THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
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MUSICAL DIRECTORY
Sips. FraoMIo
INMia'CTOU IN VOICE
Willi llnuiflies In
Vtox Trulnliis, Slslit ItoailliiKi
Enuniiation
Ungril.il vrk tot cjillilreu in Eur
Tru'iiliig. Sight Kcmllntc, Kiinnci-
ati ii. Hales fur clitsrs of four.
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WmIAi Ij" nn I S.in.ilijs
Phone .('M Jljrtlo Arms
Twvy Dainty
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An Interesting program has boon
Plopnretf for tlio Burns colobrntlon
tuulor tlio aimplcoK of the lucnl Cnlo-
donlnn Society, which will dike plnco
nt the I. O. O. 1'. hall thin evening.
Besides the musical program thoro
will be dancing Intor In the avonlng
mill tho "ipttlierliiK of tho cIrum" will
be it mi la feettval fur locnl ScotH.
KollowliiK Is the jiroKram:
ClialrniMii of tlio ovunlnjt ......
Dnn MacDonnld
AdilroB Knt liar McDovltl
Vocnl solo, "Stnr O' Itobblo
liurnu" Hobart Ilnllantyuo
Vocnl solo, "Itonnle Uiuiks 0'
Looli Tionioml"
Mrs. V., L. Itobluson
Vocnl Hdlo. ".Mnroli of" tho Catnor-
011 .Men" ....... Antlrow Lnnillca
VockI solo, "Anld Scotch SniiBB"
Mm. Allnn Todd
HoolUHon, "llengar Woninn," . .
Tom Wilson
Vocnl into, "lloimlo Swoot IIohiIo,
the Mnld o' I) ii n duo"
Miss Anna Triiomnn
Hurry Lmidor' imiioi'soiintlons. .
Itobort llnlluiityno
Vpcnl nolo, "Yo Ilnnlu nnd llrnes
o' Uonnlo Doou
Mi-8. K. h. IlobliiHon
Violin Nolo, Scotch Mclodlos
... .t Carl Murphy
Jim. 1'ei'l ltlloy Uulllngor will net
as uccoinpunlst.
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High Grade
PIANOS
At Reasonable Prices
Heiirik fljerdriim
Solo Ant'iit for Coos May
Mrtlo ryjp, Maiabflold, Ore.
aif
Miss Edna
Louise Larstai
Pianist and Teacher
t Studio Corner Central
anil Ntli St.
Telepliono -laT-II
THE EAST WINDOW.
HE VIIO says, "I don't know a
'thing about music, but I know
what I like," Bpoaka truth; his
iKno'ranco tot music Is deep ns tho
pit, says an exchange Leis frank
aro many subscribers to our Sym
phony contorts, who after years of
concert-going, still confuso tl e sec
ond movement of one- composition
with hb boginnlng of another com-
position; ono enrnost lady bolns ob
aorvod, last week, following the pro
grammes -from tlio succeeding con
cert. Musicians excepted, few of my
acquaintances "know a thing about
music." Dosplto passionate protests
nnd porBlstont concert going, music
has never Interested them; for ono
cannot be Interested In a thing and
not loam something about It. MiibIc,
lis 'Ilansllck said, loosens tho feet or
tlio lioart JiiBt as wlno Iooboiib tho
f tongue, but such vlctoiles testify on
ly' to tho wcaltncss of tho vanquished
My friend might ns well say to mo,
"I nm Interested In claret," as "I am
Interested In music." Ho may bo
"fond of" music ns ho niny bo fond of
clarot; but It Is not nn aesthetic fond
ness. Ho may feed records Into hla
phonograph, or ho may Bit by tho
flro and alp a wlilaky toddy; tho
plane of enjoyment Is tho same.
