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U GRANDE EVEH1HG OBSERVER
An Indep&adent Newapaper
Published Dally and Weekly at La
Grande, Oregon, by La C ramie Even
ing Observer Publishing Company.
BRUCE DENNIS, Publisher.
Enttirod at the Pustuffice La Grande
Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter.
Address all Communications to
Th Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
City and County Official Paper.
On Sale in Other Cities Oregon Hotel
News Stand, Portland; Imperial News
Etand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel
News Stand, Portland, Oregon.
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By Carrier
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Daily, per three months...' $1.1)5
Daily, per six months in advance J3.75
Daily, per year ia advance $7.50
Daily, single copy
By Mnll
Dally, per yenr in advance $5.00
Daily, per six months In advance $2.50
Daily, three months 'n tdvance. .$1.25
want to. give up their W'sk the mo
ment hc wur i.Povcr. And thug is
noon L'oniinK, in the opinion of the lu
bor experts, when the available
workers will be ritcded1nien and wo
men friliko. For the "uncertain qires
ent, it is beWer to make place for the
returning soUliern by undertaking pub
lic works .arid artificially stimulating
.industry than to, provide for them by
any wholesale turning of womeit out
of their jobs.
Facts Regarding Army
Sickness.
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f 8 PCMSOft GAS T'Jm'' - -rt
' 71 'I INTERWOVEY'I 1 . ' f.
! Hosiery for Men. WW '
i I No Better Made. ' &MSEEimr . JjimJ '
There has Ieon some criticism of
the medkal d?art rneitt of the army,
htctiue of the hitfh inortitlity from
dim-use. Uii'iuestioimlily the sickness
n, the training camps hns been n
entire of unxioty am! alarm. H 1 wi-ll,
5c!hdWevcr, to keep a proper perspective
on the matter.
Records show that in our Civil wur
tint dhicase death rate in the federal
army was fifi per I0no. In the Span-
lid per 1001). 1m the
bitilv. nor. month 6i
Weekly Observer-Star, by mull, per-inh w:ir it wits
year In advance $1.50 present war it ha Wen reduced to 17
I per 1000.
Ky Country Tla of Yha,
f Liberty.
m Lmnd
One Way to Make Oregon
Conspicuous.
Furthermore, the hitf majority of
d meant.! fatalities have resulted from
the influenza epidemic, for whose ntv
ajcea the medical rorps, to nay the
least, cannot he held whully responMi
hlo. Jh'upitc the extreme handicap
cauKed 1y the chno living quarters of j
the men in the camp, the influenza
mortality seems not to have heen
much higher than among any similar
number of civilian in any smitten
onimnnity, with all the comforts and , U'lnulm; ut the 1-aliM Meus In
JV1 iTV
cnnvenicni'i'S of home treatment.
The real surprise, for ni'ist pcnnlo.
comes from a comparison or batlP'
death rates in the Baine Ihrco wh'..,
Senator Walter Pierce was quoted Kor the numbers engaged this war was
in a Portland paper as saying in oppo. far more deadly lo Americans than
sltion to the road bonding question either of 'the others. In the Kpari.di
that he wanted to have this state an war only five men were killed in bat
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INTEEWOVE
Hosiery for Men.
No Better Made.
Chance never made any great success
It is not chance that's responsible for the style', fit and the- wear of Flor- .
sheim shoes. It's years and years of knowing how and striving.
. You think of the best when you buy clothes. You should think of the best :
when buying footwear. We try to carry only the most up-to-date and
most satisfactory lines we can secure. That's why we sell
J. E. TILT AND FLORSHEIM SHOES
This shoe' in a black calf val.; also in mahogany.
Priced at ....
.$10.00
EFFICIENCY LECTURE
Kelail McrclHtiidi-dnK.
tic out or every 1000. Jn the Civil
war, there were U' deaths per thou
Maud; In the present war, U7 per thou
sand.
. President Khert, with his million
marks a year, is one Ceiman who
might honestly he called a man of
mark.
I.'Oeuvre, n Paris newspaper, snyn
that over 40 per cent of the Paris an
girls want American hushands. Why
not choose American bachelors?
