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G resham O utlook
VOL. 12, NO. 82.
LOCAL MEMBERS TO
JOIN W.O.W. PARADE
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH UOUNl'Y, OKEG'»N.
( Ol VI ILS TO JOIN IN
FARM BUREAU MEETING
TUESDAY, D E IIM B IR
PATRONIZE HOME MERCHANTS
! th is m e e tjn g as it p ro m ises to be a
very im p o rta n t one. W hile th e te r r i-
to ry of th e D am ascu s o rg a n iz a tio n lies
in C lack am as co u n ty , it is in su ch
clo se to u ch w ith M ultnom ah co u n ty
th a t th e D am ascu s re p re se n ta tiv e s
liave decided to jo in h a n d s w ith farm
b u re a u m em b ers in th e n eig h b o rin g
co u n ty . It is ex p ected th is union w ill
be fo rm u la te d W ednesday evening. A
good tu r n -o u t w ill h elp in m any w ays.
Four Teams to Perform.
F o u r team s of th e deg ree staff w ill
ta k e a c tiv e p a rt in th e in itiatio n . A
sp ecial sile n t fancy d rill w ill be put
on by th e d eg ree team of M ultnom ah
cam p.
P ro sp e c t cam p d eg ree team
w ill have c h a rg e of th e c a n d id a te s and
a ls o w ilt acl as u sh ers.
A la rg e rad io set w ill be in sta lle d
In th e a u d ito riu m and a t a c e rta in
h o u r d u rin g th e ev ening th e m em b ers
w ill be ad d ressed by I. I. B oak, head
c o n su l, w ho w ill be sp eak in g into th e
tr a n s m itte r s of a b ro a d c a s tin g sta tio n
in S an F ran cisco . Big m eetin g s w ill
be held a t th e sam e tim e in S an F r a n
cisco and D enver, w ith th e sam e kind
of p ro g ram in th e o th e r cities.
T h e in itia tio n an d ce le b ra tio n w ill
be th e close of one of th e m o st su c
c e ssfu l ca m p a ig n s for m em b ers w hich
th e W oodm en of the W orld ever have
co n d u cte d in th is d is tric t an d it w ill
he un d o u b ted ly th e la rg e s t c la s s of
c a n d id a te s ever in itia te d in to auy o r
d er of th is s ta te a t one tim e.
In G resh am and v icin ity th e re a re
n e a rly 200 m em bers of th e W oodmen
of th e W orld. Many of them a re m em
b e rs of M ultnom ah Cam p No. 77 of
P o rtla n d , w hich h as th e d istin ctio n of
b eing th e la rg e s t cam p of th e W ood
m en, and p robably th e la rg e s t sin g le
lodge of an y fr a te rn a l o rd e r In th e
w orld. It now h as n e a rly 6,000 m em
b ers. Its n e a re s t riv al is G olden G ate
C am p of S an F ran cisco .
An effort is b eing m ade to have a
la rg e d eleg a tio n of m em bers from th is
lo c a lity a tte n d th e p a ra d e an d d em
o n s tra tio n n ex t S a tu rd a y night.
BASKET BALL LEAGUE
TO MEET TIU RSDAY
T h e m eetin g of th e B ask et B all
L eag u e w hich w as to have been held
la s t w eek a t th e O rien t g ra n g e h all
w as po stp o n ed on a cco u n t of th e
w e a th e r. It w ill be held on T h u rs
day ev en in g of th is w eek, D ecem ber
14, a t thp O rien t g ra n g e h a ll. Six
co m m u n ities expect to fu rn ish team s
in on e league. T hey a re G resh am ,
O rien t. T ro u td a le , S p rin g d ale, C o rb ett
an d B oring. T he A m erican L egion
boys w ill fu rn ish a team in G resh am
Great l.aw Enforcement Mass
-
M eeting.
T h e Rev. J. W. H erw ig of P o rtla n d
w ill d eliv er a law en fo rcem en t a d d ress
a t th e M ethodist E p isco p al ch u rc h .
G resh am , S unday, D ecem ber 17, a t
7:20 p m. P e rh a p s no p erso n is m ore
ca p a b le to sp eak upon th e su b ject
th a n Mr. H erw ig.
