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Monday, June 24, 1920 Page Three :LA: GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Society News mm biuliliei . hy Charles G. Booth, Hulse Reunion Is Held At Shadow Lawn; 70 Attend Dr. and. Mm. Oliirenrp M. Ciil ' strap and so;1- KocUmU-,' Mr. ,nnd .Mrs, A. IT. Mcliiiin und children, Mr. and Airy, licit llrown ; ami ilaiiffhuM-, AIVs, Kmtna Harris and -Mil In d Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamilton and daughter,, wore, the La G ra n d o pi'6 t I o who d ro v6 t o Shadow l-awn, (fount ry home 'or .Mr. and Airs. J. K. Hulsw in the Iowa district yesterday and shared fn the annual reunion of the Hulse family. About . .seventy relatives gathered together yesterday, the reunion proper laslinft- from Wuur day until today, with twenty ar riving iroiu a distance on I'Yiday". The day was t.ne of real enjoy ment, this reunion einfj one of the lidK-'nt "ono-ramily ic-union held in tin- valley. Party Compliments Former Local Child doming from Ventura. Califor nia is a oidety 'Item- regardful; little Misa Louise" Klvha San do., daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Louis Ha ado., who until iibout .'Hi roe years ago were ros'.'lenls of La Grande, Air. Santloz having been associated, with Hiegrlst nnd company. Thoy moved from hero directly to Ven- tina. Their friends will rcad.thn Item with no little lntdrestlT Three-year-old . l.oulso Klvlra Sand oz, (diarming little daughter of Mr, ami. Mrs. Louis Samfoz, was giu-st of honcr on Kriday at an afternoon party honoring her third birthday anniversary. Among the many lovely gifts re ceived by the little girl was a tri cycle, the gift or her parents. After weveral hours of games and play ing with the new toys, ice cream nail a delicious pink birthday cake with three pink candles were serv ed. Little pink paper rosebuds fill et with candies formed the indivi dual favors. Those present were. Ksther Ite'.n bardt, Uichaid I'arker, Alarjoric Isensee, Carolyn and Keith Bar nard. Harbnr.i. Bennett, Frances Thompson. Bitty and Alae Cole. Lawrence. Wilkin's and. l'hyllis .Dor othy Htickland, the latter sharing Hit honors of the day on the occa sion of her ninth month "birthday anniversary." Airs. William Hihes assisted the hostess In serving t he refresh ments, uml Air's, ltichard H. Bird , iin-l Rev, and Airs. J I. Silcklatnl ;vere also among the guests. - . - - "Mrs." Nichols Is Guest At Party Mist. Donna Nichols, who Is mov ing soon to her m-w liomo fn Kan .lime, ralll'mnji w:m u if.irst when ,tlie nifiiilii-rx nr I ho l.nt-ky Dozen Hub wore enlel'tnlneil l-'rlcluy III llif 'home of .Mr. Charles H. (liimn on Mnln aiici't. N'lne members of 1ln" club wore present nntl ft ile llshtfiil nfternoon wan spent sew- .lllH unci vlHtUni?. MM. Griffin used (lie season's flowers for the decora lions of her homo. Two-fonise refreshmenls were served. ... Two Classes In Sunday Recital Two elementary plnno cinsses, who hnve finished their first six weeks of study, were presented in leettnl hy the Kastern Oregon School of Music at the studio In the 'I. M h'ellows Temple yesterday nf lernoon. The members of til clime were, Mary Trachsci, Bernn dlne lluntfelford. Kvolyll Iteeil, IbniMliin Hendrlkson. Florence Orheltioe. Hennetle. llriKRs, Norma l.yon. Vudilh V.etor, l.uiina Thompson mill Jack llrown. The llaehers in charge of the classes .'ire .Mrs. William II. I'arkinsoll and l.eo Cullcn llrynnt. ... Rainbow Assembly Enjoys Program The I.a OraiKli- Assembly Order of i ln Knlnliow- for Girls mil in riRiiliu- s.sslon ftitm'iluy evenillB wllii n iii-ri. compnny of the girls present. Ilesides tile reffill.'ir