Roseburg news-review., January 30, 1924, Page 2, Image 2

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ROSEBURO NEWH-BEVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 192-,
ROSEBU RG NEWS-REVIEW
Issued 0Hy Exctpt Sunday
it. W. BATEH
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Daily, per year, by mall
iTealdeul and Umimti
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snA la ail lo-al bwa puuiiaiiad herein. A rion vi
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Enured .ecod7u.M matter May 17, at the puat olttc. .1 H-buf
r. - ..-Ha I Km Aft (if latrCIl Z. lOl.
GETTING AND EARNING.
The country is full of people who are ambitious to got more
money. They are thinking up all kinds of schemes and projects
to achieve that aim. But not so many folks are thinking out
means by which they can earn more. That is quite a different
thing. Earning a thing, is to merit it by service or exertion
Many jk.TSO.is get money who do not earn it. lint people who get
mom-y by luck or smart practice rather than merit, are not al
ways able to keep it. Those who earn good fortune by hard work
are apt to keep it, as it comes as a result of solid merit. Such per
sons make themselves indispensable, and the world pays a high
price for their services. If people are ambitious to have the use
of more money, the way to get it is to plan out ways for earning
.-. ii- ,i,...nn i.nH merit it. bv their eood service and exer
tion, it in pretty sure to tome. A person's value in the market
is dependent largely on the amount of supervision that he needs.
If he'cail go ahead independently, and accomplish a great deal ol
well done work on his own initiative, his value is high, lint if it
takes a lot of costly sui-ervision to get good work out of him, it
,.,nst:iiii!v tell him what to do. and do his thinking
nifiiiv wu- . I'll
for him, his value is not very much. Also his value is reduced
by errors. Thc.;e may be positive breaks thai nc mahes v. men
some ono else lias to take time to repair. More frequently they
i.,ot nrr,ra nf fnrretfuliics8 and failure to do things. The man
who strives for greater prosperity must not require much over
sight. His work not merely must be correcuy uoiuy oui nc mus.
have imagination so he can sec all the possibilities of his work.
. o
nv .,, le have nrirucd that the I'nited States can not pos
sibly be prosperous until Europe gets over its troubles. It is no
doubt true that recovery in Europe would greatly stimulate busi
n. in this country. Yet 102:1 must bo tailed on the whole a
pretty prosperous year, in spite of European conditions that
rhow little Improvement. In spite ol the uutl communis nunmu,
th,.i, mnnncrn snmeliow to buv a lot of ifoods. Our exports before
the war were running about $2,:s)0,000,000 a year, while for the
10 months ending last October the exports were s,,5 l,hni,vtm, or
at the rate of about $1,000,000,000 annually. Figures like these
should give the business" community confidence that this country
can be prosperous regardless of outside influences, yet of course
it needs to do everything it can to stabilize world conditions.
While many of the farmers have suffered the past year, yet diver
sification of crops and cooperation promise to put them on a bet
ter basis.
PRUME
PICKIH5
BY BERT G. BATES
Former secretary of the interior, Albert . Fall, is on the
verge of n breakdown. This is no time for the former secretary
to show the white flag. No doubt he has been "under a great
strain for the p.t few weeks," which would have a tendency to
"bend" an ordinary individual, but the average statesman has a
pretty stiff backbone the end of which is not always used for
the purposes intonded.
GOOD EVENINQ FOLKS
Be It evr so
Humbla there'
No place
Llka horn and
Now that
Our mayor
Hat decided to
Beautify the
Village and
A lot of
Committees have
Been appointed
To aasnt In the ,
Goth dern Job
We hope that
. No matter how
Humble a
Feller's home la
He'll plant a
Few thrubt and
Roses arojnd it
And spade up the
Parking and
Rake up all of
The old tin cant
In the back yard
And paint the
Battle-scarred
Walla of the
Dwelling and
In that way give
Hie neignbor a
Hint that itt
Cleaning up time
And we hope the
Fever becomca
Contagioua until
Every home in
The village
It infected and
Then we can all
Drive up and down
The avenuet and
Not feel aahamcd
To tote vititora
Arcund and
Let 'em rave
How nice ever'thing
Looka -ind to
Folkt lett all
'Get vaccinated
And fall in line
And do our derndett
To clean up
Our home first
And be In a
Position to
Show our neighbor
How its done.
