WEEKLY EDITION
The bend bulletin.
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VOI. XV.
1IIJNI), UICHCHUTKH COUNTY, OltlCOO.V, TIM HHDAY, NO KMItl.lt I, UM7
NO. 5
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WILL CONSERVE
H
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WANTED IN EAST
IS POINTED ODT
$5,000,000 IN
BONDS VOTED
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NEED FOR SUGAR
LUXURY HUES
BEGIN THURSDAY
m ir uuu
ARMY REQUIRED
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AID CAUSE.
3)a ttwnrtl ICi InIuii of I'Uli mill
Corniiienl I'rlivx In Sought by
imiii(' I'immI Atliiilnhtrii
lor II. ('. Ilailiiiiifl.
(From Monday's Dally.)
In I Intro a "homo i-nnl" liatiKltiK
hi your kitchen wull explaining how
you cnn help Hoover, mill reminding
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CANVASS IS MADE
Mi iiiu nun ii.ij iiiiw in mi ( lIH'ni
H Jsn't, some ono will rutin? to your
Lj liotisti during National Komi Consur-
I Nation Wtintt, which begun yenturdny,
mill lirliiK you ouo. TIiIh iiurnoii will
silm enroll you In (ho nntlonnl food
.irmy, .enrollment putn you utiilnr
oil ( ""ligation io ngui; only to Help
X4 conserve.
I Intro nro (our rniisurrnlliui points
hnt tho homo card omphttalzoa:
wheal, iitHot, fulu nnil sugar.
"Ono wheutlu tiuwl n ilny,"
1lmtiU the curd. "Vim torn, ont, rye,
barley or mixed rental rolla. muffins
and linmda In place of whllo brood.
Kat loaa rnko mill pastry. If you ilo
my whit bread from a baker, oritur
m il.iy In nilvMH'ii no h will not Imko
r beyond hi iiiuhU ami cause uuatn.
Usa utalo brtmil for tot ami cnok-
IHK."
IU'Hir(N ("oiiilnu In,
Hov. II. O. Ilartnuift. county food
administrator, has thn county fully
organized for I ho campaign, with a
mitral county committee, a commit
to fr IIhihI, nnil ouo for each of thn
rhool districts. Hlx of the district
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a inch percentage of families who
hnvn enrolled umlur tho banner of
, food conaorvntlon.
SiipplumentliiK tho work of tho city
eommlltco will bo tho work of tho
tenchora In tho public arhoola, nnil
funilllca will bo roachml throuch tho
children In tlila way.
An nddrtuta on tho auhjvct of food
rotiaarvntlon waa i:lven hint iiIrIiI at
tho l.lhorty Tlionlru by tho county
admlnlatrutor.
A piwullar condition prevalla In
Tloml, ltv. Ilartnuift pnluta out, In
th rant that flah In actually more
wxponalvo horo than moot, whllo
ornmtml, ur;od tin n Hubntlttito for
whlto flour, In moro costly than thu
whtiBton jiroduct. In mi niidiMVor to
lirlnjr nbout n cIiiiuko In thin atatn of
ffnlra, ho hna taken up thu inalter
with both mnto anil fudoral author
ItUm. In tho meantime, pondliu; ro
milta, flah, on wull na poultry mid
rabhlta nro recommended an a meat
Xmiihitltuto, mid It In omphnHl-ed that
Vienna hnvo nearly thu aamn food
Valuo iih meat.
I'iiIn Voluablo.
Knt coiiiuuiptlon la to bo reduced
1y aorvltiK fowor frliul fooda. Voko
tablo oIIh, nuch as ollvo mid cotton
fjj moil, nro ndvlaed In placo of animal
rata. 8oap contalim K.yrorltio, tho
M ImiiHowlfo la romlnded, and Klyceriiio
lUj miiHt bo coiiNorvod to mnko kuii
yf imwdor. Hoap muitt bo imud miv
(Jj lKly.
-i - HiiKnr Hhould not bo atlnted for
f r putthiK up frulln una Jntna, for Oicho
lako tho placo of buttnrl but whlto
nuunr uud buttiir on wnfflea mid hot-
ako miiHt ko. Uao brown aUKar,
honoy, dark ayrupa mid luuplo Byrtips
aya tho homo card.
