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THE ASHEVirLR CITIZEN, TUESDAY, -J, 2DJI.
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I Society and
:Th delegate appointed to th
forestry meeting by M!m Grace Mc
Hardy Jones, prealdont of the Frl
lay jpolt'VruB are m follows: Mt.
E. II.. Russell, Mrs. F. S. BmitJi, Mr.
K, C. Todd, Mrs. r. M. Weaver, lira
(V. 8. Whiting
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Mr. George C. FattUou of Indian
apolis, residing at tb Battery Pam
hotel' fr- the past, several month,
has frse -the harming honteaa.ai
tnlte a number of luncheon and din
ner parties during her tay here.
Judge and Mra It. C. Pugh of Cln
clnnatl at the Battery Parle hotel In
formally entertained a tow friend, (
luncheon-yetorday. -;
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ilrf,aQr' J Jetter ofBrooklyn,
' N. Y," entertained " with ' a"dirinel
party-Satnrilay'-averjng at, Grove
TaTlt Inn.
wars' hosts at dinner Saturday .eve
ning at their home on Church street.
The dinner was riven in honor V
Mtvanl Mrs,, It., J. i;ills, cover were
laid for ten.
(.Mr Roper 4Jlimr and daughter.
lie Josephine utliner of Wayneaville
a seed-.through Ashevlll en route
borne Sunday, aftre a, stay of aigttteen
trionths'la gputhero Italy, where Ml
r.Vwaa studying velv euiture
tyllr. Marvin, Mr. Humphrey and
ltr.; ChrUllan ar 'tin Interesting 'trio
irom . Altrn,f Jjato,, t who? ara guests
at wove rarx inn, air. unrisuan,
entertained wltti a dinner Saturday
yenlng and ths entire party wai
made up of Akron . people. ; AmpncJ
wnera mt, ma mis, rireaione wno
re spending the winter In Ashevllle.
' Th Duohesi du Chaulnes who ha
$en In Aahavtlla a number of wsaks
dialling her mother Mr. BhonU hai
teen, aeen on the golf course at. thi
Aihevlilt Country club almost aver;
tine day ainoe aha came; but mads
her appearance aoclally at the dinner
dance, Saturday evening, at Grove
Park Inia ,fha dttthesa on this o
caslon, danced throughout the eve
ning, and waa atyllahly gowned in
tlaok satin mad with a tunle ol
diaphanous black net covered with
silver baada. Around her neck aha
wort yarda of blaok tulle which wm
exceedingly becoming to her blond
:$m. ' ' ' ,
Mr. and Mra. W. H. Bird enter
tained last. Friday evening at their
home on South Main street tn oele
bratlon of their silver wedding which
H the twenty-fifth anniversary. The
housa -wag decorated . wtth irpring
fl0W..fnl jottefl., plants .and. re
freshment were served kt ft o'clock.
AbAot srrtyfrVa 'all'Vjrtnf tti
hour lor recelvlnaV
. r :;W. J;. Ji; VV'r
The Edward Buncombe Chapter of
the O. A- B. will hold it regular
JMetmg Thursday ! afternoon at
tfclnck. at tha' home of Mrs, jjoaepk
B. Ttata, 111 Montford avenua. The
ubjot of tha programme for Thurs.
day will be: "Early Betttement U
outh Carolina."
:. ' i yi .'.'7;.: is
t Tha Wranglera bald their reguiw
meeting last night at Tha Manor be.
tinning with , tha usual dinner and
following; with a most - interesting
program. ;.. Mr. Harry t Howell gave
tha principle paper for tha avenlng
and his subject was "Am I My
Brother's Keepart Pr. Lewis me
the response to thin.
,. jl jt
The lAdles A.Hni unclsty of St.
,Cawranoo'a church uiul others , will
meet this afternoon at 3:10 o'clock
: wlib Mother da Planck.
: Special Price Sale
Seasonable: Suits and Coats
' . The remnant of. our last summer's stock, com
prising Ooats: - -4 .
. Urocaded Eponge or
Tango $2r5.00 Values
Whjte jpord, Balkan
$23.00 Value:
$12.50
White Serge Norfolk Coats, patent leather belt,
$13.50 Value
'I:''''-',1 $5.00. ,
n Long oats suitable for Auto, wear; Rajah,
Mohair -and Linen. Values up to $20.00
,t . .. $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95.