The United Statea has 10,000,000
unnaturalized aliens. Ik-re are ten
million reasons for Americanizatiau
M'hoola.
exception, nu oasis in the desert of
bonded indebtedness being piled up by
other states of the union.
In view of what is being done over
the country for roads if the state of
Oregon keeps out of the movement, it
will be one way by which the stale
would be made conspicuous.
A short compilation of reports from
other sections of the country shows
the trend of the road movement.
The annual postoffice appropriation
bill, as revised and reported out by
the senate postoffice committee pro
vidvs for appropriations of $00,000,
000 within the next three yenra for
the construction nnd maintenance of
roads. To the house hill providing
$:t 57 ,7 82,000 the Bonnie added Senator
Bitnkhoad's Ml 4 appropriating $1)0,
000,000 this yenr and 75,000,000 for
I20 and $75,000,000 for 1921,
Kaunas hns under consideration n
hard surface program that eventually
will cost $00,000,000. This contem
plates severnl thousand miles of high
way connecting all the market centers
and county seats in the state.
Th chairman of the state roads
commission of Maryland has " an
nounced that $(1,000,000 will be spent
on the roan's of the state, beginning
the end of February, provided theM'Uhher to form dm
weather ii favorable. Illinois has nn-;"fo "r vy-H,
proved the issue of $('.0,000,000 of
bonds to he used in the next five years
for the construction of 4S00 miles of
good roads. Utah is interested in go
ing on wilh work stopped by the war,
$1,. 100,000 being available.
Greatest of all are the demands for
work in New York "tatc, where State
llighwny ComnmsuMier Kdwin 5. Uiif-
AX AKTinciAIj ICYK
I'iiwhc Wan Among Ffint to Adopt
New Methods of Sljiht.
AnancementH havo been comput
ed lo bring la this city, on Tuesday
evening at elcht ' o'clock, In the
hlph school Auditorium, the noted
lectnrn and motion pictures, entitl
ed. -Tho TrouhlcH of a Merchant
and How to Stop Them." The lec
ture and pictures will bring to tho
merchant, clerk , and professional
niHii, one of the most fascinating
stories on retail merchandising nnd
store efficiency ever presented. Mr.
(i. V.". Hulley will be the lecturer, and
by moving pictures nnd stereoptlcon
views, will show nnd explain somo
of tho latest and best methods on
storekeeplng arrangement oT goods,
window display, how to wrlto news
papor nds and how to get best re
sults therefrom and many other In
teresting things relating to retail
business.
The feature of the evening will be
HINTS TO CAR DRIVERS
Somo I nI-OoIn That Will lie Appre
ciated by OuiieiN Who Care
Dragging bi it ken cause American
iiwilnrfntM In tiiiM'nt liti-i-n norm it hi rv
losses every year. When either enter-I
gency ir Her vice set has continual
contact between lining and drum, it
means not only needless consump
tion of power and fuel, but exces
sive wear on the entire driving mo
cha n tain of the car, to say nothing
of the damage dono to the brakes
and their linings.
You can easily learn If your brakes
SI
llilll
All lasts in Tilt or Florsheim
shoes. We invite your inspec
tion at any times. . .
PRICES $4.00 UP TO $12.00
Open Saturday
Until
. 8:30 V. ,M.
WAR FINANCE
SHOWS WORLD
POWER OF U. S.
Victory Liberty Lean Will Clinch
America's Position and Prestige
one at a time, and turn them -over by
hand. If they give forth a rujl)in
or scrapping' sound, or if they turn
with unusual difficulty, they are
dragging. The remedy Ilea In ad
justing the bruke 'affected so that
the wheels turns easily nnd without
friction between baud and drum. At
a three-reel Kssanay film, showing I the time see that the brake takes
"The Troubles of a Merchant" the
mistakes that usally occur In tho av
eriiRo store, the Indifference among
clerics on account of lack: of proper
supervision, bad system, poorly ar
ranged stock which resulted In
losses and leaks In the business, nnd
flnuLly caused the merchant to be
come disheartened nnd about to give
How are artificial eyes made?
liefoie the war tho only country to
take up the Industry seriously was
Oermany. A few .other countries have "made
eyes' notably France, which pro
duced ft type made of India-rubber,
tho Iris being painted under the
piece of rounded glass fixed on the
eornws. The J
however, was
foid to be coii';her.iMy r-horted j
Hi ni Ihitf of the glass eye. which
will naturally retain Hh hrb;bl im-is '
and uiifinalncss Tor about two e;irs.
