Gresham outlook., December 31, 1912, Image 1

V \
TWICE A WEEK
VOL 2.
NO. 88
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31,
Ever at Your Service”
Phone 701
1912
>1.50 PER YEAR
CITY’S GROWTH PLEASANT GRANGE
VALLEY
ANOTHER LINK IN
WILL STATE FAIR BE
ELECTS
THE MYSTIC CHAIN ^ ed from salem ?
IS REVIEWED
IN MANY ITEMS
11497584
A
Decade of Prosperity
¿R ecorded by the Writer
of History.
P leasant Valley grange met in all
session. A fter a m ost excel- j
E. L TH ORPE.
lent dinner, a sh o rt lectu re hour
A nother span of the m ystic links
was enjoyed. The grange then con of invisible space has been throw n
vened in te g u la r session, th is being across the deep and m urky w aters
th e annual election day. the follow- of life— a span th a t has brought
| ink officers were elected
for the Time and E tern ity closer together.
. ing officers
1
coming year: M aster, H. W. Snas- and w rought to all who a re uoou
hall; T
-
i
ï
8hure8 lu th is Ufe
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tu
R ^ “X a n t stew ’
' “^ rer,
' ' ’J i Mrs.
u d M.
Moore-
V**“ <Umpse8’ oi th'
Is day
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A com plete review of the grow th
of G resham for th e past ten o r
,
twelve years would be interesting
reading to one who has not been
here all th a t tim e. It would be a
m a tte r of pride to the old-tim er to
Reports th a t the sta te fa ir asso-
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th e wormwood and th e gall.
Shade elation Is in great d istress
only S o c ia l a n d
- 1 r e .-
“ud sunshine are alike to
them , confirm the statem ent made in the
™ 1 er8onal Doings of
4ud thu
d e a r's greeting th a t Outlook last Septem ber th a t the fair
H oliday Season T o ld
8 8pokeu aU “ round is unheeded in grounds are located at the wrong
in P arag rap h s.
?">0U8’ carelt88 ln iau cy > and
“ " p l a c e . There is to be an effort
tr la “‘
'Uade ‘° haVe ,h e 8,4,e
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Camp are en-
j take hold of the concern w ith a
a visit from th e ir son Jam es
ustom has made th is day a tim e view to exchanging the property at
“ nd family who are here from
Oí *U irth- Oí a u 8 tiu 8 -
Joy; 8 da> Salem for a location near P ortland '»"«‘«r
tO
“ Wak' !Uiu* o i old
a “ d m ake an appropriation for new
Mrs. Chas. Camp won the goose
read all about the progress of ou r ard
,ad a8sislant'
“ de th a t 18 t0
cr088ed- “« m b ran ces and new resolves, tu rn - buildings
If the fair is to be con-
the p ictu re show last
F riday
town if it were set before him in , ’
\ . r? " ’ A > “““m tant before them , ere th e y ,r e a c h the ‘“ K over new leaves in the pages of tinned at Salem a great exnenae n ,«h‘
stew ard, Mrs.
d etaii, b_‘^ h e already knows all chaplain Mrs” M E Donley“ ^ e a t ° lh er 8hore; To m any— and they Life s book and w riting thereon the will be necessary, probably ns much
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Riddle were
chaplain,
Mrs. M. E
about it although he may be some-
. _y ’ tr eas- “ re all our loved
ones—
th
e
angel
of
»
o
rd
s
th
a
t
are
to
be
a
blessing
if
as
»!(
,
i ., .
