oar-tuBq wcwsRcvirw, fridav. june it. nk
agb sr. rn
PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
"A
That advertising pays Is the i
firm conviction of .Mr. Kimball,
manager of the 1'eoples Supply j
' .Meat Market, who recently dem- '
oluilrati'd the cutting of meat at
the cooking school held in tht
armory under auspice cf this ;
paper. Mr. Kimball states that
ATI
Housewives are calling for meat
uat ; la advertising, and whuh , Verdict of Court in Breach of
be told how might be used eeo. n . V'UUI1 crenn OI
nomically. The demand fn,u this 1 Prorata Suit Ij Looked
advertising Is contiuuolly grow. r" c
lug, so the gentleman all, B, s. rOT boon.
M,yBeSent Over Air
Ufrom bin rran
U to New York.
jRG TO
E IIR HAIL-
FYPrPT nCPICIRN 6
I III I ill Mi 511. 1 1 ! I EH Li
nil
4 APS
POSTAGE NEEDED
L, by Train to Salt
L or San rrancisco
CndUThen Han
dled by Planes.
L, of Rose'""' will t ble
are to Mnu m.. ,"'
, Wrrice d mo
ti n announcement
... nostal department. Here-
L ur route has been avail-
to cities on uic .1"
u mdm hut now ar
ia have been made whereby
li packases nem i"
til ollire "
Ldled bv airplane. Kospbunt
ti rins to dispatch mail over
L iir route should mark It
Mail stltl it uv
uid then to Salt Lake.
ha nirkcil UD bv the
I Will m r
L, uten on to its destina-
tiily service between san
mi New lorn win De
(or use by all sections of
L( aim. tributary to the
lie route followed by the
ot eitrs postage, l ne atr
L... rhareed includes the
Lportation charce to the air-
It?, ts well as uie uiuiBoria-
fail
Jible mall matter will be
tie airplane, including
fctels not exceeding 5tt
weight and not exceeding
... lanpth anil elrth rombtn
L nape at the rate of eight
ounce or fraction inereoi,
tone or part or zone in
il U carried by airplane.
:ore will be special airplane
t postage stamps may be
ded the envelope is plainly
Vi Air Mail." Mail enn he
M lent by special delivery,
it York-San Francisco route
one operated by the post-
bartsent, and is provided,
tiifOK o postage, Into
Wt ill New York to Chl-
Ckiaio to Cheyenne, and
boettSan Francisco.
tan with the provisions
mim, 11 one wanted to send
arsukace by air jnail from
to New York the cost
S tents a zone,- or 24 cents
f-xe lones; and the cost of
letter or package from
to Chicago would be 16
nosetmrg to New York about two
and one-half days, and would be less
lhan that were it not for the fact that
ltoseburg is so far distant from San
Francisco, and the train connections.
Tne service win be daily from
each way, leaving San Francisco at
6 a. m.. and making the trip from
there to New York in 32 hours and
five minutes. West bound from New
York the airplane trip will bo 34
hours.
CHARGES ARE DENIED
Mil ionaire Denies That He Is
Father of Child of Evan
Burrows Fontaine, For
mer Follies Girl.
kef
Associated I'resa Leaned Wire.) j
DALLAS. Ore.. June 27. Twenty
or more delegates from cooperative
prune grower locals of Oregon anil
Washington are expected in Dallas
tomorrow for a meeting which will
tako initial steps toward the form
ation of a selling exchange to mar
ket the prune nop of the unit. This
meeting has been called by Dr. A.!
n. Starback. chairman of the com
mittee of nine.
The meeting Is not a general cne
for prune men, but is for delegates
of the associations, tight organiz
ations are eligible to send repDsent
atives and they will be allowed three
votes each in the deliberations.
ARCH-MURDERER 13
HANGED EARLY TODAY
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
WALLA WALLA, Wash., June 27.1
With a declaration that his pun
ishment was just, Ralph Waller,
slayer of Alfred and Ida Waldman. j
near Pomeroy, went to his death this
morning at 4:50 o'clock at the staie ;
penltentiury. The man was pro
nounced dead at 4:56.
