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is is.‘.f‘.   n 
‘ --aw Jock’:  in

 
  
 

 Wu. mphilipping Re. rise. He found
7 ulty

,. . . , P. i. fstndcnt «=ori3s_
' ’ “__u ‘Point in eflici
i§xo_c..g. hfeaican Expedition on! and
¥‘h°l° w- rcssion
1917—lda.ior.-General.
_.19l7—Comniander

f' 1 o o
.. 1924~—Retires today.
” -

him because
13 G n disciplinarian.
his

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WASH! NGTON. Sept.

3
c:
an

era! geilerations.
old today. -
Sixtyofour years old.
and apparently in the » h
’'h‘' °f life‘ um" "‘ul“i°n’7‘i€'i:.li'ar: Jeniii
wlliehfixthat age asthe end ofaj. .b_
man’: active usefulness hiive crowd-- ed “ch ' Jo

He is 64 years.
111

 to  ‘atate bar. 

' , Iitary training. When he left, his:

social charm devdoped in
Lincoln society, he made a Iavorablc

A_ 1; 15“ chic! of stall’. After his year at a
' 7 France. Montana Indian post, Miles _ L
1919_(;cner-al of Army. Wash.. him WC COW?-Cd 8PP0imm9M W 7-M .ership under supreme difficulties he.

, West point faculty.

“Black Jack," the students named J

stern

vumgger Ja¢]g".._hi5 original outfit, Chief of America's
the ma, CM.‘1n.' “,3 3 “gm pegi- I-‘orces, which were to number two '
L

De
A n‘!&t:8.t‘nl"li|liil8.")' career in H9 ‘"5 "Vi"! "°  ‘be
' - miliar}. hiuor). for .e‘._ ‘Judge Ad\'0C8I.l.' General's ‘C0111

where he could nuke we of hu 1“: produced by the World War. lie was

a quartermaater.

 

€87 Unit-I Prue.
NATIONAL srocit mans. iii.,§
' 7oo

@l0.60;_ light ‘lights.
in“, ' packing so
0 @l0; bulk, 8l0.25@10.50. 1
Sheep-—Reccipts, 759 head; mar-

gpgn ‘nan. flcft the comman er. State B03111.

The punitive
‘Mexico to catch

1 1

rapid For almost a year he commanded I15“-'1 110111311811? 35935373 9'93» -5°@ The _
tb, - . 1'“. law ,_,,,e,;¢,,, m,°,,§ undo, evcry $5.50; canners rid cutters, siai 5o;.approximates 619,000 ahagrels 1
and indifferent to mil- {conceivable handicap. The \'illais- _wool lambs. $13@l3.76. year. compared to 850. n

‘according to E. A. Logan of

n I l mu ‘O we“; St. Louis Produce. I
. - ' . P . . . .

ency. With.,9Iis rec- -my attacked him. The American,_B'sL.’l:'“°dLO% Sept 13 _E Yllfld Jewell May: of
.:government and the Army organi-' . ' i ' ' . ' ‘.8 }B08!'d OT AKT5¢“lW“9-

. b k . the Sums to . First country candied, 3.»c: ordina '.
latlon at In , firsts.  I

upon General hliles. git: nde-quat¢.au;}i£)or;£di!r1i0tsCt;p;;lt:: Bmur__C"_,.meU. extra. v‘38c;icent.of goxrrual and themfagigi
an eqmpmen" ‘ P standards. 35¢: firsts, 81¢; .seconds,‘*d°“'°" ‘ per cent‘ . X

K“? v\‘iU8- 30$ 81* 1! WCOKTIWO“ 011935‘ ‘whole ciop 53 per cent -at ll

29c. -
pou1tn._Hem_ 22¢. turkasm 3‘k_1'pl‘0dllcll0I‘l. The June chop

springs. 23¢: ducks. l5@l7c; geese,

l2@14c; cocks. 13¢. "
C C988-—N0!1.hE!'ll twins.

young Ameria. Wife.

[was made major genera .

months affbr his return
,, was such . jfrom Mexico he was on .the Atlantic
Fig-3g thgy “fled him 1bound for France as Commander-im
Expeditionary

195“, 3 northern section and

st, iable damage. Scab.
uy non.-4 emu. ‘
ST. LOUIS. Sept.

