Mosier bulletin., October 30, 1914, Image 4

H U M BLE
PHYSICIAN
—
L O C A L — DEFEAT THE DENTISTRY DILL
Merchandise
TO. THE VOTERS OE HOOD
RIVER COUNTY:
At this, time, while so many
W. Gl Gloyd is a business vis- measures are coming up for con­
sideration, we are constantly
¡tor in Portland this week.
asked to explain BILL 340 and
Potato diggers, fork«, sack 341, known as the “ DENTISTRY I
BILL.” At this time we deem I
twine, etc., at Chown'«
it advisable to explain both sides'
0. E, Wilson and J.W. Huskey
s > the voters can see just what1
T&ere in The Dalles Wednesday,. it means to them.
P ro h ib itio n Makes Formerly
It’s time for your new heating
The law as it now stands upon
Thriving. Center Barren
stove. Good line at Chown’s.
I the statute books states plainly!
,! that a dentist applying for a li-
Sugan is away down,
lowest price. You will « ¿ " S cense must bear a diploma from BANK DEPOSITS $57,000 LESS
a reputable dental college having
itrauss.
1 a course of study of three years
Electric lamps and fixtures
tares carried by Chown.
Cockerels for Sale
S. C. White Leghorn Tancred
stock, S. C. Rhode Island Reds,
Ladd stock.
Attractive prices
for immediate sale.
Mayerdaie
Orchards, Mosier, Oregon.
SPRINGFIELD IS
MERE GHOST OF
OLD BUSY CITY
I have increased the order on
Fleischniann Yeast, so now lean
supply you all. Strauss, ihe
Store that gets the people what
t! ey want, be it a large or small
item.
and
SURGEON
HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON
W ill practice in Mosier and
May tie reached by long dis­
tance phone. Home phone ill.
Plaintiff,
■»$.
J. C. Wingfield, A lie»' G. Wingfield,
( alii, B. Koontz, and Callie It. Koontz
as Administratrix o f tlie estate o f J.
W. Koontz, deceased, Elton G.
Koontz and D, lla Koontz, Ella (j,
Chambers and J. 1. Chambers, Ber­
tha B. Koontz, Maude G. Ehrsam
and Holmes K. Ehrsam, Klorer.ce (.'.
Koontz, W. N. Wiley, and Y’akiemar
Lideil, Administrator de bonis non o f
the Estate o f Emil Hedberg, de-
cerned,
Defendants.
Notice of Sheriff’s Safe
In the Circuit Court o f the StaU* o f
Oregon for Wasco County.
i ’irst
National Bank o f The Dalles,
| Oregon a Corporation.
Hot Lake Manager Would Like
Plaintiff,
¡
Advance Notice of Arrival
n.
Persons contemplating a visit
r. H. Beverly, \V. J. Summers anil
Anna M. Summers, hi3 wife, Eit W.
to Hot Lake Springs, Oregon,
To J. C. Wingfield. Alice G. Wing-
Mueller ami May (\ Mueller, his
w h o require the service o f a field, Callh B. Koonts. and Celtic B.
wife. It. E. Davis and May E. Davis,
wheel Cl. air or other special con- Koontz as Administratrix o f the Estate
his wife, J. it. Effic-rnion, M. Z.
venience, are requested by the o f J. \v. Koontz. dec, •ased, El iron G.
Donnell ami Grace Dunned, his w ife,
management to give notice o f Koontz am! Bella Koontz. Ella G.
Frank Ellison, Dorothea Abbott amt
arrival in advance, so that prop- < hamber* and J, I. Chamber*. Bertha
H. M. Abbott,
er care and attention may be as- B. Koontz, Maude G. Ehrsam and
Defendants.
sured.