Waller declared In n statement
that he was sorry ho had commit
ted Via dou'.ile murder. He declar
ed the divorce evil was to blame for
his action, asserting that the pos
sibility ot hnwi.; hi.i witn ilIvo'Ci1
him hud i.i i '.o la'-. 1 r I t at
when Vs HVs sifIm. II', ' 1 viir;
promised U Mi.rv 1-i.n vvii tna: ly.
had marrit 1 a to: r. . hi t! riiii
dered her and lie." linsban i.
Waller spent the cntl'-'S nits St talk
ing with his spiritual pJvi.mr, the
Rev. Father C. Fredericks, of Tome-
BORN
mail service will cut down
i nail pent bv it from
IU'ItnASS To Mi', and Mrs. Win.
T. Ilurrass, of. Pueblo, Colorado, on
Thursday, June 19, a boy. Mrs. Ii'ir
rass was formerly Gladys IMeekmann
of Myrtle Creek.
j"TTH'.r'iTlJ'flff IHII li Iflll lllil if uu-'-ru. w 1
rRY V!M!
i k of Fresh Vim Flour will please the housewife, because it
fccea i quality 0f Bread and Pastry that has no superior. '
Our Stock of Flour '
Fresh from the Mill
pes and Staples always the best and at prices to meet your
ALL SORTS OF FRESH FRUITS
SAN FHA.VCISCO. Juno 27. (fni
ted Pre.;s.)-The federal district
court here expects soon to hand
down a decision in the case of L'van
Uurrows Fontaine, former Zeigfleld
Follies girl, who Is suing Cornelius
Vanderbulit Whitney for $1.000,0U0
alleging breach of promise.
Two courses are open to the court : '
one will be to dUmiss the Fontaine
suit on the strength of counter-,
charges maiie in an answer filed
June 21 by Whitney; the other, to
hold Whitney's answer insufficient
and order the caso to trial. If a trial
is ordered. It promises to attract nation-wide
attention and bring to Sun
Francisco one of the highest paid bat
teries of legal talent ever to be as
sembled. ' Miss Fontaine charges Whitney,
son of Harry Payne Whilney, mil
lionaire sportsman, with being the
father of her three-year-old child.
She originally filed the suit in New
York, and then transferred It here
w hen Whitney moved west to head
for a short lime the San Fincisco
office of the Metals Exploration com
pjny. Whiiney made h.s home wiih
his young wi:e near I3urliiit;anie. On
May 2 they closed their house and re
turned east.
Whitney In his answer denied ever
having illicit relations with Miss Fon
taine, and entered a general denial
of all other allegations contained in
her suit. He asks dismissal of the
suit and Issuance of a writ of in
junction preventing further prosecu
tion. The nnswer also charpe3 Miss Fon
taine with attempting to extort
money from Whitney. The dancer In
veigled him into her room nt a hotel
in New Haven, Conn., and with hep
parents present sccuseil' hltn of be
ing thtf father of the child she was
expecting, demanding that he marry
her. Whitney refused. Whitney alro
charges Miss Fontaine with being a
married woman during the periel of
their acquaintance, setting forth that
she served her husband. Sterling L.
Adair, with a fictitious divorce action
summons while Adair was living in
Savannah. Cia.. and in July, 11120,
upon false testimony obtained a de-'
oree of divorce against hlai In Iloci;
we!l. N. Y.
Mrs. FonMinp and her daughter,
the answer excluded. bu:H up. the
entire suit of false material parxled
as fact, conceiving iheir rb'n early in
l!t2n, building up their case step by
step without actual grounds upon
which to build it.
I
Under Auspices
Bandon Post
I lv f b See
0
No. 26, American
Legion
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1 ILL ULHSUilU 1IH1 Jl III UIU Ulinmi lUMUilll UUAU.U UUU
at NOON ON JULY 4
Bke Rock Trap Shoot
Cm, furrv and Douglas Ccuntits' Ctst Shots to Tattici'ite '
Parade, Haces, Game, Sport
Dances in New Pavilion
of both days, Afternoon and Evening
mq nnYiMP nnm
ii
Fastest Ever Staged in Southwest Oregon
Beach Carnival on theBrinh
There'll he something doing ivery minute.
Continuous Band Concerts buth days
WATER SPORTS
Exhibition Drill by Members U. S. Coast Guard
BRING THE FAMILY Enjoy picnic dinner in the park on the Fourth!