‘No. 2

‘million and a half.

13-“'C°m"'3onchards. On the whole the
inked» 31-ml’? N°- 4 "luedviof most varieties is good an

Thi Great Organizer.

: 3 . . . »
so Pershing is the great organizer

tendency
in bulk

general

. _ . No. 4 white. 47¢: Sept.. 3
us not ,0 lucky as out of hand. no wonder the Allies to Sen

48¢ sales.
.thoux’ht the task impossible out A m‘'’‘'‘ "°‘“'°”"5"P‘~- 51-‘sliiierowers is
N: Br”: trhco blind- ‘rather than attempt to build; sep-  5123' picking time.
as i _ * -
e wen U ‘mate American Army our soldiers= wheat’ (red) 5°’ 2' 8'41‘
$1.30@l.35; ho. 4. $1.32.

 

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tet. . I
WSAI, Cincinnati, 309 me- .
y)- ;devoted to the problem of

‘the hailstorms of Angus: :3 :n .
local

isideworm are showing up in many

"f ENGINEERING RANKS ciiow

 
     

. to

By United Pnau g the employment
JEFFERSON CITY. Sept. 13.—»
Missouri commercial apple crop; M

 

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’   .5“"""”‘"' " raxlaoeoun Ans '1-icanfimnesina _.*¢fi- 8 9- at-V‘°°"" “’’’°‘ «;-..'.'°'''',.;''‘'.,*.....-; emu...  98”". «- 5-,, the A  with Voiu-of
. f¢ldiiun.thooehe-:e;- oburverfiz". "' “"‘°”"'.,, pm, Zquick and supreme arm _io"ond the ml 0 . mm?“ ,,,,,m, ;,,,,..;.,, c. '°°“°¢F‘fY""'°°° H n“ P»  The no:-eu Worker mg‘.
no _ it Wfi”w'_,m%|Fmw'h”k§u :'¢ .,,; on before snow an. In the Ar- . K934“ ““"'“‘.‘{,“,;w?:,,fi iw Hovey ooeo-my of the r. ii.-2'."-"_;"“-*i““' “'° ‘V’ "" mi. new periodical added to the . 
 . . i " . ‘ ,,,,,.,' an 1! uiuiosooaiuis priu- W‘-. 9- "“" .. F ‘ ‘mm,’ , ,.,,,~ ,3 ""— = * .   Th: Ameflcla T

. .. I 2“ :'’°“'''°‘ ‘‘ W '""!¥°&° .Provii:e- 13;. “fins .¢mm,l:s?,mceiit ti: Geerman Inc of retreat. ‘ “dud cu. 312  nu. b°,".um°h",'  90°09’? :1 .“ ‘fie "mcel:.:t¢  Bulletin has been placed
 .aw°L"  complete disarmament ofifild h““"°d“’°”'?"“°“ . ‘ “£6250, m.;_o¢,m°;¢ ":3 ;placed in jobs. and Ir. Hovc)'.1Adfln ‘ad 8'4‘ ‘dance’ "fin flictéatinl rooIn._. " _
~  a--education“ . ' 0 9 ° ” _ - .‘ . ‘ ‘ . ' ‘ V

W W =*-i-W °' "W ”"~ ‘°‘ -*"""“"°'.‘““ °‘‘.‘‘‘’'.......‘‘''‘‘.‘.'..' '33.’: *3 ODAY’S M1 Kl’.-3T'S 3 ""‘° ‘°‘°'°"“" "’ ’“‘° "““ i?.T"I.”oi‘.'.?‘.§.'Ii"i‘;‘.I‘.t‘s.?'Z°.§i‘o.".'.?'..'.“§'  -sou -r . oaaoo 1 iv. o. anew to men 
‘”"“’"°""'°°‘°°‘”""i"'°%" ‘nu-ercohmd ‘::'paIaed b a rnili- " T ‘% °’°" °°"'""° lineuiaooi will be supplied. -no mxieo Co::Yry Club goui 'W- 01i'¢r.3m*°“» . ° W 
 won rum. are heat iii‘: .f::,_ mmboeo _ y Y '_' . e E 7 §Y:‘f._<;lrc:haivon,‘ iliizemztuerrsl . 0" Wm’ m mm mm. mm W “am hi the ,,,,,,,,“'g.-.;ia.ioa‘:eom-the University 
 by .ose point-it Eve-am: The men 1." ac. Lucia Llvutnck. E - helping“, ya,’ .1 Km-.w,a...ao afternoon by  rgrerday for Port .

