La Grande evening observer., January 26, 1928, Image 7

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The Observer Want
The Market
NEW TODAY
Von ItRNT Itiiom un.) I.oiml, $:ir,
'!'. month. HonK-cooke,l illniiL-r lit
6:80 p. in. Hold Vii-K'tihi.
l-l'IMm
"WAN'TKIl Woman or Kill to May
;. with chiltli-t'ti t-Yi.-nlnKS. I'nll ltiu:!
OaU,. tK-twet-n :t::io ;ml fi::tn.
l-2t;-:'t;i
fOH 1'tKNT u-ronm rui-lilvlic.l
. hoiifcc Willi ptano.. JlMt7 f'. Kir.
WrltP
It. Ki.rr, l 'oniino'loi-o
i:nllis. liv. l-Jli-filii
Apia..
r ANTE I) Oiwun cotton rug. Must
tA clean cotton rass. Stockings
And luce curtains not acccpli-il.
Will Pfty lc a l). Uring Ihi'in to
The Observer office. l-2.ritf
FOR HE.VT
FOR BKNT
;f mo. Coll
-Six room IlOllHG
318-J. ll-18-tf.
If0.n HUNT Kllinl.slx-.l 5-i'ooin
' moJern lionse with iiiinii.ri. ut
1i'44 4th. I'lione 1S3-J. I.2&-4IP
VOR HUNT I'-nrnlslinil iiplsi. SLTi.
! .' Houses for rent and for i-nte. r.
fj. Investment Co. l-H.-'f
fpll HUNT KleepIiiK rooms.
G. I'', temple, l'houe f.U-.I.
1. l
r-t-tr
FOK KKNT '1 furnished rooms
j:. lth oath. 3 - room furnishc
M t.. ....... I V I II f !...... -no.! I -III.!
JiVU ItKNT l''ivi--rooin modern
ji , Itoupe, close in, J:lfi. I'nion Mort
is fase A Investment t 'o. I'iione
,:jkiuin 111. 1-24-21
,
j. FOR BAI.K ASH TKAIK
i''OK SA I.K nodpe touring car.
j; ."Cheap, tlood nihlier. Call 222-.I.
l-25-liiii
KOH SAI.K Small eleelric rant,''.
Also aula trailer. 1MH7 t'edur.
h;i j-2r.-:itp
FOl HAI.M OK TltAIiK Windsor
t V hairs, walnut or unfinished,
'Xrurnilure KxchnnK'- 1 -'2'A-t i'
jFOK HALF. Oil TltAltK a coin
V;Vbinition fihtna closet and burfet
-.ftin perfect quartered oak finish.
! Tj.'urn Iture. E xelmiiKe. 1-2S-I f
FOIt SAM-: 1 Mnllotle nepuralor;
V 1 5-pal. barrel clnirner. 'all
;.Karmors 207. 1-1 -'-fit
Ji;on HAM-: 2SS Hfy.e Cypliera hot
."-air ineubiitor.-Call Farmers' !M.
M 1-20-Glp.
FOK HALF OK ' THA I F I "nfin- !
Ishetl stools. IS, 24, 30-tnch.
'iMade to last, and good-looking.!
il ' 1-rnJiure JOxchange. l-2:i-tf i
I'U I
jiljOK HALF Have any amount of
i, U4 y i u - wii ii outi. 1 1 1 1 i-
irX Or leave onler with C. C. Ho-
i well, U)14 Jeffe-raon.
l-ll-ir
1
KOIt HALF fiO head of sheep;
will lamb March 25. Arden liu-
i-, saw, HI. t, Flgiu, Oregon
l-25-:ilp
KOIt HALF OK TKADF A beau
rt.;.tlliil davenport table with won
oertul lacfpier finish
Furnitu re
V Kxehange.
l-2:i-tf
KOH HALF In I'ottland. Ore.. -ii-
room apt. hotel; very close in on
one of city's main ' busineiisj
streets. Splendid paying propo-j
sition for man and wile or nioth-i
er and daughter. Lease $;iunn
will handle. Address owner. It. .1.'
