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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALIiS; OREO ON
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JCntarad aa aacoad claaa mttr l tha poatofflca at Klamath Fa it a, ;
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Jptbl paper, and alao the local nawe published therein. All right ot ro-
sblloatloa of special dispatches herein re alao reaerved. s
X ' WEDNESP AY, ' MAY 23, 1928
JL v ' The post of
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Nearly one in every three
involves children from a broken home, according 'to tig -
'tires cbmoiled bv Esther Rternlieh of th ITnivitv. of
1 ' in u . . . . .-.. '
- Wisconsin as the result of a five-year study.
'There's a factor to include when you try to figure Out
..sthe exact significance of the "divorce evil." In our dii
. A .
cussions of divorce we too often assume that it's a ques-
"Jtion only involving two people, the husband and the wife,
Miss Sternlieb'8 tabulation
' case. " ia -:( ' ' . . -t
The plaintiff and the defendant are by no means the
Gorily interested parties in a divorce suit.
The Franks Fund
I The late Jacob Franks of
; - . , , . - , tne rocnei bjsiciu wi mu. ........
' j $100,000 to give "pleasure, help and encouragement tojhe said was discovered in ad old
boys," as a memorial to his dead son,' Bobby, who was I tia manuscript.
I murdered by Nathan lieopold and Richard Loeb. - I Th drawback to the new in-
! ' In the universal horror and indignation that swept theJSi trt 'ne V?"
I I I j . . .. f. a small tortune,
In the universal horror and
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cSuntry at the time of thlt crime, Mr. Frank.himself was
somewhat bVeHooked.. We' failed tO sympathize with
Him !as deeply as we should- have! Of all the figures in
the case he' was the most traciC He died it M-as Said of
yie case, ne was ine mosi tragic, tie aiea, ii was saia, oi
a broken heart; and who can wonder at it?
His' establishment of this
knightly act He had lost
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ease me lot. oi omer units uuys, Kivintr mem tsuine ot ins
1 happiness of which his own son was cheated. ' '
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Back-Seat
,' Back-seat driving, an Iowa
ficient grounds for a divorce. A woman who appeared
before him seeking a decree because her husband con
tinually found fault with her driving was sent away with
out it. '''...'' . ' ' ' ; - " '' .
The subject- of back-seat driving "has not yet been
treated thoroughly enough in-
evil, to be sure; yet there is much to be said for the one
who practices it . '
" Some drivers treed tack-seat driving inevitably. They
otoor rhpi'r rara nhntit in heaw traffic as if they were
r... tli ;..r r,m:tatiAM Km.'.nrt marP. nl
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the hapless person in the rear
j her teeth and bear it.". When the day dawns 'ort' which
' nil hack-seat drivers are ted
I justice Will beworked if a "good percentage, of f ronteat
' drivereiS not lecl'OUl Wlin
A t The Side of
V.. Cant William Smith, .who
1' ir-ii ' -.!.-
wwapu wiiiiam ohuw.,,tv..u
Ter sWds half century ago,
the country's best known sailing men, died the oher day
in New' York. " .-' " ' '
-V- He had retired a number of years ago, and had built a
home near the entrance of New Y6rk; harbor, so that he
could sit on his f ront porch with his glasses and watch all
the ships that entered and' left the port "Day after day
he sat there; he had a system of signals arranged, so that
he could exchange greetings with captains he knew.
