La Grande evening observer., January 18, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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e Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE
(Incorporated)
Eiltor nd Publisher
BARVBT F. MATTHBW8..-..
. ....Biurihus Manager
Published evenings, except Sunday, t 141 1 Adams Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon, The Ohierver.Htar published every Friday,
Entered at the 1'ostoffl'e at I .a Grande, Oregon, u Second
Cuts" Mall Mutter under net nt Mfirnh 2, 1879.
. OFFICIAL I'Al'KIl OF UNION COUNT AND THH
' ' CITY OK I.A OHANT)M
MisMHRii op associates phkss
' The Associated Premie exclusively entitled tft nee tor publica
tion of all news dtapatcbea credited to It or not otherwise credited
l( published herein. All rlghta of republication of special dis
patches In thla paper, and alao the local news herein also are
reserved. ' -
National Adrertlnlng Representative
M, C. ftSOOENHISN A CO, Ino,
flan rrancleco. Los Aneelea, Routtle, Por'lnnd, Chicago,
Detroit. New fork
OUT OUR WAY
LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Satin-clay, January IS, 19.10
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OPEWIM A UMSRELLf.f? V .(Eri t-E.r-- iT LIKE
IMOOORS MAW et SIX 50L0E.R-, IN A,
BAD uucw(. , BoT p0p -fEMr Tritw'vE
ui-oviiM uMt ouifeiDE AU- COT A HAND
LUCrt. IT LOOKS kV-- XV
LlKEA CEMTtPE.DE; 'V"' TTV Yv
By WiiiiamsiParrot Diseases
Held Cause Of
Eight Deaths
- subscription hate
llf Carrier
Dally, per month In advquoe ,
Dally, elx months In advance
bally, alngle coiy.
710
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to
lly Mall
Dally, per month In advance...
Daily, per six month In advance-.......,
DafJy, er year In advance......... ...............
Weekly OhHerver-Slnr, per year.......
too
12. SO
16.00
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..' ATmrnTISWO KATB9
fMeplay, forelxn, per column', lneh. ..-..
plsplay, local, per column Inch.... ,
1-lme contract prlcee on application.
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. T1IK l.AMIt OK (loll John Meeth Jchiih crmilUK until liini,
find' willh, Iteliel.l Ihe hamli rr tlt.d, which tuketh jiavtty the
nlh of tlin world. Thin Ik he of ;Vvlio'iii, 1 Huld, After mi.'(COniolh
ii tnan- which Ik lii-cfeiTed bc-fore me; for ho. wnK.lieCniji me.
John 1 :'J!l, no. .. . " ', .1 7
GIKLS, NOT HOYS, LEAVE FARM 1
:; Hearing a great deal alwut lwys leaving the old farm to
rnlake' their fortunes in the big city,' experts of the Ohio
experiment Htation set out to investigate and collect some
accurate figures on the subject. . They found that lit is the
.country girl, not the country hoy, who is least able to resist
the lure of the white lights. .
" What docs the fanner boy do when his bestjgirl hies
of f to the city? According to the Ohio investigatori he takes
unto himself a city girl for a wife. ' i
Matrimonially rural youth seems peculiarly eligible, The
girls who go to the city offer real competition for1 the city
.girls, who seem to be attracted to boys from the' farm. Of
.course, if he is any kind of a salesman, a country boy should
.be able to beat out his urban rival by simply glorifying the
simple country life.
.' Hut the country boy has lost his traditional earmarks. He :
is no longer a hayseed, the cut of his clothes ; being as
stylish, the polish of his .shoes as bright and the model of
liis roadster as late as his city cousin.- All of the old distinc
tions have been wiped out. ...
v Responsible f.or,alJ this. is. a. nev.liaispn,botwce;i fity and
country brought about by good roads, automobiles, radio,;
colleges and newspapers.
