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benln r nUo raerred. , , ,
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If. C. MUUKNSEN A COWANT
grfUM 111 Nn Vorl. Chlceio. IMMK.
tencleeo, LmAuiIm, leellle, Ferllana.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
ThlB Is I.lKht Week,'-and name
Is lielnir celebrated throughout the
land, the usual number of citizens
gutllliK "111." l.lKbt Is furnished
In the day time by Old Nul, and ul
night by power eiinrerns, when It
Is really needed. I.lKht travels
faster than un mien-raced auto on
6th street, on a cold incirnlnlt, when
driven by n 17 year old boy wlth
: out his hat. LightB are used ex
tensively In homes, and many arc
burning behind shades hemmed
with lued. The Unlit on the porch
Is the only llifht around a homo
that does not sport ft shade. 1 The
porcli light enables the guest to
sue how to full down the porch
steps. .Copeo has a headlight from
a retired 4l. running mound In n
circle on Its roof, to put a gay
touch to tho local observance of
Lli;lit Week.
, Mulhiur county onions nro get
ting a strong reputation. Mal
heur Knteiprlse.J Haw! Haw!
Raw! ,
Itesldcnts of tho rural, districts
nru getting so they don't flinch
when a careful hunter shoots at a
bird, and misses tho barn.
' The gals are putting sharp steel
to their eyebrows uguln, correcting
a minor mlstuke of Nature. The
common complaint Ib that Naturo
followed tho contour of the eye,
and '.' Iho -fashionable - eyebrow . Is
. struls'it. Homo of tho' gals have
done a bum Job of whittling. a
Culture In these parts Is perking
tip, and the Interpretive dance, ns
taught nt the Mtnte college, will be
presented. The Interpretive dunce
consists of a number of musculnr
young ladies, leaping ubuut a stage,
Willi a scant allowance of clothes.
' This Is not the only community
in which ft boom is endeavoring
to get a tall-hold vtn hlgh-powored
salesmen. The Klamnth oounty
press Is bosy puncturing civic
growth plots, as tho following Item
from tho Klumuth Fulls Herald
attests;
Tho "Juw bone" boys are
still, making Klamath' I'nlls.
Kvery week some one comes
ln with a "plan" for some
thing big, nnd In many in..
-'. stnnces It simmers down to a
piece of bunk wherein the
promoter - wants to promote
something with Klamath Fulls
cupltul.
The Klamath Kalis editor is a
tru'itor to progress, in arguing that
nn ouk grows slower than a mush
room, but lasts longer.
Quite n few of the nlmrnds enn
hardly wait until It rains, nnd they
can lie down In ft mud puddle and
get Ihe rheumatism, while waiting
for ft goose to fly over.
"WOMAN IJKSKINKR RTAUTM
AH A OIHI." (Mil line Journal.)
How unique.
. ' "Cluy Davis, reported ns mar
rled, Informs the writer that If he
is, ho dftes hot know It" tNyssa
Nevs.) There seems to be n vague
and distant doubt In the mind of
Mr. Davis, though apparently em
pbutie. ,
THK I.AIrlUM lHXKJONK 'KM
"I wish to file ft protest through
the willow. I wnnt to make my
complaint tigaliist women, not
men. I know men--- wovk with
m six dnys a week.' I know 'em
when things are going good nnd
When they're golngbnd. Men nre
no mystery to me. No and no
treat, either. All right. Now for
the women. The only time I have
to shop downtown is during tho
noon hour or after 5 o'clock. Yet,
during theso periods, I find the
stores crowded with a lot of well
fed dames who hnven't done a
thing nil day hut have chosen this
huur to mess Around In the stores,
1 pave tried the neighborhood gro,
eery .stores, too and there you'll
find a flock . of housewives who
could hnvo, traded Just as welt
even belter In the early afternoons.
