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La Grande Evening Observer
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Branue, Orwfon, by La Grande Mven
lac Oboorver ru"ul!--.ilnfr Oonip-iny,
BUUCB DENNiri, Editor.
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Oretfop, a eooDtt C!jm Mall Matter.
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muy, pur mo ma .mc
On sale In other eltlea Oregon Hotel
Sewe tiland, Portland; Imperial Newa
Stand, 1'urtland; Multnomah Neve
(J land, Portland.
riCAIIIHIl OP AHKOClATBt) PIIEI
The Anfioclaed 1'reHs la exclusively i
ntli.lcd tr um for publication ol all,
newa (llHpfltfhi'i crititd to It or noil
otherwlttu credited in this paper, and,
also the local ue.vss lubllfibed therein 1
all rights of e-puhllcatlon of special
ilspatchtts here, also are reserved.
city am) corvrr orriciax
iAn:ii-
Weekly Ubaerver-Star, by mall
per year, in aavauce
.11.00
Bible Thought. For Todaj
TilK (1JFT OK I'KACK: Votive 1
luavu with you, my peacu I give un
to you; not iih tin; world Kindh,
give 1 unto you. J,et not your heart
bo troubled, null bur lul it bo afraid.
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
YOU SAID A MOITIIITI-.
"Very diHtiniruisln'if. isn't In. 7 lint
d'you know, I think i noticed a little
garlic about him."
"My diur yutinir lady, there's ni
such thinif ah a little Kurlic."
Many mpn say they would I ke to
die with their boots on, hut did you
over hear a tfirl say she woni.l like
to die in her Kulushns.
BIRDS HATCHED
i IT 1 1 in 1 1 nnrrn
) : flip
r
THEORIES DON'T WORK OUT.
A flew
rlo.wi the iv
SPOKANK, Wash., July 5. While
tiavi'linn at tho rale of :in mil".,
an hour, a fond hluchlrd mother '.-
Irmitly hutched two youiiK lilrds hi
iminiirifiit hill would cut a nt built In a broken rrur lamp
rcfiitairc of arrivals iro'n ' 01 ,t rjio
II to 2. We'll have iiiiini,'i ution on
Volstead basis pu'tty nam.
Our government is hurdened with theories. Tin1
dreamer lias been in t lie saddle so lour tliat j)ia:t ieal ideas
are at a premium in aslimi'ton.
Take for instanee, the Labor Hoard which is now at
tempting to take the place of the railroad companies in or-j
tiering a cut in the shopmen's wages it is nothing ini t:il ,1,-' m
or less than the product of a theorist wh lives in the ) -"
high above the world and deals in platitudes and pr-in
language.
There is no law of reason that will sustain tie? -so-call
ed Labor Board's existence. Thcre'arc but two part it
j contract the railroad companies and the employes.!
'The Labor Board is a "bultinskv'' created bv dreamers1 lh(. "..'"'
S .StlllH'UIIL' W
What tins country iht.I- ha muen
as ariytiiinjr elsv is sheriffs with old
tashioiicd AuuiH-aii j;ul.i;iiifa.
TIhs Ku K!ux Klan had nulhiiiK to
j do with the affitir at lierrui, ill. tiut
it it liatl, wiii'.li hide would it have
takin V
can put a j i per cent
. hainl iiKtiuments, if i'
i d we won't say a word.
StMlH'tjtlll s-'
crretaiv .hllo
is to to'.) us that if
doesn't .-iiow a lit-
nii imi to di'.s
.smill.' t ulll'i'C
t"! foci niiiiuycd.
kaiiH lnmrnaiuiniii railnnid ciiuuh'.
ninnhm hotwen Hayvlnw and Cocur
d'Alone city, Idalio.
Ti'f! pnrentH of tlici ' wo yninK
travelers first Htartnd Iiomim buildinu
uperiitious about a inontli u-:o ai:d
Ihn ojiKrt wero discoverd by Kn-KiiifM-r
Kobinson shortly nrter. At
th tiniH of tho diKPovflry. th f ii!t t ni
that t lie p?us would not Jiatch, V.
