iiomi mvKR fii..vni:i;. Till l;sriAY, JAM U:V i, n,i
H
Hood River BankingjLjygQ
ana trust to.
Wa Ininttct xcueral banking buiiuesa and
own oarown bauk'u (iruprrty.
Iotfrmt paid on time and Having dciuwlu
Hate deiXMtl bum.
EKNEST C. SMITH
Lavyer
Room 14 and 15 Hull Building
Hood River, Ore.
GEO. R. WILBDK
Lawyer
OHice in Smith P.tiilding.
Hood Rier - Oregon
DERBY & STEARNS
Lawyers
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
L. A. & A. P. REED
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
AT law
Two Doors North of Postolliee
l'lione 41
DR. EDGINGTON
1121 Twelfth Street, Thf Heights
HOOD RIVER OREGON
E. 0. DUTRO. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Over First National Hunk, Hood
Riv.r, Oregon.
Office Phone 71
Res. 71 K
Hours 2 to 4 1'. M.
and by-
appointment'
Dr. Malcolm Bronson
Office In Eliot Block.
( ttct i l ent, No 4. Knit son, N i. Jt
E. D. KANAGA
Physician and Surgeon
Phones : Office S,r Office in National
Keg. Mil Hank limbling
J. F. WATT, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Telephone: Offl.'e, Ml; resiilence.SiiH .
BUKUfcON o. It. 4 N. Co.
H. L. DUMBLE,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGhON.
Calls promptly nnswei ?i1 In town or country,
Day or Night.
Telepliones: KeKtlcue, 16: Ofrtce, lflt.
Oltlce In the lirosius Uulliliui;.
I C. BR0S1US, M. D.
1 .
PHYSICIAN AND Si! KG HON
'Phone Central, or 121.
Office Hours: 10 to 11 A. M.; a to
ami 6 to 7 P M.
1K M. H. HUAKP UK. KDNA K. SlIAUP
Osteopathic Physicians
Graduates ( the Americau School of
Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo.
Office in Elliot Block.
Home Phone 102 . lies. 102-P,
H. D.W. PINE0,D.D.S.
DENTIST
Mot ms 4, 5 and t! Telephone
Smith Building 131
C. H. JENKINS, D.M.D.
DENTIST
Telephones : Office 28 ; residence 2S-B
Office over Butler Bank,
Dr. Justin M. Waugh
EYE, EAR AND THROAT
Office in Eliot Bld.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
i. A. HENuERSON,
CIVIL ENGINEER
Formerly U. S. Land Surveyor,
Philippine Islands.
Two Doors North of Postotllce
Tlione 41.
HURRAY KAY
Civil Uflv,"'neer an Surveyor
BrOidus Building
ALBER.C SUTT0 i
Architect
Room 16 Ha Building
R. R. Bartlett
ARCHITECT
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Hellbronner Building Phone 61
SURVEYING
and BLUE PRINTING
P. M. Morse
Heilbronner Bldg.
TTlvoil River office for Newtll,
Oofwt'tt & Walsh, Consulting
I Engineers of Portland.
. Stranahan & Slaven
Contractors & Builders
(HOOD EIVER, OREGON.
E. W. DARK
Contractor and Builder
Estimates on Request
Phone 212 K
A. C. BUCK
KOTARY PUBLIC AND INSUR
ANCE AGENT
Room 12 Brosiuii Block
FREDERICK 4 ARNOLD.
CONTRACTORS
snd BUILDERS
ON
RAW EGl
f.!r. Richard's Experience V.'iih Dif
ferent Diets. Peaches and
Buttermilk for Three Years.
Cecilton. Md. Mr. Georpe Richards,
of this place, during the pist 12 yeais,
has probably tried more diligent diets
than the average person would ever use
in a hichme.
What he has to say about his experi
ments, must therefore be hiejb'y ititetest
iii;" to anyone sobering from in -hei.tiur.
or stomacti troubles oi at y kmc.
He says: "Fur more than 12 years,
I suffered with stomach troubles, and
paid hundreds of dollars for doctor Li'.;s
and medicines. 1 was also operated on
for piles.
I lived on dried peaches and btrltemiilk
for nearly three years. '1 lie on-y thing
that would not Rive me pain was raw eps.
