Medford mail tribune., July 26, 1929, Image 14

PIOE SIX
MTTDFORP MATL TRIBUNE, MKDFORD, OREfiOX. FRIDAY, JULY 20. 1920.
In-fore retuininp home.
.Mrs. J. Matney und Mrs. l;a
t)ffeliljacher of Applegatu were vis.
ItinK at the homo of Onle Weirner
last Sunday.
Jim McCallistcr, with .Mr. and
.Mis. Marion Sutton, were enjov
ln; the slKhm and plcnicklni; at
Crater like last Sunday.
.Mrs. Anna W'alch returneil from
Oil., arrived Tuesday for a
with Mr. lt-ll's ulslcr. .Mr.
Krown and family. Mr. mil
time was n resident of
HioWhHlH.ru. On Wednesd
eitioycd a. pleasant trip I"
y they
Crater
Luke.
and Mia. AValler Marshall
ainily
high- ! the Ashland husidtal last Humluy
itie I mil'-h Improved in health.
r i i a 3 i a I ri vn r- tim ! hi - - - I
i hi i riii Ann n ii r i mi rim 1 - risnn n riii nrn n ""
MLl 1 rM Y L LO ir nL MbObU iMnu ut r t. v , V K.N A rAAN rK.Va:
liCW VslLV rlUUCald 111 1 irtixFL CI I liEW B fSrlt rit.iiw. iii.i.iui..wWiv, , ijnf
VISIT CONVENTION INJURES EYES OF .mm KM
- . Til SM-ll-rr.il f I ' ' t. " r.. ... ; . , ?v, V T v f' J a.il mns. wllli Lliu l.ul!e 1
li if i im u i a nfi a I u 'lr iiUAi til 1 1 k 1 1 1 ii i t 'vi-,' ?t,rvr srevfzvjr 4.a rnimnn nr n n r .M,..fu,i. !, Tu.-.h.y ...ra
luvj in rxLMifiHi n, uuiinML runiiLH wi'iiA v;m : , mm ur b. y:jt.
.. . IM- ifPiV., ' A ctj i -
, uM,u .-UI.M-. ore.. July C( ; ,f J s , , ffjfc. J S jj MmjaM I J i f -"I,'""- -M .'. J'.. Alcxnn.
jwl.ll. h.lplng fill the .hotnloill f If M i'Jh "V-CStTPis ii, ?! J- V"J Vln.-et hnspitH! in
, . Ei!-.' J 4 1 i V. KV2.1w,iT'8f-Vi I "' 2,4 ';J j I'ortliind, lived In Ontral I'oint
;tak uf .h. Central I'oln. fi; . f 4 I FH j HmJK " J J i " "r"- "n) h"" ""'"
Innk, e"t soiilo if the chemical !t 2 U t e 1! 1 "l'f ' . ft i i I 'ulm were Hinl.lrnnl Ijv l.rr imskIiic
I, I , 1 i Sjiit.l Jlj A, u Pi '1 I .8 Mie w n B,.o.l woman il.-votc.rt to
I t Ik til lltMl" .'L' I 'Pfi? K , - "J ".' r f tl.e Christian church.
! I'h . I , A S , XV- t .1 iuuhter. I.oti and I.etha llwmol-
. it i rf"iw2'"F $ f Vi Ati3vi t ii ve,iufctripit,bWita t. .
Ui A''" VFO1W'?l' ' I J '"r KisteiH and three brother- J
i 'fViV ''V s'W'tlt lriJ nd a host of friends. The funeral J A
I .i1 - , I''' ' "1 services ,vere held at the Christian JV
t , J UT' , -7 ."AV' ,fkSfili.' t church. conducted by Rev. D. K. 1-"".-
I ,";1 t "yw , , Vj yyiJ,r421 M'"rJ. rioral tributes, beautiful l0
i S1!', X f $$k "'l many, showed tho esteem In
V t. 4 ' JL kA . tli"X.4 r f'Ct IS lll' -lie as held. Interment rH
yJZ -l.ALiAMflAirfjaSk. J 5"i 1 was in the Central Point cemetery. ."T
I v ' ' S ?. JfS. . jThe families have the sympathy fWw'
jam wiAiiTata i S " J j"( community. ImmSBN
TAI.KNT. July 2C (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. I O. 1'enland and
Jlr. and Sirs. K. C. (lardner at
teniled the Klks' convention In
Klatuath Palls.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Io lilanchett from : his eyes, and on his chest. It
Kawtelle. Calif., visited .Mr. aiid;wa, thUBht for ,t ln0 ho mlKht
Mrs. C. V. I.011K Saturday on theli tho KiKllt of nc ,,yc ,,.
way to l'oi tland lor a three. ,h(, ,ctor thinks tho trouble will
Hiomns siay. ,p overcome.
