PAGE FOUR
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, April 30, 1923.
lf
La Grande Evening Observer
AS Mu:i'i:m)i:m' a i:vki a run.
1hIUIum dully mid Wffltly tit I.u
Kruiuh.', Ort'ifon, by l.ii (.inunle Kven
fiiR Obfi-rv-r Vubllrdihiir t'omp'iiiy.
lettered lit IIih I'oMofl'fce nt Lit flrnniU.
Ortiuou, uh Hcoond OIhhs Alttil 'Matur.
AddreKM nil eotiimunicfitioiiH to THK
OltHMUVlOK, UHi , AdiiiiiH Avti.. y J.h
Or undo, On-tfon. . .
JSt'HSC Itll'l U) It i'i:f.
l Currier. .
pnlly, per month T'ic
IllilV. ln-r three KKJtlt M ". ..J:.ji.:.t'i.
tmilv per mIx mo., in advnfnru ......5 I. '
)nllv, tthiKli; .copy ' .;t',.
( ITV .Vl l.'OI TV MFKICIAI
I'Al'J'lt.
II y Mull.
!h)Ijv per yt'iir, In iidvuiu'e- $1.00
inily, lx inohDiH In advuiie.tj $2.rn
)(tlly, thriit niunthw, in ttdvmicM ....$1-2-
itHy, pir month .-
piiily, per month '"
Oh Mithf In other i:llte OifKini HHe
NevvH Htiind, I'orlliuid; Imperial N'.'Wt
Hlfind, rortlnnil; Alulmoiiiaji Sv-wh
Stand, Portland.
wi;iim;it of ammociathii iiiih.
Tim Affocliitnl I 'rent l exclusively
in iim- ir iMihliLiitioii f nil
Pfwjt dpiitehew crcciii.'.l to it or not
ilhT'isn eredlled In 1 1 1 i h piiper. jiikJ
ttlxi tlx lot-al nrWM published tiunin.
Alb rlK'Mtf ot r-pi'bli::lion of .special
illwbiilrlif herein ulfto are. ene.rved.
THE HELPING HAND: Bear ye
ones unothcVtt burdens, and no fulfil
jth'e law of Clnit,Galations
' The Easy Way
OFFICE CAT
TRAGI MAHK
BY JUNIUS
Some people spend their whole lives in an effort to live longer.
They spend all their time and energy in first one fad and then an
other, in their feverish desire to lengthen their days, and forget
to fill them with the things that make life really worth living.
If you want to lose your popularity,
assuming that you have Home, just
liotfin to talk about, vour troubles to
everyone you meet.
THE STOKY IX A NlTSHEM.
You're, on joy in tr good health
(T)iatV. fine.
You want to remain well That's
I natural.
You may be careless Thai's pos
sible.
tlioiidit at it 11 to the main-; v.u ,my "vo " accident-Thai x
tenance b life, until they suddenly realize that their days are; y,)U aincicly hope not That's ob
shortening Theti they grasp irrationally at any magical scheme, vmu
any Fountain of Youth, any charm or incantation that will grant That' wisdom.
them a new lease on life. . Amy Tush says his idea of hard
The first class of people forget what life is for. The second-- -v4uE & Tw
it is not needed.
The man who is a preat man to
his neighbors is very great indeed.
"Safety First"
class neglect to caio for the lives they have, Hence the sudden
': need of a magic potion in so many cases.
The alleged discovery of an extraordinary plant, to displace
meat in the diet, that will lengthen. life indefinitely will appeal to
.'this class of people. The exponent of this discovery, writing from
I'ai is, claims Biblical authority by identifying it with the Tree of
i Life in the Garden of Kden, adding that Adam's sin was not the
V- .traditional one.Uit that of departing from a vegetarian diet, which
included this plant.
This report will doubtless raise the hopes of numerous cred
ulous persons who are constantly on the watch for the new and
the. strange. . ;
.v There is iust one way to a long life. That is the careful, con
scientious and consistent observance of the laws of lifephysical,
mental and moral. There is no short and easy way
and hard. But it is worth while.
The Cityward Migration
... i
According to an estimate made by the department of agricul
ture, the American farm population declined about 4(50,000 in
.. 1922. The basis of the estimate is a survey of 10,000 representa
tive farms and groups of farms. Apparently the country's agri
cultural population has fallen 1.5 per cent, below that shown , by
the 1020 census, which reported 31,859,000 persons on farms. But
the change need not alarm those who realize the indispensability
ndfi AU(xpaimiono.f, farming, if cily,,dwelle.v . M'.e. to. .have, a, depend
able supply of cheap food.
