Cottage Grove sentinel., January 25, 1918, Image 2

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inu»i<* for the cxciiíiir . We rcallrcd :i
I Mil»»tuntiul sum win. Ii will l>e a»ed for
SOCIETY.
H O N O R G U A R D N O TES
war leliel work.
Ilio »oimiiit tis* on
renerai
r I an rciiicii I », Siipi-i intciiilimt
T; \\. Ulna». Minn M u r e r e i MeDonal.l
all.I Mi> ,1. It I’rot.man. w lio lire mem
Hoo lie Short ridge celebrateli his si\tv
New member» this week :ire: Myrtle 1 beri it the
1 \ i » oin boar.I, and Mrs
l ’otta, Untre Hurdiui¡, Heulali Hiiwnin». i Grp .h It. ii'on contributed inu* h time second birthduN aiuti\ erstu s Sunday,
the %l. «I. Weeden fuiliik being ditttiei
. and chcir ) to the »upper.
Bouse has i*« « u »uiti»itug with
The affiliated «octette* for war re
the grip but he louldu't u sisi the tetup
liet, which include* the Honor Guard
»'la­ »e* in n.rps one will be resuuied tat urn ot the \iauds set before linn and
rave a very aucce»»ful *U|»|>er Siilarduv in the ncnt future. I ir*t ani to thè in
got so ut mb under Ins belt that he re
XV e with to thank all patron* ot the »up juie.l w ili I n
i . „io i\ M.*» W iliiaui*. gained enough strength to be able to
per and citi/.ens who rcisponded *o r »* ii : of the i tt . i . i o i , hdapital. VII nielli go
to work the next d:«\
n o w l j with food donation* liiaa Mat
sf. v$>
*r» ot
bei*
e thè id.l » la»*.-* ale ur^e.l to ut
rar.t
McDonald, Miaa Bertha 8ti
temi, tooethei with an\ new meniber»
l ite junior class of the Cottage (iroxe
l.hcit*. Mr*, l.eo Tenni*. Mi*» Kern w ho wish to enroll. 1 he »ubjeet» taURht high getiool entórtame»! the senior class
Hole.'lull and Mi** l ’eail Whitclv a i e ni tln» corpa are uaeful, noi m i ) in
fiidav evening at a farewell paitx in
to he eoataaended fot th<ir efficient war tulio. Imi in every.lay life.
honor ot several member* ot the senior
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work in «<*r\ íhr . Mi**e* I’auline Smith,
class who graduate tin.** semester.
The
Heulnh Hawk in*. Kiln Count*. Juanita
l ’orps I. Vttontion- \ll incinluTs o f party was held til Moo.se hall, wlueli was
Short. Thelma Wilkin»oi and I ela K» t corpi
.
Mouiitty, Jftnu*r>
ru»on worked faithfully and itoldv in L*\ i ! K«‘«l I ’ iigx iooiiih «•!» Mani NtrtoT appropriated decorated tu the colors of
\ program ol uniste
the kitchen. Capatde waitie**.* were at 7: ‘i» p. in. Miss Militivd Williams the two classes.
and readings bv the talent of the school
Esther Jot ecu »on, Muriel Shay, Stella uill roiUiiio our c I msm ' s in this corpi.
was followed bv progressive games.
Coffman, Trvata Martin, Myrtle l ’otta,
ltooveri/cd refreshment», consisting of
Martha W’ilVianon and Mildred Hall
‘ * hike
The H tior («uard will go on
popcorn balls and apples, were seived
Mi»* Alice tiuretaon furnishe.l her ;.u Sunday tiftì rn “ ‘»i. «• a aimrj
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Mi '
tonwibile and acted a* chauffeur.
\l at tln e ..li: i t o t* t* i c c at - p. ni. Ml mem
\ ven preti \ wedding was so lorn
though not a graduate of . erp* three, !..
\\ t u » me.
lii/.ed oil the evening of JaiitlttlV IP at
Mis* Garetson could qtinlifx a* a war
the home ot Mr. and Mrs. üe» rgi Ñ
time driver.