H e is know n
th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try as a fe a rle ss
le a d e r and is n o t a fra id to a tta c k la w
le s sn e ss w h enever found. I t is e x
pected th a i h is m essag e w ill be "red -
h o t.'’ Mr. H erw ig in s is ts th a t th e peo
ple w ho believe in law an d o rd e r have
a duty to p erfo rm and m u st th o ro u g h
ly back law en fo rcem en t officers in
th e ir w ork. E v ery citizen of G re sh
am should a tte n d th is m eeting.
A th re e -re e l m otion p ictu re, “ S afe
g u a rd in g th e N ation.” w ill be show n
a t th e close of th e a d d ress. T h e p ic
tu r e h a s a s tro n g law en fo rcem en t
ap p eal. T he hig h ly ed u catio n al value
c a n n o t be o v erestim ated an d no c iti
zen c an see th e p ic tu re w ith o u t h a v
ing h is civic co n scien ce stirre d .
As th e ap p e a l Is for law e n fo rc e
m ent an d on ac c o u n t of lim ited s e a t
ing c a p a c l’y, ch ild re n u n acco m p an ied
by th e ir p a re n ts w ill not be ad m itted .
R em em ber It Is 7:30 o'clock. Come
e a rly to get a seat. T h e c h u rc h e s of
th * c ity w ill u n ite in th is m eeting.
N T E D — E very boy and g irl to
ave a X m as p re se n t put u p In a
eat C h ris tm a s box w ith o u t cost,
all F ir s t S ta te B ank. G resh am ,
reg o n . fo r in stru c tio n s.
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NEW HIGH SCHOOL IS
NEARIN’« COMPLETION
It is ex p ected th a t th e new U nion
H igh school at Bandy, w hich Is to be
used fo r a h ig h sch o o l an d g ra d e
school com bined w ill be re ad y fo r oc
cu p an cy by C h ristm a s acco rd in g to
w ord m ade p u b lic by th e school board.
T ills n ew s Is w elcom e to both te a c h
ers and p u p ils as th e p re s e n t q u a rte rs
a re crow ded. T he d a te of th e d e d ica
tio n of th e b u ild in g h a s n o t been a n
nounced.
o th e r seaso n s.
P eople liv in g in a lo cality should
reg ard th e sto re s of th e lo cality as
; th e ir ow n, an d th in k of th em as "o u r
s to re s.” T hey a re n e c e ssa ry an d add
t0 (be co n v en ien ce an d life and flnau-
c ial g ro w th of th e n eighborhood. B ut
th ey c a n n o t p ro sp e r w ith o u t th e co
• o p eratio n of hom e o w n ers and resi-
d en ts of th e locality.
ASTORIA
OLDEST
(TTY IN OREGON
A storia. O regon's oldest city, h as a
ro m an tic p ast. Since th e tim e of its
founding to th e tim e of th e la st fire,
th e re has alw ay s been an u n u su al a ir
of p ro g ressiv en ess and a le rtn e s s p re s
ent. T he e arly population included
people follow ing m any p u rsu its. T h ere
w ere fu r tra p p e rs , boatm en, H udson
Bay officials, fo r it w as once the seut
of Jo h n M cL aughlin, fa th e r of O regon;
gold m in ers from C alifo rn ia and A laska
and e arly s e ttle rs w ho cro ssed th e
p la in s and founded new hom es on
th e fe rtile soil of C latsop county.
L um berm en and fisherm en also cam e
in larg e num bers.
At one tim e A sto ria w as u n d er the
B ritish flag. It w as la te r th e first
postoffice w est of th e R ockies. It w as
founded in 1811 by Jo h n Jaco b A stor
c h a se s and th e n w onder w hy your w ho estab lish ed a fu r-tra d in g post
th e re .
hom e sto re s have su ch sm a ll stocks
Former Fire Disastrous.
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a re sQ QUt of d ate
A storia co n tin u ed to grow and
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th riv e . F ish erm en plied th e ir tra d e
o u r b u y in g . L ef8 and th e splendid h a rb o r bro u g h t m any
Golden R u le
m ake .th e hom e tow n m e rc h a n t feel
th a t we a re w ith him to th e fu lle st ex
te n t of o u r ab ility . H is C h ristm as
w ill be h ap p ier a n d so w ill ours.