But IhC shift of population which seems so adverse to agricul
SPRING '
The days are tfcttinj longer,
The nights much .shorter.
Have I that tired feeling?
Well, sorter.
The br.lm in the air is
Spring's gentle reminder.
Do I want to go fishing?
Well, kinder.
As I shave in the bathroom
And !ap on the lather,
Do robins songr. thrill me?
'Well, rather.
not her problem has ari-en along
It IS loll " ' Wltn l!le Jimval ,lt?w inventions
aud new discoveries to make life
I more complicated. I.a Grande people
j in surprisingly large numbers are
j'.rying to solve the radio probieiu
! how to stay up all night and '"
j radio stuff and then stay up all the
' next day and work.
year uko the two countrleii werq
drifting rapidly toward war. The ac
tual declaration cuuie towurd tho end
of the month, ami it was on May .
ISHJi, that Commodore iewiv and
iilM fleet Hailed Uto Manila hurbor
and cliHiodjfinl the SpunUti flaif from
tho Philippines.
i.ookinff back over the quarter of
u eentury, it 1 diffleult ty. roach any
oilier eonelUMion than thut the eon
seciueneeM of that war have piovel
lea than most of ii anticipated at
tho time. it w.tH a ihtle war. uh
wars go. and Spain never had. a
chunce. The Importance of the eon
test was supposed to be the effei-t
tli whole t;pinoile woull play tn
briimiiig America Into world polities,
Hut (t did not work that way, We
took over the rhUipiiu'H, but wo
Htood aloof from world pollticH, unil
when tile world war came w were
Hlow in going in. and uuiekly to get
out after the --war wub ended,
Ameriea'M war with Hpain was lin
rortant ehieily for the people of
Cuba. Upatn really galiu-tl by the
peace treaty, which removed her
from Hie (I ruin of attempi ing to ad
minister colonies that were always in
rebellion. , ,
UNION SADDENED
nr. II DEATHS
Claud Emmons, Formerly of
union, ana W. VV. Green
Are Called By the Grim
Reaper. " .
(Special to the Observer)
i;xi(hV, April '.Hi. A telegram was
received Wednesday from Claud Km,
molts, at , (Jaribaldl, Oregon, an
nouncing the death of hi wife. JJoth
.l r. and Airs. KmnioiiH were recov
ering from the flti. and it in sup
posed that her death ciune as a re
sult of a relapse of thix trouble. Tho
telegram was received by .M r. Km-
moil's pareni.s, Mr. and Alra. A. it.
Knimons, who live in Union., Mr.
KmriioiiH was away from home at
the time the telegram was received
md circumstances were such thut
nont. of the family could attend the
iunernl which was held at Cornelius,
near Portland, liesides her husband.
ho deceased lady left two small
tiildretl, u boy nnd a girl. Claud
Km muiis wan formerly ,a, resident of
I'nlon and (lie sympathy of his rela-
lives and iriends here are extended
to him In his bereavement. '
l.usl Tuesday morning lr. Stork
leliveied a nine-pound daughter at
I he home of ilr. and .Mrs. Orville
itobert.H. who live on llu l!ntli.Fii..i,i
Kdilor -'" We can't use this poem at 'ranch tip In pvh, Canvon. . ,
all. It i: n't ver:-e. It's merely an J .Mis. A. (1. Hatter who ljas been
escape of gas." , visiting her sisier n Wnllowa eoun-
Wonid-I.e contributor "Oh, I see!
.Minictliing wrong, w'lh the meter."
near .Joseph, for (he last few
I'eUs, rein rued homo Tuesday.
