
!ng most enrnnstly ns if iHtvcring ;
erroon. Bniering, the artist friend
luuiiu liiu wriinr leciuring a little (jnp
.NAVAL lil'JTit'ITLi " '
IS SOW l .VDKIi WAY
Mrs. Jesslle Matlolt and J. W
Mallotl, of Perry, spent Sunday iu
Lu Crande.
Akin Norby and Carl Walker rl flght him-ond he dld
! It, nnd she said: "I earned It. You ' whieh wns trying to balnncc blmseK
see, Carter called me a had girl ami I ion his hind legs,
was going to tight him, but he had
some pennies, so 1 told him If he
would give mi a oi;nny I wouldn't
spending the week
an outing trip.
at Kemellu on
X. I' raw ford and wl,fert and Mrs
W 1' King, of lCntcrpriKo were visit
friends in the city.
Mrs. licfler. of Myers & Iiler
returned from a business trip to
Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kramer of Astoria,
are in La (J ramie today with a
view of locating here
Jessie Uarker was
Cove yesterd-iy, on
friends in the city
ii own
a visit
jv.it erday,
from
with
Mr. and Mrs. L. Polaek leave ito
night for a trip to the Kast. They
uiill he kick 'Ihe first of the mouth.
t s Discovered Baldwin Apple.
! The other day the people of Wo
' burn, Mass., unvefleil .a granite shaft
i nnd bronze figure of n colonial soldier.
' Cot. Loammi Itatilwin, who was at the
hatile of Lexington, and who had a
' notable war and peace record. Inn who
Is best remembered as the diseoverer
Tf Hip llnhlwin apple. The apple rath
j er than his war record has made Col -!
onel ilnltlwfn famous.
j Remove Smetl of Paint.
j J'lnre a pan full of UgUed charcoal
jln middle of room nnd throw over It
(two hnndfuls of juniper berries, shut
(the windows nnd doors for n day and
j the smell will disappear.
The ndvnntncn of this is that you
j will not have to remove tapestry or
i furniture, as the smoke of the Juniper
! berries is not Injurious to them.
A naval recruit lug party head
ed by Lieut. M. C. Kent. l S. N,
from Ihe olfce of .the 'Jonimandiinl
to Ihe 1.1th Naval District will he
in Pendleton,' Monday nnd Tuesday, '
August 12 and l: and will go on j
from there to Walla Walla, Wash.,)
f or 1 h nisdii v. I-'rldn v u ml Si. t ti r-
Looitlng over Oold .H.iv I i..ni k'.-m iu h .,,., ..r.
' ft.i.jume,, Hir josnua round , Cnr that headed the roi ruitlng
that the Jnk of the last line of "The ,liirly Mi;it villU(, :;)Tll(m ,.lsl
. ,.r mm ei, inuicaiing ; Muy ail(l Ih nyIIniil,
u.taUogmaybonninSpIrutioUtoa;same ((i,ritorv th:.t b.
'that time.
" . ,a . ! The navy which since the do-j
Beneficial Shorebirds. " Ularation of war iriown fiooi i
strikingly ;,u omuiiiition of lit;. mm to onel
rhej0r W(, OV(M. (jnujini nnd ia still !
Peking men to man the liondreils I
of new ship: that tho navy is daily I
nimisr fon.
s knowing loudly
AH the shiuel.irds nre
beneficial ,ln their fond imbltr.
slaughter of these game birds deprlv
the farmer of valuable allies against t(
n .. ernp pests, mimi mtlim? in(o ,
game birds as quail, grouse and phens- j nni i nHtv
l over the
covered at
ant take less Insect fond than the
shorebirds, yet fill of them do a cer
tain nuiount of good, Kvsn hawks and
owls have r bad name which for th'f
roost part is undeserved, it Is said, and
indiscriminate persecution of lueso
uirds is n serious mistake.
the court
finding of
Dr. N. L. Vredenburg. wife and j
child, and Mrs. David Hoe. of Lil-f
lings, Montana, wero visitors iu tho
city yesterday
Scashelfs Instead of Glass.