Music Is the least understood of
tho nrtH nnd tlio most difficult art
In which to produco anything of va
lue. A child builds n snow man, or
models n rudo figure In putty, or
draws n picture on a slate, or writes
a llttlo story; but n child Is novor ob
served harmonizing a melody. A per
son hums ln-la-la, and fancies ho bus
"composed" something. With tho te
merity of l.Tiiornnco, a person suts
down .a string of melodloB (which a
musician afterward harmonizes)
nnd nnnouiicos that ho has written un
opora. Anybody can sot down a
melody, but only a musician can com
poso music. It Is not tho mblody
whloh Is of valuo, but tho method In
which It Is treated what It becomes
beneath the hand of genius. Morunrd
Shaw Bald that Ilrahma wroto com
monplnco mclodlos. Hut did ho com
poso commonplace uiubIc? Tho melo
dy of ono of his lnvolloat Intermezzi
Is nothing moro than the descending
scnlo of K-flat. What could ho moro
commonplace than n slmplo ncnlo?
What oo ii Id bo lovellor than this In
tormozzo In E-flnt?
liven genius cannot write music
until tho art Is loarnod; but fools
rush In w'.iero gonlus knows bettor
than to trond. After yoars of pre
paration llrnluns began his first sym
phony, nnd worhod on It for cloven
yoars. And "critics" vlow this sym
phony as they would rovlew a warm
bath, or n fall on an Icy pavemont,
and mistake their Konsntlona of
plousuro or dlsplcasuro for an nd
veiituio in noBthctlca.
CHUltCH MUSIC.
Tho following music will bo sung
nt Einmnnuol Episcopal Churoh to
morrow morning, It bolng Soptua
goslmn Sunday:
Procosslonnl, Hymn 121, "Lend
Uu, Hcav'nly Knthor" .... Haydn
Vonito (Chant) Uoblnson
Gloria Patrl Moriitngtnn
To Dolim, No. C in E-flnt . . . Buok
Jubllnto Doo In A Manta
Hymn 342, "Art Thou "Weary?"
Bulllngor
Hymn' 015, "Oh Johua I Havo
Promised" Elliott
Offortory Anthem, "Sweet tho Mo
menta. Hlch In Blessing" . . . Solly
Presentation of 'Alms, "Praise
God" Bourgeois
Recessional, Hymn 108, "Jerusa
lem, tho Golden" Bwlng
Mrs. William lfo'rsfalj, Jr., Or
ganist and Choir Director.
STUDIO HECI'I'AL.
A foaturo of tho uoxt muslcnlo nt
tho dttidlo or Uunrllc Gjerdrum on
February 15 will bo tho Poor Gynt
Sulto ror two pianos eight hands.
The participants In this interesting
composition will bo Miss SInry Kruso,
Sllss Bortha Davis, SIIbs Floronco
Powers and Sir. Alfred Fllesburg.
Silas Edna Larson's playing will add
greatly to tho enjoyment of tho musl
cale. Sllss Larson is to play compo
sitions by Shubort and Por Lalsou.
Tho other soloists for tho evening
will bo Mlstl Victoria KJelland nnd
Sllss lllldur Selaudcr,
! PUPILS' ItECITAL.
, ,
Sirs. A. B. GIdley will presont sov
eral pupils In rocltnl at her rosldonco
studio on Fobruary r. Thoso np
I'cniinsr on tho program nro Slra Perl
'tllcy PalUnwr, Sllss Anna Cox and
Mrs, Erros Tprroy-Lej latui,
.SYMPHONY Oltt'HKSTltA.
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Director It. N. Kenton of the Sym
phony Orchestra, reports that organi
zation In n flourishing condition. At
present thore aro ten violins, two
cellos, ono bass, two flutes, two clar
InotH, ono bassoon, thrco Krench
horns, two trumpets, ono trombono
nnd tympnnl playing regularly with
tho orchestra. Tho hour of practice hostess at a delightful roof gnrden H,,oct' Tn0 t,mo wns 8I,cnt ,n 8oW
has bc6n chnilgod to ton o'clock Sun- , innclng party at tho Myrtlo Arms. llnB nml 0,mt' Hofrcshments woro
dny morning. Dr. W. A. Toyo lHiVTn0 fttfar wnB BrClltly enjoyed byj8tn01'- MrB- dnrl WcBt W,U ontor"
resumed practlco with tho orchestra iiln i?nostn wim wm-o Mr nmi Mrs. i tsilti On Wcdnesdny, Kcbruary 10.
after being disabled by an Injury to
hla hand.