Oaine Warden Koirers. who h:iU
When bootleggers cheat rum ran -J from Knierprlse, was here the first
iv on , a ousiiHiss i rii.
of til
.Members of tiie Kasteru Star iodire
firini I'nion went to Cove last Wed
nesday evening , to put on degree
work for the si.-ite.r lodge tit the hit
ler place. They report the' ilsifnt
good lime and say that Covo fully
lived up to her reputation tor hos
pitality, especialy in regard to those
oKi-rushioued chicken dinners. v
High ScIumiI Nides. '
The I' it Ion high school is at ring
ing out its class picnics olie a week
rnv-ihi u V,.. this vcar. iast:it nf 'Ikk-ii ..
use of machinery moie land can be wovked by fewer men than was'uf hmd hick.' King Gudaf suffers'"111 i,u'llil' day. i-viduy evening the
the crse a Tew years ago. Also improved methods of farming temply in the tennis tournament and j !'' ''''V1.1 t,inII !u'k' 11 ''hearsai at
i . . , .... ,. , i r it;if tiueen is robbed ol six hats and'"1' hlf;h "'bool assemldy. prepara-
lo increase yield per acre. . vvnoreiore me apparent loss or man-, niu,m.3 0f ieat vah while on her !,ry 10 ,hr,r tr!i to iendieton next
bow can an honest man expect
U) have any chance in ihis wicked
vvorbl?
WO.URN'S HiGHTS
".Who is going to do alt the cook
ing and the housework if the women
continue to go into business?" a
Worried I.a Giande man wants to
I nro nv.iv mit Un ui ImiH uu fh l'ionv nmbn it iinnoiir. iinrl niohal)! v knmv 1 - !a"V Editor of the Ob-
. , .. . ,. .. . ... mi i 11 ' 'sener implied; 'i.el,, liie men do it.
it is not. Statistics ol .iarm land abandonment will tell more ae- rhey are the fines that want it done."
curately the effects of the movement cityward. With the increased
howling nenenude Saturday ufter
noon when the new siren electrld
whistle was tried out at th fire sta
tion. The whistle which ha lwn
put in place on the city" hull, in a
lurge metal one and shown up very
conspicuously. Thp. whudlv mmtn l
with a groaning soutul hWt ttte d
ing lireath of souiu mwnsitvr uud tfrivO
nally uttui,ns its shrultt veHnue,
Utter whlcii it ' dlr dw wttU m
olher mournful wd Wltrh It was
tried but most r t(t hit itio
tiail for the couuttv and w the
cattle ut the pvrunl tiitu tiled
to jump out ef xhtw ot..
UKSXM lNvirH
About 5 nVUIt W., V tHvn patt
ed away al tnm vwvx-.u t'nton
and t'nien Ju:tvSe, : Mxv wutl ot
a heavy tmke v'-wie atvu
occiii i ed al'eul tfi y.iM Ufcuv on
Hat u relay nun Ipir.
summoned trwm tattv Hu5 tht
aged man never vu liters lhv
stroltt and ww iHH'sivi(i.,.u, tv the
last. Aliliough n Uu thv- twss vf
health, up to the luw tfew- ttvK
Mr, (reen was tto fcw li. wut tnd
look after tyuite ot the vi: v lus
ranch. At tlte lime elf lit -.truth lie
was 71 years. 4 meulb atut i diy
of age. The fnintty uuuvU u I'nton
from Oklahomu tout t'- eirs ugo
and sinew that time lhe tuwe iu:ul'
their home here in the valley, TIh
deceased is survived by Ins wife and
six chUdivn. all of whom live in tlti
vicinity. They are Ji.!ui. William.
' 'barley, Gertrude, Mis. U. II. Jones
and M rs. Kd Miles, Another datts li
ter, Adeline, died some timd ano.
Three brotherti of .Mr. tJreen are also
living, Km uk and Charles of l.os
.Meltnos, Calif., and Artnur. who lives
at Sliaw. in tlie Willamette valley.
Telegrams have been sent to these
relatives, hut as yet no answers have
been received, and it is not known'
whether they will be here tor the
funeral or not. Tuesday has been
set as tlie, d:iy for holding the fun
eral services. . The body will bo laid
to rest in the .l.'nion cemetery.
Among the arrivals at' the Pr.iou
hotel during (he past week were the
following: K I,. HurJie annd family,
Kethtt Clraland and wife, William
Hoff and Frank Itogers of tinker;
itolaud Oliver and Mrs. A. Oliver
of Pendleton; II. Laughlin oi La
Grande, and CI. H. Lumiier of North
Powder. I
Kliglrt Arcident
Sunday niorninir us Kd Uovleti and
rtnll Baker, two La Grande troulmen,
w-re on their way to Little (.'reek
i'or a day'a .sport with the rainbows,
they were dMayed hy an accident
whii-h very nearly spoiled tho day
tor the two men. As Poll was look
ing out to Inspect a tire his hat blew
ofl. Pefore the car had slowed down
sufficiently he stepped off the run- j
ning hoardv and was immediately !
thrown to the pavement, his head I
striking and rendering him uncon- j
scions for a short time. The men '
came on to I'nion where tho wpund !
received attention, aite,- which they
proceeded on their way lo High Val
ley for a day's sport a!:mg Little
Creek.