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
She'll hafta wash her neck If Nap
keeps on doin' this beautifyin' stuff.
INVESTIGATE THIS PROPERTY
t If you arc contemplating buying;
i bom In Hoecburg or vicinity
It will pay you to Investigate this
West Roaeburg residence proper- V
ty consisting of about 7 acre
and one of the bent houses In
the county. Will tM all or part
of the land with Improvements.
P. J. BaJlt. '
NEW PUPILS
n.aa h anrnlleri In the Heln
lino Kindergarten until Feb"
... unlit Itll) lirLPt
Colds that "hanr on" should bj
gotten nd ot. lor no d "'"":
'be strain of rackuif coufh, diiturbed
deep and Irritation ol throat and
lunas. Msria Heisler. Freeport, IU,
writes) "I had more or less of
cough for year and I have taken
ouitj a number o( medicines. Notuot
tnera takes hold and helps like Foley
Honer and Tar." This old, reliable
cough syrup promptly he ps coughs,
colds, croup and whooping cough.
Contains no opiates. Children like tfc
W. F. CHAPMAN
Classified Section
ALL NEW AOS ON BACK PAGE
WANTED
WANTED One or two men to. cut
&Ih. ErVta .Hce. Oakland. Oregon.
ruary Slh. Each child receives
Individual Instruction from Mrs.
lleinline. Mist Adams, and Miss
Robinson. Jitney calls for child-
ren.
a
rAiJjj aJa 3
"Some fellers would- aid in beauti
fyin' things if they'd clean the egg
off'n their chins."
IN
SOME COOD OFFERINGS
A HOME
4 Vn. 2f, Ktwt TViiiif us street,
eeven-roora huunu
No. 28. Winchester street.
niue room house 3,000
No. hi). Stephens street.
eiflit-room house 6.000
Nn. KS. East K)UulaS
Street, four-roora house . 1,350
No. 71. Stephens ulreet,
einht-room house 3,u00
No. K. S o u ih Jackson
street, seven rix'in house, 4,500 w
No. 8. North Jackson
street, six-room house 4.000
No. 14. West Third street, w
five-room house i,-u
No. 21. I'lne etreet, seven-
room house 4,ouu
No. 16. North Jackson
street, ten-room house .. 4,000
No. 30. East Lane street,
nine-room house 3,.r00
No. 66. iast First avenue,
three-room house 850
No. 65. Thompson street,
five-room house 2,500
See N. Rice pf lilce and Rice.
WANTED Small parrot cage.
dress T.. care
Ad-
w3LNTEDMn to cut wood, also to
14F14.
HELP FEMALE
(Asani-latpd Press LeasM Wire.)
CLEVELAND, Jan. 30. Demo
cratic women from seven middle
western states here for their "school
ftf nnmpraiT" were continuing to-.
day their efforts to formulate plans'
tn i.rimr vi.iiirv to their party in
12 4. The Intricacies of party or
ganization, methoilB of getting In
formation to the voters and all the
elements that go to make up a na
tional campaign were being explained
to the several hundred women by a
group of speakers led lir iirs. Halsey
Wilson, national education. 1 director.
Opening sessions yesterday were
marked by onslaughts directed at the
Teapot Dome Incident and what was
characterized as "president Cool-
idge's advertised virtues.
Tho oil lease coniroversy was
touched unon by several speakers.
Mrs. Emily Newhall lllair, declar
ed the president's qualities, of "cau
tion, thriit and reticence," might
well be taken as faults rather than
virtues, and that the president s cau
tion In handling the Teapot Dome
case was not 'viewed with favor by
many republicans.' "
Earn big money
,i. home, vicinity, rcpre-
r'L nublbhe... Address-
-f...ir. for music order.
a a in,. f,,r music. Information.
American Music Co., 1658
way. Dept. fc-ai, n" -
FOR SALE Used ttJtt
60o each. Phon. W .
FOR SALE Kir blocT"r--vl
Bros, l'hone HFlt. 4
. T C k t T.' ,
wood. A. Johntim. lii.-!
