V p m A T . JXTLT », 1M&
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MARY MARTHA SAYS
"LIVE EACH DAY1
o f crow If.. William
flink« ray«:
' t>«t
"llreat bhlrga utv fl«.ne wlun men
• ntl h a I unban«* meet;
They
arc* n it Jone by jostling
In the street."
in
Dear Thinking-folk:
T ...i.y I bring tw you from t.ia
Sorawrit a vw y lovely thing whic:i
mean-» much U> m«, and i H im «<
for» I wrlah bo »hart« jit with you.
4
»
No, I Jo not nwian bo hid« your-
■*4f in a cave on the mountain
*1(1« fa r from human lif«— although "B etty” Heroine» A Family Friend
it might J o you good for a few
A * Hrcipe» Increa»« and Improve
day* -hurt I do mean that our day*
1 introduce y(Air»elf to Betty and
‘‘ Listen to the Kxhortaitii n o f the are wniUU'd a* far a* real growth f lid youraeJf a family friend! Bet­
,l)Own!
I in c'tncernvd,
unito» «luring
that ty (last name »orm-time* Brown’ )
I zoo It bo thin Day!
‘hay we find ait kairt a f>w mo- • >« a tegular standby in many house­
Por ht in Hf«, the very life o f life.
for <jui«t th* ugirt, for nearch- hold»; it can to in your*!
Ii iln brief courne he all li e veri lie* in« toward a deeper urvlcr-tending
Why lletty i* the name given to
«1 Life, for realization of Ittauty that delectable combii-aticm featur­
AnJ reuhtie* o f your oxhntenc«:
and
o
f
Peace.
The glory o f action,
ing scallop»* ingredient» and a
The bilan o f growth,
Then in thin no proci oua totiuy, crumb topping ia not known to your
The *plon<k>r o f beauty:
tnineiittor
alwayn
to give nr«ne correspondent ( if a gentle reader
mrvica to («thorn, make aiui carry know*, let h«r «end it in)
l‘Vr yesterday in but a dream,
But
out nona- definite, constructive e f­ Betty Bouncing Betty, Brown Bet­
A lid tomorrow ut only u vision;
fort, ne« at bard one thing of ty, Betty
l'u t today well-hvcti ioaken
Pudding
or what-you-
Evt-vy yenterday a drtxnm o f huppi-j toauty, read ait lea«t one thought ngiy-4'all-it—ia a deliciou* riiah by
tiena,
j which will give
ycu inspiration ary name. Beside», it i* especially
And every tom orrow a viaicn of f «
further growth, cultivate one useful fo r utilising leftovera, a lit-
hope.
virtue, eradicate one fault. In that tie character-trait never to oe ig
Look well, therefore, bo th!» D ay!’’ too much to d o ? It taken no rtr-re rv red.
time to reud a g< <*1 book than
Betty i* really a *ort o f sister to
fln»w carolo/n we arc i»f the to- 05t. whioh in tranh; no m</re time Scallop, for it usually consist* of
«h»y" which in given us. How light to
think
a constructive
thought c bopped or cut main ingredient
*y we regard it* prompt» hourn. tb«,, a ckatructive on e; no mor« combined with liquid or sauce and
Alwayn we am* goin* to do great |(me for «peak ipg a gentle word ciumls«, and Iraked for a goodly
ll.ingn ''tom orrow ” , Imt today we ( th«,n H hateful one.
length o f time. Betty may Lc main
haven't the time, or a neighbor
Tmlay in youiti bo fill with life ilHo a main di*h a* well a* dessert
cemen
in wilth a tittle-tattle
of
or po wante in futile, worthlenn ac ar<l there are numerous variation«
gtntnip, or we want« the p rerun»*
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_. ..