Tucker. Y. M. C A., co O. I. T..
Portland. Ore. l-2a-i;tp
MltiCELliAAEOTIS
jjFARM LOANS The nest to be
i iiiio, i1. n. nut'MiiiviiL o. ' .
I Warnock. l-FI-tf;
iMOM'N' POP
COME OM THERE!
T GA1 - t WAMNA iHT OliT
TO THAT PlELD,
tut.
IMP03TOP,
ujr-vi.i wf .-kijim
.Its speeding!
LOOK OUT ! WE'RE QOWfJA
TOWARD
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AM AVlftTioM
held to
Join HIS
ACCOMPLICE.
TMe HYENA
AHOMAKE
AM AtRPLAKE
6T-AWAY
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fRECKLES AND HIS
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ii-Olt AN V KIND of radio repair
I work, tubes, parts, etc., see
"Hank," The Radio -Man. JIO Y
i ave. J-G-tf
j LA ClUANlJlC MATTHKSS t Up-
liolsterins' v Weaving Woik.
Phono 41'4-W. C'has. Kdwards.
Prop. 12-ltlm
PACKAItU AG KNCY Third mid
Adams
Unick Slnndard Redan $1275
1928 Hupmobile Sedan $127r
1H23 Pacliard Sedan 8.10
1 y2i Dodge Sedan; new
rubber $ 050
Will take small, cars in trftde.
Terms on balance. Ph. Main "'.
12-23-tf
WAITED
WANTIOD Fxperiehred girl wanls
house wnrk. Main 828. I -2 5-Hi p j
WANT FD To hear train owner:
having rami for sale hi Oregon 1
suitable for general fiirmlng and
stock raising.' Hend description I
and lowest cash price, John C.
Haker, DeQneen, Ark. l-2fi-3tp
HAHHITS SAVF WOI.VKS
IIV NTFPPtNO IN THAI'S
SAN ANC.FLO, Tex. (AP) Tlab
blts nf the range unwittingly save
.(,,, lives of wolves and bobcats by
sacrificing their own. They get
into the traps set for the predatory
animals.
The rabbits nre numerous, nnd
upset the hopes' of trappers tA fre
quently fin that account. Some
step into the steel traps as they
bop about in search nf green grass,
and tit hers put their noses into
danger because they are attracted
by the scented bait.
FOlt HKNT
3-room Duplex with bath, strict
ly modern, full basement, fur
nace, in best residential district,
Allen Duplex. K.llT 4th St..
Main r.43.
step oh
AM' IT'S lA
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CAP.
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Counties
HEALTH
XKI'MltlTIS
lly C..II. Ibilrirhler, M. J.,
Stiiiil4', W'ali.
MfiiilM-i Curuiis Meninrin
Nfphtitls Is iiiriuminution of the
kldin-ys. Tlie typo of this omll
iiin with whh-h tli lityman 1h most
f:. in Min r is eulled llrik'hfs disease. I
This fin-m of nephritis Is a chi'tuilel Klnmlnif youlh may not keep
ciiudition and Is iisuchtttd wilh the home fires hnrnlnr but It sure
hitfh blnml pressure. There are. 'keeps Itself in hot water ninl of
luiwpver. a number of oilier def-.the time,
lntte forms of kidney diMurbanee.
For the liiyni.iti kidney discaHen I IT'S A STRAIN
in:iy bp el.iSNified us aeuie and Par ' Ktnlty .1 vainly strlvo,
ehioiiie. A rloud my brain bef0K": ,
The Ki-.mp if aeu(e manlfpsia- j The reason Is, my dear, that I've
tlnns assuinen a rule f eonslder-.' J"cn reading eata0Kos.
able ImpoiiaiH'P. The usual esiuspj
of iieute nephritis is infection. Sneh I What Hie ivformer likes best to
infections as iihseosjsed teeth, in- do Is to torn pel others lo do what
feeted tonsil, sinuses hnrhorinj; in-
feet ions, or an ordinary cold -are I
frequently the cause of .u ute ne-1
phrilis. It is Important that care
be taken to prevent and eliminate
every possible fnrfbs if infeciion.