- y
592*} score of 54 to 52. The score
tie! at the end of the ninth hole.

'“n'l“",'”"'1‘-g"::f,:'  °°hlm”‘"d'"”,.::,,:,?: ?,:§nfi¢.,,' fees. l3iae—tC;oc“1::§;:¢l'p:;r ‘ tr-fr-!:dnl§3o er.'s ‘llihggzaniiddinx. employment. Mr. Bony. says. Mani’ each .-hang 33. Twenty men E  Ggfiglidnziu ’_‘rFM_‘:"h:;fl
' .2’-“Fm” . .‘.° 9'3!“ .—...._——~ ~ therwi Id t - i 4 as 0 _ 0
."‘...."'.;'§‘.“" ....“....°“ o'.’.Z.°’°°‘ "' °"‘°" i;‘I.’§.7"i’...‘.“.’..'.i”‘.‘.i‘.§.’..‘.°i.‘.;....'T§.§.° :1’; week «so:  W éi_;;- *9-6°! APPLE CROP IS ?i'i‘.‘i".°'i...." '.u.°o. ......2‘..'-'22. u'I.‘§-. §,‘,’2‘,E.§“.T§. ’«"i..§“§i.’2i.‘§'”.o'.Il'.§?’ "" ': tor we.-tut an as-. .
. _’ . . . ‘ ' 710.3); yearling steam heifers, _ I -t 1, (50,, gm, the gidi . g _.,, _ . 4‘ —
Five years of Indian llththi 3‘ l .S)isjoiv;ii'l:iuar;fi  :3; ax‘? .“_5o@8; ¢o‘.,b ;3_q5@5;,_¢gm,,,‘; . _ ::f'§,',,,{ 0:3} ed ghxngh the Y.  For!!! Cheer flu Mei’; 3 A ‘ f. . 
0'' ‘'‘‘°‘"..‘i . - ~‘odtto.:2 ":cal.1Li»I B . 3 rtsmarto anaas on. I "
the North Ittw 3"“ °“““ "‘ "‘° P’°.”‘“° 9," "‘ i‘1ll.50c'ustolcliera.u::I:.?Zeederv:.34$.¢3g‘ 6   C Student; experienced in any iioeineon hioel of Tarltlo and Warren . . I03“ WUN9‘
“'9” is“ F" °“"' ""‘ ;"“‘ “.1” 36.25.’ ; ‘ __.... iahould state their experience witivcozlitel’ or Japan. rem. ooawo. Seling out Magazines
‘dm M. den" iuaped. renew omens ' ’ e. H“ “‘R°¢°i “ 5"” h°‘d' mt?-‘Peach 45 P Cent fl th ' licationa for work as in the Univeraitlx are I '38 “W6 .3’: willed‘
fig “mud n gppoim- would go l sane. Since then his jaw B _ P v - v ; es el‘ 0 i ell’ IPP _- . K. S. ,  %u‘ co
t u been even more fimiy “e, we _ket steady; heavy. - . 10.35;. E . f 1 there are many calls for experienced ,\~ ._ at e 998 Irma _ . 4
“mt he ‘the mark of loneliness has never lmediulm $19-20@1°-503 58”» 39-90; Nonnal’ stxmate 0 599“ 3”‘ “'9 "'°°“ti,°" i5 ""‘b“ih$.'“i §?;l:l'kl:"f r the  A ‘
— . e co _a o

Fred B. Dixon is in charge of iycara. but will enter Harvard this?
department.

ifallto work for his I. A. 9
_ ————0---—-' _ _ ;Cogliur was cheer leader at the 1  . 
ISSOURIAR ‘D0 BE IBDEXEDI Univaggy in 19g()_ 

this '—"‘ - 5, _' ' . ‘—.-.° _
 .?."°°""‘.....:.'.'..';‘..‘.:.“."'.°.:'.' i;*...'..'? ...’*°' :°$;.°,,.'; '::.::“....°‘~ ...; "W" W W W

the?

