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>AY, SETE. 23,1925
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Uto
Scott Wore Three
Suits to Avoid
Baggage Fee
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LONDON, Sept. 23— tt
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P .)— By
Wearing tt
three suits of clothing, tt
a Scotchman evaded the ft
extra shilling a pound it
that the European air tt
rentes charge for all bag- tt
gage In excess of >9 tt
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AUTO CAMP STJ
pounds.
NEED
W ttk p quorum of member«
presegt. Plena * were started tor
the reorganisation ot the Sooth
era Oregon Chautauqua
tlo n ; into an actiks organ!
at tfea meeting of the ai
last night In the
o f,thy City Hall
A t the preednt time, the ma
jo rity of the association members
are life members, and With the
existing membership fee held by
th« body, no new members are
being brought in.
I t is the hope of those fos
tering the reorganisation more
that with the changing of the
by-laws and constitution, and
the lowering of the membership
fees, new blood will be brought
Into the organization, which will
bring it out of the lethargic con
ditloa in which it has remained
far several years.
A t the present time, a yearly
membership is sold for >1 9/ a
ten year membership for »25
and a life membership- in the
association for 9190. During the
earlier years of the association
when the' organisation was vary
active, putting o n ' a program
of Chautauqua event* yearly,
these rates were very reasonable,
the members claim, but new.
with , the organisation practically
inactive, it is felt that the rates
are loo high, and ary keeping
out members who would aid in
building up the association.
Three weeks ago the annual
neating df .the association was
e a lla l. but on the meeting night,
there were not enough members
to form a quorum present, and
the meeting was adjourned, to be
called fbr last night.
When
the meeting was called to or
der last night, It was found
that Just enough members for
a quorum were; present.
Officers for the ensuing year
were elected at the meeting last
night.
H. C. Oaley. whe has
beep active in Chautauqua af
falra< for many years was elected
president ot the organisation.
Mrs. Harry Yeo wss selected
vice president and A. B. Kinney,
secrets ry-treesurer.
A committee of three, com
posed of E. D. Briggs, J H. Ful
ler Mid Q. * - Blllings was ap
pointed to'draw up the plant for
the reorganisation.
The meeting was adjourned,
to he called again when thia
committee has complete? i arrange-
meats for this reorianlss, .tloh.
Boxer is Wanted
in Connection With
Siskiyou-Slaying-
K L A M A T H F A L L S , Ore.. S«Pt
,s ^ J o * Coffmaa? weR. known
lightweight boxer' to betas sought
by Slaklyou county, California of
ficial» on > charge of
dagkee
mnrdar. The crime for which the
young pugilist to sought was com
mitted In Weed last month whan
an unidentified logger was choked
to dbOth in a reputed robbery
•
plot.
-<
Twd persons are now hold In
the Adunty ja ll at Yreka, C»Uf..
anection With the alleged
def” potters urging the
nstoa o f Coffman add his
a without bail have been
to peace officers through-«
out the northwest by Sheriff Calk
ins of StdtlJbn county. One 6f
these poataru waa recelved hare
Monday by Sheriff Hawkins.
Tba photograph of Coffman
ahdwaWm in h|s fighting toga and
gives a detailed description of the
yonnr pugilist.
appi
det«
CLUB TO
1 MoeU
this 510-pound sturgeon
» Y o r k , where, cut up, it brought
•« T
-tori
sdmttt
presentation
signad
SHOW SEPT. 30
M anf Exhibitors Already ln
Are Planning on Enter
ing Their Blooms
Although rather late In the
season, the Women’s Civic Im
provement clnb has decided to
sponsor a flower show, to be
given this year, according to
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken. presi
dent of the organisation.
Mrs.
MacCracken declared today that
the good weather ot this year
has kept the flower gardens in
this city in splendid condition,
and that many flower growers
have already signified th e ir. In
tentions of entering bwjoms in
the show.
The Llthis Springs hotel has
offered the use df the lobby of
that hostelry for the show, which
will be hyld on Wednesday, Sep
tember 30, from 4 p. m., to
19 p. m.
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Entries to the ...show are tu
be limited to those living in
Ashland or in It» close vicinity
Exhibitors are asked to phon<r
their names, and the types and
pumbet of flowers they will
show, this week to Mies Blanche
»M » H at 4’
O* ibpU
wttl aig
second tor
the Hawthorne
pits 9f the Junior
lMN>t Of
tend \h e lr week day
religion la t!
chare», whffa those ot
i home school <111 a tte ttf'n t the
Method I sj. church.