rou tine work. Mrs. Minnie llodgin servlnir aN mother advisor in the nbsi ni-e of tin Mrs. Mae Tnrklnir l'n. one new candidate, Jean Wal ler was inl'.iated. After the close of the regular work, a socinl hoar was enjoyed, a short progi-um liav- 1 'vBi H S'iWrfXVi'l ft iiiwi4!.;Mm 'SYNOPSIS: The body of his brother entombed in the mine. Alex Peterson ends his pictur esque career to become An drew Ogden. His irrigation projects make him immensely wealthy. Anxious to shield, first his wife and later his son, from threatened scandal, he yields to Dillon's blackmail and pays ?i,oo0 a year for 2ti years to buy Dillon's silence on . Hie killing, of Joe Lundy. Dil lon becomes hold, demands $Jii(i,i)iiO and Ogden return. iy a queer chance he meets Mrs. Lundy and learns that her . husbaild is still living.' Kurie the desert rat, discovers the. new gold vein and comes to see Ogden but does not recognize him as the rormer 1'etor.son. Jerry?" "Just about. Uncle John. "And you, Henry?" "I'd like to hear about the young man's departure from his home the night Andrew was killed," Pea con" responded. "1 was coining to that. Jerry went on. Dad was Dillon to justice. Klrst, he'd have i to take me Into bis confidence, ; though, and he called me in audi small amount of soda to neutral ize it and enough baking powder will he needed to leaven the mix ture. An eighth to a quarter tea spoon of soda to one cup of nllpht ly soured milk and the usual amount of baking powder called for In the recipe should be used. The best way to use soda in recipe is to dissolve It in u little cold water and immediately beat it into the, mixture. A small amount of gas may be lost by this method, but thero Is no danger of wild tn biinir:t,1 t!nv vt'l"w HpolH so otten dry Ingredients. . j Sour milk drop, cakes are worth ; told me everything. K,lin ' i "I'ncle Jerry must have proper, l,rnP C M burial. The mine was open. Other v" em. 1 '"! sugar. It tnble people would be getting into It. If -spoons butter. teaspoon soda. Kurie talked, as he probablv would. ! teaspoons water. 1-2 cup sour we'd have a rush on our hands. I milk, 2 cups flour. 2 teaspoons "Meanwhile, the mine was still baking powder, 1-2 teaspoon salt, ('ncle Jerry's tomb and intruders 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 cup chopped must be kept out or It. Some one nut meats, must go down there. 1 was the! . . , ... urtt. I,.,..,- Beat yolks of egt;s until thick But morn-!""" "v j ter. Aim sour iuiik anu nc;u n.iui. mice .HA iiim itiiiii, mm umi A ItKI) leallier Img seen lit tlto spring fashion parade had n Kohl metal fastening in the form of A comet; ing been offered and refreshments served. On the program, were a violin solo by Mihs -$ev:llu 1'iatt, accompanied ) Marie Kloberg. a pianologue. by Miss WH ma Hansell with .Miss, Klolierg .at the piano and a piano dtiet-hy he Missed MarvJ.ou an 1 ,1-Jve'yji i l'ifier. ' ').' ;' i : Enterprise. Couple ,;. Married Saturday Saturday afternoon - at 4 : 1 r o'clock at the Chrlsl'.nn parsnnagn Itev, U. L. J'utman ofticiatrd at the inarriago or Miss Lulu May Cronsler and Charles 11. ltlood worth, both living in the Lnlerprise community. The young people were accompanied by Miss Irene fros-sler, a sister of the bride. .Miss Mary Mcdeo a nelce of the groom and Mr. Nile (iraham. Mr. and Mrs. Ilioodworth will make their home on the groom's farm in Wal lowa county. Chanter 4.1 I leave in the morning. TIIK l.i;AI Ul LLirr ! ing wasn't quick enough for me .': 'Z " r Z . rim ,1 I asked liln, lwder and add with nuts to mix meeting between Knrie and An- what he was going to drew. Our eves were fixed on the j Ion. ..l i.. :... i.i 'tloiirr lilin If