MWWvW i--'AT& wii-W' MO&r PEOPLE '
6ETr-OM6.PR.BR.;
V ' -UVU t-V- -- ri930ByNESCRVICe. INC. '
. I , , ,. I ,
Abe Martin i
I
W-tHHIKHTON', Jim. 1 if
I Hureon Ikuenil 4 "ttru iiiiiiK, of rhi
l ptitiJic Ih-hIUi Hcrvicf, n 'port c it to
j i)u- a lotiil of nLiiut rTi r:iMit of j
I pit rnit f t'Vir or pvli tucoxlH hn v
; orrurrod during tho iie.si'nt out
j )rnnk In nine H(iit M uml tlmi (Mk'ht
fJjitliM liuvc reHitltcd from tho
ruro cIIki'uso,
Dr. i "linrloH ArniMrnn,1 puiiHo
. l)i':iHh offfrer hi ('iuiro if ii iiu-j
I tinn-wMo HUrvey of tho d.Hi'nw,
J faM )i!h own clierkup Mlmwrii a .
j total uf '"vvi'll cHiHbliKjicd" cason !
I m pnrmt fv.-i, anil fcHir othi
f iilmui uiilcfi thnrt Jm vlitrlitly tlnuht. i
Public Itonlth Bt'rvfcp tntct'rili
i KfntM, Dr. ArniHtrnntf Hitld, nro tit
work In ii ii offnrt to Hnitll'y Inii'-If-rln
rmiwlntr the McliniHs In p:r
(Ots. Un brniik'lit tho rjironsH of
n parrot from Itnltlinnrft Hvoral
ihiyn iitvo ,jind eiiltiitvj hnvt licn
lutt'io from It in th liytxli n)- lah-
j oratory.
"The parrot from wlilch wo liiivo
! olitalncd ciilttireH," In aildrd, "was
i iiHHOfiuU-d with a liumnn c;ti of
pHlttncoHlH In Ititltimort', ut. It
! wiil inko nhoth r wvvli to cutah-
llsh tin' Identity of tiio Imrtcrln.";
LA GRANDE
STORE
Successors to NIK. WEST & CO.
KING WINTER
RULES WITH
HARSH HAND
(Continued from Taffo One)
jam i:k io. aki'.y i-:m-:cti-:d
PK5ffniKTON.
; J run oh 10. Altoy.
On. (A!
president of thi
Nwmiipi'd hy ilfinandK upon Ihi'in.
'I'lU1 Cohp Sl pllU'P In tho Kioto W1IX
In 1 1 1 rntih;inillf, whoro S h-dow
' was ri'Clldrd, btlt clfiir to tlu
Mexican hunter ilif .snow and icy
j wind Ip'Id Hvay.
i . A n adintr of ir& dcfrnt'S fiow
! zero at llarnsdall, OklH., was he
i llcved an all I i tut record for the
; Htttte. .
j KuiiHiiH Oty ex ted 15 below
i IhU iiioi-jjiiiff. the lowest since l!U4.
litid polntw in Western IvaiiHaa were
'even colder. A iri-lnch miow of
! week hko has heen . packed . and
; frozen to an icy blanket over the
intale.
imilli dintely whipped hy Jiic'm
I ouster.
Hut one iiioi-nhit? lioeMch's roost
er huh found star!; dejil niiir
tiered dlabnlhally. Mi battei-e.i
head and torn breast pointed to y
f a (r of v le foils spurs, Joe w as
mystified.
i. .day or I wo la lei- a sti'imu'er
walked into the lmiyanl - a luil
liantly colored ritrnnjrer. Tell t:t
outs on his head ihoo. lie had
been in mortal combat.
Now h Chinese pheasant feeds
wltb. Joc'h hens.
"JUIAH"
I'oIKm that suddenly kM lido the
TeHiini-- association to Hiarl opera
lions at once,
D. (lai-dlner, experienced test
ov, arrived whh all neeoHSiiry oipilp
mont lo Hlnrt tnakitifT t(sts on tin
17 herds rOproHontlnpr til'o cowk ! tjon
ni(ine iii un? ItSHOCiatloll.
j chamber of commerce, whs unanN 1 Hiri'l'llNS I-'ltOM Till-:
muumy ciecien iu leiiu iiie iiiK'Hi' i
llzallon HirniiKh IPSO, liadnlph HANTS PASS, ore., (AP)
j ('rojiiiuelhi was-named vice presl After ' having been . mourned for
Ident of the Ki'oup. Disvolopment uf i dead Tin years. Albert LonfT.
