iHE OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 2. 1009.
lira Oil FIRE
DiRS III SCHOOL
' ' '
Sunnjsicle Push Club Pis
satisfied With Board's
? Action.
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DRUSILLA DREW
:Vi - 'el
FALLS THROUGH
SHAFT TO DEATH
. Klre Chief David Campbell and Klre
Marshall W. R. Roberta presented an
other complaint In writing to the school
' hoard yesterday in regard to the unsafe
, condition of the flure and chimneys of
the Woodlawn school. The complaint
w referred to the building com tut lie.
Th Sunnyelde lush club la dlssatle-
riiM wltn Ilia action or me uoara on
! rKjuet from the club that fire doora be
riroviaea in in Bunnysiae eenooi uuuu
n. The com mil to to which th re
quest was referred cause to the conclu
sion that the rire doora were not ueuo.'U.
' and so imported to the board.
The SMcretary of the club forwarded
a copy of a resolution adopted at Its last
meeting In which the sense of the or
ganisation waa that "the rwly of the
school board Is unsatlsfactoiV, and the
.' citizens of gunnyalde Insist upon the
provision of fire doors as urjfed."
W. B. Standley was delegated by the
board to go to Seattle to bring back the
Portland arhool exhibit to the Alaska-Yukon-Paclfic
exposition. A large uni
versity of Japan baa asked for the ex
hibit, or at least part of It. The re
quest was referred to the committee on
the
examination of teachers.
. - ... . i 1- Tl trill i
(Svui tm uiir future ef Tke JoarML i kins will take place next month. Ilrldgs I n iuJlK If Van. JjaDOrOr. IvllIPn
A.r ui irikiilBf to iswrt eca awra Ku the game played. The rooms were I . ' .
Mud li .iii.l aariety aiu er u I prettily decorated with flowers. The
!! It irur ju orwr. ia me i guests were Mrs. Koag M. I'lummer,
, . -.., i. . I Utss Louise Bradley. Miss Hebeoca Jiat-
Mn. Kanny Ivt and Mrs. Oiarles , w.nr,, ihanon kllas
mil
are
In
Amour I'orttandera noticed at ths 5 " ff?rl?myl. J?lml mi JL the Portland Hallway. Light Power fereaUng western melodramas i aeen hers
opa.lnc.of.tb. .Horse I. HUI. Hr II. i'ena'lobln. oT,". Ml.. Blanche oomnanv-. building. Seventh and Aider L" . J0" ".1. tw.f:
ft25;S.V .Se.f of Mr." Ind mV7 and Mrs. straets. fell, from th. fourth floor of fhi. VndT.nVal'odd," d ind.' of
Frederick Karl Struve. Mr. and ' Mrs. I v' .urr rierivoon ana entnci.ri . to t round In tho rre&t
as Vlda Mar- wle, being taken to the hospital in an atrongl
" . "' ambulance. .nfi ni
f.,r,n. aiil!" lly" Io,t '"otm while trying to P
noon at Ale. yot on th- i,vmtor at the fourth floor. ' n
xnh;r"ai"?.V tT.",r.hf .UfJ.i.' Florence Ueyton. Miss Ella Robla. Atra.
. vlf ling with Mre. barah liovendea u Q Paddock. Miss Kdna Oaufled.
Irvkigton. iMlaa Nelta iUrdlng. Mies Wsrr Orsy.
.o'win Wo.d,'M
In New Uuild-
Frank Ryan, a laborer employed on
AT THE THEATHES
"Tha Octopua, at th Lyric.
Tonight will be the last opportunity
to witness the production of "The Octo
pus" at U Lyrlo theatre by ths Athon
Stock company. Th. great question that
i. now beor the publlo, franal.4
finance and the IntHoaclea of banking
are placed before the audl.noe la their
entirety,
Teiasn at tbo Ilalrr Tonight.
The last performance In this city of
Teaa"'
tonight
III I hi given at the Iiaker
This is one of the most In
rr. never fall, to appeal
the lover of the romantlo
a gue.t or Mr. and Jdra.
Karl Struve. Mr. and ' Mrs.
