The Oregon statesman., July 18, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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TfiOT-iSERiti ONS
ltevival Meeting of Drrtrrkt
...ilertlng Wltiv Success' :.. .
Our text is fdund lnsthe Slst
Verse: "Ye stifnecked and un
clrcumcized in heart and ears, ye
do always resist the Holy Ghost
as your fathers did; 6 do ye."
The only agency! of the Lard to-
nlfcht to leid men and. womea to
Jesus Christ. JsMhaT Hcsly., Spirit.
ThU Is the age- of the! Holr Spirit.
We might divide timet Into three
a ges : the ' Old' .-Testament might
properly be called the -age ffthe
rather when t God talked jwitb
men; the New:, Testament could
be called the age of the Son; when.
Jesus iCJwlsb walked, with "men. in
human. form; ,:from: the time st
Pentecost, and after, might properr
' ly be rca'lled the igerof -theHqly
SpiritiwWe 'arefving In the. lat
ter day! aad.are in the dispensa
tion ot the Iloly'Spirit; s4 i ? :
r Thet: Holy Spirit , is theThirdJ
Peraon , of the Trinity. A s 'man
,me hp one night after the close
or a meeting and said. "Preacher,
ikyou can explain to me.the,Trin-
Ky of God: how three persons call
he in one God, I'll become. a-Chris
tian' We answeredthat "
ha rd sometimes to jexplaln, tp
non-Chrlatfaa aucht a'thing, but we
tried to explain.it to him like thjs:
water has ' a (t-inJty ice, ' steam,
and vaporrt. Ice is' water, steam 'is
water, and Vapor is1 water. ' They
are three parts of the Rame thing
And electricity has three parts-
llgat, heat and power. So it is
with the Trinity: Cod the Path-
cr.Coit the Son, andGod the Holy
Gli: and these three are one
, "(here" are' a1 few offehsps'that
may btr committed ;;againVt- the
IIoy Spirit by - -Christ! people
So !many people innocently grieve
and hinder the Horr Spirit in -his
..working. I daiTtknowof any
person that is so tender and easily
rrleved as the Holy Spirit. HeT
is a gentle dove, and those that
hare had dealings with Him know
that Heta. Speaking harsh words
thinking evil ; thoughts, speaking
nBalnsjt others will grieve the Holy
Spirit out of our lives. ;
I Rrothr ulster. If ' toii feel a
Nieed In that life of yours tonight,
tne Hoiy spim jtoia you you neea
ed something! My words would
fall In vain; an angel "mighl ptfeScli
going to-set it jor 4 o'clock in the
morning, and when that alarm
Woes ;off in the morning forthe
first J time, yon , almost Jumiroot
of bed. because" l"w"akesT yoUT so
auddealy,,. Then -yoa-tarn. itoff
and go bapk; to ijetl-aad-iaAleep
again. The nexl morning when it
wakes you, it .does not wake you.J
. . . . 1 a t avt4J 1
quite, so Buaueiuy;. ana iu unu
morning it d,oesjno sottnd nearly
re
so-loud. But after a while, may
be three weeks"orsol that Biz Ben
alarm,' clock I could go off with- a !
big' bang, loud : enough "almost to
wake! the dead, S and ytiu would
sleep right Ion. One day we are
startled, to ' startled. Vby, certain
truths, and'- theb-VatiK'iwJjilfe;
they don't effect usany more ; ,
What ? are the consequences of
resisting1 the Spirit of Ood? JJefaS
said; Hf, you don't believe Me for
what; I am, believe Me for what I
first miracle, 'at . the marriage'
feast In Cannaan; how "he changed"
believe? The Jewish pkjplOtoiJd
by and smiled, and said, "It'waa
splendid wine: surely, you saved
tne Dest tin me iagi; out yvuiwiij
have to excuse ro t6nlht,andj
the scene. JtVhen thfjr lowered 4ne
sick pf thepalsy3 d6wVt-thrugh ia
roof for e'sns to heal,ond Jesus
said, j"Thy sins be forgiven thee.