COUNTY CLUB AGENT
( ’Ll TUHES WIRES TO
TO REMAIN IN COUNTY
STOP FALL: KILLED
Miss E th el M. C alkins, co u n ty club
O scar E dw in C arlso n , sou of Mr.
1 and Mrs. G us C arlso n of P le a s a u t ag en t, is to c o n tin u e h er w ork us club
j H om e, w as in s ta n tly k illed la s t F ri lead er in M ultnom ah county. H er r e
day w hen h e c lu tch ed a t som e w ire s q u e st for a sm all in c re a se In s a la ry to
to stop h is fall from a roof. T h e cover expenses w as g ra n te d by th e
e le c tric ity fro m th e h ig h ten sio n w ires tax com m ission w hen th e co u n ty bud-
proved fa ta l.
Y oung C arlso n h ad Ket w as accepted. T he b u d g et w as
p assed by th e co u n ty com m issioners
been em ployed fo r th e p a st tw o y e a rs ,
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som e tim e ago h u t it h a s ju s t been s c
a t th e s ta te fish h a tc h e ry a t B onne- cepted by th e tax com m ission,
ville. T h e h eav y sn o w s th is w in te r
W hen Miss C alk in s ask ed fo r a
w ere th o u g h t to be lodged to o heavily little la rg e r a p p ro p ria tio n to cover
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15
on th e ro o fs of th e b u ild in g s and expenses, h er re q u e s t w as indorsed
IS POTATO DAY young C arlso n w as s e n t u p on th e : by th e various re p re s e n ta tiv e s of the
roof to shovel th e snow off. W hile j county. A m ong o th e rs in te re ste d In
F rid a y , D ecem ber 15, is th e day set th u s o ccupied, his feet b eg an to slip ' clu b w ork and anx io u s to see Miss
asid e by th e D am ascu s F arm B u reau and tie c lu tc h e d at th e e le c tric w ires, C alkins rem ain in th e co u n ty w as R.
as P o ta to Day. T he day w ill be d e an d w as k illed by th e stro n g e le c tric a l
S abin, a fa rm e r living n e a r B oring,
voted to th e d iscu ssio n of th e g ro w shock w hich he received.
1 He has k-‘pt In clo se touch w ith d u b
ing of p o tato es. All p erso n s in te r
Young C arlso n w as b o rn in M itchell, w ork and realized th e difficulty of
ested a re ask ed to m e e t a t th e C. 8. South D akota, on O cto b er 22, 1892. finding som eone w ho could c a rry on
M udge h a ll in D am ascus.
He and his p a re n ts h av e lived in th e th e club w ork so su cc e ssfu lly as the
An a ll-d a y sessio n w ill be held. P le a s a n t H om e ■ d is tric t for th e p a st p re s e n t county lead e r h as done.
Som e in te re s tin g sp e a k e rs w ill be 17 y ears. D u rin g th e W orld W ar he
T he new s th a t Miss C alk in s is to
p re s e n t and ta lk on p o tato es am ong [ e n j a n d
serv ed as b u g le r in thf> rem ain in th e c o u n t/ w ill be good
whom w ill be E. R. Ja c k m a n , s p e c ia l C oast A rtille ry w hich w as statio n ed new s to th e clu b m em bers. M any of
ist from O. A. C., w ho w ill ta lk on in C alifo rn ia. B esides his p a re n ts, he them have ex p ressed th em selv es by
“P o ta to G ra d in g ”. S. B. H all, M ult is su rvived by tw o b ro th e rs.
saying th ey did not know w hat club
nom ah co u n ty a g e n t w ill a lso be one
F u n e ra l se rv ic e s w ere h eld M onday w ork w ould be w ith o u t her.
of th e sp e a k e rs.
aftern o o n a t 1 o 'clo ck a t th e P le a s a n t
L u n ch w ill be serv ed a t noon. A ¡ Home B a p tist ch u rc h . T h e Rev. D. Q. ( I RR1NSYILLE WOMAN
co rd ial in v ita tio n is ex ten d ed to e v e ry B arry p reach ed th e serm o n . In te r-
BURIED IN GRESHAM
one to be p re s e n t at th is m eeting. It melR w as a t D ouglas cem etery .
p ro m ises to be one of in te re s t as w ell
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T he Rev. H. B ru eu ag el w as called
upon S a tu rd a y to co n d u ct th e fu n eral
as b eing in s tru c tiv e .