in making class eves the raw ma- j inispfc'S of rhifmber of 'Conm
lei tal consist or cr.si, ghu.s 1 nit-( ;,r,Is f Tn..., M-ichants' -
Iiik and thin glass sticks of color ; Hon-, and other business on:;i
hit: uiittler. A It nj-1 It of lube Is stt
inaiiMMiliili'd over a Ihune tl;;;; ' u
built forms at its (Ht inHy. Ileat-
up the struggle. The Merchant's shiny In addition to removing all
career changed, however, after he ; dirt. A motor cur engine Is exposed!
adopted a system that gave him n J tu more severe operating conditions
proper check on his goods and mon- than a steam engine. Dirt, road dust
ey, rearranged his store and goods! and mud mix with oil, forming a
bo that they attracted customers. andUummy mavs. WIiah this mixture
tiiUKht his clerks how to become 'of oil arid dirt reaciub working parts
moro efficient through being cuurte-it bus the eff". t t, emery. It is det
oua nr.d attentive to the trade. The 1 rlmental to magneto, distributor, nnd
lecture and pictures bring out many citthunvitor operation and lso ini
olher ideas of Interest lo the tiler- pirs the efficiency of the cooling
chant, and nr instructive as well as .vstem of tin? engine eventually.
rlittn uh;hm.
'I'luvm pictures hav'e been shown
hi'toio se-nie of the h-i pest stale ittid
nal ton.il coin entbet;, under t tii
The Treasury Department m a re
cent review of American financial con- t
dltions gives somo data which may
lire dragging by tho following aim- well make the cynics anC half-hearted
pie process. After placing the gears Americans, who' are shaking their
In neutral. Jack up the rear wheels, ' heads over tho Victory Liberty Loan,
take notice. The figures bring out the
latent but tremendous wealth and in
vesting power of America. They fol
low: A bond mnrket which had less than
300,000 customers two yearB ago had,
at the close of 1ft 18, be ween 20,000,000 '
and 2&.000.000 buyeru. '
. This army of American bond buyers
absorbed during 1918 alone $11,165,- :
rG5,8G0 worth of Liberty Bonds bil- ,
lions, not millions, mind you.
r'or the loss-than-two-year war pe
rtod In Its entirety the American pub-1
lie bought $16,974,39.Sj0 in Liberty !
Bonds.
And despite all this, right now bond ;
dealers report a lively demand for all '
aorta of municipal, school and Indus-1
trial securities such a lively demand
that those dealers are looking about
the country for new Issues to market.
All this has one meaning. The Vic?
tory Liberty Loan ia nn assured suc
cess. The American people are going !
to absorb this last Liberty Loan. They
are Rolng to prove that the patriotism
that brought a $l.000.ao0.t00 over
subscription In the Fourth Loan was a
solid patriotism the kind that- sticks
lo the end; not the "hurnih" kind that
ilicT-.ers to sordid cni 1-m when the
bind stops playln:; and the euns cool.
MOt'XTAIN I.IOTTKIt ItO.XF'H.
In the Alps there i ne letter box
at an elevation of nearly ten thou
sand feet above the sea level from
which there are collections four
time a day. Thei'e are several let
ter receptacles' . at on elevation be
tween six thousand and seven thous
and feet. Ohio State Journal.
Fourth Lil-orty loan bonds are ready
for delivery. United States National
bank. 2-21-tf
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CECIL COS FEU
Public Accountant. J
Income Tax Adviser 4
til I Main St., FcndtUon, Oregon
hold firmly, when In operation
.Must Ito Kept Clean.
Too frequently motorists are sat
isfied t keep thuir engine s free
from carbon, but do not attempt to
keep tho exterior of their power
plants clean.. They should take a lea
son from the steam engineers who
keep their machinery bright and
tho
nelii
!.i i-hest
fy sees I ho need nf a vnv expenditure !' " " 11 n " "'niper uure me iouiiil
'no hi mis otun oeenioctt Opiiieseent
in niMitioii to the $7:,0t)0,nim appro
priiition noy being ued. (hio is to
spend mom than a inillieii In thlrly
ncvcn mih'H of stMe aid vo.uls.