J. li. Moon and Mlns Moore with the
William IJ. lvrklna, Mrs P. II. Huf-1 MI. a Marshall and Ml
fum Jnni.1 Ntcol and Mr. and Mra. Iahi.ii ntrt.in.i . raw
V. H. baroont In the Portland Hunt I formally yesterday afternoon
club box and Mra. J. P. O'Brien. Ml.. I.ndra CourL
Lillian tltrlen and Ml. a liasai Tlchner I e
a.in ino Anf.w t, n P.ar.on and Miss Minnie W.
Mis. Gertrude Jones of Iblsh Mea- " ?r J?! nZaZi..i
dow. arrived yesterday afternoon and J J"", 1 hSY5 J r whu Inr to a too ov
will M.u with krtland relative, a fort- r"lnf-J:??" & fvlSlfV
- - . . . - . m a . . I I rAiia nPl.. ll. W a I . 1. . . . I . , . i ... . . .
. lien on tne morning train lor omhh . .ui wuiinciuuing a jungle Honeymoon,
night.
HOLIDAY ASPECT
AT CITY HALL
Offices Close in Honor of
the Visit of the Chief
Executive.
Nearly all the offices In the city nail
were closed all day In honor of the
president's visit, - or else were cioaea
from 10 In the morning till noon. In or
der that employes mignt nave an op
portunity to see the parade. The city
audltor'e office was open from 8 till 10,
and from 12 till l.
The civil service commission's office
and that of the building Inspector did
not open at an. . employes or tne neajin
office and of the plumbing; Inspector's
office . were permitted to attend the
parade, being let off for the day at 10
o'clock. . t.
- The city engineer's office was not
opened at all.
The water office and the assessor's
office were obliged to keep open, but
only the 'clerks -absolutely.necess&ry to
wait on the public, were Kept at work.
All the others were allowed to go early.
WATER SUPPLY
WAS IN DANGER
Serious Accident Narrowly'
ATertediri "South
Portland.
Mm William. W HnAtt will Mnftj.rta.tvt nO
lak. 5 le ...,s.(u 191 KJoelh I At thA Hill
l U ItUSI V. sa v H"l liumv, wa.w I A
King Jeffrey (Mayme O'Connor). Mlasl The BhaJteapeare club will in set with
r.n O'Connor i. .ivlnr an afternoon I the pre.ident. Mrs. B. O. Case, at her
at cards for Mrs. Jeffery on Friday, home. so llall street, ivtonaay arter-
i nwn ii s:.u lor m iwwi nviur .uu
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Durkhetmer and I arrange the seasons work.
son are now In Pari, after SDendina a
month In Swltserland and a month at I Miss Alice Benson yesterday af fer
ine ramous watering piacea. i ney were i noon entertained the university or ore
tailing to the basement, his skull waa Pan Cafes iTearnta Hlsa May.
..wim,u. jmr, uivn.u bjiu uiuor in I i-unif niay i. unarming ma
ternal Injuries received. tagea patrons this week with her sing-
Kyan was carrying a heavy ronerete in g and dancing. Id he Is one of the
rm when the accident oocurred. Try-1 cleverest soubreUes seen In Portland
ng iu aiep over an open space near the for a long time and Introduces several
elevator, h. allpped and dropped the lot the latest New York song successes.
British Columbia and will be at I ciiB0. B1 examining th. man ".Lady Jxre.
to their frlenda after October 10, ,rd,re3 "-'J" tk'n to tn hospital.' Lit-J
and
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS
WILL START MONDAY I
(Boeclal DWDeteh te The Journal
Albany, Or.. Oct. a larga number Oregon -and these oedole.
of the schools
At the tirand.
Before Jt is too late, see the cham
pion Ice skaters at the Grand. This
Is on. of the greatest novelties that a
vaudeville house has shown In Port
land. or earn performance there la a
new cake of 1c. manufactured for these
Bksters. ic. skating . is a novelty In
Miss Butler
and Mr. JUoett. are among ths beat
wtie iiave c-ouie U
Valerie IWrgtra at Orpheunt.
Valerie Bergere Is-' presenting a de
lightful lltil (Mldlty at trie orpheum
this week, entitled "lllllle'S Irst lxtve,"
Which tolls of the puula prv.roted to a
young woman who its. become th. aeo
oud wife o( a divorced man.