Tho only time the I'oor Working
Olii enn shop Is at n time when
the bridge fans nnd Oomfortnbly
Murrled Jennies should be at home,
Yet these, women who hnven't a
worry in the world except thejr
mirrors, eletil time away from uti,
I am good nnd sore end I know
fifty other girls who feel the snnie
way, about It, I'll any. one thing
for men they re much more con
slderale than women. Men never
Imther me but wbmen keep me on
edge. The more I see of women
tho bettor I like ,men,' (Topeka,
Kan,, Journal )
. 4
tfeppner Lunch counter In the
M. I- Currnn pastime changed
. . r--, i. i i i . . i i . i ' ' i i
IS PRESIDENT HOOVER
t "The primary responsibility Incumbent upon the chief execu
tive is to appoint men to public office who will execute the laws
of the United Slates with integrity, and without fear, favor or po
litical collusion. 1 Hole your demand that the organization shall
dictate appointments in Florida irrespective. of merit or my .re
sponsibility and that you appealed to the opponents of the admin
istration to attack me. The suecesB of the Republlcun party rests
upon good government, not on patronage."
THIS is the reply of President Hoover to the Republican state
organization in Florida, reKurdintf the appointment of
Federal District Attorney JTiiKiii'S. It is just the sort of reply
that yo would have expected from Mr. Hoover, and it empha
sizes the .point, frequently made in this column, that, with the
election of President Hoover thprc was a new political deal in
the White House. ' ,. i
President Hoover is not unmindful of the necessity of sound
party organization and party loyalty; hut he regards himself,
mid properly so, as President of the entire country .first, and as
tho leader of his party second, "i In. other words, when, in his
judgment, there is a conflict between what is best for the conn-.
try and what seems best for the
behind the national welfare.
np () the professional politician
A fairly hear the Old Guard
breath this morning, and deploring the fact that President Hoo
ver is such a poor politician. ; . .. . ,
Hut is he? We hyve our "doubts." In. our opinion the
people of this country, regardless of parly, are somewhat weary
of the time-honored piirfJsaii .creed, "to the victors belong the
spoils," that federal posit ions ..should fie filled first, not on
the basis of what, the individual can , do for this country, but
what lie has done for his party.
,. This does not mean service to the party should be disre
garded entirely. 'Hut it does mean, this consideration should
be secondary, and the respective abilities of the applicants
should be the first consideration.
THIS is flic President's view and it is, to our mind, the rigid
one. Moreover, it is a policy fhafr will help his party in
the end, for, as he well says; in the last analysis, the success
of the Republican party rests upon good government, not upon
political patronage.
Where, there is a conflict between the .two, to plnee principle
above party, is not only best for the country, but. best for the
party. . .,, 4. , , - . ,
WHY SO MUCH SMOKE?
WK can t quite make out. the intense interest, aroused 111
I'ortlaiul over the contest between Clarenee IlotehUiss
mill Jack Pay for the appointment of.IL.S. Marshal. This is a,
minor' office, nnd the entire affair of slight' importance. Yet
both Portland papers are devoting a (jreat (leal of space to the
details, and ilidulKiiiR in all sorts
There must be something
which neither this paper nor the people of the state at large,
arc aware. If the present conflagration continues, no doubt .the
colored gentleman will be forced to emerge, and the true iitr
wardness of tho situation divulged, , .".
u
NTHj that time, all wc can
tiiirers who wonder why
ent incumbent, Mr. Hotchkiss, is tlia,t we did so for precisely the
reasons outlined above: because wc regarded Mr. Hotchkiss as
the applicant, best fitted, for tho jol), ,. 1 , ,. , ,.
And wo have yet to hear any
arguments brought to our notice for shelving Hotchkiss in fa
vor of Day, is that, the latter is a deserving Republican, ft good
scout nnd a good party man.
As far as wo know, 110 one
Hotchkiss is better fitted to efficiently discharge the duties of
the position in which lie lias given such excellent service, then
who shouldn't he be ro-itppointctll , i . ,
We, don't know. But perhaps
ican generals" continues, we will
.. Now that the President has ridden-on the Grand Trunk rail
oad as it wns"ciiipped in 18f2, wouldn't it be in order to invite
him to have n ride on the Shasta division of tho Southern Pa
cific!
Senator ltinghnm of Connecticut, may be the handsomest
man in the lfpper House, but he
invcstigation-with n very black
liace problems are like babies.
and handle if you've never had
Speaking of Senators, what
named Hefliii t
The intelligentsia consists
and then blame some gland instead of original sin.
