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VOL.
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All Roads Lead to Gresham
G resham O utlook
G R E SH A M .
M ULTNOM AH.
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
IN GRADUATING EXERCISES
CO U N TY ,
O REG O N
TUESDAY,
M AY
18,
1915
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PORTRAYAL OF THE PASSION PLAY
G re sh a m H ig h S chool g r a d u a tin g ex e rc ise s w ill ta k e p la c e in R e g n e r’s
o p e ra h o u se on F rid a y e v e n in g . J u n e 4 S e n a to r H a rry L an e w ill m a k e th e
g r a d u a tin g a d d re s s , w h ile th e m u sical p ro g ra m « ill be in c h a rg e o f th e
sc h o o l m u e ic a ’. d ir e c to r , M rs. M. E. C o o v ert.
Or. H. J. T a lb o t, p re s id e n t o f th e K im b all C o lleg e o f T h e o lo g y , S alem ,
w ill d e liv e r th e b a c c a la u re a te se rm o n on S u n d ay e v e n in g , M ay 30, in th e
M. E. c h u rc h . A p ro g ra m o f sp e c ia l m u sic w ill be a r r a n g e d fo r th e o cca­
sion.
T h e re a r e 26 g r a d u a te s th is y e a r, 15 g irls a n d 11 boys. T h is is th e
la rg e s t <>ia ss e v e r g r a d u a te d fro m th e G re sh a m sch o o l a n d w ill p ro b ab ly
n o t be e q u a lle d io r s e v e ra l y e a rs m o re. T h o se to ret c it e d ip lo m a s ar.
G lad y s M ichel, A lice R o b e rts , H e n ,ic e H a rg ro v e , E llen H u ila v e n , K a th ry n
H oney, L a u ra D avis, M abi 1 S h ip ley , L a u ra S h ip h y , L en a W rig h t, G e rtr u d e
E a s tm a n , M a rg a re t B u rk e , P e a rl U uegg, E va D odd, H azel G o g er, M.,e
D a u g h e rty , G uy J o n e s , W ilb u r S ta n le y , K irk T h o m p so n , R alp h S ta u b y,
C h ase St. C la ir, G len w o o d M iller, F ra n k R o g ers, H arry S ta n le y , Jo e C niodo,
G len n K e s te rs o n . W allace S pence.
A c o m m itte e fro m th e s e n io r cla ss h a s been a p p o in te d to get in touch
w ith all th e fo r m e r g r a d u a te s ot th e sch o o l lo r th e p u rp o se of o rg .iu izin
an a lu m n i a s s o c ia tio n o n T h u rs d a y , J u n e 3. P re v io u s g ra d u a te s n u m b . .
60, a n d it is h o p ed to h av e th e m a ll h e re on th a t o ccasio n .
T h e S e n io r c la s s p lay , e n title d ' T h e C o rn et S to re ,” w ill be g iv en in
R e g n e r's o p e ra h o u se on M onday n ig h t. May 24.
R e h e a rsa ls h av e been
f r e q u e n t a n d th e c la s s a c to r s h av e th e ir p a r ts w ell c o m m itte d . T h e H igh
S chool o rc h e s tr a w ill be in a tte n d a n c e : c u rta in w ill rise a t 8 :1 5 .
T h e p lay w ill be in fo u r a c ts , w ith o n e scen e in a c o u n try s to re th e
o th e r th r e e in L li W h e e le r's c o u n try hom e. T h e re a re five com edy p a rts
b e sid e s t h a t o f E li w hich is a b le n d in g of com edy a n d p a th e tic .
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in g s S y stem ju s t issu e d by P o s tm a s t­
T h e c o m in g of th e P assio n P la y d ra m a s w hich h a s been k e p t aliv e by is, in p riv a te life, M arie M ayer, p e r­ e r G e n e ra l B u rle so n . T h is Im p o rt­
le c tu re to G re sh a m n e x t F rid a y a t 11 sa c re d re lig io u s vow m a d e by th e h a p s th e best o f all th e w om en a c t­ a n t e x te n s io n of th e sy stem w ill be
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tio n of th e i r local postoftlces as r e g ­
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K irk T h o m p so n tu n ity to h a v e th is p lay e x p la in e d to th r o u g h o u t th e k in g d o m of B av aria ,
T h e play a s g iven b eg in s at 8 a. in. u la r p o sta l sa v in g s b a n k s to o p en a c ­
H ud, h is so n , h o m e fro n t th e city
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T ile te r rib le e v e n ts o f h is passio n im p re sse d by a p p e a ls fro m a ll o v e r
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J a s p e r W h ite , a lw a y s u n d e r su s p ic io n ........................
