Sherman County observer., July 09, 1915, Image 2

The
O b s e rv e r.
A wedding of much interest in
social centers of Sherman county
was that of Miss Leah Woods
Cushman to M r. Edgar Edward
Sibray, of Portland, solemnized
at eleven o’clock Wednesday
July 9. 1915 morning, July 7th, at the farm
F R ID A Y
home, near M oro, of the bride’s
parents. M r. and Mrs. E . A. Cush­
Eatercd m second cl« « matter «1
post office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, 1891. man, the impressive ring cere­
mony being used by R e v J J . S.
Manager. Crowder, of Wasco.
C . L . I reland ..
=
Shortly before the bridal party
1 entered the front parlor M itt Ina
Send for advertising
MORO. OREGON.
(Bùi fip for Staat Wy.
If you do not read The Observer,
' Hansen favored the guests jwith a
not?
vocal solo sang with charming
W e would like to have you take It, and
we know it would be profitable to you to voice and inflexion and accom­
become a aubacnber.
W e «end it two panied with the piano .by Mrs.
yean for $2.50; one year $1.50; 12% eta a
As the strains of
month isn’t much. T ry it. Order by G .E.Lew ellen.
postal card, and pay for it when you can. the solo wafted into distance the
W a will not be responsible for the
neglect of subscribers to notify as of
changes in their addrem. N o r w ill the
notification of a Postmaater that the sub­
scriber has ‘ •Removed” settle the bill of a
delinquent.
M r.P ike was formerly assessor for
Sunday dinner was popular at
this county and also represented
the
Hotel M dro last week. E .H .
this district in the state legislature.
They were visiting at Grass Valley Moore and wife, J.C. McKean and
at the home of their son, I.D.Pike. family, Dr. Poley and wife, and
C.L.Ireland and wife were at one
Rev, R . J. Col I ¡son, pastor of table while J.N . Landry and fam
the Christian church at Vancou­ ily, accompanied by Miss Sarah
ver, Wash., who was visiting this Ruggles, and C.L.Powell and fam
week at the home of his step-son, ily, accompanied by Mrs. May,
John Hastings, is reported to have were seated at a table near by.
died suddenly at Turner, Oregon,
July 7th, while preachiog from
F. G . Dunton, city superintend
the text “ prepare to live and you ent of schools at Cottage Grove,
is visiting at the Home of his bro­
will be prepared to die." '
ther, F E. Dunton, city superin
The Columbia River Highway tendent of schools at M oro. M r.
is now open for travel. It was Dunton motored from his home
declared officially opened this to Portland and up the Columbia
week when a party of twenty autos highway as far as Bonneville, as
containing state, county and good the route was not then open he
roads enthusiasts t made the trip ' had to return and ship his car to
from Portland to Wasco.
The Dalles.
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T-.
British Vessel Escapes With
Captain and 8 Men Killed
and 8 Wounded.
Queenstown.— W ith nine dead sail*
ore stretched on her deck, eight men
lying wounded belong, and her sides
riddled with «hot and shell, the British
steamship Anglo-Cell tornlan .steamed
Into Queenstown harbor after having
withstood the attack of a German sub­
marine for four hours.
The ship’s escape from destruction
was accomplished with no other means
Of defense than the indomitable spirit
of her captain and crew, combined
with masterly seamanship, which en­
abled her to frustrate the efforts of
her assailant to torpedo her.
The story of how Captain Parslow
stood on the bridge of the Anglo-Cali­
fornian amidst a rain of shot, and
calmly directed the movements of his
ship «»til he was killed by a shall, and
of how his place was taken by his son
until British destroyers appeared and
the »ubmartne was compelled to flee,
was told by the survivors.
-O ur captain was a brave man,- said
one of the narrators. “ He kept st his
post on the bridge, coolly giving or­
ders as the submarine circled around
vainly seeking to g et a position
from which It could give us a death
blow with torpedoes. AU the while
the underwater boat continued to rain
shot and shell upon us and a t times
was so close that she was able to em­
ploy her guns effectively.