. SUITS: '
: Plain and Faucv Eponge, well tailored, were
s$25.00, now $5.00. In Rope, Tan and 'American
Beautjr. .
Linen Suits Tan White and Blue. "
.i ? .vv $25.00 Values, $4.95.
, J -' ' $15.00 to $20.00 Values, $3.95.
f ,Special Sales' of Summer dresses, silk dresses,,
Evening gowns, waists and tailored skirts,
"y. ', Some very interesting prices.
m:vMoore tk-Go,
1 1 Patton Ave. '
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Personals
Mrs. Curtl Bynum will leu a soon
for a visit to her home In Wiscon
In and will not Keep her usual Fri
day at home un:ll after her return.
The Ashevtlli) School ' of Musical
Art Cave a delightful song recital
yesterday afternoon at tha Auditori
um studio at-lrDfr e'clock. The fol
lowing programme rendered by
Mrs. Jessie Larson, soprano assisted
by Miss Beth Pseke,. pianist:
1. Indian Lova .Jbyrlca
Woodford- Finden
(at The Temple Bella
b tiess Thn th Dust
(c) Kashmiri Song ,
' (d) Tilt I Waits . . '
i, Nocturne, O major. Op. 37, No.
; Chopin
Mls Peeke
3, (a) Blri and the Rosa . . .
Morrocka
(b) I liove Thee .
..Grieg
4. Cry of Kachtt
( i ........ Mary Turner Salter
5, Caprice espagnol
. .i. . ............ . Mosakowskl
. Mis Peeks
6. (a) Marie . ,
Jensen
l (b) flower, Awake
"Warner
Mr, If. IT. Hlteg, of Johnson City
Tcnn., f the'rut of his son Mr. C
H. Httes, for several day. Mr. Kites
la tt ths iOangren.
Mr. Edwin Grove of St. Louis ar
rived Sunday, and is a guest at Grove
Park Inn..
. Mr. Grove will be In Ashevllle
probably ten days. .
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Oliver Kills
of Peru, Illinois, are Die guests of
Mr. and Mra. William 1 tat bold, their
brother and slater,., on Charjotte
street, Mr, and Mrs. 'Villls are e.i
rout home . after havJng spent the
winter at Tampa Bay hotel, 7junTa,
Fla. They will be in Ashavllle about
a week.
Mr. and Mra P. t). Francis and son
of Chicago, 111'., are due to arrive in
tha olty and will "be gueata at tha
Battery park hotel. Mr. Francis is
president of tha Trade Periodical
company, publisher in tha City of
Chicago.
Mr, Henry "W. Malloy. president
of tha Virginia-Carolina Chemioal
company, or Columbia, 8. C, spent
Sunday In tha city. Mr. Malloy was
the guest of Mra James McRae.
Mra. Kdwln Plummar of Portland,
Ms., left yeaterday for WaonlnKton,
where aha will remain a week, latet
on going to New York fir a vixlt
before r shim lug home.' Mrs. num.
met has bee a fueat at Mario Ten
race for three Weeks. .
Miss May McDowell has returned
home from a visit to Clinton, S. C
where she was called on account of
tha Illness of her nelce Mra" IJgon;
who is greatly Improved In health.
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Mr. James Martin of Idaho form
erly of this olty is visiting rdnttvet
In Ashevllle.
Mr. Henry W. Freeny le'i yester
day for his home at Balis'. mv. Md
after a six waeka' stay at No. 2. Antmi
Place. -j
Mlaa Snider of Pennsylvania loft
yesterday for . visit to Morganton,
after a week's stay In Ashevllle, .
Mra Edward I. Holmes and son.
Jack, have returned to their iom
on Balrd street after a visit of sev
eral wk with Mr. Holmes' sister,
Katine m Rose, Tan and
$12.60. .
Style, Black Moiro belt
Mrs.' Charles. Met at Decatur Ga.