. t inalilht rapids, hotter ninort fa- former resident of this city, walked
Unities and county development are I Into the home of his sivder late one
j major jiroJ-ots of tho organization ; niKht.
lor i no year. ,i The sister promptly tainted.
- Walker' h mother resides at Hed-
poi insV ixeoMi-: mini
OJIhXiOiV f MTV, Ore. (AP)
Tho income from poultry in
(Maokamas county in 1H1'! was
Pilot Prefers Ripe
Age to Publicity
ri. i.vm in Kit nil aviu- f ,,... n ,nil .1 1 1 .. .u o
a rlyiiiu h. nic.H, 1!,h1 llarrlgall i , ., ,,,. a, I l
woul.l rath. r I... the l,it than ' lnBkecn ,,.' T,H is an il)CI,,lM.,
of more than 300 per cent in the
n ft, nun and' last five years. Specialized dairy
the greatest,
He has spent Itftw
dln', California and was advised
: of his , presence, she said her
prayer hud' boon answered.
Snow In Oregon
Pleases Miners
Oil ANTS PASS. (re. (AP) de
cent, snow storms w hleh place.
fi rants Pass in the columns of
"suowhnmid' cost various uilllifei
pearly ?l'.iui(i but sent cheer into
I tho camps of placer miners,
; Heavy snowfall in the ln'nh
; peaks means late runs at the min.1
on account of. supplying an abiuei
i anee of water, it bus been esti
: nuileil by (i rants Pass chaniber of
I citniuieri-t that nearly tino iniiie -H
hi nefittod liy the snowrall whiriy
I from January 0 to January l :t win
s li inches in the valley and six fc-t
i on the peaks.
WOOI i MAKKKT
. ItOSTON, Jan. IS (Al) The
wool luiirkot had been very ijuiet
during the past week except for a
few requests for C4's ami finer
mostly e'ronoli conibin graded in
Washington County
SCCCl SDlldS SllCCBed n"ur" '" ll,r u,r ,t',1 ,,n,-,nnil snail fruit production ore ulso ! ih. mlitliuil Ikikh. The hull; of
" self Isn't pxnetly ur without n tlic Increase nad the proilucllnn puivIiiihcm were uuiclc hy top muk-
iiti i ui.i.,i .,,, o . i'101'1""" niiKhiip. no has piloted of hullia la provinK prontnlilc.
iii.l.HIHJM), Oitv, (A, ) Seel ,,.,.,, of nwy, inanururturcil I . .
........ u.- U1 uiiiuBiim county ,,1,,,,,.,,, wo,.Ul minina of dollars, on
i Imptismal flights without so much
w.-n. Klven a trJnJ In the Yuklitia
vau. y ot nsliliiKl0ll .duiln the iua ,,,,,,,, f, ,,,,,,
post year .mil proved at least the j A11,.r ,,...,,. ,4 .., ,,,,
S'I'A I ITS IN V J'lSTI RATION
DALLAS, Ore. (AT) It. It.
of Heed stock front
Netted tieni was the variety il?r.
other ,... ,.,.,, ... ..... Pr"'''" "t uie vreB.,n maw
' itttu " ""i min ri..f.i1(ii.i fissocriation iinil siinorlti'
a thrl 1 from every flight "1 J tfim!nt of B(lh0ols hors hilH Klnrt.
od an InvoHtUrntlon into tho )ro-'
posod ntato printing of textbooks.
1 1 Una ....ninln.l 1 ti f l.'lliatAn.l
learned to pilot sonplnnos in tho Hllltu; d'r,(n of thP H( ;,.", of brtHi(!
