La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 05, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-ar , ',,, I ' " o L 9 o O e e o a o 0 0 9 e e . Thursday! ma?j, 021 6 LA GRANDE E VENlNff OBSElft'ER PAGE THREE ....r.. .B. 0 0 a MR. FARMER Il :!'- x 1 Don't worry, abjmt your I "Kelp. Call Blatft 801. We .will secure yourictp at 1 i i Tii Reasonable Fees . TOY YOUNG. : r T-rr j t- i. : kjuit. j uuurson huh jjeuoi, . , i 'Phone Elnek 801. ! Mako tlio Old Home Bright And Your Light Bills Light witS MAZDA LAMPS Let the 11. & S. ELECTRIC .... do it H.&S. Electric Company Wiring, RwaVing, Appli ances, Sanpics and Seiwc 105 DEPOT STREET Phone Red 3931 DIG NIFIED respect murk alV of our efforts. ThoV stride! pro' piiotjt. Is onset veil, by ouV slaf. We deal fuiVv With a!! 0 nntpXn'j us. TAXI Don't forget that we have moved our Taxi Stand from the State Cafe to our wn private Phone, lociitedf in front of J. M. Choiitos Pool Hall, next door 1 1 State Cafe. Calls promptly answered as Usual. Phone Main 41. Clifford George. D. K. Ford DANCE Modern dances-'-Tiiesdtiy and and Saturday niKhts . Ticket Riven each lady dancer, for rrize To ba giv-cn away each Tuefdiy Jii'slft Drawing at 1 iclock Watch this spiao. f'r dates REX HALL N. A. Diselet,'Mgf. . fAnrcounccmeat I C.WI1I be ft'rto In KM J!tn 1 numnaymvprw ks h't ie giVceful. (9old.tlnie Jlan-i wlTl b daid.eMuile by Llady rtiperb lorchejtra. ..iImI Dim fitflt . . . , .. .) a a to be-Stun. I Leooa by appointmenLl(CallMaln4J. Mr.&Mrs.PJ. Powers U Wl ' Ijical News In- Brief i -t r j Funeral Scrvks Friday . All members ot (be G. A. If. ami the W. R. C. are asked to be prs-jnt. Jlojit at the funeral services of R. - .. j o'clock. Interment is to be made In!0? the Island City cemetery. . Baker Sheriff Here- Sheriff Hurlburt of kcr county is ill La Grande today business. Itctimis to Im i.rniido . Luke Ferguson has returned to La Grande, to be with his mother. Mr. Ferguson 1ms been living at The Dalles. Haines Party Here C. E. Meriitt and wifi and Mrs. Thomas Barnes, of Haines, were visit ors in La liramte ;as'. iiigni, stopping at the Foley hotel. Here to Hold Court Judge 'and Mrs. Gustav Ander son, kjt Buker, drove down this morning and will be here tor Sev ille bench on some litigation, the case of Crossen vs. Campbell. Pythian Sister 1'niiy On May 13, the Pythian Sisters have planned for a party tor them selves and invited guests. The ev ening's program will consist of dancing and other tonus of uniuso- nient. Sister is 11! Mm. r.hn.rle S:oon returned Sun day evening from Portland, where! she went to take her sister, ..Miss Mae Wise, to the Portland Open Air Sanitarium. Miss Wise's con dition is 'said to bo much better than it was before she went to Portland. Union Well Represented , A large delegation from Union was over yesterday to attend the county court's road hearing. They also lost no opponuniiy . auv.su.g v ,e ,- niunity here that Union will hold neri' horse show next month and that a new hotel will be ready to accomodate fc, ot ,.,,,lh o.l lh!,l the people who attend, Traib's For Farm Joseph Uuuten has Inuln his house and lot In La Grande, to Mrs. LIUl Warniholz', ol ,Lu Grande, Tor a 100 acre farm in' Camden Coun ty, Missouri. Mr. Ilunteu and fam ily will leave lor their now home immediately. Tlio deal was made through llio ryramid Land Co. Hack lo the Open Country Dunham Wright and grandson left Ibis morning Tor the