By b o ld ly the school in those
two ehurebes, the paplle-wflt he
able to go to and from the pat>
lie school building* without cross
ing any* of the main streets of
the city. It was pointed out
The period of instruction will
be ode hour par week for each
pupil requesting admission to
tba school.
,
'
The school wiH be open to
all pupils from the grade» im-
dicated, without regard to their
church relationship- and the as
surance to given by Ryv Margler
that the teaching will be wltbowi
sectarian bias.
Parents desiring further in
formatiefi can get In touoh with
the pastors Of the
following
cknrdle.: Bapttot. Congragatiou-
al,- Nasareaa, Methodist, or Pres
byterian, all of which have rep-
reseatatian in the Ashland Evan
gelical Association of Week Day
Religions ’ Education.
Pastors of other churches are
urged by Rev. Mergler to co
operate in the movement, and to
become members of the aaro-
ciation. .
HARRIES
T —-
Declare Local Camp Furnishes More and
modations Than Any Camp They H a w
troos Come From All Parts of Country,
tendants.
ï
Ashland has an auto park of which she may
proud, and almost every patron of the eamp
booster nnd a “ returner” according to
which have been given the park hoard by many o f '
4>atroB» of the camp.
At the ow ning of the season, as has been
in the past, a big register book was placed in the «
ity house, ami in this, the guests were requested
ter. Many of them were so enthusiastic over the
camp that they wrote their opinions of the beauties i
comforts afforded by thh camp grounds.
These patrons came from almost ever}’ section o f
country,, every state, with the exception of Florida,
represented bv those registering in the book. In a d d itm ,
Canada, Hawaii and Alaska furnished representative^,
who stopped in the Ashland camp.
A few of these testimonials, picked nt random frmjff
the registration book, follow:
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»ITALY
PHILIP OF NO« IS TINE
THIS HORNING TO CLEAN UP
STATES CATE^- r OYTL
ARCH NASONS
HERE SETT. 24
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S. H. Pest of Sea Diego—
ktftnslgnor Beccaria Took the
"This is a wonderful cam
, we will certainly retara.’* ■' • i'/ «
i*' rtag of the groom and placed It
upon the fingei- of Matalda. He
C. W. Ostell, Long BtttaK»-.
g—L--- ■- - Aaotl
‘U'ou have a wonderful
then did likewise tor
Prince
RACCONIGI. Italy,
’ *> h iy p .
Blight Should be Cut Out
in every respect.”
— (U. P.>— The House« of 8*voj. " Monslgnor Beccaria delivered
George Spencer, - B e r h e k ^ - 7
B efore. Frost Turns
and Hesse were Joined haw to a short address recalling the
Leaves Says Agent
"The
most
delightful
faff!«
day when
heautlfal
Princess Christian virtues r f all the wom
grounds we have found slnsa. wa
Because of the serious infes
Matalda. second daughter a t the en q j the House of Saxoy and in
I left Berkeley.
Have much, SU -'
King of Italy became therJbrMo voking the care of the new tation of pear blight In many or
; Joyed your hospitality?* . •, . '
of
Prince
Philip
of ^Bsese.
chards t h is ’ season. 1^ Is neces
Mr. and Mrh. H. J. Schulte.
Prince and Princess of Iiesse In
nephew of the former dtotean
sary at this time to insist upon
Fullerton,
Calif.— “W a
ttofhk
the training of their children,
Kaiser. z
There was further
music and a thorough cleqn-up before Hie Reunion of Chapters to be thl" •* a wonderful camp groaau
I
Within the royal chapel here.
We have modv^aore frk
reformed with leaves are- off tho. troos. tu).>
Held Here Tomorrow
>ut out freer the ahae of the th<
of Hesse leading C. C. Cate, county pathologist
shut
than
iu any other cacptaff placa
Evening
curious, the ceremony was per Princess Mafalda now of Home This Is absolutely the best time
on onr trip.
Thank yea for
to make a thorough clean-up.
Neir)y
dolen chapler8 of 'your courtesy.”
formed.
It was simple aaougfa frdm the church.
—
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because .11 infection can be.read- Roygl Arph MMopg wl„ be few
to have marked tba marrl«*« ef
T. P. Rowerman. Philip, 8. D.
The historic edifice, which.re-
coqumenars.
yat ^wMh
i* t » l WMad kso sasmy notaWe ’inei- ily detected bafore all the leaves rescnted nt th# Roya, Arch re. — "An excellent camp. Hava ea-
touches of beaety asd' displsy
dents in the long story of the take their natural rail browning. Un,on |o be hrf(| tomorrow eve. joyed it Immensely, especially the
The weddlag party waa - lim House of Savoy, was decorated At this time limbs that are In- ning undtjr the a|lgplet,9 of 8Uk(. wonderful
community
boose.