’
I — --0 0 ,0 0 0 , and th ere will be some en tertain ed over C hristm as a t a
urer, Mrs F ro st; secretary,
Miss , Death, with his shining wings, from ^ e i r text and p u rp o rt is strictly opposition to such a large outlay at » ° U8« Party a t the home of Dr. and
w hat confused about his dates. As
E dna Berke; gatekeeper,
H. the far-aw ay and unknow n land be- followed,k or a th o rn to rankle the th at place. As there
is a
de- Mrs R. H. H ughes in P ortland
there has been no attem p t to m ake a
Richey; Ceres, Eva B erke; Pomo­
chronological record if events or im ­
youd, has called, and
they have «“erntfry if the vows are forgotten ficiency of nearly »20.000 to he
Mr4- M. D. K ern was pleasantly
na, Deete Holcomb; F lora, L aura been borne before us past th e deep ll‘at have been recorded;
and a j made up it will cost the sta te th at surprised last Friday,
provem ents it is m erely a glance
when
her
Aloore.
backw ard th a t anyone can give at
abyss, th a t yaw ning chasm th a t Piercing blade of conscience is uu- much m ore
to place th e fair in niece Mrs. Geo. H ansen of Pendle­
This is th e te n th consecutive tim e opens between the m ortal and the sheathed to stab th e guilty one th a t ) shape to continue.
th is tim e.
ton dropped in on her for sh o rt
G resham seems to d ate her per­ . that *».« Mr. S nashall has been elected im m ortal, and gained the prom ised has ¿ “ red to tran sg ress or tu rn
a plan has been nrnn»«e<t in *,v visit.
land of life e te rn a l w here w aters of back to the blots th a t bestrew the
m anent grow th from th e tim e th a t ° * u ° ICe’ The g ran *e sta rted
F ra n k Roberts of G reenhorn, a r ­
change the Salem fair grounds for
oth er granges w ithout cap- life lave the sands of Times b r ig h t: Pa S"s of th e book ju s t closed,
it became necessary to rebuild a l e a
rived
here yesterduy for a visit
the
Country
Club
property
at
Mon­
ital or oth er property. They now shOre
g rea ter portion of th e business p a rt
Over many heads th e silvery
And now, on th is day, when we tavilla. That plan w-ould undoubt th a t will continue an o th er m onth
have
no
debt
and
have
one
of
the
frost
of th e place a fte r th a t fateful morn
of age has settled in snowy who are left to claim th e w orld’s j dely m ake a success of the State am ong
relatives and friends. He
of October I, 1901. T hat was the m ost com modious halls in the conn- Hakes, am ong the gold or raven rew ard for o u r virtues, or to receive fair, but it is not good business loft hom e neurly a m onth ago and
date of th e "big fire ," and with iy. neatly furnished and at a con- tresses, and. as each cycle of years its scorn for o u r sins, let us listen Io establish the fair grounds on has been visiting ln cen tral' Oregon
the rebuilding of the stru ctu re s th a t servative estim ate i s easily worth comes round> th e fro sts are dwjper to the "still, sm all voice” th at such valuable property. It would with other relatives.
were burned cam e the s ta rt th a t has »2,500. and alth o u g h sm all in num- and w hiter, and cover more thickly speaks and tells us of our good, be a b etter policy for th e state
Some needed repairs will be m ade
resulted in th e rem arkable grow th of hers, the grange is in a very flour- the locks th a t are bowed down with and head th e unheard words th a t fair grounds to be located fu rth e r on the Odd F ellow s’ hall, am ong
isning
condition
th e town.
an o th er y ear of age and care.H ands tell o u r m ind's ea r of the path th at out and we would suggest the them being anew roof when
the
The room donated by the grange a re older and palsied; eyes are dim-
At th a t tim e there were no rail­
is th e tru e one to earth ly happiness Twelve-mile corners as th e best and w eather will perm it.
and
fitted
up
by
the
grange,
the
roads, nor banks, nor new spapers,
m er and voices w eaker; h ea rts are j or heavenly bliss when this life's most convenient in the county. With
Mr. and Mrs. A. C Gage and
nor m uch of anything. Two ru ra l Push club, and th e Ladies Aid is less loving and tender, as if they scenes are closed to
H elen,
of
us forever a reg u lar car service on the Mount dau g h ters Phebe and
now ready
bmin is had forgotten th e vows m ade by the . Have charity for all and malice for Hood line and the building of
routes had been established
the
P o rtland, spent Sunday w ith Mr.
held. **' UPS *“ th e da>'8 “ gone, and th e steps none, ever keep in rem em brance the
spring before but the mail came th p d ^ran &
spur to th e grounds th e re would be and Mrs. F . L. Everson.