Medical Springs country after spending a day and a night In La Grande wit) Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Powers. Mr. Wright will give a lecture to J.he Baker schools in the near future on unwritten history of Eastern Oregon. ! $ COMING EVENTS. . May 5. Illustrated lecture en V Africa by Lester Stoddard -J" to iBoy Scouts at Y. M. C. ! A., 7:u0 p. m. May 6. La Gnnde high ' school student body show at high school auditorium. May 7. Baker-La. Grande hign school dual track meet r here, at Fairgrounds. - May 8. Mothers' Day. May 8-9. Lastem Oregon v " ilcntal Conference at Pen- " ' dlcton. I" Miy Vi. National Hospital ! -! Day. May 14. Eastern Oregon J Track Meet, Union. I May 15. Union Hotel opens. J- June 3-4. State B-inker.i' ! I convention, Seaside a'nd As- ! ! toria. ! I', June 7. Special state eicc r tion. - July 2. Dempscy-Carpcntici' ! ! bout, Jersey City. ! July 2-4. State Convention United Artisans, Astoria. ! July 1S-17. State conven- 'I ! tion, Unitel Spanish War I Veterans in Astc.ria. ! .j. May With . .Sunshine . "Men" You will shine in one of our Mado to Oivler Siiif froiy our fttmour How line. Shaynu-Urun and Woolcy 1200 samples y elect"fro 'Have a l it 'Lowest f'y'ces a You save we sell fi CliQt's Clothiery "Jhe Store With i science. Con HO ADAMS AyENUE 611 Frajik.and the Mayor Were Here- "Frank Biawell, until recently a res- of t . Grande but now a business man of North Powder, accompanied Ma"or Forsstiom, were among the roaenthus!asts Here yesterday. Slay- oj- Forsstrom says everything is all right at North Powder, and that the old town is looking better every min ute. Stock Show Horses Pass Through The Blanchett string of buckaroo horses and chariots pasted through La Grande yesterday afternoon on their way to Union to go in training for the Stock Show races. According to George Baird, and George ulways knows what he is talking about, the races this year will be better than ev er before at the show. Medical Springs Was Here in Force Among the number from Medical Springs who were here on the road question before the county court yes terday were: Kd. Hack, George South Dunham Wright, James and L. S Worth, Fred Haller, John Asper, L. tn0 rKat to gve His power to nth A.Wilson and Guy Duncan. Mr. South en ia forKVB sin, and this Is exactly runs the store at Medical Sprinoro and ;.illlt ije Duntiam Wrigh-. is prjprietor of tile Medical Springs hVcl ami health re sort. ' Dan McClellan Is Improving After meeting up with a tick in the mountains a few days ago which tick proceeded to imbed himself in Dan's knee, thereby not only causing : i:.tn n; l.fr la.,ln ; n,.,,-lr in the shap1; of .hreatened'fever and the usual bad effects following a tick bite, Dan McClellan is whipping out the trouble and will soon be able " ' ,,, ,, ..... ... . neainsfi the man. In tiuesiiou biki to hand c the surveying instruments "s ' " .. . ,' , .,, . -i ithen rench their cnnrluslon. W bo on the mountain side. "" " ,, , , .,. .,, I j Salvation Army Drive The drive for ?2700 by the- Salva tion Army in Union county is mak ing good progress, according to a re- mnnnne-. The canvas- , ,,. ,Ti,,j,., ; , nl""'K "1- " ting along very satisfactorily and at a meeting of tho workers in the Salva tion Army hall last night ft was an nounced that the north side was con tributing in greater proportion than the south side. ... Ed Wulf Says Everything is Good Ed Wulf, the successful