R A M This would be fine for pro-'
ited to the closest circle of the thronghont. Tapestries, damasks fected with blight show a til«- you (.hapter Nq n
royal family. The Klag, Queen and palms were placed in pro tlnct browning of the leaves. of th|g cRy R w#g %nnounced grams."
the Crown Prince and the prin fusion about the walls and In which will not be so noticeable th,g mornlng by w „ Day ser.
Fred H. Smith. Los Angelas—
cesses were present while the the sanctuary flowers gave the Jn a few day« time, especially rgtary Qf th# )ocgI chgpter
"Second trip to Camp Ashland,
House ot Hesse was represented scene another touch of the wed If there 1« a little frost.
Hicks at Ate Public Library.
< The rout,ne BChedule, follow- and from Canada to San Diego
As fast as the pears are off ing the official notice which Is there ts no -better camp to ba
by the immediate relatives of the ding atmosphere.
The flo yer .committee of the
club, consisting of Mrs. J. H.
groom.
Princess Mafalda la the first the trees, growers should fo l contained elsewhere In this issue, found.’’
McGee, Mrs. Herman Mattern and
For the first time In modern daughter of the House of Savoy low up with blight cutters and be will occupy the time of the dele
Mrs. E. J. Wilber, Kokomo.
Mrs.
F re d / Wagner,
are' in
days, nuptial mass was cele to marry a Protestant.
The very careful that all Infections gates at the gathering early to Ind.— "We love your beantifnl
charge of the show, and are per
brated for the wedding of » dynasty from the beginning has are taken out. Blight that has morrow evening.
Nature Is at Its beat
The meeting park.
fecting arrangements, .further no
Catholic to a Protestant.
The bean strongly and devotedly slowed up before picking has will be held In the Masonic hall here.”
tice of which will be given later.
Pope : himself - had agreed that Catholic, taking up the battle started to run again at this here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mills,
There w ill be no entry or ad
thia might be done for the beau ot the Popes on many occasions. time, and trees can be ruined In
The chapters represented at Long Beach— "We have enjoyed
mission charge, and the exhibit
tiful princess, especially as tho
The wedding was entirely per a short time if not looked af the reunion will be from the four days in the lovely park
will be open and free -to all.
daughters-ot the House of 8«v>y formed within the grounds or ter.
r
r-
Southern Oregoa* and Northern here, and much appreciate the
Prises w ill, be offered for the
It Is Imperative that this work California territory. Day stated. J management."
have been staunch In the faith the royal castle of Racconlgl,
best displays.
of the Roman church The cele which Is one of the sumraor be done at onee and Inspectors
Grand High Priests from two|
H. M. Harden, Long
bration of the mass had been residents ot the royal family. will serve ten day notice on all states will be present at the gath- "The most beautiful
sought by Mgr. Beccsria; »rut The townsfolk were naturally growers who do not start to ering. They are Jokn K. Kollock park we encountered on the
behind It was manifestly the cartons to get some glimpse of work at once. Thl« work must of Portland and Charle« H. King trip.
The city ot Ashland tt
veiled request of Italy's royal the popular princess but the be done this fall In order, to g l v o , f aebUstopol California
to be congratulated upon the
Qther notfid r l, UorB? who ,t character of* its reception to
LAKEHURST, Sept. 29— (U . family Itself.
simplicity and Intimacy with timq for the Inspectors to follotv j
-
np
the
work,
to
see
that
It
Is
And", while the wedding itfcelf which the event took place did
wP .)— The trip of the Shenandoah
Is expected will attend the re tourists.”
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Montgom
,on which the dirigible
waa had no political significance, not permit the - slightest peep done thoroughly.
union, are Grand M aster'Kelly
wrecked, was ordered ' by the the deed of the Pope may be from ^he outside w orld.' There
of Albany. Past Grand Master ery, Estelline, S. D.— "We have
navy department against the ef Important as marking a new step waa n0 driving in state through
Baillle and Grand Secretary traveled from coast to coast, and
forts ot Commander Zachary in Jiealing old differences be- j ba principal streets nor blare of
Cheney of Portland and Grand from Olympia, Washington to
Lansdowne, to have It post twaen Church and state.
Commander Mages of Klamath Mexican border, and thia to the
trumpets, nor dassling cuiras
finest auto park we have baog
poned, It was shown in docu
The royal procession to the al siers escorting the royal couple.
Falls.
ments In the evidence Introduced tar was headed by King Victor The simplicity 'was in keeping
Delegatlcns w ill' be present in."
Rupert 8. Gleason, Berkeley
from the Medford, Jacksonville.