"At last one shell blew the captain
off the bridge, killing Jilm outright
and terribly mutilating him.”
The son of Captain Parslow, serving
M second mate, was standing by his
father’s side when the latter was k ill­
ed. The soa was knocked down by
the violence of the explosion. Spring­
ing to his feet, he seised the wheel
and, as ably as his father had done,
continued dodging the submarine un­
til British destroyers appeared.
A HO RSE
AL vju AXS k W X / 5
“TH e
w ax
home «
A h A O T O M O B l t e
ooesnSr
KNCAAj
N 0TH1H*
I«
ing a fortnight in Sherman county
Turkey baattfl
more spies to the inspecting wheat varieties on the
square mtto
any other country, Experiment Farm and in fields of
as any one
has been to Turkey
farmen.
«
win agree.
The peculiar
Is that they
trusted, so
spies 1 m the
spy upon the
The govern
own spies to
even the great
are already
W hat la
Is quits open,
by wherever t
are gathered to
nveraatlon. ’
rally get w
especially
luck to he
months.
I t la the
usually
since he or
aatlon in a
son who
loud tone
eepedally—to
gaged to
ness. and tl
of politics
| nd ipindiit lllaribom | IDiHinf (¡o
» . H . L lc K e a n , M a n a g e r , W a s c o , O r e g o n
about tbea
The first automobile party to
Jvea eaunot be
regular chain of come into Sherman county by
There are spies to
way of the Columbia river high­
way was H . A . M oore and wife.
Harry Moore and wife, and Glad*
ra Watkins. They left Portland
Tuesday afternoon and made the
trip in eight boon; twelve hours^
total time, four lost by car trouble
officials have their
other people, but
oritles themselves
upon.
method of spying
be spies will stand
; or three foreigners
¡her and listen to the
Ron» to Turkey natu-
er such attentions,
The Hotel M oro bad a dote
might be their bad
call
from destruction by fire Sun*
about for weeks or
tied” visitor who
most attention.
11 carry on conver­
g e rt one. The per-
rkey converses to s
«undry—the «pies
that hs Is only sn-
, or legitims ts bust
inn leaves the topic
alone. — London
day evening near eight o'clock.
W hen first discovered flames were
mounting above the toof, but were
soon under control. The fire was
outside the building in a pocket
back of the pantry and is supposed
to have caught from a cigarette
thrown from an upper window.
Cstatiaa.
Ireland
Iceland was once very near to be­
coming a part of the British empire.
Uninhabited until the middle of the
ninth centnry, It was first discovered
by a Utile company o f Irish monks.
Who had fied their own ton<' to escape
the ravages of tbs pagan Nonemen.
They built themselves a home to the
new land, and seemingly Intended to
stay when, after a flew years, the
Nonemen.aleo discovered Iceland, and
the monks fled back to In la n d . Not a
few Scotch and Irish emigrants, how­
ever. found their way to Iceland to
taler times.—Loodon express.
A Obilly Spot.
* “You’ll have to change my place ou
the bill.’’ declared the lady acrobat “1
find the audience too cold.”
. “How w ill a shift help that a n y F
demanded the vaudeville manager.
“Why, I come on Just a fter a fellow
who to lecturing on the arctic.”- .
Louisville Courier Journal.
GERMANS BEATEN IN
BALTIC SEA BATTLE
DEALERS IN
Lim e,
Plaster, Cement, Builders
Lum ber, Wood, Coal, .
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
S u p p lie s ,
M AN UFA CTURER S OF
M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R .
W H E N YOU T R A V E L
BY AUTO
A N D V IS IT T H B D A L L E S
STORE
YOUR
Io the County Court of the
State of Oregon B lor S h e r i
Io the matter of the eatate of W illia m
Currie, deceased.