liial
Hal
i.-m-.i in irrwauon nrancn ox- hnilM ilU .iv- in ihn ii n.t
perlment station at Prosser in com- i..-.tin k.,,1 " i11,ii,.n.i trti. r
letitlon with seed frrtm other i lin n..,' 1F , n , fl.,n
. .ii . i m i li in i i i in: iirtn iiiKion . jm yy
ouiuy seen in uaHiiniKion are no-
in nrraimed Tor the coming sea
son by Comity Aw-nt O. T. Mc
Whorter and if the sjinds come
mri.-.nm-iiK i-noy im - iiv-i-irz!) -n new
utlet will be assured. Durinir the ... . . . . J011"" CHANTS PASS. Ore.. (AP)
Kiowlnjx s. nson tfio "fi.dis Vf' seed , . "Mnm" a lr,l 10 "on "When it snows ip Grants Pass rosi-
tu n.ltu tuu iiikih ,ionts turns to their ibrarv ns is
ers to rover moderate volume of
new business on tops. Worsted
manufacturers nought very spar
ingly. Prices on tiA's and finer
were fairly Htcady, hut the fptola
tlons on lower jrrades showed an
Teachers association and suporln- oasn-r lenuency. reiicciinK unsoi-
ueti couuiunns in foreign jrimary
market-on cross bred wools.
newspapers itu' don't tula n kimmI h,r disease by (he rarm crops de
plintrrgruph ni-c to ho pilled. Uw pariment oi the (in goa state cul
ulmp, if you hain't koIii' to help h gc.
pom- pcuplo who own cars ulialVr I
The honored cuest lit a banauet who. whon she was callifl i'u" olu 10 1,0 ""-1 '' maw animals
. . , . ... oyv I'ogiie
. arts and solonooH. as a commute
Never has he had a part in an f one to assemble facts,
accident in which anyonu was kill- . .
fed. On tho other hand, he piloted j TIIIA' H1-:A1 STHtll-:fi
the Ill-fated dirigible Shenandoah
snort iy pel ore its last journey.
Iso he planned a Irii
, it .... ... . r. ' . thwarted at the last minute, about ,i n n.i-i ninrt Uv ihn
MOItONIC ANTICS
Sm allow nd;od the,
township iruste(s, today.
Umatilla Shows
Interest In Case
upon for a speech, refused to speak or to even make the cus
tomary acknowledgment of the chairman's address, and
told a story, recited a limerick and sang two songs instead,
established a precedent, but hardly a welcome one.
, Even those who sympathize with the sufferers from too
many and too long after-dinner speeches will admit that this ; i' "''ho
. . .. .. . , ease .it the K la unit h e.uinty entu-
18 for the present a counsel of perfection. If many emulate ! mission. xhiK reiinl.urseuieul
this' innovation, our last estate would be worse than our!"'0"' "'" "'''"'' K..v..u.nent or
. , , , .... ,i laes on reservation laud l.rln.' up
first. One can close eyes and ears when a dull speaker gets ,t in,inr poHsii.niiy in i matiita
going interminably, but what could lie done if he offered to r'"'; -witu . .esnvaiiun dathut
entertain the audience-, with an exhibition of ventriloquism j "i'miiiiMa'"eo.ii,ic eni.i ask the
or an imitatiim)f bnrnyurd noises? jnovem m i,h- iviinhursement
The reform, if it over comes, would scorn; to be a matte- o(uZ !,", 3 XZ-",
moderation and balance, rather than of substitution. As a 'reservation not ex. from taxa-
matter of ftict, a decided preference is showing itself fH-!"rtll!l;":i:il!a!r;U;w"lve
fewer and more concise orators at public banquets. I relumed Ibis much to Uu- county
,' Speakers there often must be, or else the entire purpose of j""'1 """M, '!"'
. , 11 pruprl-tv vaiuaiinn ..I I lie eoualy liy
the gathering will be frustrated. 15ut at such frustration tine.- million .iniia.-s.
most after-dinner speakers show a remarkable genius bv I " ls i"'11""1 '"" l"'lv
: . . . . . ,, ,, , . , 1 I money w.Mll.l l-e.liiee llle rounty tax
.Wandering lar a-field Irom the subject and purpose. j i,.Vy an.i maie pohkii.ii. ini-
Next to a good five-cent cigar, the nation's greatest need ! 1"'"v' ""'"1 1,1 ,lu' '""'i-vaiion .us-
! I'lll.'.MIO. Jan. IS (Al')Ani
nil!s, real and imuKlnnry, )i;iv(.