Voiir doctiti ami your dentist ean
advise you In these matter. Fie-
fluently in lle wake of a roup of!
. -
more severe inieciions ukc juteu-
mr.nia, scarlet fever, and measles. '
there will come. an aitaek of. neu(e
nephritis. Your, doctor, will caution
j you about too wudden an exposure)
j followiiiK these-conditions. . If one;
'is nredjsnosed to ai'uie. attacks of ;
nephritis, they niay prevent a supper at Paint Diff Monday
chi'upiff . URplirilis by' preventing nlwht. lteatrlee Hell Bot the'Rar
these acute attai Its. ters for the prettiest tfirl. Dewey
The causes of chronic nephritis t'hitwood Bot the eake of soap for
are more difficult to trace. It is the dirtiest boy. and ijlie Hell
well known that frequent nltaeUs the pull' of socks for the blif-
of acme nephritis mav be respons- (f' rt Mot'rary. (O) Jiecord.
ible for a ehronavnephriUs. lard- We'll let It -sure . wds u -nire
noHk of the arteries u.(s cause party, and we pure regret. thtit we
chronic kidney changes. Di.'ibetes, wasn't on hand. . , .
has a direct influence upon. the! '-. ' ' .
kidney -' . ' '. - '" UK 10 A VOY.M
It is the function of the kidney The orchestra softly played"
to eliminate the residue of such "Kiss M,e Again. "
foods as meat, fish, milk, es, and She gawd into, his pyps
cheese . nfler, the utilization , . has And breathed tt whjrh.v'. ; '
een as tipniiileie m'h possible. . t 'Your ilanelng Is like a poem,",
one lias; fhrnde'" nephriti.s the re- slie said.
duclion of the intake of these food
to the lowest possible quantity is
helpful. Your doctor Hhould pre-
H
m
Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouhlo. You can stop litem now
with (Jrcomnlsion, nn rnntliiihd crco
Sffto I hut is pleasant lo take. Creoinul
sirm is .i a w medical discovery with
two-fold action : it soothes und heala
Iho uillamed ineiiibraiica and inhibit
germ growth.
Of all known drugs, rrcosote is rec
onized by high medical autliorities as
Drm of the greatest healinR agencies for
persistent cuuglis and colds and oilier
forms of throat troubled Creoinulsion
ranlains, in addition to crcoBotfi, othei
healing elcaieuts' whirli soothe and heal
tlm infected membranes and stop the
irritation and-inflammation, while the
creosote goes on to the slatuach, is ab
sorbed into tho Jiloetl, attacks the seat
if tlie trouble and checks tlte growth
of the germs.
OffimnUiiin is guaranteed satisfac
tory in the treatment of persistent
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis and otlur tornis of respira
tory diseases, and is excellent for Imihl
ing up the system after colds or flu.
Mom-y refunded if any cough or raid is
not relieved after taking uncording to
directions. Ak yoar drugget, (udv.)
An Interrupted
Disappointment!
i ARE.'1
OFFICE
CAT
TAt MAN .
B?Jvriiu&
raspy, the timid little henpeek
ed plumber, ran the bell. Mr.
land Mm. New leu eome to the
I door together.
I An IhPi' ul nftil In Ihn voMtlhnlrt.
Mr. N e w 1 en k . "w h o was ve ry
uu'thodirul. snid, "I wish before
wo ro npstnirn, to aequnlnt you
with the trouble."
Casey, shyly dropped IiIh eyts.
"I'm plnnwed to meet you, thu'um,"
he mumblpil.
they I.Ke least io no. , -
' . '
A lncnl irirl "Is po. klnd-boarted
she deelarea tliat she lovos every,
body. Thai's rovprln?,, a - lot oC
territory. .. .'. t
. v .'- '-', -.
..The difference ' ; lielwoen "'.an
..1 ..!.. n.t.l ilin'lu tl.fit
" ,
when you set a hen she sits. there,
lt when you sot an alarm-cloek
II Koes off. . - t '
. .' . , 1
. ' AI'STIII-TITC VOTF. '
We sure did haveuniro pie
"Yes. yen. bo on." h
Mnmiuroil.