FREE Barbecue Seafood. Coffee & Cream. Bring your own containers
' AUTO CAMP! Free water, free lights, free wood. Come for the 4lh ana spend week end. ,
All Modern Park Conveniences. 1
li
Of course you use the Fdison Maz
da lighting globes we have them
phone us. we deliver. Hudson's
Electric Store.
ERYBODY'S EXCHANGE
ROSEBURG, OREGON
p We are smm what bailty torn up, owing to rt.'.miMing front of
bin lnn t let that fact ket-p you away, bi iaus1 ' art- nivins
'tE AS ALWAYS.
Our stock of paint. hrv.Fha and
varnish is comi-lote. ami cm witisfv
all conuus at Fisticin. 4u3 Vist t aw
NOTICE of sale of Rovernifient tim
bpr, (lonfral Iand office. Washing
ton, 1. C, May 15. 1PM. Nut ice U ltere
!' ivn th.tt subjoct to the condl
tkms ffnd limltHtlnns of tht it of
Jim. 9. 1 !!, Htat.. ZS), February
2fi. 1119 (40 hint.. 117&). firvl Junm A,
(41 Stat.. 7TH, and depart menial
reKulutions t.f April 14, j2. the tim
b. r on tfie ft'Uowln lands mill he pold
July 7. H'-4. t 10 v clM k a. m. at pub
1)llr auction at ttit tnitid Maifi lUtnd
ol'fi' t: i(i."-!.urK. tuvzi u, t' the
htKhf.ot r at itt thm the ap-
pr.iifcil vhIic an cliown by this iitno,
:Jb t be isul-Jf-t to tbe approval of
i!t Se-riHy of the Interior. 'I' lie pur
ch.ifo prh-e. with an additional uin f
mi. --fifth f 1 VT r-tnt thereof. b-ln
oni!iuy b'lia allnwf-d. mut be dpOHit-
1 nl titii of rnl money to be re
txrio'l if "H 1 r"t ip-ov"f. other
I.IUJIU. I UUU VJLLLUi
'ir-"n r- i i 1 1 1 1 1 i -r-m 1 1 1.1 f
...... v,rilrr.i,a'iiWilifcilMiW'hia,'ii. tiM
nh.K patent will Issue for the tlmbr I 2"'D M.. red cellar 25 M., NW!4 rod
whic h must ha removed within ton j fir uoo M.. white cedar ITS M.. wblt. fir
vara, lllrla v 111 "ie rei etved fiom clt- i u M., red cdr 60 M.. Lot 1 rod fir
laettN i.f ttie t'liltetl Stttlni.
Par Washing and Greasing
STORAGE
Cars Washed, $1 and up. Cars Creased 75c and up.
Bargains in all New and Used Tires.
' Used Cars at Your Own Terms
Gasoline, Oils and Accessories. Buy from me and same money.
Day and Night Service.
We are Distributor! for the Goodyear Tire and Tubes.
HIGHWAY SERVICE GARAGE
L. R. Chambers
pne478 332 N. Jackson
1
BsmwMtiUong
ot nm'h citizen uitd corporis c,ioiit or
if Jiiizt-d under tlie luwa of the United
.-Halt-ft, or uny Mate, gerritory. or lla-j
;rttt tbereof onlv. I'pun u ppitt at lun o( ,
n o,ii:ililled pureiaj.r, the timber on!
toy IfK'il 9ubdivi:ttm Will he offered
nepai al ' ly iKl tire belnu Included 111 i
hti offei of a iJusjer unit. T. 11 Fl. !
U U'.. Kff. 7. l."t 8, red fir 8400 M., i
h.:H;lo k 65 M , NK'i, ISVV4 re4 fir 120I
M . white fir I'"' ii . NW'4 SKVJ rod fir .