G uy Jo n e s a t first h a n d . M r. C. N. W o n a c o tt,
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day n ig h t in s te re o p tic o n . T h ey a re ing th is d e m a n d .
A u n t H a n n a h , E li’s w ife...
..............................................................G lad y s M ichel to w n sm a n , G. W. W o n a c o tt, ex -coun- p led g e th e m se lv e s, th e ir c h ild re n and
U n d e r th e p lan a d o p te d by th e
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ty ju d g e o f D o u g lass c o u n ty , to u re d a ll th e ir p o s te rity , to p o rtra y to th e lon sc en e ts o n e o f g re a t b e a u ty , y et P o s tm a s te r G e n e ra l fo r o p e n in g a c ­
c o u n ts by m ail an In te n d in g d e p o s­
w orld every te n th y e a r s o m e th in g of
h e a rt-re n d in g . So te s tin g to th e p h y ­ ito r, re s id in g w h e re th e r e Is no re g -
E u ro p e a n d th e old w o rld in 1910. th e p assio n o f J e s u s C h ris t.
The
T h e P a ss io n P la y is g iv en o n ly ev ery p la g u e a b a te d a n d lo o k in g upon th is sical e n d u ra n c e o f th e i'h r is t u s is th is la rly d e s ig n a te d p o sta l sa v in g s b a n k ,
a c t t h a t in f re q u e n tly do th ey re le a se w ill a p p ly to h is local p o s tm a s te r
te n th y e a r a n d it w as h is p riv ile g e m ira c le as a sig n fro m G od th e y hav e
hint fro m th e c ro ss to find th a t he w ho w ill se e th a t n e c e ss a ry id e n tifi­
c a tio n d a ta is p re p a re d a n d fo r w a rd ­
“ T h e M asonic R in g ,” a fa rc e in th r e e a c ts, w ill be g iv en by th e R o ck ­ to be th e g u e s t o f H e rr a n d F ra u re lig io u sly
and
d e v o te d ly fu lfilled
h a s fa in te d u n d e r th e tw e n ty m in ­ ed to a n e a rb y postofflee a u th o r iz e d
th e ir vow. i t h a s becom e ren o w n e d
w ood M. E. L e a g u e fo r th e b en efit o f th e M e th o d ist c h u rc h , in R ockw ood L a n g on th is o ccasio n .
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to ac c e p t d e p o sits.
T h e in te n d in g
G ra n g e h a ll, S a tu r d a y e v e n in g , May 22, 8 :1 5 . A d m issio n 25 a n d 15 cen ts. h as p lay ed th e p a rt o f C h ris t fo r 30 an d p e rh a p s no p lace in all th e w orld
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C a st of C h a ra c te rs .
p eace o f th e p e a s a n t fo lk I iuh been re g is te r e d m ail d ir e c t to th e p o s t­
v elo u s th a t th e C h ris tu s of th e play to u r is ts as O b e ra m m e rg a u .
H un­
b ro k e n . T h e fu tu r e of th e play c a n ­ m a s te r a t th e b a n k in g p o in t
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each d e c e n n ia l p e rfo rm a n c e .
T h e le c tu re w ill b egin p ro m p tly te r e s t t h a t m ay be d u e him .
Mr. W o n a c o tt is eq u ip p e d w ith
g r a d u a te a n d b rid e of th r e e w eek s
A ddle Q u e sin b e rry
No less re m a rk a b le a re th e seven
a t 8 p. m ., a n d B everal se le c tio n s will
T h e new le a f le t p o in ts o u t th a t
E th e l W in n , a c o lleg e c h u m o f F lo s s ie 's
B o n n ie H o rto n slid e s, h a n d -c o lo re d by th e s e B a v a r­ h u n d re d p la y e rs, n u m b e rin g as they
T h e an y p erso n ten y e a rs o ld o r o v e r m ay
ian p e a s a n ts , w hich re p re s e n t In m ost do o n e -h a lf th e p o p u la tio n o f th e v il­ be s u n g by a m ixed q u a r te t.