Keeping Women in Their
Jobs.
and ee; tnai
or ihe e e.
Thru, by i
of the rtdur
thread like
Mil!
i i lite "white
e ,tis or the skilful u.se
:.tlrl;s, in a kind of
icle nf figure eights.
There is imuli siyiiifi.aute iti the
statement of Ur. lleorge Kirrlnvcy,
New Voik state threetor of llie federal
emplovment servitic. tliat he cxiteet:.
hs thnn li pw ei-nt of the woimn
w ho have held positions during' tin
war to loe them nov ih: ihe war in
over. He is ipioted as saying:
"We arc not advising employers to
release their women workers. We
want them'io make mom fur soldiers,
but at the same time 'to retain its
many of their pieM'iit workers as pos
Pible." This looks like a Miund pdi y. There
.arc inanv case, of euise, hetea
WDinan ought togive way In a relum
ing soldier--'nrt instance, where, lb
woman hns defini ly taken some sol
dier's jnh with the iindnlandiiig that
Fhe win a substitute, and that the jm
should be his ngati nn his titutit. Hut
it would be nu uniiinuHf l1'"'! I
: latter
the lib; is formed. A deft tomh of
blak in the center and the pupil
rcvenh, Ih-elf, All thin time the ar-
liMtn's eves haveMjeen intently wateh
jlnt; the hirudins oi' llie tadial Unh-
i of the iris om he
oer the flume of h
t ions, ami h tve received
com iiifiitlai iim and ei.tl-M Meinet .
The b-et ore and phi u i es h . e
been s.'enied tli!Oii';'i the enu'-1'';V of
of the N.ilhui.il Ca.iit lU';:utcr Com
p:iny, of Diyton, Ohio Tbe-r vi'I
lie ini hiii'( o f-ir admi: d'Mi, in (1
eiy mert h:i:it nnd eh rk in the ci'
will, no doubt. I.'ik i,dvan1n::e of Ii'"
o)ipui lunity otl'ered and intend.
Tl-li;en lUdis Wlieii Cnsteady 1
iien a cr will 0'U bold tho road
e. n at iihi- sate hjh-ch .nnd requires
co' Mant j"i;lini; of tlu; steering
wheel to i. ,) jt traveling in a
-HMi! ht Hit.-, it is generally due to
1oo.seiM- in the st,"rin pear. To'
remedy this, the frnnt wheels should!
be jiie.( l up and testefl for loos: j
Ik- i i by I. thing hold of the upjcr
it ml lower spokes and shaking. If .
t!u e Is precept ible piny, the adjust-!
i .. corns bhould be listened. Thei
im; l:m)( kU sidndle bearirj-'s
i: ml dnii: link connect ins may lie
tested for play In a similar manner j
Thm the sdrr'tig mar itself should.
Some People
Lose Money
By concealing it about their person; by stowing
it away in mugs, jugs and jars; by sewing it up
in skirts and ticks; by tucking it away under
couches and carpets, in cupboards and bureau
drawers. These are some of the ways by which
people lose their money, and sometimes their
lives. Every person who is desirous of laying
aside something for a "Rainy Day" should open
an account with our bank. . .
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
Member Fedora! Reserve System
"If you u fit Id know, llie vnluo of
money go and try to borrow souim; for
lie that goes- borrowing goes a-sor-rowing."
Poor Hl.-hard.
Getting the Thrift hahit Is simply
nritter of buying your first striinp.
Try it. Stevo Urodle took a chance.
SM M'l l TOO I I, vr km; cakk
IMMHilt I ION Al Ti:it TIIK V.I
I Stutlsiles of 1 m hi rV, rati'
ilished bv the federil den:trnue'-,t of
lute's the bulbiior nnd tho bure.nt of immic rat inn
lamp, for upon Lni:iii soimUes. Dmini: the
the ctn reel variathm of t enipei at mo i u r mil, i.,. . in, ;ntn thiw nnnirv
lerji.-ed steadily and rapidly,
be te-ied by turniim Ihe wheel slow
ly and watching th diop arm. If
tho wheel moves an appreciable dis
5ust pub-jt.uico belt. re the arm is affected)
While
Motion i
I nscioua
plained.
catling w!!h her
h i!d was t,i en a
cuke. In ecsiaey
"lh. I just love
mother a
piece of
she- ex-.
chocolate
cerylhlnn ilepeads.
