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MORMNG ENTERPRISE
. Oregon crrr, Oregon
L E. ROME. Edltd and Publisher.
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rich! Hetty Green Mjrl that becaaaa
of the advance la the price of coffee
she mast go wltboat her daily break
fast port ton.
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ta racwiar adar-
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thecals 1 -er Hi
Wwre Jc Baa.
Weatev Far Bale,
aaal a word rirat ev
ark a.MliloiMl
Batre for
Catarartaa a I a ba tbe ai
MJI . far . drama. a rata
far tbe a .ably. Where tha aavrueaeaeat
la traaferrd from I Ik tally ta tha mmk
y. wltnaat i-aaara. the rata win ba be
aa barb tor raa mt tha papar. aad la a
ax-b tar epacaal paertMW-
Oaab ehawld " areompaay srdey a bin
party la mknowa ba aaihuai eCTea el
tbe Katerprtee.
Lace advai tielaa at h-cal
tlrrua advai-Hetae and apaciaJ tiaaatat
6Terttatac at He ta bar aa lex, aceard-
coadit teat gvt eratoa; tba
"Fire Bale" and Bankrupt Bab" edVar.
: ananata SVr Inch rirat Ineertlea: addl
aortal tnaifitaae aajna ntattar Ma lawb
5-w llrma and wall wrttaa artJolae
af atari t. with tataraat . to local raadira,
win ba cladty aocepW-4. Rajaeted
never returaed aaJaaa
ta prepay
-ad-
It Is posalble to Kt aoma axarolaa
at tha football gam by yelling.
aa
VbfB a prrfact lf?" aoma on
aaka. Tbafa tba (juration tbat U dia
turblng Rrno.
Wants, For Sale, Etc
HaUaaa ar im ctaaatnad baadara
iU ba lnaard at ana aaat a vara. Aral
taaMtaav baJf a caal atditlaia! toaar
ttaaa. Ja bb car. It par aiuaO.
bicti aard. t aaaa at par aata
iaah laaat acoaaipaat ardar aal'-aa aa
baa aa apa acaaunt wiib tba paiar Ma
ftaanrtal rr taaiauity tor arrvra. vbart
arrora fraa rupctad aatiaa will b
prtntrd tar aatraa atlaimuai anaraa Iba
WANTtO.
--
Tba emplorta ot Joba Jacob Ator
bay approvaj of hi marrias. N. B.
Their i(M bava bra ralsrJ
. 2b
Canada dtdnt know Champ Clark
as a do elaa h wouldn't bava two
taken so aerloualy la kid attaranc on
annaxatlon. '."H.-
a
. CUu Sprecktea days tha price of
sugar will go higher. Claua knoaa
aomething about sugar, too.
WANTEIr Tourlats and local people
to see my collection of arrow-het!
coins, India t tnnhl. t'd tm.u
and curioa or v.: aorta Will bu
or sell in thu iu Maw one ool
bargaiaa In e "nJ hand rurnUure
and tools, Ceori Young. .Main U
near Fifth.
LIVE WIRELETS
(BT EDGAR BATES.)
aula la never t
tad by muim
CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER.
.
d THE MORNING ENTERPRISE
la on aaJa at tba following stored
- a- ererr day
Buatley Broa Drags
Main 8treet.
" J. W. McAnuhy dgara
8erenth and Mala.
"' Becrea Confectionery
4 Mala near Sixth.
d M. K. Dann Confectionery
Next door to P. a
' aty Drug Store
Electric HoteL
d Bcnoeaborn Confectloaery
: Seyeatb and X Q. Adama
OcL 13 In American History.
18U Battle of Qoeeostowa. OnU ra
j Baiting la tba repolse of an Aaner
' Icmn-force which had crossed the
' rlTer to attack tha British ander
General Brack, who waa killed.
1827 James Henrr Btoddart reteraa
Aaaerlcan actor, bora: died 1907.
1964 Maryland by orerwhetalng vota
. deride! to abolish aUrery at once.
180O Jnatlce Samnel Freeman Miller
of tbe United Btatea supreme court
ailed: toru 11.
1910-W. K. Btaaley. former goyernor
of Kansas, died: bora 1848.
. ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
(From noon today to noon tomorrow.)
San seta 039. rises 6Xi: moon risen
;t:ia p. m.; mooa farthest north and
'nlgbeat
FOOLISH SPEECH OF CLARK.
Eugene aeems to have "put one
over on us" In that commission gov
ernment movement. She has called a
special election next month lo decide
the issue, and If carried will be put In
effect early next year.
a a a
.
Tbe "art of danctug Is being
taught at the University of Washing
ton. But that's easily explained, wo
men vote in the atate to our north.
a a a
"Doe" Wiley promise, to make it
not for dispensers of cold" fountain
drinks. He says that instead ot using
some ot these mixtures In the attempt
to puench our thirst In the good old
summer time, some of tbe "dope
Could be' used to better advantage in
spraying fruit trees. This doean't
sound very nice but President Taft
says that Wiley knows what he Is
talking about.
a a a''
Whiskey from banaanaa. whica will
cost us less than the brands we are
now familiar with "listens well." At
any rate we are ready to try anything
once. Some times we will try a thing
only once, sotnethinsrs every once In a
while. And then there are things that
we are glad to try every now and
thetu-mostly "now and probably this
Is one of thoee things. So bring It on.
a a a
In every town the six of ours there
are few men upon whose shoulders
rest the responsibility of running the
city-governmenL Tbeae men receive
no 'pay for their services but belong
to that class of men who are ay tiling
to spend much of their own time In
hsrd work for the advancement of the
community In which they live. Not
only are they often called away from
the scene of their daily activities but
more often la It necessary that they
rob themselves of their evenings, the
very time of the day tbat they should
spend at home, at rest and with their
families. Yet these men are so public
spirited that they are willing and anx
ious to freely give this time that our
city be cleaner, better governed, have
.better streets, etc And yet these very
same men who work so hard and re
ceive no pay for their valuable time
are the ones some people criticise and
abuse In every possible manner. Why
don't these "knockers" spend their
time in assisting In this good and nec
essary work. Instead of attempting to
block every forward move for the pro
gress of tbe town?
WANTED A solicitor. The
man who makea good on this
should earn 0 to $30 weekly.
This Is no snap, but a red
olooded man can make good.
Call before 11 a. m.. Friday or
Saturday. Circulation Manag
er. Oregon City Enterprise.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE By owner ten acres good
timber land on Clackamas Southern
railroad, two miles from Oregon
City limits on Highland road; all
level; $165 per acre. Address Ore
gon City, Route No. S, Box $3.
Completion of Ashokan Dam to
Give New York City More Water
FOR SALE Desirable property.
rheat.- within one block of High
School. Improved street, and sew
age. 8-room bouse and 'two lots,
$1.30); (-room house and two lots,
$1,700: terms. E. HI Cooper A Co..
Oregon City, Bank building.
When It comes to a question, of hos
pitality, Oregon takes a front seat In
tbe first row. This Is what Taft says
and he ought to know.
It will be a proud day for us when
tbe "big ditch" is formally opened and
our own battleship, the Oregon, takes
ber place at the front of the proces-
Tbe speech of Speaker Chamn Clark
of he House of Representatives, In
which he advocated the annexation of
Canada to the United 8tates, and
which Mr. Clark almost Immediately
following Its delivery admitted was
an act of folly, was one of the chief
factors in influencing tbe defeat of tbe jfon.
reciprocity agreement in the Canadian a a a
election. Such a declaration on U: ao " tink of a policeman
. w ,,., -., I who. when searching a prisoner is
part of sack an Important official as j ... enon5h to ,et tne man he
.; Mr. Clark was used to great advantage searching rob him of bis watch
by tbe opponents of reciprocity who ' At any rate that Seattle "cop" showed
utlllxed It to boost up their bogey of j Pr tact In nlslng a holler,
conquest by the United States.
Mr. Clark as speaker, It is true, tend- t Changing Har 8 pot a.
... , . .... . , She was sobbing softly, snd be wss
ered Tamable aid toward the adoption i t ' M
. . . ... . . very much annoyed. He didn t like
of reciprocity in tbia country. But ' .