HAY FOR SALE-aTeJH
chard tracta. Phnn. .""fl
FOR SALE J II. p. q
13. Pierce, 340 No. JackTL . 'I
Broad-
VOR SALE tir iiTTTr-
. u,;
Ah.
SALESMAN WANTEl-01dest com
pany of its kind in V. B. can use a
fewlgood salesmen in Oregon. Ibis
in country, selling to farmers.
Those with experience preferred, or
., vnn free. Salary and ex
penses to produceiH, paid weekly,
stemtv work. Oooii references re
quired. Must furnish own transpor
tation. If HO to !)0 a week Interests
you, call at 444 Mill St., or phone
44-J. alter 6 p. m. and ask for Mr.
Evans.
LOST AND FOUND
I
LOST Near Oak creek 33 by 41 non
skid chtin. Finder please notify T.
('., care News-Review.
I nsTin Kdenbower. medium sized
black dog, white breast, feet and
nose. Short tall. $5 reward. Notify
Monroe Nance, Winchester.
SAVE ON SHOES lowest prices
ever quoted on good shoes now at
the UoSKlll'ltil KOOTEltfE.
$50 REWARD
I will ray a -reward of 450 for In
formation leading to the conviction
and arrest of the party or parties
killing my dog at Camas Valley, Sun
day, January 13th.
E. iV. MONROE, Olalla, Oregon
LOCAL NEWS
To Visit In Grants Past
Mrs. Mary Parker left this morning
for tl rants Pass where she will spend
seve nil days visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Fume agner.
At the Umpqua
A. II. Andrls Is spending a few days
in this city looking after business in
terests. Mr. Andris is registered at
the Hotel L'miiqua from Medford.
HELD AT GtENDALE
S(M I VI.ISM ; UMNU
A local justice of the prac Ikih drclarcil that iMitrapmiMit is
held no ik'l'en.sc wlicn cnt'omni? Uif proliiliititm law as applied to
liooth'BKiTs. The "poor liootU'jrRt'r" is having an awful time nt
ti'inptintt to keep within the bounds of decency, and at the same
time create a market for his product.
H is pleasing to note Koseliuru's annual .strawberry lestivnl
is jrointt to be revived and the I'mptpia Chiefs and the Indians
tan do X. June 111, l.l and 1 1, should be three banner days in
Koseburg this year.
(i
We are back to regular winter weather today which ii ipule
refrei-liing.
(AR'nt-lllteil Tress Innrd Wire.)
LONDON. Jan. 30. John Hodge
.the laliorlte. who was minister of
lalior and pensions In the coalition
i govern incut told a gathering of iron
i and metal iniutiuites last evening that
they were the nicii who were prepar
ing the ground for socialism, of
: which most of them were afraid.
"The great combines which are
' being formed in this and other
countries." lie said, "are simply an
evolutionary process and as soon as
the sit el. Iron and tin plate works
are all In one bin combine it will be
easy to socialize it."
Mr. Hodi:e added ttiat one remark
able feature of labor's accession to
power was that the people had be
come reconciled to tTie movement.
savk UN SHOES (iemiine army
trench shoo now Ji.SS at the RUSE
in ia; houtekik.
in i:sti;.ti: smii-i'im; i:o.u;d
MISCELLANEOUS
COMPETENT woman
children. Tel. 252-R.
will care for
UK uwNfcn won't forget to call
E63 when In need of auto parta.
Sarffa Auto Wrecking Hons.
Pim.;
FOR SALE KabbitTaim
uerl All mIt... n ' 'i
for sale 12D m rr -
70 lambs. G. U. HelbigJjf j
i'nii c a i L- 1 1... ;
816 Winchester St. Fhoa( r I
FOll SALE I'iaiiopiiTJTTiJ
ann os rqus, tie Address -t
care News-Review.
OATS FOR SALE-SHE-
side oats. Lewin Parker lJ
nasi T'hnna ' l 1
lOlt GALJV. A. C. Bir-j
cuicas, ureu 10 lay. phoaj j
adds ivaiser, aieirose.