Tho OlItuu,, Tomorrow Night,
' Beginning tomorrow (Sunday) night
and continuing every night next week
I 'i ." 1 1 ! . !. II I 1
with a special price matinee EaturiUy.
me Rtuiuiiun i in. gtm-ww-
. -Th Clim.H 0ou
i
Last Time DustJn l arnutn Tonlglit.
Tonight at 1:11 Vclovk the Ut pr-
formane. of Ike famous and favor
aetor. Duatln Kern urn. in "Cameo Klrby
will tie aiv.n at the llunsalow lllnair.
lviuin ana jiorrieon 1 streets. o'i
are now selling at the theatre.
Despa
tr ana uesponaenc)
mff' . .. ...
no cat but a woasaa eaa teU the story of I he sufferiu., th
rfsepair. sod tb de.poadeooy aadured by women who carry .
daily burden of ill-health and pain beoeuM of disorders and
derangement! of too deli oat and important or. an that art
dittioetly rcmuiine, Tba torforM ao bravely endured com
pieieiy upset tha nerves it loot continued.
ur. i wrca a ravome rrasonptios t a poiltwa cur.
WMkaaaa and disaaao of tha (eminiaa organism,
IT MAKES WEAK WOn EN STRONO,
V- 5ICK;W0MEN WELL.V :
It allayt inflammation, heals ulceration sod soothe, pa fa."
It tones and builds up tb. nerves, U fits for wifehood '
aod motherhood. liooeet medicine dealers sail it, and
have) eiOtklnS (A UrSa Ufuia mm ' mm mnsA
- m ' - w. ww f vim mm m, mw
It is noo-seoret, noo-aloohoJip and has a raoord of forty rr of cures.
Ait Yoim Niiohbom. They probably know of soma of its maoy cures. , . '
If you want a book that tails all about woman's disea.es, and bow to euro ,
tbaca at boms, send 21 ae-cent tramps to Dr. Pierc to pay cost of msilin
Jjvi and ha will send yon a re copy of his great tbouiand-pa.s illustrated -Common
Sens. Medical Adviter revised, np-to data edition, ia psper" covert.
Ia handsome oloth-biodiol, 31 stamps. Address Dr. R.V. Pieroe, Buffalo, N.Y. .. .
I I inn w.a held In which Miss Benson I laraest schools are th. Shedd aohool I .. .. - . . . .'.
J. A. McKlnnon (Miss w. r.lent.it nrealdent. Mrs.Bluford IX which wlll.be in charge of Professor VI Lnn.nay C.V.1 ih 'Ja
have returned from aie-ler. vice orealdent: Mlsa Bessie Ham- I Kallvan of 8olo. who will be assisted ?'nJm' or tTinoevilie. til., but you 11
ig trip and are at home i mnnt .eratarv. and Mrs RalDh Fen- by Mies Kathryn Herman of Salem. The la'm lro.m. laangrone (wnion . naa eaten
rlnnnn'. nwilliM Ur. W H I I-I 1ZZ:1- ' a I.... Z, k... Inninl ahnnl will alan m,m vt Un. I away elgDt t068) II YOU don't." Bad all
Woodard, Clarke A Co.
THIS IS THE BEST
O) TIME of the YEAR
oreaent at tne ramous 2eppeiin exni-1 .nn alumnae at Portland at her home. I have not yeL started their veer's wnrir
Dition in rTanmoru , iiin Eleventh street A ahort ouainess I will open next nonday. Among the! " IH Ke.ther tHm. Tlaetar.
I I i I 1 . -Ll.l, III., tls n n I Immmrmmt mmKaaIm m m Wm I I '
Mr. and Mrs.
Caroline Kamm)
their weddir
with Mr. vr (
Kamm, J16 Fourteenth street was appointed, consisting of Miss Wold with Principal M. M. Gilbert of Cres- oc. r,,c , k".? u"ed, ucklen
I Miss tlla Doble and Mrs. J. K. Krausae, 1 weti in cnarge, aa.i.iea oy miss Hon n'"'1 D" wu""' r. cure.
