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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1920. tmmmmrntu Britain Plays Power Against Power, Hoping for U. S. Partnership WORLDS GREATEST vir-dirsj- a 240 r SlUi ' - , ; GREAT PLEASURE FOR THE. MANAGEMENT TO HAVE THE PEOPLE OF THIS CITY AND ALL THE SURROUNDING TOWNS OF SALT LAKE COUNTY TO COME TO OUR IT WILL BE Desire'for American Alliance Grows Stronger as European Complications Make Middle Course Perilous., TCi.TN By FRANK H. SIMONDS. by the McClure Nwpipr yndiet ) 'Copyright, Rumania to ,nrr,"dr a fertlen of tha March 13 Panat, vetoed French demand to nn of th perhtp no better evdnc United the tan-rBaam. But th'i Ant'd Saxon hcmnv. In tti umjerijir peril of the foil throng, for tw reason ttre in Eurp i commitmentby turn, First, tecu the Lmtd Kioto ,enst d aupphed than that wh'h to In Clin,'! tha which treaty ral ratify th prajant tanflo of- Europe t'y put thia form of world control ino who! t' Partlv a ft ccnequent of the courj of fleet, and second, hcaw world cried out n5t th scheme It fenat In delftjlng th Vn'tad re '"'Uon on the IFeitj-- . but .far more a of Eu World Protest Aroused. ult of tha natural ahleh defeated ropean poliev, tha llin The world pro ft wi, bated upon tit ItaJ- If Germany haa rollapsed fact that while th partner, t continu atatesmen and British ln ahtp refused to recognlae French, Italian, meat tn Ixjndon, It l none tba lea trua Poluh and Rumanian It eon that thftir derision hava no longer any eded Brltlah elalm aspiration, without dehat ra Wherever the fourteen, point ran afoul upeaT real meight behind them, they re of a Brltlah policy the fourteen point forcegba and are not infrequently were euspended, aa In the case of tha Rented by the people in eboaa fame tha freedom, of th Seas, of the German colonies, of the statesmen allomone." Muma to speak But these principle, which wera pot reIt I aertial to understand tha reaon futed were the Brlnah, rigidly It ia net a coliapM applied against for thta roUapee. to continental questions Had the United States aenat accept, which would have been permanently or the treaty of Versailles and agreed to even long avoided if tha senate had, with ed n the domination of th world or even without the proposed reservation, by th ertmil!? many of continental wouldpirtnrMp, the unrest have been for treaty adopted which was the time fruitless, tecaoea no continental a ro'.ap montha fd It group of narinna waa strong the inevitable coneeotjfni e of the lack of nation or n police power to enforce decisions which enough to hold out against power power malnlv economic and, enfotre t'j power required podee theretore, jlmnjt exclusively In American hand, for the moment at least. Crows VT ft AfKX-VGTO- e MONDAY, MARCH 15th Stfa dlopmnt Anglo-Sajto- - CREDIT CLOTHIERS - - STATE j- Alto FOR THEMSELVES THE ALMSOT PERFECT EQUIPMENT AND STO(5k THAT STANDS READY TO SERVE THEM EXAMINE n "partln Anglo-Saxo- Anglo-America- n i Anglo-America- From Anarchy Absence of Order. You are always sure of getting the latest and best goods, with the most stylish tailoring, when you buy anything at the Big Credit Store. .The clothes you get at the Western Outfit Co., whether for men or women, represent the best that can be made and you dont pay a cent more for them Than you would iPyou laid down the spot cash. Theory Retains Followers. It Is not quit true that thewhal n theory of the partnership haa collapsed, a ha th original Wiion It is still strongly held n conception. certain quarters in Orest Britain. I commend to mv renders, who would get a dear view of this partnership pulley, th new bok of I.ord Eustace Percy, Th Responsibilities of the League. Percy was onw of the authors of the covenant, a member of the British delegation at Pans and a long time official in tn foreign office. At one time he was an attache of the British embassy In Washingwelif ton. His book gives th clearest exposition of the partnership which certain Englishmen would develop between th United States and Great Britain and the extern to whh-this Idea was actually written into the covenant of th league of nations. On th whole, however, It ha become fairly clear that th United Ftatea is unwilling to enter into anv partnership with the British for the purpose of governing n the world in accordance with conception of Justice. This mean that in the long run the I nited States and Great Britain would have to maintain large armle to enforce n Each Justice, and Percy himself