St.. heinlo. k Ml M , SK'i SKA r"
rir l'k,'0 M, hei-:(ii k 60 M., none , of the
timif r on tbexe irini to be ill for
irn tbxn J.;.o. p,-r M., for tbe r d fir,!
and $.: per M. for the white fir and
t.eu.lo' K. T. I'! S., It. 1(1 W ., hor. SS,
S.VM sW-i y.lliiw fir 4:'0 M., aerorid:
att .wih fir M SI . vhlte fir 40 M., white i
!: 20 M., SIM; t--V. yellow fir 170,
V., iHond Kiowth fir If 00 M.. while fir
So M.. white ledar 100 NW'W tK'4
yellowr fir 1 lo M.. aecond prowth flrj
40 to., white t-.lur 40
viUow fir 2v) M. ee find vrowth fir;
u M.. white e..l,.r 40 to.. lol 6 yellow
i ftr ::,o M., hi'- I ir 20 M.. wlitle cUar
j 10 M, IjoI yvl luW fir 1 00 M., nerond
l k.routlt fir 11" M-. white- cedar l- M.. I
! T. L'U II. )t W., Sfc. Ui, Lot 1 red fir
1340 M white i.Ur 226 M., !t 3 red
I fir 170 M.. winte tdur l- M.. Lot
j r.-d fir ll0 II.. 1 He cetUr ;i M., I-nt
' red fir 2-'.' M. whltu cedar l-"0 M.,
j J.l ril f(r M.. while cedar 250
XI., Lot IS red Iir J740 M , white cedar:
4 M . Lot lb r d fir l&tul M.. white
, d:ir jtni M. None of the tinioer on theae
j at-ctioiia to be eold for les than 00
per M. for th i id and yellow fir,
, ll.oo ier M. f-r the accond irrowth fir.
, t.iO per to. for in wiute fir and $7.00
l.tr'M. f'r the wiate ced-ir. T. S., K.
. V Seo. . Ll yelluw b.ne, 1 M.,
Ie thun :i.0o per
A'., He.. I, Lot 1 fir
700 M. NE4 fir
fir 1700 iL, M;4
lit inlock 60 to.. NW
: t.- K fir ll-'6 -to..
.- w niu to.,
i r on thU Benion to
t an $1 Go pr to.. fr
vr ii., for the hMii-
.; 1 u, nvv i
I (too M.. white cedar Boo M, white fir
Li M., Utt S red fir 360 Al., v. hile ce
d.ir M0 to.. Lot 4 red fir 2fi5 M., white,
ctdar 00 M., NK VV red fir .130 M..i
White cednr 20 M.. HHH red fir,
3Ji M.. white cedar 300 M., white fin
M , M-;im tSi:4 retl fir bO to., white
dar' 4fc'0 M., S' 8K'4 red fir S70 j rrj rr loQ L
NW", fir lfii M., white ctdar 170 M..
SK NW'4 fir 150 to., white cedar 6..
St., none of the timber on thoe tract
to be aold fur lesa than $2.00 per 41.
for the Iir und $7.00 per to. fur lh
Wtilte cedur. T. 21 S H. 11 V tjve. I,
Lot i nil fir 1H0 M. white cedar Ho
to., M-;' rnd fir co to., white
(t'Utir Ji'O to., NVv SV U iu fir
M., white te.lur ! M.. IS. Lot U
f nit to i-e uid if
M. T 17 S., It. 1
j 1G0U M.. I.t 2 ftr
l.'-.'t to., r-WU
to .
to.
to.,
KH fir
m; , fr u
hnilotk L
none ot the tt'i
t; hold f-r I-."-ilie
f.r and 11 '
lo k T. 21
to tie uid for1 uliite fir 40 to
r to. T. 15 H.. it. W.,
fir :o to. KW
.-Kit KVV ,r 600 M
.WS'i fir 7 " to.. N W Ml f.r 7o
Al., NiVU fir 4ou M., none of the
I timber on It.ce
lfm tnan 1.7r
Sec. f,
' ?V fir to
J SU '4 hW fir 1' 0 M., cedar ii to.,
none of t ii e titn! r on this evctlon to
be aoM for le nan $1.7i Jjer to. for
liie ftr and $1 -er SJ. for tiie c-l:r.