. Tho -treat problum la to Bond thu
fl JVllloa a much food of tho moat con-
U t'ontratod nutrltlvo valuo In tho lonat
HhljipliiK apuco,
k EFFORT IS MADE TO
S SECURE BETTER SEE
SEED
(From Woilnosdny'fl Dally.)
, I.ffortH aro bolng mndo by A, J,
JCrnonorti or tho Hond Flour Mill
Company, to Intorost tho Kovornmont
Jn providing a hotter grndo of wheat
neoil for Contiral Oregon noxt spring.
Tho mnttor Ih bolng tnkon up with
Max Hnusor, govornmont sqod ox
Tort In Portland, and with authori
ties at Oregon Agricultural College.
No word has boon hoard from either
although thoy havo boon looking Into
tho Hltuittlon sovorul wooka,
TUIh yoar'a crop In only 20 por
?otii o( that ritfBud in 1010. Tho
.tltont Ih also of an Inforjor grado.
;,lidraa grov tho boat or that brought
'iato lloml' for milling.
It. A. WARD TKLLM OK DKMA.ND
OF IIATTKKS FOR 5(1,(10(1 HKISH
SI'F.AUH AT COMMKIU'IAL
Cl.Vtt M'NOII TODAY.
(From Wudnoailny Dally.)
Fifty thoiiHmul rabbit IiIiIiin, at
night con in oach, ii ro wanted lor Con
tra I Oregon's Initial shipment to
eastern hatters, Thin wan tho mi
iiouiienmont this noon of It. A. Want,
county agriculturist, at tho weokly
mooting of tho Hcnd Commercial
cluli at tho I'llot llutto I tin. Mr.
Ward will ship tliu lilili'H either from
llcnil or Iti'ilmouil, hut doc not wish
to hothur with lota of toss than GO,
Pelts must ho tiikoti off flat, not
"Jacketed, ,f ami well ilrlcil heforo
liliminnt. Infnrlor IiIiIch. Mr. Ward
matCM, .will mill nt flvo cuuU.
P. I.. Ilull.iril, of tho It. H. Ilun-au
of Mnrkots, who U hclpliiK Mr. Ward
In (ho ronrgaiiUutloii of tho )w
c hut on iVituto Ornwpnt' Amoclatlou,
piiko of tho IiIkIi riutntlon itiili
llnhcd hy tho tuhom of thin iMietlou
nit ouo of tho fiiuilamiuitnl featuroa of
Diwclnito" Vnllfty iiKrlculturo. II
predicted that tho ncrmiKH dovotod
to thin crop will ho at IimhI doutilad
In tho noxt flvo ynrn.
.Mr. Mallard Inat vlnllnd thin nctton
thrmi yoam nco, mid uou-d a wonder
ful development In llnnil Mid In thu
oountry In Kcuoral allien that Hiiih.
Tho matter of himIIiik repnwivnt
attvo to tho Portland Manufacturer"'
and Land I'roductH ahow on Novum
her 22, aut nalde as ('untr.il Oroiton
Day, waa hroucht up and It waaj
aiiCKeated hy H. I.. WIrkIiih that llend
Bend a delegation of CO or CO In
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qtHmtlon wua turned over to a com
mittee composed of Mr. WIrkIum. II.
J. Ovorturf and A. Whlanaiit.
Ooorgo H. Youiik waa enlltHl on for
n report on tho nitrate deposit ro
centl) luvetitlKntvd hy atute nuit U.
H. Kovornmunt expurta, and atatiil
that tho WaKoutlro and Sheop Moiiu
tntu depoalta are -now believed to be
or tho cavo variety and not aufflclont
In extent to Iih commercially valu
able. Ho hhIiI that the ditpoalt at
Hlvora la makliiK the heat ahow lot; at
proauut.
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KC1I(K)I, ItOAItl) IX SI'KCIAIi SIW
.NIO.V I.KAIt.VH III'' O.VI.V TWO
tasks uif stuiiiiirr i'i:vi:it
I'U.MKJATIO.V OltDKIU.D.