It tflkeR OVCl'V iiov as he continued his long story. J dollar I've got' he said grimly, and dry. Drop from tip of spoon , ,.t . r . I v iin'ii i.ti. 1... off if vou ni'o go- onto an oiled and floured sheet llrt U'eill nil. 1 II i - i do about Dll-.ture- Al'" soda dissolved in water and vanilla. Heat tiara anu ioiu In whites of eggs beaten until stiff the new v. tn nnd ho s:iid he f ig-I Ing tonight, won.' he was entitled to a 50-&0 I follow you in a day or two. May Announcements I ured i niAi, nf i.t ,..irn .l-iii ilw.rp uMii 1 come. ' nose were ,j ,. ... utely lint oven, l-'alu'enheil. 375 to. 400 degrees Early Bell Founding The enrl.v hlill rniiiidei'S of Eup Itiml wore nflen iieilpntetic nrll llcers who imveloil nlMiut Iho roun try RellliiK up leinpornry foundries to cast holla wliei'ever they were wnnleil. Pampered Pusilet Two hundred pampered I'pi'siiin cnls from nil p.irlx of Hie world wfip (llspln.veil at on Intpi'iintloniil cot show In I'ni'is, Most of Ihe unl mills liinl splendid liomes of their own, wllh carpels, silk cushions, nnd electric li'-'hl. Ono liml n doll or lis own, uml nnollier n pkluri; of Its owner. TI IISOAY l'ltp;itAM The Nallonul, Hroadi ustiiiK com pany pronnim Tor Tuesday nllfht follow s: 7, vaudeville; K. , Wnystde Inn; til to 11, SpoillBht cevlew; 11 to 12. dance" music. The American UroadcaslInK company proK'"lni ' ror Tuesday niifhl ioIIowh; S. Vie Meyers or chestra: N:!!l(, I'aul ltunynn story; il, I'liilliarmonle oicheslin; in, male quirrict." (ti::io. NliiKiiiK Slriims; II o 12, Vic Meyers or Chest I'll. ' ' t. ... Vnrtlmnl ; KOW (2t kc) 7, Nllf; 0. feat ures; 1 o : :t 0 to 12, Nllf. , KRX (IIS Uc) 8 to 12, A I If pro-Kniiii. snu lmnclseo KPO (USD Uc) . R. fwitiire: n, Tommy and Hoh: !i::iu, trio and carolers: I IT to 12, N III"; . ' KKUt' (Sill lie) S. feulure: 8: IS, sympliony orchestra: 10, Amos nnd Andy: lo:lu to 1, dunce ninsic.". ' ,;. ilctiver . V i '; KOA (S30 Uc) .7, Nlit"; S, or eheslra: II, news... ' . . , - .... Spnkmio ' . . : ' KOA (U7 Uc) 8.10 IS.'AHir pro Krani. '' ' .: Kill (5MH Ml 1- N"V- f,'n'"' nres; 111, Amos and Andy;. . 1 0: 1 5, nw. . . ;'' .. - Suit iMki' VII y . , , KSb-dKI kc) 7, Nlli"; Inslru menlul! i(uai'ti!: ,JS;3i. vtirlely: Ml. Amos nnd Andy;- 10:15, dance mtirilc. lV ' '' 1 ,; ' ' 1 . I.iw AiMtelea ; ' ' , KH (530 kc) .8, fiutnres: in,::m. populur inoiriiim; : 1 1 :9H; to 12:80, ili'Kan I'ecHnl. ' . ; - " ' "' - KJII (1)70 lie) 8 to 12, ADC proKcnnt. ' ' " Onklnml ' KCIO ("!I0 kc) 8, NIK"; !l, The rilBihlis; 10 11. 12.; Nllf. ', Kl.X (SS0 kc).. 8, dunce music; Putman's V SEMI-ANNUAL ' : CLEARANCE : -SALE ' Begins Today Spring and Summer Merchandise Priced for Quick Clearance !l. popular chest ra. program; 10 to 1 1. or LOCAL GIRLS EARN PLACES ON HONOR ROLL VNIVKRHITY Ol'" OltlCOON. KiiKene. June . 24 (Kpeclnl) lOtta Itelln Kltelien-llnd Cella Stoddard, holli- of ' I M Clinnde, " hnve- been named oh ; the' lion6r ;riU of' the I nlveraily of Oregon for the sprlnif term, ucrordliiB to nniionnceinent l)V KillM M; l'llllelt,. rei!iHlriuV'.;Thi list, talnllliiK 101. Is mini" np' of Hluilentn wlln received-'.' no prrmle. Icks than 11, nil exceptlonnlly hlKh sehdlusilc'. averiiKe. MIkh Kitchen Is n sophomoro nt thn university,, where Blio niajors In Knglish. Hlie Is uffillateil with Al pha ("hi Opieira, national social so rority. Miss. Stbililnrd. who i'c nelved her demee In l'JlKrllsh this .Hllie, hns received high honors. for her scholastic ubillly. lieilm,electeil to; rill i Heta Kappa, .. scholastic, honorary, .. ami BraduiitihK with honors. . She is a member of Knp pa Alpha Tlieta, intllonftl-Ho'clnl so rorlly. ' i ' . V , . . V. N. HITS