points out with clarity that the greatest blunder of British policy was tha ImmediIt. Points ate disbandment of theiBntish armv, Now in Paris, there were at leat three which deprived Britain of real weight in conceptions of the future, the American, the peace conference. that is, President WLson'a. the British and the French while today there ar in Opposition Aroused. Europe as many policies aa there are naAmerica ha praspeJ the Idea that the tion. It waa the American view ihat-th- war league of nation. Instead of meaning a principles presented by the president rree-III and voluntary association of all of a character to enlist the peoples of all the nation In the world to preserve nations, and that the enlistment of th mutt mean, for many years to pxa'e, the coerce would government. peoples Mr. V ilson imagined that if the fourteen com, an association of powers, probably limited the to United States, Great Britof the pac points were made the hal n perhaps Kranre, to enforoe terms, er.emv and associate nation would ain andIdeas of Justice upon the rest of embrace them with equal enthusiasm, to mankind; the surrenPoles to compel would and the would result pea peace der their aspirations, the Italians to rebo the Rumanian to give It did not at first occur to the prei sign their ollims, g hope. deni tha! practically every people would upIntheir a wqpd, tjiat it mean constant regureject the fourteen points, so far aa these of ...the affairs between other na affected their own vital national Inter lation likelihood ests. But tb s proves the case. Th Jj?" 8 we shall have to use for to compel British led off by refusing to submit th Obedience. Having this grasped idea, the , and question of the freedom of th American reaction haa ben .fairly gentho French followed suit by insisting thi It eral ha and taken th of line they must i guaranteed security again! noth to the idea of International hostility, policing Germany, cither by possession of the and to partnership. Rhine burner or by a treaty of Inaur I do not think anything like a clear ance, an appreciation of the facta haa vet been Th Italians continued the process by eeached - in Britain. On contrary, demanding Flume and the control of the- my Judgment Is that there Isthe a very larae CsechoAdriatic: Poland, Rumania, Brl tih group which still believe. in the in Klavia fad. all the associated and future development of the now being exerted to bring about an eco- state of balance. In truth the European the kst time, with tne result that she n a very great perhaps a predomiliberated peoples promptly filed their ex am atthin nomic reviN.ij in Germany, while Fren h nation- ar Ugjnmnc to gope after new will of ruin and suffered continue to partnership, work nant Influence upon the continent. But Industrie ceptlon to t.ic operation of the fourteen for It and toward It and will have surtl-cleare still piruized as a res It partners io. the next dfcno. France lose. human sight and monetarv, surpassing desire to see Germany not do British the point Influence to keep th thing alive in become a powerful as she K as before: of German dev sttion. Thy see It ly seeks pa: nerehip uitn the liberated ever thing in British history, ri a conthe JrltHh lhlea for long years to come if Germany frankly supporting Bluish policy in Gerlas. Balkan and PoIimIi against the flict which hAd its occasion in an assasbecause they recognlae that U. S. to German meuacf of the mime, against sination in Serajevo. to Yield Brltlah policv, in my Judgment, will conold strength she will net es- - many for tho sole and single purpose her regains ilv German tinue for mxnv jeara to aim at an hi The single alternative is the find in against old presently cvpanMon along ihe Danube and Germany saillv sack to iollow her pathways. In revenge for the failure of France across the Vistula. Doctrine. in For It. accordpartnership. partnership, which, if It 'arrAnd this would throw Britain pack Into FYance m new Italv launs the a to seeks n German alliance Adriatic, Italian ives. will mean would support ingly. the British are prepared to pav all, a French alliance, which, .after to the again.