THE SUNDAY ORHdOMAX. PORTLAND, MAY 2.1. t'MKK
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Merchants Are Displaying Choice and Complete
Stock of Parasols and Many Other Fineries
Although the Untoward Weather Spring Ha Delayed the Season of Trills and Furbelows. Local Stores Are
Prepared to Meet the Demand When Once Old Sol Shall Smile Af-in Some of the Style Illustrated.
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k IOHV1TH5TANDIXO t!.o
of Oresron'ii usually
prlKltiB merchants are making exten
sive displays of dainty para sol , sun
shades, chamois and other Summer
srloves. filmy hosiery and other thine
as dear to the feminine heart as they
are ruinous to the masculine pocket
hook with the opening of the warm
weather season.
Particular interest Is being taken in
the parasol ofTerinars this prinK, anil
th exclusive dealers and department
store managers are certainly providing
a delightful variety from which the fair
shipper may select the pretty, frail af
fairs of silk or linen which are to
shield her delicate complexion from the
too-ardent attentions of the Summer
sun. Time was when the elaborate
parasol ran entirely to ruffles and Xriljs.
flVrinir no variety save in color tones
or numher of encircling ruffles, but for
the past several seasons, although all
frills and ruffles have been under strict
l.tboo. the elaborate parasol has been
with us in astonishing variety of de
sign. The unlimited number of rich
and beautiful effects, each with Its own
distinct individuality, seems lncredibln
when one pauses to think that all are
fashioned upon a plain, unruffled circlet
of silk or linen, stretched taut upon
the slender steel supporting ribs.
I. i non Parasol a Leader.
The embroidered linen parasol is an
nounced as a popular "leader" for the
st.Rson. and the maid with a bent for
art neetllework will fairly revel in the
pretty designs which appeal to the
prompt
A SNUG LITTLE FIVE-ROOM
BUNGALOW FOR ANY CLIME
BY THE Bl NGAI.OWC RAFT CO. 4A3 fHIHBER OF COMMKRCR, 1.0
t;KLKS CAI-
THIS cosy little home lias Just been
completed near I.os Angeles, with
"ak doors and high-panaled wainscot
in the living and dining-rooms, beamed
celling In the dining-room and every
modern convenience, for 13iO. It
would be possible to build It without
the extra finish and with good pine
loors for about Jlloo. The entire ex
terior is covered with re-sawed rustic
weatherboarding. Exteriorly the house
Is so simple and easily understood that
we have made the illustration of It so
mall as to seem out of proportion to
the floor plan, but the latter" is so well
arranged that we wish to draw special
attention to it. It Is not a large house,
being 26 feet front by in feet deep, but
all the apartments, rooms, hall, closets,
hath. etc.. are so well proportioned that
there is an air of roominess at every
turn and no hint or crowding. The
dining-room Is a beautiful, attractive
room with hard m ood floor, high paneled
wainscot, with plate shelf, built-in buf
ret. beamed ceilings and Urge open fire
place with pressed-brick mantel. The
I. replace chimney also carries the
kircnen flue. - y
The kitchen is handily located and is
fitted up in full cabinet fashion, with
cupboards, cooler, drawers, bins, etc
For still greater convenience for the
housewife who "does her own work" a
door may be cut through from the
kitchen to the rear bedroom. This
wuuld prove a great C"nenience If
M wAm.
clever wl.-M.-r of the needle. A rich
yet dainty design for a linen arasol
cover Is sketched In No. 1 i. the pattern
being worked out upon a light blue, un
fadable shade of Itnen. In white linen
thread.
One of the most tempting offerings
of a local exclusive parasol ami um
brella establishment Is that sketched
In No. 1. It Is of heavy twilled silk In
rich golden brown, with rnised silk
roses In varying shades, and bleml-d
greens and browns hi the leaves. The
lining is of peach pink silk, and the
slender, graceful handle Is of some pol
ished brown hardwood.
No. 17 shows -a charming effect In
cream silk, with encircling tucks and
a deep border of lresdn rlbboirr The
soft blend of the delicate Ireden tones
seems never to lose its appeal, and
Iresden efTects continue to be popular
through the whole gamut of the femi
nine wardrobe. -
ireat Variety or llamlxxt.