AHsef take up thy ! bed and go
home." 'ow will'. -yon ' believe?
No,, we don't believer-InVUiat isbrt
ot thing;? we don't rev4e iw;If
vine healing ; we don't accept ' it;
Over , in the closing dais of JesuB1
ministry He, stood before theh graje
of a.manldead for four days. .arid
called. "Lazarus." Lazarus', coni
forth." and. he came,. Now" will
fou believe? No, away wlth'Tlfm,
Urueify Him, Crucify Him! M- L"H
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"l-r.IenB-JIIIiit;' vff
; I Musk ileKjns ... , . .. . .
Cooked Cereal : . . : Top Milk
j Toast I Coffee -I
Luncheon j
RoyarScllop-; f
H , Head Lettuce. :"
.Thousand Island Dressing
Small Cakes ; Milk
: , j ' Stnfied"Qreen, Peppers . ,
Scaioied poU&es,' Carrots and
.C tpeas prehiie'd, Together ..
lAr iJ)Ul" Pickle 'Reiish .... .
";jBtierS: Jami .:
Green Apple'Tart
dust in X the despair of the
busy ' housewife. Prepare
chemlca( dusters by treat
- ing cheesecloth squares with
furniture polish or kerosene.
These entrap : the dust and
and give a polish at the same
time. It is always desirable"
to have-one clean, white dus
ter at hand; however.
small sponge fastened tv the epd
useful to wipe the inside - of . the
article. -
iCarejinust be" taken to protect
cat glass from' extremes oV tem
perature. It is equally harmful to
keep ft lu a cola storerobm or an
overheated chest: Very hot or cold
water or chilled or hot food are
very likely to cause it to crack. Al
ways, temper . the ware before
IHiurins in me iiquiua aou iuoi 11
before fifing "with ice cream":
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Coffee-
spocns
ontter.
w. H 'X we're .to'i dpwh theaisle
tonight and aslc'iyouvifyon
Heyed, some 'would smile and bow
away. But none would cry cruci
fy' Him ; crueify ': Him ; because
those' that wottld 'cry" thai are hot
here; they do not come to places
nice ynis. ,Jpei ract that yon areJ
nere i tonight shows that jou have
not crossed the dead-line. The fact
that we have an interest in etern
ity shows" that we have not crossed
the , dead-line. ; ., .
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: Men j usually-, die as they.' have
lived, r,.If people live .without Jesus
they usually die without, Him, Jf
they, havfe liveCwith Himjthey die
with. H!.m. People, seldom, change
after they , have- formed' their philr
TlulftV nMlnna
Itoyaf HcaUop--Slx'" egg. one
cup boijed ham. chopped fine, one
curf ctacker' crumbs, one-half cup
butter. one"Vnart' milk, two table-
'tloufi two jtablesoons
alt. ' ; Boil the ' eggs
uikll hard; chop' whites fine and
press tHe'' yolks j through sieve.
Mvisten t the cracker crumbs with
one-half cupV melted 'butter. Make
a white sauce, as folows; Melt two
tablesEDonV butter. addf flour-apd
stir until smooth, then add one
quart pf hot f milk- Cook until
slightly thicks add salt' to taste
tanner a Daxing aiAb. ..Put in a
layer of crumbs, then a, portion of
arhlfe sauce, then ham, whites and
yolks' of eggs,,. Repeat until all
Is used, having" crumbs on top.
Bake.In a moderate ' oven about
one-hair hour, jCxumbs on top
should boa nice gdklen! brown.
Menu .
Breakfast
Orange Juice Rice with Pates
Waffles . Syrup
; Coffee - ' j ;
J , Luncheon.
Goldenrod Eggs on Toast
Berries' Cookies
Ice Tea or Milk! ,
j' Dinner' " -
Creamed New Potatoea -Stuffed
Beet Salad r
Cottage Cheese with Barley Dua
Crackers , Coffee
Today's Recipes
In this menu I would snggept
that you use sour milk in place of
sweet in the. waffles if you have it
on hand, a level teaspoon ot soda
andhalf a teaspoon 'of rream of
tartar being used in place of bak
ing powde?. T "i I .-'!