The II. it. Commons family vis- udbcrt Denton or Klamath Hull
Ited Klamath Kails this week. , ..;..,. hl , ,,. i,iv
How good vegetables
can be
if cooked in this appetizing way!
Mr, j-.vt-jyn uvxwr 01 roi iiui.-. , UlV(l nn(, flimlIy thia w,.L.k
xvno ih HttcntiiiiK Miinmrr cim.om 0rth Mllu.r UtlU. Mon ot
at t lie normal at Ashland viiuu
Mr. and Mrn. R .V. French of Tal
ent latit Saturday eveninn.
M rs. 1 1 own nl Odrn nd da iik h -tcr,
llcn.si forinrrly of Talt-nt, hut
now of Hollywood, C;rl., vlnitid at
t lie home of Mi', and Mrs. J. H.
Cinwfonl TufMtlay.
Kldcr and Mis. C. K. Hunt and
family of Mount Shasta, t'al., wci
quests nt ihe homo of Mr. and Mis.
Li. N. I'Yt'iirh lad Sunday.
IJttle J "rain IIusmvU, foiiiurly
if Talent, is vi-ry 111 at her lioni':
In Ashland.
Mih. i. I. Hullon of Talrnt, re
turned AWdnofday from a trip to
(.'hehalis, AVanh. J
.!. Srojt and ffranddauuhtt-r, ,
ncconipantfd hy Mrs. Lillian tricot I,
made a hutftni-KH I ri j to Williams,
Cal., latit week, retunilng Sun
day. Mr. and Mih. Ilarvoy Cliff left
'J'ui'uday morning for Crenceni lake
for a work's outline. I
Mix. II. 11. I,..w.- and Mohhy lift;
last Friday for a two weeks' visit
wit It rclativrH In Portland. I
Mr. A. N. McMuhon ti visit itK .
her liiiiKh:cr at KuKrno this week.
Klder C. . Hunt of Mt. Shasta.1
proat hrd ut the Ikiptlst t huri h !
Oith Miller, little won of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Miller js taking
swimming h'ssons of the in
structors at the Nat In Med ford
and is makini: fine progress.
Mr. Kirhry of l'oitland has hern
visiting old friends. Mrs. L. H.
Smith and son, Clifford Smith and
family. -Mrs. M. 11. Smith and j
liiaiiddaiiKhtrr, Zaider. aeeump"-!
nied Mr. Itfehey to Klamath FaIN,1
Friday of last wefk, returning in1
the t'venintr. Mr. ltichey returned
to Cortland Sunday a-coin panic
hv Mrs. Clifford Smith, who wi
spend two weeks in the city, visit
ing her sisters and hrotliers. l'oit
land Is her old home.
The Misses Dorothy Martin and
Kdlth lnman returned Tuesday
from thrlr vacation at Mandon,
Itost huifT and Gltfiidale.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Swi-rrt of
t.on Angeles were pneslH of Di
li ml Mrs. C. c. (foldsherry from
Sumlay until Thursday. I
Miss It:i IPnshaw of VmkW VKW YORK. A city of Mr tit has
!' nt Is spendim; this week at middenly appeared In the heart of
the home uf Mrs. C. K. Stanley In New York. This city, which is of
Central I'oint. ' flcially known a a the WcstlngliouQ
Little Cerirudr Moure. daiiKhtnr Lighting Institute, occupies the en
of Mrs. Kd M(a.re, has toiisllitls Hre 8(3Ventn door of ,he (j,.aU(I Cen.
.Mrs. jaeoos ui -"nm-.u t , piafi bnilrlfnir at 47th Strpnt
and Lexington Avenue. This per-
; Has Full Size Streets, With
Homes, Stores, Theatre and
School Also Aviation
Field in Operation.
uf Me.lford has
ItMiscd the Wiseman house.