,
tionn, ami you have the power ti of the diah. In fact, *ome c f the
n< w variations
maintain
only a
- T ,M‘ ü r ? whr h
.» » U
you will, in "A .
neither un nor anyone eine, any teilwnent'«
by Ella W ild e r WH <h*tant relationship. In other word«,
grani, and then prom ia. <«utw.lv*» ^
^
w ,ru, ;
‘‘you'd hardly know our Petty” —
ta t
tomorrow
will be different.
hut you’ll like her. Some o f the*«-
Tomorrow in never «iifferent unica» "U a - nil ynur hidden foTC«*. l>o i >1
variation* are given; try ir.ventirg
yuu malm* today differont. No ta-k,
mi«* the purpose o f thin iif<
some yourself.
r.o worthwhile work, no gr«*i*t a-
and do not wait
f ’rumi»* for use in making Betty
cHcvemen*
in ever attained
to­ For circumstance to mold or eharK<
rJiy be varied; instead o f the tra
morrow. lit must tw done today.
your fate.
d it sir« I buttered dry bread ci'umh**,
Each Jay of our liven j« -ic h * Ill your own relf lie« destiny.”
zwieback, graham or .«i>la crack« i
vital periid bo crowd it no full of
crumli*. or corn flakes may hx
T
oday—what
magic
the
hour*
h«
It
trivaal thing*. • We entertain thoae
for our uite. I give you jo y today. u*ed. Gingerbrea«) crumli* are al*<
for whom wo oar« alrsoluUly noth­
ddiciou*.
“ M A E Y-M AR TH A ”
ing, im rely liecai**« we feel it n
Some
o f the
Betty*— especially
9)— - —
—
j
» c l u l obligation. They arc bored.
Apple— a-re much improved by th«
M X ’AL NEWS
So art* we Yot wo waste liic day
atkirtiun o f sauce*, poured over th«'
oi. ienn«thn*g
cu dom
decree* a* HH--------------------------------------------------- 9 finished pudding.
Mr*. Wm. Stuiiib*r returned from
'eeeusary. We talk and talk and
Two or more fruit* are some
•ay nothing that had not far tot- IVirtland to her horn« the fu s t of times combined in makirg Betty
the
week,
after
having
been
ab
t«r have been left unnuid; we think
and a suitable combination o f *ev
it m e r r a r y to keep up a (Oli­ •ent fo r acvvral weeks.
eral vegetable*
art* recommended
ver nation, even though it leave* us
for the main course combination.«.
Mr.*. Mildred Hasting* nturne
no time to think. We ruah madly Monday
evening
from
Victoria
Be clever with the spice in nrak
cere and there, chasir.g n phan- where «he attend« .1 the weddii g of ing fruit B«-tty—cinnamon may be
ti ni which we think may In* hnp- her
cousin,
I*atricia
Oarmichael, 1 plentiful, and nutmeg often help*.
pinen*. and all the turn* that which Satunday eve«nir«K, June 29
I
.
we seek lie* waiting witnin our-
Apple Betty
Mr*.
Kred
Goyt
«nteitainmi
with
I
*nlv<i «- -waiting for us to discover
2 cup* »oft bread crumli*
it in
the quiet o f thought
W< i* lunch««si at her home We-ire-day. I 2 tbsp*. butter
Her
guest*
were
N'«*va
M.
(jeer
of
waste our today* m idb- effort*
S cup« slice*! apples (3 to 4)
a id never take time to seek out Burna, Ore., Mr*. J. M. Goull. and
% cup corn »yrup
the veritie* o f life. So much wc Mr«. D. R. Dari*, both of PurtlanJ.
2 fcbsps. water
nrunt learn, (> Mary-Martha*. be
Mr. and Mr* W. ( ’, McKcll l«*ft
M tap. cinnamon
fore »■«( enn reach an understand- ' Saturday fo r the Mutoliu* river,
Vk tap. nutmeg
mg
o f ounmlvi*«. oc o f tKr«* a- fo r a fishing trip. They will re-
Grated rind o f V4 lemon
|<out us, or o f life. We can n«ve,' main away a » e k . Ix- ter Davie*
ltk tbsps. l€*m«n juice
learn by n n h m g madly atout seek
i* takirv care o f
Mr. McKell’s
Put one-third o f the bread in the
mg such icnowleihge in the niidet j mal) noude ]»> thu* m<«ntimo.
bottom o f u buttere.) toking fhsh;
The W EEK S NEWS
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
THE R E V IE W
“ NOTINO N O TES!” — Compoa«ra
do homework, too. This it Johnny
Gre«n, young American composer
and band l«ad«r, “at home” with
Mrs. Green. He'* heard with his
band ovar tha CBS tastern net­
work Friday nights from 8 to S:30
(E 0 S T ) In a new program
Chrlstophar Morley.-
WEYERHAEUSER KIDNAPPERS CAUGHT— H. M.