1 was a physical wreck. 1 could nol
sleep, and was as near crazy as a huh
could well be.
I must say that after taking two 22-cenl
packages oflhcdiord's buii'-k-Ur i-iltt,
it did me more cood tlian all 1 ever v.pcr.l
for other medicines.
I have been working daily on the 5arm
ever since, and 1 am' as hard as ir . n."
This purely vegetable remedy has been
in successful use for more than 7i) y( ers.
Try it. Uut be sure Uiat it's "The cUutd s."
FOR SALE
Pelnioiit Slab Wood and all other
kind.- ol wood at reasonable prices. 'lV
prove our policy lo deal In.iiestlv nn :
eipiarelv with the people, wo refer n e
customers to our old patron, tiivi li
a trial with your first order iJ all wo
ask to (ruin your patronage. Dolivorv
made to any part of the city io larfc'e oi
small nan t it i--.
We have city license to do team work,
of any kind.
GEO. W. HOWA'tD & SON
The Heights Phone 3 1 J Af
THE FINEST JOINT
that one could w Uh to put noun
table is to he had lu re at any time. We
buy only the best cattle killed, hence
we know what we are selling lo our
customers. No matter whether it. he
beef, in ut ton, veal, lamb, pork or poul
try. We guarantee th" meat to he
weel anil temler an 1 ready ib ln iou-
eat mn. And we cut and trim it so tin ic
will bj little or no waste.
Central Meat Market
W. J. Baker & Co.
Dealers in
REAL ESTATE
Fruit and Farm
Lands
llesidcnt Aleuts For
Phoenix Assurance Co. ;
OF LONDON
Jama f
umii it
lias only a few thousand of
those guaranteed trees Krl't.
Better order now before it's
too late.
Address,
ii mm.
Phone 2002-K.
Nursery Stock
Hood River Grown
First Chess
THE KIND THAT GROWS
A Few Dwarf Apple,
Pear and Peach
C. D. Thompson
HOOD RIVER, ORMC.ON
Wire Wound Continuous Stave
Wood Stave
KELLY BROS., Agts.
PHONE 227-.M
Fourth Sirret Between Oak and State
Blankets and Quite;!
Laundered .
in a thoroughly Kinifary
manner hy the
lijili Vi- h; ll Pa
hi
Hood River Laundry Co.U
none 123
CDELL.
A I
Jen
A c.i
ppy New Year to all.
s EKi-rt attenhd t' e K. of P.
in Hu.mI River lust week.
-load of alfalfa hi.v from C
mon
County was ui 1ioJ at Odell last
week. Jamts Can is, of Hood Kivcr,
Yut in harge of the ciir anil sold the
hij ti 1 cal parties.
V. II. Peeler built a new ham then
M.l lir Portlai'l aid purchased u
rj- fc-Tou and harness.
1 '
vv
tc
,(er e,iaiiacs, oi 'Mario, io cgon,
'. .'ev ?. ":'l ''' s ' f last w eek visit-
the h J"u' 'r- a''1' 'rs- . E.
sp. lit
i' k' lit
r.owc! n u"-
VVa'shou ?' v
h.st for a
:.d G. K. Coe went to
h., tin: hitter part of
v;-it w'tn Mrs. Howell
Metcalf. l:oh--e
v moved to aKliou
r id to l.i.s liinr.e in
cal. M. r;u
Hood Pivt r and
at Cania.i.
Eva Itoyi i' 'tiviti d
sperd a very i'i:i.;:it
at the l.ciui .iful hoii t
I oe to Her school
a few friends to
mn with her
!.
(t
..yc'
her parents,
Wednesday,
Mr end Mr i. 1 I. li,
el last v.'eci
T. M. Mi'.c!:..:!l is bulloieL' i
resid
ence i
o:i his pro. rrty in Odell.
Mr. Peo'o? ar.d family urn at t
the Devlii) A Kireoauuh p1 1
e in
rty
hi own an the Mahaney house.
The hox sucia! last Friday niht
a micccss. Ever? one .rsi:t scemfru
to I'njoy the occhi m ami the reit-ipts
w'.iv siitisractory.