I t to'ekpectad that more than at today’s session of the navy with the bride leaning on his with the expressed Wish of the
"From
Los .Angeles, tkns tar.
199 pioneers and ¿he sans anA inquiry board.
arm. The other members of 'he pr|
' Grants Pass and Klamath Falla
MEDFORD, Sept. 23. — When
Captain George W. Steele, com royal
family
followed.
Tho
daughter» of pionbers will meet
,
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z- I chapters, representing Southern without hesitation, wa say tn«(
arraigned before Judge Glenn O. P
p
, localities.
5,,x,
T__u.,tAn.
Oregon
Invitations Ashland has the best auto
.tomorrow at the. annual gather mandant at the Lakehurst air bride was beWitchlngly beauti
NEW
SAY8
COMMERCIAL
Taylor Monday afternoon, Hyman
station,
presented
correspondence
ful.
Wsarlag
the
precious
lace
have
been
extended
to
California In our 2500 miles of travel.
ing of the Pioneers of Southern
AVIATION IS PROVED Hnntley, local S. P. section lab-! chapters as far south as Chico.
L. T. Long, Huntlngtga
Oregon association meeting, to between Lansdowne and the navy trousseau, the heirlooms of tho
orer, was hound over to the grand
Calif.—
“Ashland
has
bnreau
of
aeronautics,
showing
C. A. Malone, F. D, Wagner
be held'fn the-J^og Cabin club
House of Savoy, a special present
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23— (U. Jffky charged with murder In thej
that Lansdowpe desired to post to te r from her grand-mother,
and A. J. McCallen arp the mem beauty and comfort,
house on Winburn Way.
P .)^ 4 fo w that the feasibility and Snd degree in conhectlon with the
bers of the local cdhimlttee In with a pleasant amlla
The program will be held In pone the flight, because the Qnaen Margherita, the waa in
effieagy of the a ir m a ll' serriee killing of Jessee James Gibbs
good word from all.
mooring
and
refueling
facilities
charge
of arrangements.
deed
a
royal
bride.
The
rest
the Log Cabin. Immediately fol
l hae been proven by the post early Sunday morning. As in nil
..of her apparel waa lha handi
lowing the program, dinner will had not been tested,
The correspondence ' showed work of the Italian war or lofflga department, the govern- murder cases no ball wab set.
be served" In the Civic Club
(Continued on
ment should make definite plans
Huntley made no testimony. 1
to
house.
After the dinner, the that in June, when the flight phans and the raault of the par-
The evidence, blading him over.1
business meeting of the asso was first ordered, Lansdowne d e l . , . . t . » d „ , i 1 »,
was given by the arresting offic-j
asked
that
it
be
postponed
until
ciation w ill be held In the Log
era. H U wife was present daring
the second week in September. ceremony with tender devotion.
Cabin.
' " K
the arraignment, but like her hus
craft beard today.
When
he
received
orders
for
The ^complete program which
On the right of the church,
No wpototad with *
band, also made no testimony. The
the
flight,
he
telegraphed
the
has been arranged for the gath-
another processldn ,wss formed his dapartment’a
evidence given Monday was' simi
ering follows:
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. . f bureau of aeronautics on Auftust in which the bride-groom er-
the plane service fro
lar to reports already printed.
4,
recommending
postponement,
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Invocation— Rev. Myron Wo«d-
enpied the chief place. H< was
A f/er the lnqueit the body was
again, "oh account of the limited accompanied by many of the cifto. fl> the Atlantic ookst. and
worth.
Chief
of
Police
declared that It demonstrated taken in charge by the Perl Fun
tipi® for preparations at Scott foriber princes ot the reigning
Toggl Solo-— Mrs. Fred Neil.
Nabb, returned from
.avlatlorf to a eral Home,«Where funeral arrange-
Field
and
at
Detroit.
Redding o^ the Minutes and
tost night, where ho wpa
O y y a a j . _______ ______-poaelblltty-_______ ______
e nta were mad e
Memorials.
To tho stratus of a melodious
Hnntley,who weighs nearly 200 p ) _ The French debt coronals- 1 to
at ,^ a
S ob * — Phoenix quartette* -
wedding march, the two proces •ftitoD’S EVIDENCE M
pounds, appeared In court with Bion arrived In America today *"“ 00’ oow
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Flm aer Address— I. B. Vining. SIX ARE HURT IN
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sions proceeded *to the altar.
one side of his face completely t0 arrunKe for the payment of. c,tjr'
DISCLOSED
TODAY
Plapo Solo— “Old Time Mel
TACOMA COLLISION Bach took Its place before »the *
MMHaaMtaW
black and blue, caused from a approximately fonr ' hllllonr twof
odies’*— Mrs. Van Fosser.
ssaetusry until the music ended,
Jt
KELSO.* Wash., Sept. I I — (U. blow given him by Gibbs before hundred million dollars, owed,
TACOMA, Sept. 29— (U . F .) swatting the word of the offl
Singing ot
Mrs.