Waley (right) conftaaad k dnapper and W illiam
Mahan hla partner In tha or I ma. Mra. Waley wa»
la ri sated with h tr husband.
■ f i:
-e I
ANTAGONISTS— Public debata between these two antago­
nists as tc the merit* of th* AAA has culminated In a pair of
articles dubliahed this month by Tha Country Home, na-
tlenal fla.-m magazine, In which M. L. Wilson, assistant aec-
retary o< agriculture, (le ft) defend* the Wallace schemes
for “natlsnal agricultural planning,” whlla D. D. Caaernent,
Kansas armor, vigorously denounce* th* whole pro#A»m.
04 4
n
NEW BEACH FASHION —
worn at Santa Monica by
Betty Grable, picture favor­
ite The frock Is made of
blaier-etriped linen In brown,
orange and white, cut In a
wrap-around etylo. It laceo
at tho waiot lino with a
.
white cord.
'mm
I"
idj
r '. :-V «.»»»'
W IN S NATIO NAL OPEN — Preeeott Bush
(right), Présidant of tho United State* Golfi
Aeeoelatlon, presenting the cup emblematic of I
I the U. S. National Open Chempionehlp to Sam’
Parks, Pittsburgh golfer.
that
' T i«
Q U E S T I O N — Can a
man who hae served a
prison sentence return
to play organized br-e-
ball? "Alabama” Pitts
haa been ruled out of a
minor league. He will
appeal to Judge Landis,
Czar of tho game.
rv t y
now
*hir^
to *
was
b*an
dors*.
lugely
' 1 ‘'tired and the mil lag« has been
reduced radher than lncrea«ed.
Mr, and Mr». Vernon Mafie» of
Thi* is what is proposon at the Portland are staying at the Steve
present time. We shall «eek a Mapes for a few week*.
$2'>,000 bond isnue at a rate o f
E. M-oody o f Rockaway was an
irterewt os low a* 3% if possible
overnight guest *t the home of
)
Our
present
old
indebtedne»»
od
cover with half the apple», *yvup, t t r nrrn
... .
Mr.
and Mr».
S. B.
Lawivrce,
water,
P* . °P “ J I 1# Thur*lav
waurr, spice»,
*|m.*ea, grated
graieu lemon rind,
a id lemon juice. Cover with one- W* then bV «"«U n u'n g our prosent
^
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Nina A J >a hr o f Corvullii
third o f the crumli*.
rU * ' *
$;’ •,X><, y**r|V
M
i* N
crumli«, then the re-
re
new $25,000 bond ba:ue will , j and Miss Helen Anbahr o f Hilla-
inainder o f the fruit, water,
______ ___
and ,
fiavoringa.
Mix the re*t of the
“ ',U t to
,l off “n i,VP ye*»^ I b « » .
visited t the R. B. Denney
crumbs with the butter (rm ite»), w tbou t
changing the pro*ent a - j home, Monday.
«.
„
sprinkle them over the top oi the mount
n* ,ul?’- ftfukl
I « « out.
out, and tne irilLaiff ’
pudding. Cover.
Bake
in a mod- ,to u k ) therefore rem ain tr.e * a „ w . ! h M r "-. ^ 7 » W e th e r a ll le ft fo r her
«■rare oven i.,/o r i ror v amw* ' U our "cho° 1
a hardship. !
,n ^ e r . O r e , Saturday, af-
- , _J^r
ter a w
eek* v visit
with her mother,
remove .e
the 5<
cover; r continue
baking . ‘t will
.
. at least
1 „ not
n 1 be anv
any harder
naroer, , yfr«
ri««.
—
urAil apples are teivler and crumb» .’ ut on^ ,*|l
*** continued for »
are brown. Serve warm with *auce rew y®*r® longer.
Mrs. L. J. Carter left F i ’Aay
or cream.
There is one very important fee- ' ^,r Seattle to visit her daughter,
ture that should not be lost sight 1 Mid. C. E. Pahm. Mr*, (arte.- ha*
o f in the present di»cu»*ii n. Cur
b**0 »uffer.ng from
a lame ar.kie.