Mr. and Mrs. I-. Hatfield spenl
last Sunday
Jtev. mid Mrs. F. Audley itrown 1 ' ' '' " manent institute is for the aivance-
Thc federated Sunday school "lent of the art of modern llBlitln
hid thrir annual nienic at Lake and Is contributed to the Industry
Creek Thursday. b-v tn Westinghouse Lamp Com-
I Hurl l'ever. son of Mayor and pany.
j Mrs. W. C. Lcever. who has lern In this institute, the public will
working for a 1'ortland Hardware fin(j Mazda Avenue, a full-sized
company for some time, has a- gtreel ISO feet Iouk. anil 20 feet
cepU'd a iiosnn.n in tne Hporuiir, fj an(j Cross Street 85 feet in
Kntuy department of MontRomer iengt no(n of thfisc Htreets navo
ANiiril in ancuuer. vwisn. - (.hnractprfsHrq nf nnv ritv
An Air Port in operation Above at left Ma 2 da Avenue, a full
size street both fraturee built in Grand Central Pafsce, New York,
under auspices of Westinghoi'ss Lamp Company. In inset Ralph
Neumullcr, Director.
lire spending a f. w da s
Kenc and will visit tin- Met In
camp niretini: in Cottage ii
cm thrir return.
Mrs. Tiyon of Talent has
turned from I'ortlaii'l. acetnit-1
panied hy ht-r nierv. .Miss Helen
She! ton, wln will visit at the
Trvfili Ikiiih- for two Weeks. I
Mr. and MrsAHhur Kleinhatn-!
mer, necompau ed hy their daiiKb-
ler,- Mrs. Vountf and daiiKhler, all
of Apphjjate, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Jtubivon
last week.
Mrs. U A. Wilkinson of the
Dead Indian Soda Springs was
an ovrrnlKht cuest of Mrs. Myron
DeFord Monday.
Mrs. Uollle Merry and children
of Ashland were all day visitors
iff .Mrs. Klmrr Kincaid Tuesday.
Ilnptlst Clnin-li.
Sunday school ut the Maptlst
rhureh at 10 o'clock Sunday morn.
in. Mrs. M. N. French, supt.
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Collins of ('annua
i' visiting Mr. and Mr
! Murine and Mends in tin
i Mrs. T. r. Tollefson of Central
Point will accompany Mr
I Mrs. Allan Drewry and daughters.
the Miss'S liarhara, 1-iura an 1
Peachy of Med ford, to Diamond
I lake where they will remain a
week.
, Mr. and Mrs. .lark Ies have
had as their quests the past week
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Hell from Mar
queltc. Iowa. Mr. Melt Is a brother
of Mrs. U'es. The 118 family
and their Kiiests drove to Crescent
City and spent Sunday.
Methodist Chuivh.
Dr. Standard of I'hoenix will Mil
Ihe pulpit Sunday mornfnt: ut 11
o'clock In the absence nf the pas
tor. Itev. F. Audley Itrown of the
Methodist church. The Kp worth
lea k no will have chai'Kv of the
evening Hcrvlcc.
4
I
OF TALENT PASTOR
TALKNT, July 2)1. (Special)
At a business merlin; of the Map
tint church the resignation of the
pastor, Jua'U Kenlon, was ac:eptccl.
Mis Vehna Mason of Talent
HiUt Tuesday and Wrdliesda
with her a u n t. Mr. Clarence
lli'iiu's in Asblamt.
Miss Mabel Wood of Keuo Is vis
ItliiK her cousin. Mix c. v. Iahik.
for a few days this week.
The tilrl Scouts arc Klvlni; a
play In t he near future. Watch
lor further announcements.
Tho older you UK people of the
Methodist Sunday school enjoyed
n picnic supper last Friday niht
at the forks of tho roud on Wan
ner creek.
Mr. and Mrs. May Coleman of
Jacksonville and Mr. and Mrs. F.d
l rcuch and children visited at Ihe
lioiue of Mr. and -Mrs. M. N.
From b reerntly.
at rnf Horn ftt n lin foi twl n wore.
v iHey thing to meet the business and so
cial requirements ot tne avenipc
a. small town, a department store.
bank, offices, and industriul build
InfiH. florist and other shops, com
bination service and gas liUins
station, school, modern home, an
nailery, and llieutre or auditorium
larRe enough to seat many people.