Telocaset rancher who u few months ago pur chased a home in Union and became a citizen of that1 community; was over yesterday on business. He says farm no giir g hn stgiig II.. TO. os,.cOD- ing is going right ahead and while the little financial flurry is causing some trouble, yet everything is ail right and he can sec nothing but good times ahead in a short time. Adolph Ncwliu Turns Good Heal Word ruceirod by friends of Adolph Newlin states that ho re cently mado sotnq easy money up in Canada. Ilo purchased the rights on a collapsable automobile, wheel for flO.000 and In a few days sold a portion of hla interest for $22,000 retaining a percentage. This Is good news lo his friends it this section. Former l.n tirande Man Dies J. P. Hull, who canto to La Grande with Talbot Shannon a num. ber of yeard ago wjitri .Mr. Shannon entered the harness business here, ;lhfloatr1i'CTfFrTnlOfiin, .May 2nd. Mr. Uell was well known here Tor lie resided In this city for seven years during which time he followed Ihe -harness buatnet with .Mr. (shannon. Later he purchased a similar business at Echo where he has enjoyed prosperity. He leaves a wife and two small child ren, Allien and Irene. Argument In invoice last The arguin'i'Uts In the1 divorce case of itachel Ward vs. Hen Ward will be heard In circuit court Friday befirc. Judge J. W. Knowles. Tes timiy was taken Wednesday. TO. DICK AM) It. VICKY WEICE AMAA:I) AT THE DILAPIDATED CONDfYlON AE THE LA GICA.NUE l)i;POl TIIF.Y AliE IIEICE AM) WILL Aj: )N ADAMS AVENUE SATUICDXJ EVENING. 5-.Vlt J MM l T I -4 fs ii A1 M 'Mm SXPLA1NED i. Every sHIt was taken, both In the large auditorium and gallery, by a capacity crowd wileli assembled lust niglit at the Catholic church to lift- ten to the lecture on the doctrine of confession of sin to a prtost by Kev. Father Donegan. . Xo doctrine or practice of the! Catholic cliurch is so much opposed, to none is thero such a deep-rooted antipathy on the part of most non Catliolics than to the doctrlno and practice of .confession1 he said. "The. reason is that tho doctrine and its origin is misunderstood. I "Christ c.ame to earth to teach I and save all men. Now in tho work of salvation provision must be made for torglvnoBB of sins. Christ had! the power to forgive sins: lie claim'; ed and exercised this right during' His life. The woman taken In ad ultery, the 'MaKdalene, the man sick of the palsy, were some uf those who felt his mercy and received His for elveness. Furthermore, Christ had "Read St. John, chapter 20. verso 19, when Christ after His .rcssuree tion appeared to the apostles. 'Ho celve ye the Holy Ghost." Ho said to them. 'Whose sins yo shall forglvo they are forgiven,' whoso sins yo shall retain shall be retained.' Delegates sent by President Harding," he said, "to pardon, to P-oJe to retain ,,,, ., ""-r ",, ,Z v f.,r and ever iney jnirui'H ib i ii,,nt, , ever they keep In prison must be re tained there. Tho same Is trim or j Christ and Hits apostles. Ho had sins; He gave that power to the apostles. Now, In prder that they exercise this power the evldiniv must ho presented to them and that ran only be done by the confession of sins, by one seeking forgiveness. Only God and tho sinner know th" sins. Nor did this power cease with the death of the nposlles. It was granted to them as orficlals of the church of Christ and was handed iiown by thenl In tlK'lr sueccsHnrK just as the power of I ho president is handed down lo each siU'cssnr of the office.