"A poem In fi. vro:
The fi-nt . ' . . , .,'
Tho fi'Ct '
Arn nil mlx.il up.", .
Sho nnsworeil.
.
An opIlmlMt Ib a man who tcllH
ollur ppoplo not to worry when
,thliiKH nri- roiulntr liln way.
We can't make up our mml
whether to buy one of. the nrw
miirilt ft nnu' or wait until iute
ifiuminer und get two for atquarter.
scribe a definltedlet Mr you i un
dertaltlng tho reduotlon in tian
tity ot these foods, for eohslfiprable
harm may come from .using- loo.lit-
(tie. ' , ' '. "'
Home Idea ' of the importance of
this problem to the individual und
the physician may he gained from
'a glance at "the statistics of the
jPnltoil Htates census bureau for the
year !2i. During that, year 1 300
ipei'sons tiled from - tills condition
for each ' 1 OO.Otio of our ; popu.la-
lion.
i 14!). 7 persons cl toil, of diseases of
tho heart.
1U7.3 persons died of pneumonia
(all fnruiHl. .....
114.2 persons died of tuberculosis
(all forms).
k:i.4 persons iiipti or acfiie ne-
jphrltis and Hrlght's xllseasH.
j H'.iH persons died of, cancer and
(other malignant tumors. . '.
j Hood intelligent chre will uccom
jplish a great deal. in. nephritis, and
'your doctor should inilde you aa
carefully us a ra plain gpldei usidp.
Getaway
jusr BscAos& yoo ( SAy'VNMERE OO ) X fouaid 7)jesg Tl
I AAM6 7Wse S0EEA1 6LASSES I ' AVl. VOL) FELLAS ) Jusr AiOVJJ OAJ A
1 QM you AoEEDoT 7WlNI J 6eT V.SW PILE BACK. Y
1 1 CXyJtT kWCAW WMO VOU CjEEEA) GLASSES OF FEECkLES' L ,
1 ABE-Ey CALL you r MOUSE!.' V
FEElLES AMD X. DOJr ) -OS-' lr "LtfK'
S yxCE roo siLty J r- 1 VXx-r'' " , ,
ATTIIE
"East Side, West
Side" Is Story
Of Boy's Rise
Oeonro O'Brien. Virginia Valll
and J. Knrrell Maedoiuibl piny the
leading role in Allan Divun'.t pie
ttiro based on Felix HicsenbeiVs
novel, "Kast Side. West .Side."
which is openlnK an engagement
: of three days at the Arcade he
nter today.
' Kast Side, West Side" has what
Ih considered an excellent motion
pieture plot. It Is rich In New
York utmosphere and surrounds
.the aetivith-K of a younr man.
roared in the poorest part of the
eity, who battle his way to own
ership ' of a mansion
ou Fit Hi
avenue.
j All of New Yoik's celebrated
sections have a part in the story,
the llowery, Kast Side, West Side,
llell'H Kitchen. Can House district.
t ited Hook Point, the Hronx.
Wa si. I n gt on 11 elgh t s. 1 "a r k a n d
Fifth Avenues.
!" tThe lending role is a natural for
George OMJrien ami couldn't have
.fitted his talents any. better if the
.'author had had bliu In mind when
. willing. . ,
j The story of "Fast Side, West
ldet Is' hailed as an epic of. lite
In the , big elites. Its author, Felix
Hes'ilberg, was neclnlnied a a
'genius of the first water when tt
reached the Ktamls. It tells of a
youth born on nn Fast Hiver barge
who rises through sheer grll. first
to bcooine a (ihetto prize fighter,
later an engineer,
t There Is a seoueneo showing the
sinking of the Titanic which is one
of the finest things ever done on
the screen. The acting of the east
Is supiirb find Allan Dwan has
directed . the ' filming with an eye
10 detuli that leaves nothing to
be ' desire.