Bureau of Agricultural Economics.-'; bk Miuonfim i‘ being made by we‘
Sm": State Historical Library. The work,
was begun on the issue of Thurs-I
The commercial crop ix 4.’: ptr‘d,_‘.. An mute, pa,-uingng to per_;

pro - jv

3°
1*“-lingo:-es: will be listed in a card‘

thibi

iyear continued later than usual nudging the wmmc, on current county I

O}.,‘

ithroughout the southwest section bu phnned the w°,.k_ “pet” ‘O
Natl)’ 3“ 9"? ‘°“°"~ did °°"‘id'*""‘index 10,000 items a month.
b1°‘°h “"3 item indexed involves an invest-;
iment in labor of 4 cents. ;-

"dw  : 22...... '..'.....'. 2
Similar work has been done dur- " _ pm ca’ 5.“ ha
~ _ 5 an agree that hair

pers and on the Boonville Add 3 ‘ "-5 °° ""1 ‘
Floyd C Shoemaker. who  ' 1 E; ;‘mhr':

l auoeooo o and.

v

6lI£

—————oj— ,
d gp. Mrs. J. Roy Wharton Improving.‘

suit-s have been slow with great road. is slowly improving from an _

I «Q, . l h d in-N333 Sepia 513”-oi DEC-.;ples are smooth where well sprayed.
ing. when the Spanish-Ameri- 3‘ 33°F‘ “ad °“‘ 3'} “:1”? .‘_ ‘id $1,051., -
‘ ‘can War broke. Then he asked to be if‘ 9 Yr“ ' °q“'m’ ' ‘”““° '
1058} UP‘ made cdond of Nebruku. ‘.°hm_ hven his stall’ had to be produced

of
at _

0ats—.\'o. 3 white, -I7‘,-:@‘*43‘i‘;‘53i\'ariation in price and condition ofioferation for ‘Q\___%“ms'  ‘
5 

,with the Accadcmia Scicntifica at‘?

bild.

, : ' anal and t . <5
3 or subjects of town or county. 4 {,0 dye‘ -9 us '

   

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Photo 1923 fr: ‘thrive in a well-
‘ ‘kc-pt ‘ I-den

Mrs. J. Roy Wharton, Stewart _

 