The Japanese shade of bamboo and
silk is being shown In an even greater
variety than lasi season, and these deli
cately picturesque little Mat affairs of
the many tlnyTtbs are long since out of
the eccentric class, being now one of
the most popular of the smart offer
ings. They are to be had In distract
ing combinations of .l.ilnty blues and
pinks and creams, with cherry, blos
som and other pretty Oriental patterns
running through them, ami for the
more daring shoppers there are offer
ings of really garish effects.
f'atlern silk parasols of every com
bination of color and contrasting bor
der are among the displays, and If
milady's purse Is long, she will find no
difficulty In selecting a sunshade for
every costume, no matter what the
there are little ones to be looked after,
and. besides, would provide t o separ
ate ways for reaching the front door,
which sometimes comes in mighty
bandy. A buttressed opening leads
from the dining-room to the Iiv'ng
room. which has an oak floor and coved
ceiling. As built, the bouse has no
cellar, but It would not be aa expen
sive matter to add one of convenient
size, with stairs leading down from
screen porch, cutting out the storage
closet.
The buffet Is a handsome feature, and
lias a window with stained glass at the
bsck. as shown. This window admits
a flood of colored light among the glass
and silverware tn the upper cupboard
giving a fine effect. This arTarcenient
will be round In many of our houses, espe
cially when the buffet Is shoaa as this
one. built into a bay projection. The ex
terior or the houee may be of" surfaced
material painted, but we recommend rouch
lumber to be stained with stained abln!e
roof. The inide woodwork trim U of Ore.
gon pine stained and shellac finished ex
cept the bedrooms snd bathrooms, which
enameled white. The walls are of
hardwall plaster, with carpet float finish
ami tinted. Ceilings are nine feet high
throughout.
Any inouinea regarding huncalow. or
bungalow building, addressed to the Bun
galow Craft toiiipan . ! t'hamoer of
I "omm r-i- 1 . lr.jl.a i-.i 1 1
reive prompt and dr-tall-d replies. ithout i
charge I
color. A Ivplcul pattern silk parasol
of brown and white check, with brown
border stripes, is shown In No. I
No. 13 show a design of rrN-itu tlnt-
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ed twine ntk. with wide ireert hor
lr of hfy rrirn lace. Tl.e luwr.c ta
of aofl cream auk
In that matter of fannful ranJlea t'e
v rtety ts ui: as ur.!iniio, a t
covere. A smart new handle la that
alio w n In tli c-niral dea.im. a nd e v -eral
ol'iir of the ne w and m cellar. Mn
die are al.own In Nr. 1
I an I 4t.n.njr Ila!.
While 1U. fan dfi Mot 1iav hoi. I the
lmiortani pime It lti In fh icrfttorv
auppty of our grandmother a. who -arded
It aa a kind of firat aid to c
lUetry. It 'riit to he ftlrklnc ut otn
what in rHtpuiarity. an. I takmaT on Mm
t-f tti fanrifulnvaa of dHn anl de
tail l onra pnaartsM. paintr comM
nation of Jacr ant Ivory at irk a. with
'li'tlrat floral or aoroll patirna trrd
out in eM or ail-r. ir mnonc th
r'n'i orr-rlnjca In I n loral ahopa.
and tm-o of thm rnot attractive dlpla
krichrd In N. 2 afford an of lb
tnncr toarda a rrval of tha full
a-lry of tiia fan of a century am.
Kanry hoaivry of prnwnc4 dviisn
and darlna: color combination art t
Inc offrl, and thra. It la announced,
ara Intended for acrt and a f t rn ooo
ar. aa well aa for danrinc and
Ina: wear. Thr threo drMtana aketchad
In Noa. . 7 and a muxurtx am of tha
dainty extremes wl.lch ara now modlati
and aniart.
Noa. lv and II a how two of the- new
hand-wroucht )boii. 1h Ural being In
hue crtx-het over ail k. and t he aecond
twlna Jwrkd in a' id dlaca and cord"
N. 9 atmwa a pretiv fivirae of jeweled
tl!k and crochet, matching the Jabot In
No. 1 I.