One curious thing noted by Amcrl-
jrans In the Philippines was the uc by
' natives of seahells In liu of window
Mrs. Kubon Zweifel returned ! Tliere is n hlvnlve mollusk. nu-
from 1'ortland Sundav night. Mr. i tJ? the waters of that part of the
Zwelfel is in the army and Ins
been -transferred from Portland to
a camp in Kentucky.
Mr. ami Mrs. Louis Levi tiger, j
iwvll known resident of Baker, I
I No Romance.
i After Cinderella left,
; chamberlain reported thu
a slipper.
! The prince yawned.
, "Tis n mai'velously small one."'
j "Yes, they buy 'cm too small nnd i
jtben they have to slip 'cm off to rest !
their feet."
! And that's all there wus to the opt
: sode.
on the door at the present time to
tin men below and above t he pre
f sent draft aei within tho, limits
l for entrance into t he navy. -Thou-1
sands of men who have regis! ed
j limit- the present draft, law have
(Since wb-lKfd to eKorei. e a choic'i
i and Io jfi.n ( he amy only to timi
tha. I hey were unable to aecurn Dm
j neeoKiry cect Mlc ate J rftiu their
lot al boards e,nt it Mag i hem to do
,no. Men. 'who will fall within tho
proposed new draft ages would do
is hardly ,n trade that Is
inot represented iu the actjvHIus of
jllie navy and most men that have
ja trade will find thonislves able
to enlist and follow and broaden
j themselves In their trade.
""Alilong ' the - clm?ses of men that.
are urgently needed nt the present
limu are cooks, bakers, macJilnlsts.
I roppcrsmitlnj, riggmn, si ruetural
I steel workers, ta-'lors, etc., men are
iulso being sought Tor aviation con
Uiruclion and repair work and for
many types of special work. The
needs of the navy are so varied
jthat any man who has 'he slightest I
'idea that he would cine to enter
itlie navy should noil Tall to Inter- j
view Lle.'it. Koi:'. i
i
1 Another of the advantages of
j joining i'he navy through Liuul.
Kent is Hint In cases where It Is
Inccessuy or deshahle to do so Io
has the anlhori'y lo grant it far
out g so that a nun can act it ally
JenPsl at Ihe pre.;e,ut lime and will
not be liilk-d into toti e service
Inl II Ihe expiration of this fur
lough. This feature will undoubt
edly appeal strongly lo many mcir
who will fall wlliiln tin new draft
jiuid who would like to enlist and
Hie sure of the neces.airy time in
which lo straighten out their per
Ssonal ahalrs.
j Young- women between 1 X and
'.'Ti ,v(-ms of ago with experience as
: stenographera and typists are in
j demand for the yoomnnetto branch
loT the service. About three huii
! d nvl girbt a re now on d Ml y a t I lie
Navy Yard at Ilrenienton in this
branch of the service,
TlSNDLETON, Aug. 12. Kou ten I
year and more the names of Pell and! Notice is hereby given that under,
llcrtlm Illanchctt have been linked to : nud by virtue of an ordinance of the
nether in cowboy-land and together I City of Lu (jramdf Oregon, adopted
they won prizes nnd championships August 7, 11)18, any legal owner of
wherever there wero contest to teat I property on or adjacent to Fourth
the skill of cowboy and cowgirl. Put Btreet( fl.um, tho 8m,lh line of r 0
at the annual Pemllcton Itound-Up , Venue lo the north line" of C
next month Pertha Planchctt, cham-1 uvenue In La Grandu. Ore., whoq
pion woman rider of tho world, will ; promjrty has been re-nasesscd for the
enter the contests without her hits-; payin0I,t wf lno improvement of said
band. Dell Planchett, ever since tho: i,'ourln street, iu re-assessment Pis
inception of the Iiound-Up one Of Hi" trict No. 51, and whose aasesstnent haa
most consistent winners, now occu-jnot ieon Imid( w he permitted to
pies n hero's grave somewhere in lni0 payment of such assessment in
France. j ten eijunl annual installments, with hi-
Planchett, who was one of the lead- terest thereon in accordance with tha
ing spirits in organising the rough Charter, commencing from the data
riding Troop 1) at Pendleton on lo be when the first installment would have
discharged, because of a touch of; been payable if application had been
rheumatism, "beat it" straight fori made under the original notice of re
Canada after the Kound-Up last fall. ; assessment, by making the appllca-
111 beat you boys over the pond yet, j tion and payment as hereinafter stnt
heboid the boys of his old troop. He
enlisted in the Canadian cavalry, was ,
sent to Kngland at once ami, when
the cavalry was transferred Lo the ar-!
