Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, May 30, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE G R ESH A M TW O G resham O utlook TWIG’S A W S S K P u b lish ed ev ery T u esd ay an d F rid a y a t G resh am , O regon H L. ST. CLAIR, Editor and P u b l’r. A Wee Bit View O ur S u b scr ip tio n R ate« S to r y F or M e m o r ia l D a y A O ne y e a r, *1 50 ; j six m o n th s, 75c; th re e m o n th 's tr ia l su b sc rip tio n , 60c. j A d v er tisin g I O UTLO O K , F R ID A Y , claim ed the girl, “ when I’m not fit to | tie your shoes, yo u 're so p atien t and 1 1 so flighty and so easily vexed Dou't , s[ieag th a t way, please I cam e to 1 bring you these flowers and to tell you th a t tom orrow will be Memorial day Ah, you knew It, d ear heart! And I'm going to th e cem etery to decorate your plot, i'll com e flrst and show you the ' w reath s an d tb e baskets, and you shall tell me flrst w hat to do w ttb each and w here io p u t them , i'll do it exactly as you’d do It fo r your ow n sell if you could go.'* "T h an k you, my d arlin g ,” said Aunty M acGregor, w ith a catcb in her voice. “The l-owd bless th ee and keep tbee T he laird rew ard tbee for thy good ness T be laird lift up bis counts nance u|*»u thee and give tbee peace "A unty." said tbe girl, pausing at the door and retu rn in g , "you h av en 't ask ed me to sing for you and for thia lady MAY 30. C h urch 1013 N otices Churi'h S ervices a t G illis . S unday school 1 0 :3 0 a m. B. L. N o rtb u p , su p e rin te n d e n t. P re a c h ing ser vie a t 7 :3 0 p. ni. Rev Geo.. 11. H a rriso n , p a sto r. M idw eek p ray er m eeting and bibb- study W ednesday evening a t 8 :0 0 p. in. Read These Want Ads R eal E sta te anti R e n ta ls . l.t v e s t « H'K. F a r S ale f a r C ash. I team horses, w eighing 1400 lbs. LIN'NEMANN M ETH O D IST, G reah each. am — Rev. M elville T. W ire, p a sto r j 1 set heavy team harness. P reach in g every S unday a t 11 a.ui., 1, S>/4 In. b ro a d -tire w agon. and « p. in. S unday, school a t 0 :4 5 1 heavy sin g le buggy an d harness. and E p w o rth L eague a t 6 :3 0 p ut. 1 good bay rack. P ra y e r m eetin g W ednesday n ig h ts 1 wood rack. a t s p. in. 135 feet 9s in. cable and 2 blocks. CATH OLIC SE R V IC E S ---M ass e v O ilier cle a rin g to o ls an d som e ery SubUuy a t 1 0 :3 0 in C om m ercial H all, G resliam , u n til c h u rc h is b u ilt, i farm tools. A fter m ass, in s tru c tio n fu r tb e B uff L eg h o rn y e a rlin g h en s and ch ild ren . e hicks. MASS w ill be c ele b rated evety A ddress. L. R. M ack, R. F . D. R. second an d fo u rth S unday a t lo : 3b 2, B oring, o r call F irw o o d , phone a. in., a t St. Jo se p h s c h u rc h , P ow ell 26 Valley road. R everend F a th e r M ar No. 22. F a r Sale. B eau tifu l 3 a c re hom e, all good land free from g rav el, a ll In g a rd e n , fr u it and clover. Good 6-room m od e rn b ungalow , b u ilt 6 years. Bull R un w ater and good w ell, good house, b arn , chicken house and park. W ill sell all fo r $4,000 o r w ill divide It to su it p u rc h a s e r. A sn ap fo r a quick buyer. F o r sale by ow ner. D an W rig h t. On e a st en d of L a w r ence s tre e t, G resh am , O re., tw elve m iles e a st of P o rtla n d . 