MKDF01JD M.Ur- TIMHI'XR. MET) FORD. ORnnOV. TTiTDAV. 0('TOPr,R 20. WU
IWOE TWO
I0CAL AND
L' PERSONAL
C. I. Ucinrr arrived in .Meilfonl
Thurmlity evening Inun I'lup'im aiul
will hjicnd a lew days in the cily at
ti;inllnK ' I'lisliiess inatH'rH.
-1 1 cent will buy a r mil lnx of
I'alin Olive I'uwrior and Uiiimj lU-cint
rakes of Palm Olive Soup at Napkin's
DniK Sro.
'Clyde J. Tlionias of l'orllnml tnuiH
aclert liiiKliieHH wilh AW-uToril mur
i liaiilH Thursday and Friday.
An (jlt-ctrir. crunk lesn, Coin niltla
(Inilonla l liclim shown liy tlm M'd
fonl Mnol; Store.
K. It. Itit hie of Portland Is a l-iisi-mtss
visitor In tin1 city for n f'-w ilayn.
MrH. l-raili, Corsets niado-to-ordfr.
Alido-tfupport Cornet, alo lu'lts. .'(2
Xorlli Harth-tt, I'hono :tS-J.
V. H. tiritt of Sacra men to Ik
unending a few days In .Medford and
vicinity.
(let your gasoline at le Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. A. llutler are
Medford visitors for the week from
Coble, Oreuon.
Hat lis, and massage. Dm. HcdKuH,
23a K. Main St.
l M. Johns of Cleveland arrived in
M dford Thursday aflernoou for a
brief business visit.
Halloween novelties, rrein. nap
Miik, plaei lards, etc. Medford Hook
Store.
C. II. WhIhoii oT Ashland spent
Thursday and Friday in .Mod ford at
tending to IwhIiu'kh matters.
Auto wheela repaired; first -class
job miarante.ed. I'rlees reasonable.
.Mitt'tiuH'H Hepatr Shop, opposite nib-d
lie niarlcet.
. Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. .lames of Mae
lluiiuall. Wash., are Medford visitors
for n few days.
"I'hantoin" and his man, Crubbe.
t'omlitK. 1 8-
Mr. and Mrs. Court Hall are spend
ing a few days at Prospect.
In Monday's wash I would use
lleaih's Laundry liluiim. 12 mouths
dining 12 cent. Saturday is the last
day of the special price. Ilealh's
UniK HI ore, opposite Nash Hotel,
Hen Kiting of CIiIcuko is upending
a few dayn look in:? over liiisiue.su
Op nitms in Medford and vicinity.
Mrs. K. Yarrow Is a Medford visitor
for tho latter part of the week from
Philadelphia.
HlK "'f milkshako at He Voe's.
Hr. .I.1 .1. KmiuonHi Frank Owen,
Charlctf. Hrown' and Dr. Slover have
returned from a hunt fin; trip to War
ner Lake. They report few birds fl.v
ittK and tlie shooting poor.
. Clih ano S niphoiiy Orchestra play
ed Crier's "Spring" and Meudels
fhon's "WeddliiK March'' for Culiitn
bla Doulde-HiKc Itt-oid, lor the
rrcord. Moilfnrd Mook Store.
H. H. Stevenson of Huucom spent
Thursday afternoon in the city trans
act hit; business.
See the slock labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., if you are In
u hurry.
Miles Citntrull of Ittich was a busi
ness visllor In the city Thursday
afternoon.
See Dave Wood about I hat fire In
surance policy. Office Mull Tribune
HIdu.
Ceoij-'O and Fred I. unity will leave
Saturday lor I'nrtland, where they
will attend school at ihe lloli Cross
Institute. Mrs. I.undy will remain in
Medford.
The prompt delivery service at
Ilealh's DniK Store pleases the public.
You try It.
It. I', You iik will leave Saturday
fur Ihe Yakima aud Wcnatehee apple
districts In Wash inu ton In the in
terests uf the Producers Fruit com
pany. A string around Mur finuer will
help you remember thai n I. I'.
loi:e b at nn'iim i tutuMi better. Med
ford Hook Slore
U. ii. I.arkiui; til Yoimdla, Ore.. Is
Handing the w eek with Med mid
friends and rein j ; vt".