T. in h.. It. 1- V . Sec. ix, Jot l red fir
3:.o to.. ?5u. 17 i '4 M:4 red fir 1240
to. white ir ce-iar to to., N
' M-: "-d iir 7i' -d.. winte fir 4.",o to.,
.lr -J to, fcK t TK1 t.r.lVst to,
while f,r 1 . 0 to., ctdar 20
, 11 . tfv-, M. ftr -0 W.,
white ftr 4:1) ( . td.r 0 to., ijtrjre 40
'M , M-' m-: r i r I r 2:.o .A , w h!ie fir
V hit-
i-ij to.,
to . UK-
w lv:t-
ii jo to
to.. NIVU fcKU red
fir 4 to At . cedar (0
fir 2im to., winte fir
' Al., herniu- k 7u to.,
f.r 1-10 to.. white fir
i: 7 V, Fee. frKU
r SJ., n. of the tim-
ne to be ro.d for I
lor tn red fir. $ &0
ne fir a i.d lo-mlo k
('r the rtyjitr ar d
H. 12 W.. See. Ji,
r ?6 M, hi;', NW'4
4 NWit rl fir is:,y
fir !.:'.0 to. T. -II S,
'' X;- r-d fir
' M . wliH ir "tj Al.,
V AI., white eerier
w .i-e tr -"0 W., tU rnlitr Uu
M: rJ fir 4J' to., w;nto re-1
to.. tW AK'i red fir Cia M
d-r -f- NL'i XUU red ftr
while io.-ir 4o to., white Iir
f r vwo to..
! .0 d.ti
3M to. T. 1 7
NW red fir 21;
b.-r on ihFe re- i
thm $- .' per Al
(or I. f--r tne v
d i Oi f. r to
n;rue. T 17
N'.V N V. t rd
red fir v'O AI .
to., Nt.' hW r
I;. 12 vv.. '..
f whiit t '-ilar "
N WU M".'( r- I
M While cednr 4T. to., HKVJ Hr'Vi red fir
hi., white cedar 690 M., HW' HK
rt-d fir ln;& M. white cedar 32& U,
.Sec. &, HVVlt NWlt r'l fr fc0 M
white i-rdar 30 M., NW SW r.d fir
HJO Al.. white redar 13f M.. HWV, 8W
red fir 300 M, Sec. 8, Mil4 NW 14 red
fir 20.'i0 to., while cedar 47& XL, NW
NW'4 rU fir 1C7 M., while fir 2" M.,
white f-tdur 4i0 to., UK NW red fir
li'ijl M., while fir 100 M , white cednr
6ii to.. HWU NW!t red fir llii to..
wlille cedar 160 to., none of the limber .
on theo Beet ion tu be sold for h '.
than $:.' 25 I r to. for the red fir and
red cedar. Mo per M, for the white;
fir and f 7.0u per M. for the whits
ced.ir. T. 20 8., li. 4 W., Kec 16, HWt
Nh red fir 760 wtirte fir 60 to.,
im ene redar 100 M., not to he old for
! than $l.?f per to., for the red fir
and f..r m r M., for the w hite fir and
in. . ise ci-flnr. T. 15 8., It. 2 W., Km;.
:'.. Si:4 NK red fir 14o0 M, N10
red fir 1&;i0 to. red cedar loO AL,
h- iiilr.. k Mi to., NW hKt red fir SonO
Al, red ced.r 0 to., hemlock 2tt to. T.
I. K, U. 2 W., rVc. a. iMt 2 red fir
1.6" to. Itxenxe cdar 2i to., KV
e-i NK'i e-wi fir 1215 M, Inceiiae cedar li
to. XV fcJLU red fir 10. o to., red c
(Jmt 4ii to., none of the timber on these
n th. im to be sold for leu than $1.75
per M. for the red fir, and $I.(hi per AL
for t.ie red and luce tine cedar and hem
Iitk, T. 2i K., It. 1 K., hec. &. frl. NK
NK pine 4to M., 'red fir "oo to., w t.ite
tlr l.'io to., red cedr lo to. fr.
NK' pine 1" AI , rd fir 10&0 M ., white
fir to , rd eerUr 50 M.. riW NK
SK14 pine i to to , red fir 2'o to., white
fir M MK'i K pine M. ro
pine 40 to., ted fir 11Q AL, white fir
J' to, r-d rwUr 4 M., HK li NK pine
Af.. red ftr tloo M., white fir 50 to.,
red .-dr to. frl. NK NW pine
1 'Mi M . red ftr 7.r0 Al . white fir 60 to.
t. d r.-dar 20 AI . frl. NW H pine
i; AI, red fir 770 AT., red cedar 30 M..