¡MILLIKIN BRINGS
HOME HUGE LEMON of Mrs. E lizab eth L in g elb ach , a pio
Wise Children.
n eer re sid e n t of C u rrin sv ille . R equiem
T h e c h ild re n a re w ise r now th an
W hen D. P. M illikin re tu rn e d y e s m ass w as said a t E sta c a d a and th e
th ey used to be, b u t th e n th e w orld is
te rd a y fro m h is tr ip to s o u th e rn T ex body w as b ro u g h t to G resh am w here
m uch w iser, too.
S ev eral m o n th s ago I took my little as. he b ro u g h t w ith him a huge it w as in te rre d in St. J o s e p h 's cem e
g irl, age eig h t, on m y knee and told lem on, a s la rg e as a good sized g ra p e tery .
h er th a t fa irie s had b ro u g h t a little fru it. I t Is of th e p o n ta ro s a v ariety
M rs. L in g icb ach w as born in E au-
s tra n g e r to o u r hom e. It w as a little
boy an d w as going to be h e r b ro th e r. an d m e a su re s 17% in ch es one w ay C laire, W isconsin, 53 y e a rs ago. She
She hopped dow n off my knee and ! and 18 in ch es th e o th er. W hile th is | s su rv iv ed by h er h u sb an d , V alentine
sa id :
v ariety is o f a good q u a lity , it is n o t . L in g elb ach , an d seven ch ild re n . One
"Oh. g im m e a sta m p ! I m going to g ro w n to an y g re a t e x te n t a s it is too ] d a u g h te r and a s is te r a re n u n s in the
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w rite b ro th e r T om m y an d tell him ; la rg e for co m m ercial p u rp o ses.
B eaverton co n v en t an d both w ere in
B ro th e r T om m y w as a t a b o y s’ I ..................
school. So, I sm iled, gave h er th e
Mr. M illikin w as on a b u sin ess trip a tte n d a n c e a t th e fu n eral.
stam p an d c u rio u sly w atch ed w h at to M ercedes, T ex as, in th e low er Rio
M oney to loan on real e s ta te . B.
she w ro te. T h is w as h e r le tte r :
G range valley, w h ere he o w ns seven
"Dear lo m tn y :
You have 1° 8 t' a c re s w ith in th e city lim its. He w as W. T h o rn e , a t B an k of G resh am .
Send m e th e q u a rte r. I t ’s a boy.’ —
T h e K ab ieg ram .________________ 'a w a y se v eral w eeks,________________________
I'h o n " su b s c rip tio n s to 1561
#1.50 l’er Year
12, 1»22
la rg e d eleg atio n of D am ascu s
T h is is th e seaso n , p e rh a p s m o re t Jf y o u r m e rc h a n t h a s not p u t in a
a im B u ita u m em b eis w ill be Preb ’ th a n an y o th e r, w hen b u y ers sh o u ld ( stock c o m m e n su ra te w ith th e re q u ire
eu t a t a co m m u n ity m eetin g w hich is
be urged to give th e ir first c o n sid e ra m en ts and d e sire s of h is p a tro n s th e
N ext S a tu rd a y , D ecem ber 16, in to be h eld W ednesday evening, De tio n to th e hom e m e rc h a n ts. It th ey ch an ces a re he trie d it once, people
P o rtla n d , w ill o ccu r th e big dem on cem b er 13, in th e Pow ell V alley a re w o rth p a tro n iz in g a t any tim e w ent elsew h ere to buy, th e m e rc h a n t
scho o lh o u se. 8. A. R offerts, se c re ta ry
s tra tio n of th e W flbdmen of th e W orld
lost m oney an d is a fra id to v e n tu re
of th e D am ascu s o rg an izatio n , w ill th ey a re e n title d to y o u r holiday
w hen it is expected th a t th o u sa n d s of
again.