Date-Apple Betty
f ew grade school buildirg will be
tk to 1 cup sugar
% tap. cinnamon
a fireproof structure, and that in \
itself to many i* worth the expen- j Scho01 r>»**rict Bond Election Notice
'A tap. nutmeg
!4 tap. salt
Jitiure. Our present two atory tram« State of Oregon, County o f Wash-
luiiding ha* been standing letter
ington, School District No. 18, s*.
2 cup* stale bread crumb*
than 20 yesro and any frame buil- j Notice it herdiy given that, at
!4 cup water
2 cups sliced apple*
d irg that old is more or lew* of the school
district
bon-! election
1 cup dates, chopped
a fire hazard on account of d.*/ec- j l.ereby called, to be held at Bea-
3 tbsp*. lemon juice
tive electric wiring. Our building v«rton High School Building in ard
2 tbsps grated lemon rind
has been kept in good repair, but for »chool district No. 48, o f Wash-
2 tiiap*. butter
nevertheless it must be considered ington county, Oregon, on W«-dries*
Mi ix «ugar, spices and salt. Put as more dangerous than a luiiding day, the 24th day o f July, A. 1».
one third layer o f crumb» in greased o f cement or brick. Just one fire 1935, between the hour» o; 2 o’-
baking dish, then half to« apple with the ktos o f th« live* o f or.lv clock P. M. and 7 o'clock P. M.,
arxl dates. Scatter over half o f the a very few children, or th.* severe there will be »ubrtotted to the le-
mgar mixture and repeat. Mix wa- to r r ng of only a very few *.*»»?•- 1 gal voter* thereof the que-tion of
ter,
lemon juice ard rind;
pour drerv would make us feel that a p i- contracting a bonded indebtedre*.* in
over. Put on remaining crumbs; dot Icy o f refusing the conatrociic n t the ium of $25,000.00 for the pur-
with butter. Cover. Bake in rroder- P- fire proof building wa* a short pr« e of constructing and equipping
ate oven (350*' F.) about 15 min- sighted one.
a grade school building in and for
utes and uncover. Contirue linking
»aid school district.
To recapitulate, our reajon? in
25 minute* longer. Serves 8.
the conatrurtion o f a nerw grade
The vote to be by ballot upon
school building now *re:
which »hail be the words “ Bond?
Rice and Eggphmt Betty
1. We save $20,500 in a ct h , ----------Y es” and “ Bond«---------- N o” :
1 cup rice
m art. In what way can wv make srld the voter shall place a cross
1 tsp. salt
it easier?
(X ) between the word “ Bonds” and
1 onion
2. We can dispone of b nds
a: the word *‘ Ye*’’
«■ between the
1 pint tomato juice
3Vk to 49h
now rather than
5 * VTOrd “ Bonds” and the word “ N o .
1 qt. boiling water
which
indicates
his
choice.
to 6% in 1938.
1 large eggplant
3. We can purchase ,11 building! tv THf ,£ ? lk f ° r , the
6 tbsp«. butter
___ t a _____ ______
the ballots cast for or against the
materials much cheaper now than
Buttered crumb*
contraction
of
said
indebtedness
later.
Wash rice thoroughly,
hoi! and
will, on said day and date ard at
4. We give men out o f job« a the place aforesaid, be opened at
drain. Fry onion slices in 2 table­
___ ____
spoon* butter. Cut eggplant _ in V _ 4 chance to make a living for them- 1 the
hour o f 2 o ’clock P. M., an t
inch slices. Sprinkle with »alt, let
and their families th:s com- remain open until the hour of 7
stand ten minutes. Drain. Peel and lnff winter.
o’clock «if the same day when the
cut into thin wedg*--»haped piece*.
5. We can have better protection same »hall be closed.
Remove onion from the pan. Fry for our children from both fire!
B y order o f the district school
the eggplant in the same pan with Rnd traffic hazards.
board o f school district No. 48, of
4 tablespoon* butter.
Combine all
6- We car
do this without
in- Washington County, Oregon, msde
ingredients in a buttered oven dish, creasing taxes beyond the present thia 24th day o f June. A. D. 1935.
Salt to ta-»te. A«id tomato juice, rate.