NW'4 tiine o AL, red 'ir 0O M.,
red redar b AL, hW i
NW'4 pine 12o to, f-.l fir 8o IL, white
fir 2n AL, rd cedar o to.. NK 1SW
pin :j M.. ri-d fir 7o to. wnite fir
4 Al., r i cednr 40 w wt
pir. 3io At, r.-l fir M, white fir B
io A!.. WK HW'i pine 4i0 AI., rel fir,
! Al , while fir 20 AL, red relar 50
Al , h'W' r.WU pine 2i to., red fir 4'i
Al , w.Lte fir i."J AL. red ce.iar 10 M..
. K ' 4 yh.'t pli.e lio to. red ftr 1110 W
wi.ne fir I'l-i to , r d cedtr 14u to.,
NW SK' pin- llo AL. red rir 1140 to.,
w Lite f.r 1." Af , rtd e iar Co to , hK
r-f1, j. ne 47i AI . red fir 60 AI , white
fir 2o AI , red cedar l"u M , KW hK
j ;n-' AL. rd ftr !) Al . white fir
?. V. . red e, d;tr 4i Al., not to be Bold
f.r ti m liso per M. for the pine
fl r.o t-r Al . fot ihe red fir. and ruHur.
Hfi I f " per Al fur the white fir. he
IT. rW't NW- pine 4! AL, red fir
-:. i: , wi ne r r '. Af.. Nv nwy pin
11" Al . r-d fir .- M. wli:f fir '0 At,
-W hW (ine f . red fir 4 to ,
we ie f.r . to.. NK'i K'4 pli.e 5.1 to.,
r-d fir Z 'i Al . wi.itu fir j Al , NW
while t filar
to., rid
cedar 20 AL, white Iir 10 to. Lot 14 red
fir t.20 AL, while ciuar 25 to., white 111
, l'ij AL, itoiiit tif ttie tlii'ber nn thun
ae tPtiiH lo be Bold for h ea ttiHii $!.
per Al. for tne r d tlr nnd red ci dur,
li.oo per to. fur Uie wane tcdur and
Lo per M. tor ihe white fir. J'. 28 K,
It. 4 V., Hec. &, NV hVV fir a.fr
t M, not to be Bold ti isa than $l.tO
. per to., T. i ft.. U. W., Koe. ai, 1-ot 4
yellow pine lo to, - ar pine 3oo to..
tir 15 AL. not to he (Jid lur lenn than
! $.1.00 per AL fur the pin and fl.oo pel
to. fur the fir. Wil.l.lAM fcl'ltt. Com
BIQ SOCIAL DANCE
At Injr'd Hull, Coles Valley, Silt-
unlay evcnJti, June 28. MuhIc b
Sim rj'ttrd ' S j ncoVnt orti. 10 very ouoZ
ooiuu und have h kooU time.
f M
WILL CELEBRATE JULY 4.
Thi Mplrnnn Tfiiinry Club will holj'
a i Inliruiiou nt tlio forks of ilia rlvnr,
July 4. I!ik J.ini'y dunro will he hold'
In Ilm iiftrrnrmn und cvi'iiln;:. Hvcry.
h(ily Itu'ted to rnmn and t'tijoy Uie
ct'li'lirutM'ii. lliiBln t dlnuiT ut niMin.
NOTICE
I'.iiuc nt Oh'H;i Conniiiinlly HnlK
Hi t'iidny I'VPnltiK, Juno 2Sih, jrooU
niuslc. Coniu and Imve a Rnod time. "
fOMMITTKK.
:verytliing You Need
In the way of Pure, V!io!c3omc Groceries we can
supply at lowest cost, and best quality.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
ORDER CANNING SUPPLIES NOW
Perkir
PICKENS PROS.
B!ltJ. Phone 68
Smartly Fashioned Frocks I
For Summer
Many new styles are included in tnia display of cool Summer Dresses,
affording you, no matter what your it or type, an ample range from
which to select.
We have a splendid asicrtment In the fmrr fnh-ics, deftly touched
with attractive trimirun ya, and you should tfe fuse loveiy dresses.
All of them priced low.
FOR STREET AND DRESS WEAR
ii
f.r , t1 M, hlt fir (,S !.. FH KK'
1 In.- V M r.'l fir :j M.. wht ftr 65
M . !!.-. la M 'l M- i !!"' r
fir M whiu fir 2 1 St. not lo t)
. . ...1 f.r ! tl ;.n ,..r M. far tin
. p. r Al.. f'.r !'. fir, mid
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