No Iluntini; kIkuk fur s.ilo nt t tie
Mall Tribune oftic.
Mrs. c. it, chur hill iinhnl In
Medford Thursdnv ullernmm from Se
attb' and IH make her home in this
ciu .
i Tut f - milk. I in- it- Voe's
i :.4tcs S' tit- I 'nl d I .11 s $'Jin. -bu n
and i J ."i . n.-ni h. tt
O T Sum bu i. I; o Inilepelldence.
Ore , U .-.jn. nditip ;i ii w das in the
elt btokinL oer orchind iiroherrb-.
You will i;ei pood in on sure and
Kood ga.ollne ir ou i:et it at He
Voe'S.
Williatu VeiMiit ol Poiil.ind f i,. ut
Tbur:-daN eveuin ; in Me.li.ird P .i In.,
for l-:ab" Point I 'nd.i v morn in u
where be will fpend a uionth wilh
l.eli.Hves.
Unit Tint t j quart at Me Voe's.
I'lanl. Math's and Mr and Mis.
Iternard X'.-.ey a rrtved in i i ant s
Pass this utnrniii.: to In sin a ,i-rii
il meetin Suudin tb.it w ' II c.ni ' u 'n
until November
Coner and Hun. an will Ii;hp l,',ri
and v eal at boot U II pu Mb n .tiff
Saturday. ' t v '
.Mrs. I. .(. li .eu n an. I da hi -'v.
Marwuiel. of Ap .legate spent Thrs
diiy shoppiUB In Medford
PP OP htiyc beef Lottie.
Ii. .1. Trowbridge and Will C. Sle(d, j
superintendent of CruUr ImUo Park,
buve just returned from the lake and J
report the mads tine and the weather j
clear.
l(aker uoodh at IH Voe's. j
F. II. lia.' burn, manager of lliej
Portland branch ol the Fniou Oil Co., ;
Is In Mcdfonl today. His oompauy
will Im-tall a motor truck for service'
in tliiq locality. '
Quality and se-ice al Phone Hi. j
liutterfh ld (Irocery. !
At booth IS. public market, milk!
and srain fed veal and homemade
suusuk.".
No t respans sii;ns for fia!; at the
Mail Trillium office.. :
Last. Wednesday n in lit Medford :
Camp No. Hn, Woodmi-u of the World, j
held a regular lni..lness meotiiii; and
anions other niaC.ers acted upon by i
the camp, it was decided to bet: In a
meiubership campaign, and In order!
to gel matters shaped up and tart
the campaign at onci it was decided!
to hold an open nieoiintf Wednesday
night, October ."i. Kvery niemher of1
the order is requested to be present.1
if possible and brinji a prospective!
friend. Committees huvn been ap-j
pointed on a i ranuements for this
meeting and a good time is assured j
all who attend. !
Scientific dying of faded auto tops.
Overland agency, S. Central. 181
Samuel Hill, the good roads advo
cate, passed through Medford Fri
day with Mr. Middlelon of Seattle,
hound for San Francisco, where lit is
to campaign for the proposed
hiid.imiu bond issue Tor new state
highways In California. Saturday he
will address a gathering hero hi favor
of co-operation bet ween California,
Oregon and Washington in the con
struction of the finest highway in the
country from the Canadian line to
Mexico, lie was taken over tho Pa
cific Highway to I lorn brook by
County Judge Ton Yelle.
Oct your milk, cream. butlert eggs
and buttermilk al He, Vow's.
H. (I. Fnders of Ashland trans
acted business in the city Thursday
afternoon.
Quality and service at Phone 2 HI.
Bntterfield Orocery. 1 S2
W. A. (biles left Thursday for a
hort. business t ri , i to Portland.
Vitality supreme, health of mind
and body are yours. Latest scientific
methods in health building and physi
cal culture. V. Theodore Matlock,
St. Mark's hldg. 1 S:l
Frank Chestersou of Alameda, Cal.,
in spending a few days In the city.
Famous Houston sorghum at
Hutchison & l.umsden.
i Anderson Smith of Iteno, New, Is
upending a few days In 'Medford and
vicinity. Mr. Smith Is a cattle raUer.