Hath Jorgenson took
Th.
ti t tl. u a y
the right w a V. htlwards, onto o.lrd street, Portland,
charge of the victrola which, together
• • • when Mis. Miniada francisco, ot Nt
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the sure
with our splendid orchestra, furnished
Johns, Oregon was united m marriage
i»* William Itaupt, of l anada.
I lie
bi ide and gloom were attended bv the
brute's two daughters and their Inis
I a lids. Mr and Mis Joseph II Kiec and
\lr. and Mrs lieorge \\ . Kdwards. Onlv
immediate relative» and ti tends were
present but the large number of beau
tiful and useful gifts spoke tdiHpicntIv
of a large circle of well wishers.
\
bountiful collation was served bv the
host and hostess. Iie\. ,1. II, Irvine, of
tin St. Johns Methodist
Kpiscopul
church, otticintcd, using the ring »n
vice. Mr. and Mrs lianpt have selected
i ’ottage Cirove as their future home.
THE MAN WHO BELIEVES IN THE DEVELOP­
MENT OF OREGON’S OPPORTUNITIES
Hie Odd Pel low* lodge will hold its
tilth annual roll call Saturdav evening
Pebruarv 'J, at which time eveiv mem
ber is expected to be present to respond
t ius name or tu have a lettei iiOthe
hands of the
retarv to be read w hen
In'* name
led.
( i e o r g e \\ 11«>liI and Ksther K, ( ’ooper,
bolli ot this city , we re niarried at fin
gei:»* Wcducsdn v. ICev . t*Use o f ficiat illg.
fi l e bridegro om had complete»! a lun ga
low oli thè west siile, ni which he ami
hi" brulé are inni settling.
Silk Cret'k Society
Jaiiuarv 1 « » was thè birthdav anni
vern ar) >•! Miss K d ith W h eeler. In hon
or ot thè uccasion liessie and \da L u d i
terhami and L ola and l ’ora Wilsuii were
guests ut diiiuer at thè I .«»u \\ heeler
nome.
FADS A N D
F A N C IE S
Hominy is «»ne *t the besf substitutes
for the potato.
1 he chief forni value of the potati
its iron and potassium.
M. sf V eg.-tables are better
*er v I ill their uw Ii juices.
when
lhe present high cost of living is an
•pportuiiifv to learn not to waste.
(irate • I eh
on crackers w Inch
toasted arc a g< • >d luncheon I eiisli.
Pineapples, nuts, c< t v and mars
mallows make a most idicious salad.
Prune» stewed with slice « ot lemon or
orange make an excellen t dessert.
It is best
with the lire:
juicy.
Candidate for the republican nomination for United States senator from Oregon
1. To support the national admini*
tration and the head* of the govern­
ment with all ray ability and energy in
the »peedv and \ igorou* prosecution of
the war to a peace satisfactory to thi
democracy of the world and compatible
with the highest ideals of our civiliza­
tion.
2. To the application of the selectivi
draft in practice as well us theory,
which shall insure organization of the
national army and at the same time re
serve the necessary labor and supplies
for the continuation of our industrial
pursuits and commerce.
.’1. To an equitable control and regula­
tion of food supplies, commerce and in
dustry. and the establishment of a pri­
mary market in Portland on equal basis
with Chicago and eastern ports.
4. To a nation wide prohibition and
to all measure* which shall make it
practicable and operative and not theo­
retical.
5. To permanently establish equal
suffrage in both state and nation,
»>. To establishment by the federal
government of a naval base at the
mouth of the Columbia river.
7. To effective rural credit legislation
and administration with a particular
view to its adaptability to the need* of
Oregon.
H. To construction by the federal
government of a military highway
along the Pacific coast, and federal aid
in the construction of permanent high
ways. «
It. To see that Oregon participates, all
things being equal, in national trade,
commerce and industry, and that our
state is given recognition in the federal
(Paid advi
made
»»arv
by
tin
l 1». To legislation which »hall bring to
a settlement the public land* question,
land the greater dev e|<>puient of Ore­
gon'» natural resoune* ii,eluding the
development of water power, reclama
! tiiiii of arid, swamp and logged off
lands.