'' That sounds to us ' like a pleasant, fpe'jjcef ul1d ap
To. retire with the memory' of a useful 'and satisfying
Career, and to sit where the panorama of familiar ships
'can pass before your eyes each, day,' waying your hand
to'skiispers who go down the trails you no ldnger follow
there is something appealing about.it .If was by 'all
"odds the best end for an old
j - Wltn' It miles' or oillnit already
I ecmplPted tin' ttfelMdoc' Polnt
j LPfhiT sctloti of The Dallei-
t allfornla hlghwny, the oiling
I k'crew was making preparations to
. move bax-k to I.a .rtne to com
plete an' unfinished portion of
the-work -In that sector, state
highwayr officials' announced to
day. " " ' '
.Oiling hns been completed
Irom i point four miles' north of
FIFTEEN MILES MURDER TRIAL
! , HIGHWAY OILED: IN SEGOND DAY
kr . .luiu n iruini. iu.,, iiinv. ........ ...
i (jI-iieniiiH. o n point 11 miles south
of Chemult. The crew will oil , the ertect that nefore Mrs. aic
norlh to Crescent before mov- Cumber dlpd,' late that winter's
tng on up to I.ft-1'ine. ' ' night,' she accused her husband
After completion of the ' La of having struck her with a ham
Pine sectloir th crewJwIK ngnln mer while4 they were lrt the bsrn
turn south nnd proceed steadily
Towards Modnc Polut.-
Highway rif flclR-ts were satis
fied with the new method of oil
ing which does not seriously In
terfere "with trnfflc' The new
method Includes the laying of !
t one slrlp of oil which cavers hrilf
I the road. This strip of oil' Is
J. Immediately covered with rock.
One traffic Is In effect over por
Ciiogg r; road that are Jrelng ullcd.
. Brtitor
..Buatnaaa Manfr
' IMUvrH by Carrt.r
ona ffr - ,- - , f
nis Nonina , ,,. ,
Thraa alnntha ., , - ,
One Month
Broken Homes
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cases of juvenile delinquency
reminds us that this isn't the
Chicago has left a fund of
indignation that swept the!I. " -
memorial fund was a kindly,
his own boy; so he hoped to
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Drivers
judge has ruled, is not suf
our literature It -iVev-greatij
-"-"
seat can only grind his or
out to be shot, grave in-
mem,
The Old Trail
commanded deep sea clip
'.n,.i..oJ Aaan aaa olin.
w,,.....
and was for years one of
sailor.
OOLDENDALE Wash., My 2S.
(AD The . trial . of Ivnn,
Cumber, charged with the
he mur-
der of his wife, Mrs. .Olga Berg
strom McCumber on January 21.
swung Into its second Chapter
here- today with the continued
cross questioning of Elolse Mc
Cumber, IS, who was the state's
star Witness against her brother.
The line of questioning adopted
; today 'paralleled the testimony
t . j , ouncnes you can niuri tmiay
i which Elolse gave yesterday tojbring them bnck tn -normal-slae,
together' ' MCCumber has" Insist
ert that a
horse kicked her In
the head.
V The manner
which occurred.
of her -death,
Elolse- told the
icotirt; - shortly'
after she had
drank broth and taken .medicine J
given ber by her hnsbaud, led
to a' post mortem 1 in' which a
chemist found, the State charges.
poison In.jtufflclent tluantlty to!
.cause .her.. death, ' Jy,'
EXPLDSON
SUCCESS
,
IP) "The
HER1.1N', Way 23
Opel llocket. car" propelled, for-
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placed In the rear of the machine
demonstrated for the first
i nine ui inr atiu iirniiy y
.attaining a epeeu variuueiy vaii-
mated at 10 mile an hour.
Frtti Von Opel, wa at
wheel.
the
The car started with
a terrific
of flame
ruor euiiiiina u. u.
and a cloud of yellow smoke a!,..,,, .. ,,. ,h. ,.,,. mllH. In.
ithe successive rockets exploded.