Mazda Avenue's unique lighting
system will be used to demomitnite
proper highway-lighting as this
particular street can he lighted with
lifferent degrees of intensity.
rrnfTIc signals will also be demon
strated here.
Occupies City Block
When you st;p to consider lli.it
thin permanent exhibition occupies
forty thousand square feet or an
entire city block, some Idea of the
size can be visualized. It is to this
gigantic permanent experiments I
laboratory that the scientists, engi
neers, architects, designers, and all
others interested ia electrical art
will come for the solution of thir
lighting problems, whether it be in
thrir homes, o Rices or factories to
the conserving of thi? eyesight of
thetr workers, l! will r.!fo be a
meeting place for students of tech
nical fdiooln and college?, lighting
engineers and public utility men.
mid also for tit mem hers of scien
tific and engineering organizations.
Ralph NeumuPer Director
The Institute will be under the
direction of Ralph Ncumuller, long
recognized ;is one or Ihe leaders in
the electrical industry. His wide
experience in the Public Ftillty
Held will enable him to make the
Institute of great va!u to the elec
trical industry and to the city and
country as well.
One of the most Interesting sec
tions of the Institute ia the trans
portation room In which is located
an aviation field. Mere can b seen
nil the activities of an ;:irport :n
full operation under day :itid night
conditions. livery d"tnil nf Mlutm
natinn ia shown hre. f:o:n the
Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Jackson and
two children of San Jose. Calif.,
arrived Sunday for a visit with
M rs." Jackson 'h parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Wiley. Mr. Jackson's
mother, Mrs. W. K. Jackson, came
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Young of
San Jose, Calif., were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Jones this week.
They arc old friends. Mr. Young
and Mr. Jones worked together for
the s; I. Co., ut the Oakland nier
several years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Isaacson left
Thursday for a two weeks vacation
at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Oilmore and
.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burns and
daughter Hcssio and Miss Fern
Hathaway were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. c. Gilmore Sunday in Ash.
E
elaborate floodlighting system to
the IllUTiinated wind nek on the
top of the u'dnc,ar. This field Is sd i land
arranged that it represents nil are3 I Ira GriRsby M ho has been very
of 250 sifnare miles. Here the avi-'ill the past .three weeks Is a little
ator can work out all of his many better.
problems ror safe night flying. j John Welch Is iiuite ill ut his
; home.
Mo'Jz't School Room j ,
In another section of the !u?tit'ile j
is found a mode! school room hav- i
int; arro:n:nodations for thirty-five !
people. Merc is found what hardly
exists today: that is. adequate light
in:; for the school room namely,
the proper Illumination on black
hoard spaces, together with a mod
ern general and unit system of ven
tilation. The art galiery of the Institute
bus many unequalled methods of II- j
In tiilnotioii. Here will he domon- j
stratcd a newly developed lens '
principle which permits the lisbtlnR j
equipment to h? recessed on struc-
lural surfaces. This system allows '
tho light to so to higher intensities f
and can he used in the operating
rooms of a ho-ipita! where it is
easily possible for a qualified snr
gcon to perform a major operation
under the un-ilarinr;, hish-intensfty
l:Tbt demonrtrated here, which
funr'.inm without the least discom
fort to th? eyes of the surpeon or
others in the room assisting him.
MANY men and many children seem to
dislike certain vegetable dishes that
everyone knows they should eat. That
is why the recent work of a group of
nationally known women cooking ex
perts is so important. These women
working on the problem of taste redis
covered an old secret add . a dash of
sugar to vegetables while . they are
cookintr. It makes more difference to
the taste than anyone who has not tried it would believe.
No, it does not make the vcgetables'taste sweet. That
must be clear. The little sugar acts as a developer of the
tasteful flavors of the delicious flavors already in the
foods. It also makes the vegetables seem fresher and it
adds to their color. Experiment now with a little sugar
in cooking every kind of vegetable and you will be amazed
at the difference it makes.
A great variety of appetizing foods that is the daily
need of children and adults. Remember to use a little
sugar as a flavorer for cereals, fruits, vegetables and milk
desserts. Sugar, if used intelligently, can help everyone
to eat and to enjoy variety. Think of sugar as a seasoning.