Holme» K. Ehrsam,
Florence C,
Koontz, IV. N.. Wiley, and Voldemar . By virtue o f an Execution, D ecree,
Udell, Administrator de bonis non o f ! and Order o f Sale, duly issued out o f
t the Estate o f Emil Hedherg, dec-ased, and under the Seal o f the Circuit
Blacksmith
the above named defendants:
Court o f the State o f Oregon for the
In
the
Name
o
f
the
State
o
f
Oregon:
County o f Wasco, to me directed and
Horse Shoeing and General
I You, and each o f you, the aliove : dated the ¡¡1st day o f October, 14)14,
Repair Work.
| named defendants, are hereby required | upon a Decree in mortgage foreclosure
Also agent for Corona Wool to appear anil answer the complaint and judgment rendered and altered in
In a letter received recently
from A. W. Mohr, County Sur­ Fat for Poises and cows. A cure filed against you in the above entitled ! said Court on the 11‘th iay o f October,
veyor, that public spirited citizen for corns, contracted hoofs, mud suit on or before the 14th day o f De- i 1914, in the above entitled cause in fa-
! cember, 1914, and if you fail to so ap- i vor o f the plaintiff and against the de-
informs us that he has donated, fever and sore shoulders.
I pear and answer said complaint or ' fondants, v, h< rein it was a.lj .dged that
Two Blocks of Vacant Buildings Line thru Miss Metz, the county li­ M o s i e r ,
UltEGON otherwise plead thereto,
for want ! plaintiff should recover in the sum o f
Did. y< mi aver stop to think.! of not less than nine months
Main Street in Place of Busy Stores brarian, a set of Encyclopedia
' “ thereof the plaintiff w ill apply to the j $5000.Oft, togetle r with interest there-
vhat would happen if I closed | each year. He then must he ex-
Brittannica, which will he deliv­
1 Court for che relief prayed for in said ' on from April 3fith, 1912. at the rate o f
Vote for
>ny store?.’ Do you, remember amined upon the following sub-
Tin; city o f S p rin gfield , ered this week or next, making
[complaint,
to-w it:
For judgment j ‘i per cent per annum, and the further
viiat yotnpaid for goods before j jects:
a
valuable
addition
to
the
library
■ against the defendants, J. C. Wing-1 sum o f $4,258.25 togethev with inter­
its present cobw ebby,
L star ted f7 Don’ t .you think you I ANATOMY,, PHYSIOLOGY,
and for which the donor will re­
tad bet ten give mo that' next PATHOLOGY,
OSTEOLOGY, stagnant condition , today ceive the hearty thanks of the INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE field and Alice G. Wingfield, and Gallic j est thereon from N ovem ber 16lhr
B. Koontz. and Callie B. Koontz as j 1912, at the rate o f 6 per cent
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
■rocerj*-order to, show your ap- MATERIA MEDIC \ THERA- presents a picture, ¡is com ­ Mosier public.
Administratrix o f the ¿state of J. W. ' per annum, and the further sum
The man o f recognized experience anil
¡jivcialion of an up*to-d,e-min-! PEUTICS PROSTHESIS, AND pared w i t h its thriving,
Koontz, deceased,
in the sum o f o f $900.00 attorney fees, and the
ability and who is familiar with the
i te-store, “'ilh .............. tartling comimon o*a F »r
$200.00 ii> Gold Coin o f the United further sum o f «$94.80, together with
Mrs.
E.
K.
Vickers,
of
Thp
lines and corners in all o f Wasco
Jtraass.
1 WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS. I ago, that w ould make the
States, together with interest thereon interest thereon from January lOfch,
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1 Hh also has to demonstrate his angels weep. A y ea r ago Dalles, visited over Sunday with county.
from July 7th, 1913, at the rate o f 8 1914, at the rate o f 6 per cent per an*
(Paid
Advertisement)
her sister, Mrs. Dick Evans.
; skill in practical work. If he se-
per cent per annum-; for the further num, and the further sum o f $29.00
every
store-
was
fille
d
and
| cures a passihg grade of 80 he is
sum o f $1.00.00 attorney feeo, and for costa and disbursements, and the costs
crow ds o f peop le thronged
give*) a license to practice.
plaintiff’ s costs anil disbursement* o f and upon this Writ and commanding
f i n v made and expended therein; and for a me to make sale o f the real property*
The Hosier Rifle < Inh will hold
-p|)e Governor appoints an ex- its streets. E very m erchant
!lli
in
-n :|L
Attorneys-At-Law
i practice sho d next Sunday a t-1 amihing hoard o f five to exam w as m aking m oney, p ra cti­
decree of- the Court decreeing that said embraced in such Decree o f tered os-
m ortgage he foreclosed and that the lire and hereinafter described, I will,
rernoon in ti e river bottom near '¡ne all applicants, who serve ca lly everyone who w anted
G e n e r a l P r a c t ic e
FOR O R EG O N DRY
premises therein desrtibed, to-wit:
upon the 30th day o f November, 1914r
Bile rock crusher, using the- pile without pay—simply an honorary
w as em ployed. E very
Thirty feet (30) otf the West side o f at the hour o f 2:00 o'clock in the after-
THE
DALLES.