THOROUGHURED White
Ro'k hatching eggs (Unjfi vJ
W. R. Kirisel, Wilbur, Qnnl
FOR SALE by owner, I nJ
one lot on South Jackson a. J
HAY FOR SALE liTciwJ
vetch, wheat and vetch, a,)
at tne Darn. rl. u. UaUip ;
1'none l-r 11.
A REAL UARGAIN Small apartment
houBe close in. and always reuteu.
Necessary for owner to leave. See
him at 608 So. Stephensbt
EVERY-"hair cursTiouTd be a work
of art Every shave a luxury and de
light. It is our pride and pleasure to
make them so. "Try L's." The
Golden Rule Shop; 618 Winchester
St.
MECHANIC and blacksmith capable
of overhauling any kind of car, trac
tor or truck. Hut will take any kind
of work. Address "Mechanic," care
News-Review.
T FOR RENT T
1-
FOft RENT Safety deposit boxes.
Roseburg National Dank.
Mr. Baeth To Portland
Gilbert Heath, Southern Pacific dis
patcher, left last evening for Portland
where he will spend several days at
tending to business matters.
FOR RENT Unfurnished 6 room
apartment, with garage. Inquire 317
Oak St.
RENT Housekeeping
ment. S16 Winchester St.
170-Y.
apart-
I'hone
Oldsmoblle Man Here
A. M. Reaver, representative of the
Oldsmoblle Motor company of Port
land, Is spending a few days In Rose
burg looking after Hie Interests of the
company.
Mr. Waddell Returna from Portland
H. I'. Waddell who has been spend
ing the past few days in Portland on
business returned to his home in this
city this morning.
Here From Eugene
II. R. Poolcy, representative of the
Albers limbers Milling company, of
Eugene, is spending a few davs in our
city looking after the Interests of the
company.
The second in the series of zone
meetings of Zone No. 1, Including
Kiddle, Canyonvllle, Gletulale, Days
Creek and the outlying districts, was
held at Glendale on Saturday, Janu
ary 26, with practically all the schools
in the lone represented, aunenmen-
dent and Mrs. O. C. Drown of Hose-
burg, also Mr. W. H. Tavenner of the
University of Oregon, were present.
The meeting was presided over by
the tone president. Mr. Hethers of
Canyonvllle nad was opened with sev
eral musical numbers by girls of the
Glendale high school. The morning
session was given over to roll call of
teachers who responded with a report
of the progress on local history
stories ana inoii.siriai eiuo nui KOR
th,( aphonia Thn remainder of the
forenoon was taken up with sectional ,
work. The high school section taking
up a discussion of the report cards
and methods In English, while the
grade section discussed methods in
silent reading, history stories and
athletics.
The girls of the domestic science
ilnnnrfment nf the Glendale hittll
school served a splendid dinner to FOR RENT 2
the teachers at noon.
The afternoon session was opened
with several trombone selections by
Mr. Woods. Mr. Tavenner of the Uni
versity, took charge of the afternoon
session. In the discussion of the read
ing circle hook. Psychology and the
School by Cameron.
Tho next meeting will be held at
inuiuiioii" "irun uciN i .iceiy turnienea room
p k k i .u 7 1 for gentleman. In private family.
u& .. ...v. tvervthina- new. fiirnura hen! hnth
hot water. Phone 240, hours 9 to 6
HAY FOR SALE BalfJ-J
damaged, or will trade for gl
or nveaiocK. Lewin Puter 3
36F31.
FOR SALE New three boaSl
tractor plow, 12 Inch, Hit i
about live acres. Can k i
right. See it at Broadn;vJ
BABY t'HIX for sale, a CTH
horns, 16 a 100. Huctml
$1.50 for 15. Phone IHTrj
dress Mrs. Henry Lander, L
Oregon, Rt. 1, Box 137.
FOR SALE Corn on cobTTf
cwt. any nm't. Also pure Lil
C. boar 10 months old re J
will trade for one of iinu-1
R. W. Akpaugh. Myrtle L-J
FOR SALE Good oat audi, j
hay, $16 per ton. ThorourS-l
C. JJarred Rock eockertJ
large cabinet size EJisz
graph, with 25 records. Ot I
at a bargain. Phone 5F2J
I FOR RENT 6 room furnished house.
I 235 So. Flint St. Inquire 604 W.