,7
€V€“ in g ’ ° f aU are
J *
the goal golden rule, and cast the tem pter every facility th a t the fa ir grounds
by stage from P o rtlan d , arriving an < T v n ,
Mrs. M. D. K ern spent last S at­
about noon. T here were two church­ Jan. 3, a t 7:3 0 , for all persons In- of iife_ t he grave,
rela­
behind you th a t poisons with words at Salem have at present. There urday ln Beaverton visiting
es, and th e old schoolhouse was ju st terested to form a lib rary associa- j Again have new lives come on the of envious m eaning th e h eart th a t is everything to be said ln favor tives, and
retu rn ed
Sunday
to
being replaced by a four-room srtuc- tto “ - All residents of th e Valley scene; y o u n g - ,o o young to realize is prone to hate.
Let joy and of th is location
and
plenty
of P ortland to join Mr. K ern and
this the sorrow s th a t a re ln gtore; t0Q
ture. There was a cheap hotel and should come o ut and give
Roy K ern and W. J. H ollenbeck
m irth
reign
suprem e
today; ground available.
young to know th a t th ere lg Uf<#
ju st enough business houses to satis­ p roject th e ir support.
and family when they all took d in­
eat, d rin k and be m erry, for to­
fy th e w ants of the people, if not
opened to them in which they will m orrow you may die; and pass to
ner to g eth er w ith old friends. Mr.
One Round Trip Lex.«.
The young people will g ath er at , a8ta tho b ltter and th e sw eet as it
too p articu la r. T here were four
and Mrs. Hollenbeck ure from H ey­
each o th er th e hand of friendship
A
change
in
the
schedule
of
the
secret orders but no library. There H. L. P oppleto n ’s to w atch the old is mixed in the cup th a t touches on this day of all others, wishing Mt. Hood railw ay discontinues
burn, Idaho. They
rem ained
in
one
were scarcely 200 people here and year out and the new year in.
th eir lips, and w here they m ust find to each and all a Happy New Year. round trip over th a t road, one-half Portland for u few days.
Mrs.
Miss May K esterson, who is teach­
not a m odern residence ln the whole
trip in the m orning, th e o th er half Hollenbeck, la the d au g h ter of Mr.
ing at Kyser, Ore., was hom e for a
com m unity.
C alf T liieves Paroled
E arly Closing.
in th e evening
Beginning Wednes­ and Mrs. M. O. K ern.
week's vacation.
W ith th e rebuilding of th e burned
Mrs. Mubel Meade, form erly
of
Rube J Eppers, Key Cox and
B eginning W ednesday, Jan . 1, all day m orning the trip from Greah
d istric t cam e an im petus th a t has
F ra n k Jones, calf thieves rounded tlie slores of Gresham will close at am to Montavilla and retu rn , leav­ Gresham , cam e out from P ortland
never lagged since. The O. W. P
up by the sh eriff's office and police (• o'clock every evening, excepting ing here at 6 o'clock, will be dis on S aturday afternoon with her
was built through Gresham the next
a few w eeks ago, en tered pleas of Saturdays. This action was d eter­ continued; also the
6 :2 0 evening children to see th e C hrlsm las tree
year and the first tra in arrived on
The opening hour of the library guilty before Ju d g e McGinn S atu r­ mined upon at a m eeting of tho train to C ottrell and retu rn . O ther provided for Ja n e Everson. Sever­
Ja n . 1, 1903. I t was draw n by lo­ will be changed to 12 in. on every day They were paroled.
M erchants' association last week. parts of tho tim e card will remain al other young people were Invited
comotive, but electricity was sub­ day except S aturday when It will
all p articu la r friends, and a m erry
The sentence of the court
was O ther im p o rtan t m a tte rs are being as at present
stitu ted soon after, and the m ails be opened a t 1 p.m. This arrange- th a t any one of them who breaks considered which will be announced
tim e was had by them d u rin g the
began to arrive by rail. In
the m ent has been m ade to accom m odate his p aro le w111
few
hours they spent together.
required to serve later.