-- : Fiarcc and the Balkan S.avs almost anv thing Indeed, t io United State., itself, was of the world, because no realdomination submission conFrench to due faiJure a on the Influence counter- reestablish French They were ready and n among the verv flrrt to indicate n com- poise can he found, at least until Gerpolicies. They find equal who constitute for the Italians a barrier willing to support Mr. Wilson at Paris and compel the British to support 2d same inLie the to in Rumania for fxartlv is woi Behind plete unwillingness to yield, in matters many is on her feet and Russ,a restored tinent are Thev readv and willing to join hands hostility asjjir.iuu"H, French policies of the Monroe doctrine, in matters of aa a great power. h partner against the Gerleafeon. As to Russia the find that their evitable is striv"Jih the Republican majority. If Mr Confusedly, therefore, Britain Ruai-mans Amen, an concern to any im ernational tnd th of balance on rtcnt r!iirap supporting igain partner ot the Wilson is not the authentic represent-ti'ing to establish a system concert or anv ahMrait primip.es. It is Plan Losing Force. Uus an revival Ha lan aid to Poland and plauuimr of Vmerlca. aga.nG the Slavs, against the the continent. She enlist Italian a mistake to hold Kprope collectively or billions for the the least Serbs. without In association with America tue T.j Germans and 'he Italians regard to the can French overcome opposition But for the proc-n- t the the nations of Europe severally responowes France. common in Russia a which have interest destro'dng the escape all Furonean bmnuinints. save Commissioners Meet of Germany, but she do no longer a compidling sible for the development, which had Its pattner? up-i- s new Onh Slava the Slav by in shall those slates which America will freeh seeing The I nlicd btatea has Indicated not consent that this rehabilitation American a well a its European phase. force bfHome M ong an France hope for any loin; thv fan her-- f to Stand. reserves reTake she American Must limits: upon r!y English Thus Mr. Ufilsou's conception broke down clearly that It will not Join Britain in pas certain Officials real securilv against the Germans sources. ever growing stronger, to fo'tifv th riirht to determine the extentdis-to administering the world for the benefit at the outset. tois. The British, I mean their (option is Vow it come down to it thit get well; but rma t Am! , tha And if it broke down in the case of of order and Justice aa conceived by tthich Germany shall fwl Hint ny new European coalitibn the Italian desire to make 1nthelr heert of heart-the Compromises Sought. asMiHird nations, how much more com- between other that i will not tnterfeie sent frompowerful to eh'i'lcnge the United deserted them after having Liken J he KriGsh again at the expense n io pitvtui the vvTujJd veuiure nations: that th Germany Ameraie Mnvmg the m pletely did it collapse In ihe car of the ican to States incorporate the strengthMore tcan Brita.n first steps people are not willing to become the of FTance. while opposing The portions of tiu value of lloaeeo- - renaitsaaf.' e of this old Fvstem of alii- - this, with attacMng enemy countries. t!U the the to will inure American which Poland, of part nerhip arbiters between Poland and the BocopperaGon they Blit-u-will ening treatv most in accord with the fourteen lshevist. between that so Is rint'on potent are nceklng to compromise annot pokmi.1v prevent the development s the But. ance?. Tlo no t'Hine which llbe ate the Poles and the benefit of France. points echo-?lto seek ultimate HPRinpement tieorye W. J'err.v, Ljnne Ashton and iorcing ihe PoIcm to of new coalitions, for a time at leant, Italians, wkh the certainty of earning o the Rumanians, the international failure hus srreatlv eerywlHH, the ak. American tii- to the enormous economic forte of A'hlc! now meantime Ttumarnans. Perilous. owing yield, Course Middle batieds and the posMhnitj supporting who can mdy Greeks arc precisely the detail whl h of Bartlett, county commissioners British, the I t com h wnharrassed In due mt5on. it interests of German economic ltr4y becoming involved In European wars tVilson afford to neglect the continent entire to the Germans the lltingartans and the In the Adriatic Britain supports Suth is to present state of the Euro- of linlah (ouiitv, met with ,tho state rehabilitation growi-n- ; run of F. : ropean rliHpot.,, France, and the , anaint American of although the Turks, to mv nothing of the Bulgarians aspiration-.Italian In limiting I rench If they aie assured As a consequence the second in niolc.atunz Italian claims In. pean mess such Is the policy we are road coniim.s'i'm are held mot iniquitous and most intolmore of Italy's claims than the great yesterday and agreed asked io adopt bv ou Brit h friema. Hut tins is a pretty the Purls conference