. . . .... ... ., faint hearted women anyway. They
whatever of good ha did in this direo i . . . .
, 1M I bad been long enough married tx
tion was more than nullified by his . ., A . ,
, ! months for bins to asarrt his nrerors-
speech advocating annexation when it i . ...
. . I tive as tbe master of tbe nouaebold-
. most have been apparent to every' . ... ....
... , , , vu. iwi (juien. l uu aci use a
" " B 1 . baby." said be by way of beginning.
an expre,k,n could serve tbe cause , know what yon.
be affected to serve no good. ; -boo r
It wonM be unch.rtuble to assume Rb tf),d hn) Mfen
that Mr. Clark waa designedly guilty (why Jm Ml(,M(, w
of such a glaring blunder. Taking htm
his own sdmtssion that
FOR SALE One mare and two-seated
surrey; one Jersey bull. Inquire
George Morse. Jennings Lodxe.
FOR SALE One stallion 8 years old.
weight L700 pound. Bnebjro-n.J
borse II years old. weight I.Cihi
pounds, one gray horse, g years old.
t weight 1.150 pounds, one 3 1-4 inch
wagon with box. one sot double
work harness, one stallion service
book of $237. Will sell you all or
part. Inquire Oorbett A Co., ,at
poetoftice, Oregon City.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT OR FOR 8ALE I acre
farm 3 mliee northeast of Oregon
City; sale price $8,500; rent, price
$ 10t year; Inquirer-Mrs. mile
Aune. 1414 Center street.
FOR RENT Five-room house at Cane
mao. Call Main 2014.
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OPPORTUNITIES
for men and woman of anaraotar ara sd. .
A bank aecouni I an dvldsnca of
eharaetar. and bank booh ahowlno
regular depoalta la the paaiport ta
opportunity and the key ta auesaaa.
Enroll yourself aa a depositor hsra
st ono and beoamo a member of tr..
'opportunity elub.M
One dollar will start a saving accaunt
The Bank of Oregon Qtv
OLDEST BANK IN THE COUNTY 7
It -. I.Anit'RirrTB Prwaldeol
kdbaw
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANj
u of OREGON CITY, OPEGON
capitau laooasa
I
Treneeete d eJeral anHltiff wolneaa
Open
l.
Qladotono Lumbar Com
BUN0AL0W MATERIAL OP ALU KINDS,
lumber, lath, ahlngUs, feuco-poata and dwirs, motildliKa,
all kind of inside finish, priced right. I urn Iter guaranteed ta4
delivery
(YARDS AT PARK PLACE).
Phone Mam rut.
ahaN a
the amount was subscribed. The ma. the fbioda and tha aBcrobrhaiyM.
lerlal tin purchaaed, hauled lo the inlentlesa hand of Tim. Abii
ite xit and the work begun. Its floor will trsouud in tU hJt.
the thousands who lll wta ,
aeeb the marts of trade u4 L
merce, and that little tklHrai T
continue on a urn mar's 4 a
port thrmaeltea lo tbe Usui r
of tha river below.
Pbetoe eopyrtght by 'Ahaaiicaa Praaa Asseelallon, II IL
N
EW VOKK city la aoon to have a new system of waterworka. Work
atari ad ewveral yeara ago, and tbe nope la held out tbat tbe gigantic
' taak will be completed early In IU1 Tbe entire operation Is tbe
moat extensive ever attempted with tbe exception of tbe Panama
caaai An army of IS.UUU men la working on tbe Job today, and tbe total coat
will be more than g100.uuu.utO. , Tbe huge Aabokaa dam tbat will form a ree
arron with aa area or twelve square ml lea la to coat f ri.U7U.uuu The dam la
aometbtug more than tmu feet blgb. and Ita main portion la more than l.tmo
feet loeg It la Super cent bigger than -theworld famous TJaroB Oimoa the
Panama canal la tbe picture above tbe lower portion shows a general view
of tbe huge dam with the opening left for Eaopoa creek to Bow through aatll
it la time to begin Oiling the reservoir Tbe upper photograph shows two of
the huge valves that will bo naed to regulate tbe Bow of wster
All tba work required by the Court
as above noted, wad done, and well
done, and tbe Court waa ben Informed
of the completion of the work.. The
Court then employed Mr, J hn Oreo
who' b-td previously done aoma good
work for the county, and Instructed
"""nturt" Trortf irto!hg gBoTTplra bis
1 ninn and Ji.uiM three good now con
terete alers. The Srsl week or.ten"daya
I was a gloomy time for Mr. (Ireeu and
! bis mm. The cement waa in Califor
nia and had not arrived. Day after
day Mr. Brown at tbo depot could only
shake bis bead when Importuned for
Information aa to tbe whereabouts of
tbe cement, aad tbe ralna descended
and beat upon the structure that
houae4 the worker aad wet them
through. Hut these conditions could
not, last always and tbo cement and
atinahtne arrived -arabouv tbamc
lime. Then John lireea and bis men
got busy. . They built three ootid con
crete plara. two thirty feel each In
helghth and the other twelve feet.