MUTT AND JEFF
: I WHeW IT'S COCOANOT , I V0U rtA( BM USTeMING TO WSS I V0U A(e N0UJ USTCMNS toI " j
' ' iw HAWAII, r HaPG PARK(t,-BtT6ft cowM AS THG AMERICA'S t0$T . ,
.
JO-LI -, ' --. ' ' ' V'V": rtY&imrJL - . r .-, ,1 ,, , " ' , '-: - -c,k r. h t r,. , c. rtr rw T ,vt n I VM1
A POOR POLITICIAN?
party, lie stands four-square
' . , ..
this is heresy, and one can
flampaigners cursing under their
,. . . . .i '.
of elaborate speculations.
within the political woodpile of
answer to those interested in-
this paper came out for the pres
denial of the fact. The only
, .
denies this. Hut if Captain
ns the campaign of .tho "Mex
find out.
lias come oiit of Ihe tariff lobby
eye.
They are ensy to understand
any. .
lias become of n certain party
.
of tliose who lo ns they pleas?
Mutt Controh the Air,
Personal Heklth
By WILLIAM
a. i lmm nwtilnlnf to aaraoMi health and
ffl ha aMacted or or. Araar u a luaipaa, Kii-aauraa unviupa a bkiuto, Liiera iwmio o ' a a rir i h v
ilZliai written In Ink. Oalm to the laiie number ol letter! rewired, onht a fea can ba ararear-1 . !" Ji.'LL,:
2 bereT No reolf tea be nan to war lea eat aufoiaUBf to iMtructloM, AaVlraaj Dr. Wuliaa ' uVlva
Bradr, In eare Of wa aewea-iwr. r-. .
Sprained ankle used -to be ft
thrilling episode when the, emerg
ency had to be met by Improvising
a bandage from the hem of the
heroine's fluffle. Fortunately we
have other means of first aid to
day; and besides,
the knee seems
more . susceptible
to. twists and
sprains
dnys. .
now a-,
A sprain Is
sometimes as bad
us a fracture; and
sometlmoB It is
Just n slight frac-1
ture near tho &ti
kle. If there is any break In the
bone It must be treated according
ly. If there Is only a tear or a
stretching of llgnmonts, then the
emergency treulment I shall nojv
degcrlbo is effective if promptly
and thoroughly carried out.
Immediately plunge the injured
leg into a tub or bucket of water
as hot as endurable, and keep It
so for an hour, frequently dipping
out some water and adding hotter
water, to maintain the extreme of
Ifeat., KuiTowIng the hot footbath,
gently massage tho ankle and leg.
using upward strokes, with cam
phor liniment (cumphorated oil)
or other mild application such ts
witch hazel or plain soapy water
or soap water with a drop of tur
pentine added. After 15 minutes
of massage, upply drV heat In any
available, form. A 60 watt ordin
ary frosted electric light bulb ar-
runged to hang a few inches from 1
the ankle, under a cover, will serve j
very well. 1
In mild cases, whore the injury .
is clearly not a miciure. me i"".r not nt all communicable lifter
ankle nnd leg should be lmmcdi-
ntely bandaged or strapped after
the preliminary hot souklng. Then;
tho patient should resume walking)
at onco, wearing In addition to tile
bundugo or udheslvo dressing a
snugly Inced high shoe for aildl
tlonnl support of the nnkle.
In any case, in the absence of
medical ndvlce, a sprain will do
better If tho patient makes earnest
effort to uho the injured unkle. If
Iho nnkle Is left lung nt rest after
such un Injury there will be more
trouble from adhesions and other
tc. , i!
dlfflcullles luter on
-" ----- a
feft on stepping out with the in
jured font Is not Intolerable the
patient need not worry about the
thought of possible fracture of the
hone, for even If there Is such
fracture no great harm Is dono by
walking on the Injured foot, nt
least until proper medical core Is
available. t
How to apply a supporting ban
dage or adhesive plaster strips to
n, sprained ankle Is easier to dem
onstrate than to describe. Imagine
tho ligament torn or stretched, nnd
then try , to npply the dressing In
such a way ns to .draw together
and hold together the torn or
stretched tissues. Itnndage or straps
should bo, applied from the fore
foot upward to the middle of the
calf. , , .
When dlntbermy Is available the
victim of a sprain with obstinate
after lameness is In grent Krck, for
this is tho only meuns-at our dis
posal for getting heat In where the
damage is. .