. Thousand Island Dressing One
'onions-finely chopped, i two cold
boiled beets, finely chopped, one
hard i boiled egg,, finely;, .chopped.
Goldenrod F-ggs Hard boil 8 fx
eggs, separate whites from'yokei.
Prepare., a wihtft.sauee by melting
a tiblespoonot.utter, adding:' a
tablf3poonEofi f&ur, and! a cup of
miltd, 8tirringcoaptantly until it is
smooth and cthick. .. Season with
salt -and pepper tor' paprika and
add rchappedr.gg. whites. Poor
over squares. of toast; putting pul
verized egg yolks on top,
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canned
' r Apple Jelly '
Wash sufficient apples" cat '
in quarters, and remove ends
Cook sKwly. in a covered ket- .
1 tie' with." coid - water - coming' .
nearly to the top of the ap
ples. . ..When . aofL. drain
. through a course sieve. Let.
' Jufce. drip through a 'course' "
. muslin bag boil for' 2 e min- i
utes . and add' an equal amount -.
of heated sugar Boil five.
" more minutes,' sklra and pour "
into glasses? Let' stand 'sever-
al hdura and cover' with melt- :
ed para f fine. , ... ' ,
I Ceery stuffed with'peaant but
ter and ' laid " on : lettuce ' leaves
makes a delicious salad.
: yiksV MSI
, ... ... -' Bekfae ; .
Muskmelons . .. Scrambled Eggs
r Poppy SeedRoila . . Coffeo
Lancneon
: Creamedf Peas "and. Potatoes
?" Head Lettuce- with Roquefort
. Berry Tarts - Tea or Milk
Dinner ;
, Boiled Potat oes ,
i Creamed Tuna'Plah
Cucumbers ahd O&tons Sliced with
... Vinegar - ' , .
; w ;B4ttered Beetf.r,, ; ,
- Muskmelon with Berries
Iced'Tea or Coffee
two tablespoons ol lem'on"JuIce or"
one pf concentrated viagar,"theu
slowly add a cup and' a half ot
raayoaalse.' Seme on - lettuce
hearts: ' ." . '
Ton.irs RECITE .
) Roquefort .lreasing? Rub the
salad bowl with garlic,; adding; a
teaspoon' sugar,' half a," teaspoon
each of salt and paprika, a dash of
black pepper and a sprinkle o to-
basco sauce or- cayenne., pepper,
(jrushr a large' slice' of ', Roquefort
cheese" Into these flavorings with
a fork and blend 'thoroughly, add
4 General J&larKtJi
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i PdftTLAND, July 17: Pottland
dairy exchange: Butter! extras
40 Vj:. standards. -45c; prime
firsts 4 Sc; rirsts 42c. -;f
f Eggs, extras Sic: tlrsfs 3$c;
pullets 32c;curfent; rece1ptf50c:"
i : SfGGESTIOXH . , '
Eits of red pimento mate an at
tractive b andtasty. ;addlidn'; to
creamed flakes crab, lobster or
shrimp-tb "be served oh" toast."
pi not addbuUer, bacon or any
other fat to canned salmon in bak
ing salmon loaf. It is oily enough
in itself. .- ... -
; Canned 1. peas'., mixed with
creamed canned shrimp make an
easy' and tempting dish... .......
' When you plan to.galher a dish
of ' wild atrawbeirles or raspber
ries ' for . dessert; .pick them' with
their stems as flowers are picked.
Wash. theia, and place in a dish or
bow!., stems, and all., Sprinkle
them .well with powdered 5ugar
, ' SOlMETtTiESjiKRT
Fill ' one-half-a canUlonpe
with blackberries and b land' oa
iceuntif you are ready for tt.