IJnmuu if Ivonc Slrra,
It la predicted thai the Ion a alerva
noar In oaue will nt urvv the warm
wt-ather. and In support of Ihli one aeea
diAplaa f Ions; chamola Klovn. aucii
a are akriched In No. 1. Such elotea
cannot he cotnfortahly worn wit It Ion;
alrrvcN. and lo the tirl with the weli
roundl arm a. at leaat, the offcrlna In
l-nic irlovea will be a pleaaant l arMn
aer. That the plain. ti-ttit itched lln-n
liantlkerchlef. o Ions hnidin place aa
i he real and only krrchlrf of oo
faate. la t.inar around. I altown by
the liberal dlailaa of aurh elaboratelv
-mhroltlered afTaira aa that akriched n
Nf. i. Many of theae kerchief are of
r4iullle finenraa. In No. 4 la sketched
a pair of the Ion jet earrlnaa which
have been re Ivetl from t he pa at cn -I
ury, and w Inch ara beina a4hpte, h v
a itin of fashion throuc.'nnit the hlast.
Theae re ti I v orn alona 11 y aeen pend
Inic friMii the dainty ears of arna a
Mhluoua filf r of rahtn'a whirni m
f'ortlund. but they are hems diaplayed
In all the local ahnwcaa . and will
undoubted! v rmiw into considerable fa
or ultliuattlr.
GROOM DISLIKES TALL HAT
Jal Moilicr-ln-l-a Willi I'ork at
cildlng lea -I llaltlc.
IAI:J. Mjv t: .-.ll Although
fr.titlt Is matursllv lb tu.e. unntrr.
tupted harmony d" not s1w-h. reign at
wi.l.ling psttie. of the humMc-r cs.ss
and a ! tt.r-r story U lold t.la of
the rsbet Itaclc conclusion. ff a rer-nt
fr.arriage bsn.itirl. At'ordlng to thu odd
narrstlte. w den a man w lot was In tte
rrnpiov t,f lrdlfm(i, ..nd on a hard,
aorklng om.n ! V bet for her
il.urhtr s bsnd. .3i. h-lng n lnrtit ad
miter fif in. I'Hi-b.t. etitoih-d him for
haying apiered ltn u. h a eremoniou.
i.i . -! i n in m m-re "howler." and in
l"tmil him that ihr would oolv git e hT
ronsnt on the rfpirit tot'.n'tton Ih.t he
Mould prrt.nl hlm;f at Ihr wedding
l i all the gl .ty of a fi.x k tual and a
tail Ini
I "NeeV w.s'bl. tti.ltciiar.t ,.,,v.
1 "Vell. wr .li.ll see." an.wrred Itie fu
ture niothof .In-law ; and rlcrday wben
I-.- wa tre..ir g for the .. -lemony, a it--
i'l.fleiii lor.-r.at was brought lu. a pte.-
. nl from
The br.rct..m N was furious, but la
ilonn-d Itie h.t s-l same, ar.d rr-
thtng sed off uulrtlv enough, until be.
I'liiitg lold a tl.e we.ldl.ig fes.t went
on. he pro-cel.-d to t he cloak-room In
il.l bl Trie new hat. and. Iflutmnt.
Inid It on his chair and seated himself
11, -Ol It
Thl. wa. too mu. h for the feeling, of
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rA .M D D E
BULLETIN No. 4
Thousands of slender wo
men now wear Self-Reducing
Corsett. Yliy?
Because Fashion tells all
women to be slender to flatten
hips, back and upper limbs to the
utmost. This can't he done with
out danger, unless the abdominal
organs are firmly held in place;
and no corset but thr Scmo (rit rs
the uliohtrjit abdominal support.
That is wliy thousands of Blen
der women are wearing the new
Nemo Self-Reducing Corset No.
405. The broad Relief Bands,
which support the abdomen from
underneath, permit extreme re
duction with perfect safety and
comfort, and will make a medium
and slight figure even wore fash
ionably thnder. We're selling
thousands of No. 405 in sizes 19
to 22. at $4.00.
Self-Reducing Corsets
IN TWELVE MODELS
A Fit Fee Cr Stowt Figwrw
$3.50, $4.00, $5 and $ 1 0
In Cool Slft Ferrwee
KOTS BR03 MaawKtatm. MCW YOKK.