T. W. Atkinson ami Clyde I.yniau
went to WahnUjial. Uadi.. ami Pert
lai il, Wednesday ol hist week for sev
eral days' I usii.csss v if it.
Until Claik entort
i d her
-umiiiy
Sehi.il "h'-'s last ThUi.'day afterm oii.
Y. V.. Strain; wa- a visitor iiioiit
Odell last week.
The pations of P.. I). .Vo. 2 have been
(fjovitj;.' tii'-ir usual inter service'.
The "habit seems to have l.ecmi e fixed
so tiiat no n atter wbethef the weather
isi )ood, had, or iudifferer. t, about the
fnme time each year the-, service l.e
e(.'.'iH:r! verv uncertain. e rnay he
so. vewhat dense hut he do not under
sta.'.l how a carrier can lcL':.'ly or con
stitu '.'onally draw his salary when he
has ue.'t ftlllilled his contract.
Me n'd Mrs. Vi alter Kiir.fi.dl and
KordhaM Kimliall ti
lis and sill" remain
sve eone to t orvai
thtre fur tee !-"l'"it
course at t'. v .
Mrs. Perry -Smith
k;r:e. Wash., for
has iine hi
a vi-it with
pn
her si-ter.
Imnis FiH'JisVs r.ew In use i'! ple.i
tered ai;d the lininhin:; is beintf done.
Mrs. FettrU'.nn will eiiteriain her
Siindav Sebeol Class next Friday eveu
iiil;. :1!vs is Hi -j t'Tpuson 1'ibie Class,
a ela.-s of yoiii'ir men and women.
Theie an; thiVty-siv tmrolled and .Mrs.
r 1 1 'ii: na wisIk s IjII who can to'meet
with her at her e!e;;ai!t home tomorrow
evei.nifr.
Mis. Marvel and
Miss I
have li
illian Mar-
J vet. el Ole.v, Or'., 1
I a vi-il at tlie hciiie
I i."d Purdy Ji Ch.ip.Mi
en here for
vV. Aikimon
of T.
nan.
.1.
t.'re
T. Shniley,
!: re for a
Ik-.- ml J to
of Sandy, Ore,, Im?
i-in-ss vi.il. While
SV. K. Kemp a half
t re jointly
!bl
ptope'ty ..f' Mr. Kemp.
Sl'iday Mr. Sin Ui y icjeived a message
ti li.i.'s' him ef the birWi ol a (t.auhler
;.t Jr.s Lume.
I Ciia Moore will e ntertain her thm
day Setxiol ClasV of girls at her ts
ant licDH! tomorrow evening.
l'!ie fuTvind omirterlv eonfererce of
the Pine (iiovc chr.rp.e will he held in
the .Motli.n!ist churcll at Odell tomor
row' at 2 ). in.
Ihe; iueeii:.(r r.f the Development
I.eaKUt lf't Aioi (jay evening was post
poned Until the date of the annual
iiic tine; on the third Moi:1ay evening
in January.
Sundaj Scliool at the Metheiln t
church next Sundiv at 10 a. m. No
otln r frv.'ee mnriiitig or evening.
Sunday School ar.d Christian Erdeator
at usual hour at Union church. Next
Sunday is Rev. Trey Shelley's appoint
ment at the Union chinch.
MOSIER.
Mrs. A M. Kijop left Tuesday for a !
few week's visit with relatives at Al-j
bany anil Imlepenilence.
Mr. and Mr.:. ;iias. Abimathv spent
Chim-t.nas with friends nt The. Dalles.
Miss I .oia Taylor, of The Dalles,
spent Christmas in Metier with Dr.
and Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. C. Rusher' spent the week with
ntr son and f amily near The Dulles.
Mr. and Mrs. Allington spent Christ
mas in Kelso, Wash., with Mr. Ailing
tun's parents.
Miss Piiscilla Foster came ,'ip from
Portland this week to he with her
sister, Mrs. Kibbee and family, over
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Craft, of Mt. .Hood,
etmie Thursday to vimt with relatives
a few days.
The concert Tursday ' evening was
sneecfsful in every way. About $i'2.ty
wrs rei'lized, which will p.o towar;t
piiti'hasing a piano for t lie Baptist
church.
Mr. and Mrs. El. Howe came'Sunday
to apenu a short time at the ranch.