(From Wodiicadny'H Dally.)
Hoporta that llend wa.s Htifforlng
from nu epidemic or Hcarlot fovor
and that many children were attend
ing school whllo suffering from tho
disease woro denied nt n apm-lnl meet
ing of thu school board called to con
alder thn question last night. Ac
cording to thu school physician, Dr.
J. C. Vnndovurt, thoro tiro tint moro
than two ensoa of acarlot rovor In
town mid neither of tho children Is
attending hcIiooI. That other chil
dren had posalbly boon exposed to
tho dlaoaso waa agreed by Dr. Van-
dovort, ouo or tho two Jmvlng boon
pormlttod to return to bcIiooI ror tv
row hours wlthouL tho cortlBlcato
rrom tho physician required by tho
rule or tho board.
In ordor to romovo nil posalblllty
or contagion tho board ordered that
tho hcIiooIh bo fumigated thlu woolc
mid ovory alx wnoka huroaftor, or
oftonor In tho discretion of tho phy
sician, Arrangements woro also mndo
to havo tho toachora Instructed in
tho easily rocogulr.nblo symptoms or
tho contagious discuses In ordor that
thoy may attend to tho exclusion rrom
school or pupils who nro not woll.
Aa tho aohool 'board laokH authority
to ourorco ijtinnintlno niouaiiroa ar
rungomonts vyorn mndo to call tho at
tention of tho olty hoaUh commlttoo
to tho oiiHoa that oxlat uud ask that
Btops bo tnkon to provont tho growth
of an opldomtc.
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NORTH UNIT ELECTION
IS 230 TO Mi).
Supremo Cnurl Drclhlon On Dlolrlct
OrKiuilatloil KxpiMleil Kimiii
Ailvl'iililllty of IrrlKatliiii
In .Vol OiieMltilii'il.
tfrom Tunaday'H Dally.)
Ily u volo of 2:i; to lib, aottlora
on tho North unit Irrigation rilattlot
ducldud yoNtorday In favor of bondlni;
tho dlatrlnt for $5,000,000 for lrrli;a
tlon purpoaea. Tho election waa held
at Outoway, Madraa, Motnllua, Cul
ver and Opal City, anil the reaultn
woro roported horo todny hy W. I
Myers, who, with Claude McCulloch,
of Portland, represents n portion of
IIih aattlors In tholr flr.ht uKalnat
ori:nnlntlnii and bondliiK.
lliHtiiiNH of an appnal now In tho
supremo court of ()roi;on queatlon
ItiK thu locality of tho orBtuilxatlon
oloetlon held two years ago, other
boudliiK pr-HllmlnarleH cannot im
motllntHly be comploted. The tlocla
Ion of the court la oxpactod at an
oarly date, hoHevsr, aa tho ra waa
arxued on Wednesday, October 17.
The appellants tlo not tueatltn tho
advlaahlllty of Irrigation, but con
tend that thn only foaalblo plan for
tho watering of tho district would ho
In accordance with tho atato and red
oral cooiHiratlvu report, which rec
ommends NtoraKe roaorvolra at Crane
Prairie und at llenham Kalli.
DouiitliirleH nitliiiiil.
Tho chief nlleKnttoua aot forth by
tho minority In presenting the cane to
the supreme court nro that notice or
tho organization oloetlon waa Riven
by thu county clerk Instead or tho
county court, that 9.1 votes woro
polled hy men whoso naniH did not
appear 011 the naseMtuett rolls, and
that Him bouiidnrloH of the district
went Incorrectly described. The dis
trict waa originally orKanlxetl hy a
voto or 147 vote tor, and 129
against.
The North unit district, according
to the rmulu of yMterday'a election,
coutemplatiMi the Irrhjtntlou or ap
proximately 100,000 arret! or land.
For thin work, It la underatood, n
tentative offer nt the rule or $50 an
aero Iiuh lioeu made, ullmlnattuK.
how ever, u lleuham KalU atorage
reaorvolr. Opponent or the plan de
clarn that both will bo nocessary, as
othor lands, Iniltidlng it portion In
tho Tiimalo project, expect a share
from tho llenham Falls nsrvolr.