-
OREGON
'd'screenings as « target hack, appoint merit.
Lot Tw o (2), thirty feet (30) off the noon o f said day, and at the front door
\ll members off the*dub are re-
If the new law takes effect af­
West side o f Lot Seven (7), and Lots ■ o f the County Courthouse in Dalles
ter election, it w/11 read as nil-
-* !■ . j * *^l>, Q -
¡nested lo he presenti
Three (3) and Six (6), all in Block “ DM City, Wasco County, Oregon, sd i at
FOR NATION DRY
tows: A graduate o f any repu­
o f Kramer’ s Addition to Dalles City, public auction to the highest bidder fo r
Today Springfield looks like a
table dental school in good stand­
Wasco County, Oregon, according to cash hi hand, all the right, title and
New mince meat, fresh cran­ ing which requires a course of deserted village, business is par­
the recorded map and plat thereof; terest which the defendants, and either
berries, new Idaho honey, mar- study of at least two school alyzed, and more than eight or
Machine Shop
A ini also tie Last twenty feet (20) o f or aH o f them, have or had, or have
isr lino- style cherries,, grape years, having a yearly course of ten people on its main street at
and Garage
Lots Four (4) and Five (5) in said since acquired or now have, in and to
r-1: in a-:i everything good t study of not. less I ban six months. any^, one time would actually he
Block “ D” in said Kramer’ s Addition the following described real property*
Yet
1 are Fowd Grocery. |rpjjpj.p wj|| |)e no examining the tause of excitement.
Auto Repairing and
the
Committee
of
One
Hundred
to
Dalles City, in Wasco County, Ore­ lying and being situated in Wasco
•utter ami proud o' hoard to prove his efficiency, hut
accessories.
A h 1
i County, Oregon, to-w it:
gon ;
. keep the Quality up. I |)y registering their diplomas says: “ Business is fine in dry
Work Guaranteed
Be sold in the manner provided hv law
All o f Lot 1 in Section 13, Township
¡I ' J'isi started on m,v cam- w|j[1
Secretary of State, pro­ towns.1 f
Springfield went “ dry“ at the
for the sale o f real property upon j 1 North o f Range 12 Fast o f the W il-
paign of ‘ ‘ the Best Goods and ceed to practice. The laws are
First anti State St.
election last fall, the saloons
| m ortgage foreclosure, and the proceeds lamette Meridian, containing 22.40
Service for the Least Money.
as we have presented them. The closing January 1.
Hood River,
Oregon
j arising from such sale he applied in j acres,
Watch Stiliuss.
argument against the new law is
Let the “ drys” tell all about
the payment o f said judgment and the ; Also Fractional Lot No. 1, in Section,
Mrs. W. Gi Glbyd returned* that there is no such denial i these “ fine” business conditions
sums above mentioned, including costs j 18, Township 1 North of Kang. 13 K,
Monday fronva fortnight’ s visit- school in the world that issues id Springfield after nine months'
o f sale and attorney fees; and that the containing 32.88 acres, except the fol-
l such diplomas, hut it. may influ­ i operation of their “ business the­
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
I defendants* anil each and all o f them, , lowing strip o f land being 10 f6et in­
i'ii Porllhnd.
ence the starting of such schools ories.“
land any and all persons claiming by,, . width described as, commencing at a
Physician and Surgeon
Dri-foot shoe oil waterproofs f„i- the sole purpose of mannfac-
Although a much smaller city than
through or under them or any o f them, point on the ¡South line o f said lot, 627£
Salem, the hank deposits in Spring-
your shoes. Chown.
i taring dipl< m s.