! The machine mined ' momen-
turn as one rocket after another.
all of uniform power was shot
j r
'off. the car taking a innge for-
'"" T"y "m lri,a rocKe'
;Plodpd- '
I Von Opel said the marblne war Work which the park board1
;not intended to revolution mo-;hN takml up rwn,,y WM
j torlng but was a practical rp nuinad by lr. Oaldwln," tnrltid-;
' toward "u,lt"' f ,h pJrobJem ' ln p''," "'" onrt .ti
; flying at a terrific speed through the Mills district park along with '
!,hB Bhlche9. .i,i,nde8 - bt-the nluvn..H .o,.inn,..,7 " :
j earth atmosphere strata' withjhave been set out In the Mill
tbe object oi making a ingni on-lU,strlct park-and other itnprove
tween Europe' and America' with- j mente for this district are planned
In a few 1 hours encircling the , within the near future. '
earth within day.- ' ' The demand for mora tunttta
A motor drtTn airplane, be
said, ceased to be effective at
the mgnest, ammaes Decausa oi
Inability to carry a requtstie
amount of oxygeB. - ?Thl'ObstR -
cie. ne sa.o. can oe "
... avatAm rrmula which'
" , mrougn in one-nair mill levy
j t ? j ' y-r.' usoo wa added: to
; DIRIGIBLE ON , '.the park board fund, which
j WAY TO POLE SSf"!.w lo oronnd ,5-00
lKJ 'h's Ime. nccordln to Mayor
waiters, who spoke brieriy on
(Continued from page One) jthti boarOnd Its work.
, crew of the Italia wftnessed thel
i ceremony. ' .
I Oeneral Nobile had hoped
to
t et awy on ths- bin thlrd trlp
meT polar regions Just before
imldnlght He was delayed be -
j cause of the necessity- of making
a few minor repairs.
Long; Trip Kxpected.
The present- expedition I ex-1
..... '7. i.., t, tn in 40
honrs. On May 11. General No-j
bile made his first' attempf to!
penetrate into polar regions In j
the Italia but returned to King
Bay after seven hour because of
bad weather conditions. - . '
,0t May 15 ,h, Urtd a, flight
to Lenin land returning to Kings
Bar and returned on My 18 af- Jor' """"om of the Medical De
ter a fliht of S8 hoor. without rtme" I't'"1 8,?,f"
" . , , t, Army. ' Since the fly came Into
see.ua a..j . -
ueucrui uu V'
i"1" to accompanied by a num-,
Iber of scientists and plans. toiTox It Is a very gimnle easr mat-
make studies of temperatures,
prevalent winds, climatic con-
dltlons magnetic com para Tarta-
i tton. . ,h n..a..n. H1,
j pTS thTim
m tne aingioie .-orge wuu voi-
one! Elswortb and Roald Amund
sen was 4 dash over the region
and ' afforded no time for inves
tigation: 'If the weather at the
nolo nermtu General Nobile plans
. - w r hi.
party there to
investigations.
conduct various
GRAHAM MAKKM WKIGHT
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NEW YORK. May 23. JP)
Bushy Graham, I'llca, N. ' Y..
made the 118 pound weight limit
for bis bantam title match I to
night at Ebbetts field with Cor
poral Izzy Schwartx. of New
York, only after reducing a quar
ter pound hi an extrar workont.
Schwartz weighed UIH.
Business Locals T
The city Sanitary Co- "'.J '
Which Is tbe new, holder of
tba city garbage franchise, ; Is
ready to serve lt patrons. .Call
760.-d. - -' S-tf
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The City Sanitary Co. .''
Which hi the, new holder of
tbe city garbage franchise. Is
ready to serve its patron. Call
760. adv.''.' '' ; S-tf
9J Money ,
On approved loans. ' Sea Jas.
H. DrlicolL William Bldg. ad.tf
Limb ant Body Wood
Johnson's. Phoue 314, (10
Klamath Are. ad 28-tf
VARICOSE VEIS
REDUCED or fyoney Back
Himplf Home Treatment Thut. It
Giving Aniaaring KjhuHm .
If you have varleoM veins or
hunches you can slart today to
and If you ara wise you will do ao.
Just get an nrlglnul Lottie of
Moone's Emerald Oil at any dis
pensing pharmacist and apply It
night and morning to the enlarg
ed veins. It is very powerful aud
nnd penetrating.