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KILLED BY LUGS
r:i. WKATiiintsox is cui'siikd
WHIlii: WOUKINO O.V SKIDDKIt
K.Vl'l UCIt WIUICI) AND Wllil
AHHIVIC Tt)NI(iHT.
(From Saturday's Dally.)
Whllo working on tho Clyde aklddur
yoatorday, lCd WoathoiHon, ngod 21,
mi omployo at Shevllu-HIxon Camp
A, was caught between two logs mid
so badly crushed that ho died within
a short tlmo after bolng brought to
Hond.
Every oHort waa mndo to glvo tho
Injured man Immodlnto medical at
tention, u special train bolng dis
patched to bring him In, whllo at tho
Hitmo tlmo tho Demi hospital was
phoned. Tho auto sont out mot tho
train whon It hud only hair complet
ed ita trip Into tho city and Wenthor
bou was shitted Into tho machine.
As far as Is known, Wuathorson
had no rolntlvoa in this suction of tho
country. Ho canto to Hond oarly In
tho summer from Florouco, Orogon,
and alnco thou has boon contliuioua-
ly In tho omploy of Tho Shuvlln
IIIxou Qompany.
AVouthorsnn's fathor hivs boon
wlrod and will urrlvo horo tonight,
to accompany tho body to Ffw:onco.
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EIGHT GET NOTICES TO
REPORT NEXT WEEK.
t I 'ret lit Oh rn ('utility I'ur Men
Ktircitl Into Sen let Oinmrlpti
Will Ito t'nder Military itulo
Itegliiiilnc Not ember I.
(From Saturday's Dally)
Calls for 01 1: lit mon to report In
Hand on November 1 for Deschutes
county's final share of tho Drat draft
wcro Issued Inat night by J. H, Manor,
of tho local conscription hoard, and
ono more man la alao to bo named, it
being tho Intention of tho board to
Bond nine on thu evening of Friday,
November 2. Klght would make up
the entire number, but word bus boon
rocelvod from Camp Lewis that ono or!mination to loa, .aeTltiet. n,t ,t ,.,
tho moo drafted earlier front Des
chutes county was rejected aa physic
ally unfit, and because of this an ex
tra man had to he taken to make up
the entire number. Just who this
extra man will Ik; has not beon de
termined.
It baa been understood that only
two or threo would go In Novombor,
but a telegram received yoatorday by.
the local hoard from draft hoadtiuar-l
tern stated that slackers who were!
roundod up and forced to servo could
not ho counted as part or tho county's
illlnln An rl.'n ....... m I .w.t .. .1 ...I I .. I
those who railed to report when notl dI" r,butcd ,l var,ou mark,cl8 " ,0
ried. although nfterward. enrolled In foHoVo "tlon.. Evcn ?" that,
tho National army, tho county's t,uo!hoHov17' ,pcop, "n Inue to be
ta I. in effect Increased by Just that ! iaKy conservative in tho use
number.
Mny Call Other.
It Is possible that still moro may
have to be called beforo tho first
draft will ho rilled, ror out of thoso
who go Novombor 2, thoro Is tho
chance that somownoy be rejected at
barraoks for physical defects and that
others may havo to bo choson u tako
tholr places.
Men called to report next week will
be considered In military service be
ginning with November 1, and will
bo subject to military law. Failure
to report, or uupunctuallty, are grave
military offenses which may rondor
the Individual liable to trial boforo
it court martial. The local draft
board Is delegated military authority
from tho time tho mon aro called to
roport until tho train carrying tho
conscripts leavea the station.
Those receiving their calls today
aro Forrost H. Miller, Terrobonuu;
Clarouco W. Nelson, Imperial ; ICrneat
Olson, llrothers; Hen II. Morris,
llend; A. W. Ayn, Ln Pino; Henry N.
Fowler, Horn); Shelby I Allen, Sis
tors; Hugh P. Crow, llend.