dman-pea- tual break cannot pertpa-entl- v the Adriatic. role, erable. Tnev are the tems which will to British order in avpid the The stands, As It fs such president, free-witor it ultimate of the league to a statu road program 8 outlined by nowhere Icds The stage side one on Russia association .and downthe of As exercise all of to to fore s Germany, largest Italv. c require ape coming the nation of th world in a common with except to genera! unpopularity, witliout of nations idea. Jt is in the light of this the state commission. aid or the Other Tho county re Keep vital. of new- European allianwi anv Britain frankly uses Italian I commend fxud compm situation, and aiu. r friendship ard intimacy lo prevent war as well. the anil ,ha French, since France Is go with th? against may bv the sacrifice of all Individual The British cannot retire from the conThey Perry s statement of It to mv readers, served the right to carry on additional of UdllHiis. or French and th the at Hh the expense Poland aspirato assist American policv must now be de- work on a fifty tions out of which national conflicts arise nentiv hold tinent of absolute v.woulu'i jiifp tne destruc- that fifty basis ,with (he Russia and Germany. Ail of this is stood Pole but thev cannot perm; amounts has gone with the promulgation knisne to termined. for irmre adoption or Election federal uru.g Grmau to tion of the redtltonat British continents! polioy, but their present poettion. which Meets of the channel the I.ondon under their government, provided it finds .id treaty will amount to nothing trims of peare It went when the unbrrng srlnter of the th Lt has position guns, nor .tn they riek i posetoiu adjustwillingness of the nations to sacrifice sufficient funds. The Amcrban conception of a Thus it must he quite dear what will what in their eves amounted to safety, in to ment between Germanv and Fra nee of justice, universally accepted and he the effect of an Amtrkan decision y whhm iniglit Had to an alliance the program as outlined, 1Io PRISONERS of the hope against Br.ush polk realising what seemed to i return to Europe. Instantly squiring neither armies them little more Ihichexne to Vernal road, of twentv-eiili- t than a Utopian dream In the shape of the thnisel.-i- b an allmne uni. n might nor economic bUxka'hs, w)11 i.e thus .expired in was disclosed disclosed forced uooii France, if she the early period of the peace conference, the United Ptates in just as clearly tri pet manentlv follow a middle ground, he- -- . miles, will be Ifnlf improved this partnership. Spc ikt were of Kni?h hacking in time when it became Gear that the esentmi Monroe LHctrine aa In the matter of the cause it has too obvious peril for thennot Impossibly for us. Uic Hrl,',th "au,I of realdeprive.! u. Tins in the end. rmergcncy. in TIjp fotiriu University of Utah year mid half next year, the county the their Kiume polk t Italy and fundamental was Incorable to clothe numptkn is to be Britain likely caught again in We and tne Hnt'sh together rect and that there was no unit ofjtis-tic- dispute. And precisely because the British bethority. determining just what mesh of European alliances and freabmen arrestsil Friday night after commissioners for u cer- ti no common currency of international lieve that It is the American resentment will b the masters of tno world Into the war Trend as she was thy had scattpred cow itch on sols section they denro to improve fir-t- . dragged Toward nxi Alliances. : unreasonableness. least. Imperialdime at tain at continental right, which all pephH would accept. bv some the into last, dispute which has the terihs mean nothThe British conception then began to What, then, remains? Obviously noth- ism chauvinism Hi origin in the Balkans or the Car-p- a 0, ...- -m led to American determiCoalition Loans. It was the viewr of British in but- - rhaos, unless there shail be operate ing which has out Opposed thia is. a restudpnls who were atteuding a class; and th state Lr,iH)0 this British of Europe, htatesmen that the hour had come for a return to th. old system of alliances: that nation to stay ' But there is a obvious danger. Sooner between dance at the Commercial club, were i I HI next year, htate andyearaud eonTv is. a reversion to the evstem of pertner-shi- p sentment at continental nations Is now to departnership begin continent tii Out. or p3' later reIs Only held Way in particular. Partnership w 1,1 acute. based upon common Interest, h France, peoples, d full partnership, hut a