You will find th a t d ru g g ists every
m eantim e three more ru ra l routes those out of to w n ' stiiSents, who th r«e m onths in th e county jail on
Miss Mae H opkins and Geo. Hop­
where speak well of C ham berlain's
Cough Remedy. They know
from kins. J r., were c a lle r^ on Greshuni
had
been established and things are unable to use the library ex- each indictm en t, of which th e re were
Cost of H igh L iving Solved!
'long experience in the sale of it friends one day last week.
began to move.
cepting d urin g
school
hours. A four each a8alnst E ppers und Cox
T hursday special— Sugar
cured th a t In cases of coughs and colds II
Then cam e a weekly new spaper,
G randm a Wood is spending a few
cu rren t event bulletin
is
posted and two against Jones. The sent-1 unsinoked heavy bacon 12 14 cents can always lie depended upon, and
th e H erald, and since th a t tim e weekly of th e principal events with ences wouId also ru n consecutively, Per pound. Gresham Cash M arket. th a t it is pleasant and safe to take. few days at Damascus visiting rela­
For sale by Gresham D rug Co., anil tives.
G resham has never been w ithout a references to the d ifferen t papers not
concurrently,
Ju d g e McGinn
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Dealers everywhere.
paper to w ork for its interests, a l­ and m agazines attain ab le.
Mrs. Mubel Meade and children
S k atin g W ednesday N ight.
Some 8tated'
spent Sunday with Mrs. H arry Wood.
though there have been changes in
The
Gresham
sk
atin
g
rin
k
will
good ideas can be obtained from the
the publication from tim e to tim e, m onthly garden bulletin as to w hat
W ostell & Co., a re moving th e ir
Ti,e nu,8t 8CV«re rain »term of the be open for all am usem ent seekers
stock of groceries and general m er­
resu lting in th e rem oval of the H er­ is to be done d u rin g th a t
w
inter
was
experienced
thro
u
g
h
o
u
t
on
W
ednesday
night.
Good
music
special
ald to L ents and the establishm ent o m onth.
tlie country on Sunday. There »-as and a good time. Everybody wel-
H aving sold the farm 1 % miles chandise to th e Regncr brick b u ild ­
th e O utlook, both papers
having
very
little
dam
age
reported
in
th
is
rome.
southw
est of Gresham I offer at ing on Main street, where they will
A very helpful and
instructive
Y ear’s
day,
and
been published sim ultaneously for map of Oregon has been received. section although th e rain fell
in
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private sale on the place th e follow­ open on New
awhile.
where they will serve coffee and
to
rre
n
ts
and
a
high
wind
prevailed
Com
mercial
bodies
of
the
W
iilam-
ing
property.
Must
be
taken
quick
It shows th e railroads, electric and
D uring the next three years the
e tte Valley will, it is said by gov­
One ideal gag engine, 3
horse tea with a light lunch to all who
wagon roads and postoffices through for nearly tw enty-four hours.
town grew rapidly. Among the pub­ o u t the state.
ernm ent officials, be obliged to show power with ghaftjng, pulleys, pum p­ call. They are extending the com­
lic buildings was the F irs t State
P u ttin g off th a t county high more in terest In th e proposed im- ing jack, em ery stand and 100 gal­ plim ents of the seuson to all their
December lib rary
b ulletin and
form er p atro n s and the public in
Bank, which was G resham ’s first
school
proposition m eans th a t we provem ent of the channel of th e Wll lon gasoline supply tank.
lists on the classics, poultry books,
brick. It was only one story high
One Simplex No. 7 cream separ­ general, and hope for a continuance
sea stories and easy books for for­ may never get it. Besides, every lam ette river before federal engi-
of the generous patronage accorded
but it looked big then. Along with
eigners are now ready for d istrib ­ delay wiil m ake a suitable site hard- neers will be ready to go ahead ator.
it came th e L innem an Memorial
with the deepening of the stream to
Two Sterllac milk palls, and milk them In the p ast together with a
ution. The follow ing list of m aga­ er to secure.
share of th e business of th e future.
church and th e form ation
of the
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six feet at all points as far south cooler. One barrel churn.
zines have been subscribed
to by
The Pastim e C lub’s dance on
city governm ent, resulting in many-
Em il O. K ardell has been called as Eugene. Local co-operation is
One wagon and dum p hoards.
the library fo r the com ing year:
W
ednesday
evening promises to be
civic im provem ents am ong them be­
on
the
ju
ry
for
the
circuit
court
aw
aited.