I A GREAT DISPLAY OF
New Spring Sailors
0aj;t' sailors for spring are attractive in
deed. such a flood of pleasing colors and var
ied shapes.
It is an easy matter, now, to get what is be.it
suited to your type make an early selection to;
avoid disappoinlnent. See the window display
today.
PHOENIX
Silk Hosiery
69c
These hose are slightly imperfect or just a
little shop-worn, hence this low price to close
them out quickly.
! Such colors as Havana, Rock Grey, New.
Tan, Polo, Bobolink, Seal or Black are shown in
most sizes. On sale now.
WHOLESALE PRICES ON
SOAP :
nowor to Hiri'iuuKiire mnv turn out to lw but mi adjustment ol' tlie wy ,t .Napl.'s. The uce uml jack
, ... , , "... Iivminn ui bo neanl lrom.
hunum liit'tor to new conditions. ;
. ' Wlion wo liicomo more fullv civil-
wo liiuifrino moio liidiioy will be
j spout to Imilil loads mid much less
spoilt to improve them.
Portland tried'to rename one of her streets. Jiut when the
nuiiie ol' "Wall" street was suggested everyone (tiit and decided
to keep the old town as she is. Nothing aristocratic about Poit
A lot of iiooplo are worrying about
I ho liiluro bi iile of the I'rinco of
Wales, hut wo ilim'l know why. They
win noi nnyo to live with her.
A I'rooklyn girl, declared to have the most beautiful hands; , aTitrrT )
in America, says that dish-washing made them perfect. Perhaps love to bo like. Kt big AoK,"
thill will mean relief for mothers. And probably it won't. i- , ,l ppi'.v iminmireil, pMirjiy-wiso,
I .-viiii innmon cam Willi iuchmn
l.urk.1
And flaring tails and yellow eyes
, I won, lor if 1 couldn't find
A kiltoo- ,ju-t about my size?"
i! Calil'ornians had a riot oVer the new raisin crop a few day:
i;o. iMaybe they had been testing the juice of the raisin befor.
entenni"' their meeting place.
.ij ; r I Xothioir's mi frail and breaks so
ir . i, . " , ' .. . ,'. . , , e isilv a.i the Ten Commandments,
I A Chicago chanty worker says a working girl can dress on, Hunks t'y Kolojry.
5(i.ft a month, but she cannot have rouge, permanent waves or " "
sink stockings. And without these she calls it dressing!
Charles P. Ste'inmelz says electrical appliances .soon will do all
the? work in the home. The daughter will 'not need to worry be
iim.se she. hates to see mother work so hard.
; .hu-K umvill
Decision ol a Kansas judge that use ol cigarettes by a wife i-;'i"io. ,., M
not uround for divorce inilicnles Hint llw. b,,v,. r i;i,...,n... :'wt.iw i' :
Ed itorials from
Over" the Nation
I'Yidnv t n,,.,. ,!,(, Ituullil-l'p tculll
In eoiiipiilili.n for the oasloni oro
koii ohiunplonsliip. n,,, public was
Invited lo ult, .ii,l the rehearsal, 'sev
eral musical niiiniMi-H Wero also on
I ho prnsraiii. Tlnirsda.v evenlni-' the
senior class Kvu their play, "1'niler
' ! 1 " KkioB." to a lull house. I'uttiug
the adinlsfllun i, popular prices prov
ed very siieecssiiil, s there was such
h erovv.l thai standlni,' room In the
asBeinhly was ut n premium, lniler
Iho eoachhiK of 1'rol'. Hoy Conklln
Ho- parts were nil w,-ll l....,,...i i
FOR SALE
Five acres, the very '-bent of kind.
Koiir-room house,. fpirnKe, eiiieken
hotiHe, in Connordule, $T.u easli will
Kiv you po.saesKion. Ifjnterested per
mit lue to show you" tlUs.