I'resetily the ptociss has re
t-u;e at which tho htilh formation '
iched i emu potent studenls of tho quest ion
is haimed by concent ratltiK the
t la m n u poa "hat jot t ton of It near
oM to the tube Kirst it assumes the
shape someuh.it resemdiug a small
mushroom with a long stem. Then
the Jalt,r Is melted oil ;iud the aen-
eiu, lotnutuon ao.i ituenor ui u.o ,hilt during this period the
eye hear Ihe app.aiane of a shell ...i.i, Wll. r.viche.l
espcetcd It would. In the two months
of July and August. IM1S, only ir.
Oon, i-.i ried. as a.nr.st PO.Otiil feu
the same months in I'.ilil. I'roni
April I, 1 f I T . to September :i0. :i
total of Ii$,;iti2 r.trived at and
l-t.llTtt, departed from our' pots, so
lowest
wit It e
ilie.itis i
ettted
we;i: er
it u 1 ti p.tits thickened by
f special lottb to foi III a pat
irranueinettt, .euahhtig the
to coniiol the eve and to
! general,
in itii'itde tti insist that hen .htt t
,b t.,b. i.t ;bt t.. .ruf K,ils
. . ' . .tiuisln'tl. tl
the men merely became tney arcowo
inovw it in pei feet unison with the
action nf ihe real one.
Ity tliis n.eans the eye is com
plete with the eeeptton of the corrtea
and ttte eiy fine eius (to he nb-serw-d
jn inoit 1i.iuti.il eyesl. TUe
former Vonshu of a sKtllfullT
of eb'itr lass, nnd the
pot on with tiny threads
imilar to that used tu
the tti.- The eve a r.o
ihiii:
liuished. llie t,i.Mittiirn h:
;n ut half ;n hour. -
.ln
ak-
llte'e is 'phiy in the lower end of th
near which must be taken up by iul
Jum ments provided. There should
be just a trifle of play In the steer'
ing wheel to prevent stiffness.
.ohllng a Skid.
When eiporiencod motorists foci
ihe tetr wheels of their cars skid
dirt sideways, they don't apply the
brakes o- open the trottle. They
t row off t ho clutch and turn the
freiit wheels t lie v. ay the car is
skidding, letting tho driving wheels
turn slowly as possible. When
driWtig on a wet road without non-
ln the last four years the new ur-;sktd chains, it is advisable to keep
rivals came ilmo:it entirely front' one pair of wheels on rough pave
(iteat lt 1 1 a fit. Ireland. Italy nnd the. ments or dnt wherever .possible,
Scandinavian countries. Kconoiplc j ,- , . - ,
and mlltary condiU-uli In Kurope KI.Ol'K KKKrS 1" W TKR
lurally enough account ior this fact.
Hut, while th past cap h v
plained without difficulty, the futur
of the tide of mUraiion is mat
ter of much anteT nnd icnlstUni.
What ill hapi'n to hum;''1 Ion
after the t-ne treity ta ined and
shipiung is ft eeil from r-4trlctlon.t?
Wilt (he VlA'.td SlU he tlirtMteil
ed with a huitin flinij, a inant
frar. Will it i t morr winsers tfisu
it iU tr u.Kt. n frlmit In tettis
h.lion A.ltls.'Me ti teafii Imjni(r.i-
cake! It Is nwTully nice."
"t'htrtta." her mother eorrocted,
"you do nnt love cake, yon like It.
Nice is not the proper word in that
eon nee t ion, .mil 'awfully is absurd.
You should have u;-.ed 'very pood.'
'Oh,' and 'just' are red u nil art, aii(i
should have been omitted. Now- say
the sentence correctly "
Ohtiita, who was used to such cor
rections, said "meekly, "I liko choco
I'te cake; it is very good.
She seemed so miserable, how
ever, that the html ess, came to her
rescue with "What Is the matter,
dear? You said It quite "irrsetly."
"Yes. I know." the child replied,
"but it sounded as though I was talk
ing about bread." Everybody's
Mngazine.