Tiiey only recently returned from
the East, where Mr. Howe was eailcd
upon the death of his fatho
Aseiies of pleasant sui ni ises seem
to he in store for the residents of
Mosier town: First, Kev. and Mrs.
Sickapoose entertained a number of
self-invited exists one eveiinr; during
the week. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart were
vi.-ited next, ami who is to be the next
is a reeret, ntverthelesa ail who go,
ei.j v themselves and are ri ady for the
r.ext. time to come.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Stnk'S returned
to.I'o.Ca d Monday after v. siting their
sen near Mosier.
Geo. Bruce left the last of the week
for a sojourn in the Valley.
Mrs. Anna Yarnel! cane up from
Portland .Sunday to isit hermuthur,
Mrs. James Carrol!.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ktaik returned
home Monday after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Akers.
PINE GROVE
There will he prtschi' g 'erviecs at
the church next Sunday im ruing i,nd
evening.
'1 he fc-tinlents who are attending
Fcl:"uls at a distal ce Kft for tl.eii
duties the early part of the week.
Kd, Manning's people are again on
their farm, v.e are ghej to report.
Miss ,iary Hunt, m compuny wlta u
nend. Nits f.iva Appiinjfton, arrlvni
roin j alia wana last w eiineioay
I fiwmi''jf. I he inner returned Aionuay
evening.
Mrs. J. C. Davis is, vi.-itmg her son,
Harry, in the Willamette Valley.
John Johnson and family returned
from Sherman county Hei."d;:y morning.
i. (I. Jarvis and family returned
from Wathnugal Sumiay evening.
After a vacation of over a week
nhool resumed its duties Tuesday
morning.
Katie Walker and Mis. New ton Sex-
id
hatie is ftavicc with M.-s.
l.eter and attOikhi j; st
Alvah l-'hetr,ll r :l H-jiii.i-tt
ul Ctir'tm:ts at Wusln sal
I
li'i; toe iimuiie I la-i. week.
The Ladies' Ail wi!l n.etl will, .rJ
Mark Next Krilay aften -non.
J. G. Jarvis leeeived a shipment of
several tine yxinir piiis frt,io Wa-h-oual
the early ait of ihe week.
COUPLE WKD i JHDST
CIIRISDIAS CHEER
(.;e of the nttn
l hat ys ever w it:
st litlll
weddings
t e?sei) in
lemnizti
East Heed
Kivcr V alley w:.s s
n. uS Day when Mi
d on Chri.-t-reti
Warren
Kat
itcame i.ie i.r:ie oi .Mr. Oliver Mul
vaney. the we'l known wire chief ,,r
tne ilotiie
Tel.
e Co., of Hud
Kivi r.
The wed.lirg teek p!
of the t ride's parents,
David Thorn i i the
few intimate friei d.-
ne at the ln.me
Mr. and Mrs.
usence of the
aid relatives.
ine parior ami m uiu; room were ta au
tifullv decorate :l in Oregon Grape,
mistletoe and holly, arranged artistm
ailly along ttc Wail and ceiling with
circles e f the green at each ei.ri.er and
on the candelaliia. I.aige Chtistma.
nells were susi.ei. iled from tin i.t. r
K d each circle. A large bell formed of
green with a laree white hell sus- '
p.T. I'1' 'n the center formed an en
trant I' ace "f I cauty for the bridal
party' t0 fti,r',, imo'er, while taking
their V(. ws uf lve for life and receive
the g11' "lsnt;s."f friends. TTie house
was di;corat.d in color and scroll to
carry out lioth the Christmas and wee
ding idea so be.Vi'ifully blended in bar-1
inonious rolors an.l design that compli-
ments of praise were lavished upon
Mrs. Tl.orr, who snperinttndcd the'
Jural decorations for fi.e occasion. j
Miss Jenn Wi.Kvrtun, of Portland,;
played Lohengrin s we'dms niaerh.
At three o'clock p. in. as Miss Jean
began to sing the first verse Rev.