28 R a t e s re a so n able. O u r rep re- i •• v T ' S only a wee bit view I ba'e, se n ta tlv e w ill call I but it’s a bonny one,"' said my old Scotch friend cheerfully Phone 701. She sa t beside her window in “ T h e L inotype W ay Is th e W ay her big cushioned chair, her crutcbea w ithin easy reach, fur abe wua very th a t W ins " lam e and bobbled about her four little tb e Tow n of rooms w ith g reat ditfl<ulty. O fficial p ap er but I’m goin g to do It neverth eless. G resham , O regon. P a stu ra g e — P a s tu re fo r cow s and I w eot to tb e wiudow and loo'ted out " T h e d a y m a y ba Ion« a nd late, love. tb s Tow n of O fficial p ap er B u t th e e ve n in g tim e d ra w s on. c a ttle, fo r re n t by A. B. W itte r, I saw tbe corner o f a street and saw F a irv iew , O regon. T h e r e le rest fo r th e w o rn a nd w e a ry G resham , so u th R o b erts aven u e. T el coming around tbe bend a little prove« A nd lo ve fo r th e lo nely one. tin , O. d. LI., p asto r. E n tere d as second-class m a tte r Notici- D airyiueo! ephone 383. *26 slon of children playing soldiers. They M arch 3, 1911, a t th e p o sto ffice at " A n d th e F a t h e r ’. house la w a itin g . F A IR V IE W P R E S B Y T E R IA N — We hav e ju s t ta k e u the agene} G resh am , O regon, u n d e r th e act of »"“ 1 " “'g s and s drum , and th eir voices It a doors w ill w ide u n fo ld Services every S unday m o rn in g a t F o r th e p ilg rim w h o com es w ith a tim id Come M arch 3, 1879 sounded pleasantly us they m arched by. M ISCELLA N EO US IL o'clock. S unday school m eets at to~ U. 8. C ream S e p arato rs knock "A u n ty ,” 1 Inquired, "bow long buve 10 in c h a rg e of Mrs. D. W. Mc in an d see them . S terlin g it K idder. T o th e b e a u tifu l gates o f gold " W ANTED- G irl to w ork in re s ta u AN A P I’R E tT A T E Il T R IB U T E . you been lam e and unable to go K ay. Y. P. S. U. E. d ev o tio n al She san g like a bird, and then with m eeting a t 7 p. in. Rev. Thus. ra n t. L ig h t w ork. G resham G rill. ----------- about?" FU R S A L E — Two g eld in g s, com- a sw ift, bird I Ike motion she was aw ay R obinson, p asto r. T he ex cellen t tr ib u te to M. A. She replied ch eerfu lly : “A m atter of " I ’u lr lassie!" said A untie Mat-Greg I ng 3 and 4 y e a rs . One H al B. llaltT f a r Sale. C H R IST IA N SC IE N T IST S — S erv Rossi P o st by L. H W ells, In th e fo rtJ' M,l<1 dearie I took or, sta n d in g by th e aid of her crutches th e o th e r A ltam o n t. W ill sell cheap. One steam b a le r, In first-c la ss cold soon a fte r th e w ar. when my last for th e wee bit of view of her favorite. ices in G ran g e b all, G resham , Sun- P hone co n d itio n . J. N. C lau ah an , G resham . last O u tlo o k , was th o ro u g h ly ap p rc- |a(j, ||e cam ' home to die. and I never H alf cash, b alan c e on wblcb tb e window afforded. "She has d a Y a t H a - b*. an d W ednesday at tf d a te d not only by o u rselv es aa be- got over It. But I d o n 't suffer ao very hc‘r aiu (ro ilh ie s-a step m ltb er and a 8 p. m good term s. W ill sell fo r $150. S unday school a ll t) o'clock. 5 lx . lug a fin e b it of n ew sp ap er w ritin g , ‘nop‘’- “ ud 1 f“ 1“ ' « reat P ^ u r e In my fause lover tint she'll win through ) P u b lic in v ited F red S alzm an. P h o n e C o rb ett 143. boose and my fren 'a and my bonny And. aye. I tell her th a t she inuuna GOOD F resh m ilch cow fo r stile A ddress C o rb ett, O regon. *29 but by all th e su rv iv in g m em b ers of we <J ^ r v ie w " FREE M E TH O D IST CHLU CH o r v ili tra d e fo r a horse. 8. F. m arry any man she cantia luve with G resh am — E dw in W. H ig h t, p asto r. tb e po st an d th e n u m e ro u s a c q u a in t- Mrs. M acGregor smiled. She w as a all her h eart and th a t the right m an’ll Sunday school. Id a. in., p re a c h in g L ind, 2 tulles e a s t of G resham . 