LODGING HOUSE to rent Furniture
for sale. Inquire X13 Fourth street,
Oregon City.
' m n rul Anatrallan 1 1 nap liimilrail i K. .4 . n .4 . . I , . I , nM.H.K,H .
t 1 t- ti . . '
LivanvBiif maaia.
LOST.
LOST Wednesday, between C. C.
Stora and Suspension bride, pack
age containing baby'a sweater, dress
pattern and other articles. Return
to C. C. Store.
FARM LOANS.
ykk.it LASttmrcra: Dimlcit.
Lawyers, Oregon City, Or.
ATTORNEYS.
O. D. EBT. Attorney-at-Law. Moaei
loaaed. abatraets f.irnlahod. land
tit lee examined, as tat a oettled, gwa
eral law bust nee Over Bank at
Oregoa City.
ITRIN A 8CHUEBEL, Attorneys!
Law, Deutaefeer Advakat. will prae
tlce la all eourta. make eollaetlonii
prUd Bldg. Oracoa City. Oregon.'
BUILDER AND COTOJ ACTOR.
HARHT JONES Bunder and Oeaerai
Contractor. BarJmatoo cbeoi tally
rta on all elaaaea of bnflrtlne
work, concrete waika ana relaforced
eaaerete. Red. Phone Mala 111
INSURANCE.
R.
and
OOOFKR, For wire leeuraaee
Raa EstaM. It no handle
prnpartlee we tm. eeJl aad
OTcfeanaTe. Office In Eaterprise
Wds;.. Oresym City. Oresjnn.
freckled And when too and I were
at his own sdmtssion thst he was , jrre lovem. you you you ssw tbeae
foolish the incident should be suffl- same fre klea, but you called 'era
dent to eliminate him from the list of! beaoty spots then. - Pbllsdelpbia
PresidenMal candidates.
One who as Seaker would be ao
criminally recklesa is not to be thought
of for President by any party.
oee .
Women's feet are said to have
doubled la aize in Kansas. If they
don't get doubly chilld things msy
not be so bad after alL
' o .
Times
i Canada may take notice thai we
keep plugging along Just the same.
.
Gabr Dealys says sbe Jigs coma Lo
New York to display ber talent If
tbat la the limit of ber exhibition she
win And ber cash receipts very disappointing.
won by a Name.
Daring tbe Afghan war of 1878 a
email British detai-broent gained a
victory over a tsrye body of tbe ene
my by a mists ken order. A prtvste
named Vsni-e. who bad dlstlngulshod
himself by several acts of braver v.
wss a great favorite with oue of I he
ofiVers. and during a skkfrnlnb the
officer wanted him to i-srry dlxpstrb
to tbe t-oioofi In -ommHiii of snotber
detnrbment. Tbe man wa only a few
ysrds sway, and be railed out.
"Vancer at tbe top of bl voh-e. The
meo thought be had given tbe order
"Advance."' and Immediately rnsbed
forward wltb sorb daub and spirit
tbat tbe enemy broke sod fled.
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Wealth Banishes All the I
Joys of Life
Br JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
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HE eorooAtion crowna of. kiog re all too heavy. ;Thig l
H . . tr'ideuctA in -roTsItT( throughout Europe. In like manner
b the crown of wealth 'w much too burdensome.