Modern surgical experience
tencnes mat uisnniuiy is snorteneu
by this mobile treatment, ns com
pared with the prolonged disability
that often attended sprain treated
In the old fashioned immobile way,
with plaster cast or similar splints-
Only when fracture or other com
plications is clearly recognized
should the Injured Joint be Immo
bilized. , , .,
QVMSTIONS AND ANSWEHS
All lint ami lbillioretl.
Can you tell me what causes hot
flashes In- Women- past middle age
nnd what to. do for them? Mrs.
11. It. H. .,
Answer. No. Of course I have
my theory nbout It, like overy other
doctor, but why bring that up?
Every medical hypothesis advnnced
to explain this annoying trouble
reminds mo of the old granny's
explnnntlon "nerves." Incident
ally the trouble Is not confined to
women, nor is It limited to an nr
bltrnry age. Many women never
have such trouble. If you will state
your complaint In the first person
nnd inclose stamped envelope bear
ing your address I will mall you
some general advice which may
help.
' Arthritis.
ric.ise give me . Information and
ndvlce concerning treatment of nr
Hot and Cold
1
BRADY, M. D
brceM. not to tfuoaaa flacooala ar trataMnt.t
J
thrltis. . It Is just beginning to take
bold pC.me.. Klght months ago
my ring finger began to be stiff
and sore . . . crowned teeth extract
ed ... . trying chiropractic and elec-1
trie . , , u. J. n. ,1'
Answer. "Well, when you havie,
experimented on your health ' pJ
your neighbors and friends' satis
faction, you should declare a re
cess and put a good physician in
charge of the experimental work.
Yes, or course the treatment of
Joint inflammation is more or les:i
experimental, since the. trouble is
not of ft. specific nature and tho
best of physicians cannot say off.
nan(1 wnnt ,ts nntuI.e or origin is
ln a given case; But if this is true,
how ridiculous for you to try this
and thut treatment or remedy
merely on the chance. "Why, my
dear friend, you ask about some
fool serum, baths, electric monkey.
shines. You might Just as well cut
out the hlghfalutln affectation and
call your trouble rheumatlz If you
are going to follow in the footsteps
of the poor old victims of that d
lusion. Arthritis means Joint in
flammation; It conveys no hint of
the nature or causor proper treat
ment of the inflammation.
isypnills la Mlnitanuiii
Is there ranger of contracting
syphilis from another patient in a
sanitarium where both use ' the
same bath?
Answer. Xo more Sanger,
believe, than there is in tile use
of tho bath In any hotel or other
place where such conveniences are
used iiy one person after another.
0r,lnnr nnd waier cleanli-
mm ,3 a rolial)i0 defense against
9uch infection. Syphilis, by tho
w.iy t)Ut f.-pbiy communicable
the firHt year or so.
(Copyright John P. Dlllo Co.),
A snrs.p pbfier reo.eptlon was
no new' '.xperlenccj for Mr. Mac
Dnnald. He ... baa, -been snowed
under before.
Moll, for some people, will he
; ,ii.v about thlnars thev know
-
nothing about.
Fame Is fleeting, and Mussolini
will figure In history chiefly as
the man who made another rev
olution necessary.
"The Specialist" Is a best sell
er, which clinches the argument j
It Is still ii hick town flf't
rwme'of llm isiiuctators lit tlife'!
10 ; p. i.in. '"fin nro in thclri ;'
night shirts.
,1
i ,IH nv i.M,nt nn Iiinm-r:
go to church
liglon. Well,
selves a lot
to hear nhout re-l
they save them -
of disappointment.
' English Sunday schools now use
n, Bible from which naughty
things nre expurgated. Over here
the' pulpit seems to use , one
expurguted of damnation. , .
Americanism: ' Piously nursing
n' kitty that appeals to us: hating
tho wiser man who" tells us it
is ft tiger that will tip us harm.
' Archaeologists have found a
small figure burled so that Its
slightest movement would cntiRO
u great noise. Probably
Hive cheer lender.
prlm-
Aiirt yel the cliap who otv
Jcft loNtliw.MM of vtnigo is
ho oiio a 5wTas n 241
lillt annind h roll of one's.
One explanation of things., Is
the,, yuecr ' belief that tho man
who breaks his-onth to uphold
the constitution still has honor.