Good food promotes good health. The Sugar Institute.
Would a
fritter
"turn out right" if ii
were the size of a
loaf of bread?
It probari v wouldn't. Ami
cnlToe roasted in bulk never
"turns out" with the line
uniform flavor of Hills Bros.
Coffee. For Hills Bios, roast
their coffee a few pounds at
time liy n continuous process
Controlled Rousting.
Every berry is roasted evenly
I to perfection.
HILLS BROS .
COFFEE
KDKX l'HHClNCT. Ore.. July '-'0
( Special. ) Telephone U s r r s
along the highway are rejoicing
because of the linemen having fin
ished the work on the power and
long il (stance telephone wires, as
the service on the local lines was
impaired tlurlng the time they
were working.
Mr. Mrowning who sustained In
juries while hauling hay for Fred
Furry some ten days auo. Is gel - i
ting along as well as could be ex- j h(
I ted but it Is doul.llul H be will !
nlk for sotne time to come. j'1
Mrs. i:. II. (lore will have .11 ; J'1
music class in the srhool at I'hor- !H
niv auain. this winter. A number '
of new pupils are planning to take
music.
Many of I be farmers In North
Talent were not ready to thresh
when Mr. Morrtion was here and
will he a little late with their j
tin ej-htm:. '
Mrs. Moubaui will attend the new j
course In advanced studies at Ash- '
land Normal the net ix weeks.
James D. Augelo and family and
hi In other Charles, returned to
ihrlr home ami hu-mrs at
Meach after a two weeks va
in our valley. This is (he
season the families have
vacation time in Kokuc Hive
ley.
Mr. llasetifurter has his
home on the tract which he
chased from Dr. Mai grave
finished.
WEEDS ON RIGHT OF i WDNERS ON WAGNER
NAIL PIERCES FOOT1 WAY AT REESE CREEK
CFNTUAM I'dlNT. Ore,. July L'll
(Special.) Waller arr. who
pp'd "ii a nail about two weeks
, came mm y near bavinc lol k -w
last Sunday, from the i HCi.ts.
was taken io a doctor.
and
siiay
who
-
Mr. and .Mrs. . A. Ciaio
Miss Mary Mee spent Wedm
on Applratr visiting relative;.
Kev. and Mrs 1.. A. Meade.
hae heelt eo ml net i n u xei'Viet
Hie F.d. rated church Ihe past two
weeks, am! Itev. and .Mis. .1 . M.
Johnson left .Monday for Albany
to attend the synod. Mr. and Mrs.
Meade will then ko io Michland.
lire tn viwU !...- m i
j - .earn- m MMoner.
M i s. W. .1 , Free ma u is touch
I K oeuer ami .Mr. Freeman took her
.,(1. Ml '"' I bell cottage ,K l iiion creek
(hhl j Sunday, where she will remain the
spent r"M ,,r 'he summer. Her daughter
val. I.Mrs. Itoht. Kinkald, and children.
left Tlmi-May for I n creek.
M llerm.tllson received a parrot
. 1 II I f I :l from .Mexico,
1.'. C. Fa her and son Kverett are
hmhlinu a coltawe at Lake of the
Woods,
Mr. and .Mis, H. '. Jewed and
childfeu spent Sumlay on Moimic
KKKSI': I'HKFK. Ore.. July li.
-- (Special.) The Owen Oregon
I. umber Co. have had a crew of
men burninu "ff the richt of way
ibis week wbnh ureal ly improves
t hums.
Mrs. Louis Knhertson and Mrs.
rby Da tdsoii were tradiiiK in
Himle Point Monday.
Mis. t "bar Irs l l 'umtnons ert-
etl a pleasant visit with M rs.
a Klin in Katie I'oint Monday
Ted Sea moll's son Mussel f
TAI.KNT. July (Special)
The youiiK folks of Tab-nt held a
weincr roast on Warner creek,
Wednesday niuJit.
AVIKI.IAMS CKKKK, Om July
26. (Special) Williams maiiKe
held its regular monthly nieetinu
Saturday evening. July 20. Thirty
six were given the first and sec
ond decrees.
A chicken dinner was served.