CHAMINADE OMill.
Tho Chnmlnado Club mot Krldny
morning at tho Library auditorium
for their regular weekly weekly busl -
ncsa mcotlng program and rehearsal. I
Mrs. J. S. Coke read n paper on thol
Orchestra and Orchestral Music. At
the next meeting Mrs. E.I. Chandler
will presont n paper on Tlio Violin.
An Invitation to tlio ciun mciniiors
and thor escorts to attend tho recital
or Mrs. P. E. Conwny on Kobrunry'cd with Oregon grape and hucklo -
8 was received. MrB. Ii. N. Lewis of berry. .
North Bond was elected to member-, The afternoon hours woro om -
!.!.. I.. .1 I..I.
Ullll IJ1 lliu viuu.
Tho members present at tho moot-
Inc wero Miss Besslo Ayro, Mrs. Porl
ltlloy Bnlllnger, Miss Louise lllntt,
Mrn. It. IC. Booth, Mrs. E. I. Chand
ler, Mrs. .1. 8. Coke, Mrs. Levi Dal
g!e, Mrs. Malr Dauo, Mrs. Edwnrd
Dolan, Mrs. W. N. Ekblnd, Mrs. Carl
EvcrtBou, Miss Ursula Karrlngor,
Mrs. J. W. Gardiner, Mrs. A. II. G Id
ley, Mrs. Win, Horsfnll, Jr., Mrs. E.
K. .Tonus, Mrs. W. S. Nicholson, Miss
0!ni"i Myron, Mrs. Bonj. Ostllud, SI lis
Edith Prohton, Mrs. E. L. Uoblnson,
Mrs. D II. Savage, SIIbs Gouovlcvo
Von'jstarkcii, Sirs. B. H. Smith, Sirs.
Chir'na Stnuff, .Mrs. SI. A. Sweotmnn,
Mrs. L. L. Thomna, Sirs. L. Tower,
Mrs. C. II. Walter, Mrs. George Wnt
Hns, Sirs. K. E. Wilson.
MAM) CONCEItT.
Director H. N. Kenton has announc
ed a hand concert for Sunday nfter
noon, Kobrunry 7 nt tho Lcmnuskl
Theater.
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SONG ItECITAL,
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Sira. K. H. Conwny, nsslBtod by
Ilenrlk Gjerdrum will nppoar In ro
f.Unl at tho niniisomont hull of tho
.Myrtlo Arms on tho evening of Kob
runry 8. Tho guests for tho evening
will bo the parents of Sirs. Conway's
uplls, tho guests or tho Myrtlo
Arms and tho members or the Chn
lplnddo Club mid their escorts.
I E.MIIELL1SIIMENTS.
'read by Sirs. W. II. riper, Mrs. J.
E. A. Harris, recently or Crescent. j, Nofth m, Mr8i Bf c i,nrUor
City, has Joined tho Coos Bay Con-T,10 Bul)Joct wnB tj10 opon f()r Kon.
cert Band, playing trombone. Slr.ornl ,iIboubsIoii.
Imrrla was formerly -with tho Kllttoa 1 Tnu roiunliifler of tho nftornoon
Hand of Toronto nnd plnya tho harp
end collo as well as trnmbnno, nnd
will doubtless prove a vnlunblo jic
r,ulsltlon to tho locnl nrohostra,
Mrs. Charles Stnuff will sing a
fcoprauo solo nt tho evonlng Borvlcoa
of tho Methodist Episcopal church
en Sunday.
Fritz Anthony, lollnIst, now
resident of Seattle, but at 0110 tlnio
lut tractor of violin In Slnrshflold,
c ntcmplntes returning to Coos liny.