Double Bill
At Star
Theater Today
A new western star, only thir
teen years obi, makes his initial
(bow to motion picture audiences
! of this city in "The Hoy Hlder," an
FHO production starring Uuzz
Hurt on to open at the Htnr theater
toilay only as pari of the double
feature program.
I Introducing a new idea Into mo
tion picture production, FHO has
made a. fiill fledged star of little
Hum Uarlon, w ho has appeared In
numerous productions wit It some
of, the bvst known western stars of
today.
I Hu.z was chosen by FHO for
the siehnLhyior of being the
.youngest jf' western star on the
screen" nininly v because he Is a
thoroughweKterner from the top
Of bis freckled head to the sole
'or his shiny new hoots. Huzz bun
b.en' raised on ranches and has
lived a greater part of his ill''! in
the eow, country.
. The story given to Hiu for his
fjrst -starring vehicle was written
for him by the popular writer,
Frank Howard Clark, and was di
rect eil by Louis King, brother of
H'-nry King.
The ether feature picture rn
this double bill is a howling bur
lesque on an old and time .hon
ored pi et ession, plumbers.
I V.lake the. Plumber" is said to
ho- one of the funniest coined Ins
reb used this year. Jons D'Vor
fka, a newcomer tn t he coined
ranks, Iuih the featured role.
ynrslia desorted the legitimate
stage where he was one of Auh i l
clV -foremost dancers, to play in
the'" movbs.
SAV! WHAT'S TH' 6?l3. IDEA?
tT'S GETTIN' SO A PCU-A CANT
DRIVE ON THE STREETS- ANVMOREi
iT'S ALL YOUR FAULT AU YOU'LL.
.PAW FORTH OAMA6I
TO MM CAR. III
"Magic Garden'
Showing At
The Colonial .
In many respects "The Magic
Jarden" at the t'ohnial is by far
j .Mrs. Porter's greatest aiory ; the
atmosphere, which Director J. l.eo
j M eeha n has fa 1 1 hf u I ly i ra nsf erreil
to the screen, ha ihe same ihor
oughly human and delightful final
ities of "laddie," "(lirl of the i.ini
berlusi .' a ml ot her well -Invert
books, hut it is Woven Into a dif
ferent, stratum of society. The
daughter of a Kong Island million
aire U the heroine, and a musical
genius who becomes a violin vir
tuoso has the leading masculine
pari.
The beautiful setilngH, which are
enhanced by the superb photogra
phy, are la hi in an exquisite imrdcn,
from which ihe novel derive lis
name, and in Venice, with a flower
Of old-world romance to supple
ment the main theme of the pic
ture. A splendid cast, carefully
chosen 'to match .Mr. Porter's
characters in every respect, add to
the value of Die film,
Margarei Morris, whose blonde
beauty and slender grace lit the
role to perfection, gives -a marvel
ous portrayal of the heroine, ami is
ii.-nn,,in K- Ullit !,.- .,i l.f tt
I Keaue as the violinist. Little Joyce
t'oad and I'hillipo De Iacey. who
enact the leading role in childhood
are thoroughly dellghiful. and Will
iam V. Mong, Charles Clary. Alfred
A 1 ten. ( 'esa re ( i ra vl na . 1 'a u let i e
Duval and lledda Hopper all fur
nish remarkable support. Director
M eeha n has done a sp'cndld piece
of work in his handling of the story
and his faithful rein-oduction of the
ordinal story, which he adapted,
while Charles Kerr wrote the con
tinuity. NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
NOItTK POWDDFH. (Hperlul)
T. H, Garrison, of Oakland, Ore.,
ar'ned here today to visit his son
Furl, and look after husluv ss.
A, H. 1 avlu is spcuding a iV'.v
days in I'nion.
Mrs, Chris Johnson Hr., W"nt to
Condon, Ore., to visit her brother
who Is ill.
I The lodge room belonging lo the
Otld l-Vllows, located above t hf
H utchinson-Forsstrom store, was
, flooded with water by un o,en
faucet In th kitchen. Water
damaged the lodgo room carpet.