26 A ir P re ssu r e W ater S y stem . a n te s of th o se w ho have an sw ered MfhlaiMhir ^ o m Inverness a large surely com e.” a t 11 a. m .an d 8 p. m. C ottage fo r sale. 2-horse pow er en g in e, fram ed, stately woman with black “ la she In love, au n ty ?" 1 asked p ra y e r m e etin g e ach T h u rsd a y even- j fu r S ale. th e fin al ro ll call. eyes and coal black hair, and alw ays .’a gallon ta n k , all In good condi “ 1 am not |ierinltted to say." replied tng a t 8 p. m. P lace a n n o u n ced . Two brood m ares, 1 by M cK inney, tion. At a b arg ain . S. S. T hom pson. T he la s t re u n io n of th e p ost w as she wore a cap w ith large frills and a autit.v, w ith reserve, "b u t from w hat G RESH AM B E T H E L B A P T I8 T - £ by A ltam o n t, 1 in foal lo Dan held in G resh am a b o u t ten y ears band o f black ribbon —tb e aort o f cap I've seen I tb lu k she'll be bappy yet. PJione 61. tf Sunday serv ices— S a b b ath school at One d riv in g m are ago. It w as bu t a flic k e rin g reflec the w insom e m aiden th a t she Is Bless 111 a. m , p re a c h in g a t 11 a. m. an d " ‘l ■ l r ' “ 1 1 1000 good ce d a r p o sts fo r sale; her. she'll not let my brave laddies 7 :3 0 p. in. P ra y e r m e e tin g each g e n tle fo r lady; 20 1 y e a r old d u ck s tio n of th e g a th e rin g s a t P le a sa n t m iss th e flowers on Memorial day W ednesday ev en in g a t 7 :3 0 p. m. Ail 8 disc h arro w . H a rry O sm an, 2 c en ts apiece on th e g ro u n d if H om e, w h ere as Mr. W ells says, It's a Joy to me. they lying there F. M. U u rtch . P asto r. G resham . tf all a re ta k e n . E n q u ire of Mr. M oore th e re w ere v ast cro w d s of people, asleep, w ith tb elr work all done, that o r J a s M cP herson R obinson, one noted m en and w omen o f th e s ta te COURT G RESH A M , No. 81, F o r when n May tim e comes tbe kind band STOCK It m ile south of G resham . HOGS w an ted — T in a tte n d a n c e , and u n b o u n d ed e n th u o' friendship strew s th e cover lid above e ste rs of A m erica— M eets th e sec siasm . T h e last g re a t reu n io n held them w ith th e fairest flowers T h ey ond an d fo u r th M onday evening in H ow ltt. FO R SA LE — F ir s t class, live and th e re w as In 1901. It co n tin u ed do rest from th eir labors.' ” each m o n th a t 1. O. O F ., hall. dead cord wood, d elivered a t G resh FO R SA LE— A six-year old horse, I left A unty MacGregor, feeling thnt E. L. G ru b b , chief ra n g e r; for a w«t-k and could not be d u p li O. J sou n d uud tru e, broken sin g le or am . L. W alch, p h o n e 303. much of heaven w as com pressed Into T ram b lay , se cretary . cated now In th e n u m b e rs a tte n d in g , the "w ee bit view " w hich w as all she double. 1000 p o u n d s. Jo h n P alm - a lth o u g h th e only m ean s o f trav el would In tills life buve from ber win HAY for salo a t my farm near blad, G resham , p hone 3 S x l. tf tw elve y e a rs ago w as by team s. F A IR V IE W LODGE No dow A fter all. It Is tbe sp irit we P leasan t H om e. J o h n S tra u s, B o r It w as a h appy in s p ira tio n th a t 92, A. F. & A. M.