.1. IIuntiT, fireman (f th train, took
two of tho 01 initial four ft' ha notno i
to be jfhu-iMl und?r h?8 canary bird, i
Mrs. Uluebird, appart'titly tin-'
(hninlcd by thp tlnvft of hei' enh, j
went ahead to tho task at band, and
.s.-veral day auo KiikIiiu t Hohlnsnti
dist-tnered two youn birds. Hh'i ;
made the trtt mgularly. lncludiin'i
THIS STORE IS KNOWN FOR EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES
v;ihi(! i"t; pw.'!
kl alues and all
Many times we iiavo demonstrated the
tills store with special hosiery sales, speei
surpasibins anything preious to them.
Just now, howevr, we are iiitc.rwtini; our etHlniuer.-i
many new fancy numbers, both in color and in texture.
of
fa r
with
"IMIOKNIX" AND
"LA FUANCK"
pure silk hose aro sold here exchtsivtly in La Omrnie.
these two lines may be found jrst what you dosire, a!
any pricj. The treat variety yor. find licre adds to tho
of selecting for the entire faaifly.
.lie re-,.
! prciiy
rvinir polith ians ! one into Spokane, when the
will uegiu tu
eiiKiue j
We
any
leen
bal-
and is thoroughly inipractieal and nou-sensical.
Let th eonipauies and the men settle their own dif
ferences. They ran for years and years and never before
lias there been such a strike as is now on under the Laboi
Board's jurisdiction.'
There should be an open season for dreamers and tlu
dreamer-killer should appear at regular intervals,
have been dreamed into a lot of the worst follies that
government has ever experienced, each op which has
expensive, foolish and destined to upset tin; general
ance of affairs.
What we need is some hard sense and less of these
birds who seek to create something tlmy claim will do the
impossible. Life is full of problems and no dreamer ever
solves them. Life is a game of give and take, and if the
railroad men and the railroad companies were compelled
to (leal with each other direct, with no Labor hoard to
pass the buck' to, conditions. would be a lot better.
a- '
Helping Law Enforcement.
was washed up.
"Tlio train malms a hundred-milf
round trip- from Uayvlew to ('oner!
from one feiiow who knows u Aiene every otner uay, inn :ne
ol' the A. K. 1''-, that il'iiliother blueldrd accompanied her
ould nnniie.c a tax on ov-l ol fwprini; on each trip." Huld Kn;;i.!
new plan lor lai-uiK or iieiemnrt i "
so . 'il l- ImiiuI.i 'till-re WoUlil SOOIl '" Jliaeinm ,il niKOl. i no uiru 1.1
still on the job.
'Qahe often the nuither Is de
layed or something and we pull otr.
without her, only to have her ovr
tuke the train and fly into her nest
while we are going 20 to 30 miley
an Jiour."
"bLACli CAT" hose for children are also sold hero
NEW SATIN BOUDOIR
SLIPPERS
are of very fiuo quality M'tHled
et in.-itvel
SALE OP "
WHITE CANVAS
OXFORDS
White footwear now be
comes the major nioilo lor
the reiiKiiiiilU' summer season-
ind at thiii time we
me pl:u-iiix on sale all hrok
en si.es in white oxfords.
'I'liev nro larce and small
siz. h too. -Most, all have
ni.-liuin heels and t urn
soles very lli;lit and flexi
ble. I'nico-J now at ? -. f D .
WHITE STRAP
PUMPS
?3,E0
Tl'ese have both the
nmliliM and tho low heels.
Senile with one strap, sumo
Willi two. They have turn
soc. and an- ery llitllt and
flexible. l'riced at ?3.5U
p.iir.
ibe
be enough to pav the boys
wj.i.im; i-.Mn;n.
"I heir y-'tir pan loii," said the lad
coile.-tor tioinlly, "would you help the
VV'oihinir lilr!' iionie?"
"( ertainh'," said Ihc man, "where
are they '.' "
CI.KM U IIOV. .
'.laik, do you still love me? You
haen t asked me to marry you for
iwo weeks!"
"Why, .Mai ion, 1 wouldn't ask any
body to many mc for two weeks."
If you can't brine; an enemy to his
l.riees by fair means, just braK oa
him and let nature take its eour.-e.