IliB return will bo tho cattso for 10 -
Jolclng among tho many friends ho
mndo during his provious stay hero.
He is a brothor or Slra. Chniiea Win
Mil' or North Bond.
I HIGH SCHOOL .MI'S 10. I
OwliiL' id nxnmlnntloiiB coinlller tblr
week muslcnl nctlvltles at tho high
Bohool woro postponed to await n'
more favorable tlnio for practice. I
Tho next program Is scheduled for1
Fobruary 12, whon tho Glrla' Gleo
Club will appear, y
I STOIlV FOB THE DAY.
r
To Get HesuJtK.
A good nnd iirnctlcal llttlo 10
llglonlst, hastening to school, wns ov
ertaken by a comrndo, nlst or ro
HgloiiB nature, who wnllod that thoy
wero going to bo lato,
"Let's kneel down and pray that
wo won't bo," thla second child pres-
ently suggested, her thoughts turning I
to the beloved teachor who would bo
dlstressod at their tardluoss.
'Kneel down, nothing'" wns tl 0
!. ....,.. 1 u'll .,1.1 a -1.. 1..
along and pray as wo go,"
JSirlJJ2SiL .vai,c:iss,i (l.l.ll
- A. .
D.YXCtXtf VAHTV
,jiWt Mondny ovenlug, Mr. nnd
... ,,r ,,. conwav woro host and
warren l'nlntor, Mrs. Karrlngor,
MrB. John D. Gobs, Misses UrBtiln
Karrlnger, Adelaide Clarice, Ornco
Williams, Graco Kruse, Miss Seat,
Nellie Warwick ( and Messrs. Thny
or, Grimes, Frank Hnrlocker, Hurt
Hlgglns, Harry Gordon, A. E. Kolley
nml IJe p. Fisher,
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TIIUIISDAY CliUIl
i m. iinm.i. fmn-iAi. nntn.iii.n.i u...
I f0nor Thursday Afternoon Sowing
club members InBt Tuesday at her
homo on South Eleventh Btroot.
The homo was artlstlcaljy decorat
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1'iujwu ill duiiiii uuu iiiliD.u ii.iu ul
tho closo dainty refreshments wore
aorvod
Sirs. Fourier's guests Included;
SIib. Win. Schroeder, SIim. E. F.
LoMloux, SIrB. J. W. Slltcholl, Sirs.
Harold Crawford, Mrs. Harry llratl
flcld, Sirs. Norls Jensen, Sirs. Per
ry DodBon, Mrs. Jerry Kinney, Sirs.
T. S. Hnrvoy. .Mrs. It, N. Ken
ton, Sirs. J. W. Hlldcnbrnnd and
Sirs. J. II. Stnddon.
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SISTEItllOOl)
Last Tuesday afternoon tho Chrla
Hon Slstorhood nsBotublcd nt the
homo or Sirs. H. A. Copplo oi
Eighth street, but adjourned lm
mediately to attend tho Eplscopnl
ladles' mcotlng nt tho Guild Hall,
which was open to nil ladles' clubs
and aoclotlea.
Tho SlBlorhood will meet In two
weeks, tho plnco to bo nnnouncod
Intor and on next Tuesday tho C.
W, B, SI. will moot at tho home
of Sirs, S. J. Immol, with Sirs. 1).
C. McCarty in chnrgu.
Thobo presont Inst Tuesday woro:
Sirs. W. A. Bold, Sire. D. C. .McCar
ty. Mrs. 8. J. Immol, Sirs. Frank
Black, Sirs. Mnttlo Blaln, Mrn
A. W. Gregg, Sirs. E. L. Hopson,
Mrs. 13. A. SrcDufflo, Mrs. J. C.
Jones and Sirs. It. A. Copplo.
4. . .j.