- there js just' at much need of tho power today as at the time of the apostles, and If wo grant the transmission of the power to baptise, preach and oilier powers, why deny that of lorgive ness of sina "Hlstorv." ho eoiUiniicd. "clchr- Iv bears witness to tlio claim and the existence hi the church' from the time of Christ.' And then Fatlier Doiiruau traced the power hack through the sues quoting from various lion Catholic sources lo show that from the time of Christ confession lias existed In the Catholic Church. Explaining the confession in prar- Catholic have to pay to have their lice, the prakiT pointed out that:xins forgiven. , "sorrow for sin and a dotermhiutlfm; "It is a damnable lie and really the' to keep away from sia" were abso- mot foolish of all objections," he, lately necessary. before elu would -be ..aid. "Any priest found (tuilly of, forgiven. ' taking" mt.nry for forjriviiiK fins will j "Restoration of stolen goods, ma'i be suspended from the Use of his! ing good lies about a neighbor and avolding-dangerous persons or es must also lie promised before solution is uranted. . "We contVss to a prb'st," -be said ntOFESSIOXAI. IllltlXTOItY OITSOPATHIO rilTllVlAm DIt. J. I,. l.N'ur.K and Hit. .r. IKi A II I IT INMll.K Dlm' ol women anil i'hMdr-ii a sium-ImIIv. OfU.' I'(uim .MkIm 1 01. Itff. IMotiO" Mhiii t'JIi. Lit Urundu Nalloniil Hunk Jluilunur. PHTSIOIAK AND iUlKlBOBi OR. J. U Mcl'HEHSON Dontlst. billti 4-6. over La Orsnile Nstlunsl linns bulldli.B. Hionc: ufflce, Mala 7111. residence, Itcd SIUS1. DII. It. J. llt'CKMAS'. IXnllut Koijiii 11-15 I'almi r-l!oi.. I. Ilull.lonf. phone Main ill. Lit (ininUo, orcuon. Mrf. M. "W'iHlnniyoti, l'rof,.s'ir of l'rn,u.l l'linl.l MiUwIlury. lu Modison. phone l:d is. 3-ls-inp H ATttnB ;i nm Da. N. IIA Wll.t.K, avr-f'l I" chronic dNesnii. M'-thodn, M"'lirio-Thropy- and Naturopath. Hhln and blood dl.nS"H. DTT1UI dlH4'.iMM Chrnnli- Hd'-h, K-s-m, B-ltil'-. Aprndlellt.. Con.tlpiitn.n, ltow;i TrtMibis; all ktpda of riironlr 1I ease successfully tj.Hed.. Phone Main S03. I!oof)i 1, "2, .3. m-rond Tloor Ctwlldrd nldr.. oppoal). Btai Thf,itre. orflca iioura. 10 to 1! m.T.xo to i;0u p. m. Con.oltaMon Ir. -U ATTOhWTI COCHRAN rwitHAnn-oo. 1 C:ochrcn and C'i.n It. K.lrhrd At lorn-yi. -L Oranda National iian Bulldlnc. R. 3. oflBH). Attnr t fJf- Prar ttraa lo alLHIat an4 P"dra; ej'onrf Ofaca La, Urar1o National Han Bulldlnc. i R. J. KITCHBN, Attortier at t.ar practlcra In all roiirta. tifflra rooms t-J- flranda National. Bank Bulldlnc. La Urande. Orecon OOWTRACTOHi O. J. VLKt.LAV Bllard profi tonal -lll Knlo: a.jr',vli ant taps. Room 11. La !rand National Bank building. Phone Mala ! AttctilTavoTa C B. MILLER. Architect Boon 11 ( La Orande National l!uk Uulldslf Storage Furniture Sale SATURDAY, APRIL 7th, at 2:00 O'Ciock .Strjvyer Holme? Warehouse at Greenwood and Jefferson St. We will dispose of the foilowinjr USED FURNITURE Dining 2)inmg i . IV- . .A i tinier raw iVtric M Mattresi Bed, Carr Furniture Company in anwor to those who clulm wu Hhniild po directly lo CJod, "hreatiso vA:o liolinvo thfH Is tho way t'hrlMt or clcrf'd to havo sin rnrutveu. .Inst hk in hiti'llmti wo rmlv tlio forKlvo licss nl" original hIii through the IuiikIh of nioii, so In ronfcHttiou wc huvn our own sins tukt'ii n wiiy Uu'oiikIi tht) HiinlHU'itllnii of HH'ii up- pointod by C'itrlHt and kUoii IiIh puw or to for?;vfi and