F1S ANSWER
TO QUESTION
( ilv
DKTHOIT
sfoiiiitfd
Mich.,
An event remarkable In the annals
Of automobile traffic occurred in un
astern city the other day. When a
luckless nutomobilist dashed ulong th'
street at the rate of M) miles nit
hour, and a watchful motorcycle pol
iceman took after him, almost every
car in sight followed suit. Soon the
chase became a I on if procession, all
rushing through the crowded thor
oughfares and around enrners at risk
of their lives and everybody else''.
in n frenzied effort to help that soli
for centuries. It is the skillful ar
lantfement- of fitiwors. A five-day
scIujoI in this subject has been con
dueted in New York, with 111 students,
among whom wue members from
Texas, Kansas, Indiana, California
and Stuth Africa.
1 'ash ions, it seems, have changed
greatly in flowers of late. The youm:
man no longer trits to make a show
of extravagance -with his girl, hut' of
good taste.
'Twenty years airo," said Ck
tcicher, "roses and carnations were
the only flowers considered proper
smiKwmv
Ol ihiam Kcllar,
Press.)
July 5. What
"I found the au
itif; a collection
f local historical material," said
Miss May Wood WiKKintuii f Don-
t'olo., bel'oi'o tile conference of
the Aineriean Library association
here today. ''It pave me a fine
ii:inrr:iuiic view of the American
ALW AS frontier. The frontier hi tho one
weat to the c:-iexperiMnce common to all America
M.M'I.Mi .'MIP..MHM' u 1. v KwVi i js Americanism?
"Uo you claim to be a K"Jil leader' HWer hile ejtaloi
01 tnv people ; ;
"Not I'Mictlv" jcplied Senator1
Sorghum, "I only try t to be a good ' V(,r
gucsM'r as lo w MiLfi Uay ine peop
are gping next."
liU " jand that oilier races hnvo not. Kuril
To get a v.u-.nip on the. sly; . iet:,t(1 n lur i,lia been thu frontier.
At the loot bt thc-flan-r he found his, Am,,ran development has exhibited
w:lc thie a r,ititrn to primitive conditions on
Lnd didn t she gtvu him the a C(Jmin tiully udvancing frontier line.
' "This roiitiniinl i-fhirth ua1 t'.uiil- Htmk of Chii-nn. hnt hopn invito! r.
the most ity of Ameiienn history, offering j deliver one of the talks, and George
new opportunities, enforced equality, ; l. Long of Tacoma is on t!ie program
These are of very fiuo quulitv (Mttlled satin.
Very pretty shades of rose an I bhtt. T'li.'
have, the soft added sole, a pom-pom at the
instep and aro in all sizes just in today.
t'neea $;:.no pair.
BATHING SHOES
$1.25
Iliilliin:: in a tank where hoards nnelit be
come roii'jli or buthiuir In the serf- 1 i ; v h t cork
sole liiitiiim; shoos will add oiisi.terable lo tho
too. fort of the switu. They 10 Iff. lit tia u
fe. liner. Triced vl.-C pair.
tne rank of vice-president.
The program for the convention in
cludes sessions for each day and even
ing beninnin!; witii leatherings aad
siedit-seeinij trips July Hi.
President Hobert U. , Locke of the
Federal 'Reserve Hani; of Detroit.
I Mich., is formally lo open the conven
tion Monday, July 17, anil reports
from him and J:nm the txece,')',vf:
eounvil will he received, l'rof. Kdward
S- Meaney ,of the University of
Washington, Seattle, is en the pro
iriam for un undress on "The History
of the Northwest" for Monday morn arrive here ii
ina:. A trip to a mill and an inspc--! Those inter
AIRPLANE FOR
t'T"
i i.uro
tion of Municipal terminal No. 4 will r W
occupy Monday afttrnocn.
Tuesday will be devoted to an out
ing ou the Columbia river high way 1 1
Wednesday morning there will be a
debate with W. G. 1 Price, of the
National City Bank of New Y01
City, chairman of the public speak
ing and debate committee, presidng.
Wedinesday morning also there
will be a conference of chapter presi
dents' and a departmental conference,
and Wednesday afternoon there will
be two addresses. Arthur Reynolds!
01 the Continental and tommertia.