You will get good measure and
good gasoline If you get It at lie
Voo'b.
Frank Ktheridge of Herniate is
among the out of town visitors In the
it.W
Regular Saturday night dance. !t
to I 2 at Moose hall. 1 S2
V. .1. Hainan Is a business visitor in
the city from ttosebiirg.
Baths 2".c. Hotel Holland.
.1. W. Jacobs, who recent ly re
turned to Medford after an absence
of several years, is building a grocery
store al Itovershle mid Jackson
streets, which he will conduct.
nisklyon or Colestln water, 1 Oc
bottle, at He' Voe's; 5c deposit on
bottle.
N. I. Kingston of Mar.-hfleld spent
l bursday in the rlly attending to
business mat lers.
For the best insurance see Holmes
The Insurance Man.
Clarence pierce, Verne Marshall
and Mert Kmeriek left Friday morn
ing in Ihe Fm. rick car for Klk creek
where lne will spend two weeks
hunting.
I would erlainl phone my drug
slore wauls to Heath s Drug Store.
The hae the prompt de
vice.
Heur.v I rust v of Klk free.; jociiI
Fibhn iii the cit attending u limi
ness matters.
Typewriter paper of all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
Olsril ol Klk Creek sold a Klllill
?t -! P In Medford l'ridu too. nin
Mrs. I,uud Nil -Untie Corsets,
I't.r call Hotel Medford. Ashland
Thursday
Kiniilett Pet ,Mi
J. P. Colllngs of Wiitliiim spent
Thursday ami Friday attending, to
business matters in the city,
K. I-:. Merrimau of 'anyon City,
Colo., Is among the out of town
visitors in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jeurge Voir der Hel
leit of Kagle Point bpcut Fritluy
siiopping in Medford.
'con-( riictive proyraui tlmt will pre
jvem the poihilil.v of the nation'
jarteric (icing; chivied.
! Need of ladei-lttp.
Thiu- do not do lltem-cl ve mid in
(mrr !uiruui--earum svt:m of joern-
meiii there lm- nlwuy- been need lor
i leaih-r-liip by llle pre-idclit, de-pite
the lieltoii of the complete divon-e-
llevs will tie In- ment
temple w Ii hi it the ! and 1
Two bowling
stalled In the F.U
next lb days.
Thomas lleriord of Phoenix was a
laziness visitor in Medford Friday
i
morning. l
N. M. I.eFerii of Chicago spent i
Thursday and Friday In Medford.
F. S. Johnson is a business visitor
In the cltv from Portland.
K. P. MeCaiiu of Seattle Is spend
ing a few days in .M'-uioni and vi
cinity.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ma- kel of ItutU,
Mont., are spending a few days look
ing over Medford and the surround
ing country.
W. A. Coggershall of Portland is
among the out of tow n visitors spend
ing a few days in Hie city.
Phil Flood of Portland is spending
the day in the city transacting busi
ness.
I. K. Itagsdale and Miss itagsdale
of Lake Creek spent Thursday In
Medford shopping.
I. I). Buckley was a business visitor
in the city Thursday afternoon from
Km h.
lay Crover of Kagle Point spent
Friday in Medford attending to busi
ness matters.
Joe Slnuotl is spending a few days
iu Ashland on business of the Call-rornia-Oregou
Power Co.
Mrs. F. U 1 It'll til and Miss Frances
Heath of Kagle Point spent Thurs
day afternoon in the city shopping.
C. K. Franker of Portland is a
business visitor In the city for a few-
days.
Mrs. Hon J. Zumwalt of Kiamath
nils Is spending a few days iu the
city visiting friends.
GO FOR WILSON
1 N I
of Talent was ;
t the eit Frhla
Uli-llllil'
Ir. Kin-lim-sMior w HI be at ffntol
a h evetv Wednesdav. Hours for
consultation, in to :i
and Mrs. t ).; ;nu ,ave re-
t ihe power- of the executive
:i-lalive mid ' judicial bodies.
Tho-e eoijiidainin'' iuo-.t biilerlv of
the iire-ideiil's haviuir Inken the lead!
at a lime when ieader-Iiip wa- neces-ilv
-ary. prom i -e wit It iMihrie-- tnal
Hughe-, if I'lecied. will do a mueli
or more in I lie same Hue.