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h av e c h a rg e of th e m eeting.
m em b ers and c a n d id a te s w ill be in th e
In m ost c a se s they h av e an tic ip a te d
Very few m e rc h a n ts w ill.fa il to r e
T he m eetin g w as c a lled a t th e sug-
line of p a ra d e m arch in g to th e p u b lic | g estio n o{ th e v lsitiu g ia rn i b u reau y o u r needs an d have gone to e x tra ex spond if you let them know w h at you
a u d ito riu m w h ere u p w ard s of 10,000
m em b ers, w ho w ill te ll of th e w ork pense an d tro u b le to p ro v id e to r y o u r w ant an d show a p u rp o se to co o p er
m em b ers a re expected.
1 acco m p lish ed d u rin g th e p a st y e a r by w ants.
S tric tly h o lid ay goods a re a te w ith them .
All cam ps of th e W oodm en of th e ,
,
W orld of P o rtla n d , n o rth e rn O regon ' th e ir o rg a n iz a tio n an d d .scu ss w avs w o rth little o r n o th in g a t an> o th e r
It Is so easy to go to th e big city
and so u th w e ste rn W ashin g to n a re list- in w h,ch th e D am ascu s F arm B u reau tim e of y ear. H ence th ey m u st be ,
w here sto ck s a re b ew ild eriu g ly larg e
ed to p a rtic ip a te in th is g re a t event.
an d th e Pow ell V alle y F arm B u reau sold w hen sea so n a b le o r th e m e rc h a n t '
and it m ay be p ric e s a trifle low er,
T h e p a ra d e w ill s ta r t from E lev en th can co o p e ra te in th e w o rk to be c a r- su ffers a loss. A lo ss a t th is seaso n
l'o u see so m an y p re tty th in g s you
a nd A lder p ro m p tly a t 7 p. m. T h e ried on d u rin f^ th e co m in g y ear,
m ak es it h a rd e r to keep up a good j c a n 't help but buy.
You probably
in itia tio n of tw o th o u san d c a n d id a tes
It is hoped a la rg e n u m b er of Pow -
ell V alley m em b ers w ill be p re s e n t a t I
an d d ° a P ro fitab le b u sin ess a t over buy. You c a rry hom e y o u r p u r
w ill be held in th e au d ito riu m .
M ayor B ak er w ill give an a d d re s s of
w elcom e an d the m ain a d d re ss of th e
ev en in g w ill be by W alter M. P ierce,
g o v ern o r-elect of O regon.
T h e re w ill be bands, d rill team s, o f
ficers. c a n d id a te s and m em b ers in th e
lin e of m arch .
C a n d id ates w ill com e from m ore
th a n 40 cam ps of th e o rd e r, P o rtla n d
su p p ly in g m ore th a n 1500.
A side d eg ree w ill be c o n ferred by a
p ick ed team .
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
sh ip s and people th u s adding to the
population. T hen cam e th e blow, the
g re a t tire of 1883, w hen a saw m ill on
th e w a te rfro n t cau g h t on fire. T he
fire sp read u n til it w iped out sev eral
blo ck s of w h a rfs and residences.
T h is situ a tio n w as m ade w o rse w hen
a band of ruffians sto le som e liquor
and took the city by storm . D rinking
and p lu n d e rin g of houses continued
th ro u g h o u t th e night. O rd er, how
ever, w as finally resto red .
T h is d isco u rag em en t did not stop
th e people from building up a la rg e r
and b e tte r city. T h is has been sp e
c ially tru e d u rin g th e p ast few years.
F in e schools, c h u rc h e s an d business
b u ild in g s have been co n stru cte d . I’o rt
te rm in a ls th a t a re of th e b est have
been built. T he city is also noted for
its beau tifu l hom es. New s tre e ts have
been b u ilt and paved, and a new pipe
line estab lish ed to bring in a la rg e r
su p p ly of m o u n tain w ater from B ear
cre e k to the city re s e rv o irs is now be
ing com pleted.