partnerFrom may The s cost of a bnulgo the own or trn IT. W. before l'wi,r' velop jtx Wilkins arraigned ,e1hllv is Judge for bv in hld responsible this, cawo for reason The single of experience common danse rs And tt Is in this di- sponsible the Brftien is an which, bu ship with llie h Aneo-Sa0partner- Iona at ml naIoc ami familiarity with world affairs, Great rection that Kuropesn policies aie Thie is th of fh. .Soon., ,.0.1.. of ,1, rertncrsnfp. oc, the co:itiiinT wi.l now for wrecking the V,b;hrl.Vd,"J1 the Rhine every other bv upon Britain would long exercise the larger beuinnin un Insisting icGvliu in world situto converse, oriminc-dlattle fct plan, vresnt ultmiat ship f'nd iouKhlv ahhourh since to K ranch, junt over the Utah line unquest of alliance the Par wrs-thre, b as treaty influence. Together the United Btatea there has as et been no crystallisation the cardinal c'renmstonct court vfHTcrdav on enarge of dUturhln ation harrier, : for cause hos! I in Colorado, )ao trill bo improved bv and Britain were to enforce upon the the present conditions are totally chaotic Consequently there really hard feeling at in the Phis JoLveruioMi. This is whv the peace. So far. the Aj The two naworld a .settlement of the war which Vn It Is dear that Great Britain, In Britain toward FYance. for it I, huipauly KVi'd;. 0, impossible to each paving All of the student pleaded not atiilrv fela Paris h hr carrotl or both net'or s andhos'"'..ty, on all quesfui European are Knktiishniett would be eminently just. Together we Italv and wen Gcrriiany are nowFrance, apart tions conxinc that tn (nited anil their busv United State partlcu.arv. the s blaue from were set for next Pat-In sight, th rfUM,J i were to compel t.ie French to abandon under the surface, seeking to erect some not now 'raio v sc !h for State ho tion,. and. If a break Is not yetwav the pr old pared our all partof enmie. n road tax lex y of WOUh.-.M- , tility urdav. Thus- - who languisl.c.l in j , t' or fo participation in internathe Rhine harrier, the Italians to give up kind of an association of nationa which we have already come a long 1918. from treatv an nership a1 of peace their Adriatic aspirations, where these shad give solidarity to European the situation of the summer of destrovln The German rl rl ind of tional relations, in the fashion the partear, as agreed," altout go,i:rj.5g, or a on their own recognizance bv exceeded reaeon. .We were to Torre the conditions. the Rumanians, the Greeks, no nership would make ineMtabte. th Poles, Judge total of Dissatisfied. The county fart Pole to accent, restricted boundaries; re and Th parye'ship is not a matter o H'e V.jkins HuKhex British policy, as always, is at once 'French the ltuaians. mention to were to compel the Rumanians and the most simrh- - and most difficult to fathom. ; (hf tb. -program outlined would be f2f.- rtaiiuv. Tin ir As Rr th Frnch, thev feel that tbv rsarist, alike It has pn'foumliv wounded or death fot the friUah. n Jugo-Fla.n8..-)nto admit our right to interfere The British have not and will not sur- have been to an subso strong t st tbex Tin; county has already rehoe necessities compelenthu-Bwspodtion in Europe the French, e their mission !n their domestic affaire on hdia f of render the Idea of American ALLEGED MARRYING can exact abum am lo frr ther moved sainti from (tie state road bond but do not i onlribut purpose to ru th sror'd. They partnershipfor security coldly renulsed. minorities. owm claim bu: tlifr alllar.r must be fm hut. HftHin.-- t th time mhn AmrrUa HI a"'' ' ft Hcd to :ot ii r U OVVIIKUI-C.- K fact that they mad th t ) rfo on iM. .t i riees-ilh if rnenca A coalition ef the continent naainst the and for F,i rorw a eoniethtng. 1000. which would, under this program, y Anslo-saxo- n Anglo-Saxo- n l b no mean Court Proposed. t etava out of Europe. Hu Na, Italv and Lai the RruHh do is oh- - jrreatest contrlhution to the common isirtnerehip bo j pent (hi vear and next. xx t h and hav been left with th greatest unlikdv or I?" nrolmMc, if the United GerxnaiA. penap Bh Hmna'iu They atiprhnslon th miaknas ( omeration This was. in effect, unPodn upon the viouf of th Salt l,a! "pidb-Tho thro romoiinMunera from A'rrl'Sl a a consequence w jon mth the British They wee Mates shell Germanv and Gerniany with B French sv.ni t,n ih devGopn.erit of n world an bna aar-ir.heaemony. ft was continent. in Wilson. President met iiht dp.'ir:ninF of would in tbeTTYtcrnoon with members of and what wts through America, Turkev, in