— S tated bring to o ur dally experiences which tf H orses and row s b o u g h t and sold ing, R. 1. p ro m p ted Mr. W ells to w rite upon c o m m u n icatio n s th e first m akes earth ly life blessed or baneful a t T ra n s fe r B arn, G resham , phone S a tu rd a y of each m onth, th a t su b je c t an d he to u ch ed a re Memorial day w ltb Its flowers may FO R SA LE Cord w ood, d elivered 591. *28 sponsive ch o rd not only In th e come o fte n e r th an once a y ear to those sonic T em ple, T ro u td a le . any place in tow n. T elep h o n e 591. brave soldiers of eith er Rex of whom b reast« of th e v e te ra n s but In every L eland & M ichel, G resham . *31- it shall one day be said, "T hey have person w hose lo y alty ev o k es a sym licet C u ttle W anted. _ X \ _ G RESH AM LOD GE. No 152, fought th e good light; they have fin p a th e tic feelin g fo r th e d e p a rtin g Six cen ts p er pond fo r any o rd i FO R SA LE — S everal second-hand Ishcd th eir course; henceforth th ere Is / s F ' A. F. it A. M. S ta te d com heroes o f th e b lu e and th e g ray on nary cow. T. R. H o w iit, G resham ltl-g al. m ilk cans. T. R. H ow ltt. laid up for them a crow n of glory m u n icatio n s a t 8 p. m. every second th is a n n iv e rsa ry o f th e day when thnt fad etb not a way " —M argaret E. and fo u rth T uesday. A!! M astet we all strew H eav en 's choicest g ifts G resham Feed Mill w a n ts o a ts S an g ster In C hrlstlun H erald. SALE FO R L ight team and M asons co rd ially in v ited . H PU1>- w agon. Lew is H ig h est casn prices upon th e to m b s of th o se w ho have S h a ttu c k . G resham . and w heat F E R . S ecretary F’houe 561 gone befo re us In a n sw er to th e last VETERAN T E L L S OF WORK H O R SE for sale. W eight sum m ons. LIGHI a b o u t 1300. P rice $50. P hone O v e r M i l l i o n l-'c-t L u m b e r fo r Sale. W AR'S G RANDEST SIG H T. PORTLAND RAILWAY T he feelin g of c o m rad esh ip All k in d s ro u g h and dressed Aj AND POW ER COMPANY G resham 99. *26 evinced by Mr. W ells fo r th o se whom lu m b er in any q u a n tity , d eliv ered "T h e g ran d est sight of my w ar ex he m en tld n ed and fo r all th e o th e rs O. \Y. P . DIVISION perlence." declares a grizzled veteran, anyw here. S tra u s L u m b er C om pany, FO R SA LE One 1 Vi in. w agon, he may h av e o v erlooked Is a fine •was du rin g G ordon’s sortie ut P eters S andy, O regon. P h o n e 446. tf Lv. P o rtla n d T H A N K TO C. M V O A R L IN O . 1 Lv. GreBhant i horse, 6 y ears old, b ro k e; 2 set tr ib u te to th e v an ish in g d efe n d e rs burg T be Union b atteries on the fo r G resham i fo r 1 fo r her countryw om en call a mutch. On ' sin g le h arn ess and buggy, good as Hanks and rear of tbe breach m ade it of o u r co u n try , an d w ill rem ain us a and C azad ero ¡P o rtl’nd 1 C azadero A uto T ru c k for H ire | new. F o ste r Cooley, W est T hird F o r picnic p a rtie s — 10 to 20 people. ch erish ed m em ory of th e d ay s hts her neck w as folded a w hite h an d k er so hot for Gurdon th at lie sounded a 5 :2 0 icb 12.25 c l 2 : 25 chief, and her rusty black d ress bung re tre a t.' But the g ettin g out of a 6 :5 0 1 b 6 :4 0 d 6:51 I stre e t, G resham . tf w ords recall, w hen a ro u n d th e big H au lin g to and from P o rtla n d . H. In stra ig h t folds She had very little tra p Is tb e h ard est p a rt of IL It was 7 :4 6 G : 3 0 a G : 10 E. Davis, phone 21. tf cam p fire th e v e tre n n s told to th e ir to live on, but people helped h er dell at Ibis crisis th a t I w itnessed that 8 :4 5 1 7 :3 8 7 :6 0 a d m irin g g u e sts th e sto rie s of th e cutely, and she bud only one fear In w onderful sig h t—a C onfederate ottlcer R l.A I E S T A T E AND R E N T A L S 9 :4 5 ¡ a 8 :1 0 9 :5 0 TW O SECOND HAND R an g es a t a d ay s th a t “ trie d m en 's so u ls" and th e world, th a t of living to be "a b u r on a w hite horse riding a t the blazing 1 0 :4 5 8:45 11:50 b a n ain at S terlin g & K id d er's. 1 1 :4 5 1 9 :3 8 1 :5 0 m ad e It p o ssib le fo r us of a new er den" and of dying w ithout leaving cannon nt full t i l t I stood near u guu STOCK W ANTED Good p a stu re 1 10:45 a SGW 1 2 :4 5 g e n e ra tio n to becom e m ore ferv en t enough to bury tier decently beside the lu Fort H askell which wns doiug more w ith ru n n in g w ater, well fenced. 