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odflhim into retirement.h . b. h l He helped the mm Cfiflw save :slioul acne in scattered units as a when (hu_d)_x°. 3' 31 3:5‘, _________ V ; __to _take your Sunday 5,. ,,,,,,g, 3 ¢...,
He'll leave a mig ts ig oe P ‘ W R u h Ride“ t L” part of the French and British ar- , _ ._l'25y__. 146%. V 5 inc", M¢.C.u,u,n¢ 3.” 11.“ 437 _ I _
around here when he goes.“ said the é“°’?‘°. ' G° 3 Wood ‘;_ecom_,‘mies under foreign commanders. ;' °‘; " " '@ “' ‘ ’ ‘ 0' '§ “fie - _ . l dmner 3t the ’°*"“ ’;‘;u‘5 N“
on “awn u the W" Dem”. :m‘:i’dletd‘li.is adesrfaeiicement to the staff ' .pe”hing ‘"3 dininiiyith the king ‘Lbvm ————-—o-————~  Dean E. J. hIcCaustland of the: I‘   .:,,, ,3," m; uni:
"°"‘- .0 go, --,.u.,, “.1 .,.¢;¢;.m,--- »°.‘ E“*'‘““‘' 3”“ ’°°°""“K W‘ °"‘° ciiciccn PREFERENCES civn:~"sei.ooi or Engineering announced; B 0 two i- were --4
“when Pu-shin‘ looks u "0" out rmti A f thousands 0 ‘ions of Pans’ but undememh W“ ""‘”'_“" ‘ i I sterdav that the enrollment of.‘ am" am‘ “ nu’
a2_ his steady blue eyes, you just "' l“ ,°“ . .5 °";n ° to i d ta ‘,tliis conflict of ideas. The Allies Aliliations Signified by 2.481 of ‘I: ,_¢ho;,1 this vear shows a slight; INN nine luhnvvhknfiw
Illfilflllb .;traixhtcn up P°"°“‘1‘ ::"‘t;1a,“::f:;i0n8e‘nd m;:m:qn:;e_ ‘under the pressure of battle were. tndeuts in llniverslty. . mfireasc over tin“ of last  ébu! in! new “"1:
3-)‘ 9303-0 ‘C359!’ “'50?” men folio“ meat‘? dpcnfl m the w ply sen“ étnlunit a short view. Pcrshini: was Tabulation of church preference ,_ be 48! student‘ wen. -nmyvre serving a spe_ . “ma 0, my ,3”
h"un°‘,l‘d5'3 Th?” 3'“ u'°"‘°“d°““ - «J J pukoatc glooking ahead. lie refused to be blanks show that 2,481 students-, _Lf‘5t 5°Pt_°m r ' t 5 (‘ml fried chicken dinner "_°*7" ruin my ‘Rah
; , oiine r in theeman. lie rn- i‘°f°' ‘ red ‘ at ‘ W” iru.-hed. He. told them the)’ mU$t‘\\'ll0 filled them out during regis-ill-‘K“‘l°I'9d "1 *3‘? 5°h°°‘- °‘;"'} 1 for _ ' 75¢ «sci: ‘fig; 5919
5 t diates will-power. His self-posses. 0 Preptscmnctsos Ptgli entices: . “mm the line anoum. ).cm.___nnd cw .n_mi°n have specified weir p,-deg--.iday 437 had registered. Dean c-E . .  . . .. . . . . . . . um mm‘. ‘tan:
7 I clan and P0i5¢'- 8" '-‘°D*8K5°W'- L A‘ f , ‘hp’  k K. bled Washington he must have n cnce, while 296 haw.’ signified nojikiustland id that the increase: Rv38Ul3T ""191 - - - - - -509 ..,,u ...,,,,.g “M
 _ In ' ' n. : “rt; at "mg 3 “ ‘ :3‘ If " ‘million men within a year and mu- afiiliation. appeared to be in the upper class-es.~: Short ordém room no trait-1
.' ‘ “Black Jack” is interested in men. ._°°’ '“ ° ” '~'P‘¥'""°“ ° °w' ,r.itions and supplies for three mil- The Y M C A which iq dog" ‘ - """ *""“ I” '‘l'‘‘
, ii hm” um . Co led -with! the Cuban experience. he go .1. H ‘ bl. had h d . _. .. . _ . x W- A - Light lunches exact. Iaifnlluc B-vim
* _. " ‘d‘“__ - "P _ "E 1:! ‘dfmndmd ‘O cm, - :'°“- 9 cs " ‘S. '33 9“‘"’l'~’’3 the tabulating. is turning over to! j- . arias Wallace )lop- Photo in:
1 ‘ this lnte:g§ inaeo a native in-’ ‘’r- e ‘ °.5°m°° tat Chaumoru and be an his lonvi 1, . - . h .1, . - ~ l Orch t ‘E ' ' E ' ‘ per‘. mi.-‘ ocfi‘-b
! ’~'a'tinct for-~ord&5!|z revue tofllr-in on “demon none‘ ‘ " ‘ “ ‘"‘°“‘'‘ “" °‘- ""°“'"“°“«. ,4 . t S33 "3. ‘"3 ‘°“"‘¢
' ‘ ' . I . o I

I ' 0 ' 9

! pigoverning. Order is a passion with
‘er he has gone. what- '

done, he has 1! yun 1“

of the most

. ,.
g r at the University of Ne-"
9 H'aa'ka,—aggin éinthe ‘ uban cam-_
i as _a provincial governor in i
‘ tlie_'Philippines, in France, even in
A UK pout-war period——always he has
1 - stood out as a great administrator,
one who "brings order out of chaos. ‘'

In his early days as’ military in-1
strut-to

of the chiefs

: .Hany men can tell others what to
-do‘. But Pershing can make them do
-,it. The explanation? Bis rare com-
.--Iinntion of personal mastery and
-‘charm!

in all the new

. 3 r .. -There are more brilliant officers 5"“

the army. lie ‘ 4
gileat Point. In academic learning
In is surpassed by others. As a tac-
. Jtician he does not rank with the
_; ' great general: of history or with i
' Lfoch, the leader. Nor. is he ,

niority rules.