! lie forever barred from any and all feet W est from the Northeast' corner
field have fallen o ff in the last year
M o s ie r
-
-
O regon
right, title, equity and interest, in said o f Theodore Mesplie’ s Donation Land
Wilma Roivlen is first. Boyd1 Second: There is no way to i over $57,000.
premises or any portion thereof, save Claim; thence Northeast to a point on
When Main street finally is read­
Thrift is second anil Helen Blush prove a means of etlicen-y.
only the statutory right o f redemp­ the East line o f said Lot, 18 roils W est
DR. C. H. JENKINS
it third in*the Baby Contest this) Third: It removes the only justed’ in the next month or two, prac­
tion, and for such other and further and 154.L feet North from said M**s-
Week. Strauss.
safeguard I lie people have to tically two blocks of store buildings on
DENTIST
each side of the street west of the |
relief as to the Court may seem meet plie’s claim; said strip o f land extend­
protect themselves.
»Southern Pacific tracks will be desert­
and equitable.
ing through said fractional lot between
H ood R iv e r ;
-
O regon
Fourth: It would cause Ore-j ed, but “ business is fin e.0
This Summons is published in the said points, together with the right to*
gon to he the dumping ground
A real estate sale is unheard o f and
Mosier Bulletin, a weekly newspaper use the same for a water ditch;
for all'who have failed in other would lie impossible on any part of Office Phone, 1081. Res. Phone, 333
o f general circulation published in
Also the N W | o f the NW¡ o f said
George Chamberlain and Jack states o f the Union,, as every Main street*, but “ business is fine.0
The Only
Wasco County, Oregon, for six con- Section 18, in Tp. 1 N o f Range 13,
The Springfield Toggery, the best
<£lark have returned from the State has an examining hoard.
seeutive weeks, being seven issues Fast o f the Willaim tt< Meridian, con-
gent’s furnishing store, is now being
wilds of Alaska, where they j
Now Mr. Voter, is it asking closed out by a receiver, bu t'“ business
thereof,
in
compliance
v\ ith an containing 58.82 acres;
went six months ago on,a topo­
too much of a man who lias is fine.“
order
o
f
Hon.
W.
!*.
Bradshaw,
Judge
Also the North Half o f the North­
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
graphical surveying trip for the chosen so important a profession,
The La France Confectionery Store,
o f tht* Circuit Court- o f the State o f east Quarter o f the oitheast Quarter,
government. They say they en­
En orsed anil supported by promi­ Oregon for Wasco County, dated the and the Southeast Quarter o f the North,
has so much to do with your I one of the best in “ w et“ days, lias
joyed the trip hugely and bagged who
nent leaders o f all partic«, among 24tn day o f October, 1914; and the east Quarter o f the Northeast Quarter
health and happiness, to tulio an ell-sod out, but “ bwiness is fine.“
O. NV. Johnson’s Hardware Store, the
some big game.
whom may he mentioned Walter A. date o f the first | tlhliration o f this o f Sec. 13, Tp. 1 North o f Rang« 12
examination to prove his efñcien best of its line during “ w e f° days,
Pierce, LaGrande, Democrat; George Summons is October 30th, 1914r and
<■(/? You as voters should de­ already has been sold out by a re-
Mast, containing 30 acres;
-3
H, Curry, LaGrande, Republican: Win. the date o f the last publication there­
mand the best <if every man—the 1 reiver, but “ business is line.0
Also a tract o f land commencing at
Miller, LaGrande,. Progressive; Judge o f is December 11 Hi, 1914.
A. J. Henderson, the leading dry
best is none too good.
School Text Books a n d
a point 233 feet North o f Southeast
Maloney, Pendleton, Democrat; J. N.
corner o f fractional Lot 1 o f W est
F ki *: d W. W ilson ,
The remark has been niadej j goods merchant*, occupied n double
School Supplies of all kinds.
Next Tuesday is election day.
Hayes, Pendleton, Republican; W. W,
| store a year ago. Today lie occupies
H alf o f Northwest Quarter o f Sec. 18,
Attorney for Plain I iff.
many times that “ there must lie | but one store and will tell you his
Harnh,
Pendleton,
Democrat; Dr..