This' makes a dessert as attract
thva to' the' eyes as -it lsdellci
ons. ..Other fruit may" be used
la place- - of the blackberries
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in all his glory, and i , his. 4woJd os6phy ,of Hfe HAnd-after they
would fall short of the mark of ., rnmoA
.would fall short of the -mark o
convincing and : convicting- 'fcnT
body; but the Holy Spirit is more
eloquent than a human being. He
takes the words of God and 'puts
them through the Hps of the min
ister or evangelist, or whoever
says them. , . '. t ;' -
How Is the Holy Spirit resisted
by men?' Suppose, that you have a
Big Ben. alarm clock' and .you are
ft
life the rut gets deeper and deep
er, and they seldom If ever j get
out. "RemembeT'tby Creator in
thy youth." " i , : :-: . ':"
Brother, .sister, there 'is -"one
thing that Is more sure than, any
thing else tonight and that is that
every soul here is bound for teten
ity. We may never see the rising
of another sun;- the only "breath
we are sure of is the 4Hie w draw
llxigbl :,now. If wejhaye anymak-
mg'Tjgni - to pa, now is the time
to make it right, as the only heart
beat we are sure. Of is! the one we
are .having" rightnow.- . ";;v
FLU EPIDEMIC" GROWING
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lleet Salad six canned or
oae-halt.cup thin nVayonnalse, o,ne ! cooked beets of uniform size, (o'ne
tablespoon, chili sauce, three table-1 half cup chopped sweet peppers'.
spoons j- heavy . cream, one-halt lone-half con celery or finely chop-
$alt3Poon salt, a little red pepper, ped cabbage, I lettuce. French
pnesanspoo sugar,,. ,unvp onion, I dressing. Drain and rinse the
beets and 'egg very fine. Mix with 1 beets, i thea holow tout to form a
mayonpaise, , chili . sauce; , put I cup. .Mix what Is taken out . and
through a tine sieve and the heavy chopped, with pepper.' celery or
uMui. ( ran laurouguiy, men aua caouase. .moisten wun aressing
saaii rea pepper ana sugar.- wnen and pile in the beet cups, set each
thoroughly Jilended1 place on Ice J ln'a nest; of' lettuce and 'sprinkle
uniu very com.' 1 Tne Deeis color i with dressing.
the dressing verr prettily and give
it a most "delicious" flavor.' Any
kind of mayonnaise "can 'be used.'
A boiled dressing is fine.
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Government'
IngpOTtnl
'MEAT
Steuslbff Bros. Market
Corner Court and Xiberty
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Phone
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. . Linoleum and klnd'rell floof cov
erings should not be' scrubbed with
a pall of soapsuds, but mopped up
with - a' damp cloth, which will
clean nhesa thoroughly - and yet
wilt not destroy tha Haish." '
the Better Grades
CdPMdat' can make
ra, real saving: dv
buying your meats .
here. , ,
Stuffed Green Peners-i--Six me
dium, green ; peppers, three cups
soft bread crumbs, one small on
ion, one teasoon salt, a little pep-1
per, one, tablespoon -."butter, one
cud around meat.' en small' can
tomitopa .WAshi nADMr.; are manyllnexpensiye brusn?for
move, tops ajjdti'all - seeds. rcooki thIpurpqso-tor;aale in. the ns,Qt&.
mlnhtes., I Add 1 aalt, pepper and wrom an. tne wiWtt,
finely choppedj onion to bread R,nse e,glas$,Jn clear water th
crumbs. Rub the butter into this I same temperature Jn' which it was
mixture ' and: add " ahe.L chopped waTa Hl Ipe with ncn
mAef " AAA U v .a IVWtl.
20O NATIVES AT FORT YUKON
v -7 if STRICKEN : AID - SENT -
XI.
prtftntr
C fimpf JZomancf
ef Cove and potatoes
CAfcOL DESlPSlTR'
In Her Greatest Triumph
"9 Ives one of! the greatest
performances I have - ever
Keen, in motion pictures. It
may be the very best." N.