After a few days' treatment tho
veins will begin to grow smaller
and by regular use will soon re
duce to normal.
People who want to reduce
varicose veins',' or got rid of erxc.
ma, uh irw. or plh's In a few days
should not hesitate to gH a bot
tle at once; It ! such a power
ful, penetrating antiseptic oil that
. .molt hnfllo taal. a Imi. 41m.
Any pnarDiary can ,upMy T0U.
Uu-rug lU..lol ot it,. . .
i ANNotjScED
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board have recently .ltn eubtnlt-
ted to a landscape architect and
should the pinna nwl with his
; approval, actual work t benuit-
'fylng the spot gill be started
within the near future. '
V
: Thirty ai-roa of level ground on
, ,,,, Mrt,otl of ,h,p,rk,
ground
where tennla court,
gwtmn
and other
oiurnnr!
gporu be enjoyed, accordlnn
to the plan submitted. A ,
A beautiful driveway through
. . . . . . . ... .
tract la planned for.
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I which will uu thnuich ravine
., iMw ,k i...-
n .....;
Ou the wesi border of the rarln
I (k. eod -will' lead thmnrh '(he
' mountain meadow and onen ontn -
i uiutintaiM uifauui i
,he tract of uea
ev Uis.th.
,Rock
It will connect with the'"'"8 or- tne expionlnn w-a un-
Rock Creek highway.'
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the park board'
; attention of the board with the
M,ui, that at an early dnte two
court, are o,pected to be built In
ftj,. iot Springs addition.' '
. A triangular section, on Conger
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an(j cufonita avenues will be'
; Improyed b. ,ne tor thej
jute of citixens. Mi is planned to
p,BCe benches at this location and j
" Tetiye n,,a"
, Through the one-half mill !
i .r." "u
"People should not he too
quicg to criticise tne board be-
cause It has acted slowly, for they
're attempting to spend the
money to the best advantage nnd
i'n that wilt meet with the
j Pnal ot everyone." Mayor
Walters concluded.
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.' JECESSARY
.
War, a i. p , y.
Common Insects
i
i
l- lies have , caused ' more
deaths than all 'wars." says Jin-
the worId lt ,la8 bw,n. yn0ny-1
; mons with epidemics of pestilence
,nd diseoae." ,But with Fly-
1 ter to rid the house of files
to keep It fresh and clean," free
i of. " . tint-;. .F",:To the
I sc.enuiic .insecticto. aeveiopea at
j l rlKX
pie instructions for killing
ALL
household Insects on blue labeled
bottles. Insist on Kly-Tox.
l-Adv. . , ,- . .
arc ti-Zs
t "
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If
' --If-' .!
erspiration
. it kills
How millions
.9
HOf livT-R attractive or charm
ing we may otherwise be, we
caiT never hope to amount to any ;
-o --'- ii is guilty 171
perspiration odor. The faintnt lug-
Xeitioh of odor braotb u as csrclcM,'
. makes us unacceptable. ' '
iTiui, it's well for everybody to e.
OB ginrd always. Even if we don'j
seem to perspire, our millions of
Kre are constantly giving off ini
.Viiiblc perspTration often si much
as a quart of odor -earning waste a day; ,
The offender never knows .
AnA vry often, we may be guilty
-fWilhtil knowing il. - For our owri
sense of smell becomes deadened to
famiUar odors. .
Yet there's no excus for risking' '
1
il n if JEM nj y
TOPS) SSODY ODOH. J
iTH I flTEEN 0 I
I III RJIIRir ni I AT
Mil Ill IE III r HI JiS I
III lU Nil . ill fill I
iii miiiuv uuiui
Cause . of Explog'ion in
, West Virginia y Un- :
v determine) x '
lll.l'IOINI.'M.n w v. li.. t
i, ,
' i inrieeo miner wore
! known to have been killed and
'.four were missing today follow -
In a blast In the number 1 mine
. v..k...n-.i. r..i
'..ot ukon-Pocahouta Coal
company
at Yukon, .McDowell
i county
in at night. I
i T,le bodies of 13 worker had
The bodies of IS worker had
ben brought to the snrfnee' by
i recu workors.