Paisons stepped under the large hell
to await the1 close of the Bong, when
little Esther Mitchell entered the room
dressed in a lovely white frock and
carring;in her Jrlt hand a large white
Calla lily with the wedding ring lying
in its waxen cup. following closely
came the young hrnie carrying a beau
tiful bouquet ot white carnations and
leaning ui: the ami of her stepfather,
Mr. David Thorn, followed hy Miss
Clarice Wolverton as htide smaid and
carrying a houipiet of pink chi nations.
They wete met al the altar by the
yrooii , iiccuiiipiiniid by W. II. Warren,
the' brother ot the bride. Alter the
ft. PP.v fir were pronounced husband
uce. wife and had received the con- j
grafc. datums of their fiiends, the
dii.irv ,0"m doers weie il.iuwn open j
and ttife merry crowd was soon seated
at the ta'de to' partake of n most boun
tifal and jfeliciojis feast liiepaied iy
the host iit(.' hoste.-s with Mrs. Norton
nod Madame Aundras presiding in the !
dining loom.
The oiit-ef-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Wiley, su-(er of Mr. Thorn;
Dr. and Mis. G. S. tucker, and the
Misses Clarice anil Jeuit Wnlverton, all
of Portland, Ore.; and W. II. Warren,
of Seattle.
The bride wore a lovely gown of
heavily embroidered silk mull. Her
only ornament was a necklace of pearls
and she was very beaulilul in her
girlish purity and simplicity. The
hi'ide'smaid wore a white silk dress
with a pink floral design and carried a
houijuet of pink carnations. 'J he bride
was the happy teeipient of many
valiihble and beautiful presents, con
sisting of imireiaus piiees of silver
and cut glusfl, tiiie Halttiiburg lunch
cloth and ni t embroideries.. Prominent
among the many valuable presents was
a sterling silver service of twenty rix
pieci-n presented by W. JJ. Wurren, of
llfatU, the bride's brother. The bride
rcieived presents from fiiends covering
a wide area Iroin Brooklyn, N. Y., to
Los Ar.frvh'S, Cal.
Mr. Mariin, of Dropsard hotel,
lirooklyn, N. Y., sent a lovely cut
glass vanity uox witn sterling silver
top lined w-ilh gold. Suiely no litte
bride of Mil 1 was ever so kindly re
membertd by friends, both old and
new. Contributed.
NEW REALTY CO.
WILL START BUSINESS
Geo. II. Steinhofl' and II. II. Hadloek
have formed a partnership, under the
name of liarihrk Air Steinhntr, and will
do a general ,reai estate and fire in
surance business here. The new firm,
which has itn ollies in the building on
the corner of Second street and Cascade
Avenue, will deal both in improved
orchard land and raw tracts. Mr.
Iiadlock has been engaged in the real
estate business for the past year,
having been ju partnership witn Geo.
W. Dnnmick, nod at the time of the
formation of the new company with
W. Id. McConnell. Mr. Steiiihotf has
resided here for a number of years,
having owned a ranch on Avulon W ay.
He has also been engaged in the en
graving business in Seattle.
Mr. Me'Connell, who, however, will
keep his ranch home here, has left for
Spokane, to take charge of the work of
an insurance company there.
Farmers Form Phone Company.
Alleging poor service and toll ruded
for each message sent in addition to
the old rates, some fit) subscribers of
the W S. Valley 'telephone Cu. met Sat
urdev at lliisum and organized the Hu
.smii Telephone Company, ft is now
proposed to build a line from Trout
Lake to Underwood, a distance of .'',()
miles, wiiere the new line will he con
nected with the Underwood system,
thus securing service for a large ter
ritory. Long distance connection will
be made through White Salmon, or a
line to he run across to Hood Kivcr,
connecting with the Pacific Telephone
Company.
Scenes of Ildl 5een Here.
All tlie horrois that might be depict
ed of purgatory by a livid imagination,
which were dej icUd and eloaborated
upon by Dante, the great Italian poet,
in toe "Inferno," were shown to the
pat runs of the Electric theatre Monday
and Tuesday. The films, which were
made in Miian, Italy, showed the poet
in company with Virgil, who met him
at the portids of Hades and conducted
him through the passages of Jlades,
l he pictures showing the tortured sin.
tiers were indeed horrible.
(lint T I.Ivck,
"Neither my sister nor mvsi If ndeht
be living toihiv if ii had not been for Dr.