Y. World. 5
"CarofDempster, aa.'Inga,
Is bo wonderful that I sat
rooted to my chair." NT Y.
American... ,;
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EW-YORK, July 16 (By As
sociated " Press.)-More than i 200
cases of influenza at, Fort-Yukon'.
Alaska. ' were reported In ; a tele-
grant -received, today' At the' na
tional headquarters of the Prbtesr
tant Episcopal church from ! the
Right. Rev. Peter Trimble Rowe,
bishop, ot Alaska. Bishop Rowe
said he was Jeavln JDawson .In a
special chartered launch - carrying
n arses and ' medicine' to the strick-
4 ep. area.
The telegram stated that all of
the Indians at Fort Yukon were
lit with influenzal ! The' overflow
of patients from the hospital were
being cared for in tents!,1 Some of
the staff aiao-were j stricke4l 1 ?
inriuenza also has been report
ed, at' Circle. ; n, 1 Mf. -M .
Tremendous floods marking tffe
breaking up of Ice this spring
after a severe u winter , Isolated
parts of tha,upper Yakon valley
and 'are .thought' to have contribut
ed to the epidemic; Fort Yukon
luJuly- has a population of .ap
proximately five hundred persons,
due to" the influx of IhClans for
the. trapping,! hunting and fishing
season.
- LAST TIMES
h- TODAY
OREGON
Care of Cut Glass ' -
. When ybu wash' cut gass" use
plenty of warm water ; i not hot)
ft.' ... gobd' f .mild .6oap . ahd " a
sutr Alkalies aired glass. no
strong soaps or washing powders
should 'neter be ; used, i Make a
warm soapsuds ana wash' the;
pieces' with, -the ' brush an old
toothbrush wilt do; although, there
make; Ingredients' atickj together, .Next-set it; Jin a box of aawddat
mix wlC stuff, the pepper, shells tor arfewvininutes if po8sibla;TheJ
with t this mixture - and .put. In a 1 sawaust ui, aosorn tne mpwnre
baking! dish. " Put a' little' wkter Inl from : the dep incisions which
dish. Bake in a moderate1 oven I could not be reached by the towel.
fori thirty minutes"." j and also heightens the polish. On
removing from the sawdust, give
'Dill Pickle Relish Three me-l the;glasa another brushing; this
dium size ! firm' dill pickles, one I time with a dry. soft brush or soft
large cup of brown 'sugar, a smafl I cloth. l-..WlpQ,i,n8lde' and out; with:
can, of ' pimentos, vinegar.- Slice I a dry, lintless cloth, '.riD with' a
the i pickles' across1 In? thin' slices. I piece of tissue paper and the glass
Cover with sugar, and Jet stand J wilt spatkle; like: crystal,
over night. Cut the pimentosjnto 1 Do not use shot in cleaning fine
small pieces, uover wun. vinegar, i t;arefesr cruets or oil bottles. . It
1 PORTLAND, July .17, Hay:
Buying . prices ,7alley.. itliuotby
J20 21; do eastern 'Oregon-121
24.50: alfalfa $19; clover 17;
oat hay homlnii cheat ;?I;. oat
and vetch -l9i.20; traw: I8.&0;
per jon. Selling price's 1 2 a' ton
more, j
PORTLAND, :;July 17 Grain
futures:. , WheaQ HW,,,BS, Baart.
June, July' $1.46; August $1142:
soft', white,' June ?1.4j! July
1.45; August t. 42; . western"
whlte. June 11.46;- Jnly. 91.45;
August' $1.42"; . hard' winter' June'
Jly 11.45; August 91.41; north
ern spring June 91.43: Julyl
August. 9 L4.1; western red, June,
July, August 91.41; BBB hard
white) June,' July 91.60; August
91-45. . ... . ... , ., ; .