I luivf a modern, 5-rouni luntae,
full IfaHt-nunt, lieatlnw plant, built-in
features, tftirutfe, new lawn and flow
ers for J370U. Tliis is a real home.
"Six-room bouse, plumbed, wired,
Karaffe and eeinent walk, for Jl'imiO.
isli payment, $300, and bulanee like
rent.
iyen in j,n iiitoif.stinntf manner. The !frrdl tre(-s,
live-rooin bouse, plumbed, wired,
.b'lii n;il.
I'e.rm lur ,,
dlM
sliup-
liH'l' S
pla
7U1ro announces, They have it Yoducod to a iiuuilriomiinl basis.
vorkinj' in th Sunflower state.
. . ( . "' j K.ii Kli i.i IM feme AlUt-rtcUl ;
, ,,..;... j , .1 ; fir - nndi.m . ..m unini ; ies hrtve sal
sivciupu iiimiMi 'i viiil-mu iaus I uuj- years, a divorce court , pt-oidnii i.v e.tahiisMn-
I ,"1 flteir weui' li t'ulk in tl
Uet tiUMl ef thrl, diSliiet.
.. ! ' be km tee 1:1 j.; ui ttniabi.
If tho woi-st conios to the woi-st. nianv less in!rtstiniv Snm,niH!:r',ml1 ,I,V U!"" '"'' Unnr
... r. . , , .. , , , . . f" 1 .alf thai Hie n.utu- inu-lj
than ice rresident Ctiohdne have taken to tlte ehmitnuqun circuit.;" "i;iiie ... , 1(iu , w-im
. , less, ouniMir ,,i
WIUUll e.Hl hi r.t:r ol' lu-.-.l
Uid :il'U-iTui(ii t:i
baUllllff SUit. , served.. Thcrr are em,u really
. iim si
The contrariness of woman is exhibited in the fur-trimmed i nt i,m, i
jsi-rved. Tl
i control tahlc
Hi.
lollovvins- slii.hnis participated In the
I'M.v. narohl liinicr, Kranels llalliliK.
I'hisene lliili N, Keiuiuls . Cadwell,
lleischel Hals,.,-, T,it0 c'liailvvlek.
(.rant Wilile, Aiiee Hall, Doris l.en
han, Mrs. Viulen. .losephlllo. llllss,
I'.slher HdvansMii. ),.,, Woll. Ida
Ivohler, Krnni Xellnon, lOmina Uohlel,
ami on,, chil.l p,, which was verv
well played l,y uuh, Thellna Vun
"''" fl"m Hi.- third Krade room.
A coiiimlit,.,. ,lKh viilley furiii.
crs attended the lilv nlul.i
slon or the ri, .,. (.uh ,,)p
lllteiesi of . 10i mlo 0,.ook
nod in liiKi Vall,.y. More aid from
I he county ,h-.sii rd and a eominlt
U'o linn, the elm, w.ia appointed to
ascertain what i,0 eouiily court
would do about p.
I nlon Maklui; Uoaily
I'nioii la al:,a,i;, phmnnts for her
part In tl,,. (i,i ,,,.,. Tnll, paKounl,
tes ,l,. ,,,, ,;, t, ,i KMvh v)11 (1
Itscli l. hiK niniderliiklnir If tho
alicmlaiice r,,u.,,, :in.v thlllK near
what is c.pect,,l, -u will he ablu
lo put on a S,l,,, pa,.de f pal.k
trains, etc., sli,Hvnif ,ow ,i,e ,,1,111
cers and earlv propeelora lmvlSaUKi
""ils hi early ii,u,.3. .Mick Lew
is headhis- this e,,,,,,,,!...,,. ,.,i ,i,,.,
lone Insures a so nhil m.l,, nr
coin, lit.... Im itl,.o,1v-
'01 ha i vestuiK tl,,- portion of tho cash
to
il lull
near shops, for $2100.
$4no fash. Two lots, shade, trei
well-built, HUbstantlal house.
" . MAIDEN BLUSH ROSE
. PALM OLIVE, LEMON
, ; and IIARDWATER COCO
' . ' CHOICE 7c A BAR . .