To John Bocomworth, Elisabeth M ain,
John A . Bosom worth, Robert Currie
Boaomworth, Jamea Samuel Bosom-
worth, Charles Robb Boaomworth,
Rebecca Groff, and Janet Booom-
' worth, heira at tow of mid deceased,
aad to each aad all of you. greeting:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
you and each and all of you are hereby •ooooooooooooooooooooooooo
notified, cited and required to be and ap­
pear in the above entitled court in the
above entitled matter on Saturday, the 14th
day of August, a .o . 1915, at the hour of 2
o ’clock p m of said day, theo and there
to show cause, if any there be; why the
petition of L Barnum, tbe administrator,
filed herein, for an order of sale and order
o f sale ae prayed for, should not be grant­
Corner of 7th end Stark S treet.
ed, and the following described lands sold
at private sale, in the manner provided by
C H A S . W R IO H T , P rosigan«
tow, not lets than half o f purchase price to
M . C . D I C K IN S O N , M a n s « o r .
be paid in cash, balance to be secured by
note and mortgage on tbe property, bear­
Il it» n ew , a n d its r o o m s are p r o v id e d w ith
ing not less than eight per tent per annum
Interest, payable within a reasonable time,
- r u n n i n g w a te r a n d lo n g d i s t a n c e t e le p h o n e s .
all subject to the confirmation ot the court
E u r o p e a n p la n . K a te s $1 p er d a y a n d u p .
towlt;
,
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The north half of northeast quarter
(n% ne% ) of section six (6) in township
three (3) south, range eighteen (18) east
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of W illam ette meridian, containing seven­
ty-eight and eighty-eight hundredths qcres ]
more or less, according to government
l-H I 1 1 11 4- H I 4 -H H 4-1 H -H I I I -i- M -i-l- i-l-4-4 -1 -l l -l- l l 111 I H H H - 1
survey, said tracts being more particularly
described as lots numbered one (1) and
two (2) of said section six' (6) in Mid
toqmahip and range, together with the ten­
ements, hereditaments and appurtenances
P o r t la n d , O re g o n .
thereunto belonging and appertaining.
Eester« Oregon Headquarters.
Witness tbe Hon Fred Krusow, judge
of the Mid court and tbe seal of Mid court
^ *— 1 affixed,
this
7th
day of
LS \
July, s o. 1915.
WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
T H E D A LLES.
.
HOTGL
History Is s voice forever sounding
across the centuries the laws of right
and wrong. Opinions altar, manners
change, creeds rise and fall, but the
moral law Is written on the tablets of
eternity. For every false* word or un­
righteous deed, for cruelty and oppres­
sion, for Inst or vanity, the price has
to be paid at last—not always by the
chief offenders, bat paid by soma one.
Justice and truth alone endure and
Bva. IaJuatfce and falsehood may be
long lived. but doomsday cornea at last
to them to French revolutions and
other terrible w ays—James Anthony
The suggestion that soldiers should
be clean shaven weald not have com­
mended Itself to Victor Emmanuel IL ,
who bold It lncumbeut on a .soldier to
look ferocious One of hto first acts
In assuming the royal dignity aftas the
battle of Novara was to change what
he celled bis “milksop's appearance”
by applying black dye to hla hair and
mustache, which were naturally fair.
Thia be' continued to use until hla
death, always applying the dye him­
self. ‘for he hated barbers or valets to
come near him.—London Chronicle
Selecting a Vast.
“ Whitt a very fortunate woman M r*
Tipper IS! Her hUMbund never apere«
expense lh m i l Tying her every wtoh ”
“ Is be no very rk b F
“ X«. Imt 21 rw Tiiqter la one of ihten*
envhih'.e people v ho ran have hyntericv
I t wtW “ - I ’hixburgh 1‘rwa*.
O ffic e i n re s id e n c e .