Oats, No. 2, 36-pound white
feed. .June 933; July, August 930;
do 38 pound, gray, June, 932;
July, August 930. ,
. , Corn,' No. 'S. . June, July, August
j;.BarIej,,44-tp.onnd July 930; Au-
K5t,429 . ' j w- .;
'Vtlllrtfn, standard.' June blank;
'Jum.926V'Augut .'925.
j We Don't Sacrifice
QUALITY
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PRICE
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1 7(i NORTH oi ERfcl AL STREET
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Our regular Ibices of Bread, . , . . t, . .. .
1V3 lb. loaf, 13c, 2 for 25c; 1 lb. loaf 9c, 3tor25c
Cookies, 2 draen for :.ZJ5t.:....J25c
Hutter Horns, 6"for r. LlL. v25c
Apple Turnovers, 6 fori: -r 25c
Cakes, all varieties vu.L.L..Tf-..r...15c up to 50c
Doughnuts, Cinnamon Rolls, Tea, sticks and Buns,,
per dozen 1.1. . --rr-20c
Pies u.Jlll..,V ;.lbc and 25c
Milk, Bread, French'ahd' Rye Bread, 3 loavesl25c
We Serve Coffee1 and Lunches
f r ciiir kkUie,cak. - :.
But our prices are
at the lowest pos
sible : level , com pat
ible with : the jiiglf (
est quality of meatg. .
J A? Trial: Will Cbh-
vmce .YoU:
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Marftet
Where a Dollar Does .
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173 SOUTH CX)3kDIEItClAI"
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Stir slightly. Mix the pickles and
pimentos. It is ready for imme-1
diaf e use. . - - -
i Apple Tart Prepare enough
dough for bottom- crust only. Put
!n.plevpan and corer. with three-
quarter cup of sugar and one ta
blespoon flour mixed. 1 Pare, core
and halve apples,' "Arrange nicely
on sugar and flour, andl dot each
plec with butter. I arfd sprinkle
with' cinnamon. Pour, a cup of
water over all laad bake until ap
ples 'are done. Serve when still
warm. . - . .. ..X '
is apt to scratch. , Pptato parings
are earer and may be left in over
night and - rinsed out with tepid
water. 1 When there in a stain, a
CAR SHORTAGE DENIED
:., BOISE, Idaho, July 16. There
will be no railroad ' car - shortage
when the bulk, of . produce ia mor
lng out of the west this year if
the equipment i . i ! is . unloaded
promptly, at marked terminals and
retarnedi M. JV Gormley." chairman
ot,the;car service dlvlsloa of the
American railway,: association told
members oft the central western
regional advisory . board, ( meeting
here today; ' i V . .'
BLIGH
TODAY
. Busting Hint' - .
Summer is the i time ; that
keeps the little' duster busy.
The open windows . - let ' the -v. 1
Capital Gity Co-operative
Creamery
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BUTT2!?: -
Tlift besj butter in Salem Ataffe'froia the- best Be
lect'ed creain-always uniformly good." Buy one
pound arid' you'll' have" nocther. j " .-.r
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The civilization of tRe CKinese is oWlderth
records that are rnusty and yellov"vitlx'age. Yet China io- ;
day enjoysvery few of our, modern improvements. The
Chinese d6 not' Welccme change. They object t6 innova
tion; saying Tniisnoas our fathersMidi"
Imagine an Amtrlcari today santKaT
electricity because his fatHer WaV satisfied with candles! f
Why have we progressed ? !
Advertising; more than anything. else, has made of u? '
nation -willing to judge something new on its merits, rather'
tnan narrow, ancienr. craaiuqns. -
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Advertising today is as necessary as electricity, sanitation
arid raDid transit !t is more than the system by which We
are kept informed of every new imroVemen
advantage; IF Is tIie"caTal6wKefeln, every day; . alliim'nnr
of articles arc listed for.iisethVtheir. individual aHvant-
- ages. :r" '.-V 31 : J -; . "-J--.J T-- . ' 1
Read the advertisements. tJeuided by them. 1 hey will
Kelp you in making your se
.money. t-
ectiohs. They will save, you
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Tdbtiy tlisifcw u to prcrcfi-fd I earn 6? if
firct is to read afivcrbsui2f .
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