Chairman, District School Board,
Cover with buttered crumbs a
n
d
------------------------L. W. Short.
heat in moderate oven (350° F.)
The Rev. Cherries F. Clarke called
A ttest: Althea Haulenbeck, School
25 minutes. 6 serving«.
oi Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Palm while District Clerk o f School District
he «».» in Seattle the first oi the No. 48 o f W ashirgton County, Or-
Banana Betty
w*«k.
egon.
adv C31-32
3 cups bread
3 tbsps. butter
\ O T IC K OK s e l l o u t . M K K I I M ,
2 apples
.\<>TICK IS H E K K H Y O IV E N to th«1 legal voters uf .H. hocl D istrict No
3 bananas
1«. .«f W ash in g ton County. State ..r O regon, that a ih A bo I m eeting o f th -
*4 cup sugar
* mi :I district will he held at B eav«rtoii H igh .-«<>h«Mil on- the 24th day o f J|il),
H tsp. cinnamon
t 1:44 nVIock in the afternoon, for the purpose o f diecuseing the
Out bread into Jic« and saute
with butter until brown. Peel ap- hll<,* ° 1 for t 1" ' h*r*l school year, biginniny June 18. l»jr>. and ending June
pies and bananas,
cut v*'ry thin. : l7, 1J3S* h ,,r, in
forth, and to vote on the proposition o f lev yin g a <Hs-
Dredge with sugar mixed with cin- ,r '
' x
n r p t ii r
namon. Cover bottom o f baking dish
with the bread, then add fruit and i;ai
,
, , tk .
«located R crrlp i.
t.alane* <oi hand at the beginn ing o f the fiscal school year (third
rem a in in g bread in altern a te la y e r *.
M onday l „ June) for which this budget i . made ..................... * , . 8 12.,a
sa v in g a fe w o f the crum b? to put To tc
received from the
County School Fund .................
5.020.3i;
on top. B a k e one h a lf hour, covere«!. T o be received from the
E lem en tary School Fund
............
i.iii.S il
a r d the la st fifte e n m in u tes uncov- T o he received from the State irreducible School Fund ..........................
634.4«
ered.
in
a
m o d era te
oven
( 3 7 5 ‘ To h* received from the
N o n -H ig h School D istrict Tor Tuition . .
24.907.18
F .). S e r v e s 6.
T '’ ,>*' received from tuition for i-upils below high school, etc. . .
lvQ.OO
__________________ T O T A L E S T I M A T E D IIE C E IP T S ........................................................................ .............................
$36.989.67
f\
A*
p
ti»itlwalp| K*pen«tltur«»N
Keasons biven ror
!««..-. . . . . . . .
Building School Now
H.gh
OEvEHAL CONTUOL
Clerk
and Rond
...................................
$l*ei>«
$289.30
Clerical
................................................
P rinting ar.d P ublicity
..............
7.V00
T otal
Ueneral Control . . . .
$27.7 00
T N S T n rC T IO N — 'T E A C H IN G
lT in cip al ..............................................
$ 1.20 0 00
T«»achers
............................................
«.$97.97
Supplies
..............................................
227.00
T extb ook s
..........................................
2S0 »0
1
Total instruction— teaching, $8.072 97
OPERATION o f p l a n t
360.00
Supplies ...........................................
2 «. an
q..,.,
100.00
100.00
$849 80
$1.124 SO
(Cant’d Prom Front Page)
only $15,000 as we have on hard
$ 2.343.60
$5,000 t«»h
to apply within the
18.529.62
next few weeks to this indebted­
800.00
ness. By the beginning o f the
30.00
school year our indebtedness will
*18.693.12
$26.766.09
-dtand $7,000 fo r the high school
ard $8,000
fo r the grade sehcol.
Janitor's Salary and Others
$1.0.-, 7.00
$1.203 00
Our financial standing is an ex-
Janitor's Supplies ...............
140.00
200.00
cellent one
fo r by 1938,
at our
Fuel and
Phone .............
2 00 .00
550.00
piesent yearly
rate
o f reducing
Light and Power ...................
183.92
344.25
1.70.00
our indebtedness we shall
be out
" "IL'
.................... .................
200 00
Of debt. Our school tax t h » pa»t
Expense of Operation »1.710.92
2.497.25
$1.228,17
yoar was lo mills, which was a-
. . ..