IN FACT, IT l SO HEAVY THAT ALL WHO WEAR IT
PLAIM OF ITS WEIGHT AND EVENTUALLY PINO THAT ITS
ZTt' T XTt T'l. REAL SATISFACTION OUT' OP LIFE AND
WHEAT MARKET HAS
UPWARD TtlENCY
There Is a slight improvement in
tbe whest market and some millers
are offering on the basis of 80c for
club, track delivery Portland, while
bluestem bids ran Re generally around
83c.
With buyers somewhat more anx
ious to take hold, there has been a
fair increase In the takings at Interior
points during the past twenty-four
hours. Bids are Just about a cent be
low what many of the large holders
have been asking.
Trade in the oats market Is steady
to firm with practically no change in
quotations. Barley la firm. Hay trade
firm for all varieties wltb most
strength in grain stock.
BEET (Live weight) Steers, gc
and Sttc; cows, 4Vic; buna, S lie.
VEAL Calves bring from le to
13c, according to grade.
- MUTTON 8heep. Sc an Stye;
lambs, 4c and 6e.
HOGS .12$ to 140 pound hogs, 10c
and 11c; 140 to 200 pounds, 10c and
lOHe.
Asses-7'i Notice of Meettn. f b.
Of EquallMtlea,
Notice Is hereby gtvsa &
the third Monday in October taw
October teth, lilt, tba Sort ,
Equalisation will attend at tat ay.
bousa la Clackamas County, Onar
and publicly examine tha rum,
rolls and correct all errori la na.
tlona, descriptions or pusttim t
lands lots or other properOei a
essedby the County Atarax. ,
Dated at my office Ibis Vtoint
September. U. i
. TTETiiah
, ; CoBBty ie-sa
THE pFirnnn.
He HrKo ks ereclrxj a Seaiitilii
htaw kas MewJ a whole cwnmu
niry in btnldina i. No man wanu
lo build an ugly house ihrfealter.
but "trivet to build a handaomer.
LittV by Croe it lifts the peoole Irom
the low ayadV oi inaensibilirv In
beauty, lo aporeriabog it and fol
lowing it. I think every man who
has money should tee Id d thai the
town m which he lives is stesdily
growing more and more beautiful.
Henry Ward Beecher.
on time tbo three members of tbe
Court appeared and were met by soma
thirty or forty of those most Interest
ed, and a thorough Inspection of tbe
bridge was made and tbe greatest In
terest manifested. The Court then de
cided tbat the east approach should
be thoroughly repaired, should' be re-1 gsvo their money to old tbo eotarprlae
pianseu. new auppona put in, tne are to oe comnieiiaed tor tneir liberal
grade of the hill widened and a good I It y. And finally, Ibe settlers In (be
substantial railing from tbe bridge I Molalla bottom are lo bo eongratu
to tbo top of tbe grade and thla with-1 la led on tbe fortunate ending of tbo
out expense to the County. Tbia done, ; matter ao vital to their Interoata. And
the Court agreed to repair the two , wo may note the beginning and tbo
piers of the bridge. It wss agreed ; completion of a public work with no
They relred the approach, from tba
west, side, put In new plsnh and built '
a new railing.
' The building of new piers waa a i
welcome surpriae to everyone as Iho
Court had algnlfled ltd Intention to
only repair tbe old ooea and It la to
be highly commended for It did far
mote than It promised. John Ureen i
and hla men are to be commended for
the hoileat and efficient work done by
thrm. And the rltltena of Can by who
that tha cltlsens of Canby should be
asked to subscribe an amount suffl
clent to purchase the material and
that thoae In tbe country ahould do
tbe work. Mr. M. J. Lee atarted a
subscription paper and In two hours
trouble with a delinquent' contractor
and no charge of graft.
And now we close the story of tbo
rescue of the "old bridge" wltb tbo
assurance that for many years to come
it will stand to realat tbo waters of
COAL! H
W hare the best st low
est price. Lay ia
winter itrppty
now.
Korroct Poultry Food.
Oregon
Commission Co.
11TH AND MAIN 17$. ,
Oregon City.