I Lane St.
I FOR RENT Nice large Tront sleeping
room. Heat furnished. 221 W. Washington.
room aparlment for
housekeeping. Close In. Also sleep
ing rooms. 341 So. Jackson St.
j FOR RENT Furnshed housekeeping
rooms, with garden spot. 1110 Pros
I pect St. Mrs. I. N. Mathews.
FORRENT 10 room house, corner
of Jacksou and 1st Avenue, south,
j Apply In rear to L. N. Smith.
i FOR RENT Nicely
for gentleman, in
i Isl.il Pr.-ss ta-M Wire)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. H.mo
' t T;it. leaders in tile nous.' announced
, tmliiv they would attempt to bine a
. special committee appointcil to In-jvc-liutte
the ullaiis of the ship
ping board.
- o -
roltTI.AMl MAN M ll'IDI.S
Dear l-oiks;
The Lord in wisdom pe you life. He pave you under-;
Klandiiiir. Ho made a place for you on earth, exalted and coin
niandinr. Ho found a spot for you to fill and pave you brains to
Jill it. 1 lo jiave you competition loo ami strciuvlh with which to,
kill it. i
He nave you air to fill your limns to Keep your body hvino;.
He found a joy of priceless worth in all His splendid smne;. lie
pave you eyes to see the w orld and all tho wonders in it. He jiave
you hands to j.c.i.o a task and coinage to beirin it. He pave you
voice to speak your thoughts. He pau you ears fcr Inarinir. He
pave lecause lie loved to pivi and not to hear your clu ct iiijr. The
jrift of life ii ml nil you have to fill it up with pleasure, was jiiven
by Almighty (lod for you to hold and treasure.
These tUinjcs and more He jr,,e to you with hopes that ou
would use them. He hoped that you would iiso them well and
never would abuse them. He asks for little in return. juM
I'"aith nnrl real Devotion, with willingness to speak His word and
pive it duo promotion.
So give a thought to what you owe and how much ou are
paying. Your debt is great and ou're at fault if payment you're
delaying. It's not a sermon that 1 preach, just simple words to
show you, that by the way you pay this debt, your tlod is going to
know you.
( i,-:nt..l Press lnscd W'lrr.
l'OHTI.AM). Jan :tlV U L. Phil
ips, tl, former divisional transmis
sion niglin'cr of the telephone com
pline .ended his life at ''is home last
nli:tit by taklnc gas.
Hi litaltli was given as the cause.
l.l. t.lKl, is iiiiow m:i
( A-- i .o. .1 Press laa.M Wire )
I'OI.'TI.AN'ti. Jan. ::o . Ksraplng
her modi, r for onlv t. n minuter.
Vil'tie. the -'-vciir -old diHluhter ol
M r ii nd M rs. .liiint s
h'ut ot cnpanis of
rond. f.ll linn the
vt sterility and was
bo.lv w.is foMtiil in
K. Kice. liouse
1 1 .M Mneadam
Willamette late
drowned. The
i feet of water
Mr. Weatherly Here
N. U. Weatherly. who resides in
Scottsburg is spentling a few days in
Kosebuig attending to business. Mr.
Weatherly is registered at the Hotel
I'lnpqua.
Standard Oil Man Here
C. K. tlodditrd. reprsentative of Ihe
Standard Oil t'ompany, of Portland,
arrived in this city this morning to
spend several days here attending to
bus.ncss.
Representative Here
Hay Class, representative of the
Allen and Lewis couiany of Eugene,
arrived In ibis city last evening to
spend a few days attending to business.
S. P. Official Here
M. I., found, chief detective of tin
Southern Pacific company, of Portland
arrived in tins city last evening to
spend a few d.irs here looking after
lillsitli SS illteresls.
FOR SALE 8 acres by m.l
Good house, barn, some P"
and berries, family orclrl
pies In bearing, pears, i
large grape vinyard. Abot I
from the So. Umpqua rati
place has been sold for4l
now S2i00. Free mtil al
Helbig, 407 W. Cass St
A. S. Rosenbaum. district freight
and passencer agent of the Southern
Pacific company, of Medford is spend
ing several days In this city attend
ing to business, matters. Mr. Rosen
battm is registered at the Hotel Umpqua.