$200.00
$
700.00
niong the
.. ‘ .
........
kite very
J 1 lowest in Washing-
I.uiKlings and . (¡rounds
..........
160.00
4 50.00
t»«n Co., and this coming year if
T.,tni ...............
. „
$1.150 00
11.500.00
our budget is voted upon favorably v f x i l i a r y a g e n c ie s
a. it stanih" it will again be 15
Library Rooks ......................... $ 2 0 0 .0 0
$ 300.00
mills, although we have included
Home Economics ..................
1 0 0 .0 0
fr this y€»r'» bu«iget $3,200 for
Manual Training .......................
100.00
grounds for a new location for a
Transportation ..........................
1.030.00
7.200,00
grade school. This amount was not
Total Auxiliary Agencies, $1.230.00
$7.700.00
I8.9JO.O0
present
in any of our
previous FIXED CHARGES
budgets.
,
Insurance .....................................
$l83.tin
$365.00
_
__
__ ,
. ...
Total Fixed Charges . . . .
»350 00
\>e came w tne end o f this ; n V,.IT
oftlvy
school year with a $3,500 cash tal-
nv ' v sites. l-and ..............
$3 2ftft(io
nnee, while many other school* in
shop. Equipment
• 300.00
Oregon are on a
warrant bas’ s ervl
s. k . k a ..............................
200.00
800.00
have been on a
warrant basis for
New Furniture and Equipment,
2.80.00
850 00
three or ftour years back. The ft-,
Total Capital Outlay . . . . $3,630.00
1.650 00
$:.,30o no
i.arcial picture in our district ia DERT SERVICE
a most encouraging one and it is
Principal on Ronds ................
$5.000.00
440.00
690.00
not now a time
to conjuie 'Jp a
Interest on Ronds ....................
$5.690.00
pessimistic picture to keep US from ;
Total Debt Service ............. $140.00
*6.130 00
»topping forwsr«L If the taxpayer
» « « n u p af Kxpeaaitarea
$ 1.124.30
can only see the advantage to the ^” ,n, , **-r»*r»t Control ..........
26.766.09
district o f accepting this opportun- l " ' - 1' 'n-tru ctlon -T each ln g
. . .
_ .
Tot« Expense of Operat on
4,228.17
tty which presents itiself now, we
T otal M aintenance and Repair
1.500.00
shall surely be upon a safe and T otal A uxiliary A gencies
8.950.00
firm financial basis, for our build­ T otal Fixed Charges
650.00
ing ne«*ds will have been cared T otal Capital Outlay
5.300.00
fo r ten years or longer ahead, and T otal Debt Service
6.130.00
in time we can be completely ut
T otal E stim ated E xpenditures for year
*54.54* 76
<\i debt ami have the lowest school
H e. a p itu la tlo n
tax o f any <listric.t in this county t o t a l e s t i m a t e d e x p e n d i t t r e s f o r t h e y e a r
$54.548.7«
that maintain* a hwh school.
j i-Ess t o t a l e s t i m a t e d r e c e i p t s f o r t h e t e a r
36.989.67
A M O l’ NT TO RE R A IS E D RT D IS T R IC T T A X ......................... $17.559.09
The .school board feels that wc j
T atat ladeM erine«* o f District
may put on this building program,
and not increase the .nchool tax of Bonded Debt, including negotiab le w a rra o t* ........................................... $20.000. $0
Total Indebtedness o f D istrict ........... . . . . . ' . .................................... $20.1100.00
the district appreciably, »f at all.
Dated this 21th. June. 1935.
In 11929 our gymnasium v a» built
S ig n e d :
with a $30,*00 bond issue, and the
A lthea llnulenhec!., D istrict Cl«‘ ik U 3V Short. Chairm an Roard o f D iircto rs
statement
wa*
then
made
that
it!
,, .
, Approved by Budget C om m ittee J u n e 19. 19S5
could be done by proper manage- signed:
,
ment without inCI easing the then xt \v. M anning. Sec.. Budget C o m. ; W , \V. Cameron. Chairm an Budget Coal
prevailing school millage tax. By Posted thia 24th June. 1935.
■tudytng the records it h found,
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Altb«a Hauienhack, District ci«rk
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