Mrs. Frank Warrsn Jr.. entertained to arrange for monthly reunions at nyw oi A.oany. ,oin or inese scnooia "t""?"' ,?ur""
...i.rH.v .fi.mnnn mt hrirfr. Ir, hnnnr I Innoheon or tea. After the DUSln.BS I win crry un me wur inrougn tnei" r wuiiu.. ao ail
of Mlmm Hamilton nf Ha tlmora nit Mlaalaeaalon tea waa served DV tne nOBte.S I """ '
Myers of Klchmond. who are at the C assisted by Miss feart iucaey ana miss
K. Adams home. Besides the honor I Carolyn Benson.
arta Mra Warran iiwrttmA Mra
.nnvhni r.e Rill miiH Mra T W..I.V I . Mra lTmmJt JirnM nvi.i email tun
LAdd. Mra. G E. Adama. Mra Guylcheon thia afternoon complimentary to
Webster Talbot Mra Otis B. Wight I Mlsa Meyers and MIse Hamilton. tne
Miss Margaiat Catlln, Miss Ilse Koehler, latUcttv. southern girls visiting Mrs.
Mrs. ' George K. Wentworth Jr.. Miss I Adams. Aftermath of the luncheon waa
Olive Falling. Mlsa Hasel Weldler, Mra the Dustin Farnum matinee. Mrs.
Samuel Kerr. Miss Isabella Oauld and Jacoba party Included Miss Dorothy
Mlsa Claire Houahton. A number of I Morrison. Miss Becky Blddle. Mrs. C
others came to tea at four o'clock. IE. Adama, Miss Meyera and Miss Hamll
.1 ton.
Mra Gu stave It Bruere left yester- I
day morning: to Join her husband. Dr.
Bruere. In New Tork. where he haa been
for the last two months. After a brief
vlstt in the east the Bruere. will go
abroad, returning to Portland in Decem
ber.
Mra Wed' .Tnpoha will be hosteaa to
day wlfh a luncheon and matinee party
in honor of Miss Graoe Hamilton and
Miss Frances Meyers, the . guests of
Mrs. C. F. Adams.
.
Miss Carolyn Benson entertained to
day with a plate shower for Miss Grace
Gray whose marriage to, Dr. Cloan Per-
October. 4th
Last Excursion
of the Season
October 4th
'rSiwfili'
iVictor
Victrolaj
THE STRANGER
WITHIN OUR GATES
:; Portland again came near being suD'
plied with Willamette river water as the
result of an .accident last Thursday
afternoon, when Water Superintendent
uoage and Meter Man Murphy lost
control of the door to the gate chamber
at Mill and Water streets and the heavy
noor- crasnea oownwara, emaamng tne
by-pass and endangering the life of
.. .. Foreman Albertlni, who barely had time
to escape with his life.
. The trouble came during a teat of the
mennea nun Kun pipe line, wtucn was
I ronen uiwrer tne rirer last winter.
uodira and Murohr. In llftina- the door.
presumably did not lift evenly and it
boi away irom tnera. nvremu AJDer
tinl was below. The door missed him
but broke the connecting plte or by
pass between the two big pipe lines.
With a roar the waters poured into the
cnamDer ana Aioeruru scrambled for the
top. arenonea to me waist.
. A force of men la still at work mak
"g repair, on the broken by-pass. A
Tire - engine waa called Into aervloe
; Thursday evening to assist In controls
ing- me water.
GHOST WILL WALK
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
' Owing to the great confusion that re-
.; suits on pay day every month when
. nearly 700 school teachers crowd into
. the office of the school clerk, the board
t of education at a meeting yesterday
1 afternoon - authorized the clerk to send
pay check, to the different buildings.
The board adopted the blanket form
of Insurance policy as recommended by
' B Ia. Babin. Hereafter the buildings
to be insured will be grouped and in-
stead of taking out a great number of
individual policies the number will be
comparatively . few and more easily
bandied.
Many parcels of real estate changed
hands in and around Lebanon lately.
&
T am satisfied with Oregon,"' said
William Bradford, Rogue River, at the
Imperial today. "I have been in the
state a little less than a year. I bought
rancn, paying izo an acre therefor.