MeCnlly'n
P .)— The evidence that AwRarlc the- hittar was stabbed to death ,0 the United Stetee government according to t i e Chl»<.
pioneer songs— by the audience. — Six persons were Injured, none etatibg bishop, Monslgner Bee
BlUa
Todd, Kelso ex-arayor has to by tbs Jtormer.
ag the result of wnr loans >nd ■0
of them seriously, and others carta, chaplain of the
arrested hers
royal support his charMg gf murder
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« two
shaken qp. <n a head-on collision honaahold.
which ha placed afffelnat George
Hillsboro to spending 9260.00«
Headed by
' between two Taeama-Sesttle in
As tho last strains of the music Norrie, was that .payerat par on naw building». *»
KELSO O
Joseph csinaax, the
Xernrban trains, south of Kent
Iptloa of tha Dyer eat.
dlsd; away Monsignor Boccariu sons were aaM ra*,.l}a»e' seen
GUILTY
I was greeted at q aeran tine by
at eight a. m. today. Fog ob
appeared' aa the 'altar step«, Norris maninff fra n the scene »-K lam ath. Falls— Building per- narisrd Blgatttt . . . . . . . . ander
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scured the view. Each conduct
KBLSQ, > p t -? I> — (U . P .)^ -
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weeding the rocehetto and stole. of the «laying o9 Thomas Dovery. mita tor August totaled 9263,60« RPCretary of the treasury. Myron cr“¡¿ „
or thought ho had the right
The w a n itf poyt
A. H. Gordon, former superinten
newspaper editor. If waa revealed
Ha
gave
the
sign
and
the
bride
Herrick.
American
imbnssador
of way.
Serriee was resume!
into custody bara
dent of the Kelso
Norris
laughed
and groom. appeared before the hem today.
to France, and Emils Dnsaehner,
without difficulty.
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waa found
o d O revelations.
Tod<’p
French ambassador to tha Unltsd
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• * v* altar. Two rlng-bearsra, emerged when told of T
1 id, am— !
tlon Of public fupdw hy ' t J « T
from the sides earryiag the rings
States.
at 1 ’ a. m„ today.
The - case
K . A | N. «
Oregon and Washington
W 111 a m 1 a a— Clay products respoetl'
Ita ly of the bride and
Before sailing, Ontltanx and
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and driving Me
want to the Juuff Ut v l# ¡» 9 last plant ships one. ordef of 11 car Krooni.
They toofc- their places Rallrand to »pond 9199,900 on tt — Fair, with gentle saat-
(CoattohmA 0 « ' Ibf» Ftoff)
»
night,
.. y r’ - i j loads to Washougal.
trsck
Improramaat
arar
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fe
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near their reepectlva parties.
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* By THOMA8 B.
(Uhfted Press Ctaff
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Lansdowne Did Not
Want to Make Trip
in Big Dirigible
ANNUAL MEET
ION THURSDAY
Huntley Held Over
to Grand Jury on
Slaying Charge
FRENCH DEBT Warner Boys Are
on Charge
COMMISSION of Indicted
Auto Theft
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LANDS IN N. Y.
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PORTLAND, 8ept. 39—>(V. P.)
fire weather threatea-
m Oregon iand Waahlng-
ay as. » 9 wind swung
Tee», and the humidity
«anally low. Fire warn-
laaned by the weather
Fairly blgh tempera-
era toracast.
achiral of
Ostohar 5,
it warn announced this morning,
Off the
by fts v .J . C. Margler, pastor of
was
captured gad <
Presbyterian church, and
fancy prices M l "
those Integrated M9*Ahe
When an Imperial A ir- tt
ways air liner landed at tt
Basel the pllqt noticed tt
that one of the passeng- tt
era was prespiring ah- tt
normally.
tt
“ What’s the matter— . t t
feel elekY" inquired the tt
pilot solicitously.
tt
■ “N o.” r e p l i e d t he tt
Scotchman,
"but
I'm tt
dar-r-rnd hot." and he tt
f o r t h w I th commenced tt
pealing off several suits tt
of clothe«. ' "Yoa . see." tt
he said by way of ex- tt
planation. " I wanted to tt
save on that shilling a tt
pound for extra baggage, tt
The trip was hot, but the tt
saving was worth it."
tt
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THE WEATHER
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