tillery. was one of seven selected be-'
ed. Application must be made lu
writing, signed by the legal ownor
of the property, and filed with the
C ity Recorder within fifteen days
from the Hth day of August, PJIH, the
'world, which bus a shell wven or eight
Inches In diameter, so H:hi as to he
trnn.spnrent. It is plentiful nnd costs
!;'nhlng. Glass is expense.
motored oer to Cnion Sunda;
afternoon, on their way to Coe
t visit with friends theie.
Superintendent Ho'?rt Withy
combe, of the Union Kxperlmental
Farm, motored o er Hot Lake
Sunday afternoon, in vf.it with
Mrs. WftliFfombc's mother, who Is
ijutte III. but ww reported yester
day to be Improving.
Some Fishl
"In my r-.IIre pisentnrial ep.--rme."
said the truthful traveler. "I
never came neross a tisli so aetninmo
dalfng as th shovel fi-h of Smith
Amrlea. It has n snout Hie shape f if
n hovcl and it will Jump out on the
hank and dig bait for you to catch It
will..1
Pastime in Wales.
Knitting w s at one time a fnvorH
iP.i'Uime nrjrrg male farm workers '
: Wales. Fifty years ago shepherd ,
;hoys in Cardiganshire were supplied '.
with HifnYicnt wool to provide tlj-m-rlvi
wiin two pairs of stocking.
Sixpeme per pair wns paid for sloth
'tis in excess of this number.
1 ft
Vint Kd wards cane; over from
piker today to prosid. n the. week
ly rehcutsal of the Community
Choir this evenluc Ho is much
pleased with the wa
choir was conducted
nnd Ihe res pon ye gf v en by t h
niMmbers nt the Info'iual appear
ance of the choir In the Methodist
church.
A Patriotic Duty.
We owe ft nt ,i paip'tilr dofy tn otir
se'vefi and our friend lo -keep fn a
happy frnme of mind. With depressed
spirits v.-p cannot do our liett. Am
Victims of Epilepsy.
The names of Caesar. Mahomet.
poteon nud Pyron spring to miod as
( among the almost innumerable pt ,f
I ! SIlURtrinut men who hnvp sufiVr.Mi i
I'rom epiP psy. Shakespeare ti-nkos '
Casvius tell his hearers that "Cacs-ar
hath the falling sfckiKSs.
.NOTICK.
now. If ever, wo .h-'ild keep furelves The Woman's Relief Corps wi!i give
fn Hiich ct'tiditloii thu we can fulfill to nn ice cream social on the lawn at
In w hich the J the utmtt pverr duty luiHied upon 7::(0 Wednesday evening, PioT Fourth
last evening.' Let us culthate daily the liappv frnmo ' street.. Kvervone welcome. 8-12.-J1
of totnd wld' h makes the rest of the j .
worlu laugh with ua. . ; Gallway-ltetvi Co. only gurage in
city retailing dlslitlat. 8-l"-:it
A choke Hto k ot :io very be-t j ,
MAJ. GEN. W. S. GRAVES
to-V
.!wt
5 y
i
t mi.
KB E. : TJ3
When It Starts.