Mr. and Mra. W. 11. McEwen "havr
returned , home aftor a two weeks'
stay- In Tampa and Jnksonvllle,
Fla "
- Governor and Mra Lion Stevens .!
niece MJss Marie Steven of ft. Ixiuls,
Mo., returned home yesterday after
a stay of three weeks at Grove Park
Jnn. ,
Mr. I'UI'lppe Allfjn iu.a gurte ri Ea'l
tlmore efttr visit Vu his .parents,
Gtmej'al and Mrs. CliurU J. Allen ai
their home tn .Victoria. .
, Mr. Brewster Chapman is' In the
ijfly. ratufned aterday. from, a
rwent vlult to Florida and Sparlan
burg, fl. C. ,.' '".:." "; ' "
Mr,- Ijk:ster Cha(.rnan Is out agala
after an Illness at hla home In Urov
Park.
Mr. and "Mrs. II, A. Beard and
family have, returned to their home
on Charlotte street., after a atay of
several weeka In Florida,
. Mrs. Samuel , Forbes la a'it again
after "an-tllness of aeveraf weeka
iidkaks . axd itm(bim;s.
For rent or sal. While the oldest,
yet the newest tand best. Phones 1
and 177. Chambers eV Weaver. Co,, tf
AllMMtand Cottage Indiuuirs.
Native Bankets, liandwoven Cover
lets, Bug. Portleren, ate. : Saleerourn
op-n from I a. m. to 5 p. m.
11 t -2 Church SU ' AahavlbV, tv
THiRTY-SIX GAMES WILL
BE PLAYEOjNTHE SOUTH
Major League Clubs Are
Making Their Ways To
ward Home Cities.
" ATMNXA, G., March 23. Thirty,
alx game", including thoee today, are
soheduled to be played tn the south
this week by aaaball clubs of the
American, National .and JntematJou-J
al leaaruea au4 . tha Boutheni aird
American 'aaaoolationa; mf enfagod
4a aprln tralnlnf . Moat of tti aajiiei
are between repreaeiitativea . of the
five orcinilM.U'onal - aHUoutf h a few
vt tha oonteata aJJi be 'with ooUect
and independent teams.
Braotloailly all of the team from
the north, have finished their pre
liminary work and are maklnf rwy
Ui return to their home 34tda. : Tha
return northward,, however, , will be
by slow atagea In order that the play
ers may not be aubJeoteA a too aud
dan ohana in cltonate. Tie. erhJbl-
Dton r-tnea arranged alone tha north
ward sou tea try , tea ma from that sec
tion vkll result In none o' tha teams
rsadhina; their home oltlea for at
least a week or, ten "days yet., ' r
ATHTJfrtOH WIV.
dJAVAKNAtf. Oa.f Msroh 21. The
Pltlldeph.la Amerloan leeue bm.ni
today defeated; tha ftavannali tHnith
AtltintUj . league club 7 to i. The
world's oharmpiona are now on their
Journey homeward and will arrlva tn
Ffotladeltpivlft early nxt week, after
playing- various axhiiblUon games
along tha route. Toay'a score:
' , R.u.a
PhlladolphJa ............. T 19 I
vannah ........ I I 1
Plank. BuaOi, ShawkeV and Lnon.
Sclsang; Cheney,' Woolf. Causey and
smith. . .
MACON TTCTORIOCS.
MACON, .Qa., Marah 18.-The Mao.
on South Atlantta leaerue team toitav
defeated tha Maroer XJnlversjlty nine
liv, v f yv v.
OIUCKKJRA ARK VICTORS
ATLANTA, Oa., March !S. Wis
"inti Potwhwrn awsocitatloTi team to
u, Med the Atlanta Medical col
leg ' i hers 13 to 2.
. NASi.cvniU, Tenn., Marcfi ti.
Tiie .Vnrthvilla Southern association
team defoa,ts)d the Louievllle Amert
can aasoote-tlon club hera today S to
I.
MAY BE MANAGER.
BOSTON, Maroii S. "Jimmy Col
Una a ata third baseman! Her many
year and manafer of tha world's
chamipdon Boaton Amertoanav of 1903.
sahA today that ha would go to Buffa
lo undy to oorrfer with. the own'
era ot tha Federal leagrue franchise
there regarding his acceptance of the
manaawiant of thag teami, ColMns
said he would be a candidate for
third baste position If ha beoame man?
agar.