M ad am e Y o rk , m o th e r of R o d e ric k Y ork
O la M artin
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d e lic a te c o lo rin g a ll th e sh a d e s of lage. T h e ir life 's a m b itio n is to live le c tu re w ill be o f g r e a t e d u c a tio n a l a n d th a t an a c c o u n t tn ay he o p en ed
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G race Vail h u n d re d p la y e rs.
c o n tro l o r In te rfe re n c e by h e r h u s ­
T h e se co stu m e s w hich th ey h o p e to be ch o sen to rep- . w ho a tte n d .
F lld ie M cC orm ick, th e fo u rte e n -y e a r-o ld
w ard of M iss D elancey
Mrs. V irg in ia S. H u tc h in s o n , solo- b a n d ; th a t poBtofflce o il,d a is a re fo r­
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th e w h lte T e m p le , w ill sin g c e p t th e d e p o s ito r, th e a m o u n t o f any
SY N O PSIS.
th e le c tu re th e r e lias sc a rc e ly been th ir ty y e a rs.
H e rr J o h a n Z w ink la | "H e WM O eaptoed” d u rin g th e p ro d e p o s its ; th a t w ith d ra w a ls m ay be
A CT I.— L ib ra r y o f M ad am e Y o rk ’s hom e. A m o rn in g in la te S ep­ s ta n d in g ro o m a n d in so m e cases an a c to r of o v e r fifty y e a rs s ta n d in g g r a m , a t H ie sc en e o f th e crucifixion. m ad e w ith o u t p re v io u s n o tic e ; an d
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h a v e been tu r n e d aw ay p la y in g th e p a r t o f J u d a s fo r the
T h e e n tir e p ro c e e d s go to w a rd a th a t th e G o v e rn m e n t g u a r a n te e s to
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Place— A New E n g la n d to w n .
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m o n th s th e y e a r b efo re. T h o u s a n d s
tr a n s p o r t se rv ic e to M an illa a t th e m e e tin g e v e r h eld in th e v alley w as
of O reg o n m a n u f a c tu r e d goo d s an d am G ia n ts won from S o u th P o rtla n d of new a c c o u n ts h a v e been o p e n e d
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an d th e m illio n s m a d e up lu rg e ly o f
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a t a tim e w hen th e r e w as p re s sin g
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an d s e ttle d dow n a s h o re , w h e re he in a lo n g tim e.
th e h its by Hie G ia n ts .
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trie s a n d m a n u f a c tu r e s Io ta k e a d ­
n in g & M c E n te e , B ro a d w a y , to th e
m ad e m an y frie n d s. H e h ad an in ­
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S ellw o o d c re m a to r iu m , w h e re h is r e ­
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becom es effectiv e as th e law th is
c o u n trie s a n d w as a g re a t re a d e r of val w as th e p rin c ip a l sp e a k e r.
lin k e r p itc h e d e x c e lle n t ball fo r a
Mr.
sib le in te n tio n o f th e a s h e s b ein g
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all k in d s of in s tru c tiv e a n d te c h n ical B a te s ’ a d d re s w as fu ll of in s tru c tio n
A b o u t tw e n ty o f th e m o st p ro s p e r­
s e n t to h is n a tiv e la n d , S c o tla n d , to
sessio n . T h is hill g iv es a p re fe re n - p a ss in g o n e to first base. W ith an y
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k in d of te a m su p p o rt J a c k s o n m ig h t M u ltn o m a h a n d C la c k a m a s c o u n tie s
w ill get to g e th e r an d c a rry o u t his m a liu fa c tu re d tn O reg o n , o r in fa v o r
h e ld In th e p a r lo r s b e fo re th e body
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G re sh a m h ad s e v e ra l new p la y e rs se a so n . J u s t a t th is tim e of th e y e a r
T h e p a llb e a r e r s w e re a ll o ld frie n d s I M rs M ary R o b e r t s, o ld e s t d a u g h te r b e a u tifu l little v alley on th e m ap.
of c o m p e titiv e b id d in g b e fo re co u n ty
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of th e d e c e a se d , M r. R o b e rt B ell, ()f g M C am p o f G re sh a m , w ho is
ixon,
Jo e g ro w in g so ra n k u n d e r th e w arm
p re s e n t an d re n d e re d a n u m b e r of e rs , sch o o l b o a rd s , city c o u n c ils o r , w e re ». C la u d e a n d J o e D »».■
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th e S. S. “ H a z e l D o lla r” , now in
T h re e ro b b e rs e n te re d th e office
an d p ro b a b ly fa tte n e d th e a v e ra g e in tin g to be a p ro b le m o f how to sa v e
tr a n s la te d in to E n g lish . Mr. I»ee also p u rc h a s e s u p p lie s o r c o n tr a c t
fo r S u n d a y 's g a m e w ith five h its in five it.