nitnin hIiih. "I'Jvi-ry ono In tho Catholic thundi including pjicstH, hhhnps, und the popo ii ro hound hy tho luw of Uu eonfosHion. "Tho coi.rcH.slon a not u uourco of corruption to tho prtcKt any inoro (linn libtoniiiK to cusch Unit are not docont ronupls tho Judo or Inwyor; and us Tor tlio ctiarnu that thoHo wm) KO cunfession become bad, the 'jest people, the most holy people -in the Catholic church are thoso who usu the confession most.1' , After pointing oiit the secrecy of the' confest ionul on the part of the I priest, he scored those who, 'hp said, maliciously spread the calumny that power by the bishop ",a;:. 71hc 'i;re t0ni,l-'ht. .'",!in'!i"lf.",!ab,il 6 years ol re "b-,,:4.., will be on the 'l rue Meaning,,,,, ,ri' :(r,lU,,!1.. M'f Holy Communion." All are most cordinily invited to attend this lecture Fraternal Directory i R. P. O. BL.KS l.a UranOa I,oi No. 4HI. LoIka mnnta each tThuradaT aTonlnii at S o'clock. Home and olub prtvllKOS clicartullf axtonded to all Urotber Elk N.OI.AN BKtFF. Knhltd Ilolet K. I.. I'lWIIWIN, H.ic'v. IHlKltN WtHIDMMN UK AVKttl'.'A La Grando c?anp No. 7"0S tntiot. on tha first and third Thurndnv erin Iiiks of ai:h aionth, In tha K. of P. UalL VlslttriK ,ufrot -nleoma. II. I'. ll.M.I,, V. I'. J.tliK ItuWTni'K, Clrrli. a. W. A A. M. l.a tlranda lcdxa No 41, A. P. A. M., holds rt-tttllar mnnt Ira. Drat and third Fridays at p. m. Cordial walcoma to all las. ona. K. It. (M'VK. W. M. A. C. WII.I.IAMH. Hie. r, o. Afil.hcV Aftna No. Jb, aiu very r'rldar nlKht at Ratclea. L'all Vlaltlolt ntinWH artnoRiA. J. J. MI'llCHIS'lN, w. p; K. HIUDHK.l.U Hittarr. WOODM Bfi OK Til B WOfllu IVI riranda f'avip No. l(.t. Uitta rvarj nrat and third Monday at Koirit-a hall. All vlaltlna nalKhora wal roai. fua payabfr at lha ofli1 "f Mi.- ,l,Tl.. I:.witi zl-z, Iji tirnnde. '.ntloiial t'-irl- I'l'K;. K. LI1J.T r. c. M. J. KITCHKN. n 1a t. O. M. lA llrandq tyfOKe no. Iyal fird'r of Mv'"". bolda j-a;otifr itlrii. cvry W'dn-ady nlshl at 9 p. m. In batrl' Hall, nait to Klka tllldlr-aT. on Wdndt,r vnlnita. Vltora always walcooia. flues par able at La rtrandt T'harma. y. . II. J KIT' lIKl. ni-. tIAItltr "WAIIT, Hoe." KNIOH'Irl OP I'VTIIIAH Ftfd Croaa rdsa Ni, 7. ni.'ta v-ry M'tnday o.wnlrtr In Caatle (tall lK. of I Until, at Ic'p m. A I'yllilan ;b.oaic i all alanine Knlthla i ' vv. Mi, nl:!';, c. i'. ' I, lillAIIAM. K. It. H. -IS. ' . Ihe Mih". li ilrandelx.-la; No Jlone 4cd til.M e . 17, W. il. of M. lHlna m.' flr-4 a 4VW-Tm Thnraday at 1 p. Rl. fyid thlr Veil- - ,, m , nxadar at p bi.. at K. of f "all - " .J'.....'. ,. ?!!.? Vlalllnr Blatira welcome. ,1 II 4f t)r I U!S( ILI I It I B , wm. H. t ci. i kv Con,anVr k.tice. is W reby glviO that the par MAIUUKIK KAION. . J,,wrnh,& MjTnee l UC air, , Record-K.eei4 T., l. ti v. ' P!. B Hope ilhapiar Hi t. . . J. lolda elated ronnniicilcatlun the - find and foorth Wedniada.yOuf ''" month. Vlltln neanbeil eordtaily weicomo Ranges . Phonograph (good condition) Iron Beds, full size Iron Beds, 3-4 size Spring's o-l ; Sjirings, full size Hocking Chairs Chairs Chairs Washer 1 lasher DreVed. CVden Oak lier, ( lolden Oak Dressr Talle, Golden Oak i AIattrcsstull size Dresser, Ivory Dressing Table, Ivory Dresser, Walnut Dining Table, Walnut Chiffonier, Walnut Ded, Walnut Davenport, Short Davenport, long Library Tables Kiddie Koop Electric Sweeper INEW TODAY! FOn SALU 1 BlIgJitlY used Eden washing maclilijTJlioan. Call H. & S. Eloclc 06., Itcd 3 ! 