MTCH IMPROVED. ,
C1UCAOO, March II. Charles A,
Cotntitkey returned today muoh Ira
iw'oved in health after ruts sojourn In
the AHaconln wuoda. He had reoov-
sed, ha aald. from the efteota of the
tUnees whloh he suffered on the world
tour.
FIUOQipiT C1IAXGK8.
8T. AWOUffTlXK, nt., Maruh JS -ThV
66. Ioula Natilonal league Juk
he the FJilladctpbia 'American leagut
clubs second Jeain. made up chiefly
of rear ui be, to o runs toera todays the
final aacxra being $ to 0 in favor of
cH. Loula. Both teams nfade frequent
battery Ohangea
Soora: ', .., . ..' R..K.S.
St. Uiim ...... , ? , o
Philadelphia ...... ...... 0 g g
Robinaon. Doak.. Snyder and Win
go; Bender. Breasler. Boardman and
Sturgla, MoAvoy, . ' . ,
" ; 3X LOSES.
. JAOKjSCWniJJl. Fla., March :J. .
The Kt. Ixiuts American league
team today shut out the Jaokanvi)ia
8outh Atlancio league club here to
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' R. RE.
w iuis ,,,,, ;i? i
Weslman and Agitew and Croseln;
BurriMtater and Cueto. -'
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GRILM IOST.
MORIML Ala. Marab , tl.-The
.I -
Old Ti3 Seres rvlo-a
FS.l Ulcers IlrlCd,
Old Wounds Often Bothei
"v Man Yeart After.
rtnpl who have bea poulticing sad an
notating ao old tors far years and ytrt
usrrel tt tb aty It heals quickly after
using 8. H. H.
W Uea you come in reallce that the skis
end tn flesb beneath are composed of a
aetwork et tiny blond result you olee tb
mystery.
There are wonderful medicinal properties
la a. I. . that follow tbe course of tbe
blood stresms Just as nsturally as the most
Bonrltblng food tlements.
It It really a remarkable remedy, ft
contains one ingredient, the active purpose
of wblcb Is to stimulate tbe tltsnes to the
heslthr selection of Its own essentltl nu
triment. And the medlrlnal elements of
this mttcblcet blood purifier are Jnst as
essentltl to woll-bilsnccd beaita as tne
nutritious elementsVof ths meats, grains,
fats snd sugars of our dally toad.
Not one drop of mlncrsls or drugs Is
used In Its preparation.-' Ask for B. H. H.
and Just Insist upon having it. And If
you desire skillful advice and counsel npoa
any matter concerning the blood and skin,
writ" to the medical department, Tbe Swift
stpelflc Co., 210 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
ti.
Do aot allow some sellout clerk to itrruo
the tttnotphere la eloquence over something
just is good" a 8. a. s. utware or an
substitutes.
New York Americans defeated ths
focal southern association team hero
Klxlay 5 to t. ; .
Saore: R. If. K.
Mobil . , ,..... ....... i 8
New York . I I
FWtx, Keeleyant'i Bmown, Beitger;
Keating. Cola And Rey nolds, . -
LEON EMANUEL MADE
EXCELLENT RECORD
Wins In I'ancy Itlvliig; CtMnjictltioii at
Nwe Tork' Cltr Made CnusuaDy
Good Shoalnc
Leon Emanuel, of this city, brother
of the M leaps Emanuel and Mrs. A. A,
Paul),, of the lUmanuel justness col
lege, who is In school at Townnend
Harris hail, at New York city, carried
away all honors In the fancy diving
contest which 'was one of the features
of the recent eighth annual high
schools swimming, contest for chain-
pionsnip, in tna(pooi of tne College of
Hie City of New Tork. ' Mr', Emanuel
flrtlshed'th 'event with a soore of 1ST
po'.nl while the showing of hts near
est competitor was U4 points.
According to the New York Tribune
"Emanuel it Towtiitend Harris hall.
,had comiratlvey little trouble Mv
winning the fancy diving competition.