FIIUJlilACKF.HS. SAN" KKANPISCO (Al) 'J'iio I'nlted States hnyfl firecrackesl iln Asia nnd rlreworks In Europe, le flectlnB tho approach of July;4. Koverument flnnres show" 455,6.40 pounds of firecrackers nrrlVed fruin China nntl Jnpnn In hlaijch. llernuiny and Austria are the chief. soui-ccs of fireworks, ! . W The "Pailidnle cluli will meet Wedni-.sdny, June 20, nt the I'ily park wilti a picnic luncheon. All meniher.s please tnko notice. I.ucyVK eyes sphrlileii iierlniicr Pcclilc-s (rnspcil m licr ii'-elii(iim. realized I'"urlo had violated t'nole , about his last words to me." Jerry's tomb lie went crazy. What Jerry paused, that broodlns look I else had Kurle done or found In I In his eyes nituln, nnd we respected 1 the mine? Well, Kurle had found his silence. "It was around nine, now-.' he , .. , ,,... i ...ii.... ,i.i -n 1 ., ni.i.iiinimied .45 and 'a nnssel o' I IIC ISIilllll , liy l,ilier rtiu mi- . n - ,.i.,l,.l A Init'i, T elelv will enteiia'n the Allcel Aid bones.' una Ol ine iiaca rn oi n , i iiniuiivu. -T , ,,s 1 li ne 27 tlu Vslan, ' had a bullet slicHIn' In 11 Dad slocked lip with water, food, and !' v church Men e,'. of boU m. hnve Kone mad for tho mo- I gasoline, and set off. 11 was nenr Llis tnunn. ,u mm in o i;uih i , ., , . . , , 0, l0 Trri(Hiy, I 1Z? ?Xn that morning. "nd lent eronesonly piaced the day a, Jjr - - whom '' ""' ... I stick, Nathan Hyde, it seemed: Dad The Degree of Honor will hnvo HI'" to the lei ephone. I Hyd , , V ' , .- ...... , had a ready sold the .45 to you. Ihelr regular .lire ing I uesday eve- ' wnnpi,rlnK ,, ulug at 8 ociocu in .lie r..igi.s , .. .., ,,. whp,.,, linll. livery member is urged to he present hr'ng unlit block. drove out to tile nilii 'n't"dnce7 "I'ncle Jerry was there. Just lis Kurle had said. 1 put in most of the day looking over the new vein and the old workings. I "In the afternoon I drove hack j to the village nnd went Into l.nn- dy's Place. I went up to tho 'sec- PROMISE PERSONALS La Ornnile. Ore.. Grace Bld 1406 Adams, Fancy Work Shirts A Rood trrvivalile work shirt th:tt is different 95 Chtimbrey WORK SHIRTS Well made Iwiilblo iind triple slitclicd. full cut. lly Jlrs. Ilcrthn C'nrM'r , (llhscrver Correspondent) ! rittl.MI.SK. Ore. (Special) The school districts were holding their annual meeting Monday afternoon. 1 Mrs. Alrnciidii I'nrper wns chosen clerk nnd llolln llorbett the new director of district .'18. .Mrs. I.ona I'nrper was ctectcd clerk and Charlie Wormian director for dis trict 411. Mrs. Arthur Wallace returned home Friday from Knterprlsc where she had been taking the teachers examination. -Mrs. Hazel Criirrett hept her two smull children for her while she was away. Mr. nnd Mrs. David Oarretl nnd Ivan Gurretl nnd .Miss Lillian Car per called on Mr. -and Mrs. I.eo Kenworthy Sunday evening. A son wns born Monduy. June 10 to Mr. and Mrs. French Trump nt their home on Kust Orossiiiun. Miss Jetty Bennett Is staying with them nnd'dolng the housework. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carper and Harold Carper went to Wullown Saturday on their way to I.a (Irande where lin y expect to work. Kdna Uohy and Ivnn Curper took them to Wallowa and returned homo .Sunday. Hiirold Carper, who has been herding sheep for Hen McGlnnis, spent Friday night with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. I". Carper. Mis. Allle Smith and two grand children nnd daughter. Theresa, visited Monday evening with Mrs. Heiiha Carper and daughter, Lil lian. Henry nnd IMd Carper were vis lling their uncle nnd mint. Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Dennett, hist Friday. Mrs. llennetl has been finite 111 re cemly. j .