Sea F rear awe Ofl . I M Swtter TM
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aett-ii MrMeaki-Lt i.4M.n.
M n.oth-r.ln-law who. p. I- w:ia rage .
r.iing a di.n at his head. wher.j,n ha
rrtorlnl by snatching lip a fork ae,l on..
irg n Int her ti. This bttwihl the
bsn.u-t lo aw abtupl letmmat.oo. and
Chautauqua Programme Will
i6 H2Sh-Class Music
Alrin E. GiUett. of SuUc. It Secured u Director for"etion at Glad
ton Park Troin Jul? 6 to 18.
TIK iruil ft-aturv of t! -xttit
ko cf ih iuUurjj. July 4
lo I i-rra'fit a tMllUnf grtav of
ta-nl AUln It iWl, I tie t r 1 1 m , r
aHtl i.f th Ff-l fr--h fria i'hTvh
f fWm. i ! i ' mui il l w . ,
I m craluaf of l h- Alila 'li-c
intnn' of Mair, A! hwica an
IMMia-ni cf I ha art of ul i'itn. n -!
th oUJ Italian mit' ! im w,'tr
mrvewf jl in H- ... ilr, lamntorf tl..
of motttTi hnl aa riemi'imH In ii
W cf Wcner toti- l a ur
hriton e-f a'itT.-l?ii rng t iini h
tar II rl, lut lktrtc ! l--a- i.-4-
of 1kas.
Mr t;il,it hxw m of bs-autiful
iualii y. a cral "ium-. ami I u n(t-l
triti ar.i tomt-rfamrnl ih.i in mkt
a t.-ra-a?ul tnjtr ha atitiff tha
Fnt)h ' m tt r l-Waill- rirl jtm
I'l niiv H'Ktri . a id ali mit'.i lr. tiau-
"r. H. I. "lirl an I r-hil KwiaM..
it i-art of ll.h rit in "Karri m ai.
I rn,ah" arth ih C'lii'- iw.rl tm
tion an1 haa bn mcfra t mum 14
-rnin-r ihia rr It aic Th ll-'
i'lif."
Mr. .ilfc-ii m ill h a nmtm of ir.?
.11111. r d-jrlnc 1 h- aen atl m ill aii ar
Mslmai manr imrt during I h rv
crimm Mtt ilTir K-Ur of tti-.nnti a
fani'iuA yaiio. il a-il In four lit
erary and inuiit al rrttaif. 4 ym KrUr
' nlo1 muli a -r- of gtti Tans
anl remark a rl ouatity. full. f--all. r- -mi-.i
v in fmol in. hut . nl
ntuiit.t in a htKh dcr of iM.f, lion
Great Gathering of Women
-Will Be Held in Toronto
World-Wide Federation Holds lu Quinquennial Centre Jun 24-30.
History and Purposes of the OriinitaUon Outlined.
Includes Many Nations.
WITllOl'T il-ull tl tiuriunnit"
rinc'Mi Intrmatlonal Cnunril
if Women, to b- li'td in Totonto
H June. HI be one the (tealrat sath
t ir. k 'of mnnn aer he'd on the meatrn
onilnrnl. Quinquennial, an aked
"id. fi.U-Atea I He n.naii lxi cen In-fnaMor-al
CounrH aeion.f.
Tl.e Interna I Innat .: nc J mam o jn
id In Jl with Mr. Kawreit aa r
4ertl; 34a.aa Clara Harl.-n. of the I.d itfi
.Wletr a vlo.revdent. at. 4 Mfe Foe
ier-Aery. rratary. The National Coun
ril of the I nit ed Utatea forwd at ih
ama I !ma with Mim FYanrea tl.arj.
Irealdnt. While Canada ocn'fei a
--uric i fl e yeara later ttltfl the CnunUit
f A oerdeeta preatdent.
With Mra t'aeett W"l.jir-1. l-ad
Aoerdeeti. M a Harim, lra Kler A er t
a men of mh oc id-rankir. at t brad.
I ! no atmder that tt t ftesi movmt'M.