NOHTH POWDKR. July ". A le-' tj4(J lor,
eal aeroplane co.npany is the latent,
addition to .North Powdt-r's romie -r-J
cial fltld. The plane is expected t . H'-nk
about ten iny.-i. I vkc
sted in t!;is eu:ur;-
Kirom :i:ui Willi. im tfotley. Mr. Hot
li'y lias seen rvice "a'ross the
pond'' in tho, iii i iai tifpat'Liuent. lit
act. he was efficient entui:h alon
this line to be placed as a tetieher
in1 , iieroii.iutics during tiie World
lie was a lust lieutenant la
'.ervk'i, ;iml participated in pnv
llihts oer the battlefields of
; e. lit- will act as pilot for
oral concern.
yiiiir horn for prompt curb
Newiirt liriig Co- 7-5-2 1
iit. Dnlton,
.Iward
.1
i;i'AI THI-: WANT- AIS!
Kf fu.'ieiii'y is producin,
with tiie lea.ft offo.t.
tary officer apprehend the uffender.l tor wedding decoiations. loday you
When the law-breaker, after a long!see great u-e of hardy perenniitis and!
chase, was finally crowded into tin
curb and arrested at the point of the
policeman's revolver, 'JO motorist-
swarmed out of their cars armed with
wrenches and hammers, lo make sure
lhat there was no escape, and offer
ing their names as witnesses. And
gome of them shouted, "Lynch him!"
Those, pursuing drivers really did
more harm than good, as far as the
case nt hand was concerned- They
thorouirhly disorganized t raff ice fori
a couple of miles, and some of them 'of mot
were arrested themselves for break-1 taste
CI' TO HIM.
lie A ks is tlir language of love.
She Why don't you sav some-
flowers that- can be got for much less lI1ing.
runeral f!weis are no longer chosen
for their gloomy effect, but with the
idea of cheei ing the bcreavetl with
their briuhtne.s."
The newest thing in bridal boiniuet
is that in which a small bunch of
flowers is set in tile center of th.'
large one It can ' be separated from j
the big bouquet and worn as a cors -j
age by the departing bride.
These things are entertaining, bm
:luer is that word that good,
toning into style again. Ac-'
YOC lllU'fY THING!
'"Do you thin!; thought transfer
ence is possible 7" 1 a -died.
"I know it i -," she replied an 1
then slapped my face.
The trouble with most of us is that
our past is too near and our future
too far away.
ing the speed law. Hut the incident j
nevertheless is instructive and whole
some. It shows how motorists have chang
ed their own attitude toward the law
From the half-cnntemptunu definite
of traffic ordinances which was all
too common a few years ago, they atv
coming, as a class, to regard the
breaking of these ordinances with a
much seriouMiess as the police author - f(.,
lties.no. wnat is more important, ,,.
they themselves are ueginning o use
their best efforts to help in ihu en
forcement of traffic laws, and to pun
co 1 ding to the success man a ine-,
anyone can make money. Hut accord
ing G our observation, too few peopl
have dependable and indep'.'n lei ,
taste. If the florists can help culti
vate it shall
flowcis?
"If:
we thank them wi'.h w ill d
Kv
oopte
some
rend
heli-
We can't understand how that bank
in Go'iunuy faiteil for :iu.,imii,(Mn
mat ks. St tine accident in the press
loom, J'-::1;::1'!
HIS SACHIITCK.
getlitvr so tiial some ft lierv
niiit anytl'.ing to get a motor
en i," pcvoluy declared t hi jr.tunt Mis
snuian. "Ike Shook swapped five of
his bct bounds yesietday for a sec
oiul hjiiid Korib"
the simplicity of primitive, society.
'furnishes the most distinctive force
: dominating American character.
Kach -Mate in turn lias been biiilt
by men with the spirit of adventure,
'hardihood, sttirdv indpondenco, for
titude and courage of the frontiers
man. This is our one 10111 mon foun-
! da tion N 0111 which to build up
. national t diameter,
"If wo admit this lasting and In-
, er:Hlicabb influence 'of the frontier
upon the American character and
the character building power flowing
out of tho comjuost of a contiiionl
and a century of struggle with the
wilderness the duty of the librarian
is cloar.