The exact nuni-
the mine ut live
'f i men iu
1 kuown, but company officers said
ney am not tning tuere were
IU"I V IIIUU At
The mine wa quickly cleuVed
of gases, ac.-ordlng to report re-
reived here and rescue efforts
pushed to the limit. '
The cause of the explosion was
undetermined, but (t source was'
thought to have been gas.' : ' ' j
Yukon Is In an Isolated section,
and 'news of the bluet did not
reach here nutll hours after, .it
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FIVE, TEN CENT
. STORE OPENED
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suit ot a. can of'peachos
,nt ,,!.!, too long.
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aimntv ih. n,.,..!.,! . .
last-
' "" '. idea 4.
i supply the material for a meal
! no whit of which win h.v. to b.
! kept upon a window-ledge until
j the morrow, for about is rente.
He conceived It while watching
the blushes of young housewives
who would come Into his flither s
grocery, where he formerly work-
etl, and purchase two potatoes,
three slices of salami and a sweet
picnic. (
' , ' T 'll Frank." '
. , "We should ho' frankabotit
conditions that takes the curse
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
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If yatt vt-Ha a ba awfjaatMntty ra j
liavaci of la fttotna''h and ao-walt.
ftaka Itealraaart'a Cat. Tablsrt walch
ai prcparad pacUlli' far afeomach ,
and all lha ba4 aflautia faaaJuag Iraaa i
ga praaaura, . - (
. ThU atmptv, anawln faaHnc at tha
pic (m tna unvaA wtu aiMppaari that
ansroaa narvtMsa loallnar mtth mmr kal.
pi tat ion will vanith. mod yo wiU aaala)
am idm to hu a 4Mp Draaia vtUMMit
iucomfart.
That cirowtf. aWpy faallnc aft
dlnnar will ba rapU?xri by a daaUb lor
ralrrUlAmraL bioatiBa will eaaaa.
Your hmb a, arms and finvara will no
aoogar taal cold and "o to alaap" ba
eauaa Baaltataaa'a Caa Tablet pravaal
Ca- 'ram intarftrtina ' with tha cltmla-
tton. Cat tKa canulna. n tha yallow park,
aaa, at any good 4tu ttoca. Prlca $1.
' . STAR DRUG CO. '
Always on hand at
MCliiar, aaraa.clubwomaa It
donn',1 uut who we are arara ,
one of ut mmj tfftmtl ateairmf Ij,
po
7.
j ' its; .- '
keep-pipiration odorless
' tliU unpardorudle oflcnie no- Mil. '
Hons already krow this delightful
'wsy 'lo Jtccp talc Liftbuov. tUir
wash' snd bathe regularly with this
puiiiymg toilet oapr-it dndtrnu
keeps pcrspirition odorless. " v
Lifebuoy's btand" an'J abundant
antiseptic lather also- guards health
by r smoving germs. Bt-nrftu com
plexions, too keeps them clear, .
fresh, glowingly btullbj.
Note its clean scent
You wift Icarn to.love tifebnoy's
: pleasant elian Kent, which tells you
tifebuoy. purifies. U quicklyrfvapo
ratc after rinsing. Use Lifebuoy a
week and you'll use It for lift. Get '
some today. ' - : - - -'
iivEt BROS. CO, CambriJgf, ktu. ,
HAnos awm" '
. i j .,i i
kOTrtTI lirAITM
mff.V wild the young grocer. .'. ithey have been able lo llirow a
I In hie new grocery, which lie1 literary lea for 25 rente.