'riufnt arith apittrvrCv inaunafalMa ot
a lea w u r- into a 'a t mrxi wt minrnl
..lave in tha uoaid mat r tt erf bum a a
rcnliuiilon la simtl.
It a imp! orcaniaaiion or rather-
tie htd toa;etna-r a oroad and a'ttrt-
r.fMlu!l) The err I a r 4Te rea e-f our
.o and tneIutvocaa of metptvr'sh'p
made thie peeaaary. A federatioa of o
men iKfin;iatvft. rtat Ir-.to anull
crour. m M-h form lo--al -oun ra . tha-aa
ir.i lair "u-a. fomiu( N'ationaJ roun
( . and thete tci'n trto one (Tn4
i: out or seat .r:d fedrat.o-.te
lnii natinnai tu-H.
"r I. a m ie rrii hlt.f nrtiM- of the In-
-.atorai t'o-jn r i ran h tna I hro'-u A
ine rr-ulti of the orc in the Nat KMX a I
runri:i, of a r tt b it i maa up.
1 h-ae rourrUi ha.e n intMjmantai
In t-reaklf dom rreudWea and 1" Jr. -.'I,
tt.rc mutual underatandm g and he.n.
fulneaa a more adherent of te-r fit !!'
(l.flrtml rare, faitha and fert ea
Work la m Commoti (mf,
Tl;e iPUrrl. ta.r ateJ a 'a tU..
'ul ht h a 1 h Jr aire "a -r t -r
. .e u-l -male r- i.ad of hatnttiM ma tin.
n a -'mmn rau-. TUej u -.xs.ieted
L. F 0 R EY ERX. v F
fc a
5 ELF-REDUCING 4UO
with RELIEF BANDS'..
tMMuaiss'.'i. a. H Sati.
I tw b-vo was on.ew.1 in .n
alarming alate la lb nratl h.-M.u.t
while toe hrM.(nn wa anVml in jvad
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i t ottiaiuarv
12 rovch r of lh tol rxxntwif it if.
ktru. iw.n. :r uiei iiiia a it Ji ma k-J
d t a ma i- f rv.r and .1 it -mJi m mu
K-al MCmrttl t. lf.tr-,.f1li..
1 f-"""v Vnd aha aa fTunitM 1,
di-Mr 1mo t la t-rrnjm r.d toK laartir.
Mads ma T-i a V in a .
M (tir K4.-r .i K ao. rrMd
b- h-r iual! bt'tlanl i-t Mi q.
Ki1t. -a ho t.a ff.ni tnr-mtv an
lnui . - roftarrtoit r mni wio
run, of tha d fTlrult mu-. n-nid-
-'! rnrtt-, i-i-a rar. mM.s
lh- -r-r ntl of IX- fmmrrr bJv pian.
lata m t t I lmiM AlMil-t Tl mM
tlf.ful'hed tnuatr-al rill-.-. JHin i an
r mnrmn.s hn t m!
f.ftMtv :t.- tounf tnual-lan of ."h
laa an ln..Mtr (sa i m nrx-n, , ni
dilia Ij.ai. throuch lr n m u
mat-.-. 1 hdf v l-Hmnn ta? th- Iiof-n
Vn-r aloty of alualr of Kf1ln, undr
hsm al.r radua(-M Sl will Mrnt a
ht li::ant rtta of oI.mi from Ilia crat
Itlialrts .
Tb Ian our t ladlea rom- lo
h uia.itiiia muh u-ir l-oi r in . ar,
M'nta :lt Potrar. a r-al-r ai rti -rraonal"r
of National rrpitttltn
--a a-1 ! 1 itton .f radr and
flnratlon'! and durlna; ;, (teuton m ;i
pre -ml Th 1 -it i; Xlr.lrr and ' "A
t'ht.atnia Carol '
Kr 111- M-tnd e-k f ha t5c m
faatura ta Kil. kffKw-irf W'irtet. of
San Kt an -!-. l hh tl aar titrv
d on l ha t-'cuUr pioc'imnif. and aiao
fill lt.1 tl'.athl t-) l la
al ali en oul Information relatlt e to
women a la nor. cvmdition and re-quire-tnenta
In Iheir ariti r3untr e . mtnl
ha. e created ra.lylnc for wonien
t fl eMtm re m t)rair
1 -e for-
Doctors
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral is a doclors
medicine. Doctors prescribe it, endorse
it. Use it or not, as your doctor says.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
ItEVISED FOR!UL.