Not always loit almost always, the
I beginnings of menial and moral In
! ferinriiy are In the home. Kducate
parents to the supreme Importance of
h'ene training of children and the
problems of vice, i. line and poverty
will be far on the way to Milution,
cause of superior horsemanship to fill day of first publication of this notice.
the gaps in the famous Lord Hliath-Th' application must, stato therein
more Horse. In the midst of the (Icr- j that the applicant is tho legal ownor
man offensive last spring, his troop I of the property and give the desert in
charged a wood ami Plapch'dt was : tion thereof; that he waives all de
laid low by a German sniper, ''Those frets both jurisdictional and other
German bullets sure hit hard." were i wise in the proceedings levying such
his last words to his comrades, ac-lasss-emeuls and will pay such as
cording to a letter received her e re- jt-essnient If allowed lo pay In lu
cently from his commander, who paid stallments and make such applf
a high tribute to the famous cowboy's ; cat Ion under the uunvu ordinance
fighting qualities. "d tb" applhaut Hhal also, at I ho
At the Itound-Up of I HIS, which is lime of filing such application, pay
to be held on Sept. I!, 20 and lit, un-po the City Treasurer all lustall
ikr the iiiiKMiceH of the Red Cross. ! menls Hint -would hav.) boeji due
Planchetfs companions of the wild
west will pay a filling tribute, to the
first of famous Kound-Up stars to
make the supreme sacrifice.
Japanese Superstition,
' The Japanese have many curious
uperstiitims about nnioMU, the cho-f
n.ioi.g which Is their b-lief lu fb u-
; pt ruat drill power of foxes.
Almost any price that you choo.sc
to pay for a Kodak, "rout a Dolhu
up to $t, at Sllverlho'-n's. S-H-tf
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FAMILY DRUG STORE
L.A ORANDK.ORCaON.
lintl Ihu n))lf( fillon bonti intitlo nil
dor Uh1 iMilmil iiotlot' r ro-a-'H'.'8-nii'iit
himI Iho inti-rust thorron to Uic
lime of thu lust of f.iu-U iiiHlullmcnts
WfjuM hnvu been piiynhle.
.III1IN COI.I.IDIt,
Uucorilt'r of the City of Ln
H-!l,2l tininili.', OrcRon.
WANTKI) Cleun Whlto Cotlun
Hiii;h nt tlin OUsorvnr Office; 3s
pp- II..
I.
If. A&XS - 1
! NEW TODAY I
SHERRY THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.
; KOH RKNT Four mom nioili'rn bun-
I milow. I'h.ilip Red ."1121. H-I-Jtf
Under Control.'
AVili! "Bump nuya hf h!i cimlml
of hi inr Mic nln.v." (jillls "Tlml's
right. Thtf hl' hnn l intvv.'' Juilye;
Ili.SKItVEIt IVA.VT ADS I'AY
(KK WANTKI) Mr. Purrall, Kngi-'
neering anil Construction Co., Alicl,1
Or. 8-PJtf
Ft ) It SALK-- Ketttaiirau'. and fur
tifshed rooms, will sell cheap. '
Phone Main "."Pi, S-1 2 if
and purest candies tha' money will
buy, you will always ;ind el .Silver
thorns. X-ft-tf
FAMILY DRUG STORE
UA O HAND C OKKQONi
rilltOMC CO.VS I ll'ATIOX. j
! It is by no means an easy mat-!
Icr lo cure thl disedse, hut it (in
j v done In most Instances by taking J
iChniiiberlaln'x Tablet and comply-.
Inir wlih th plain printed diree.
tiona that arr.ttpany each patkau'-
Maj. Gen. Will. am S. Graves Is cna
of the eight new major generals whom
the president hai promoted following
the plan of the wr department In
basing promotions ilrictly on merit
and without regard to seniority. Gen
era! Graves has been cloiely connected
with the new National a 'my, first as
rcrtrry to the aenrrgi e,taff nd Icter
as first a!istcmt to General March.
WANTKP Three girl ushers, at the
Arcade Theatre. Must he over lfil
years of age. Call Arcade Theatre.
8 l'J.'Jt
, -LAST SHOWING TODAY OF
IU SIIMAN AND HAYNK, IN
"Social Quicksands
:.i..l 1(11. 1. ll.MiT iii
"TIIK liKKOliMKI) OCTI.AW "
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