'envision en the first of a ureal1
.mam. ine young iiousvwuu, or
ne of two girls rooming tognth-l
""""" 0I,,V u",r n( l"'r k,,t,,
!he pick around and help her-
gml QlllIllail k, ,.
on thing and operate the cnh
regletor. ' '
i In Iho'lce box are Individual
pat of butter, watch-rase l
I ran of milk, email allcee of
cheeao anil Individual egge. Three
egg for a dime cheeee and buti
inr at a nickel -ten rent nortlmi
, - , -
of baron; these are lite found-1
I Hon of Qttlnlan' flve-and-len-;
jceut grocery store Idea
Ten t'ent Tin.
The trlintnltig are In
holding portion for' but
The trimming, are In tins
two
rather sketchy enters ren cent
tin or cavair and gnchovy paste
. and all the Ingredient of cock
tnlls, except the forbidden one.
lu the form ot ten cent coittalrf-
ers 01 rrntt syrups aim ginger
aie. Kxropt lor that oruiiltien
ingreuieni anu ine wear ana tear
, ,k. f,1,M ..,..,... .....
!. aua li v( ( BI . M
' tomer have - aseured him thut
Clio
Has 1001 ' Uses
The Piaster,
That Sticks or :
Mends Anything
Yf-u can us It to mend
a lump shnde or a'liasi--luill
bnt, to wind a golf
stick or a tenuis racket,
to seal the crack In a '
window pane, lo Insulate
your radio wires.
So handy and so valuable
In many way, no homo,
' office, nhop. uto. camp
er's kit or traveler's' hag
' should be without It.
STAR DRUG CO'
7h9 (xaM Store
r j, f , (
Klannilh Fnll '- ' flrrajon
fa
ti:..
V-
''l. ill.. . . I.
638 Klamath
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"ICe going over great,'- said
. uiituinn. , i tiou t see nuj ,
SAN FRANCISCO
HirL ,VAT ITS
,!iiiiiiit;tT-
l.ll'AlVftlia I:
&MBB
V. TAYUWt AT
ftOy. OrAKKlXU
A -ay..
ctiaAed ai
Htrt"' 1
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focal Moili caMutnq
A4IeiutcyStrop Razor
AutoScrop 8afVty Rasor Co.. 6S6 First Ave, New York, N. YT .
ACKNOWLEDGED
Jill over America
THE Fl ME CAR
OF. LOW PRICE
ALL over America ft I becoming clear that Oldamotiile
dona a very Important thing. It has opened that fins
field to thousands on barred by price I "
Thus new car provide quiet, smooth performance, and tha
flawing towcr of a high compression engine. It etahodies tha
restful comfort of silenced Interiors and Lovefoy hydraulic
hock a hoodie re. The atriking new bodies by Fisher excel in
martiM of appearance and handsome appointmenta.
AH the element are offend In that perfect balanc which has
identitved high priced cars. " i
And noon need pay a premium' to enjoy these qualities.-
Motordom wssquicktorscognisethisfsct. "Two yeers ahead,"
critic and engineer Mid. The publie took up their prats and
DBCaea tt wim tn sincere endoraement ot cntnusiaatic Duying.
And with Oldemobile's brilliant performsnc becoming a matter
of common knowledge, that public acceptance ha grown and
grown.- It proclaim this product of Oeneral Motor a mora
than just a new ear. It stamps it as the creation of an entirely
eteivcksas of motor car. It recognizee that in this class of car
Qldsmobil stands alone) The Fin Car of Low Prieal ' "' -
v : ':'- r. , - a- - ' i (" -'.
Only by driving the new Oldsmobile can you unJcrttand how
completely it merits the enthusiastic admiration it ie exciting!
- why thouaanda are buying UUlamobil Come
tea yia ariv today I
OL6rILE
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PRODUCT
OP GENERAL MOTORS
,
Hy
DANCE
TONIGHT
BARGAIN
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