'
Don't bo ahamd. Future hls-
torlans will think our great sta-
Quid Points
i'-,
that tno majority still Knows,
what ft rail fence is.
l: mAil'tribunel:
DAILY CROSS-WORD
A . ' itivt
' Solutlcnot Vestertfay's Purile
down
It. iilomle . -IS.
fiber plant
10. cue In renn-
ay I vn li In
17, I'rnBTunt ell of
roipef fur.
18. JliTlalou ortlia
Vnloa
It. Mors
sv. Menaces .
it. Lett
art. mie imilai '
, nnlberry .
tK Proionii
Sri,' Telia ngaln
Uonrt declalon
J7. Sea englf a
8a. Comae to
getlier
it. IndefimtA.
. ejnnntlty "
t. Winnow . .
11. l'erlnlhlng to
Bnnlshmaut &."Orre rrlio helps "
4S. liuello ata god 07. Girl's name '
tlion
mueuoBf .
47. Beere
4D. TI16 law' of
" Jtfoiea
r). Hock worker
It. ilenm
69. Lay away
i0. Obatrnetlon
71. fitrnlogema
Headsi 1'cjneS
73. Utlera
t. In the year of
cowjr
1. ftnrrow board
Ct. Wander
a. 11 il
IB. Iieprared 1. At n treat Ola.
01. tuf-iliapeil taiice
DCJ.OS!gnM0NAD
pq j RiTfl ieJr" a s e p
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tiiums were used for serious drama!
r lectures for the masses. .
. j .
The drys might put over nn : Somo stocks, selling at -twice
enforcement ' act In New ork Their value, no need to name them,,
by holding an election on some;. went part, way toward the right
ropentnnt morrow
everybody lit the
after getting i
night before.
- ,
Nobody is perfect, and perhaps
people shouldn't expect any pres
ident to
be strong and silent
more
than on subject.
In"stme sections it is nn In
sult to audit a gentleman's books,
and In others thero is very little
stealing of public funds.
lt is ensy for statesmen to;
agree- on what is tight. Thei
hard part is to find ft solution
that will make each think.:, he
is' getting an- advantage.
Correct this sentence: "Tom
ond I hnd a charming woman
ooaroer last yeai saiu me wiie,
1 "and now I want another."
!
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
tlie hu.CS and intestines, pro-
, , . , . .
Ui.eu.g Violent vomiting and
litath.
Nine actors nnd actresses
playing with a sailor's pet pnr-
lit Were taken' ill, two died.jof hoi water before breakfast.
i . .
The human race will be healthier
whun t wild lite filial 1 have been
eliminated, and all other life, per
lia(R, except that of human beings.
Horttes carry typhoid, crocodiles
carry sleeping sickness,-the tse-tsej
'fly implanting It in human beings,
after biting the crocmlile's gums.
Mosquitoes tranport malaria and
yellow' fever.
Rats spread the dreadful bubonic
and' pneumonic plagues.
Dogs have a monopoly of rabies.
Children play-with cats and got
the germs of diphtheria from their
tfurs.
Snd ,, news from Wall Street,
Many earnest little lambs, when
I
PUZZLE
fl. rvclnmntloa ,
Sfl. I'rcimrp fur
ffe iicuin
ii. Miiki ul lyrlo
. IMU'lry
. Farther In
iX I.'iiIIm of elec
trical currcnli
etilliiil.
. IliiuU: Scat.
. ling ma .
. Trlle
Moerallne
nnme .
. AruUlhn mill.
tnry rum.
, munilcri.Tar,
Co. Cuiieiso
311. Aortliern .
Rnropcnn ''
'4S. Iluys' ttiya .
47. I'ulille dla.
' cuorse
49, Mnftcnllne
nlckriarae
at. Orrrun of hear
Ing
fiS. Ferment.. .
fifi. Famoui Alrlk
Ibla
it. Assert .'
Hi. Market
CH. I.orntlua
SH. Wax '
eu. Jletal.benrlnf -
rocki
I. Uuna of the
. arm
9. Frollo i ,
l.nbcla"
tt. Smnll ronnd
mark
. Florra eoploai.