— of.hi5.bi‘avery.« I’-‘Iashineas 18'
.1 ratios to his
* : !‘e¢k1¢3('.‘‘abo'IE,~'hlm He . ‘
.-ateady—dependable n the sense :11)‘ the Pfflld
« «that he has -never failed when put to "5"
-_~ 1 test. corps.
  Ti; ‘*5 Fifteen years relapsed before he no and his
.  9-‘ roni second lieutenant to
‘ j,: » Qptaln. Then he vaulted seniority
 , rules and jumped over his superior
 officers into the rank of brigadier-
iii; ~anCraI. As long as it was a (mag.

....—.-....L-....

Plltflo .

£735 Roosevelt
front of sup’erficial . brilliance that

, -obscures advancement. But in each

A _5¢.— l*QO0:¢8.a naniraljeader.

3 l Discipline‘ is the first word in his‘ been Jumped

  .1‘:-ainini: 53, the aemnd.

(I

he ' return

\.‘-' \e~¢-OI-u -9-
. ., .

in
Philippines. He wentto the Islan
relatively unknown. Three and
ha

famous officers in th
army. With a
conciliation and force be h is

a ro revolt, Ieasned some of --

a “date” or sultan, and established
a reputation as a colonial adminis- -‘he Chnteau_.i.hk_"v

ator.
Captain Pei-shing's name was nov.'_b..c3me

eluding Wood. joined with statesmen ;
in mommendinz his Pr°m°ti°n to ‘of-position tactics and trench t'ight- -
brigadier-general.
dine at the White House. and 3of_mm.emem_
was no-prodigy at ‘_"‘°"t‘°"’d hm‘ by “"3" m “*5 P795‘ ‘fliand-grenade; be trained his men
idential message to Congress as de- .
serving brigadier rank despite se-‘e~-~~u-A — — ~ - ~- ——~~-

Wed to Senator‘: Daughter.
On the wave of

3‘ 3 . ids:-lug, Be ha; neg-eg-iPershin_g; met’ and married 7
i :  mw)' Itunts to convince id-uzhtcr of the wealthy _Sg-nator

' ' Warren of Wyoming. chairman of’:
...g.,,-._ -n,.,. ;, ,,,,,,,,!tiie some Committee on Military’-

y o icers. and the diplomatic‘

for his new post as military oboe
er attache at Tokio.
Japanese war was on

. He ‘ " ” '
observer with the Japanese armv .  at Renovating and .
. e .

.throughout the Manchurian cam.-I

captain to brigadier-general
ed '1‘ '

“:3 ipreparation for the Mouse-Argonne “SL5 of “the
5 ream i -

st _ . e ‘ ,an
addresses just as soon as‘ tht-‘)3 fire‘
er he returned as one - “~
e

gn.
: “Black Jack” opposedthe idea of compgegaf‘ according to G
in supreme war council and dde- Ho‘-Q,-. sec,-eu,-y_ _ ‘
b. adv I. f ::nlLI'l _ a supreme_ comman er.‘ .:._._._ ____.i ~ * ~- -
mm m 9° ‘°yu° ;Whe.n ;~ och took over in April 1918. 8VI31KtllcII Students to Meet. '

‘Pershing won two points: the Amer- The Evangelical Students’ Gabi
will hold its first meeting

   

,ican Army was recognized equally
,with the French and British with its _
jindividual command under I-‘och.-
On July 4 the A. E. I-‘. took over
region. and in la get-tog er. . 5:  - :1
First American Army '
responsible for the St.

- "“ 'Mihiel sector. ~ -
While the Allies accepted the war- 1

Altering a

who consecrated him 

Phone
A ugust the

spapers. Gen

R°°-'‘°‘''°k 5"‘ ’ing. Pershing prepared for a war.
They relied on the Your Sunday evening date will appreciate

it when you say

COLUMBIA
LAUNDRY '

Phone 758
“Suds and Duds”
We call for and deliver.

H. W. Bertie

The Laundryman
Phone.758 106 8. Fifth St.

this

“Dinner at J immie’s”

 
   
  

beuiuse‘ she knows that she will
be certain of an excellent dinner.

Music
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