One source of enmnlu iut aja iu-t
the iie-idcnl lui npparenliv dried up
duriiM; thi- c:iniuiin, and llial i- Ihe
heedle-s niul hrutat allempt hy the
-turn! put element of t lie count ry lo
ile cut the eoul irmatioit of I. mils
llratidei- n- n !iprente ctuni juttge.
It i.- ohv ion-; llinl. pleasing a- stieh
eril ici-m mi'ht be to the Smool
I'cntoM'-. and Murray Cmne. it eir
tainly would nut lend toward the
hoped-for reconciliation wilh the
pnej revive-. Tltatt Indl has been
fired and is forgotten. The light
pedal i nUo placed on the iiejti of
Senator (iallinger and the standpat
ters of both parties ny.uin-1 the con
firmalioii of Mr. liuhlee lo the fed
eral 1 rudes commission. Whenever
the pre-ident has made important ap
pointments they have been of -iieh
a sort as lo have incurred the enmity
of tho-e opposed to progress, t ho-e
looking behind themselves for light
and leading.
The s
progr
-IVi
I W-'shmg-ion i-
aiiil iilltiouvh
i epublieu
.Iron;
it wilt
I (caul ics, Spit.eiihurgs, lihiek- Hen,
Siayman Winesaps, Hiaek Twigs and
a few White Winter IVarmiun.
On account of adverse and unsei
zed weather, condition, the fruit in
lo. ill sections is poorlv matured and
lack- color to e!n.-s u- fancy grade
fruit. Filly per cent of the crop will
nin small and not over 2.") per cent
will pack us extra fancy.
Va-hin::ion Spit zenhurgs, unlike
those iu Oregon, have a fine full color
; i tit.1 tho-e which e-eaped frost daiii-;-ge
a rc w e!l tnal ured.
piitbahlv go republican as re
stale offices, will iu ail probability
ridl up a UKijoiity for Wilson, stated
It. '. Voting, pre-idetil and general
imtmiger uf ihe Producers' Frnil cein
pany, this aiternooii. Mr. Voiiiig re
turned lliis week from a irip thi-oith
ihe I mil tli-trieu l" Wa-bington in
the interest of hi- company. The
proL:re--.!c elcineltt of the -tale, he
believe-, wilt support President Wtl-t
plant. A.pid,elienl uu'hiin; was pliic
ed on Ihe market lliis year wliieh'does
Ihe work cheaper and more efficiently
than it can be dune by hand. A iiuui
ber tif the luachines are being: Used
iu the Wahinpton fruit tfh.Jricls.
Kittle Co-K-iatlon.
lauy of the fruit rower of the
Washinloii bell, co'idinucd Mr.
Young, -how a lauientiihh: luck of the
spirit ol' co-operation. They v iil at
tempt to do their p-H-king in tcuipo
iarv sheds and Iciin-'.t1 rather than
secure good tiuai ters bv en-operaling.
Piio f Apples I However, one movement in the diree-
Apples from the Washington fiuil ! tion of eu-operation was made iu the
sections are selling at from ti'i rt-nti 'stuli(ihnn-it of a lime niul sulphur
to -f tt.Mlic box at the car. The for- nuinii fuHnring . plant al. Js'ehih. near
mer nri'ce was brought bv small fruit VaUimu. This piaul made a great suv
that pucks f,ve tiers, while the exlraji" 'or growers in the mM of spray
t incv biiMi-ht the latter mice Theiuiul the ipiaiilv of the fruit, which is
j hulk of the en. p. w hile it will nut ' practically five from worms, speaks
icom-iiand fancy nriees, will, however. ,1 lliV for the quality of their prodm-t.
Ihe ohl through careful diM ributiou. Voun- will leave Salurd-ty for
Labor in the Washington apple dis-1 Wenutchee aud akuna, cpeetiug lo
absent scvern I weidis.
son as the candidate mole nearly P- !ui,.t, Vlrv M.ilri,. lllui llu.n iiri. yyu be
proaching the ideals of their party. j .. w.(jii T(u. !;ilu1. su.Ultfl. ltll,
Heavy Fruit Crop. ,,. somewhat relieved bv the work
The Wcnatehcc and Yakima dis-j of the Wasltiiigtoii state department
tricls of Washington, said Mr. Young', of eummerce, which conducts a free
I
SCENE OF DESOLATION
' CHICAGO, Oct. 20. A foretaste
of winter was given mid-western
states from the Canadian border to
Texas today.