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I ALEUT CLUB
Tho Alort Club or North Coos
Itlvor spoilt Inst Thursday nrtor
110011 with Sirs. II. E, Edwards in
Allegany. Tho afternoon's subject
1 for dlscourso wns "Hotter Babies
I I Slovomont." Splendid papora woro
Wan ploRBnntly apont in sowing and
chat, a aiimptunua' lunch closing
thot eujoynblo affair, In serving
tho hostess wna nsslsted by her
mothor, Sirs. J. O. Lnngworthy, of
, Mnrahflold. Tho rollowlng woro
Slra. Edwards' guests:
Sirs. K. 11. Hood, Mrs. W. II.
Piper, Sirs. V. K. Bood, Sirs. Claud
Plpor, Sirs. J. E. Noah, Mrs. E. C.
nHnrkor, Mrs. II. 8. Larson, Sirs,
(1. A. Gould, Sirs. K. L. I loop, Sirs.
J, II. Prlco, Mrs. J, O. Lnngworthy
cud Sllss SIcClny.
1 Mrs. H. S. LarBQti will bo hoBtesa
'to tho iiiembors and frlonds or tho
olub next Thursday nftornoon.
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J SWEDISH LADIES
,
Next Wednesday nrtornoou tho
Swodlsh Ladles' Aid will meet nt
tho church and Sirs. Alex Lund will
bo hostoa,
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A. X. W. CLUB
Sirs. Chnrloa Stnuir last Thurs
day nftornoon ontortalnod tho mom
bors or tho A. N. W. Club nt hor
home on SInrkot nouuo. A Hor tho
usual busiiipBB notion and sowing
hour, tlio hostess, assisted by hor
slstor, SIib. BeuJ. Ostllud nnd
mothor, Sirs. Johnson and Sirs. SI.
C. Moloney, sorved dainty rofrosh
monts to tho rollowlng: Sirs. F. E.
Allen. Slra. G. A. Bennett Sirs.
Olivia Edman, Sirs. F. M. Fried
borg, Sirs. Frank Hague Slra. J. T.
Hall, Slra. Fannie Huzard, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hyde, Sirs. It. E. Irwin.
Slra. O. 8. Knlsor,
Sirs. E. Slln-
gus, Sirs. Georgo F. Murch, Sirs.
W. P. Murphy, Slra. Mary McKnlght j
Mrs n A Honnett will lin linstess
Jin two wooks,
Miss Thora iuna was hostess to
tlio Narcissus Club mombors Inst
Wednesday afternoon at tho homo
of Mrs. Chnrlcs P. Terry on Second
I'lPrtcnl woro Mrs. Shopnrd Dock,
Mrs. Clios. P. Terry, Mrs. Ingle Po-dei-Bon,
Mrs. Carl West, Mrs. Ar
thur Itohfold, tho Mlsoes: Blanch
T.'Iltfson, Hilda West, Stella Po
dcrron, Hattlo Itohfeld, Nolllo Ol
son. .. 4,
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NOIITII HE1 HIIIDOE
The North Bond Auction Drldgo
Club wns delightfully enlortnlnod
'nRt Tuesday evening ftt tho home
or Mrs. Dennis Hull. Tho rooms
woro very prettily docorntod lor tho
occasion with huckleberry nnd othor
alnn,l BrCcnB' Al Vrl' ?B. ' !f"t'
I (,u.rtrB ?io P turcd , f'r.Btu
lf2"' Mrs. J'.nrl Powol imd Ml
" '" nu ..o.a ". -
club, tho rormcr assisting tho host
ess In serving dnlnty rerrefllimonts
to tho rollowlng members: Mrs. C.
L. Jncobson, Slra. J. 0. Horn, Mrs.
0. SI. Byler, SIrB. Georgo Stovon
Bon, SIrn. II. L. Bergman, Mrs. II.
E. Burmolster, Mrs. L. F. Falken
r.teln, Sirs. 1. 1), Bnrtlo and Mrs. A.
S. Hammond,
Mrs. C. ,11. Broughton will bo
hostcsB to the members on Tuos-
tlivy, February 9.
j. .5.