It will be mor»*
Silt tORi-tlu-r » iirht , cornstarch uml
other dry iiiRreiiient» usi-d in »ami- nr
pudding, tlii-ii |iiiiir tin- boiluiR milk it
rtati-r »lut.lv in i-r it, »tirruiR it im-uii
v\ till»*. The «nuce
ill in* »mouth and
free from lump* when prrpurrd in tin*
way.
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When the water does not run out of
the sink quickly. pour a cup of kerosene
into the dram. This cuts the grease; al
so kills any odor arising from the drain.
I se a c hi Id’s flow er sprinkler to
sprinkle the clothi •s w hen folding tI m iii
down lor ironing, A ten rent sprinkler
will hol<! enough water for the entire
II. To the organi/.ation and mobiliza­
ironing.
tion of all our indurti rial tore***, with :i
Anyone who has experienced difficul
just and proj.t r coiiHid^ration of tlit*
rights of labor, which shall guarantee ty in raising bread on account of cold
weather will be glad to learn that it can
coordination ot American effort» during be done in the fireless cooker Heat the
the war.
radiator which belongs to the cooker to
<'i' Fahrenheit and place the bread in
1-. To legislation that will permit the it. In the morning, no matter how cold
natural resource» of the great we»t and it has been, you will find the sponge
Alaska to be used, at the same time be has risen perfectly. Be careful not to
overheat the radiator»; 7*» is th«* right
irig careful that these natural resources temperature. If you have no fireles»
are used economically.
cooker, however, use your electric iron.
With the current turned on, place the
1.». To the removal of the misunder­ iron in th«* bottom of a large pan. ('over
standing and opposition on the part of the pan with an oven grate, or sonic p«*r
the federal authorities nhieh has re­ forated utensil, ami on this put the pans
of bread, ('over the whole with a large
stricted Oregon \s cominerciul expansion bread cloth. Enough heat will be gener
and retarded her industrial develop­ ated to raise the loaves in a short time.
ment.
Recipe for W ar Bread.
Two cups of white bread sponge; i!
14. To the development of Oregon fn
great »hipping ports, through federal cups of graham flour; 1 cup of corn
meal; 1 *♦> «-ups of boiling water; I ta­
improvement of waterways and har­ blespoon shortening; 1 tablespoon «lark
bors; the maintenance of a merchant molasses; I tablespoon sugar; I tea­
marine on the Pacific ocean, and a spoon salt; b teanpoon soda, dissolved
in a lift I«* water.
just recognition on the part of the fed­
Have the boiling water iri a pan on
eral government of the importance, the stove; stir in the rnenl and let boil
slowly
10 minutes. When lukewarm, add
value, commercial and industrial ad­
vantage of Oregon’s location, situation th** mush to th«* other ingredients and
mix all well together with the hand».
and harbor, and shipping facilities.
l*ut into a greased pan and when light,
bake slowly in a im»d«*rat» oven for 4Ó
15. To a policy of conservation and t«» 00 minutes,
according to beat ot
reconstruction which shall insure our oven.
All the 4 ‘ Johns * ' who wish to ilo their
national integrity, honor and commerce
and the moral and civic purity of our bit by saving white flour tor our boys
in France will sandy eat this if it is
people.
properly made and baked
Mrs. Her­
ald me Lnmson.
Id. To have that high regard and con­
sideration for the interests and progress
B E A N SEED W A N T E D .
of humanity and the nation at large,
We will be in the market for seed
which is typified by a conscientious
beans of' th«* Hurpee <¿rc**ii |*od or K«*n
and moral observance of true Christian tucky Wonder varieties. Notify us at
civilization,
one«* what kind and «iiianfity you I iiiv «*
to sell.
rtisement »
HARDW ARE
F U R N IT U R E
KNOW LES
down.