One day last week I was offered $75 an
acre and refused It. It Is not set with
frultr-eitherr" tratir" Is good soiTlarid
will raise anything on earth. I am ao
well pleaaed that I have written for aiz
other families to come out from the eaat
and locate in this wonderful country."
"Too many reonle take life too seri
ously," said W. W. Sherman, Loveland,
Cola, at the Oregon today. "That la
the easiest advice there is to give, I
suppose, and It is also the hardest to
take when one is not feeling right But
It has been proved times without num
ber that the man who la a success along
legitimate lines or business, is ne who
keeps up a cheerful demeanor."
R. A. Gebhardt Curry county "No
one, who has never been in Curry county
can have any Idea of the richness of
that section or the state in timber,
mines, agricultural lands and dairying.
I became a resident only recently, but
already i see nunareas or opportunities
to make gooa money wltn little effort.
I am fast becoming a Curry county
booster. '
"SWAPS" POPULAR
People of All Classes like to Mix TJp
ia Anonymous Trades.
Amateur traders are havlna- the time
of their lives at present. A more happy
and thoroughly contented contingent
wouia oe nam a locate anvwiiera.
Parties who have used The Journal's
'swap' column during the oast week
are reporting, successful trades almost
daily. Peoole from all walks of Ufa
are indulging in "swaps." Many last
ing friendships have been started by
two persons having come in contact
with each other throurh the medium nf
a little "swap" ad.
If yon wish to keen vonr iriantitv
.a.-i. - - ..t "-
vu van uu du wiin ease. xou
can Insert your "swan" ail mil hmi.
the answers addressed care of The Jour
nal Regular trading agencies are us
ing The Journal classified pages as a
medium to ret their varioila nfnnn.1.
tiona, for trade, before the public.
At the Pendleton fair a Pilot Rixic
farmer displayed 71 varieties of nm.
ducts raised on his farm.
n
js 1 f ' :
l f jl jf . I; LaSf.
9 for 15c
A. new cigar made in a new
way of good Havana tobacco.
GQBS
9 for 15c
Cigar is rough but the taste
is smooth. The money is all
in the tobacco. Nothing
goes into looks or labels.
rom a row- flatb ob bbxdob
As there Is little or no danger of sore I
gums or otner trouoies while tne warm
weather lasts. Our plates give the
mouth ,a natural - expression, and will
prove a lasting comlorv
372.50 JMfe $72.50
vomTxsmir cxtt or.
I Ay
Tloketa on sale at TBM OMIT
FICS allow 10 flays xor going P"l"" s1; 'ui."Zl"I
until November 10. Good going via THS OS1AT JfOTH
n .ni.. w mm mm rmita or via inr other direct line.
Choice of routes going either via Seattle or via THS VOXTB
BUa mWVmmm.
TKBXa TBAJCM' BittT
The Oriental Ltmlted
The Fast Mail
The Southeastern Express
For tickets and sleepln car reservation
address
szozbo;
P. St T.
122
Portland, Or. Telephone Main 680. A-2286.
call on or
Third st.
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DR. W. A. WISE
President and Ittnar
S3 Team Established in PortUnd.
LWewllL.lyayou--food-CJk-g
ORBQOIN HOTELS
-0 4
3.S0
S.00
3.00
1.00
.OUl ,
i
The highest type of sound
reproducing instrument ever
invented, ' and a magnificent
ornament to any home. We
have them in different styles.
Prices $125 to $250.
Why be without a VIC
TROLA when you may ar
range easy terms of owner
ship? IMPROVED VICTORS
PRICES $10 TO $100
Store Open This Evening
Wholesale and Retail .
Sixth and Morrison
Opp. Postoffice
9 for 15c
If the same quality of lea:
were rolled into a fancy shape
you would have to pay 10
cents for every one of the
nine for which you now pay
15 cents.
urns
You cannot make a gbod
cup of cocoa out of
poor cocoa; a poor cook
couldn't spoil
9 for 1 5c
Not for the man who can't
afford better ; . for the man
who can afford the best, but
can't afford to waste money.
GDIS
9 for 15c
We will keep on saying it
uutil you try them. You
buy them because they are
cheap, but smoke them
I because they are the best.
or Dorcelaln crown for
Molar Crowns
22k bridge teeth
Gold or enamel fillings . .