Tin' coldest spot on the domestic
map was Devil's Lake, N. I)., where
the mercury registered six degrees.
.Minnedosa. in Manitoba, was two de
grees colder.
Know blanketed northern M inne
sota. It fell iu. Illinois ami Iowa,
(Continued From Page One).
m bricks or beams w hieh euuhl be
used iu restoration, A-1 a village.
I'ozieivs has di-njipeured.
Cities or Desolation.
"Just, beyond Po.iere- ami slill he-
low the summit runs Ihe Hue of j and was predicted for Chicago, which
trenches irs occupied bv the Canad-jwas on the eustern edge of the wave,
inn-. Thc-e are in the midst of the.hv night.
ound whicli has mos suffered. I lere ! At KpringfiehL; 111., the snow was
the acme of deM rm-t ion. Xo grain isaid to be the earhest vi record.
of surlaee remain-. iiimIi-'I nrbed. There 1 Oulncy roportejj late vegetables
is nd room fur a fresh shell hole. N'u- t daniHk'd.' , ' Ottniftii. IoW'a. sent word
where js (he power of modern nrtil-'of a sharp drop of 115 degrees in tem
lery or the thoruugliness of prepa ra - ! perature and Iturlingtbn, Iow a, street
lion better exemplified. We have I it - 1 cur truffle was hampered and trains
e rally blasted our way forward. Knin were reported lale ow ing to the
apM-ars nut only in Ihe devn-lnled jsnow.
en rlh aud hoii-c-. bill al-o in the ad- s -r.j--!-
der wasie of human life. That is all j
..round sacred n (he uicniorv of our
'lead. Also in Ihe scarcely defined
trenches of the enemy the (iermaui
'n-rs lie ihieklv." j
Iu regard to the -ilii;iinn iM tbel
air the comutuuiipic says: !
In this respect the Ihitish and,
r re rich duminatiuu is almost ab.-o- !
lute. Heir all dav long we wrilch our!
nhincs circling above our heads, j
Closrlv they come and go wilh llu-i
-peed and alertne-s of bird-
I hey -eem to hang .-uspeftded iii the
ky. Oeca-iuiially a flight o live or
iii'iiv pintles, intent upon "ini1 spe
cial mission, go over high u and dis
appear into the distant mi-l. So
rarely do t he ( lerman uinchna - ;; p-
Weiiatchee will ship in tae neigldior- I ing the schools m some localities that
hood of iltmo ears, while Yal.ima will! the pupils may help in gathering the
ship SOOO ears. Thirty-live per cent crop.
tl these aiphs w ill be Wine-aps, v. illi j A grader, sorter ami cleaner. Mr.
the balance evcnlv divided bet u ecu j Young stated, will be installed by his
the leading fed varieties Ifutnan company next vear in their Medford were roughly handled..
' CHICAGO, Oct. L'O.An attempted
"silent demonstration" by members
of tho National Woman's parly In
front of the auditorium where Presi
dent Wilson spoke, developed into a
near riot, in which banners opposing.
Wilson were torn from the demon
strators and trampled and the women
ThSnsible Way
lor a
drinker to rid him'
self of the headaches.
biliousness, heart flutter
and othr ills that often
com from coffee drink
ing is to quit coffee
and usb the
There's a Reason
At Grocers
WOMAN HAD
NERVOUSTROUBLE
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound Helped Her.
.
l f e e
I POSTIIM II
,IWililllll9:'I.IM'i;,W!'- B
Poatum Cereal i Co'. LimHl
Xtll. Otlfc. U.
delicious m
food drink .
STANT POSTOM . J, ; .
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
tear
here
thai
daily
nle u
oiue
hir i
men w h
ni'iiilh h.
have tC'
TARIFF THING OF PAST
i lips
(Continued Krom Pne One).
are practically stlnne al peace.'