T h is b rief sk etch gives only a sm all
p o rtio n of th e in te re stin g h isto ry of
A storia. To th in k th a t th e h e a rt of
su ch a city lies In ru in s is h ard to
believe. T he people, how ever, a re a l
read y ra lly in g an d w ill soon be m ore
an x io u s th a n ev er to w ork w ith r e
new ed vigor to rebuild th e city.
It I’ iijs to Advertise.
T he value of an ad In th e classified
colum ns of th e p aper w as b ro u g h t to
th e a tte n tio n of th e O utlook by an
! a d v e rtise r who paid 35 c en ts for one
in se rtio n and on th e stre n g th of the
add sold tw o in cu b ato rs and tw o brood-
, ers an d had calls for th ree in cu b ato rs
and fo u r brooders a fte r he had sold
out. Tw o h u n d red chickens w ere sold
in th e stre n g th of th e sam e ad.
UNANIMOUS VOTE IS
GIVEN TO BUDGET
T he school budget w as approved by
th e u nanim ous vote of th e special
m eeting called last S atu rd ay to co n
sid e r th e m itie r . As school m eetings
i go th is -vaj w ell atten d ed , th e re being
13 votes cast on th e q u estio n at Issue.
S everal school p a tro n s cam o in too
late ”e r th e vo tin g but rem alu ed for
i r in .o . r ia l d iscu ssio n of school m a t
te rs oi Intel est to ail.
A s ih e re su lt ot th is vote, tl e school
xi.ird is a u th o iiz d to p u rch ase th e
tw o a cres Cf land ad jo in in g th e p re s
en t school' g ro u n d s on th e w est. T his
will give th e d is tric t a tr a c t of four
a c re s, c e n tra lly located, well d rain ed
and ad m irab ly su ited for th e e n larg ed
school p ro g ram w hich w ill of n eces
sity be c a rrie d o u t in th e n e a r fu tu re.
A fter th e sp ecial b u sin ess of th e
day w as atten d ed to. C h airm an A rth u r
D ow sett of th e school board invited
d iscu ssio n of any school questio n s.
T he need of g re a te r facilities for c a r
ing for th e gro w in g school seem ed to
be u p p erm o st in th e m inds of all. An
in fo rm al vote show ed th e se n tim e n t of
th e m eeting to be in favor of a new
build in g at th e e a rlie s t possible dates.
it w as stated by Mr. D ow sett th a t
a m odern, 16-room building, w ith a s
sem bly and th e u su al cloak room s and
office w ould co st ap p ro x im ately $50,-
000.
T h re e -fo u rth s of th ese cla ss
room s a re needed now , said Mr. Dow
sett, as every av a ila b le space in the
p re s e n t s tru c tu r e is In use. se v eral
g ra d e s a re ab o u t to th e lim it of size
for c re d ita b le w ork and w ill need to
be divided soon. T he school is In
c re a s in g about a room a y ear and w ill
probably m ake a g re a te r gain from
now on.
T he location of a new building w as
discussed so m ew h at and th e con cen
su s of opinion seem ed to be th n t the
play shed should he moved back and
th e new building placed in such a po
sitio n th a t it w ould c e n te r ab o u t
w here th e play shed is and extend
p a rtly on the site of th e p re s e n t
building and p a rtly on th e new
gro u n d .
T h e w hole m a tte r w ill be b ro u g h t
before th e v o ters of th e d is tric t a t a
m uss m eetin g w hich w ill be called liy
th e hoard som etim e in F eb ru ary .
C o ttrell com m unity ch u rc h L adles'
Aid b a z a a r, F rid a y evening, Dec. 15.
W anted Loan*.
$900. 70 a c re s on m ain road in
C lack am as county.
$4500. 80 a c re s in M ultnom ah c o u n
ty.
$1000.
Im proved
p ro p erty
in
G resh am .
B. W. THO RNE,
a t B ank of G resham .
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GRESHAM OUTLOOK
Our Annual Paul Revere
Issue of Friday, Dec. 15
Containing Stories of Community Progress,
Christmas Leatures, Greetings, Christmas An
nouncements, Correspondence, Pictures, Etc., Etc.
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