1. W . D . W a ile a .
book, do M to s M lr st
te tres te the beet of a p kaowledse sad belief.
W. D . W sltoa. caabtor.
Subecribod end swore to before * e this 7th day
OREGON
.NEW-HOTEL PERKINS t
Positiv ly rrvat centrally
located
Fifth St. ca>t pass
the doors every few minutes-
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P op u lar P riced R estau ran t
¿European Ptoe. Vales g/.ffff and wp
G rover J. D u ffey
r i r i l l l H l I I » » -H -l -l- i-i H - H .4.4 i» K*Kririri- H I I
H otel
Notice
The Dalles, Oregon
H e a d q u a r t e r s for o u r S h e r m a n C o u n ty
fr ie n d s ; p r ic e s r e a s o n a b le ; fir st c l a s s
r e s t a u r a n t W ith t h e h o t e l.
«T w o B l o c k s F r o m N e w D e p o t
F R E E A U T O B U S T O A N D F R O M A L L T R A IN S
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VINTON HOTEL
Grass Valley, Oregon.
W . H. K a g a d a le
MORO
of Sale of Real Estate.
E n tir e ly n e w , c o n v e n ie n t to b u sin e ss.
C le a n b e d s, a n d ta b le th e b e st t h e m a r k e t
w ill afford . P r ic e s r e a s o n a b le .
C om ­
m e r c ia l tra d e s o lic it e d . -. - '
OREGON.
In the County Court of the State of O re­
gon tor Sherman county.
la the
matter of the eatate of John H . I^ee-
CJT.BetOHt, W .C.BavAM T. M .G .B ix is .
dry, deceased.
Notice is hereby gives that under aad
by virtue of on order heretofore made and
on tbe
entered to M id court ii
the nndersign-
6th day of July, a.c
August 7th,„,
ed will on and after
Mid day at the
1915, at 9 o ’clock a.m.
A tto r n e y s-a t-L a w
A Ellis, in
law offices of Bright,
Moro, Oregon, proceed to sell at private
M ie, tor cash, subject to tbe confirmation
a
1
o ffic e s a t
of the court, tbe following described reel
eatate situated within the Q ty of Moro, in
M id County aad State, towit: *
The Dalles and M o ro ,
Lots two (2) snd three (3) and the
half of lots four (4) lying adjacent to lot
three (3) and fractional lot one (1) of
block see«« (7 ) of the«rigtonl town, now
city, of Moro*, Oregon, hod fractional lot
one (1) of block «eves (7) of Barnum's
addition to M id city, together with the
tenements, ^ereditamenta, and appurten­
ances thereunto belonging and appertain­
A tto rn e y a t L a w
ing.
Dated this 7th day of July, 1915.
Sarah E. Landry, administratrix.
Bright, Bryant & Ellis, M oro, Oregon,
Attorneys for administratrix.
B rig h t, B ry an t & Ellis.
CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES.
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HOTEL MORO
W* C R U T L E D G E , Proprietor.
Ore.
N e a r e s t H o te l t o B u s in e s s C e n te r , B a n k
a n d D e p o t. C o u r te o u s T r e a t m e n t , C le a n
B ed s a n d T a b lé t h e b e s t th e m a r k e t w i l l
a f fo r d .
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T he readers o f thia papar w ill
a m that there to a t toast
—
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Catarrtk.
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Ratorntty. Catarrh
ro e a f^ H a lid ’S
Urnalty. nette d c
and mucous nurteem
nature »■ aotnn
have m mush
am that they
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D A R N I E L L E B R O S ., P rop rietors
L aw yer.
O ffice w ith
Director«.
i i
L Q. SWETLAND, Mgr. - +
mF
butldtnx up tha '
W h.ch/
When a man Inatata on elnastfytng
all women aa ftmla the evidence |a
weight.' ’ hat either he er Ma wife
married one tVaabington I’oS
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State of Oregon
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C ju e ty of Sherman J
C o treo S l
R. C . A tw ood.
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WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY
D r . C . L . P o le y
History.