You could not plc5e us better than to ask your
doctor about Aycr's Cherry Pectoral for coughs,
colds, croup, bronchitis. Thousands of families
alw ays keep it in the houe. The approval of their
physician and the experience of many years have
given them great confidence in this cough medicine.
W Ajn mo secret t We pnUis.fi
the formulas of all our medkines.
C AVFR CO.. MiBur'artorinr C"k em -.. I,mt7l. Jkft
7f
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.-it-ret a a to Ir,. tht : J tartter ta
the found U
TUe aitoa and d-iga1e .l r-it
In T.tx-cii( on June 1 v .td m- nf of
tar4 re ommit 1 eea m u te re,i hi
da. fo:,omf-d 1" ta!hv.l rfyrji' Ur
iuta ad re-ut jona to rn'.nt of li teteai.
n&T 1 4iM lite la.
Te iW tu i He ,d on Jjna ?9
I r. and - In the run h.;ia of li
t.ri- ti,. tji.ti:i. Te atK.t I Na
dea't mi'.H ate l.4ur atloti. .hiU'hrov.
IndnetrWa, tlralth and Ih aieal I'Minie
I ..:,lwi A -t acw i1 M t-k ar 4 l ra1
f xt m -rtIrokt, for K (M-rer .
That i W-tn N(n ar.4 "l.ildr-aj
The J ft all th-ae aar-r t Ion ia
ui:lh t-t reattt-us and mr rt'Wa1ti
trm olHrr oit . Vr a aiitl rt"t. 1rte,
t tr-e i tkit nrfUf4 krn of
4i , t IVli'tl rri.ittation ill bn I riNl
h of hotm ..I -x--tet atr tn makir
knnmn t t Se e--tml itjlvk lb tna -f
lude atd cet ara- of woman a
lo hutnai.tM At e et ' aeeoton t.he -e
ill t-e In at terlan tejiTeril a t it e o
meti f ;om fn oert of t He tm!1 Theae
m omen ate famii.ar wit h t -e reed of
tHetr t-oj- tte turf Tte-e a td rn a a
hr adth of thouant and ouiU-k -M in -atle
in r.o othet manr.et.
I'ovntroT tleyr-r-'ac-wirti.
1.11 of I rxee bo ae rmir. ?-em r
a
H e rrti thtw nir-rtir.4. hhtf brett arfl;
1'tom ;ret Hi i tain. t,e: n.an .
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eWutn W alea r; Taamanta. ; Victoria. 3.
PVt 'i A u-!rla. T . h'm rre T. m to
f'k. ; tal . a; ijuantiM, I; Auatrla.
I . Noria, 3. lu ictum. 7. ti-eee. 1 .
Hmuna. 1. ar.d thae lit are rot
r-.mlete. The lTeMert, the t'nuntea
of Aherd-en. m lih the o l.rr ofT.e-a ar-1
the corixemora of t:e Interrattt-nal 1and
tis rommiii" the in it i (ti I natron
rTeeenta of tle National Ooue;,a
of the t nitet ud -.vl.
nine ele-te deesal4 tm eth. and Ilia
Inxlted reaker i:i. w ti h the a lo e V.m
of I hoar- rotnlns from o rr J tn h
i: cteata of tha craiRril. and hoar !ta Ml '
rill ie pro- mod for tbrnt b the Torhnia
lo al rounril
l-etrie tlteae a ho mill numNer o e
? there m tM he a r lata- altendarre
.f the memoera both thl ep4 the
I'r.ltod l-:atr National lun-tl and rf
otTier mer anal Women.
t hen the numtser of hit ltant women
from all the nun(rtr who will take taM
In aw(tlorial diar-ua-atviri tn all the.T
ar inc thaaee ta e-natder--H. the tniereai
and a, imitlui of the funciui cannot he
ri estimated
Madame Olwrbwla on Parade.
A kn-.mledte c.f alrkneaa a4 how tt
lay out a -tp-e. la aNo-jt Ml t v? t !-
j n c-. e eon nJ
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