He cut into the water like a ktilfe,
turning oMflBcult t'its and half turna
to hit the wate with scarcely a
splaih." ,
Mr, Emanuel has taken an active
part In various forma of sport since
ha has been In school at New York
and has made some unusually brilliant
showings In the waterr His friend
here will be pleased to learn of hi
excellent showing In the competition,
REACH GUIDE IS OUT;
irS BASEBALL TIME
The 1914 Krach American League
guldetlie official handbook Of 'the
great Junior major league presided
over by famous Ban Johnson his Just
made Its appearance, thus ushering
In one more base ball season.
The book gives a complete review
of the. American league's thirteenth
eventful season as a major league;
complete records and average of tha
American league 113 race and play
ers; a graphlo story of the American
league's successful and Notorious .psurt
tn the memorable post-season world's
championship series) of lilt between
the Philadelphia Athletics) and New
fork Giants; a synopsis of all remark
able American league pitching feata
and also o all tha noteworthy gamea
of the HIS season; and a general re
view of all matters affecting ' the
American league during tha whole of
11J andlM up to date of publica
tion. V
The National league race of IMS la
also fully, treated and exhaustive aver
aires of the National league players
are furntahetl, together with portraits
of the leading players tn the 1113
season. The minor league field has
been more exhaustively covered thaa
ever before, and the records and av
rages of no leas than tWrty-flve minor
leaguea are given in full, ' together
wtth jrrot(P pictures of champion
team of. nearly all leaguea.
Ijhveden ,1s to sand an epediltion to
the antarcUo retrtona tn 1115 that Is to
remain In the far south Ave years.
For Freckled, Rough
or Spotty Complexions
The frei'ktttig, discoloring or roughen
ing to 'which delicate skins are subject
after expoeure to wind or son, often ap
pearing tn early spring, may readily be
xotte;i rid of, Mercoilsed wax, spread
llglitly ever the face before retiring and
removed In the morning with eoap and
wster, .completely peels oft the disfigured
skin. Let sn ounce of the wax at any
dnnglets. . There's no mere effective -"way
of banishing frecKlea or other cutaneous
defect. Little skin particles come, oft
each day. so the process doesn't even
temporarily msr the comnleTton, and one
n acquires a brand now, spotless, girl
ishly heautlttU face. "
Wrinkles reused by Weather, worry or
tllneea. are best treated by a simple solu
tion of powriered saxnllte, 1 oa. dissolved
In 44 vt w1ch hasel. Bathing the. face.
In. this p reduces truly aoarveleue trans
ionaaUaa. AaW
f ftnn Mnrnhn
i gr 1 1 I
Spring
j. p:i 'A
MM
i ivf(i' a
R & Q Corsets .
Spring Models
' v." J'
Corsets for
ill. &-0
-Spring show. the,. new
topless 'effects so -'Ranted
' by, stylish'aud well dress
ed' women. Our stock of
corsets embracps all sizes
and models, and- whether
ydU J are slende.r,:niediuni
or inclined ,to stoutness,
an R. & G. model is here
to fit you. ' : ' ; -
tt; & ' (.' corsets are
priced at $1 to $5 pairV ; ;
v .-.. MEN'S SUITS
Gem Clothing Store
PATTON AVENUE.,
OMARTLY -GOWNED
women of today demand
style in their shoes cor
rect Fifth Avenue, New
York, style, which the
most fashionable women
in the world acknowledgo
as authentic.
Cousins Shoes
made in New York
for Women
possess the smart, distinc
tive lines that women ; of
discriminating .taste, 'de
mand.' v . ;.; . '., '.
You have, wide oppor
tunity, for choice in the
many high quality leath
ers and fabrics we are
prepared to show you in
Cousins Pumps'," Colonials
and Oxfords this, season.
'And we can fit you per
fectly, 'i '- , :
Boston Shoe Store
The c'ommittee appointed to revise,;
jeTorra.;and!-'irj;,th( laws of .China
wijl soon ooromeoua its sittings in
lng. . Thre' are to txi about, ge-apy
members, three, fromearh provljice;
of China proper ."'with addJMonai dele
ratr from Trbe. Mongolia -ad Tirk.
eataa, ' ..rc: i; ; Kr;ivf '
all ' r A f - - A"
1
1
mm :.