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WHEN IN PORTLAND STOP AT
J . R. M organ
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In the concrete, recently completed, tully equipped,
roomy garage of W alther-W illiam s Company.
Competent
workman always ready to help you m any way they can at
least expense to you. For any service rendered the ?charge
will always be reasonable.
1
A Perfaat Cineh.
i
*
J a h Upon Strangers,
Upon lU elf.
but
The Man by the Side e f the Track.
“flaven’t you any larger checksF
“No,” said tbs tailor. “These are the
largest I have.”
“1 frnr you hare not a very extenalve
line of doth ”
; ‘
/
“These are about sa large as checks
eouie In cloth I might possibly make
you up a vest out of linoleum.“—1
vllle Courier Journal.
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C A K T
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“ TH E F A H S
C 7 V T S ID 6
It NeYBnly K
Carlton R. Ball and L.F.Jeffrys
o f Washington, D .C ., are upend­
We have ail seen him. usually a
abort dark foreigner, lioidtog a tool la
one band and grabbing at his headgear
wltb the other as our train wblrla by.
covering trim wltb dost but not too
busy to flash a smile to return'for auy
chance to salute H a to now an object
Berlin, via London.— A statement Is­
of great Interest at weighty railroad
sued by the cJerman admiralty relative conference«. Budnent engineers and su­
to an engagement In the Baltic sea perintendents a rt planulng about him—
Confirms the report that the German bow to gel and iw>«d bto loyalty, bow to
mine-layer -Albatross was forced to secure Iris beat service*. We-hear of
run aground on the coast of the Island permanent employment, fair pay. wltb
of Gothland, and says that 20 of her two weeks’ vacnllnu. tbe best of tools,
J
K A . McPherson, clerk.
crew were killed in the fight and 27 free land for gnnleu patches. old ties
for 'firewood and oilier privileges. I*ref- Bright, Bryant St Ellis, Moro, Oregon,
were wounded.
The Albatross ran
Attorneys for Administrator.
erence la io be given to the married
aground In a sinking condition after
mau
We m u s t-"to bis respect nud
two "hours’ heavy fighting with four confidence by trcsTtog him on tbe prin­
Russian cruisers.
ciple« of the Gohttm Rule. How wild
The text of the statement follows: ail this must nouitd to any driving fore­
“The admiralty reports that a por­ man of tbe sort that bullied gnug* fif­
tion- of light Baltic naval forces, re­ teen to twenty year* ngq! I f tltto keep«
MORO,
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turning from outpost duty, met st up we sind I reach a condltiuu of tbluga
to
which
It
will
he
Intolerable
Io
be
about 6 o’clock on the morning of
1st to 15th of each month.
poor — Collier's Weekly
Jyly 2 the Russian armored cruisers
patrollng between Gothland and Win
N o . 216. R«^rt t l tbe C i « « . » af
dau (Russia). Isolated fighting devel
oped, our weak forces attempting to TU« Bank ot M e r e ,0* M ore. In tba Mala of O r «So a. W A S C O .
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OREGON
«I the cloac o< buatoow toaa 23, 1911.
draw the Russian vessels within range
16th to 30th of each month.
of the other German ships.
$128.6« 48
“In the course of the fighting the
U » 4$
Overdrafts, secured sad aaescured.
AlbatrosS was unable to regain touch Furnilure and B a la r a s -...........................
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with her own forces. After two hours Due trom approved rssprve b a n k a ..........• 21.594 V
of heavy fighting against four armor­ Checkt «ad otbar cook bam ......
ed cruisers, which continued firing Creh oa ................................................ . . . . 4,246 7»
Total . . . . . . . 7
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within Swedish territory waters, the
Liabilitioa—
Albatross was compelled
to
go
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n .
aground In a sinking condition near Capital Mock paid t o - . . . « . ........... .