BOND PUMASBIN
THE CAMPAIGN HERE
EEACHED756T0TAL
I.NDlVIDUAIi I'UltCHASKS GOING
TO MAK12 UP AGGHKGATK OK
ijiiiiH.unti, avkhaof.i) jjhs-j.so
MOKIC THAN HALF OF IM.KDGICS
CA.MIC l-'HO.M TWO 111(3 MILLS.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
Whllo Hcnd's subscriptions to tho
Liberty Loan totals $13S,2G0, u toa
turo of tho campaign was tho largo
numbor or Individuals to buy bonds,
totals glvon out by tho Hond banks
today showing that 750 purchases
woro mado In reaching tho aggregate.
This would avorago $182.80, Indicat
ing that tho largo majority ot bonds
bought woro ot Bnmll denominations,
Included In thoso woro 273 sub
scriptions by employes of Tho Shov-Ilu-Hixoti
Company, aggregating
$215,8(50, and 100 subscriptions by
Hrooks-Scaulon employes, totaling
$1G,S00,
Tho. heavy ovor-aubscrlptlon ot
Ilond'8 quota Is takon as Indicating
tho successful floating ot tho noxt
Liberty Loan, aa tar as this city Is
concerned.
COI'NTV FOOD ADMI.VISTltATOI.
UtOKS l&'ONOMV IN L'Hi: OF
swmrrs to avkht hkkiol's
I.MPJJ.VDIXO 1'A.MINK.
(From Tucaday'n Dally.)
Quoting rrom a letter rrom Her
bert Hoover, U. 8. Food Administra
tor, Hov. H. C. Hartranft, adminis
trator for Deschutes county, calls
attention for tho necessity or plug
ging tho sweet tooth of tho pcoplo
of th la section In order that a
threatened sugar famine may bo
averted. To tho housewives of liend
mid of tho county, Itev. Hartranft
la directing a special appeal, declar
ing that If the protilctn is not taken
seriously, It may mean widespread
trouble In tho future. "Our boys nro
In tho front lino trenches In France;
shall we bo moro liberal with tho
lives of our bors than In our doter-
bit?" he asks.
Tho statement of tho National Food
Administrator to which ho calls at
tontlon, Is as follows:
"We aro very anxious that every
step possible bo taken at this time to
curtail tho use of sugar, particularly
In tho form of candy, Ice croam and
swoet drinks. Tho present sugar
famlno in tho oast will be very se
vere, and unless tho west patriotically
assists by curtailment It will be im
mensely aggravated. This may con
tlnuo as long as tho middle or De
cember, at which dato tho new beet
ut our,. uL'iuuBu uuiHucu iiuw aim
tho next harvest there Is bound to
develop a much moro serious short
ago unloss this bo done. You can
not possibly go too far In asking that
for tho present the consumption of
candy, etc. bo cut to a minimum."
LOSS OF STOCK
i.vfi:cti:d coyotks kimmcadixo
disicask, ukpoitts to county
ACIMOl'lrimiST STATH CAT
TI.H AND SWINIC SUFFHIt.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
REDMOND, Oct. 30 Reports stat
ing tho death ot several head ot live
stock hy rabies havo been received
at tho offlco of County Agriculturist
It. A. Ward during tho past week.
Coyotes entered a hog lot near Altai
fa and bit sovoral hogs, two ot which
aro already dead.
In tho case ot valuable milk cows,
requests ror Ttiothods or treatment
havo been received. There Is llttlo
that can bo dono, says Mr. Ward, un
less tho owner is on hand at tho time
tho animal Is blttou.
Cauterization ot tho wound with
40 por cent formalin solution or fum
lag nitric acid will bo of valuo in de
stroying tho Infecting virus. In tho
caso ot human beings bitten by an
animal suspectod or being rabid, tho
Pasteur troatmont should bo takon.
STOCKMEN'S MEETING
SET FOR SATURDAY
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
PU1NRVILLE, Oct. 31 A mooting
ot tho Contnil Oregou Puro Ilred
Livestock association will bo hold
horo on tho ovoulng or Novombor 3.