P o r tla n d h a r b o r fro m M a n illa : Mr. o f th e R e g u la to r lin e o f s te a m e rs at
g av e a s h o r t ta lk on co m m u n ity d e ­ lab o r.
J. C. S tu a r t, P o r t la n d ; Mr. F r a n k H ood R iv e r on F rid a y an d u n d e r
H ines to h at. C la u d e a lso
got a
It is Im p o ssib le to m a k e h ay be­
v elo p m en t. Dr. J. A. W are, of O re­
In p la in e r E n g lish , a p u rc h a s in g c o u p le o f h its.
E llln g , P o r tla n d , a n d Mr. H. L. M ur- • p re te n s e o f d e s irin g to u se th e te le ­
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re la tio n o f th e c h u rc h to th e com ­ lo w est bid fo r la b o r o r su p p lie s th a t
R o b e rt S. S m ith w as b o rn In S cot- te r th e p riv a te office.
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m u n ity . All th e s p e a k e rs em p h asized offered by re p r e s e n ta tiv e s of O regon
la n d 73 y e a rs a g o a n d co m m en ced upon th e ir e n tr a n c e th e m oney till
so n , 2d b; A. Ila m lln , If; C. H ixon, th a t w ould suffice fo r a ll th e hay
h is tr a in in g in a n e n g in e e r ’s sh o p in w as b ro k e n o p en a n d o n e o f th e rob- 1 ” m p o rtarn t o
co o p e ra on
n p ro d u c ts, if th e hid o f th e la t t e r Is j„ , (). ,• H eslin
r f ; F . H a m lin , 3d need ed .
b u ild in g u p th e p u b lic In s titu tio n s n o t m o re th a n five p e r c e n t h ig h e r
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t h a t a re so n ec e ssa ry to th e g ro w th (h an th e lo w est bid from an y o th e r
th e C lyde, w h e re h e g a in e d e x p e r t - : te m p te d to m a k e his escap e.
Mrs.
S o u th P o r tla n d — V a rle y , c ; J o n e s , a lfa lfa .
I t w ill g ro w h e re re a d ily
a n d u p b u ild in g o f a n eig h b o rh o o d . s ta te . Geo. D. L ee, s e c r e ta ry of th e
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jo in e d th e H a rris o n lin e as a ju n io r w ho Is in th e office, d e m a n d e d th a t
D eCIcco, 1st b;
B e rn a rd , r f : c u t now , a n d th e o n ly w ay to sa v e It
je c t to u c h e d upon by th e sp e a k e rs. c o u n te rb a la n c e th e d iffe re n c e In th e If;
e n g in e e r a n d a f t e r tw o o r th r e e voy- h e d ro p th e m oney o r sh e w ould
w ould be by th e u se o f silo s.
T h e p eo p le w ere u rg e d to c o -o p e ra te co st of p ro d u c tio n as b etw een local S h a d le , 3d b; J a c k s o n , p.
ag e s to In d ia a n d S o u th A m erica, sh o o t. A fte r m a k in g h is w ay o u t of
R. H E.
W . H. R eed, p r e s id e n t o f th e N a­
in c le a n in g up th e ir h o m es an d s u r ­ a n d fo re ig n c o n c e rn s, i t s o m e w h a t
to o k an a p p o in tm e n t In th e w o rk re- th e office fo llo w ed by M rs. R o b e rts,
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p a ir sh o p s o t th e C u n a rd L in e in L iv- he d ro p p e d th e coin sack an d m ad e
V arley ; Ju s t b eg u n th e e re c tio n of an " I r o n ­
B a t t e r ie s - - J a c k s o n
and
h is e sc a p e in th e tim b e r.
■ flow ers to a d o rn a n d b e a u tify th e ir m a n u f a c tu r e r re p r e s e n te d by fr e ig h t
e rp o o l.
c la d ” silo on h is B ase L in e fa rm .
M rs. R o b e rts said sh e w as n o t a g ro u n d s . T h is sh o u ld ap p ly b o th to ra te s , an d sh o u ld p ro v e an e n c o u r­ B a k e r a n d B a te m a n .