9.008 00
Sarplua luad ......................................... . . . .
Oestgarns, tn Gothland. Twenty men U o d M d ed proOta, Uaa «xpaaaaa aad
were killed and 27 wounded.
The
61 40
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wounded were well treated by the D m io banka and bootofy ............
M oro, O reg o n .
Individual deposits rehjart lo check . . . «0.644 «3
Swedish officials.”
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TURKISH' SPT SYSTEM.
I 1 I 1 » I t- M
bridal party appeared and to the
inspiriting strains of a wedding
march played by Miss Hansen,
preceeded by Rev. Crowder, ad­
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex­ vanced to where a beautiful floral
cept when for money making purposes. £ell bung suspended, and under
Such notices at regular rates at the option
its benign influence the vows of
Of the publishers.
A t any tlmavhsn requested to do so, Hymen yrere exchanged.
(he paper w ill be oiscoatinued. Bat we
The bride was attired in a beau­
expect that all arrears w t.i he paid before
tiful
gown of cream duchess satin
meh request is made. It is easy to ask us
for a statement, which will be cheerfully with wedding veil of white chiffon
tendered nt any time.
held in place by a wreath o f
The price of The Observer to $1.50 per
orange
blossom and carried a
tor six months, 50 cento for
E Ï
hat i i naid in advance we bouquet of bride roses and was
accept $2.50 in full ‘or 2 yean.
Shot ter
terms then one year 12% cento per mooth. attended by her cousin, Miss Au-
A Blue Mark here w ill answer an io- dra W atkinl of Portland, who
query, when entered upon our
was gowned in a pink and white
giving the date of the paper as the date at
silk de chine and carried a large
which your current subscription expires.
bouquet of pink carnations. 1 he
groom
wore conventional black
Another Pioneer»’ Basket D in­
and
was
attended by M r. Frank
ner 4th of July celebration has
passed into history and is consid­ Coulter of Portland.
Following the ceremony and
ered to be the most successful that
has been held at Demoss Grove. informal reception an elaborate
The day was as perfect as could buffet lunch was served and at the
be devised and the roads could close, with much ceremony, the
not be improved upon. There bride’s cake was cut; M itt Mary
was close to a thousand people Vintin secured the button, Clifford
gathered, attracted by the program W ood the ring, Mrs. Carlson the
which had been arranged as well thimble, and M r. Sibray the lucky
as the prospect of meeting old dime. Miss Esther Cushman, tit­
neighbors and friends and to le! to the bride, esught the brides
enjoy the basket dinner, which is bouquet.
Am id showers of rice, old shoes
a feature of the celebration.
tied to their hand baggage, and a
A government wheat expert, in deep toned cow bell trailing their
the county last week, said the crop auto the bridal party were taken
damage was mainly due to one to The Dalles by the father of the
particularly cold night, about a bride, where they left the same
month ago, which was followed afternoon by boat for Portland.
Those attending from Portland
by an unusually hot day; coupled
were
M r. and Mrs. H . A. Moore,
with a gradually growing custom
M
r.
and
Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs.
of increasing the seed sown to the
Laura
Moore,
M r. and Mrs. H.S.
acre. He said in a majority of
McDanel,
Misses
Gladra and Au-
the fields visited there were 120
dra
Watkins,
relatives
of the
heads of grain to the foot, about
bride,
and
Frank
Coulter.
half too many.
M r. and Mrs. Sibray will make
B. F. Pike and wife are pioneer their future home at Portland,
Sherman folks, now living at where M r. Sibray is employed in
Newberg, who greeted their old the civil engineer department of
neighbors at Demoss on the 3d. the Pacific Telephone Co.
STEAMSHIP RESISTS ?
SUBMARINE i HOURS
W asco ,
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 0 .
Opposite Postoffice
O regon
Moro
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O A L I T T L E M IS S IO N A R Y W O R K I N YO U
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