Tiiiiiuuli.uit the turmoil and ihe Mic-r-iiicidcnt
1 the reate-l .l human
efiine-. i'tc-idcut Wil-"li Im- ('iir-ucd
the path of c.ui-1 met i e work look
up.: toward hotter ecolioii ic colhiitioli
for the a1 cla-c of (nil oeoph' a liuiml
in incrcu'-i'd ami idicai'Clied pcmhic
lin and ui-t iihi;t ion. and a inoie
eiual -ha nil- ol' what out count ry
and our people can t'urnwh to all.
West Danhy, N. Y. "I have had
far oi l f nervous irouoie an my iiie until i iook ;
i .yum r. i irmnnm s
Vepetnhle Com-J
pound for nerves
and for female trou-1
bios and it straight- i
ened me out in e;ood j
shape. I work nearly j
nil the time, aa we
live on a farm and I ;
have four frirls. I do !
all my sewinj; and
other work w i t fi !
their help, so it:
: shows that T stand it reni well. T took
t the Compound when my ten year old
daughter came and it helped me ft lot.
: 1 have also had mv oldest cirl take it.
: and it did her lots of pood. 1 keep it in )
me nouse all the time aim recommend
it." Mrs. P i:vitt Sincebaihjh, West
Danhy, N. Y.
i Sleeplessness, nervousness, irntahil
1 ity. backache, headaches. H rap-pin if ser-
; eations, all xint to ft-male derange- t
j meats which may he overcome hy 4dia
; E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. j
i This famous remedy, the medicinnl
ingredients of which are derived from
native roots and herbs, has for forty
KAIlS UK SH1ML
in ... .
1 ndav am
tiiwii ami
SclTt'll i!k
(HiiniToNV, ihe I'ciniwiii'd ri-d"-
linh illc nines will ciiai-t nil uur
aiiioiis liascliall i')cin classii-
"Casey at the Bat"
Around this story is woven a
story of ungual heart interest
there are thrills, (ouches ol
comedy and an oecasioiuil tear
EXTEA SPECIAL:
To meet the popular demand,
Fletcher Pish will recite De
Wolf Hopper's poem, "Casey
at the Eat."
DeWolfe Hopper
In
iHHIT
Nui I' ran-
lliuhf t pri.'o Kii.l for strli-tly
frivh rHii.h rj:,;. ( ;,f,. ! Inllatitl.
Mr .hi. I lr S MiIi-IimII ,,f ...h
hin.l ...t rri.la -In. win:; In M,.(
'mil.
SiM'iiiilu or auto ii:liin-.: niul
I'olihlilii:: at 0.tLui! am nry,
II- H. loll I ll.iltiniop'. M.irv-
l.iinl r. I'll-, 'in in.- ill,. Mirii Innaii an. I
Kaliii t o . i! I'M' In . as a I'lii i
n v i-Hor in th.- i it v I't ida.
lloiin' in.nl,' Mirliuni at ll'.lli Immiii
.C- I.iiiumIiii
Tlie la-li llllll till' I'l'i'-I'lrllt
li"ii ii "ii i lie iiiil n..i',l of pii..i'i inv : yt'ora proved to ho a most valuable tonin
I In ii 1 1 1 r " t r.in-i'urt nl ion
till- ii;' H-n o toii;l-i' ini-lliu llorll
ill' li'l.M'-i- ImMWoCIi . Illl'l" II - mill n i:i.i - 1 '
i'lli.'" , - Ii it t'li' 'i' . i.lillr. i.f II
a'-aiiiM ! nn 'nviKora,t,rf the female orpnnism.
ttoinrn t-vt-rywoere oenr wuune hvii-
mony to the wonderful virtue of I.ydia
t. I'mkham's VegctoWe Comiioun l
ron
RHtiVMATISM
ni NEURALGIA
Dmnls Euonlyiltus Ointment
AT All naua ftTORCS
B Suits dg)
I
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
;Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
128 E. MAIM. UPSTAIRS
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Mill
I a' i'- iit,-;'
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al II'. Wi
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lark
Mori III
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lion'
Ti. I'lin iilc ;i Vcslini'tlt 'iisc for
TIIK NKW (11 1 Ki ll
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