1 :4 5 1 11:38 3 :5 0 P ia n o fo r .Sale. In o u r p a trio tis m to o u r c o u n try and laddies who lay —six sta lw a rt sona they th an its sh are of slau g h ter when tbe a 2 :2 7 1 2 :4 5 5 :5 0 C h a rlts C leveland, G resham P hone $450 T w ichell u p rig h t p ian o , w al had been—asleep In th e cem etery eoiiim uuder of the b attery called out th e p ro u d e st flag of th e g re a te st n a 2 :4 5 1 :3S 7 : 45 1 471, tf T h re e of them had died In th e w ar; one to a knot of us, p a rt o f a rifle com nut case, m ission sty le, co m b in atio n 11:45 2 :4 5 tio n on e u rth . had survived It and died when tb e pany, 'Shoot the man on the w hite 4 :4 5 3 :3 S bench. B rand new . W ill sell fo r iwace su m m er sp read Its aureoles of horse!' O ne a fte r an o th er our best ¡ 4 :4 5 b 5 :2 5 P a s tu re fo r re n t at A nderson $330. BenJ. J. F reese, N a tu ro p a th , A sp len d id s ta rt haa been m ade by beauty over th e rejoicing land. T w o m arksm en squeezed in betw een the 5 :4 5 a 5 :2 3 1 sta tio n . Ed. O sburn. « 1 6 :4 5 1 8 :3 » The gun mid tb e parap et wall and took t l i e S ta te Im m ig ratio n com m ission In bad since succum bed to disease. R:OO 0 :4 5 old m other had seen them Inld one by aim thro u g h th e em brasure. A fter th e w ork of a ttra c tin g Im m ig ra n ts Ü : .50 1 0 :0 0 one In th e plot, w hich w as th e only several had p u t tn th eir abots the or 0 :0 0 c 11 :5 3 from N o rth ern E u ro p e A G erm an real e sta te to w hich sh e possessed a derly serg ean t tried It and cam e back 11 : oo H anding me his rifle, he h earin g , held recen tly , wns p ro d u c t title deed. One would have expected crestfallen L ig h t fig u re s d en o te a. nt. ive of v a lu ab le su g g e stio n s and her to lie gloomy, lint no! A unty Mac exclaim ed. w ith a laugh: 'H ere, you. Bold fig u re s d e n o te p. nt G regor w as as b rig h t ns a May m orn Vet! F etch down th e man on the a U. S Mail and E xpress. No m any d is tric ts will c o -o p erate In Every Bucket Guaranteed F irs t Q uality ing w hite horse!' p assen g ers. b rin g in g s e ttle rs h ere, as well ub III ■lust then th ere catne a tap a t the "W ith a reputation to sustain I ac- b G resham Local to B oring. and F u ll Weight aid in g th em on th e ir a rriv a l S w ed door A tall young man stood th ere cepted tlie challenge. W hen I drew a c S a tu rd a y th ro u g h to C azadero. ish, N orw eg ian , D anish an d D utch with a helpless look on his fnce and In lieiul on the gallant horsouinn I saw R u n n in g tim e P o rtla n d to G resh- co n feren ces alo n g th e sam e lin e will his hand n sh irt which had met w ltb th a t lie w as leading a band of men am . 