Ladies bring, vour hudiand to jw
ll i a widely known fact among ("For Husbands Only" at the Arcade
s-ilota that flour will not only float Wednesday and Thumb. 8-24-41
atter unnieision m aea water, bul 1
uffr very little damage. To a seer- Our offic will 1 nuintaiw.l h
ta.n the a.-tual daniag a baker ia j u ms ,0 the ttort..a r!lillfr t
e outh Vlxlii fubmvi acd a ta
;of flour in tt.f iicean and left it in tae i
water silly-seven hours. A it-iunj
ei(ht nev-rsary to sink st150
yiiind batf, which iulJ rt tipivtrt
td 71 pnumls wti tep of the waitr. it
otiir3td. or fialf ita own gt.
like to have all who f.fe n,rifi t-
xikJ c4tW Ivfbre Mh ilth
RuU Co. Adv. 2
' Vitmet-n yeTow dent, .Tlima, ;
w -. . jm - nam '
e it r c i I
' o rO
a ' it
c
i . . . . .... . Tor r. h IB r ti wrtirui. a iifiuiii iif - i
a,i unVn.at.lo r.Rl.t to iH-onon.ic .,,,.! . . o .. u,iiiit Vfaid ! ''. 1 - 'urJ , ' ' An ,j . .mo.Ua,l !! ) V J" . .! '
r with mn. It only fair to thf.S1 KI.!H N. l'.K - tl,tk-,a , I,,,, v .. .d f r uprnil Imr.I- ,flil'r ,"''' ,,,',M ,? iw'''ls of ,1- Cran.le o " ,'-- p i l"
to give them their chance. And it gwau well--wrliiw tl.ey o.loh t Krutlon K..ltr for two or litre.- K! '"y C'U'. t Uf nd waste ' mn I ,1
urcly best for the ..munity a. u.ler..,1n,-.h,,e Kt.t wta. n.arry trt.-l(,ilea,laUy .. i '' " !.fc,' tSh,.p vo.. w,,t e.B.lvTtV O 'r., A
in the lonK r. that emph " " -"'"". et " " ami fre.h the Im-,1 ,.e 1
d,oul.l he determined by the o ! I ..7 "jr'T". .na V..AWKat ifSctu! y. . ll ie.rf y , . I
worker r.lSier than by,, a..., ' .. . ' fi W 1 , " Y.. . . .. ' , :!... it . r ?- - 0
........ .Miij n-MiHic,,iu,,jt)t5,. I.. ... wii(l(f iei mnruiv ii, ii.ituii(fitt w-rvree will no new in ic.naf r n iS' s
whole,
nbili4vif t'n
thc Oorier-. fex :
ost of the women who lvc.ricn
to j-eonomh' inclefiniloneo throtiprh op
portuiiilies alQrrdcd by tliwaPdu not
i.tv .....ii... l'J... i-... ... 1... ...... te. . to.
i ' '."'rJWMWf.r r ... I nil. ..!.. r'uiii.Li m, irili.ll. n'li.ini w
loved. U.M.ii aifii ni.tltu-.l L.i ntnifh...- v.llu.'A niori. ttftin ft (AiH. i...M.t
Tor id doiuir. (3iiiiiii-l(r.MA'ln.ilh ..f ...i.r.lti.u (4,.t'M will .Mn.lH..,l tltfinfrt. ! .ii.k.Aillli ..nriilttpn Ifnl'af.i.rnnfll. '
this city ha, .-eiiiiireti-d:h:r!;ed ito In the rnunty court ft tt.iltno All tueml.'.-'ia an) friends CI t
with biKOiny. lib county. U-hureh are lnvit..fc ;o tkisei vlo
ocg jviore or tig
JL-aivci Yon Love
Out there, where the narrow- .
in road disappears in the sky
line,are"mystery mountains,".
lon winding canyons, tumb
ling enters and brpad valleys
of fcolden fruit that you have
never seen. .
Why not o this year. Trawl
over nature's- payround
vith a .
Harley-Davidson
TKl choice of tha outdoor man
turdy. dopenJabl, Blway.? ready
to fco one mile or five liundrcti?
Any road is a ooJ read to a Har!'
Davidson lon mule, rceaa only
liltasant minute.
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