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harton arc staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lleiiben Burton and Iteuhen and Thomas are rutting logs for the Howmnn-Hlcks company. I Chnrlle Wormian hos been suf fering for several days with a very i lame. back. He Is confined to his ' lied nt present nnd Intends to go ) to a doctor tin soon us the weather ! clears up. The heavy ruins for Hie I Inst week have made the roads ' tmlle rough. Mrs. Alice cnenownn ien ,ion- i had dropped him. But he was ret room. Ann mere were mc ' scared nnd he must have got II Into dummies, pretty nearly as dud had I his head thnt dad wns raving be- left them :ill years ago!- And V'urle enue of the value of Ihe pistol. . was with 'em he wns talking to Anyhow, he pulled out the contents of one of his trousers pockets .and planked them down on the-. deBk. , 'That's the price o' the six- gun.' I Among the trash mixed up with ! tlie money was a bit of inetul.- Furle pounced on It. An inai s me iiui-, j wiiikcii in un i ' inn..-,. , ' . ....... -.11.11 I 1. , ... .1 I... ,..ll.r..l ' llltln 1 let tlUlt WUZ SlUCK in IU riu: in; nun uuwii anu in- iniiMM in. i.. shouted. Dud got the shock of his J The room was a sort of 'holy place' life. then. It had never occurred I to him. t,oo. to him in all these yitirs that Jerry i "The next day n car drove Into hadn't committed suicide. Now. If Mho village, lint il dldn'l come up to them and pretending to piny poker . with 'em. He often does. It turned j lout. Thero were chips on the! ' table. It wns n showdown. Silting; , Bull had three uces! I thought I Furle was going to. shoot me when ! 1 walked In on him, hut I cnlmeil Jerry hud killed hiniseir, the bul let would be gold. i "It was lead!" I sn't holt upright in my chnlr nnd Deiicon all but leaped out of his. "Dad was stunned. Ko put Furle out. It meant upsetting the assumptions or a lifetime, lull he soon got it straight. Do you see II, I'ncle John?" "See It?" 1 shouted. "Of course the mine. ' And a couple of hours later Lucy came. We didn't see yon. I'ncle John." There -was more to follow, T sus pected, for wit il Ihe finish of his sloi-y Jerry's voice hm'. dropped oddly Jlnd Hint oncer defiant ex pression had come Into Lucy's eyes. , Deacon looked nt me grimly and 1 afterwords I wondered if ho had guessed. "What then?" I naked encour- I sec It! And so does Deacon. nglngly. Lundy hired Dillon, the ex-Flinker ton man to trap Jerry. Dillon got him and double-crossed Lundy by persuading or forcing Jerry to go in with him on something bigger. Jerry agreed nnd he was rnught. Lundy naturally set Dillon on guard outside the mine. As soon as tho crowd hud gone, Dillon spoke to Jerry, told him to push out the key your futher hod thrust under the door. Jerry, thinking he was to hi- freed, obeyed. Dillon opened the door nnd shot him. "Why? Becnuse he reasoned that when Jerry felt a rope nround his neck he'd try to save his own life by exposing the plot and nam ing his accomplice. Dillon saw- no danger In shooting Jerry. He would report he had heard a shot in the mine. Tho miners and your father would rind tile door locked, the key under It, nnd Jerry Lucy slowly drew out of her breast a slender pink ribbon which hung around her neck. "We were married in Snn Miguel yesterday afternoon. L'ncle John." she suld. (Copyrlghl l!2!i, Wm. Morrow Co.) Lucy anil Jerry iimiitIimII Tim Kail Imllel! Thirl y-yenr-ohl seerel.4 rcvcali-ilt t'lmtlnue thn story lonioriivtv. MENUS THE biggest name in the washer world is Maytag. Just as Maytag re sources and production facilities outmeasure those of all other washer manufacturers, Maytag products outmeasure every