In 1872 he c a m e to S an F ra n c isc o
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S he reco v ered th e p u b lic an d p riv a te g ro u n d s a lik e .
agem ent
to
th e e s ta b lis h m e n t of
a n d first s a ile d In th e P acific M all h it frig h te n e d
An e x c e lle n t m u sical p ro g ra m was fa c to rie s fo r th e m a n u f a c tu r e o f th e ley 2, J. Dixon 4, N elson 2, A. H a m ­ H ow ell B ros, of E s ta c a d a h av e a lso
to P a n a m a a n d a f te r w a r d to J a p a n , m oney.
lin 4. C. D ixon 3, C. H eslin 1, F a rr a n g e d to e re c t a n " I r o n c la d ” a n d
a lso re n d e re d .
m a te ria ls n e ed ed tn th e b u ild in g of
c ro s sin g th e P acific In a p a d d le w h e e l q q LT GETS INTO BUGGY
T h e h a ll w as d e c o ra te d w ith flags ro a d s a n d b rid g e s a n d all m u n ic ip a l H am lin 2. F o rty a t b a t, 12 h its, 20 h av e b o u g h t a H o ck in g V alley e n s il­
ru n s off Ja c k s o n in five In n in g s. S ev­ a g e c u tte r . T h e tw o silo s a n d th e
s te a m e r t h a t a t th e
p re s e n t day
A N D IN JU R E S D R IV E R a n d flow e-s fo r th e o ccasio n . T he uses.
e n te e n a t b a t, 1 h it off B a k e r In five c u tt e r w ere b o u g h t In G re sh a m fro m
w ould n o t be a llo w e d o u t o f th e C o­
la d ie s se rv e d lu n ch a f t e r th e sp eak -
An o p p o rtu n ity w ill be g iven th e In n in g s. T w o base h its , J. D ixon, B a­ H e sse l's fa rm m a c h in e ry s to re .
T. R. H o w ltt w as b ad ly b ru ise d b y ,
lu m b ia riv e r.
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lin g a n d ex e rc ise s w ere o v er. E v ery - M u ltn o m ah C o u n ty C o u rt to ta k e
w ith t h a t c o m p a n y , h e w as o ffered a fra c tio u s c o lt on S u n d ay w h ile on
exprPs .e d th e m se lv e s as b eing
k er.
1st b ase on h all by B a k e r 1,
N els J o h n s o n o f P o w ell V alley han
a d v a n ta g e of th is p ro v isio n in le tsin g J a c k s o n 5.
an d a c c e p te d a p o sitio n in th e m in t h is w ay to h is p a s tu re . H e w as lead
p h a s e d a n d e n te r ta in e d . W e
S tru c k o u t, B a k e r 9, p u rc h a s e d a new D eerin g m o w er fo r
c o n tr a c ts
fo r
h a rd s u r fa c in g th e Jackson 5. W ild p itc h e s J a c k s o n 4. e a rly use fro m H e sse l's a n d th e In­
u n d e r th e J a p a n e s e g o v e rn m e n t, a n d Ing th e c o lt b eh in d
th e
b u g g y in
c t |h a t th ta mw, „ n g lg th e
s h l l e th e r e h e m e t A n d rew M cK ln- w hich h e w as s e a te d w hen a n a u to
of #
(n ro a d s th is su m m e r.
H it by p itc h e r C. H ixon.
U m p ires fe re n c e is th a t it w ill h e lp in th e
A c a n v a s s e r in G re sh a m la s t S a t­ M errill a n d H eslin.
n o n , w hom he a f te r w a r d s jo in e d in frig h te n e d th e a n im a l c a u sin g it to
hlg(ory o f , h e d e v e lo p m e n t o f th e
w ork of fillin g s e v e ra l silo s w ith th e
first c lo v e r crop.
th e e a rly 8 0 ’s in th e c o u n tr y saw - r e a r u p a n d com e dow n w ith its fo re re s o u rc e s a n d civic p rid e o f o u r u rd a y se c u re d m o re th a n a h u n d re d
n am es to a p e titio n a sk in g th a t local
An a n t can c a rry a g ra in o f c o rn
mill a t (Jrieut. This proved unsuc­ feet in the rig.
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and free from scab. No sm all green
a b u rd e n o n ly a b o u t e q u a l to th e ir on es w anted.
own account in W ashington seaports, b u t is a b le to be a b o u t a n d w ill a t ­
livered. F. J, R aster.
Phone
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riioiiia-s, A n d re w , S im o n . Janies B a rth o lo m e w , T h a d d e u s .
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giving these up to again go back to ta in a sp eed y reco v ery .
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own weight.
G resham F ru it G row ers Ass'n.