The water also run down through
When You Catch CoU
Rub On Musterole
Mustcrole fs ensy to apply and works
right awav. H may prevent a cold from
turning into "flu or pneumonia. It
does all the good work of grandmother's
mustard plaster.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made of oil of mustard and other home
eimples. It is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Try Mustcrole for
oore tliroat, cold on the chest, rheuma
tism, lumbago, pleurisy.stiif neck, bron
chitis, astluna, neuralgia, congestion,
pains and achesof the buck and joints,
eprains, sore muscles, brui: es, chilblains,
frosted feet colds of all sorts.
To Mothmm Muiterole it .ho
mad. in milder form for
' bnbiei and tm.ll children
Aik for Childron'. Muaterole.
Jar. & Tube.
Better than a muttard platter
By Taylor
Goodmight! IT'S.
old mahqunn-OF
Ai , Tittrnnc in
Town we hadoa -f
HIT HIS IF HET
EvJER SEES ME, )
. I'M SOUK . '
By Blosser
rr
IjvcorV
! Professional Directory
Tnla directory la especially bandy for the newcomer or for the
out-oMonn reader who may want the name and address of gome
profeanlumil man. It has been carefully prepared and will prove
to be a ready aid to any ri-ader In obtaining prompt professional
, wervlce.
Classified for Quick Reference
Dentists
Pit. ;i:o. h. ihikpian
liver L. & U Jrug Co.
Main tI7d.
DftMiMl
Telaphuiio
Architect
C. H. IIH. I. Kit. Ankltprt
Itooin 7
La GrantlA Nmiomil ltnnk nullfllng
I Osteopathic Physician
.1. I.. lNCI.K. I. O.
M MK.AIIKT IMil.K, U. O.
General prHeilce mid the "I'OST
SVhTFAl" for fallen arehBt.
Join nier Tidcphone
duihlinir MrIo liiti
u r.NSRi) MA i rnM rv iiomk
Trulned earn. I'rire reHSonnhltt.
Mm. J). W. Hart. l.'.Qti Y. i-u-lm
WATF.HH A PIANO ffCHOOI, -Rng
and .Itixz In U It-aauna Popuhir
songs immediately. . Heglnner fir
advanced. Ciruno Unrues. Jnstruc
' tor, Hox 676.
Mils. It. .McCAI.I Accredited
j teacher, piano and pipe, organ.
. Main K2S. ' . . . . .. ' . ' .
OAU l. WOOD CcHlfieil Public
Accountant. IL'I Kln'i. St.. Phone
Main 1. .
the celling Into the Formstrom's
store room. damaging several
sacks of flour und sugar, a barrel
of mucaronl, cocoa and crackers.
Farl (iariisun, . T. It. (J unison
ami Win. Wright were La CJrunde
visitors yesterday.
Fveretl Peiirson and L. H."
Moore relumed from Portland at
noon yesterday.
Half the world doesn't know why
lis better half lives.
Astrologer
unn. FitF,nr.iticu hai.mics
8U1 N Avh.. La Grande, Ore.
Keidlig it ally.
Readlna by Ml) a Specialty
Plaster Wall
Board
. , Ii prdev tp reducf;
"oiu,w large stock"' of
, CERTAIN-TEED -
Plaster Wall Board
we are making a spe
cial price of
$10.00
Per Thousand
This is considerable
of a saving to you, so
take advantage of it
and. fix up your
rooms that need new
v;ils. '
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 732
Good Service Quick
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT
For information cull Main 799
Travel in our
Modern Chair-Car Stages!
Leave
La Grande for Wallowa Lake 9:00a.m 4:00 p.m.
La Grande for I'aker, lioise 12 :2.j p.m.
La Grande for 15aker only ri:P,) p.m.
La Grande for Pendleton 1 1 :00 a.m. 3 :30 p.m.
(Connection, at Pendleton fur Walla Wulla, und I'umo)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Tare $9,50, Round trip $16.00
Physicians & Surgeons
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Physician and Hurgeon
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Pommer Telephone
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Interest
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(:iii,nnn.oo each year.
TIiIh Ih why we enenurnffc
you to Have here.
United States
National Bank
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ri'lelcnt nrrvli'i is ho hailly
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