(»as stoves should never be use d in
;i nursery they vitiate the air too
*u-lv.
R O B E R T N. S T A N F IE L D
The principle* upon which I stand expenditure:
and to which 1 pledge myself are:
w a r.
roast or pan a chicken
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O RABER
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AGRICULTURAL ANT OF TEXAS
CrfaHuira A>r Ht-yul.ii Farmer« and
Thrir Homes A ir Marvrl» of
Skill and Stiength.
Cani of Tliankf*.
T u Ilio i* 1 1 irmi» w Itn w ri» hu k i ml
mid I lion li f I ul iluniig fli«' III Mf itili« *«
Mi
t • f’ Olii N Ì ** I « ’ I
W r w isli fu «•
Ilf ioti.
Mm! Im \ Stroinl.
tun uni •ro ii|»|ir«'i'i
.1
|i:m mmi) viirlclli'» of tin* nut
fum ll). i lui on ilio "I Inno Kslui uilo,"
or S nkoil I'l tli ilo v nr.- » " miinoroii*
limi llo-li hill* look Ulto Ho- I'lllou *
of il rollili); son.
• Mio of ilio most (Miworful Mini for-
'ilMulilo liisoolN In Ilo- Smitliu osi I» (lit*
unioni turni mu of T omi *. o I isoi - yo » ii
iiii I unii tat.
TI ioso lui») «'lonliiros ur»
ro .nini Iunio r», mol l ■ Ir Ionio-* un
i i i m i o I m of
aroliltooi urul »kill mot
»fi • nut li.
I look of ii Itoli*.* frolli 12 lo ir. fool
I i I r I i . Imi11 liy ii lllllo nut mol olitoli
i* so sii ».OR mill O oli su|i|lo|-|oil llliit
olitilo mol I ili lì ti Ino» oho wiilk uxor II
Ilio! )Ot lini 0 1 listi III tills MOIItlorfllI
domo.
It I* siild tfmt If ii liorso. In |»r<
l'orilmi io h|s s|/o. ooiild l oh 11 ns fur
il» il Hon. timi III oho Jump lo- would
ro i lour iiroiiud Ilio wmld.
Xuv, If
il nun omisi ruoli d u limi- o iiooordliiK
fu fio* natilo propuriloos of uu nut'«
ilomlollo. It would lo- moro 1 liuti a mil«
Mfh.
H o SO il cri t-n 11 unti ulti s, uosl lo a
l'uo, un* ilio most liolustrlous orou
iiir«-* on ourtli. Tlio) -•>»», roup mol
Riino-r Just liko furno -s. nini durili);
Ilo* worm sotisou In.» I » siiitloloiit stori
f»ir »»lutor * uso.
WORK
OF MOTHER
rin* \ ■«»it
ii»n tin »tin
I
( ’aril of Tliaiik»
\N •* w mil til r\|*H'M Mill tliunk’yV? ^
lim • wii«»* in < h v kimlii,
InJ r ' t ^
III M 11 M f : I III fill l*> » *»l Kill III’ll « Jill In
h iik I uml tullii i, R k w I iiik I Hull
MRH ROW I \ \ | i i|| i
FI..MFR I l l ' L l
i ’ "»«•
n him
I'l Kl» \
Y « ui »till i;« i W MIIt ll<
flu* right w mv , w h pn« «*M iin»| flnv
«nullify tIn* v ii L\ ii v * w
ut h
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F
NATURE
Formation of C u I icd and I’ .ittrins, Prr
fectly Symmetrical. Charjcter-
ittic of Grm Stones.
Tlo- orlRluul r iiiio-irli luii wos Molli
or Niituro. Olisorxo lor »m l. In tlo
miikliiR of or) sluts luioli kind of roiii
» toii^i rv sfulllzi s on a i i - r l ii I ii piiUorn
of Its uun, porfi-otl) symuioirloul; It
I* tlo* kiiiiio mi) xx I• Ii oo-tuls u lion
tlo-x fortu orystuls. s.ns a xxrltor.