: .IriiTri Mrs. Sophie Seldlef to seek
a .liMitee from Walter, .she says
1 her liusliand itnaulned the exist-
I ' Ti r (.Ink elephants and wfcirlv
, , .' ,, . " than the Kreul.'st flier,
ilreodtiilly. in an erfnrt to boi rid
of tin in, liis wife asserted, he (nt "" .
I real animals and took them to he-1
Willi him. One' niliht he would
e.ime heme with a eai, another
! nft,rlit a del,', and sonielinies witti
,-i rald.it. 1. pi:;.'. ill ot- a rhleken.
" any aviators lost their librarian. Fur the first time In
lives tryliiK 10 cross Iho l'aclfic. 1 1, history of tho library, more
tine of the tew men In tho coun- i ,i,an $,ooo volumes were circulated
try who possess official qualifica- within a week. Kor this number
Hons to pilot any and all Hinds of fiction wis a three to one favorite
aircraft, llarrlKau Is known as a with the readers."
"safety first" filer. A ship must'
be airworthy before he will fly II. j I'AVOKS 1K1NO SKIIITS
Asiced about his philosophy of
the air. Harridan always makes the! ATLANTA. Jan. IS (A.l' l.on
same laconic remark: ! skirl's nre approved by Miss K.
would rather be the oldest I until Tyrtle, president of the Ix'a-
Chinese Pheasant
Cock Wins Battle
OIEAXTS PASS, On?. (AP) Joe
ItoeMch, (inints Pass garage own-:
or, had a roosier, a gentlemanly
rooster which maintained a .well
i-'etila4d 'diaremi.;-ns -other roost- ;
ers do and have done.
Any other rooster that tried to;
cock, a doodle do love notes wast
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
Suits &
Overcoats
$14.85
$18.85 v ..
an
TWO MUX IN.PI iti:n
.l.VNI-XVIl.l.K. Wis., .Inn. IS j
IAI') -Two men were injured, one .
seri.uisly. early today when the.
Sioux Muiliod. MllwanUee road
I'assenuer train crasiied hcadou
into a Norl hwestern passelmer
liain at a junction in .latlesville.
Ai-i'iiiiVK TAitii'i-' inciii:.sp:
is for speech-makers who do not want to make a speech but
simply have something to say.
Edges Are First Envoys In Paris
trlcl.
Klamath Starts
J Testinff of Cows
i KI.AMATII KAI.I.S. lire., Jan. IS
r. Y t TT CI f 1 Y 1 1s : ( A I ' ) -I a I r.v inn In KlaliiallM'Oinity
lo Live In U. S. Owned Buildinfts ir - ' "
c3) the an noiincc incut t but sui i IcWnt
dairymen have hlgnrd articles of
agreement fur the Klamath i'o.v
i WASHINGTON, Jan. JS (AP)-
! The senate today approved an in -'crease
in the tariff on tho cheaper
class of wool felt hat bodies, but
refused an additional duty of 12
( cents apiece on blocked hat bodies
and finished hats.
Tho rate agreed upon on wool
h;U bodies, bonds, forms nnd
' S r
''';
n
'ft- l J f
j tional Kducation association; they
prevent teacher being confused
with pupils. Miss Pyrtlo favors
teuchont hohn; In style, as a II
things equal, tho best dressed will
do the host job.
AVASinXOTOX. Jan. IS (AP)
,Kor the first time In history a
i woman, representative Kathorino ,
,l,anKley, nf Kentucky, today was j
weleoted for membership on thej
republican committee on commit-;
tees In tho house. She succeeds;
ijohn M. Itohsion. who is now n j
' lveiitnrkv Renutol.
This selects the republican mem- i
bership for tho regular standing
committees of the house.
rill-: HACK embroidery or this
jshapifi regardless of value, was 3S beige glove repeats the des-Rli d
cents a. pound and f0 per cent ad j color of lite modernistic, t-uff ot
!' - ' red kid
Jtjrpipes are really of l'roiieti
origin, says nn historian. You can't
blame the Scotch for everything.