"We believe in the power of books
to carry on this tradition. We must
see that the n;U ion does not forget
the strong lessons in hat lino when
we v "re all Amerittiiis."
ish nd ostrac.r-e those who wil not.; Th;(t )(iw mi,l(mik of yvsvixn
m-.pnesce. When thin comes about ., lmn)i, , . Tjimpi. is pri,ltv A?h(
the battle for traffic safety is almost 1 rv.X(Uns nlloltt jt( W(1 '..f uun.l
xvon" ' I what the Mtxicans think ahout our
'labor tiouldes in outhoin Illinois?
r. v body's trying to invent
r. the sntne lie in is an air ma-j
that wil 1 go straight up in tiu-, , , , , """" ,
U'ht- lu.tltio ? V, , n it. Iimv,.; AlJer thanking tne lord tor
very successful helicopters n- meal, iloti't find fault willt the cook,
-in' Hit' United Suites s-nsite. !'
o i Alii
.HNKFRSTfl RO
wiiisiik.nu w ww
News Pictures.
The latest newspaper craze, most
violent in New York, is news pictures.
Some of the evening papers have lak
en to printing editions at 1(1 o'clock
in the morning, made up entirely 01
pictures. All the papers there an
publshing far moie "news cuts" than
ever before, and the same tendency
is observable, in varying degree, a!l
over the country.
( "People want to see what is hap
pening at a glance," cay the editors.
Ami from the way the public take
to the idea,- they seem to be right. It
is the old principle of big headlines.
Improved on. A goc-d picture of an
interesting event tells the story (ax
more quickly and effectively than anvl
.type could do. I
Important people fall in readily'
at th'
ft edit turn have decitud tha
sale of wedding ruins on tne in-ta'-no'tit
plan nni-t ston S ma iter '."
Ih-'i't the weddings hold long enough
to get the rings paid for ?
The Prince of Monaco owir.-r of J
Monte ar!o never "-ambled. IL 1
knew ton nutt'h uitout gambling, j
"Pupa, d;d .lack a. k you fur
my hand hist night ?"'
Had: "Why, ro. Jack: taiked ipiite
sen-ilily all exening. (;
HP I PASS Tlii: t (H.LIX TION
lu I .HST.
Wo will s'and a m sing My Path
or ;i a t 'oi'li derate Si'!t!i-r, i'ut IU
W a IVo i SMit "
TO PORTLAND
Itlv nntrliitc(l lrriMt
POUTLANh, On-.. Ju'y 5. Delo
gates from all parts of the count rv
are expected to attend the annual
convention here duly Pi-'itr oi' th.1
for an ' industrial address. Caucuses
aie to lie held Wedne.-day evening.
Dr. (W. J. Hindley, of Spokane, edu
cational director of the Washington
State Retailers' association, is t'
speak Thursday morning, ami K. I'
Kendall of Portland, is alu expected
o talk. In the afternoon, Prank! ir,
T. Griffith of Portland, is to speak.
The convention will close with a
dance Thursday nighL.
A Classified Ad Will On W
Aineilcan
01 "ani':'to
t.tute
f l-itik
f
Hanking.
an
Ail
WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST
THRILL IN YOUR LIFE ?
YOU'LL GET A NEW
ONE
5 ,'. ..if. 1 --dls-
GIVES NEW LIFE TO SHOES
The Shinol'a box has an easy turning-key that
automatically lifts, tha lid. No soiled hands or
broken finger nails.
Black, Tan, White, Ox-blood and Brown.
Always lOc
To make thoe nentnew an eay habit get the
SHiNOLA Home Set.
A genuine brittle dauber which cleans tho
hoes, applies poli&n quickly and easily.
Large lambs' wool polisher brirrja
the shine with a tew strokes.
It's beat to satf
n
mm
ROYAL STORK IS
Take Care of Your Dollars and Your
Dollars Will Take Care of you.
EXPECTED SOI k
l.ON'UON.
.lulv 5.- -Til
with thin fml, iui p.Mu fur lu-tniti. nimor in lnf.iii umi i-.mii rii.l.-s
IihnUw with 11 williiiKiR." nrvi-r kmnvn t lint I'tIihths Miiry Is i-xi iik a
H'fore. (visit from Hi.. .s,ik In O, iii'.rr.