If a oiipful of salt mol xvnlor l>o al
luxvod t»i ovapornlo slowl) iti a oool
plio-o. tlo- suit will tako tlo- form of
ovor so iiihii ) oiilo-s, i to ti oio- of tlo-iii
porfoot.
» »no tnlio-ruI In • rystulilz.liiR will In
vuiiatil) tnk»- tin- simp,* of an ootii
lo-druii, iiioiMu-r of a dodooiiliodron.
Yot uioiihor will a* - uiiio tlo- form of
ii multiiiolo of oiilo-s. porliMps half nn
liii-li on an odito. with ii i-liip iioi-uriito
l> »-ill oiT of oaoli oorio-r.
It »oont*
Ilk»- a Juki*.
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Q L o v e on a
ranch is not a peaces
fu l idyl, at least not on the
ranch described in the n e w
serial w e take pleasure in announcing.
Hold ii nil sllvor orx -t lllzo iis outi«**
\ cry '.I of Iron *ul h ' ro omhleti
In *lmp:* a xxlld roso. \Vut»r ha* It*
own i-r\'tulllio* form-. Ilko un> utlo-r
mlio-rul
l»-o. i if onursi . is a k in d o f
rook ns nun'll a r< a I. i s Rrnalti* hut
Is rviimrkiililo for Its III ‘A lloltltlR
point. This I* liii'ky f. T i|s h o o m is o
this rook. In a uoiltoii oololltloii. fur
uls|o*s us with Irlrik.
Coal Production in France.
Itoeont lÌRiiros of oonl pro.Im i Ion In
France, an Industry of which the de­
partment of tlo- Loir.- la the St.
lotion in »■onsiilar distriot, is an Ini
portmit produeliiR center, with an an-
jis tf
COTTAGE GKOYK C A N N K U Y. », idi I output of over .TO oo . inio tons,
»how nn Increase from I. s » hmhsi tons
A D M I N I S T R A T O R S NOTICE.
'n Novellila r. Ill Hi, to 2.:»17.tSHl tons in
Notice is hereby given that by an or­ March. 15*17, says the Scientific Alacri-
der «if th«- county c«nirt of Lane county, • -mi. and a total Increase in production
Oregon, «Inly mn«!e anil cnti*rod of re«* and Importation of from .’I. ( ini . insi tons
«ml the 15th «lav of January. Mil#, in
tji«* matter of the estate of Rachel K In January, 15*17, to over -IJsst.iSN)
Taylor,
deceased,
th«*
undersigned, tons In May. This gain was umile pos-
(ieorge Taylor, was duly appointed ad­ *11,It* hy a readjustment of mine work­
ministrator of said estate.
ers and a closer study of transporta
All persons hav ing « laims against mid
«•state ar»* hereby rerpiired to present Hon problems. The moveineiit of coni
them 'duly v«*rified ns r«*«juirod by law l>y motor lorries. In addition lo other
t«» said administrator at the law o f f i c e oommodltles hy a lloet of heavy motor
of Alta King, First National Hank trucks purchased and operated by the
building, Cottage («rove, Oregon, with
in sii months fr«#m the date of this city of St. Kllonne, Is ii recently I iihii -^
notice.
Rimiteli sorvloo which has aided dis­
Dateil this 17th «lay o f January, 191#. tribution and relief of coiiK<‘Stlon ma­
OEOKOK T A Y L O R ,
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Administrator. terially.