3 1 . . G-5-ir. FOH SALE Typewriter In iperfucl condition. Soo w, H. Lcllo.v over L. & L. Drug Bluru D-S-Up. FOIt SALF,..FIve Vooin bungalow, sleopliiK porch, L;aiKO. i Four blocks from !'. Olbi cash, bin anco, easy letnis i ueal wun owner, riionel HeBf 1832 D.O-lt FOIt SALK KxtrVooly well bred Hruw-tuil Hp 11 jjup. Uargaln Wrlto A, c Observer 6-5-at. FOR SALU Niwl Ualton lidding niaclilno. Writ A, c-o Observer V o-o-;it. 0-5-21. I.ief Police. (IOIM II I'OOl) SALK Tho L. 1 t . ladles will hold a Cooked FondVMabJ Saturday, hexln nlng at 10 ul ni, at J. f!. ilolm'ii grocery. Conn 4arty and got hojnc made ehli ken I pies, baked ham, Haked Ileans, jCalads, Cake.i, l'los and other good things 6-4-2L 80 J-'or Onls Little Uveri Touchers are '.vhrit you need to toucltt up u lazy liver. KO in a box for 2l'ni The best pill and the most for youi; niftney of any sold. FAMILY ORU STOPS LA aAlllDC,ORCaON, SAFETY RA'jbR l.lJ. re-grrund. Any make,? line s doz Newnn's Book Store, lEd'u Crind Shop, P. O. Box 8i. t 3U-l4-t. 818. 't fore'gt ol lion hitir mother ne.xt Sunday. Send hfr flowers. CHJillHVa FMHtlSTB . 'j 0-2 61 j. w. k klu ;;. Expert Tiano Tuning and Repair j log. Kesidenco'rortipr Nortn 'n nn Lake streets. Phono Clack 4171. Ij Grande, Oregon, 81"-tf f Scf rtur assort rrafiaft. of .luuglc Cock Flies, $1. .10 pe dozed. --"Ncwlia Book and tali',ncr Co. ill a Vll-hi FOIt HAM af'Kiern six tfHim house ith six lots. A bargsiii amf easy frrm.i. k' Iska some rfrirfirrtw aaa alav'h a rtuS l'ecn dispotJA i this date Qd ail out stinding :acounta due O the said - rtn,.rlia ore mm .hla i,. JBi.. l Prtnersh are able totter Le tffL (ILiliiond britml V FLK.S-VB. iiair .uu Hi'A'mt.-ianaing accountM Uor ir.lcl,B.lne a?a!.n,t the .id par- tncrshlo are imynblo by the said Pet er I-cClair, vho has taken over all of tho propcrtjt of tho said partnership and will confcnu to operate tho said taxi lino as tic solo owner thereof, Dutcd, Jlny Y"d. 19'L AJBCS McNAMKE. :XEK LcCLAIIl , o-4-at Vanity Fnlt Beauty Shop, 12 De pot atroot. l'hono Red 1761 for ap pointments, 3-31tf SEKD t:0ICN. CJuality and Prlrc sells Stoddard's Seed Corn. Official germinating test, 07. Kxpcriment station use.t this corn every season. Price, 10 cents in small lots, 8 cents In quantity and 8 cents for 2nd grade, 1)1! Va test, ficd 0112. J. D.'.STODIJAIil). . 5-2-o t. Mowoi'mFo .Mothers' Dny. Mothers' Uky '.next Sunday. Ileau- tlful tullpn ld. Narcissi. Order now, CIJKHnvs FLOIUSTS. 4 6-2-CI Lnl Grande Gmptoyn.cni liribelp. Alwayj at youi Ct 4-10-U If you will amino.the attractiva prices on our fishing tackle, you will he as eager lolliltc at it as the fish 1 nro. Newlin Uook and Stationery Co. 44-14-tf NOTICE TO DEBTORS. All persons owlnij debta to Sam Harris, bankrupt, art hereby notified to pay tho same to. the undersigned, or to C. L. Wlnsor, hi representative. at tho office of H. E. Dixon, Rooms W-M, Foley. Hldg., J,a Grande, Ore. 0. W. INGRAM, Trustco in bankruptcy. 3-26-tf Order it mixed b'jflitct of (lowers for Mothers' Day unxt Sflnday. A beautiful boiiuot for J 1 60 to 2.5U. CIIKICICya FLOHI8T8 6-2 -Ot Call the l.a Cinde Employment Office for your hif p. Always at your service. Phone Ulack 801. 4-19-tt FOLEY TAXI I SERVICE I OLI4Y HOft EL Pay ami Niliy Sc4rvice j .Vail. Mun TO "tm4lilllllllMMttrmiiMIIlHritr axi ocrvice Prompt, ancf at all hours. rhonplMaiu 789 cor. 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