Hy llurel UonN
(AP Keature Service Writer)
PAltIS (AP) When Mrs. Walter
10. Kdge, wife of the newly arrived
muhiiHttador to Cm nee, took over
the keys of tho embussy sho start
ed Trom scratch, umllplomntlcully
speaking.
Kin) is the envied bostons of one
Of the finest, embassies In PartH
und the first wife of an American
ambassador to Cnmee, lo start her
official career in u government
owned and furnished embussy.
It Is a stately house. In tho Tro
fujero quarter. Is ideally situutcd
uttd bountifully furnished. It in
I urge enough to house the umhus
sudor, ambassadress nnd three
little unibussadreltes without
crowding.
There Is a gulden, and windows
of the drawing rooms look out on
I be green (dope of tho Trooudoro
terrace extending down to the
rVlue. .
Hlnco tho arrival of the td
children 6. 4 und fi months old 1
Americans iu Pur is feel thut the!
Yuokco family tradition Is rrpro-j
neutei) at the embusy.
fnllcrs who present themselves
A the bit; front entrunee bear the
nhrh-kfl a ud laiiKhlor of children ul j
rday In tjie adjoining garden. 1
Crctuently a shining black per-j
ftrnhulator Is parked alongside the
Kmvelcd drivtiway. Indication thut j
thfl youngest h'dge is ubout to tulte
Hit ulr of tho exclunlvv walks
around the Avenue d'letia.
The new ambassador and his
wife apparently share the white
house belief that naturalness and
Informality should dominate the
home, ho matter how official.
The now ambuHsndross, energetic,
enthusiastic ubd out-door as to per
sonality, wms born Camilla Kewall
of Hath, Me. She comes of a sea
taring, shipbuilding family. Wash
ington reckoned her one of Its most
successful hostesses during Ambas
sador Kdges term In the seuato.
Mrs. ridge's ofticlal duties are
lightened by the fact that the
Crouch government Is largely car
ried on by buchelors. President
(iuston i(iumrgut Premier Audro
Turdleu utnj ArJetlde Hrlund, min
istor of foreign ul fairs, nr all un-umrrled.
COC.NT VCOI RT OIITICI7.C.I
tilt ANTS PASS, Ore. (AD The
Josephine county commission
wblch went on record as not favor-
couuty tlunuclal uld lor the
Oruhts I'a mniclpl ulrport hut
men subjected to considerable
criticism stnc.u visiting plane
mired in tho (h id vluu It landed.
The jdlot and pa-VOMiper wefo In
jured slightly und tho plane whh
dnmuirvd. Collowing the accident It
(f uudurtdood u u;i ruing was pvted
ubout coudltlons a Die fbhl at
other porta.
UPON
T1ML
7
fall S.uidt.illi:,
the p.iet, , ti
SI llll.ll HI I I 1.1
lime a Intlk
Man.'ii. lie a!-i
M 01 k'-d in h.ir.
I'.r iho., pot
"'i i. -, I. 1- I , k-
ai.!s and li.it- f' t4iSj
v.-t ti. i.i-.. Me ' . s. s' tins
III l. ii. 1 an.; ; .jfjXf
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Oin.iliii. V,
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GOAL
Let us fill your bin
now
you will need it
EricKson S Duriand
Phone Main 792
1525 Jefferson St.
with
iranKCleaYitier
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1' "
An Excellent Dinner
'In the Coffee Shop
Small , famill-K who find it
both uneconomical and uninter
esting l go to the Mroubb- r
preparing a dinner for two or
time Ihns.. people find our
special dinner iu the Ct.tTec Shop,
very attractive,
A table o'hote menu offering
abundant variety, generous por-
lions experily prepared and.
served hot is provide.) at mod
erate cost. Ailded tn the good
ness of the dinner is the attrac
tiveness of perfectly appointed
hotel.
SACA JAWEA INN ,
'Tolnls the, Wnj to Heller Things."
IBS)
Although we're always in n
hurry
That's no call for you to worry.
Quick aud safe that's us. Toll
us when you need us. Move you
from Here to There in a hurry.
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Jo g
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W5
JflueHountain
MP?
If you would
dnnkaquart
a day '
Good heaUK
VJould come
around to
Stay
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