Two hay racks, one wood rack.
Century, D elineator, G arden, H ar­
a great social success. It will open
ing the advance work in graded
'
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One rubber tire Babcock surrey
p e r s W eekly, L adies' Home Jo u r­ for Ja n u a ry .
he social season* in G resham and
and graveled streets and
cement
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F am ous Stage B eauties
with Bhafts.
nal, L iterary Digest, Manual T rain ­
is In such experienced hands th at
sidewalks. D uring this tim e the
W anted— All who do not now get look wl,h h o rro r on Skin E ruptions,
One two-seated hack, one light
ing Magazine. McClure's,
Modern
It cannot fall to be thoroughly en­
residence portion of the city began P riscilla, O uting, Outlook
to subscribe at once d
v
°r
They
P o p u lar the . Outlook
a ,,
don t have them .
t o r all such Luggy, one single harness.
joyable.
to thicken up w ith good buildings of
One
6
1/4
foot
cross
cut
saw
nearly
Mechanics,
Review
of
i
troubles
use
R
ucklen's
A
rnica
Salve.
Reviews,
a newer and better class, and th a t
W ednesday being a holiday there
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It glorifies the face. Excellent for new.
Scientific A m erican, S cribner's, St.
will be no service on the ru ral
grow th has never ceased since.
How
Eczema or Salt Rheum , It cures
One A urora No 26 heater, one
Nicholas, Sunset, Survey, World s
............. many dam aged h earts w a s I ! sore
rou tea
lips, chapped hands, chilblains;
‘
y ear responsible for?
It would require too much detail
W ork, y o u th s Com panion, W o rld s
_____________
heals burns, cuts and bruises
I n 6-hole range, one 4-hole sm all stove,
The W C.T.U. will meet Thursday
to m ention everything ju st
as it Chronicle.
A W ant Ad. is a good Investm ent. ‘ p n g d , f° r pllt8
25c a t aU one u pright piano.
Jan. 2 at 2:30 p.m., at the homo of
cam e along, but th e re was never a
Phone 93. C. W. A lbertson.
Mrs. Gust Larson. All ladies in­
m onth w ithout some advancem ent.
vited.
Two m ore churches were built;
there are now four brick buildings
A num ber of Gresham young peo­
ple went to Scenic on C hristm as day
covering as much as one whole
LIVESTOCK.
block; a concrete building th a t
to be the guests of Miss Marion
Heal E sta te Hcntalx.
I
.Mixed lam-ous.
M iscellaneous.
stan d s upon a q u a rte r block and is
Robertson at th e home of her par­
FO
R SALE— 3-year
I OR REN T— F o r th e w inter, "O
my
old horse, i —
„ K
FOR SALE— Baled tim othy and
tw o stories high, being fully fire
en ts Mr and Mrs. J. W. Robertson.
FOR
SALE—
Second
crop
clover
ì rl e” ’ _ .° ! pound8 New 1% , , ,
L oPP°8,t« „tb e I loose mixed hay
Mountain
View
They report a very enjoyable time.
h o te p ’ we r.UUp“ d by a bank and 8 inch wagon w ith single harness. old P ro n e dryer, 8« rods from Base
hay, baled
T. C. Tow nsend,G resh­
F
arm
,
phone
21.
H
E.
Davis.
tf
concrete b l 2 ?
IT
- J
P h ° “« 3“
F ra n k KoUky. Boring, Line
Also fire wood privileges A
am, phone 61.
>90 Those going were the Misses Maude,
M arguerite and Gladys Michel, Grace
grounds over »4Ó00Ì w« " h iv e ‘ a O reg° n ' m11« eaat of Maybery. «88
MR,on O. Nelson. T routdale,
Lawrence, W lnnlfred Osburn, Mrs.