contemporary washer in both per formance and quality. Pi AnrrtfJ without ttarittv.lhtlaitii if matlalitt .'lift in frlfill IdjUisf muluf. Hy SIsK-l- Mnry There Is nlmnsl certain to be sour milk on hand during the lint weather. The first tiling that comes to mind Is cottage cheese, hut when there's only fine cup or Ictts unit there's linklni; to do the dead wllh Ills brother's pistol at Ills moMt wnsraftory' way lo save the uI.Ia inn nli ,1 in In-r evnliiilerl. lie- ing a stranger, he probably know nothing of I'etorson'H gold bullets and he reasoned his alibi wns per fect. "Hut before Dillon could get hold of Jerry's gold-mounted pis tol and discharge It to account for the bullet hole In Jerry's body, Jerry, who wns mortally wounded, managed lo put a bullet In hltn. The impact knocked Dillon down. Jerry wns dying, but he penciled those few words we found, stowed them awuy In the rurtritlge case, and reloaded the gun. 1 expect ho Mr. and Mrs. Tex Williams went In Wallowa Monday. Charlie Moore, nnd F.arl Williams are cutting wood anil delivering It In Maxvllle. Miss Bethel Fleshman. of T.a Grand". Is visiting friends on Pow watkn. Mr. and Mrs. Dovld Onrrett nnd Ivan Onrrett visited Hundny at the C. P. Carper home. Ivan Is cutting logs near lute. Ore- end spent the .Trecnl fc.-rs.KtHi Ulstvotlier David. milk is to use It In cakes or cook ies. Although ninny women hesllnte to use sour milk nnd soila in link ing, it Is n simple tiling to substi tute sour milk for sweet milk In nny recipe. The easiest rule to follow Is to use one-hair teaspoon of soda for one cup of sour inlik and omit one teaspoon of cream of tartar or two tenspoons of baking powder from the recipe. Baking sod.-i by itself is not lo. bp recommended as a leaven, al though il often is used iilone' ginger bread nnd I erson was bound to see that the "I'1'"" -akc. Wbn heated '-aklng soon gi-neinies i-uiiioii iiiii.xin. i The Maytag Aluminum Washer, Model 90, holds world leadership. Its cast-aluminum tub contains 36 pounds of pure aluminum. Its new type roller water remover repre sents a development cost of over a quarter of a million dollars. It is the measure of washer value every where. The Maytag, Model 60, has many of the features found in Model 90, including the lifetime cast-aluminum tub and gyrafoam washing action. The price is con siderably lower value. The Frederick Washer is a Maytag product in the moderate price field. It has a counter-sunk gyratator in a sturdy nickeled tub. The cushioned motor and precision made parts give it remarkably silent operation. It washes a tub-. ful in a few short minutes. One of these washers will meet your idea of price, and you will have the satisfaction of owning the best that your money can buy, THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newton, Iowa Pounded ItWj) d.iy fr Ia Ornndo where she rasonfd like this: If lie concwtlfil jjn"r-n u npfls to attend normal whool. lit tn nn uncxplod-! cartHM IVt-lin "Hiking cartrlJff had b-pn tnmepered with, an soon an he broke th? gun to ro placp the empty shell. It nover occurrrd to him that l'-lerson would Unve 'the koMIit his weap on.' Jerry died n mlntito or no later. "Dillon notv come to hlmH. peelnpr thnt Jerry wn deml, he rrnwh'd out of the mine, locked the door .thriwt tit key under U, npd took M tr .tttt' Ar-lies the conclusions your futlier cuine to, whieh In the great lenvenlnR ntrent , in flour mixture, but the residue left nfier the decomposition of the) podn flfM-olorn the mixture nnd j maken the din;itfreori!iU; tant nnd j nmell. Itou-ever, when pplce ar tiwerl tlu-v tMueulM thn coltir nnd ' odor. 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