The loiifr table was decorated with
Rladiobis and snapdragons and a
beautiful birthday cake baked by
Mrs. Ira Sparlin. j
There were addresses by Mr.:
Holbrtiok and .Mr. Hose. I
Several visitors were present.!
Worthy Master John Anderson'
and Mrs. Anderson and others
represented Central Point grange. I
Mr. and Mrs. itose and others reu. '
resented Fruftvale.
W. S. Holbrook. master of the
Josephine l'omona Kranuc, Mrs.
Holbrook, Mrs. Johnson and others
represented Hogue Hiver granpe.
A booth was reserved in the
Josephine county fair for the Wil
liams gran go and plans are bclig
perfected for a good display.
1 ra Sparlfn. Mr. Myers nyd Lee
Sorrells drove over to Klamath
Falls Friday to, visit Mr. and Mrs.
Mob Sparlin and family. They re
turned Mondav by way of Crater
lake.
speudlnu a few day at the Mall
ranch leuniliK to be a fanner. He
savs he believes it is the only life.
I.elaild I'ettiurew has accepted
a position with the Owen Oregon
sun c im; erew w bo are working
bev.iml lluile Falls at present.
kfv, Jtibn Slitle w bo foi nirrh
piea. bcd at Meese t'reek delivered
a very helpful senium In the Pres.
byterian clnii h at Kanle Point
.Mrs. J. M. In man and Mrs. M.
N. French, assisted by Mrs. My
ron Dr Ford and Mrs. . I'raw
ford enlritained Ihe primary class
of the Maptist Sunday school and
a few of ibeir little friends, with
a lawn party at the home of Mrs..
French, last Wednesday afternoon, j
The little folks enjoyed games and
refreshments. j
i Prof and Mrs. Kvans nnd fani-l
fs lly came from ('hibaiuiu last Sun-
ransetta
The Qake for Summer Camp
Keeps
Indefinitely
Fransctta brings to you all the delights
of rich chocolate cake plus a soft,
creamy candy center. Has wonderful
taste-appeal. Yet it keeps indefinitely.
Order by name from your grocer. '
One of the ttany
famous Qookie-Qakes
TftU-BLU BISCUIT CO.-50jtiln,, Portland, Secult
day and picnicrd on Wagner creek
ret iirnin; Sunday evening. M iss
Anna remained in Talent for the
week, visiting here, and at Med
ford and Ashland.
MKoWNSUOIto, ore., July L'C.
(Special.) Several families of
Mrownsboro enjoyed a swimming
party last Saturday evening near
the home of Mou Mlaess. loiter a
wiener roasi ,-ind marsh ma I low
feast was enjoyed by all present.
liig Kd Walsh is the only major
leaguer nf modern baseball- dated
from Mhmi to have a son following
Ills profession.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyb? Hard of Kirk
were Sunday guests of the Joe
Maxfleld family.
Mrs. H. W. Wright spent last
Sunday at the Dead Indian soda
springs.
iefor pel! of Oak-
J
MUM.
A U
I
plll-
aboiit
ay and
Scott
Is finish-
titling of h;
repoi is a v.
Moxer bus be
I M i
' son
Hol t b
day l.
at llellg.ile.
und Mrs. Kd Vincent ai
Hobble have ret unit ,i f,tl
ll weeks lslt in Portl ili.l ai
points. They left Mo
Diamond Lake,
MKLLVIKW. Ore . July St..
iSii"- all The uladiola Held on
the Malfonr-liuthrie property Is
in full blosMun and Is certainly a
thing of beauty. Many folks from
Ashland drive out from town to
view t he f lower garden, which
Includes m era! hcicn of till lbs.
PUT ON EARLY MARKET
n.-.'.-imI ,tm, i.f all'alt.i
lhankrul li.r ihr ko. iI
'I'l"' W. II. I'ranilnll
t' lull .1 Hie li .!-l, t.-i
n'i- u i-j. in l:.iKl,. I't.int
'I'hp tit.. r uu. ,SS1
Sini.l.iy is il,o Si,,iy
' "I In Kanlvl li t
I". -' Ui-v. Cn'tiih
.il "I .! vii
"I" -1 Ml ttltli.-
I.;i--t Sun.l n tho mm,
" as T.uitht ,y
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III til.' ..I.I f ! uu- u-.p.. , ,
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