th rea'izaiion coneMtute a actuairy nnpr They valeh with to assert and maintain the ritiht to set to every British demand, to th vir- th rond policy of the United State proupinj of powers eo strong a n to fore hending Wnllnce Russell ItcKnight, 47 the state board of eipialisation and aa the court of last resort In every case rentipenf th arovth of an associaof the German colonies, senate. Thus, so far from brincinff about Britain to join with Franc and th free tears of ngp. ni'l to hove swindled went oxer tho situation with ' Franc gnd Poland, hih tual annexation bet where the disputes of older taiuntries tion regard to we may bring about Flav state, Boland. Uif to the surrender of th German war fioet peace and a must meairnh very considnrMbie restricand wenlthv women in various parts of the tbe asMmeiit of led to world disorders. there. to Britain of theGarger new rivalry, a new aytm of allocation property and the of to new a German tion Nor war alliances, ircoverv. ar of out of United State preent sums, aggregating lr. Wilson drifted from Ids original conthey much belter pleased in nenelvin that part of th German commercial fleet. another war. conquest. several thousands of Hollers. ception to this second and Brltlah Thev find I resident WI son and Uoj d Italy Is at work In th Balkans, strfvin In the course of the peace 9 If, ami IVi ru Between ber. in if their w;ts going to M- icq to opornto hut pathway to create an Ahead. thy New Balance Approached. aysrelv which George Enang!ements Thus, again and again see k the barm In return for tl arv. 1PJ0, M Knight h said to mi' pro, e M sod h . . a hand to Germany, if r ;nrnd. a., 9 n m ha n one o speaking w'th the supi ort of Rritan at bottom extend Manv Amrrwan thev ask the Rhino ie cojnmittcfl xastaf?on niarried Vi Ko go j'h women, hr mi i'.ci I hr. Germany hull come back lo ktoiwn n'oi v a id of the United Ptalcs. In fornddtr Britain woUid Lh to e ipport fibtamed tojr enafe ratifle t. iratv and. having abandoned the Rhine that if only th - Aitc.i limner on Hie prt-- - ilo.t im'thc f 0 her nation to real e their U e on i;r,s, th to Thine. aGuna tl.. had for m,! Franc a in of return complif Europcxn barrier fnaaliaiu.0, promised Favored. 1H recent Flume utterance and Will,., a j,. M. ar ago would use it to open up a rich mine at I 4 tv" France iti Morocco fifteen But this Is due to the fact only one Strong Germany they discover America w!1 not a re to disappear t of many ooh declarations. Together the Tit Brklh would like to e Germany the adietnca and that British agreement re very Ii is described as bo.ng would have to support Boland. In a Chihuahua, Mexico, aceordmg to word I Heed Murrv. th European compile 00 tMt president and Iiovd George deprived regain heahh; 'because, without a a'ronj wus contincent upon Aemrlcan. Htte undrttood In the United States, aord eh would b caught in th Furo- - received br the police. In each case (sis fed one' inch tail, and weighing 1 piHMd of her own sragale, . tie ii anid to hav told hi bride that he Franc will unquestionably an mee agiin, Jut as he a ANve all they se the,Hrlfih Inruence A I lallv Firoje la moving toward a new or1erj Germany, pornd 1 A to injfin that tha mr rati of th treaty wou!t chain th pobtloa! relaanarhv in Intarnstional th antions, for th slmpi reason that real archy grows of th sbsnc of anv uteadilv at Pun order. The conference lost prestige and influence because it had neither the will nor the- resource to enforce Ji decisions. It could and did resolve upon war against the Bolshevists, it bad no armies with but, discovered that which to carry on the war. and therefore its efforts were restricted to am proclamation?. Quito in the name fnanion th conference e sued order to Rumania, to Poland, endeavored ti enforce President Wilson's settlement of the Adriatic question upon but a Itah, ut alwaj thro was nothing w. him older The Russians, the the Poles the Italian comd defy ! Even an adventurer like In D Ai.u-''owith a handful of soldiers, ioUk' (laliengv all tn great powers of F iiropc 'nth inipuritA. tecai)e the great powers, acting together in framing doctrines aiuLpoUctc, liad no common army with whk n to tarry out tceir decision. I? is Id! Anglo-Paao- fieation Whether you have been a customer or not, you will be just as come. You will be made to feel at home the moment you enter the door. u WE WANT YOU TO COME AND SEE US TOMORROW; AND EVERY DAY, FdR THAT MATTER."?; . 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