I;
laea '
!. Snfili
denot.
in rl morbid
eoimitioa
8. luseot'e eKffl
9, Appears
If. Hank officers
II. Seed corering
18. Ksiiloilvo if
T1C0
IS. Koblomnn
il, llitjii mountain
the tickers stopped, might have
..been m stake for nairiess -Mexican
been mistaken ro
dogs, shaved off,
errttra annvorl nir ....
price.
' flood stocks, that in a few years
lv.Hl go 300 per cent above their
present prices, dropped heavily.
Foolish speculators usually sen
good atbeks to protect bad ones,
partly because there's a market for
good ones, none for bad.
: The German flying bnat,yDO-X.
heavier than air, with 12 powerful
engines, flew Sunday carrying A
HUNDRED AND SIX.TY-NIN13 Mi
MAN BEINGS. . .....
Of this living load, 150 were pas-
I sengers, 10 were crew, the greatest j
living cargo over taken into the
air. Uormany has the honor of be
ginning whnt may be called real
imssenger. flying.
Within a few years other Im
proved airships will carry 10 times
Fat Girls! Here's
a Tip for You .
AM oven the world : Kruschen
Knit is nnneAllnc to skirls and fom-
en whrt sinve Ton an auracuve,
I free from fiit flsure that cannot
fan to win admiration.
J .or? s mo recipe mat oanisne-s
fat atjd brings into blossom all the
natural attractiveness Hhat every
woman possesses
Kvery mrniriK take one-half tea-
omwin itf k'nurhiin K.iltain n clnoa
t He sure and do this every morn
ins for "It's the little daily dose
that takes oft the rat." Don t rnlss
a morninn. Th Krusohen habit
means that every particle of poi
onoua waste mutter and harmful
nctds and sass are expelled from
the system.
At the same time the stomach.
liver. -ittdnevH nnd bowels are toned
! up nnd the pure, fresh blood con-
taining Nature' hIx life-giving salts
in carried 10 every organ. Kland.
nerve nnd fibre of Ihe body and
this is followed by "thut Kruschen
feeling" of energetic health and
activity that Is reflected in bright
eyes, clear skin, cheerful vivacity
and charming figure. '
. flet on Sfo bottle of Kruschen
Salts nt Jarmln Woods Driiw
Store Oasts 3 months) with- the
distinct understanding that you
must ne satisfied wJth results ori
money back.
Do You Remember? T
TUX YKA11S ' AOO TOly
(From files of the 'Mall Tribune.)
October 2, 11. -London.'--SAllies
agree J make .
ex-kalser go on trial for life.
Bolshevik! army deny ' fall of
Petrograd and claim victory over
white army.
A bright star visible In the sky
in daylight puzzles people of Port
land. s
Local hotels still report , brlRk
tourist business no rooms at Hotel
Medford last night.
Newspaper workers in San Fran
cisco strike for higher pay.
Chicago hog prices drop below
(11! for first time in long pcul,
London-New York nirplane sent'.
IceMs discussed ng probability.
Home Telephone company ap
plies for new 10-year franchise.
Question referred to .City Attorney
Fred Mears.
TWKXTV yiOAHS AfJO TODAY
(From files of the Mall Tribune.)
October 22, 111(111.
Ashland citizens circulate peti
tion to allow hotels to sell liquor.
"Work of paving West Main street
starts.
New York. "I'll -knock tho
big coon', head off!" said -x-Chumplon
Jim Jeffries nn his ar
rival here today front Europe. '
"Out in Idaho" . draws' packed
house at Bijo'u theater,, as given !
by Richard Darling Stock com
pany. . - ' . . . -.
Pear market drops! Winter Net
lis $2.10 in New York: Clnlrgt
average $1.25; apples sell ns h
as $3.25 per box.
K. Daggett, rich young orchard
ist, arrested for speeding his a'uto 1
and for running it without ft light, 1
license or number.- -
1C9 passengers and crew. But this
is a start.
e--
Yon have watched a bird sour
ing, its wings not moving, woniler
ii; how it is done.
An east Prussian lieutenant, Di
nr.rt, in a Gorman "glider," no en
ginesr proves that men can do
what birds can do, and more.
Flying over Haltio Band dunes,
ho remained in the air 14 conseou-
vie nours, weathering a 50-mile
gule., It Is difficult even to imagine
that.
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