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q The love o f W ard W arren, cowboy, and
Billy Louise, spirited girl rancher, has all the
thrills that go with its picturesque setting. W ard
and Billy go through the test by fire, ere their
happiness is assured. And all the while ad­
venture and mystery and cattle rustling play
around them to complicate matters and keep
your attention at white heat. T he author of
Homaqe Pa d Jo.xn of Are.
i ihl i ad ni*xx uori* roiialtod whoti
Orlinns nini '• * « i i -I ohiis uo-t In tlo
tlfli olith i olitili) hofol do villo of thi
rlty op ilo* l.i'lro ut ilio lo-urt of l iuto ■
rooontly. s«ys a l ’urls oorrospundont
Tlo* liloontoiiury of ilo* io-xx wurld oli)
W 1 IS Ilio oooiisliill of Ilo* I lilloil Stillo»
doloRiitos' visti
II uiiiuri * wii * pulii to
foiin of Aro ilo* tini in | il» ni of tlo* ino
dloxnl struRL'lo fi ir ...... Inni. Sio* xvn»
tlo* »ul.Jo.-i nf Fn-io-h and Ainorloun
s|iooolo*s. and llnwi-rs and a hrnnz*-
paini loaf woro lald ut Ilo* font nf
hor statai*.
A pliRrlmiiRo, tuo. wn»
illudo tu Ilo* fori of Tiiuroltos, su fu
moli* lu tlo* di fi*ii»o nf Ilo* olty hy Ilo-
mnld. Tlo* ovolits of Illusi» fur-Kom*
oonturlos sorvoli iis a dlstmit rninantlc
Imi-kRroiiml tu tlo* prosi-nt siniRRlo. In
whloh tlo* must n-oont lliruros to up-
polir oa a orowilod o.inxiis uro tho»»-
of tho Cnltisl Stntos soldlor» un tlo-
Klmolors front. Siilo hy Idi* xvlth th«*
montioii of iio*dlo\al mimo» mol «*v»*nts
woro I ioii riI. In Ho* nld liuti» of »»rloiins
ihoso of l'rosldont Wilson and Un*
huttle of tho Murili*.
Just as Eary.
T w o oomniori'lal trnvolors, while on
a trulli un ilo* O ioroii Klei*trie railway.
Rot luto un urRumont ovor tho action
of tho autoiniitio hruke.
**lt's tho Inflation of tho tube that
stop» the trulli. ’ docili reti tlo* tirsi truv
eler.
"Wioiiif. xvnini; !” .»hmitisl tlo* second.
•‘It’s the output of the exhmistloD.”
So they wrnnklcil for mi hour. Tlieu,
when tin* trulli arrived at tin* station
they a (irceli to »uhinlt the matter for
settlement to till- liiotorinail. 'I hut Roll
tU-iniin. leunltiK condì nmhiiRly from
the door of lii car, l.»icin d with an
iitti-ntlve frown to tin* two travelers'
stHteuu*nt of tlo ir iirRUiio-tit. Then ho
Miullod. »hook Ills head, and said:
“ Well, Keats, ye’re both wroliK IllsiUt
ho xxorkliiK of the vanillin brake. Yet
It’s very simple mol easy lo under­
stand.
When WO want to stop the
train we Just turn this ’ere tup, and
then we fill the pipe with vacuum.”
4/rrn
y «
T h e R A N C H at the W O L V E R I N E
knows the ranch country and the kind
of people to be found there and you will
remember many o f the adventures and
incidents long after the story is finished.
OUR
NEW
SERIAL
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The Danger Signal
Is Painful Vision
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^ M o o d y I T o r ir L fin i r i
are b e i I
III. I I L I . I ' A K K .V » * 11 (»ivi* y o u r e y e s , lh e hellt i
H
Vice ili») x» ill (five y o u .
W h en th ey |tiiin y o u ol­
si m in e d , ii * ¡* si'Mi timt sinnet hint; is xvi'oiii» wi t h th em.
tit
V » » • I must '.*»•( flf|H'ii(|ul>|f t-yt* s e r v ic e
s a t i s f a c t i o n tu y o u r nutnev h ack.
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S lo g
H K T T K It,
S H E R M A N
Broken Lenses
ijulckly Replaced
881
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Street,
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M oony
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F,YF. S I G H T S P E C I A L I S T ,
A N D O P T IC IA N
Willamette
SCI •
K hrom ’, Orck’im.
Factory on
Premises
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PEO PLE
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Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour
H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour
IHIade by Cottage Grove
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