Fargivan,
Gladys Edith u) yon are ooiy
making love to me out of revenge le
cause she refuoed vou.
Rupert Pray tell bar for me that re
venge la mi Wweet I've forgiven l he In
Jury. Judice
REACHING OUT FOR
BUSINESS
Old Bridge-Saved
(By S. B. Orrnsby.)
Prevailing Oregon
ss follows:
City prices are
HIDES (Buying) Green hides,
6c to Cc; aaitera, 5c to 6c; dry hides.
12c to 14c; sheep pelts, 25c to 75c
each.
Hay, Qraln, Feed.
HAT (Buying) Timothy, $15 to
$16; clover, $8 to $9; oat hay, best,
$11: mixed,. 09 to $12; alfalfa, $15 to
$ic.60. j, ,,j .
OATS (Buying) Oray, $25 to
wheat, $32 to $33; oil meal, $53;
Shady Brook dairy feed, $1.25 per
100 pounds.
FEED Shorts, $2$ to $30; rolled
barley, $37.60: process barley, $38 60;
whole corn, $35; cracked corn, $36;
$26; white', $26 to $27.
FLOUR $4.60 to $5.25.
Butter, Poultry, Eggs.
BUTTER (Buying) Ordinary
country butter, 25c to 30c; fancy
dairy, 30c; creamery, 30c to 35c.
POULTRY (Buying) Hens, lie
to 12Vic; broilers, 13c.
EGGS Oregon ranch eggs, 28o to
80c.
Fruits, Vsgstablss.
DRIED FRUITS (Buying)
Prunes, on basis of 6 l-4c for 45 and
60'; peaches, 10c. .
8 ACK,iiy VEGETABLES Carrots.
$1.25 to $160 per sack; .parsnips,'
$1.25 to $1.60; turnips, f 1.31 to $1.60;
beets, fl.60
POTATOES Best buying, J l-4o
per pound. s ' ' '. - ; '
r. U5 to u M r
Soma Ave months ago a notice was
posted In Canby and In the country
north and west of Canby calling for
bids for the purchase of the old bridge
Known as tne Knight of Joslyn bridge
that spans tbe Molalla River a short
distance from the latter town. Now
this bridge Is on a main traveled road
and accommodates a large section of
country tbat does business In Canby
snd to remove It would compel all
travel to go south and through Barlow
and then north again to reach a bridge
nearly a mile further up the stream
and adding some fur or five miles
to the distance traveled to reach Can
by. Moreover, the section of country
above mentioned had been granted a
Rural Delivery route and the removal
or the bridge would cause the aban
donment of this route. Now there may
be little sentiment developed by tbe
destruction or removal of a bridge, but
this bridge was an old land mark. It
baa been crossed and recrossed by
men and women pioneers of this sec
tion of Oregon, men who had helped
to make Its laws, control Its destiny
and secure for it a career of prosper
ity and honorr- It Tnarked the spot
where the old stage coacb lino from
Portland to San Francisco, establish
ed by Ben Holllday In an early day,
crossed the river, and its very tim
bers speak of self-sacrifice and heroic
endeavor. s
Is it any wonder then tbat the pros
pect of its removal and subject to ths
Indignity of a public ssle should stir
tbe hearts of the Knights, the Joslyns,
the Waits, the Lees, and that oven
the new-comer should Imbibe some of
this feeling? A committee at once
went to Oregon City to Interview the
Judge of tbe County Court. It de
veloped at this interview that tbe
court had been badly . misinformed,
both as to the condition of the bridge
and the amount of travel passing over
it, so much, that It had directed that
the bridge be destroyed or advertised
for sale. But Judge Beetle readily
consented to stay tbe hand of the des
troyer until the next regular meeting
of the court. . At that meeting tha
committee was again present and the
matter was fully discussed, the com
mit taa making a strong argument tor
the retention of tha trtJ'e. The court
finally decl-'-l ti ' 1 te
Every effort to attract trade helps,
even if it only draws a child's wish
for candy. Electric light for wind
ows and signs should be given a
chance to be useful Every mer
chant can now gH double electric
light at no increase in cost for elec
tric current bv-mina MAZDA
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have them and will be glad to
yoa about them.
We
tell
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