It in, imiwii, the ugf t( pi. tuiTH. UiimvIiv , ,.,.uniiim (,., ti. (, i i,.,i
Is I'vcrythil (t C"inif t 1P lii'ivii'-lzcil .' Lord Lnhri'lk'S liml Ills iiv aro
Where it will all Irml tu wi- rnnnut !nif duictlv nt i ln-st.M I h hl hti".
nay, hut u thoucht (nun "mvult s i-! I.onilnii. iivoiilini. hlu ilniii vs niui
0
Syslcmal
niiiu', is lln
fl'.-S. " Villi
ki.."
if s;iiii.u;, however fiinnll the hein
siire. w;iv In indeneinli'iice ;unl so
iNinnot cat yuiir pie mul have it,
ence wiuirpsts itcn. tici-iiltm snv
thnt )iituic of evrrytlimir that hap.
pen.s nr over has iiappi. nrd ari- iin
printcil in thu "astial li:ht," whorv
thcy mav bp read hy unyiinn wlm if,.
vplops hi? innor puwi-ra. Wl.n tlu-rni-H
has thu Irviliii'iil its potwrs
pvidcntiy iiip pht tnniph,.i n- mid p-i-vavpra
and editor ure KuiK to lr.'
out of a job.
Floristry.
. Tip iifw .ioni-iui ait --i. rail-.
''Kloti.stry."' But it w-i,dltl-'t U- pun
silll'H-ll llt'W in .Iiipiin, Willi it .;..
litYn i'url i( the ct'scntiul Pdui.iiliuii oral I'lm-tkc ef hu .r9. uiu
fiinitloin ami not holni: piosi-iit oni
at the MVoiul rourt pi-i-scntal Ion lust
W'-'k, wll.-n Mrs. lit.o-i; l!;lrt'V.
who of Hip Aint-rii-au ainkiKwulor.
pl'tKi'iiti'il 11 11 11 111 h.-v oT Aiin'rli-iin ,i
dios. K !! rlnl.l Is 11 son . uill ho
"thp liinioi ,a.l ,r. I.asrri . s,'' tint
10 u ill m ttt o his tuth. m i. (in,.,
l.oid l.a . !. tliionsh Ins
fiitlu r li-ir ,!!,. of luil.? 01
ILir.-woitd. .
If n Ov. 4 in..-ii :-.i ml
i tuv:.t-i v, u. 1 ,
lh h. anil 4 AV1 V .-hril.1. I.-
j After the j;
i Celebration i i
1 tt:
ii-
ic lil'Vl
el ll
1 llliis lip,
III ll' I 1111
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your films to '
. Alwavs the
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111 unyiy
lied tomorrow
RED CH0SS DRU
!
if.
We iu ile you (o oi'en your aeeounl with us and
offer you our serviees and the I'aeilities of tliis
li.iuk." You will he treated with courtesy and
eonsidt:ral ion. and our (officers will he .n'lad'to
jlj. i x e assistance and advice in any matter you may
isuhmit to them.
la Grande National
Since we have iiircliasetl
Pharmacy, restocking e-(-ry
Druus, Candies, Stationery,
'i.u'ai's and ne w yood.-
express every tlay
fl'ienils to call and
Ihe Xcwlin Drue;
if looiknu- after the cust niers
and their fiiends salisiied will
want aho e all Ise is a satisi ii
want his jiermauei.t trade. T
the !,a (Irande
ine wit h new fresh
toilet Articles and
arriving hy friduht and
ask oiir friends and their
its. e are !jiinir to run
oinpa.ny to your sat inaction,
ind ha'ini;- them
do it. What we
1 customer. We
do this mi can
, we
see
rest assured that wi
"nods and 1 he rilit
every artiele we sell th.rouuh tin
are niun' to uive the riuht
prices. We douhle cuariintee
maker and
through ' ii'?
-ted It
on;. in
id se
price
man,
on us
and
We will
h"'iieh.
lii'd in
stoiv.
meet or heat anv
uses, "(. want eve'-y
Union cou'itv to call"
r I'ee
Slamp
sol' & i d a m . i-;
2V.000.00
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lienverv iiee telepimne. it' directoi".
ii'-achine - -ininir. Kxpert ircsi-ript ion
serviee. p. lite and ohliin clerks, 'm 1 1- yoiu
self. Send your wife or Inishaud, let the chil
dren come. We will wait on them promptlv and
show tliei!i everv court esv.
ewiie
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Co.
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