King'n New Discovery" writes A. D Mc
Donald, of Eneltevdle, N C , U I' D
Xo, ft, "fr we both had fiightlul coughs
ttisct n i other remedy could help. We
vver" told my td-ter had coiiiniiintioti.
She wa very weak and had night sweats
but your wonderful medicine Completely
(ore I ns both. It,s the liet-t I ever list I
or bturd of. I 'or ii.'ir& lunea. coig.s,
cohls, hemorrhage, la grippe, asduna.
hay fever, cioup, whiMip'iijr cnmih. all
bronchial troubles iCa supreme. Trial
bottle free, floe and 1 1 .Do. Guaranteed
hv Clms. N. Clarke.
ton returned frcm Waljoui'
Maie - if '
3 -T HAVE YOU seen!
return- 3 f . ..v - ' " - " f ii
I S-lv v:v:r.'-: r--'--:.l.--' r.t our Mt ro? We rav I
I y.rpT P'liu t y'. i 1 ii::v.ay!j
i " ., j ai,s"d ..! iv.v to th. ;!
.'V.:"-. : "-.'.'.. A at t!.. dr.se of t.v.r (,,d.. ij
' --,J twl. For every ccr.tt-f 1
.'17 : i:iri..(,,,.ev-v..,v'- I'urch.-uvs at (;. store 'J
piano v,,kv p
Everybody Get Busythe
Close on January
A
A.
ARGAINiS
In Groceries at um (ash Mere
The Ik-st Fruit Siijrar. 11
iiiv iMiies iMiimonu hiuu!-,
t,oiutnt)ia laver Jewel, Stick .-sl.:M
Swil't ev. (.lo., Su.Ltar Cured Hanw
oh lit ei v,..., ou.u;iri,u!v,i
' " u - V (-. Miverietil Lard, 10 pound n;iil SI
iv vai., nuu'i.eai i.aiM, ; jieutu
( ottolene, 10 pnuiid pail
( ottfdetit'. o pound nail dili"
v 'Uiimimnu, iw JiOUIKI p;i
1 J , t
I (IDl ( .1 1 n 1 1 r. i..,mu .
. wiiiSOiiini,
o Pound i,;ii otic:
Odiipouud, ."it) pound pail ; .".(;() '
Oold Dust W'jtsliinu" Powder, Ue-u!;;r
('itrtirt Warthitio- Powder. (I-'ular
Peariine, Petviilar 'Sc fur -ji
Arm and Hammer Sodt. per paekteve
o e.ius n. i. Manttartl Corn ior LTe
.'5 cans A. I. Standard Tomatoes for 2
Preferred Stock Corn, jjer do.en $U,)
Preferred Stock Tom.tto.M, per dozen $l.:,t)
Del Monte Peaches, per can 2te.
Del Monte Apricots, per can '3k'
Del Monte Spinach, 2 cam? for LT.c
Del Monte Pumpkin, per can pic
T l.anking our Customers for p.ist pationage, and w isldi.ir you alhtn.y
New 1 ear. You will fin J us ready io serve y.ui in any thing in our lino
and at pnet s the very lowest.
L. H. 'MUGGINS
Vn'o'-1""'
i
bouare
1 Solicits ycur trado when you are in the market
Osbcurn Disc Harrows
Peg Tooth Harrows
P. & O. Disc Harrows
Soil Pulverizers
Syracuse Plows
Hand and Power Pumps
Wire-wound Spray Koso
Deoring and Osbourno
Mowers and Binders
FOR CLEARING LAND
Stump Fullers Powder, Caps and Fusj
BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUNDRIES
Agent for Harley Davidson Motor Cycles; I. II. C. Gasoline j
and Ideal Irrigtion Pumps.
Call and make your wants
might be profitable to both
i.
B T"! 1 1 1 r ill i
I ne w. u. Aioreo i
COMPANY I
f
Contractors,
Excavating ;
and Grading
Crushed Rock, Sand
and Gravel
TA
rWAT on the
A. 111
pounds ll.(i!), Sack $:,.(),
II
Sack .!.:;,
t itiri't
10
Ilarrel ..'
per pound 1
(i
i;ivaki;.st ilacun per I!
1.)
pail
.He
'
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