Mm
5xcfusi)t0ui(tinety
jJppafel Arriving v
Xo Department shows such ever changing
filctyk a? the.Ready-to'-Wear. Here, new goods come
; pi ly and niom expected on WQ morrow.
)ye are now 'receiving our first lot Vof summer
Vsh'uresses and lingerie frocks. Dainty crepe
ws'viti are also among recent guests.' " " .
Spring, suitsj in, all colors, including the popular
tancjo shade, are priced at $15-to $75. In silk . and
i wool. : . .v
; ; Suspender Paniers, made of taffeta, just the
. thing, to finish off, a costume and give it the new
Spring style, priced at $7.50; and $8.50. . ' -
Balmacaan coats, )ike illustration, priced' at
$10 to $25. , V.
Colored Ratines and Crepes
fine Cotton fabrics
One of thci leading Spring materials is the
new weave in 1 Jatine. All grades are sold in-our-White
Goods Section, the color range likewisa
being complete. - - -: - ;
. - Colored ratine, in light, blue, pink, old rose
Tango, green,;' wisteria, . plaids, checks, and
stripes, 27 to 44 inches wide, priced at 29c to
$2.00 yard.
Ratine; crepe, 27 inches wide, stripes, Tall color e
combinations, tor Jipc yard. -
Sty lish Jilks to
Wake Juiis
Bilk suits have proven
very - popular "this
Spring. The materials
most used for them are
poplin and taffeta. - ; , ;
- Ladies' Home Journal
Patterns show any
number of good suit
styles that wil) aid vbu
'' : '..hi making your-Spring
I I Silk poplin, in all col;
orsj . 36 :, inches vride,
priced ;.at $1 to . $1.5C(
yard. ' "
; Taffeta silk, in all
. t colors, and chafigeabla
'$1.50 to: $2.00 yard. 36
! inches wide. ' 1
; DANGEs RECORDS
? Tango, Turkey Trot, Hesitation, On' Step, .Two Step, Etc
'.' As advanfaed In BatuMay Evemlng? Foot. -
FALIfS MUSIC BOUSE
Lawn Grass Seed
feuist's special Mixture
of these, one of the best'
for lawns. ' '.-;"'
Also full line Garden
Seed , and Onion Sets. ;
I'lioue orders will have
prompt attention.
Walker's Drug
Store
Phones .183 & 132
FULTON
;5t-Carts
REASON AI LE PRICES
Donald & Donald
HOME -ITRNISHER9 " "
X. Main Phone 441
A Good Time
to inspect our new
:bds. ' Another large
carload just arrived. . .
Burton & Holf
"On the B4suara.n
In order to eject soma tenanta who
refused to Par rent, or to get out.
Jmen Stephens tooto the entire roofs
n xnre nousea wmcirDe owns in
theelln. W. Va. Th ruse worked
in two csiea ,bijt tha othea- fenartr;
an aid. ooinnem nuunmy, declared tht
.blue ely'W g-ood" enough for a"-iof
and la still In pose ess ruu.
Reasonably faced 3
4i
The Very, Oil
Of Gladness
' Fills ths (heart of tha man
who altsj before a grata full of .
pur M. & W. INDIAN COAL
and 'watohes' the bright glow
of tho fire that slowly eats up J
a block rt this f aim o us otoal,
a dream of - eomfoi t and joy '
brought Into happy realization. '"
rione 1 JO for a too." ' '
CAROLINA '
COAL & ICE CO.
0 Patton Ara, rraliaaoa BMa
. " : - -
SKAHNQ
Olympic
This Aftcroooa and Tonight
Corner Peoland and Walaat
ZINDEL'S r
Mother Braad. Tha toes that a
-Bnmf fas tha
- Phone 578.
Society King
SHOES
': "''T - ,. . ..... v
- and Oxfords for Men ;
50, $100 and $5.00
Fashion Leader for wo-
mea ;' " -, l::-r'.' ."
$3.00 and $3.50. .
The Call Company
IT 8. MAIS sr. .
1
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lTaaitrTPer''-lpta-
States ts said o be tha "Mother of
Ota' forest,; giant raJwowd a the
OaJaeraa big tree grove te OaSforsla,
It 'Is ssrppoeed- to oootala M1
board Seat af lumber. , ,
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