1 h o u r an accident In th e wash. buck from th e main line direct upon lie held by th e com m ission. .MT. HtMID DIA ISKIN. "T he button Is off th e neckband. our guns Shells to re I he ground In N orth Bound S outh B ound. , front o f him o r exploded overhead, and F ro m th e In terest show n In th e 7 :0 0 a. m. 8 :1 2 a. m. noticing me j Invisible case shot cut down bis fol O W. R & N. C o.'s co rn c o n test. It 1 2 :5 0 p m. "G ive It here, lad,' said aunty, “and lowers. tint be held Ills seat like a ippvars th a t O regon will becom e h i qnn,| nle ||lv b asket from the bureau sta tu e of w ar 4 :0 0 p nt. • 6 :0 0 p. m. Firing at random . I Support H om e Industry 7 :0 0 p. m. E n d s a t G resham . hlg corn p ro d u cin g s ta te More th a n I'll pu t It rig h t for you In a m inute.” craw led back, handed th e sergeant his SUNDAY SE R V IC E "I don 't know w hat I'd do If It rifle and said He Is too brave five to n s of selected seed co rn , Let S outh B ound. en o u g h to p lan t 1,000 acres, h as w asn 't for you, au n ty ," said th e youth him go!' H e was finally shot dead by N o rth Bound 7 :1 5 a. ni. 8 :1 2 a. nt. "A ll's well w ith you, Joh n n y . I hope,” a bullet through the tem ple w ithin been d is trib u te d free of c h a rg e by 8 :4 7 a. nt. 1 0 :3 5 a. in. said th e old Indy ns she returned th e , th irty y ard s of o u r fo r t i lie co m pan y , w hile th e S o u th ern Pa- 2 : 3 5 p . tit. 1 2 :5 4 p. nt. quickly renovated g arm en t 4 :5 4 p. nt. 6 :3 5 p. m. i tflc h as d is trib u te d m ore th a n tw o G<ssl C itize n 's R e so lu tio n . "Yes, aunty, th an k you." said th e E n d s a t G re sh am 7 :0 0 p ttt to n s a d d itio n a l T ills seed w ill lie (toy as tie d ep arted w ith th e sh irt over •T o M abery only. 1 T hou s h a lt h o n o r thy city and p la n te d th ro u g h o u t th e P acific N orth his artu. keep Its law s. "Aunty M acG regor," said a little west and m ean s th e co rn a c re a g e of O. W. It. * N. T IM E 1 ABLE 2 R em em b er th y clea n in g day and Oils y e a r will be tw ice as larg e as girl, p u ttin g her head In a t tb e door, EASTBOUND "m am m a w an ts to know how much keep it w holly. last. u i — Arrive 3 T hou sh a lt love an d ch erish thy L eave P o rtla n d 7 :5 0 Ipecac nud squills she must give Bob F airv iew 8 :2 5 a m , T ro u td a le . by lie 's th reaten ed w ith th e croup." ch ild re n an d pro v id e fo r them de The M am m as, a society of m oun- The requisite dose wns meutloned. cent hom e and p lay g ro u n d s. 8 :3 0 a m .line, is of P o rtla n d , a re am o n g th e and lIw child flew hack to h er a p a rt 4 T hou sh a lt not keep thy win- Uv. P o rtla n d 4 :0 0 p m A r F air- A unty'a c a boo sters th e s ta te h as They m ent to tell tier m other view 4 :2 9 p. m ; ro u td a le . 4 34 dow s closed day o r n ig h t. ■ re c o n sta n tly ex p lo rin g som e in te r- Judgm ent. I found, w as relied on Im 5 T hou sh a lt keep in o rd e r thy Lv P o rtla n d 8 00 p n u — A r T ro u t ' stin g reg io n s an d id lin g ab o u t th e plicitly |>y her neighbors tn such e n te r d a le 8 :3 1 p. nt alley , th y h all an d stairw ay gen, tes as Illness or b u m s or bruises itlra c tlo iis for th e tra v e le r They W ESTBOUND 6 T h o u s h a lt not k ill th y ch ild ren s While I sat w ith her five different re .ill a p o stles of th e "S ee O regon people cam e In on »» many errs ud a . bodies w ith p o iso n o u s a ir. nor tb e lr Lv T ro u td a le 915 m ; leave F ir s t” m ov em en t and th e ir h e a lth fu l mid not one wns sent aw ay Fairview- 9 :1 9 a. tn Ar P o rtla n so u ls w ith hud co m p an ions o u td o o r a c tiv itie s m ight well be To each w ere given In tu rn aid. coun 1 6 :0 0 a. Bl. 7 T hou s h a lt not let th e w icked Aa I was ready to n lla te d by m any of o u r people sel nnd m u ifo rt Lv T ro u td a le 4 48 p m .; leave F air- Ire. 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