It is expected somo 60 brooders or
puro brod livestock will bo In attond
unco. Tho association will tako defi
nite stops at this iucetlng to publish
Its hroodora' dlroctory within tho next
month.
Tho commtttoo In chargo ot ar
rangements hi President M, R. Rlggs;
vlco-prosldont, Hqnry McCall; Bocro-tnry-troasuror,
il a, "Ward, and di
rectors, S. s. Stoarns, Q. II. norkloy,
John Kommollng, E. C. Park, Sam I
Woods and C, N. Elklus.
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NEW LAW AFFECTS SIX
ARTICLES.
Tlirro Cent VnstnRv to Ho in Una
lYJiLiy FrnlKlit Will CliajiRtj
Prices Ilailrnad Ticket and
McMi Tako Jump.
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
Tomorrow is tho last day on which,
you can mall a lotter tor two cents.
It Is also the day when you begin
paying war tax at tho movies or -whon
you send an express package or a lone
distance telegraph message, or pur
chase a railroad ticket. According
to tho new war revenue, tho last
section ot which comes into effect
on November 2, tho following luxur
ies are to be taxed: Telegrams, rail
road tickets, freight, express pack
ages and theatro tickets.
The various articles coming under
tho law aro affected differently.
Frolght will be taxed three por cent
and express five per cent. Telephone
and telegraph messages amounting to
over IS cents, excluding tho messen
ger chargo will bo Increased flvo
conts. Long distance telephono taxes
will be billed with the regular month
ly toll servlco statements. The tax
on otrico calls will ho paid by tho
sender.
A supply of threc-cont postage
stamps Is now on hand at the past
otrico. Theso are the regulation pur
plo stamps and will be required on all
except letters mailed ror general de
livery in tho same postofflce. Postals
and drop letters will bo required to
pay two cents., Tho uso of one-cent
stamps will bo practically' discon
tinued except on parcels post.
Pullman ticket- have an added 10
por cent on the prlco and all ordinary
passenger transportation an Increase
of eight per cent. The frolght tax
will necessitate a ralau in wholcsalo
prices on a large amount of ordinary
produce and every othor article ship
ped In.
Tho Increase in motion picture ad
mission prices announced yesterday
has been Inaugurated gonorally
throughout tho state. This Increase,
which goos into effect with tho opera
tion or the federal war revonuo bill
taxing theater admissions 10 per cent
has become a necessity even without
the govornmont tax, amounting to
more than the avorago exhibitor
makes, according to John A. Jon
nlngs, owner ot tho Sunset Theatre,
of Portland, and mombor ot the ex
ecutive committee of the Motlou'Plc
turo Exhibitors' Loaguo of Orogon.
"For tho last two yoars tho cost
ot film exhibition has Increased In
many Instances 100 per cent," said
Mr. Jonclngs, In commenting on tho
situation.' "During tho past 30 daya
tho wages of musicians and operators
havo gono up Irom 20 to 30 per cont,
film rentals aro higher, tho seating
tax Is a factor in increased expense,
and In ovory phaso of thoatro activ
ity thore has beon an astonishing up
ward trend ot cost.
"Motion picture men have recog
nized tor somo months tho necessity
ot eithor raising prices or sacrificing
sorvlce. Tho latter is out ot the
question, for tho demand ot tho pub
lic la over ror a higher class or enter
tainment, presented utidor tho most
favorable circumstances.
"This uow tax mous two cents on
ovory ticket sold whothor tho admis
sion prico bo 15 or 20 cents, tho In
croaso becoming Imperative It tho
exhibitor expects to remain In bus
iness." WATER NOW IS PURE
FROM DEEPEST WELL
(From Friday's Dally.)
Not only Is tho woll rocontly com
pleted on tbo Stanley Smith ranch
near Pino Mountain, the doopest, aa
tar as Is known, In Central Oregon,
but since a quantity or the water It n
boon drawn oft and the well clom
out tho fluid has cleared uud has
boon found absolutely pura, ace -Ing
to Mr. Smith, A peculiarity f
tho water, however, la that It s
slightly warm, be says.
The woll Ih 1051$ toot V
contains 48 root ot water
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