FOR
SALE—
About
th
irty
tom.
Are
You
d
o
in
g
u
.
B
u
ild
?
88
C arnegie library nearly finished th a t !
rye and vetch hay a t
a bargain If so, consult W. H K arr, G resham K W Aylsw orth, George F aris. G.
FOR SALE— Good milch cow, G.
will cost »10,000; we have
M ilton O. Nelson, T routdale, phon« Oregon. P lans and estim ates furu W Page and E. W. Alysworth.
MIBC'ELLAN'EOVB
. . .
3 DeW i E - P roctor. B oring, phone 37?.
89
Mr. and Mrs. J. M Mewhlrter re-
lo u n ta in on th e principal crossing , —
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153.
88
lshed
tf
which is the crow ning glory of Gresh-
le n tly recelve<l a le tte r from th eir
Farm fo r
HEAL ESTATE AND REN TA LB
, ...
G resham Feed Mill
w ants oats
am s crow ning triu m p h — Bull Run
grandson H arry Mason, who Is a
T h irty acres 1 m ile east of Pleas- and wheat. H ighest cash prices
If You Need Lumber
bailor on the 8. S. C incinnati which
a
n
t
Home
oa
th
e
Mt.
Hood
railroad.
Phone
661.
w ater
FOR RENT— 6% acres, suitable
See Sandy ltidge L um ber company.
k now at Shanghai,
China. His
A nother railroad
was
built fo r nursery stock, o r any growing Lots of fru it, good house and barn
Best grades, low prices. Rough and
W.
E
Beegle,
agent
for
K
nicker­
le tte r was a little more th an
a
th ro u g h Gresham from P ortland crops, h alf m ile west of Gregbam. A ddress or en q u ire
of Mrs. M
bocker T ailoring company, solicits finish. Will deliver from o u r new month en ro u te
H arry
likes cli­
and on
beyond to Sandy. It is A ddress Edw. M R oberts, Welches, Ooger, Sandy, Oregon.
tf
gentlem en's patronage
Call and mill, 2 miles south of Kelso. Phone m atic conditions th ere very much
bringing its train of im provem ents Oregon.
tf
«88
see
his
line
of
sam
ples
a
t Hogan »111.
b etter than In the Philippine Islands
all along the line and is one of
— -—
A uto for Bale.
Buick auto, 20 h. p Mode! 10- S tation, o r phone him at Columbia
but says, th e condition of th e poor
th e factors, in m aking th e town
F o r M*-" 1 ■
Mor®
»««••
grow.
' w ith city w ater, electric lig h ts and 4-passenger. »250 tak es It. A E Brlek W orks and he will call at
r<*ople th e re la terrib le.
Lindsey, G resham .
tf
your home
*9
E or Sale ,n Zenltfc addition by
Two o th e r im portant features of
8-room house, also 5-room
Mrs. V. A. Am m erm an retu rn ed
_________
the owners. The Independent Land
Gresham have come into existence
re nt »8.00. On Main street
home
S aturday a fte r spending two
BALED HAY fo r sale a t my place
The first new subscriber to the c ° “’P*uf
Easy term s
Buy direct
w ithin the past six
years. F irst (-liaa Cleveland,
a t Cottrell. W A. P roctor. Phone Outlook D1. y hav<s „ . whoU> w r K e l l , * ^ T h R d ' ^ e e t ^ d “k e n y weeks nursing at th e home of Mrs.
Jo h n Haig.
came our local telephone company
378.
for 81.49. Who will It be?
avenue
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which is th e best ru ra l line in the
Mr and Mra. W. R. Biddle have
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of H. S. Stone at Fairview I 'YANTED EVERYBODY to read
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The O utlook Is as good as a let- moved into th e rooms over the
fa ir and It is tk., one big annual E nquire of M r. H 8 Stone. Cleone, th e notice of p riv ate ta le advertised M,y or sell anything
F irst S tate Bank recently vacated
It will help ' j tel* to send to your friends In other
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