MUST SELL QUICKLY it
price is made according.
Good soil. On good rot! )
highway. Close to JUwebc! I
trees. Place all fencst
house. New. Chicken kffl
parks. Outbuildings, lbw I
news. All necessary fant r-1
Place fully equipped ( ;
ranch. 2 incubators. ! bronl'l
ter piped all over place. ". 1
hold goods go too. Automoi I
delivery body. Price bC
Want quick action. S M
G. W. Young & Son. PMc-
Have Kidneys
Examined By
Your Doctor
Take Salts to Wash Kidneys if
Back Pains You or Bladder
Bother
PASSES BILL OVER isjsstf
fiffl. WOOD'S VETO Pf
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( Assoclitcd Press leaned Wlr..)
MANILA. Jan. 30. The senate of
I the Philippine legislature today pas
sed over the veto of Govornor-tloner-
al Leonard W ood the bill appropriate
, inc f r.n.tioo as a fund for tho reliof
i "f suflerers from typhoons.
The hill now goes up for final
.ae'ion. The government vetoed the
inn l
( in the hands of the secretary of the
I interior.
V. S. TEAM IS LRU
I-.v,..ii, rt lri! tn '
CI1AMON1X, Jan. 30-"
Glntna h.lr.S' te.llll T81
Franco hv a' score of 1! w I
,1.. ,l of Hie first r"1'-
i-ause tho sums were placid ! Olympic contest here WW-
I'lusii your kidneys by drir.kie.g a
qtl.irt of w.iicr each day, also tike salts
circaionally. says a noted authority, who
tells us that to much rub. food forms
acids which almost paralyze the kidneys
in their rtlortj to cxucl it from ih I
blood. Tlu-y br;ome sliireish and ' cr'"il' niemliers of the houso met in
weaken: then you may suiter with a''""'i today to improve minority
dull misery in the ki.lncv region, sh.irp ' " ''''"" to the new veterans com
pains in the b.nk or sick headache, liiz -i- I u':"''.
iicss, your stonucn sours, toncne is " o .
I'l M(M ItATS HOLD ( AUTrt
,' '"""'ited T'resj Leaned Wire.)
WASHINGTON, .Ian. ;I0 heir
,1 a piilimior v.r.niv used In an at
mpt to hi lug the iluld bo k to life.
coated, and when the weather is ba I
you nave r:ic.nnTic twinges. Ihe urine
gets cloudy, (nil of sediment, the chin
in! n'tcn gtt sore and irritated, oblu-iu.:
you to scik reiki two or three tun '
doting tlie niL'l.t. i
lo help nciitr.ilie tltce !rri:atin
.LI, ,,. ti. ... - 1 : e. . 1
will spend it,., next three or fouri flr.h'ofl th- I. .,''. eri,' !,1 . . i
anu. lour ounces ol l..d .l ts t.oin .inv
Magazines.
Library.
cents
eacl '
NATIONAL GUARD W"
Regular drill every M I
, m. sharp. Recruits IJ!
LYLE E. Jl-iR?"3-!
Leaves for Cabfornia
Mrs. Ida t'.o. ttel left this morning
for Los (inti)s, California, whore she
SPECIAL MEETING of tfoei,ir
R"d and Gun club, Wednesdav eve-!
Ji::'-g at Ilroadwsy's C.aragu. Special1
business. Imnortaet I
AN AIM WIN'S HOTKEY MAlX'lt
wciks vHit.tn: with her mother
oilier nUtucs and friends.
A MeKci
v bospaal
in nt.
of (.ikl..nd. Is In 1 turn from Pennsylvania-
receiving mcdlc.il
P0UGHS
Appiy ivr thrtNit tntl chtst
V VapoHub
. L. II. tishurn. ho has been
sl'iiiilmi; the past two months visiting
in his homo town in Pennsylvania re
tuinul to this city last evening. Mr.
Osburn is a r sident of Glide.
Flint Returns to Portland
G I. l l n:. w bo spent a fe
ila s in
acids m t
irriia'.c. tli.u
weakness,
l. l s.'.. :
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act lair. This (u-r.o.:s sails is nia,!c
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