Get out and vote for the men something about this man Mr
in Tp. 1 North o f Range 13, HWM;
| business is “ about h a lf’ 1 what it was
Young, Hood River, Republican, and
and measures you like best.
thence running due North 437 fe e t;
Parker, for the dentists arc all ! a year ago, but “ business is fin e .°
B o o k s and Magazines,
many others.
thence South 39 «leg. 58 min. Blast 429
It is claimed that Rie re is a afraid of him ” The dentists are
The city has run into a $ 2(H> deficit !
Stationery and Novelties:
Also by the Committee o f One Hun­
feet; thence South 68 deg., 34 min.
joker” io nearly ¡ill the meas- not fighting the man; it is the from an excess of expenditures over
9K 2*
K3E3 S i i t i »
dred [membership nearly 500] The
Watches
and
Clocks,
I^eath-
W est
feet to place o f beginning:
I income, although the “ drys ° promised
issue
that
we
are
opposed
to.
for
iros up to-the people, and as the
Dalles; Hu* ( ’on.rr* ssio. al Convention
or and Toilet ytoods.
that less police and court* expenses
all
o
f
said
land above described being
Meats ! / All Hours
o f tiie W. C. T. II.; the United church­
iveruge voter hasn't l iken time after ¡25 years of effort to build would make a sui, lus, if tlie people I
in Wasco County, Oregon;
up
our
profession
to
an
equal
es and Young Peoples’ Societies o f
would vote file
saloon licenses
.o limit for the ’ colored gent le­
Or so much o f said property as will
I standard with that of Medicine,
Hood River; by a mass meeting o f BAKERY
of business, but that’s “ fine busi x
Subscriptions taken for
satisfy said judgment ami decree and
ni m in the woodpile.” In* will one sitigli* man can. fora grudge, i out
ness.“
1000 persons in his home town. La
order o f sale, with costs and accruing
CONFECTIONERY
all magazines and palters.
n o.iably vote “ no” on-most of ; because he is imalde to pass an
The prohibitionists a year ago prom­
Grande, and by local organization*
costs. Said property will be sold sub­
throughout
the
district.
ised
to
reduce
the
tax
levy,
but
have
Clubbing
rates
can
tie
had.
Hem. Some lie’ ll hit and others examination to prove his efficien­
SOFT DRINKS ject to confirmation and redemption as
1 increased the levy this year by five
Head
Mr.
(
P
aver’
s
stat*
ment
in
th
cy,
tries
to
do
away
with
the
ex­
<•'11 miss. \V-e don’ t all think
tm m a m t
by h.w provided.
mills, but “ business Is fine.“
CIGARS
. ".
TOB A CC O
i official State Pamphlet o f Candidates.
»nke of course, L it it appears amining hoard, thereby lowering
Not a foot of pennant at street im
Dated at Dalles City, W asco County,,
Submitted !y Lnu st I*. Taylor SeC-
the
standard
o
f
efficiency,
and
Yoii cannot l»eat Mosier
o u- tli: there are certainly
| roveinent work has l*. en done, ex
Oregon, this 22nd day o f October, 1914.
V.
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retary
o
f
CVaver
G
unnafgM
omn.it
tee.
■ ...........us 1 ■ w hi eh simuli!; he removing the only protection the c. pt the construction of a -nail bridge
prices in any of these lines.
L evi chkisman ,
(PaL'. AOvertih. o»m
n Prohihiti >r. Stat*>
I t \er n creek, ami that' was paid i* r by
let', ati ,1 - ti e e ig h t h o u r hill an d people have.
Sheriff o f Wasco County.
S tdrgkss B i . dg , M osier . O re .
Commit t*».
I
a
bom!
issue.
Streets
and
sidewalks
hi I
" . \ E\empiinn hill.
Sfinì v tlx' issue and see if our
are in a dcplorrtlMe condition, and the
II
♦<• K:)i M jhiw Pre­ arganietvt is not a sound one.
prohibitionists avv now pet.Honing the
■su m rrm
- . 3 * ’ ■ --issa i
7. - V
.......¿ r m m m m m —
Yours to vote 311 Y NO.
cinct vtiil* tie iiiithe
Blilletin«
conn il to “ diuT i, ” the t xpen ; * levy.