Silver fillings
Inlay Fillings of all kinds. 8.60
Good rubber plates , , 8.00
me Dest red rubber plates. ...... 7.60
Painless extraction .60
Painless extraction free when plates
or oriage worn is oraerea.
Work guaranteed for 15 rears.
THE WISE DENTAL CO.
V (too.)
The Palling- Bid-, 3d and Wash. Bts.
Offloe Hours 8 A. M. to 8 P.
Sundays, 9 to 1.
Phones A and Main S039.
old IT BmnI -t I " I A Vn afZ. r X 1 e
rnomo
And Return
Co
co a
Fa
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COCOA
No. 19
XKltem th cocoa tree is is
I iemnta and tht pods
weaoe to its afprar-
aart is heautifuL Jh
t.omrrt srLkk frw-r ia tufts
if smel and ba f re
f tTutm rta:t oa a rose eol
el rv'j-u
in the making. Fragrant,
delicious, nourishing. Less
than one cent a cup.
Don't ask tncrely for cocoa :
ask for GhirardcllPs.
COBS
9 for
15c
Tickets on sale Oct. 4.
Going limit ten days.
Return limit. November
30.'
Choice of routes.
Through limited trains.
Block signal protection.
Modern passenger equip
.. ment.
Superb dining car serv
ice.
TktHL maA Waahlafftoa Itt,
Port r aa Ow 3k ft V.
The more ycu know of
tobacco, the more you 11 like
Cobs. The harder you are
to please, the more pleased
you will be.
GOBS
nu. McDCmT. CM
pomTUuro. oa. -
tORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS
Portlanid's New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per
1 Day and UpEuropean Plan
WRlGHT-DICKINSdN HOTEL CO., Props.
Centrally Located
Modern Improvements
Imperial Hotel
EUROPEAN PLAN
Seventh and Washington
v PbQ Metschan & Sons, Props.
ton Distance Phone Rates. 1.00. $1 K0. $2 00
la Brery Boom. , - ,
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HOTEL PERKINS
I'U-TH AMD WABHUrOTOK 8T8.
In the heart of the business and shopping district. The
most modern ana up-to-date notei in toe Northwest
Local and long-distance phones In every room
witn private nam, en sui'e ana sing
Elegant cafe.
Room a
Sample rooms.'
Iffusio dally during Inn oh, dinner and; after the the
ra By ne ramous Harcee oronsavra.
Bos meets all trains. Bates 91 and np.
t s hotei. psxnr co.
P. J. Bicharflson. Prea. IV. Q. BWXTlmAjm, Bec'y
' - . ' ' ' . . 'JJ.
TH E. CORN ELI US
. - "Ths House of Welcome" ,
CORNER PARK AND ALDER STREETS
Single $1.50 and up. : Double $2 and up. Our omnibus
meets all trains.
Portland's Newest and Most Up-tc-Date Hotel
C. W. CORNELIUS
Proprietor
H. E. FLETCHER
Manager
: nilM ill
THH
PORTLAND
PORTLAJSD. OR.
SaJopeam Plea
Modern 1 ,
Kestaaraat.
ooT on mxiJomT porrama
Keadqoarters fot
Tourists and Com.
merolaj Travalera.
Special rates made
to - families and
single i gentlemen.
The management
will be pleased at
all times to show
rooms . and give
pricea. A modern
Turkish bath es
tablishment la la
hotel.
M. C Bowers, Krr.
r
8A?r Vn.xcisco iiotelb
9 for 15c
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
J eat tffmm Bo Sc Fmana
Euro pea a Plan a daf tip
America a Plan ti.OO a oar
trw mmt m4 V-Vi itlt Tmr-.im4 mi
eaat af )oe eoe ln twM Hm
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WORTOMA HOTEL
EUTJUTTX OPP WAaXZBaTOB CT.
Portland's . -.
Only Roof Garden
' Bates e Pmmniee
aad Barnpaaa Oar Bus Meets AH Tratae
pie aaltee. wttk Bitaa. rot TravaUag Mes
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a.u.1 iaa a. STOItin Cafe Lm If
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W. K. Iltilt, PrrrrletaeT M
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