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j TIII.M11LE CLUB
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Tho Thimble Club or Korth Bond
surprised Sirs. John Mullen nt her
homo Inst Mondny nftornoon with
a sowing party, tho ladles bringing
tholr fancy work nnd an appetizing
lunch with them, tho latter of
which was Borvod at tho closo of
the afternoon by Sirs., Dennis Hull,
.Mrs. I. B. Bnrtlo nnd Sllss Lena
Knlso. Tho club visitors woro Mrs.
Hull and tho Misses Lena nnd Lau
ra Kruso. Tho mombors presont
Included Mra. I, B. Bnrtlo, Sirs. A.
II. Dorbyahlro, Mrs. H. 13. Bur
moBtor, Slra. Win. Vaughn, Mrs. C.
8. Knlsor, Sirs. Gobhardt, Mrs.
W. Hondryx, Sirs. S. 8. Jennings,
Sirs. George Slnndlgo, Sirs, F.
13, Olnzlor, Sirs. II. Hnzor, Mrs.
C. L. Eaton, Sirs. E. 13. Biggs,
Slra. 13. F. Bussoll, Mra. IL J.
Llndon, Slra. J. H. GrovcB, Sirs.
II. O'Slnra nnd tho honor momber,
Sirs. J. G. Slullen,
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I LADIES' AID I
J.nht Wednosdny artornoon tho
Lnillfis' Aid or tho North Bond
Picihyterlan Church mot lor a Boclal
tlmo In tho church roOma which
weie nrtlatlcnlly docorntod for tho
orrnslon x with Ohlnn llllca. Mrs.
Georgo Hnzor, Slra. SI. E. Gurnoey,
Mr. Anna Larson, Sfra. U. C.
Hi lines, Slra. Goorgo Bolster nnd
Sllss Esthor Imhoft nsuumed
tholr duties as hostcssos. Tho chlof
diversions of tho uftcrnoon woro
sowing, ohnt and dnlnty rolrcsh
montB. Among thoso presont wero:
Sirs. E, 13. Hayes, Slra. C. A. Smith,
Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. 8. S. Jon
lilngB, Sirs. II. E. BurmeBtor, Mra.
II. A. Harmon, Slra. I. B. Bnrtlc,
Slra. Bobt. SlcCnnn, Slra. W. Wilcox,
Mra. J. II. Linden, Slra. V. K. Wnt
tors. Sirs. Geo. D. Slnndlgo, Mra. J.
.Monde, SIrB, Goo. Hnzor, Sirs. An
na Larson, Mra. W, A. .Marshall,
Hoeck, Sirs. William Neilson, Sirs.
F. 8. Shlmlan, Sirs. W. Chnppell,
Sirs. F. Sillier, Sirs. Jones, Sirs.
Honry I. Dlera, Sirs. A, E. Rose,
Slra. Ilolnzo, Sllss SInrgaret Kon
nody, Slra. II. C. Poteraon, Strs.
Frnzler, SIib. Geo. Bolster, SIr8. SI,
13. Gurnsey, Sirs. Goo. Evorettp
Sliu EvniiB. Sirs. F. G. Crinby, Slra.
J. S. Rushlow, Mrs. II. B. Wllby,
Sllss Constanco Peterson.
Tho Aid will meet ngaln In two
weeks.
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I OAl-'ETIHtlA CLUB
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Sir. and Sirs. W. A. Bold enter
tained tho Cnrotorla Club at lunch
0011 Inat Wddnesdny evening, rol
lowlng which tho gontlomen botook
thomsolves to tho Slen'a Fellowship
mooting and tho lndiea rormod a
theater party and enjoyed an hour
or "movies." Tho lunchoon guests
wero: Sir. and Mrs. W. F, SIc
Eldownoy, Sir. und Sirs. A B. Gld
ley. Sir. and Mia. J. S. Ilanson, Sir.
and Sirs F. A. Tlodgon. Sir. and
Sirs. T " Bussoll, Sirs. Suthorlln
and Sh 1' A SehlbredP.
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