Signed by DOCTORS JE NX INS, If the local taxpayer*, bnf* a f *w of
ittico, ¡uni' ii r tlx W „si Mosiei«
whom are “ drys,“ vote down this’ pe­
Precintf the library Innttling r*lN1-»>• » Nl> SrOHKK.
tition. the city confronts the same po*-
All won! dress goods and siiifinprs,
*ill l>* lift'd.
11*10,1 Yilvrrt’ sing. |
! sibility as Ohegon City. viz.. the np
plain colors and stripe effects.
) pointm. nt of a receiver, but “ business
Tai hired to tit anti ifiianuiteed to
is fine in dry towns.“
Wo were never better jireparel it»
Y nir cliice the y a r d ................. 4 5 C
W. A. HUSBANDS
A W. MOHR DONATES VALUABLE BOOKS
TO MOSIER LIBRARY
A. W. MO H R
Wit PRACTICE.
BENNETT SINNOTT 8 GALLOWAY
bi t!
one seemed happy and con­
tented, except the prohibi­
tionists.
VOTE 332 X Y£S
Foust & Merle VOTE I GEO. L. CLEAVER
in­
Geo. L. Cleaver
RETURN FROM ALASKA
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Mosier
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Book Store
TUESDAY ELECTION DAY
HOSIER B E 8 ÏM T
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Suits und Overcoats
for Men
For all that’s good
' i Coal or Wood
USE
r
lid Advertising. Taxpayers .and
i* Cartiera* I eague o f Oregon.
take caro of your wants in the clothing
lino than we are this year. Our stock
it.vles are correct, the
is tarife, d it
quality is of the highest order of all
wool materia1*, and the workmans! ii> i-
of the very best. We iriut.'.iutcv '.•u
satisfaction in every way a« d our priv s
¡»re the l»>»est. We Mould like to ha.e
you come in and see them, whether ■ ;
are ready to buy or not. lie »van* ; on
to see what a splendid line we ¡1 t car-
r\. i|ff ami ill • teas ina**!e privos we art’
s«-lltnif them at.
Wetliiositay. N»>\. 4. I will ifive
. Xtla vet* s v ' t h »'«eh sal*
.f
u <>ri ii «>!' liam, liHiiun. Iiii’ii.
V'sit our Millin»*ry Departn ent for
yonr fall and winter (¡its
L ad :»'.
Missis' and t’hndieti's. A con.pi e
lire for all > ccasionsi Second F! -
Prohl Speaker Fined.
SEASIDE. »1. V. V 1 .ms. a prehibi1
tion speaker and worker, served out a
five ffollitr firit* in the S. : jJe jttil (V»r
failin«; 1 obey the locnl orJin:»n*,«'s
rcgulati ng str'*»*t sponking
Vfani*.
\\)\o boasts of hr. vin g bo« it ;irrof-teii 1 ;
times and 1 *f having servr»»! 1 4 i * ì 1 1 si*n-
f• Tiers. iU •’4n res thi.t he pro fers i:\il
<t rtc nera t>i» i» ving *in« s. ji • they Ti V e
left town
’• •¡ms rive, silbar, cinara, t»*huv
• >. vanilv. nuts, shoes, rubbers.
! >» i r : » n • I feed. lO.OtHl extra with
;v. o f
■ V ••.ii mid shot s.
o d d 1 >fs u n d e r
St fi uss.
You can always Jo betlet at the
PARIS FAIR.
Manhattan D ress Shirts
for m en
stand the washing and not fade. After
once M’eariiliff one of these suiKM-ior
shirts \ .»u will- wear no other. W lave
a splendid' assortment in the popular
sfip es anti figures at
S i-SO. SS. 00 . Se.SO and ss. 50
for Ft.
Spedai
Dress Shirts for M e made of Ma­
as and Percale in st ipes and small
dras
qriiet patterns ami designs that
tiiffiir
n p ea l to men o f jff'>orl taste. Ti e same
s is !>ein>ff advertised in Ponían I at t.l'.e
peciai price of i l . 15. Our ¡ rice. 35 C
B iq
.¡lie of D.
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ig
tht
Bovs
men and
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