No Limit Take All You Want
BURSON'S
Fashioned Hose
33c
No doubt the season's best bargain in hos
iery. Slightly imperfect in weaves, otherwise
t offering just as much service as a first class
iurson Hose, bnown m Jlack, (Jordovan and
two shades of heather. -
"Every Ready" Aprons
A guaranteed water proof,, easily cleaned
apron made of sheet rubber or rubber coated
cretonne. Neat, presentable and economical.
85c and $1.35
0 Im
Vhrr.- i Uli
ts ,y lns
111 t-i l j l il h'H H Hlll.in.srd l ,.irlhiilu
war.l 111,, c-lrt
' A ve1Nhullt Hix-l'iioiu linuse, neiir
hiKh arhool, lneludiri(T I he furniture.
House Just painted.
Geo. H. Currey
Heal Kstuto
rnlllo. leldcs
lllla s lo ;im
oil Iho PllKlcj
nd i-hclis t,n
;ii', ih, i ivi-i,
i itlhlr, I, v.-liii, -
When the bill is reeeiveri iniiny a man wonders how the milliner -or i a i aii.
Men who claim to be leading a (low's life usually do a lot of ''
barking about it.
ami amp!,. i,,,.i ta-
.UHile.late Hie women
d-ii'.
no-
lias the heart to do it.
ell lool,,., ;
III all 111,
"I I" lll-l
tie
ire urn.i
"Pie. I,
O' s oi.l Miepi-ini:
HOU tllci Will I,,.
In old"tl H;V8 men beeanie jjieat by nsinjr their heads; now'"
most men prefer to hire iivss agents. 1 1
in
J.'rom now until the pivsideiitiftl election every little movement i'
will have, a uie.uu'ns all its own. . ':'
on o ,,;k.
linve
11 Is
low o
lo this
otoio,-:.
tl units t
tlo vvooi,.
oil 11 Will,
His. 1 Ian,!,. llush.K .rp vtHit
nir her par.uis, Mr, 1Iltt .ira. i.,,,,
oavlK. Mr. ami Mr!1. !uiok for-
"'""v " i'e h. nl.oul. a year
ao they vveni t Xumpn, Idaho.
Ilo-I'ihitnl ,1 lei. -s.
"'Oih s vil,!,!, uiipeareil 111 Iho
'Miier a si,,,,) n,,,,, llKl g,.nI
in to tl,,. 'a, .,,-,. . v,..l,....-i lll.,l
Nevis hi ..-,:," ,.,,k f ,, .,,,
aiii,,s ,, . ,1,1,1,1 (.
"1.1 in. itoo -Can a, iho (.econ.l In
"Maid to liWi, Catherine freek,
'.vie pooiaed
'he II I Nevvs
thi
ll is not what a man picks up, but. what he dies up, that counts.'
" " . ,
The first bread baked by a bride is a weig-lily liiatler.
mi: si'amsii w i
:-p,
Ill'
I
Mil p,
I hV
:-.l- oj o"- y,u
Ihic d.i.m el
in the last Issue of
'Vs. a paper which finds
lo o n, allv all hotels In
1 nnnlri-
M'-s .Mtloii,, VV,, ..... o...
' Ole lidKH. jll.,s!',,, ,,. 5I. ,, ,",,,. K hm
.... ...na Halkins. nho Is one of Iho
pilniai-y ,a,l,vi, n, ,H, rmon
.,,- . ,. A,,,. ,1Mh . hPr). M,,
""' 'er home at
' ' 'I- '
The New
No. 1 KODAK
Price, Si:.)!)
Takes pictures 2''ix3'v
always in focus and
easy to use.
It EI) CROSS DKL'O
STOItli
"The y6inj 9elU
v bum
world re""
'I'lu re la a world of diller
vnev in tliu way some men
handle their money.
Hut. the prudi-nt iimii in
viiriultly ilemands one fe;
tinv fur iila depoKita and that
is
AnsouiTi-: SAKK'rr
Tiiis huiili is a iiu niher of
the Kede'riil lleserve System,
which is tlie stron?''Ht finan
eial institution In existence.
And we Invite your uc
count whether larj-e or Hiniiir
with tin; us-simuicu thut we
will Rive it' '
C
IUSOXAL ATTKNTIDN
You cotihl not tlo better
than lo niuke our bunk your
c ho let1.
IT TAKi-S 10f) YKAKS TO VAXQW Tniyr
ITT Ol T VOl It I IKKS If
u . v iiiva Uluun,
vurti trcuteii lu H
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